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Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-24

more than we're received during the same
DAYS a year ago. This ia the heaviest
week since the early part OF March.
Supplies were small al all points, and
partly owing to the Influence Of en-
couraRing advices from other markets
the local lamb trade scored a flat 15c
advance, bulk Of the offerings selling
at $500, as against G8 yesterday. This
means that prices are steady with a
week ago today Quality was fully as
good as yesterday, and sorting very light
some strings selling almost straight.
the few here showed a good strong
over a load. sold at t5.s5, the highest
were hardly az good as yesterdays t5sOs
and were quoted a dime higher. There
we're no yearlings OF consequence on
sale, and only about a deck OF wethers
showed UP. These brought $500. the
weeks high price on anything but a
few head. Ewes are selling stronger
than az last weeks close, and are Just
about as high as they have been for
some time back Wethers and yearlinRs
are fully steady with last Friday, but
they suffered a bad slump last week
along with lambs, and current prices
are from 5Od75c on wethers. to $1,000
LIS on yearllngs below two weeks ago
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
good to choice, 81 SJdS 90; lambs, fair to
good, t7.s0d7 IS; lamb feeders. s7O0677 .55:
yearlings. fair to good. t5.5O1650; ewes,
good to choice. f5.25d5.S5; ewes, fair to
good, A.7Sd5.25.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-24

Quotations OF the Day on Various
Commodities.

NEW YORK, July @-FLoUR-
WHEAT-spot firm; No. red. n.iea
l,l6h and No. 2 hard, t1.2JQ1.2O7.. c. l. T.,
New York; No l northern. Duluth,
{l.l2h, c. /. T.. Buffalo Futures, firm.
September, firm, Sl.S3h.
.CORN-Spot, strong; No. yellow,
924sc. prompt shipment
OATS-Spot, firmer; standard, &C; No
white. Sc fancy clipped white. 64Qs7c
HAY-Firmi prime, 9L8kSz; = o. 81. 20u
ii;;zs1s; No. 2 sl.2R; No. 3. SL1b; shipping.
HoPs-Market steady; state common
70 choice, 1914 9a13c; Pacific coast. 1914
i2lfl5c 1913. 9n1lc
HIDES STEADY; Bogota. So8Slc; Cen
LEATHER-F Firm; hemiock firsts, a2e;
seconds, 3o43lc.
PROVIsIONS-Por quiet: mess, 1850
diS.50. family, SCI 00Q22.O0: short clear,
s19,0m21.5O. Beef, steady; mess, $4,000
1850; family, Sl95OQ2O.5O. Lard, firm
middle west. ss.05ms.16.
BUTTER-steauy to firm; receipts, il, l69
tubs; creamery extras, 26hQNc. firsts,
EGGS-Weak; receipts, iO.449 boxes;
fresh gathered extras, 24Q25c; extra flrsts,
2l1kq2zlhc: flrsts, iSha2lc; seconds, l7h9
CHEEsE-Receipts, 4,322 boxes; state,
whole milk, flats and twins, specials, col :
ored. 1ihN14Nc; white, l444l41kc; colored
average fancy. 140l4hc; white, 1ihQif Nc;
ooiored average fancy, l44l4hci white,
14c
PoULTRY-Live. firmor; western chick
ems, broilers. Ne; fowls, i6bc; turkeys,
1lqi2c: dressed irregular; western roast
ing chickens frozen, 1sGI222c; fresh fowls,
iced. iShMi7c: turkeys. 15nl6c.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-24

HOGS-Receipts were moderate for a
Friday and were the smallest of the
week TO date only about eighty-three
cars, or E6O0 head being reported In. Tho
five days run foots up 40l00 head. as
against 2a,07t last week. I,2l two weeks
ago and 70 0tS year ago,
shipper hogs sold fully &c higher and
buyers quoted them as much as 5qri0c
higher They ranged all the way from
s6.65 for butcher-welght stuff to as high
as $50 for best lights several punches
reached this latter figure, which was the
highest price paid.
Packers trade was slow In starting. but
once under way, moved along In fairly
lively fashion. Prices were fully nickel
above yesterday, and possibly more than
/ that IN spots. The most advance was
noted In the in-between kinds on which
packers and shippers could come Into
competition. Narrow bulk OF the killing
hogs sold AZ $e.6s16.7b. with a sprinkling
| as low as $50. and some OF the most aC
slrable ones over s6.75. There was a fair
\ sprinkling OF shippers all the way up,
| aud 4 pretty decent showing as high as
/ $40 the days top.
So far this week shipper hogs are
I around a dime off while packers show
declines OF &d0ac There has been a
spread Of 400 or more between the bot
tom and top all week, and as 10 usual
| when prices show such a wide range
things have been very uneven al
\ through. Heavies have probably shown
the most decline, as buyers have had
\ little use for them At any time. and al
a rule they were the last hogs TO sell
Representative sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-24
Total receipts. III, :,


