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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-14
VIOLA.

Sc. sss wfs. rate asa son HsFry
asf MF aad lfrs. ,f6onsY % Rock L.
tszf- rsotorrf 60 Vsgia LAST sanaay and
were sstsstsinsf a. tEs bone % MF.
asa tfrs. Villas FelL
fiT. ssa NtFss tApsoa ui9sosed 90
GatsssarE sanssy asG visited Niih rri-
ssigss. Msrtys Frazier accompanied
tasra
Nr at Mrs. saassi tAwhsst aad
We. aaa tfrs- ". r. Gallagher % Alexis
we're Eassss % NJ. an4 Mrs- a. =
Noo3 TEsstsy-
-. waiter ttstss took James Hiain
90 sss GatessgrE hospital Monday.
wksrs ~ Nas operated On foe appsadi-
CHS. NJ. Hiasa survived the opera
sis1. atEkagEs tifsis hope uas eater
ssszsd for rs recovery
THs ROYAL nsiEhbors gave rrcep-
ssss AZ tksfr ball Tuesday HiEht %
ss-ar % Mss Sarah stpckiss sssd Mrs-
tsrsoa. No expect 90 leave VIOLA in =
sksrs tiszs. Mss S.aekiaE favored ms
eorzpany Sisn several rseifattnas.
skieA ssrs especially entertaining.
THs latter rars % tss sveaia< Vas DO
tsxssfafiv ss~rs BE- social vay aaa tss
sartskia< % q asuespss two coarse
fs~eA wkses vas servsf ~ the ladies'
Sfr ar4 tfrss t-srsoG expect wit1in
. so-tsfEks 60 rzrss tssir !sWsiry stock
szs soss~sets goes 60 Ottawa III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-14

vhsrs tsy VIII open sp a lswsiry bus
iarss.
Bora o. MF. aui stFs. Elmer Russell.
sunday MaY sth. a son. and TO Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse L.ndbarE. May 3. =
daughter.
o. L. ChFisty was a business visitor
ia GaiesbarE Tuesday.
Ths Misses Ethr. Morris and Gail
Fignkest ucFs the guests % friends IN
Ngw Wtadsor Saturday.
Miss laura Hopkins has returned
home from q fcw days visit With rcia-
lives tn Davenport and Alpha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McFatc returned
90 thelF hone IN Gaissbgrk Tuesday
after q short visit a. the home OF the
formers brother James MeFaic.
August Hummsi and Mart kavcaJ
left "Wednesday for an sxfc=ecd trip 20
ths coast sna viii take IN the exposi-
ton a. san Francisco. Cal. before they
rs;grr-
sfrs. Walter Corsspius and sons. ~
srctt saa F-isTd spent the day Saturday
80 Davenport
ST.. ard Mrs ~. ". sidwa1i vent TO
Ais4s Thursday and visited a. the
hone % their daughter Mrs. e. u. Via
ders and family.
John Rabfnson. While driving his
usw Ford car hozss 60 Viola struck the
Edw.rf. river bridge With such force
sA&s cas- c. TIE fFczt ~eeels WAS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-14

vited her mother 10 attend the meeting.
Those whose mothers resided else
where had the privilege OF inviting
any mother they desired, so each mem
Der was as accompanied by some
guest. About thirty were present and
listened TO a very interested program.
There was a five minute talk by Mrs.
Nellie Russell on the Starting Point
in the Formation OF Boys Charac-
ter"
Relations OF the Elder Children to
the Younger Children''-AIrs.A Amy Bis
sell
Mothers Mistakes'-Mrs. Lena Bis
sell.
Mothers Greatest Needs" - Mrs.
Mary Harriott.
.NeighbOrhood Relations'-Mrs. Ida
KitLmiller.
-othor Peoples Children" - Mrs.
Susie Smith
self ControT'-Mrs. Laura Pinker-
ton
-Punishment--Nrs Jennie Terry.
At the close OF the program a two
course lunch was served. Mrs. Gala
CHER and Mrs. Lawhead were out of
town guests
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-14

