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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-29
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.


CHICAGO, Sept. 2S--Wet weather that
put stop to threshing In the northwest
had a good deal In bringing about an
advance today In the wheat market here.
Prices closed strong, ifdptc TO &c net
higher. with December al a5SsG95slc and
May at 9Shm9Skc. The outcome In corn
varied from &c decline to ik@Sse gain and
In oats from Ssc off TO &c up.
Provisions finished the same as last
night TO 25c higher.
Assertions that threshing had come TO
g, virtual standstill in the Dakotas and
vantage almost from the start. The out
look was that because OF DELAYS by
rain, the receipts. especially at Mime
apolis' Tor the next few days would be
Dected.
AS the movement OF the winter crop
continued to be disappointing and as
caDle advices proved adverse TO the
bears, quotations soon began TO climb.
and at no time thereafter encountered
any decided check. Shorts were the chief
buyers but commission house purchas-
ing was noticeably on a broader SCALE
Liverpool dispatches telling OF an ur-
gent milling demand helped 20 bring to
hight the fact that as much as 100000 bu
OF domestic wheat had been sold in tho
United States yesterday without the
transaction receiving any publicity. In
this connection II was pointed out that
expert elearances today were larger than
on the corresponding day last year and
that the increase In the worlds avail
able supply was only about a quarter
as large as year ago.
Some frost damage and the fears of
more tonight had buIlish Influence on
corn. The September option, however
was comparatively weak as result OF
n mondh-end nqnidation. Oats We're gov
weather was ill-adapted for threshing
Provisions advanced with hogs. The vol
ume OF business expanded, particularly
as to commission house buying of Janu-
airy deliveriea
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Suffers Decline Of from One
to Four Cents Over Night on
the Local Market.
CORN ALSO IS SOME LOWER

OMAHA. September IS 1915.
Wheat suffers another big drop today.
declining 1a4c.
The receipts OF wheat were very light,
only thirty-three cars being reported in.
Corn was also lower. The market was
very weak and cash corn sold MGi%c
down.
oats were quoted hGNc lower.
The yellow corn still demands n pre-
MUM over the white corn, and the white
over the mixed grades.
Rye and barley were practically un-
changed.
Liverpool close: Wheat Id lower to
Id higher; corn, unchanged TO Id higher,
Primary wheat receipts were 29lS.0OO
bushels and shipments 1855, 600 bushels,
against receipts of 2.y15,Oo0 bushels and
shipments OF i,S22, 600 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were Ice, 600
bushels and shipments $4,000 bushels,
against receipts of $4,000 bushels and
shipments of $4,000 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were tlti.00o
bushels and shipments $4,000 bushels,
against receipts of i,2SO0 900 bushels and
shipments of 27700O bushels last year.
CARIAOT RECEIPTS.
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Quotations Of the Nay on various
Commodities.


