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Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKEr
Quotations Of che nay ON various
Commodities,


NEW YORK. July O-FLOt-R--Easy.
WHEAT-Spot weak; new. No 2 red.
N.22, New York. weights and grade Inn
mediate shipment; new, No, hard. 81 p ?,
G. l. T.. New York. export first half
August shipment. and No. 1 northern.
Futures weak. September, N.lSA.
CORN-Spot, steady; No. yellow. SS7sc,
prompt shipment
OATS-Spot. easier. standard, CSC: No.
white, 3'sc; fancy clipped white, Slb
MAY- Steady; prime, N,s2}t; No. |, 81 25a
ii;2It3i No. ?, N2S; No. & Nib; shipping,
HoPs-ouict: state, common to choice.
1914 l0qlSc. 1918 nominal, Pa4i,ic coast,
1914 llV14c; 1919 Sl1lOc
HlDES-steady; Bogota. OQSlc; Cen
era America. 2Sc
LEATuER-F Firm: homiock firsts ne:
PRoViSi6NS-Pork steady: mess. SIS 90
CISCO; family, S210Oa22O0. short clear
N9 ooW2lJo. Beef, steady; mess, NSOO4
10 50; family. Sl9.6ouaI 30 Lard. easy (;
middle west, s. SOdiS a.
BCTTER-Steady; receipts 1882 tubs;
creamery extras, 26ls027Ac; firsts, 24A6
pc, sCConus. &U24c.
fresh gathered extras 2ldSSo; extra
rirsts. 5SusSc; tirsts, 2Oa2lc; seconds, Is
q laC.
CHEESEi-weaker: receipts, 1885 boxes;
state whole milk flats and twins colored
~ eCials, l4AQl5c; stale whole milk flats
and TWINS, white, 14&ul4s,c; colored aver
age fancy lkRc; white average fancy, IA
Qlfhc.
PoULTRY-Alive, prices not settled.
Dressed, steady; western roasting chick
ems frozen, lSG22c; fresh fowls. iced
l3-1Gl7c; turkeys, 15Ql6C.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21
Claxton and Flag
Subject of a Warm
Session Of s, A. R.

BpI.LINGHAM. Wash. July 2.-De-
NAL OF the charge by Sons of the Ameri-
can Revolution, in session at Portland,
ore. that he had made remarks deroga-
tory to the American flag, was made
here last night by DR.. p. p Claxton,
United states commissioner of education.
A resolution introduced at the conven-
ton yesterday, asked President Wilson
to dismiss the commissioner DR.. Clax-
ton, who Is here lecturinE. said;
Five or six years ago, in Boston /
delivered a lecture, in which, among
other things. said; In modern times.
the flag must stand for larger things
than Il did for the ancients. The people
arc drawn from all corners of the earth
TO live together. They are born In one
place. live In another. travel much, and
thus come nearer to the ideal universal
fathcrhood of God and brotherhood OF
man and. In this connection, the flag, In
the broader sense. must serve all.
1.-The time has come when men do not
revere tho flag alone for Its material or
combination OF oolors, but for what It
symbolizes.' "
IL never said derogatory word against
the flag In my life"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21

Buys $50 acres, beng state school land.
lease running 25 years, located in L.oup
county. Neb This would be a good place
70 run bunch of cattle and a bargain
tor somebody. Write owner, l.. c. Gram
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21

part Of the week Supplies the Inst two
days have been the heaviest since the
range season started ana the two DAYS
total IL the largest since March.
While the local market was the only
one In the west that was deCcutly sup
piled the temptation TO try for lower
prices was too strong for packers TO re
sat, and their early bids were anyway
lO0l5c, and IN spots as much az Doc
lower. sellers thought Il time TO call "A
halt and held on for steady prices For
time Il looked Rs though myers might
carry their point and force a reduction
m values. but statesmen hung on, and
after playing n waiting same nearly al
forenoon, a few lambs finally started
moving In yesterdays UotChes. On n
basis Of first sales II looked Ike another
i.75 market for the desirable offerings
Old sheep were In fair supply. but held
about steady Best ewes are selling at
s. 6On576 some reaching he latter
figure this morning Tor che fret time In
several days. Another cut ~ tho wethers
that brought $3.50 yesterday cold at the
same figure today, Nearlings have shown
weRksh tone again tNs week.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: lambs,
good 20 choice, N.7baSO0; lambs, fair to
good ST. 401fI 70, lambs, feeders, NJllp
CO. yearllngs. fair to choice N.b0u6. 60;
wethcrs fair 60 choice, s.. &@S2o. ewes,
good 20 choice. S5.SG5.15. ewes, fair to
good 81 l0dfR26.
na aolCas
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21
Totals