being furnished once a fortnight by
joint committee from the three large
women's clubs of Boise and in the al
ternating weeks by the mothers cir
cles. Representatives from the moth
ers' circles are present at each meet
ing to care for the smaller children.
A veteran teachers association.
composed of teachers with % or more
years experience. is organized in
Berks county, Pennsylvania. The as
ISOLATION has so members, % of whom
have taught 30 years OF more. Two
have taught more than 40 years. and
one has seen % years of service as
teacher.
Two out of every thousand public
high school boys receive military in
struction in school, as compared with
five in every thousand 10 years ago.
While the total number of boys in
public high schools has increased
since 1900 from 2le,2O7 to 1,4s6, the
number of boys taking military drill
has decreased from 10.455 to 1882
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-14

Some writer's fi.str tF ere ts fs
saH H FHas eaerrefa7r "a
e.a..Hsr recently wrote letter 'e q
ra1...H Journal arafestfsE as follows
f. ve5.f H.ss ts s aeetearssr te pro-
9rst FsH as Fa GsartsE i9grutr sss
fz Hfr reference anr sees
sa -e-Ulsoslg Ea Gaa'asf ervsrapers
f He HIsr IsnI-rs .EaFs' me h5Ee-
atFtss does aef wrsf 1gi.fs.. tr vesrs
s trr rHu nav aHt ef "a ssffsia7o of
s.leFs Esi1a dressed ia siiEs t.as'l 81
H e7g.f bel e1rrrcr Co say tfas tery
were enc sfF hssF ss vea wsatf say
H- Fs.ta Nsff-s wear far yusaa
mfs n. ls Hss ss assssti t7 say ta.ss
General sa-faG-s6 wore sretsteats
ss q. say chat bel wore sf.ts. TIE Sist
s sE.s EtFmeae
... an $50. ain ra- rt--- - r.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-14
FRECKLES
Now IL the Tine - set Eid 81 rhsss
tsff ~pats-

Wv - nc Ahnif - tffN ~ ~ 49,
tElf -pets-
taer-'s go taussr ems sitshfesf esea
OF trelsas ashamed &C yegr frseslrs. az
tlr arrserfptian oteinr - t10ets
stfeasfa = Isl Esasaatssd 60 rerzovs
t4rse Earlrty spots
Simply set an oaaes % essiss-
feaale strength from saN aruEEtss
saf sgulV a lfttis % fs nszeg ss9 asorr-
aE sad goa seogid sooa see seat svsa
t1u warst freesies lave HsEsa 60 as
tapetrs wnfle hs Ggassr Gees have
rsasa sntiruiy ts IS ssstes2 ssass
mutr tssa sn eases is assttsa Co eoss-
1ietsg clear tss sSfs aEa Esse q
pesatffsf eiear CEN pisxieeA
D. SUES 60 ask Scr tks Gaeeis
ssssaEfh estias IS tsis - seif asess
z4sssssss e soseY haeS g ls fails 90
ss@eSs fFseklss.-GA4v.l.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-14

Urbana. III--Mrs- Emma Bentley.
wife OF Professor Madison Bentley of
the psychology department of the Uni
.yersity OF Illinois. is dead.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-14

At the present time six Illinois state
institutions are organized: Dunning.
Elgin, Jacksonville, Peoria, Kankakee
and Watertown- These include nurses
and attendants, who conditions have
been improved because of their anil
iation with tho trade union move
ment
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-14
OWNERS FIRM IN
INTENT To FIGHT
srnove RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
r-,sass 60 60 To the Lint H~fsrs
nr Csansil ant FailiaE There
To Tee Csarts.