NEW YORK, Sent 2S-FLOUR-Stcady
sprinE Patents. 81. 2Oai670; winter patents,
s.. Sn6fo, winter patcnts, fS.20UN. 20:
winter strsishts. N9nah 40.
WHI,AT-Spot firm; No. red and No
hard. N.GN c. / I. New York; No.
northern. Duluth, sl.O2%; No. / northern.
Manitoba. Ghc c. I. T. Buffalo; futures
were firm; September, S1.iL
CORN-.Spot, easier; No. yellow. &c
prompt shipment,
OATS-Spot. steady.
HAN-Ftrm; No. l. N.S5; No. 2, N.15,
No. 500; shipping, aOc.
HOfS-Steady, state, common to choice,
1915. Z2u2Sc; 1914. S0l2c. Pacific coast,
1917 l4Ql6c; 1914 tlGtiSc.
HGDES-Steady; Bogota, SO00ic: Cen
trail America, 2c.
LEATHER-Firm; hemlock, firsts s2G
SSc; seconds. SidS2C.
PRONlSlONs-Pork steady mess,
Sl6,O06iS.5o; family. S1s.O0d122No short
clears, SlS.Oodtls.60 Beef. steady; mess.
Sl7.oulS.O0. family. SIS 5NTi9O0. Lard,
firm, m ddle west, SS.h0mS60.
TALLOW-Steady: city, &c; country
5&@6' c. special. 6kc.
BtITTER--Firmi receipts, 2i,212 tubs;
creamery extras, GSsuSlSc; firsts, %dfs7c,
seconds. 2Sd2iHc.
EGGS-Firm; receipts. 1881 cases; fresh
gather ed extras. S2GlS3c, extra fancy firets
&WSlc; tirsts, 2OlsdSSc; seconds, 2S1sd2oiSc.
CltEEs E--Steady; receipts 2bii boxes
state, whole milk fresh flats. specials.
li%Ulbc; state, whole milk fresh flats,
average fancy, l4iSc.
POULTRY-bressed. strong; western
frozen roasting chickens, l9G2tc; fresh
2lo.
PoULTRY-M.ve. firm; western chick
ems isc; fowls. iSlsql9c; turkeys iSc.
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and all kinds shared the advance. Move
ment was on the whole very active. and
a good clearance had been made long be
fore 10 O'CLOCK. Most Of the packing hogs
Il. .,.t,.I q go Al 49, k,1.,.h -
safes was quotable at Nlg@S.W. tops
reaching SSi6
supplies. while very moderate were the
largest FOR any one day for almost two
week.. About sixty-seven loads, or 4,3JO
head, were reported In. THIS brings the
totai FOR the two DAYS up TO 7,Ol2 head, a
gain OF LOO head over last week, but
more than 1900 smaller than two weeks
ago and n shortage OF leo head as COM
pared With the aamo dnNa last Ncar.
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NEW YORK. Sept 2s.-COTTON-spot
steady: mlddlng uplands. 124Oc Sales.
rCra
Futures IN cotton opened firm; October
l210ci DECEMBER. l2,F0c: January, 12.lOc;
March. 1850; May, 13.O5c
The. cotton marFct closed steady at a
net gain of from 10 to ~ points.
Futures closed steady; October 121Oc
December ~ lsc: January, I264c; March
- a2c. MAY IS Csc
LIVERPOOL Sent s-COTTON-spot.
firm; good middling, SOD; middling 70ld; ;
low middiing, 6.52d. Sales. 1900 bales.
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NEW YORK. Sept. 2S.-AdETALs-Lead,
N.50 spelter not quoted. Copper. firm;
electrolytic, tis.2j. Iron steady and I'M
changed. Tin. firm; five-ton lots. $4,000
49, 80.
At London: Spot copper. an; futures,
Rf2; electrolytic. ed los. Spot tin ei53
S.: futures f154 Anthony, fl25. Lead
e23 l5s. Spelter. e6s.
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OH NM nnnin.

SAVANNAH. Ga, Sept. 2S.-TURPEN-
TfNE-Firm: 3Shd3snc. sa es, 1875 bills.
receipts, M bills; shipments. 1873 bills
stocks. 1858 bills.
ROSIN-Fifm; sales, 74S bills; receipts,
6l2 obs; shipments. 1902 bbls.; ftoc ks.
6I.0l3 bbls. Quote: A. y $50; g. " ~ RI:
=, yS.421a; II, g, II, 4, 1915; X, t3.60f NJ,
A.5o: n. $50. VIC. $3.50; WV. ts.OUli6 ~.
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Corn rrS wheat n~~Ion RuII~ttu

Corn r~S v'h"at R~~iOn Bulletin.
The weather Is cool throughout the corn
and wheat belt Light frosts occurred in
southern M chigan and northern Ohio and
freezing temperatures in North Dakota.
showers were general in the Minneapolis
occurred at stations In Missouri. Illinois.
Indiana end Kentucky.
l.. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
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<auana CItv live stocI. marked.

KANSAS CITY. Sept. 8.-CATTLE-
Receipts. 1907 head: market strong:
Prime fed steers. ss5Ogl0OO; dressed beef
steers, NSNt9.4O: western steers 50 a
o.: stockers and feeders, So. 50ffS. 90; bulls
IS OOds.OO: calves 81 oGinO0
SHEEP AND. L4AMBS-Reeeipts, 1900
head: market hieher; lambs, s8.O06s rs;
yearlings y ooq6.75 wethers, s5.bOa65O;
ewes. g.. 25d660.
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81. Louis live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. s.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 400 head: market higher; native
beef steers, 81. l0d1O.25; yearllng steers
and heifers, ts.5Oai0O0; cows, s6,00Gs,O0;
steers, So 25Gi6.S5; cevs and helfers. s4000
$50; native calves SSO0ffiiO0.
higher; native beef steers, Sb0Gi0.-S %;
nigher; pigs ana KS todls hs' ooSgsOo n ~ az
as 80
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recelpts 500
head; market higher; lambs SS.OOds SO;
sheep and ewes. S5.OOG7.76.
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city Eationa, Bank BSiidlng.