CATTLE-There was fair run of
cattle today, 1872 cars being reported In.
This makes the total for the two days
this week the largest OF any recent
week, and larger than year ago by
about LOO head.
Buyers were out early and picked up
the few scattering loads of beef steers
at fully steady prices. They paid as
high as 1900 for good yearllnRs The
common to pretty good kinds OF cattle,
that is the cattle selling from $3.50 down,
are gradually weakening at all points.
The trade on that kind OF cattle IL slow
10 little lower pretty much every day.
COWS and heifers were about steady.
some very good range heifers brought
Stockers and feeders are in good de-
nand at steady prices. A big bunch Of
choice Wyoming feeders sold at SSt5.
Quotations ON cattle: Good Ia cnoice
yearlings {9.0Oal0 .0c; fair to good year
ltngs, S.OOge.J 20; good to choice heavy
beeveB, 81, 50QlO. 10; fair to good cornfed
beeves. SS.5Olp9. 50; common TO fair corn
fed beeves, 81. 7baS .bO good to choice heif-
ers, 81 OO4S.75; good TO choice fed cows,
$1,000 20; good to choice grass helfers
q. soar. 20; good 60 choice grass COWS. SO 90
dG.75 fair TO good cows, So 66016 20; COM
mon TO fair cows. 81 90, good TO
choice feeders, 81 60dS 20. fair to good
feeders, s65OQ7 so; common to fair
stockers. S.. J06i6.bO; stock heifers, s.. 75GD
100: stock cows s.. 50Gri.50: stock calves,
u. ODdf7 80; veal calves, S. OO6I9. 10. fat
bulls stays, etc, SO. 50d7.50.
Representative aplpas
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21
PROMINENT ADVENTIST
KILLED BY LIGHTNING

WASHINGTON. July 20-Prof Angus
tine ]. s. BouTdeau. aged Al years. promi-
nent Seventh Day Adventist, and Edwin
Andrews. Is years old. son OF an adventist
are dead, and Marguerite Bourdeau. aged
year old. dSughte~ OF the dead man.
10 seriously injured, as the result OF
lightning strokes at Takowa Park. Md.
a suburb.
The three were standing near a tree in
front OF the Adventist administration
building I'm Takoma Park yesterday when
bolt OF lightning struck them. Mar
guerite Bordeau Is expected 10 recover.
Burdeau waE formerly business man
ager ~ the periodical department OF the
Seventh Dog Adventists.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21
new YORK STOCK MARKET
War Shares Again in Forefront,
with New High Records for
Bethlehem.
AMERICAN CAN ALSO HIGH

NEW YORK. July 2O.-war shares were
again in the forefront today with new
nigh records for Bethlehem steel at 1881
OF this class were under further restraint
however Crucihle steel especially show
Ing the effect OF Yesterdays liquidation
Westinghouse. General Electric Balti-
more Locomotive and the Motor Issues
yielded 10 points In the early trading
with some uneven Establishments later.
United Statees steel was strong in the
race OF steady offerings and metals
shares made moderate gains to the &C
compartment OF an increased domestic
demand, The Improvement shown by
representative railway issues seemed 30
nave It's origin mainly in more enoourag-
ing crop advtCes from western and north
western sections Of the country. Commits
sion houses reported n far inquiry FOR
this grade OF stocks from out of town
Trading was most active IN the first
and final hours. II was In the IA. cr
were at their best. most OF the other
stocks being neglected cans rise WIS
attended by the usual circurstan Val
lacked confirmation On author t7tiFs
circles Total sales Of stocks amounted
60 NJ.oo0 shares.
upon the international situation.
Private cables from London Indicated
that interest there was focused almost
entirely upon the forthcoming wnr loan
allotments. our bankers were still
negotiating with Paris In connection with
Nllt proposed fItnCn NTfuU anu IN
timationn of a extra" British loan OF
moderate proportions were assumed 10
deal with possible American partici-
patton.
Exchange on leading European capitals
was featureless aside from some harden
ing OF rates on London and an easier
tendency in France. Rumors that this
country IN likely to receive more foreign
gold in tho near future possibly from
France. were secuted. in international
banking circles.
The feature OF the bond market whore
the tone was easier was the marked
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Trade in All Grains Light and No
Wheat Sales Reported on the
Omaha Market.
IS DOWN ONE AND TWO CENTS