ovs-rs ~ property la enc hu sis-
srr ii vtlea enc eitY proposes 60 60
essHs4 ss- aaaieipaf sanatortaaa rssa
rs vfz- a Vigorous eEss bsfsrs tas
r.. ee.seI end. tf sscsssarT. % carry
a aeHr fa appeal t1 tas e1grts. ~
.araH sr.H rar fsts e4rEoss vas
rr.r# a. m-rtsE as fEs saash
fase ..ar.a last evening"
sr--FHE e1ea ..tse esE Eossf 81
81. o. WeeaFr sad vi. 80
Taer Vss appoteteH Co. carry tss
rr.. "a. s .sa.tss.9a. n protest against
a.- Hr..H f s.Fr was s Eref tT prsr-
r.s..# r present Fat s se9er o. reo-
5.- ... altered fa secure stzssssrss Of
H..- woo sF- Interested aaf wt9 tis
r.r sH-sf che mrrf.aE tsstau1-s
rs.. er. H1fes we're appointed to
lssf ... E.Ha among far waneu et tEs
.a.#
lveas called Css 1restsF Co
4a f aealI.aErF vas ee1s~e
.Hseass. aHf wi &C. warWez seere-
rlrH HHHHr those wh9 discussed tse
a.s were lfF eslsIaErr W ~
IT.Hs .Hsr.-s Ehmts. ~ o. Bailey
d 4. EH aat 1 u Grts1. ST. All gr5s.
-i Hl .aHf-Haaf.au Of ere saast5rtsm
sesrt on changing Zee asfsai= i1 rs-
ur. # tas sf-.
0drrs 90 Eay sife-
ono af fs- speakers Stated thss be-
stood F-sIH .1 5rlsr tg issarr tas e.Fv
ga rHsHe.sI Toss tsr1eEa abaes-
arHerr er TH- rbirtreush sreHgs Size.
rs Htt- ono property or tsr taess Of
us H.a .stHfF st tss figures iE Baif
rr r srt
81 lamont. %. o. Erisa. ST.. ssf
ST. E owens we're appointed e. fsarrs
COMMA T1 sai.eiF whatever fasfs
ore necessary f1 -1rrv ogf ere VIII es
NOSE f1-rfHz ere meeting Ers1-s-
.sHs prepared eT 81 C. WeeErr. gg vi.
LF#r seH I RI grIF~ Ir formally
ff FIfr of those sss=as bed
F-r- s|.E1rI rU-T are ss Follows.
r.e .IfV e1gref0 7f fer elrr
ar .... .s.arH eas rersafiF se7vr "a
sr# rH follow tsF rre7r-1srr. Ca
0.- tuberculosis nasFf 6r rr
F. N. Boosting fsr Proposed fah~rrss
HFH Ha EWrr seventh
t..--. between rrIrfrrEt1 aet Ff-
avenues ora
HH.fs ntrr bfgs.r.frs of fFts
... sHe ef fH- 11.a0sr fsaE sseF IA E1s-
srsE.f eHf pei fsrssrf fe o. esss-
poo" enc rr er rFr Er ere
BONES people 1a sreaEaf OF Es- tar-
.su1frtae.
whereas. E has Seer feHar ssfsrsf
H. - f7cHff1r Of rafs irsf.ssF1r .e
s vicinity has teerreisE-f property
"s..s end postponed eitf.aE sf
sHH
Whereas .1e r1grrs 81 rFsrr sfa5rz
where fr--mnfs have been aafs ts ts-
s.- r hospitals -s Fss residence
s.r.s OH e0r sGae esf7t1rt Fsr9
sa
Therefore,. Ee .s resolved eT eiEs-rs
fHH property owners ef rs6s vt
Hs. Ee E4 ar r-earj ss being opposed
- 0.rsH.sn sf eafs HOSPITAL ee ere
rrH.1 ftru1e size.
HHfH N- .Hr I-m1 EG- srfr ~ ere
IHfr. .r aHra..Hfrs far ersrs ffs
i..r# tsf.H1E fs- wishes 1f Ghr rrsa
Genes ..-F-. sHf rsrre 5sllV is view OF
promise sHt assurance ar ss- far
H.. .Haf5s .ss.7r-fs Ftsf steG Bose 'ti .
t.H.I roo He located 9r Fsts stsr.
r.sH es.a H7s1 Hst ss1fsat eaF Del ,a@
s.-I aetF fH- -setallssef tsete tet .
fee .r faF seFses. who as r fear i
.Ht Tel COPY ar rtsse resolutions h-
.-aes.-f r1 fs- asgee aat e..T esaa-
rtr.r meeting
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-14
EDUCATIONAL NOTES