THE ART OF SELLING FOR CASH.
This little brochure explains fully how
for cash. no matter where located. We
mean II. Write today describing what
you have TO sell. buy or exchange, and
receive this booklet free. b. r. LOOS
CO.. l03 w. Walnut 81. Des Moines Id
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s,oux civ Live stock MARKET.

SIOUX CITY. Ia, Sept 2S.--CATTLE--
Receipts, $500 head; market steady; ma
tive steers &25mS.G0; cows and heifera,
O.7hM6.i0 Gamers, $35Odfib0; stockers
and feeders, s6O0d7 2s. calves. 36.0Odl7.50.
bulls stays, etc. Sl.5OQ5.35.
HOGS-Receipte, $50 Ohead, market
steady to 511Oc higher; heavy 81. iOdpS0
ixed Ti5q74O; light. To6a715; bulk,
t7.i0fl7. 40.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reoeipts 1900
head: market steady; ewes, s47b; lambs,
a lOfI2 40
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sTBERs ANp HEIrERs.
Az. Pr. No.
$40 Q 50
NEBRASKA
90 steers. ...1lO5 10
MONTANA.
Il steers. ...1122 Z 10
COLORADO,
ID steers. 1912 Z 40

HOGS-The Increase In shipping de-
mand that was expected by the Missouri
river markets as "A result OF the barring
OF Chicago live stock from New YORK
state landed In South Omaha with a
fully third OF the supply, taking any
thing that had a shipping end at prices
that were all OF 15GOc higher, and looked
even more than that In some instances.
Bulk of the shipper purchases was made
AT V,bvQaOO, with an extreme top OF ". 10,
the highest price that has been paid
here since last November.
Packer buyers might have tried 70 hold
things down on a heavier run, but the
boom In the shipper market on such mod
crate rece pts forced their hand, and they
figures that were easily i09i5e, and In
spots as much as 20c. higher. A few
punches OF extremely heavy hogs didn't
urgent need OF every bLng that was here,
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81. Joseph Lire stocIe Market.

ST. JOSEPH, No. Sept 2s.-cATrLE-
Receipts, 900 head; market dull and
weak; steers. s7.OOn9.25; COWS and helf-
ers. - O0u9.00: calves sG,O0fteE0.
HOGS-Receipts, $500 head; market
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rooeipts, 1000
head; market strong; lambs, &s.0OftS.75.
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inal, September. 81 ~; December, s7Nc.
CORNING. p nominal; No. white,
nomindi september. SAo; December,
~rs.-No. 3 nominal: No. white.
RYE-eSc.
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OIL md Rosin.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.-MERCANTIL.Hc
Pa Prp--Sh S'3% ner cent
STERLING EXCHANGE - Sixty-day
sILVER-Bar, 49Kc; Mexican dollars,
3Slkc
BoNDs-Government steady; railroad
strong.
MONEY-Time loans, steady; 6O-days,
'fT2I per cent; 80 days. 2A@3 per cent;
six months, 3 per cent. Call money,
eent riinT Ssta ne cent csn low; ~ per
2 per cent; closing bid. ~ per cent; Of
fered at per cent.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