OMAHA. July % 1915.
Trade in all grains was light today.
Wheat rece pts were exceptionally light
and there were no sales uf that grain
reported The wheat market was quoted
nominally iu2c lower.
Corn receipts were light and there was
a fairly good demand. The market sold
lac higher to &c lower.
The oats market was a trifle weak to-
day and sold unchanged u NC higher. Re
Ccipts Of this cereal were light and there
was not more than fair demand
Continued wet weather IN the winter
wheat belt and the small movement OF
grain from the hands OF the farmers I'm
consequence were the main factors in
the bullsh market during the last few
days.
Primary wheat receipts were E66OOO
bu. compared with les, % bu year
ago. II will be seen that, with the larg-
est crop ever raised, tho weather Will
prove n bearish factor later. when the
reOc'pts viii certainly he enormous.
Clcarsnces were: Wheat and flour not
reported.
iverrool closing not quoted.
Primary wheat receipts were 56 600 bu.
and shipments 25iOW bu., as against re
ceipts Of 2 les 600 hu.. and shipments Of
/ $40 on bu. last year
Primary corn receipts were 6S5 coo hu.,
and shipments 25i,000 bu.. as against re
Ceipts Of $1,000 bu., and shipments Of
9Go oOo bu last year
Primary oats receipts were 62S 900 bu.,
and shipments $4,000 hu. as against re.
ceipts of SEQ 00 hu.. and shipments OF
629, 900 bu. last year
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21
War Causes Dearth
of Common Labor
in United States

CHICAGO. July 9N-The European war
has caused a dearth Of the common labor
in the United States. Railroads are par
ucularly affected. It was said today by
Richard Knight, state superintendent OF
employment agencies in Illinois
Men employed as track workers are
preparing to leave to Join their regiments
az quickly as possible. Knight said.
Thousands of italians. Austrisns and
men from the Balkan states have given
up their railroad work within the last
few weeks. he said. and have started for
their native countries.
Reports indicate that private agencies
are finding It extremely difficult TO get
common lator for the big improvement
jobs on rallroads." knight said. land 7
look for a serious situation in the Chicago
labor market within a few weeks"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21
FARM BARaAINI-.

Do you want a good east Nebraska inn
proved farm OF 100 acres. one mile from
county seat town of ZOO? Write owner
Tor particulars and price. A bargain for
some one. Address Z rs. Bee.
Cotton futures opened steady; October.
FARM for sale by owner. A fine l6J-acre
Price right for quick sale. AfoTess Y
GA Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