Social dancing for young and old
has taken place in 200 school houses
throughout the country during the
past season. according 10 the Russell
Sage Foundation
An eye dispensary has been opened
in Springfield, Ill. for the benefit of
children who need treatment and can.
not pay for il. Local oculists give
their services free and the board will
provide glasses for children who can
not purchase them
Seeds, seedlings, hedge plants,
shrubbery. etc. are furnished free TO
country schools in North Dakota by
the state school of forestry In addi-
ton. the services Of the state forester
in planning and laying out school
grounds are available without cost.
Boise, Idaho, is exemplifying the get
together spirit in promoting evening
meetings in the schools. The board
furnishes light quitting in extra fix
lures in several buiIdings). pianos and
janitor service free for any evenings
entertainment At four school houses
in different sections of the city one
entertainment a week is given, these
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-14

sa a- ssws en- ere sia~ - Tss
Asrts
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-27
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Most Kinds Of Cattle Sell in About
Steady Notches-Sheep Steady
to Higher.
HOGS AVERAGE SOME HIGHER

The following table stiows the receipts
% cattle, hogs and sheep at the Omaha
live stock market for the year TO date, as
compared with last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-27
CHICAGO GRAIN Ann PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading aud CLOSING
Prices on Hoard of Trade

CHICAGO, oct. 26-Reports that Ger
many would soon Offer terms OF peace
had good deal to do today with set
back IN the value OF wheat. Rallies failed
to last and the market closed steady, ssii
NC off, with December at S.UOS aud May
az lU2AqlO@s. Corn gained hQ9Sc to
Naho, oats lost q shade TO isQ Ac and
provisions finished lodS-hc down.
quickly the receipt OF news indicating the
possibility OF a sudden end TO hosuuties
In Europe. Bearish tendencies In the
market were quite evident, however. be-
fore there was any hint OF chance for
peace. The unresponsive attitude of the
Liverpool market in view of Yesterdays
sharp advance on this side of the At
isnue had formed material setback to
was predicted for the northwest, and
there were again reports that the Cana
dian duty would soon be removed, An
other depressing element lay In the fact
the leading sprtng crop centers could be
fully explained as resulting from transient
measures necessary TO prevent congestion
OF railway terminal tracks.
wheat market upward for a time in lively
fashion. Assertions were current that
buying had set In for seaboard account
but these reports were not verified. On
the contrary, the latest advices appeared
70 show that the export movement had
Jagged TO a noticeable degree. influenced
more or less by the nonsupport of the
sterling exchange.
Corn owed it's strength largely TO an i'm
proved demand from the seahoard Pessi-
mistlc field reports counted also against
the bears.
oats proved relatively weak Shipping
inquiry was not at all of an urgent
Declines in the hog market weakened
provisions. Lard led In the downward
turn, but the break was checked.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-27
Totals

/ CATTLE Receipts weTs quite liberal
this morning, 4O4 cars being reported In
two days up to "a, 464 head. the largest Of
any recent week barring only the record
| breaker two weeks ago, and moro than
double the receipts OF IA year ago. While
there were good many common and
Inferior cattle In sight there was also
some right good stuff. there being some
twenty loads of cornfeds.
The market on beef steers was slow
steady to "a little easier, some kinds being
possibly as much as l0c lower in spots.
The same was true OF stockers and feed
ers. the good kinds. especially right good
light cattle, were fully steady and fairly
active. F1esny and heavy cattle were not
so much sought after and were possibly
inferior kinds were anywhere from weak
to possibly i0c lower. Cows and heifers
did not show much change as rule being
quoted steady.
yearlings, 49, 66Q97b; fair to good fed year
lings. $.5OQ9,00; common to fair fed year
lings. S6.UOqs50; good TO choice heavy
beeves s900qs.7b; fair TO good cornfed
fed beeves, So. 76dpS3O; prime grass beeves,
*. 00q8.60, good to choice grass beeves,
H.5008.00: fair to good grass beeves, " 20
@750: common to fair grass beeves, $3.50
ge;75; good to choice grass heifeEs. s6O9Y
fair tV good cows. SooSS,7S: common to
fair cows, 50. z5d6 90! prime feed
Ing steers, $s.OOqS.5O; good to choice
feeders to e. or, fair ,o,r SSSd
ers, s5.75d6.S0; good to choice stookers,
81. 506IS. 90; fair to good ttockers, s576Q7 80;
common to fair stockers, $b,60q6 75i stock
heifers, $5.756l675; stock cows. NBG6.0O;
1000: bulls. stays etc, H,25Gp6.S. WV
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-27
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
COmmod tiles.