500 40 si,OO0 made promptly. F. D.
Mead. Mead BIDS. 18th Farnam sts.
CITY and farm loans, s, 81, per cent
,. X. Dumont n Co. 40 State Hank
A '.For sale" ad will turn secona-nand
furniture into cash.
CITY property. Large loans a Specially
w, u, Thomas y state Bank Bldg.
MANTED-Good farm and city loans az
lowest rates
PETERS TRUST CO. ls22 Farnam.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
OkEEFE real, ESTATE co.
1915 Omaha National Phone Douglas E7ik
MONEY on hand tor city and farm loans.
II w Binder. ChtN National hank Bldg
MONEY on hand for City and farm loans.
n. W. Binder. City National Bank BLDG
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CATILI1-Receipts were fair this morn
ing, al cars being reported In, which
makes a total FOR the two days this week
OF N.Oo4 head. This is smaller than for the
same time last week by 1000 head and
smaller than year age by almost 100
head. Sti4l. advl1es from other selling
points were none too favorable, with the
result that buyers starred out bidding
lower and playing for time. No one
seemed ready to fill orders until the sit
uauon at other market points was better
Understood. As result the morning was
Wen advanced before very much business
was transacted.
There were more good to choice year.
ing stock cattle In the yards than there
have been for long time back Fortu-
nately, there was a good demand and the
Jest stockers and feeders sold at steady,
owing to the number OF cattle on sale
yesterday and TO-DAY the tendency was a
niue easier and medium kinds were
safely loc or more lower than yesterday
Beef steers opened slow, hut there was
a very fair demand and In the end the
better grades, Grades brosght prices that were
weak TO a little lower The same was
true OF cows and heifers, the more at
uactlVe kinda, especially those that would
prices with others little lower In spots.
led yearRgs, s5oSass5: fair 6 10 g good siI Ted
yeorltngs, - bOSi9.O0; common to fair fed
yearlings, s6.5Oafs50 good 10 choice heavy
beeVes, s900l9,S5; fair TO good cornfed
led beeves. S6.1bdiS30. wine grass beeves
SNqS 30; good TO choice grass beeves,
N.,4oHS.OO: fair TO good grass beeves, 1915
SO; good TO choice grass heifers, Sc 2561
80. good t9 choice grass cows, t5,7b6s ~.
fair cows, MO0u5.O0 prime feeding
8, GERS "a IopS.4O good 10 choice feeders
M20QAI0; fair TO good feeders. t650d7, 25
go llon TO fnir feegers. s5.509i650; good TO
choice stockers. T7bdS.3S; fair 20 good
stockers' Si,1bn1.75 common to fair
stockers. SOO0G.7b; stock heifers, $3.50
" 0oatS'6o: veal calves, ts.0O@i00O: buila,
stays, etc. S5.OO6p650.
Representative sales:
STEERS AND HELPERS
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NvInnerpoli. GRAIN MnrI,e,.

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 2s.-WHEAT-
September, 9714c; December. 927kc: No.
hard. H.O0H; No. l northern. 941ka09Jsc.
hLOOR--Unchpnged
BARLEY--47f165c.
RYE-93d9sc.
BRAN--s1S.OO.
OATS-No. 3 white, 32%d33ikc.
SEED-F1ax, $1.S4n6I1. S71h.
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cnIcAco LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Firm - Hogs Unsettled -
sheen Firm.

sheep Firm.
CHICAGO. Sept. q. 49, CATTLE,--He-
ceipts, 300 head; market firm; native
beef cattle SeiOff10 40; western steers,
sG.700S75, cows and heifers, s2,sOaS,Sb;
calves. S7F0dfil.2S.
settled, light grades weak, others strong
bulk, s7.3oGiS %; light. $7g5diS.t0; mix q,
$695dlS 20; heavy S6.65MS.30; rough. s6,dhM
600: pigs, S6.O06I7.9o
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelp's 160l'
head; market firm; wethers S5.I016.b0i
ewes s3.60sI6.O0; lambs, G.00@9.25.
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REAL EsTATE-MIsCEILANEOUs
RasD Bros.
EASY TERMs.

EASY TERMS.
Small payment down, balance on
terms 10 suit. will buy a splenald nome,
one block from Dundee car line; house
Is biick, rooms. sereened-.n porch,
gas, electric lights, bath, furnace, full
cemented basement oak finish down
stairs, white enamel second floor.
fun sized lot. barn on rear All street
improvements m.-de. Priced right
Might take smaller house or acrease
as part payment. Everything IN per
feet order
w. 4. SMITH CO.
City National Bank Building. -
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1000 Baskets of Grapes Off
700 Vines

Apples. plums. peaches. cherries. cur
rants, raspberries. goOseberries. Brand
Ing finished cemented cave connected
With fun basement; 2 acres land, S4.5OO.
WI take small cottage for part Owner
son sse.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-29