BUTTER-Ne; l. lib cartons. sic; No
CHEEsE-Imported swlss, Sc; Amer
l6lsc; daisies, INV, triplets, t71tc; Young
AmeTicas lsc; blue label brick l61tc; linn
,n,poTt.d ErencS RoowetoSt 4o c''''e' ''''
halibut, lSc; channel catfish. 1Aci herring.
'e S9eaItsrh S sSEsFe lSS ss'GS b Bsi
Wholesale prices of beef cuts effective
April 70 are as follows ,.,,- - D.,
1SEc; No. 3. me Loins; No. j, 2Olac;
ii9c; No. B. lie; No. 3, iO%c.. Rounds;
Patos. 70. l, Sac; No, 2. SIC; No. s. 5
Fruit and vegetab-s prices furnished by
GillinsM Fruit company ,o, ,o,.
1865, SSSs. S94s, SOS, sS.75 box. California
Valencias, 1905, $500 box; California Val
encias, 176s, zoos. 3l6s, 250s, A.25 box;
k Ss I boH sanfs oegs SEQ Bow bow Pea
Ball 3OOs 96Os. $3.50 box. Declduous
fruits Peaches, Triumphs and Hale 3
EARLY, zoe box: peaches. st. Johns. yellow
free stones, S5c box; prunes, Tragedy.
and Wixons, $l.8 crate; plums. Climax,
Burbanks, Botans, Abundance, voc crate;
pears, California Bartlett, S225 crate,
Logan berries, $3.50 crate. BlaCkberries,
SO 90 crate. Bananas: Medium fruit $500
to S225 bunch; Jumbo fruit, Changuinola
and Port Limon, &c 10, Catalogues:
Ponies, 54s, S220 crate; Maopa Nevada
standards, 1890 crate.
TABLES-Cabbage. home grown
and southern, llzc lb.; head lettuce. N.O0
dozen: leaf lettuce, zoe dozen; peppers.
SOC basket; tomatoes, $.O0 crate. Onions:
California, white, $50 crate; Texas, yell
low, $125 crate; new, l5c doz. Celery,
.35o doz. rhubarb, &c to &c lb.; cucumbers,
N75c basket: wax and green beans, 50c
basket parsley, 35c dozen; green peas,
SOC basket; rudishes. 2Oc doz. new beets,
carrots and turnips, 40o basket; new po-
tatoes, 75c bushel.
NUTS-No. l walnuts, 1sc h.; filberts.
15c ID: Brazils. l21Sc h.; pecans, 122c h.;
almonds, 2Oc lb
MlsCELLANEOuS- 35I
y case, Sl.65 Peanuts No. / raw. &c ID.
No ] roasted. Sc H.; Jumbo, raw. Sc lb.i
Jumbo, roasted. l0c ID; sailed. 81, 70 can.
Honey. $3.50 case. Lines, 500 basket.
Watermelons, l1c ID.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
Lii coin. Nebragka, by the Board OF Fdu-
cation. Nebraska state Normal Schools.
up until tn o'clock a. m, August 3, 1915
for the erection OF a brick and stone
auditorium for the state Normal School
at Kearney. Nebraska, in accordance
with plans and specifications prerared
by ]. II. Craddock, Architect Room ~
Continental Building, Omaha. Nebraska
The Board Of Education, Nebr tska
State Normal Schools will also receive
proposals for the heating, plumbing and
electric wiring for above building, ac-
cOrding to plans and specifications pre-
pared by the architect. up until the hour
and date above named.
All bids must be accompanied by a GER
titled check for five 90 per cent OF the
full amount OF bid. made payable 10 @.
r. Hall, state Treasurer OF Nebraska.
The Board reserves the 'tght 10 accept
any or reject any or all bids.
Signed by the President and the Secre-
tary Of the Board OF Education, No
braska State Normal School Jy-2idl9t
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21

HOGS-Receipts were the heaviest OF
any day for some time, amounting to
about 1874 cars. OF 1900 head. Total for
the two days Is 2O.lH mead. being more
than twice as large as both last week
and two weeks ago, and 5000 mead heavier
than last year
Shippers insisted on q l0c reduction in
values right from the start. and with
poet bly, a very fel exceptions. they
bought their hogs I'm that basis. Tops
were only g. lower. good lights bringing
$3.50 on first rounds Bales made on ship
ping account ranged largely at 400
Other markets reported sharp declines.
and packers were very GLOW In getting
started. When they finally got going II
was only on the light and butcher kinds
and even on the most desirable kinds
their first bids looked all of lOc lower,
while they refused 10 even look at any
thing heavy.
II was late before much OF anything
was done. but trade finally settled down
on fully l0GDi5c lower basis. Even then
there was practically no request for
heavy hogs. and as movement was very
dull, the result was that at noon a good
many loads. mostly on the weighty order.
were still unsold. Bulk OF the packer
hogs was auotable at $s75dt5, 90, with "A
sprinkling Of the lighter kinds as high
~ HO0 and few over that figure.
shippers were bsdly scattered. a few go
ing as high as $50.
RaDreEeutafiKg aaleas
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21
Knn.n. a., LlNr STOOL Mnrkrt.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. July N-NATII1H
- Receipts 5000 head; market lover,
prime fed steers, S9.SOplOlb; dressed beef
steers 81 S5aQT5: western steers, $3.50
$50; cows. SL5OQ7. so; heifers. S7OOd9.eJ.
stoCkers and feeders. S3OaiSO; bulls
S5.5Cdt25; calves. S6.O0dlObO.
HOGS Receipts, li1O0 head, market
lower; bulk, S1.25if7.65; heavy, N,l0dP1. 30
packers and butchers. T2ouI61bS; light
N&di7.6 6; pigs, E,00dq,5O.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 400
head; market lower, lambs, Si2Odl.6O
yearlings, S625Q7.25 wethers, S5.O0q6.16
4 ives a. bO6f6 90
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21
Coffee Market,