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-FLOUR-steady;
spring patents, S5.SOQ6.65; winter patents,
$5.SbdS.b5; winter straights s5.lbG6.S5;
Kansas stralghts, S.25d6,50,
WHBAT-Spot market easy; No.
northern. Duluth, N,cih, and No. i north uoEi
ern. Manitoba, $1.o4h, c. 1. T., Buffalo.
Futures market nervous. December.
CoRN-spot market steady; No. 2 yell
low, 75lfc, prompt shipment.
..OATS-Spot market steady; No. white,
HAY-Market steady; prime, H.S; No.
/, 81. 2511. 80; No. s, S.i5af9 90; No 8, 81. 056b
ITO; shipping, 9Od95c.
HOPS-Quet; state. common 20 choice,
1915, 22dSOc; 1914, Sq12c; Pacific coast 1915
lS4l5c; 1914, 1lQl3c
HIDBS-Sssteady; Bogota, SO@sic; Central
LBATHBR-Firm; Hemlock firsts, sea
8Sc; seconds, S1dS2c.
PROV SIoNS-Pork, steady; mess, St7 .OC
q115O; family {2l. 5OQp2SO0; spot market
clears. Sls6Oq9O.5o.. Beef quiet; mess
weak; middle west, $s9Od9.OO
TALLoW-steady; city, 7hc; special, Sc;
country. 7q7IRc.
BUTTER-Firm; receipts. 1914 tubs;
creamery extras, 2sAG20c; firsts, 271sd
2S3c; seconds, 241sqHc.
DGGs-Steady; receipts, 1890 cases;
firsts, Si@Ssc firsts. 2SGSSc; seconds, "a
n27c.
CHEESE-Firm; receipts. 2,2S7 boxes;
state whole milk, fresh flats, white and
colored' specials, 15%Q1ec; average fancy
15h Q15hc.
POULTRY Live, unsettled; dressed
quiet western fresh chickens, bills, i4d
2Sc; fresh fowls, iced. 1Sd1711o; frozen
turkeys. 1SG22I1c.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-27

s7Sl
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-27
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Greater Breadth and Generally
Higher Price Level Feature of
Days Dealings.
RAILWAY SHARES MOVING UP

NEW YORK, oct. @-Greater breadth
ana a generally higher price level at
tended todays very active market
although some Of the more volatile spe-
ciaities were vulnerable 20 pressure and
yielded In large part or whole before the
close. Dealings IN the forenoon averaged
400 shares per hour. but slackened
perceptibly later only 20 become fever
iHhly active again toward the close at the
expense OF values
The early high tendency embraced n
number OF standard railroads and some
of the low priced inactive shares OF that
group, for example, the Wabash, Wheel
ing Lake Erie Wisconsin Central &
Lake Erie and Western issues. Trans
contlnentals were variably higher Cana
dian Pacific gaining almost 4 points. but
grangers were backward.
Fries once more led the railways divi-
sion, the common stock being the most
with q further gain Of over point while
the first and second preferred shares
were higher In sympathy.
Specialtles were internationally strong
and weak. also the coppers. but Il was
noticed that larger offerings OF the war
shares occurred at recessions. Automo-
bile Issues were inclined to ease, except
the Maxwell Issues, all OF which attained
q new high record The common rose
III TO %. the first preferred 3ik 20 100 and
the second preferred az to 6sh. Later
Maxwell Common lost great deal more
OF AZ
Bethlehem steel was heaviest OF the
high priced specialties, at the time show
ing loss OF 20 points at SEQ. but making
full recovery at the close. Baldwin
Locomotive, Crucible Steel, General Elec-
trio and New York Air Brake wera
undor the previous days finals.
United States Steel resumed its leader
shin In the afternoon rising almost 2
points, TO Nh. but losing all but half n
point on heavy offerings. Failure OF the
directors to act on the dividend was In
line with general expectations, but the
corporations earnings OF SSs,7iO, GA was
slightly under popular estimates. Total
sales OF stocks amounted to 1.165, 900
shares,
Foreign exchange made some recovery
from the weakness of the previous day,
mainly as a result OF light sales of bills.
Bonds were steady on reduced volume
OF business. Totals sales, par value,
AGGREGATED t6,155O00.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
Number OF sales and leading quotations
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-27
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
Heavy Foreign Demand Sends Price
of Rye Up Fifteen Cents in the
Last Week.
CASH WHEAT REMAINS FIRM