These sales were reported today:
Wheat-No. hard winter: cars, Sc;
I car, &c; 50 car, CSC; car. Csc, No.
hard winter: l car. sc; l car. sc; cars,
&c. l car. 9O1zc; 4 cars, s)c: car. SOC:
rs cars. SEC. sample: / car. Sc; car.
I car, &c. No 3 mixed: ! car. s5c. No.
durum: l car, 95c No, 2 (velvet chRff);
car, N.OO; cars, 9oc, No. 3 velvet
chaffl: 1 car, sc; cars. 92c. No (vel-
vet chafO: 1 car. &c; 1 car. SOC. Corn:
No, 2 white; l car, 62isc. No. white !
car, 6i4c. No. 2 mixed; i car Cnear ye-
low, &c; cars, 6.hc No. 3 mixed l
car tnear Yellow, 63lSc. I car, 62hc Oats:
standard: car. Sac; l car, 34l4c; cars,
4c. No; white. 2 cars, SIC; cars, exc;
Omaha Cash Prices-Wheat: No. 2 tur-
key. N.0ld1 .0S; No. turkey. $1,000 .03,
No. hard, 96clsl. 90; No. 3 hard 9+4fasc
No. 4 hard, Sn95c; No. spring. eSa96o
No. spring. 92q95c; No. durum, 945kfi
s5c No. durlim. 93lhd94c; no grade, 7Ua
Sc, Corn: No. white. 622tQo9c; No,
No. white, 6i%Ge2c; No. white. 61iFd
e4ka64%c; No. I yellow. 6iaslBhc; NJ.
s4Nc; No. 2 mixed. 62as2Hc; No, ) mixed,
6l%q62kc; No. 4 mixed. 61Ih &c. 50.
mixed, 6lh9S1%c; No. mixed, 6lek6lhc.
SIKas4a.c No. ) white. ssa5sc; No No !
white. 5lhqsIsc. Barley: 45a6ic; No. i
feed, tOa44c. Rye; No. :, S7Qei15c; No. 3,
Chicago closing prices, furnished The
Bee by Logan q Bryan. stock aud grain
brokers. sl5 SO. Sixteenth street. Omaha.
Ar iclel Open. Hish. Low. close.l sat y,
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WiseOnslh.

SQUARE section. 40 acres hardwood
timber lana; lays ideal; fine river
touches all quarters, therefore would
make an ideal stock farm ~ acres cleared
and IN clover pasture and field; 10000
feet or commercial saw timber; so acres
meadow land; fine S-room house; large
barn and granary; on man road, r.. r.
ID. and phone route; and miles TO good
market towns.
Further information and pictures upon
request. Price $3.50 per acre, with Is
CASH balance per cent. Art Belzer, Fin
iayson, MINI.
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LAVE YOU A FARM FOR sAI.Ef
write good description OF your land
loves Most Powerful Want Ad Ne.
olum. twenty-five words every Friday
sNenlne. Saturday morning and every
saturday evening and Sunday morning
Ior one iaonth, giving sixteen ads on
Twelve different Gays tor 81: or 90 words.
81, or Is words, 81
Largest circulation OF any Iowa news.
psper &U0OO TeaGers daiiy in four great
states.
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Receipts OF live stock at the five prin-
cipal western markets:
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UPPER WISCoNsIN-Best dairy and
Generai crop state In the union; settlers
wanted; lands for sale at low prices on
easy terms, Ask for booklet "a on Wiscon-
SIN Central Land Grant. Excellent lands
Tor stock raising. II interested In fruit
lands ask for booklet on apple orchards
address Land and Industrial Depart. 500
Line Hallway MINNEAPOLIS Aim
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Nebraska.

w. @. TEMPLETON-City property.
lands everywhere, farms, ranches, loans
9nu Insurance. ASK about my orchard
2iokosltlon. 6O2 bee Bldg.
FARM FOR S4ALc-Good quarter. three
miles south OF West Point, Neb. All
under cultivation and level. No crop fall
lres- Best land in Nebraska Price $l2o.O 70
per acre. Write owner, II, III. Hutchinson
Nelson, keb.
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REAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOUR ACRES FOR SALE.
Orchard and alfalfa; high, slightly loca.
blocks from two parks and two street
car lines; contains "a plated lots
Blshouser q Bloome's addition. Address
nl6 No. 10th ST.. or call Walnut 1928.
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Colorado"

We will furnish twenty, eighty or one
hundred and slAIy acres line alfalfa,
sillasi gram or beet Land. You buliu the
Duiiuanss alld pay Tor the land on crop
share plan. Write at once.
THE l.. G. DEVELOPMENT CO.,
Cedar IkAYIuS.
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NEW YoRK GENERAL MARKEr

RYE CSC
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-29

MONTANA irrigated lands best in the
close TO town, railroad. Schools and
churches; t4l.oO to S6O per acre on fifteen
years TIME; annual payments less than
rentals on middle west farms; write to-
Jay Tor particulars; illustrated pamphlet
ano map free, Waller Farm sales com.
pany. BOX lOV2. Naller. Mont
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Slow, Steady to Little Lower
Than MOnday-Sheep Steady
to Strong.
HOGS TEN TO TWENTY HIGHER

The following table snows enc receipts
% cattle, hogs and sheep at the omaha
live stock market for the year 70 date as
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The following tatle shows the average
prices for hogs At the Omaha tive stock
market Tor the last few GAYS with com
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IOWA
BARGAIN
west henson.