market for coffee futures opened at un-
changed prices to a decline of 2 points
under a little selling OF March by one OF
wise there was practically no business
except for some switching, but prices
were gradually offered down in the alb
sence OF demand with the close 6d7
points net lower Sales, $3.50 bags; July,
lose; August 6.95c September. 6.SSc; Oc-
tober, 6.S7c: November. 6.9Oc; December
6g3c; January. 6.Sc; February, 7.0lc
March. 7O5c; April, 71Oc; May. 7.l5c;
SPOT, quiet; Rio. No 7. 71sc; Santos, No
T. exc; cost and freight offers were about
unchanged for Rios and unchanged to a
shade lower for Santos grades.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21
CARLOT RECEIPTs.

The following sales were reported to-
day: Oats: Standard, * car. 50iRc. No. 3
white rs cars, SOC No. white, ] car.
4Sc Sample, car, 49c. Corn: No. 2 white,
3 cars, 16c,, No; yellow, 2 cars, 75hc;
12S cars, 15lAc. No. ! mixed. l car (ncar
white( 74itc. No mixed. car lnear
Mhits). csc 4 cars. i541sc car, 74hc.
No. 8 mixed. car, 7SAc; l car 73,sc.
6Oc; car tmahogany-hoO. 6ic.
Omaha Cash Prices-Mh No. Tur-
key, H.S9d1 40; No Turkey, 81 SsQIl 80;
No. hard, Sl.S7q1SS; No. 3 hard 81 $50
81, No. hare, 81 906p1 35,; No. 3 spring.
l8Q1.40 Corn: No. . white. 74Aa75c;
No. white. 41a@74alc: No. 4 white, 7+D
Ithc; No. 5 white. 7SiaI7tc; No. 6 white,
7Sq73lsc; No. 2 yellow, bAG75iRc; No. 3
yellow, 75uDhc; No. yellow, 74ha75c
No. yellow, 7i@74'hc No. yellow, 73h
G74c; No. mixed, 74074%c; No. mixed
73AG74Hc; No. 4 mixed, 7sl4D74ltc; No. 5
mixed 73d74c; No mixed 72AdI7SS.c;
sample, mixed, G4GD7lc. Oats: No. white
5o3t d5lc; standard, 5O1S @6o'Ac; No 3
white 49% d6Oc; No. 4 white. 49@49Hc
BARLEY: Mailing, 67en69c: No. / feed $40
65c. Rye No. q 9Od9lc; No 5, S9G9Oc
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21
Eighty Thousand
Drowned in China

WASHINGTON. July 2O.-From $1,000
TO 10000 lives have been lost In the floods
in the vicinity OF Canton. China. accord
Ing TO n cablegram to the State depart
ment today from Picking. Consul General
Cheshire has appealed for all the assist
ance that can be rendered by the Navy
department
The State department issued this state
ment:
"A telegram from the American lega-
ton at Peking at Picking says the Amer
lean consul general at Canton telsgraphs
that 5000 to 10000 lives are estimated
lost there on account OF the unprecedented
floods. The Wilmington and callao,
United States gunboats. are rendering as
distance. but Consul General Cheshire
recommends all the assistance the navy
can afford"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21
Cation Market,

NEW YORK, July 2O.-COTTQN-Spot
quiet; middling uplands, sl6c. Sales 900
bales.
Cotton futures opened steady: October.
g. zoe; December, 9.41c; January, 9.49c;
March, 9.75c; May, 9.96c.
Cotton closed steady az a net decline
of to points on near months and to
points on the later deliveries.
LIVERPOOL, july -. -CDITCN-Spot
In fair demand, prices steady, good
m'ddlinR Bad: middling, b.lid. low mid
ding, 46sd: sales. 5000 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading md Closing
Prices IN nnnrh ~ nrnhn

Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on board Of Trade.
CHICAGO. July 3.-Wheat underwent a
big fall in value today owing to clear ng
weather throughout the entire domestic
ernment weekly forecast promising e be fSy-
condition in regard to the harvesting and
movement OF the new winter crop. The
cline. Corn finished sGlc down to nc
up, oats off Ssd1c. and provisions show
ing losses of 15Gf42!2c.
BeaTish sentiment as to wheat pre-;
vailed from the outset, the general
opinion being that becaGse of good
weather receipts would soon show a
material increase and that the quality OF
arrivals would be much more satisfac-
tory than has recently been the case.
A good deal of significance was attached
TO reports that generous quantities OF
wheat that easily reached contract grade
had begun TO flow into the Indianapolis
market and that threshing was in active
progress over the greater part Of MI
no's and Missouri. The effect was
sales. especially on the part. Of recent
buyers and In the Vigor with which
leading spectators took TO the short
side.
Announcements that EXPORTS sales were
being Cancelled had considerable influence
aga INST the wheat butts. and were not
offset to any appreciable extent by the
fact that fair amount If new business
the break In prices. No advices were
received that would warrant any renewal
of the scare about black rust.
In the corn market the deferred de-
l'veries went lower with wheat The
July option hardened owing TO ship
ping demand from the east ana because
of the scantiness II country offers
Oats gave way under hedging sales
On the decline. however, cash trans
actions were heavy, including 100000
bushels for export.
Lower prices for hogs md grain
brought down provisions. The break
was checked by big export purchase
OF lord. said 10 aggrn~ate 1000 tieices.
Closing prices on options:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21
81. I.oui. Tive stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. July 20.--CATTLE-
Receipts 1900 head; market lower and
steady, native beef steers, N.J0fpl0.25,
yeRrlings, steers and heifers, SS.OOa9.65,
cows, S6.00QSi5: stockers and feeders,
36.0OaS.2j; southern steers, $5.25aSSj; ma
tive calves S6.OOdpl0.15,
HOGS-Reccipts, 100 head; market
strong; pigs and lights, 7.26d7S5; mixed
and butchers. SS5@7.bb; good heavy, $40
M7.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, l 800
head; market steady; clipped muttonS
$5,00u6.25; lambs. $I.5oGS0O; clipped lambs.
81. OOu7.6O
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21
oil and ROaIn.

SAVANNAH. Ga. July 2O.-TURPEN-
S9tzq40c. Sales. 1888 bills.
receipts. 1.l2i bills; shipments. 12s bbs.
stocks 22,66f bbls.
ROsIN-F1rm; sales. lO23 bbls. receipts.
3, l57 bbls.: shipments, 1872 bills; stock,
lO5. 1888 bbls. quote: A. b. s. s542 80: ID,
s. 20; /, So 22lt; X. 1855; NJ, s4.25: N. 500
500; WIG. $l5Q8.25; WV. $6408545
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21

New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, July 0.-PRIME MER-
CAMILLE PAPER-3Q3h per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Sixty
bills, AIl9O; demand, A,764O; cables,
81. 1000.
sILvER--Bar. 747so; Mexican dollars,
96%c.
BoNDS-Government steady; railroad,
easy.
CALL MoNEY-Easier; highest. 2 per
cent: lowest, III per cent; ruling rate, 2
per cent, last loan, 2 per cent; closing
bid 1h per cent; offered at per cent,
TIME LOANS-Easier: sixty days, az
months. %iSh per cent.
nmntatiane m, honda
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21
FORCED SALE

$50 acres; improved farm, only 80 miles
from the Iowa line in Pipestone county,
rollins TO level 240 acres into crop. Dal-
ance pasture and hay land. All fenced;
1900 rods of woven wire. Set of buiidiIgs
in good shape. a good ash grove. THIS
farm is worth SIS co. but will go TOR the
mortgage of $1,000, August l, ii we can
get any more.
The time is up in less than two weeks,
up or wire; 500 cash and 81. 600 March l
will handle il; balance terms at per
cent. A full set OF machinery and eight
good horses and all the crop goes WITH
the farm.
Two good wells. windmill and tank,
plenty OF water A one cnance I'm thou
sand opportunity But you have to
hurry. You can wire or see me here at
Fipestone. G.. A. Stead.
MINI. Farms, low price Easy terms.
Minnesota Land Co., p. o. Box, Sl7.
Omaha, Neh
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21

$40 ACRES - miles from Minneapolis,
one mile from town: 100 acres under
cultivation: balance used for pasture.
can pi acucally AL DC cultivated: heavy
soil good set buildings, consisting of s.
room mouse. large barn. grandry, corn
cribs. windmills. etc: the land will pro-
duce so bushels of corn per acre; te!e-
phone in house: country thickly settledi
complete set of machinery: u head OF
stock, consisting OF IL COWS, balance !
and years old; six good horses; 20 hogsi
chickens; one-half of this years crop and
everything on farm goes at 500 per acre
half cash. Schwab Bros, lO2S plymouth
Bldg. MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21

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