OMAHA. october Is. 1915.
The cash market was very steady today.
Wheat receipts were only fair, and
cash wheat was quoted unchanged to
cents higher. most Of the sales going at
unchanged prices.
Corn was lower, the receipts continue
light and corn sold down, dropping Aaiac
lower
Oats were higher, they selling nc up.
Rye advanced TO &c with a heavy
foreign demand boosting the price.
ClearanCes OF wheat and flour were
equal to 2,l9i, 900 bushels; corn, 5000 BUSH
els; oats 1900 bushels.
Liverpool close: Wheat: unchanged to
Id lower. corn, Id higher. -
Primary wheat receipts were 1851 900
bushels and shipments 100000 bushels,
against receipts of 1855 600 bushels and
shipments of $4,000 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were $4,000 BUSH
els and shipments 262,0O0 bushels, against
receipts OF $50. 900 bushels and shipments
of 10000 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were l.29t,Ooo BUSH
els and shipments 1 $4,000 bushels,
against receipts of l,135,0 bushels and
shipments of $4,000 bushels last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-27
Fritz Mohr Hangs
Self from Bedpost

Dependent because OF sickness and
grieving over the recent death OF
his wife. Fritz Mohr. aged Sc
years. took his own life by hanging him
self from a bedpost in his room at his
home, 1l25 North Twentieth street. One OF
Mohr's daughters attempted TO gain en-.
trance to his room. but found the door
locked. When her brother. Herman, re-
turned home from work at noon. she
told him and the son broke down the door
70 find his fathers lifeless body with two
belts buckled around his neck and one OF
the bedposts. Mohr is survived by seven
children, four daughters and three sons
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-27
MInneapolis Grnin Mnrket.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mini, Oct. 2s.-
WHEAT-December. 6%c; May, s9Ac;
No. hard. $L0Ok; No. / northern, ga.
de9%o. -
FDOUH--Unchanged.
BARLEY-50957c.
RYE-95096c
BRAN-$19O0
GoRN-No. 3 yellow, 6sQ69c.
OATS-No. 8 white, 34a341Sc.
FLAX-&1. S3lD1. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-27
RECEIPTS.