IA East Des Moines, new in 1903, Eood
barn, two good sheds, brick chicken
house (WtiI leave Ine chickens In III, All
blocks from car, not too close TO town.
sous improvements. VIII sell cheap Tor
casn, WllI MAKE aTrank enema Tor pay
ments. Address q O46 Bee
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-03
WAR ORDERS CAUSE
OF SOME PROSPERITY

Washington, June War orders
seemb to be the chief factors In the
Improvement Of business conditions in
the United States This In indicated
in the June bulletins of the Federal
Reserve Board just issued which gives
the boards summary of the business
conditions in the twelve reserve dis
tricts embracing the entire country.
The boards reports indicate feel.
ing OF mild optimism" In most dis
| tricts. but general trade conditions
are still below normal. The most
encouraging report comes from Ats
/ lanta. Ga. In which district the .con-
/ ditions are described as generally good
/ Richmond. however, reports materials
/ ly diminished volume of business CONF
pared with last year. although ii Il
receiving its share of war orders
In Cleveland. also. there has been
slight pause compared with q month
I ago, but the Cleveland district IL hold
ing its own.
In the Philadelphia district, II II
said that war orders and their in-
fiuenee are undoubtedly helping many
industries As TO the general trade.
II is said TO be still dull and below
normal" An Improvement Is noted In
retail trade. and decrease In unem-
pioyment. There is said TO be slow
increase in production for domestic
consumption. There are fewer Idle
freight cars and an increase in orders
for equipment by the railroads
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-03
CARRANzA FORCES
WINNING COUNTRY
Mexico City VIII Soon BE Again in
Hands OF First
Chief.
VILLA FEARS AN EMBARGO
Lays in Large Supply of Ammunition
Expecting American Source of Sup.
ply to Soon Cut Of

FL Paso. Texas, June 2.-Francisco
McManus, Villas consul at Ell Paso,
made the following statement today:
Except to emphaticaliy state that
do not. in any way, recognize the
right of the United States to interfere
have no statement at this time to make
regarding the Wilson note. can add,
however. that foreigners and Mexicans
alike, who have gone about their legit-
innate pursuits in territory controlled
by General Villa. have received protec-
ton"
Andes Garcia, Carranza consul said:
IF General Carranza is not the man
to restore peace to Mexico. then the
man has not been born. Amy comment
upon the Mexican note will haev to
come from General Carranza."
That Villa fears an embargo on am
munition al an early date is indicated
by his fsvsrfsh haste 10 import all he
can buy at the present time, notwith-
standing the report from Americans. in
his lines, that he has several carloads
OF cartridges on hand. Today he i'm
ported $4,000 rounds. and during the
past week has imported nearly a mill
lion rounds.
Estimates of men connected with Gus
toms affairs on the border are that
$40, 100000 has been spent in the United
States in the past eight months for
munitions of war by the Villa and Car
rama factions.
Carranxa Troops Near Capital.
Carranza troops. under General Coss.
are within sixty kilometres OF Mexico
City. and the capital will be In control
of the Carranzistas by the end of the
week, according to advices today to
Carranza's agents here from Vera Cruz.
The advices state that Coss has cap
tured San Bartolo del Monte and Cal
pulalpam after sharp lighting. in which
the Zapatistas lost 100 In killed and
a quantity OF ammunition and supplies.
General Tomas Ornelas. commander
of the villa forces In Juarex, has
report that General Villa has taken
Silao from the CarranKa army under
General Obregon.
Villa troops are deserving in consild-
cradle numbers. says an American who
has been in villas camp, and there
have been executions as high as ma
jors
The Carranxa consulate here today
that Carranza troops cap
tured San Luis Potosi, capital OF the
state of that name. Tuesday. killing
three villa generals and capturing on.