These sales were reported today:
Wheat No 2 hard winter; ] car, csc
No hard winter: car, 95c; 3 cars, CSC
ter: 2 cars. s4c: cars. csc; car, 924c;
cars 92c; "a cars, Ole; cars, s0c. No,
spring: / car, 94c, No. 8 durum: car,
$3.50. No. 4 durum, l car, Sc Sample:
car, sic. No. velvet chaff: car, &c. No,
White White. f"S car, Soc No, white; cars,
COO. No white: / car, 59lsc. No. 6 white;
/ car 55c No. yellow: cars, 6l1tc. No.
yellow, 3-5 cars, 6lhc, No. yellow:
car, Gle No. mixed, cars, COO No.
mixed car (higho eOltS; ,S ears v gSG;
SIC: l 2-5 cars. 59tkc. Oats: Standard:
car (good), 351hc: / car, SAC; 3 cars, $50;
No 8 white 1 car. Slhc; Il cars, S4c;
car. S3&c. No. white ! car, 3S%ci
s2lfc; car, SIC; j car, si4Se. Rye; No; q g
Mescellaneous: Y car CspeclaD. 92c.
Omaha Cash Prices-Wheat: No, 2
turkey, 996Na,sc No. 3 turkey, aSn9sc; No.
hard, erase; No. hard, s44sic; No.
No. durum, s2,Sd9S9c; No. 3 durum, s29
CSC. Corn: No. white 59%460c; No. 8
white 59ik660c; No. 4 white, 59h@59i9c;
No. white. 57d59lec; No. white H0c55c /:
No. yellow, 61A66ll9c; No. yellow, 6l9
60iaGeic; No. yellow, eoasohc; No; q
mixed. 59hd59lec; No. 3 mixed, 59A G59tsc;
No mixed, 59d59hc; No. mixed, 6S%@
soc; No mixed, 5S1sd5S%c. Oats: stand
ard. 35@25hc; No. 8 white. 33&d34ihc; No.
white. S3kd33%c. Barley: Mailing, $50
sc; No. ! feed. 46q5sc. Rye: No Se's0
Chicago closing prices. furnished The
Bee by Logan & Bryan. stock and grain
brokers, sl5 South Sixteenth. Omaha:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-27
REWF STEERS.



q s steersiSSS Is @ s caves. s7s
"a calves. 1892 25 II stk clys.. SS2 Is
Thomas Baxter, Nebraska
Peter schmitz, Nebraska.
IS feeders. 9ls 90
Fitzpatrick Bros.-Nebraska.
66 steers....l 20 % cows..,..lO zoos E5
&c steers. ...l0l7 6 Is 10 steers. ...l0l6 90
r. Rasmussen-Nebraska
stockers; $50 666 cows. 1872 70
20 steers. ...lO14 s 10
a. r sandoz. Nebraska.
SO feeders. 1915 20 10 feeders, 1893 %
T. =. Jensen. Nebraska,
cows. 746 40O 20 feeders. 1907 rs
50 feeders l46 30 IL calves. 800 30
lsl feeders. SIS I g ''N@'
J. n. Church-Nebrasks-
II feeders. 917 68
w. II. BonseIl-wyoming.
A steers. Job 6 so
r. N. Klmball-wyoming
80 feeders. 1870 7 20 80 steers. ..124s 7 IS
W. r. Hogg. q Co. Wyoming.
20 feeders. go Z 90 II steers. 1913 10
II. l.. Hanson, Wyoming.
feeders s62 10 =. w..
76 stockers. 7o4 IS stockers. 100 7 g
j. w. Webster, Wyoming.
81 feeders: 6s5 70 steers. .,.i166 IS
Nordgren & Wolff. Wyoming.
n steers. 1920 70
@. Morton. Wyoming
2S feeders. 1885 o.
II. Larson. Wyoming
10 feeders. 1927 10
:, Mrs. : r.; Painter. Wyoming.
r. " Robertson. Wyoming.
q steers. .i24S 20
C. Fletcher, Wyoming.
IS steers. 1926 % 2 steers...l435 8 rs
Frank MeFerllaand-ssouth Dakota. :.
20 steers. ..llS5 no helfers-. 800 70
j. l.. Lewis-South Dakota.
calves. D.. 800 7bO
Jebbers q Webb. South Dakota.
4 steers. ST. a Eteers.... go 6 50
H. c. Cardes, South Dakota.
IS steers. 1924 78 4 steers. 967 6 50
F. j. Beamon. South Dakota.
n steers. s8i 5 rs
John Fayle. Idaho.
q feeders. go on y feeders. 1880 7 10
c. r. Sheridan. Colorado.
81 feeders 926 65
107 steers. o.. P04 ~ "a steers o.. 1898 6 20
IS feeders. s15 $50 q feeders. s27 SS
]. Kettly. Colorado.
% feeders. se5 $50
]. c. Kirkpatrick-Nevada.
SS feeders. Sel 25