CATTLtc--Receipt were unusually light
for Friday. the sharp decline in prices
this week evidently causing shippers 10
hold off with their cattle. What few beef
steers were included In the offerings went
at substantially steady figures. but values
lower than at the close Of last week.
strictly choice beeves, both heavy ad
light. have been hurt least and prime
steers .,Se , would stu bring the even money,
istered on the habitat and warmed-up
cattle that gre now selling from 1915 to
ss.2S while the grassy grades selling from
tain sellers. Liberal receipts and bad
beef and cattle markets In the east are
responsible for tho slump In values this
tone to the market as far as finished
beeves are concerned.
The market for cows and heifers was
quotabiy steady today and prices have
not shown much change for the week.
Supplies of she stock have been compare
lively limited and with a good demand
from eoth local packers and outside ship
pers the trade has been I'm fairly satlsfac-
tory shape ali week, although bulk of the
grass stock Ia selling right around soc
lower. than ten days or two weeks ago.
Veal calves, bulls. stays. etc, have found
free outlet right along and prices are
much the same as week ago,
There were several ioada of stock cattle
and feeding steers here today but they
met with Gerry Indifferent demand and
prices were sofewhat lower than recently,
Quality has been potent feature In the
trade this week and while prime offerings
have found ready sale at very strong
prices trend OF values on the medium to
common stock Is lower and the feeling
In the trade lie rather weak than other
wise.
Quotations on cattle; Good to choic,
| yeaFlings % 00Qi0.oo; fair to good year
| iings IS. coos. 10; good to choice heavy
beeves. se.b0Ql0.l0; fair TO good cornfeC
| beeves, q. b01f0. 80; common to fair corn
| fed beevee 81 7hlf8 80. good TO choice heif
e T 81 cO8s'7S; good to choice led COWS
| 81. 506l7 80; good to choice grass heifers
&c soar % good TO choice grass cows. $50
| 0G.7b; fair to good cows, @.b0fpd 90; com
| mon 10 fair cows, a. e6Gf6. 30; good I,
choice feeders, 81 coos 20; fair to goo,
| feeders. seb0e}1 80; common to fei
! stockers, IS. b0f1e 80; stock heifers. u .75Q
| 100; stock cows, H6.50af6, 80; stock calves
| d OOaJ7 90; veal calves, s. .0O99.76 IA
/ bulls, stays, etc. 81. 5017.60
| REPRESENTATIVE sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-24
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Market Rallies After Thurs
days Drop and Prices Advance
Half a Cent.
READY TO MOVE NEW WHEAT
OMAHA. Inlv q. 1915

OMAHA. July q, 1915.
Wheat was stronger today. The wheat
market which was very weak, gained q
little today, cash wheat selling nc higher
than yesterdays prices. .
New wheat shipments are light, but II
Is expected that there will be heavy re.
cetpts OF this cereal before the end oil
the month
Corn receipts numbered only thirty
eight cars, but the demand was good and
corn sold unchanged to lc higher.
Oats were practically unchanged
Country shippers are asking for bids TOT
five days shipments u new wheat thus
indicating the probability Of a material
increase In the new crop movement IN
The near future.
In addition TO winter wheat crop II is
expected that harvesting OF spring wheat
Will begin in South Dakota and in Min
nesota In ten deys Reports OF faVorapie
weather for tnreshing were received.
Ciearances were. Wheat and flour equal
20 $500 bushels; corn, 5000 bushels oats
81. 600 bushels.
Liverpooi-sp wheat, lfdid lower;
corn, M62d higher .oo
Primary wheat receipts were AfSVJo
bushels and shipments $4,000 bushels,
shipments Of 100000 bushels last year,
Primary corn receipts were $500
bushels and shipments 32s,000 bushels,
against receipts Of 44S,O00 bushels and
shipments OF 36i 600 bushels last year, -
Primary oats receipts were 4l,Wp
bushels and Shipments $4,000 bushels,
against receipts Of 10000 bushels ana
ehipments OF S2s 600 bushels last year.
rAnIOT RECEIPTS
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-24
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

BuTTER-No. 1, lib. cartons. 2ec; No.
cHEEsE-imported Swiss, ssc; Amer
ieitc; daisies, lehc; trlplets, le1c; Young
America. ishc; blue label brick, lie; linn
burger. 2-lb., zoe; New York white, lsc;
imported French Roquefort, s0c.
FISH-Trout 1bc; whitefish i3o. hall
but, l3c; channel catfish. 15c; herring, &c;
Goldfish. logic; maekareI, l5c; salmon,
SWEET PoTAToEs-Kansas. ss75 Dbl.
BEEF cuTs-Rlbs No, /. lslhc; No 2.
lShci No g. l7Ac. Loinsi No. 1. 2Ottc
No. ?, l9hci No. 3. lssSc. Chucks; No /,
iihci No: lie; No. 3 iOAc, Rounds:
Plates: No. /. sac; No. q s,tc; No, 3.
Fruit and vegetable prices FURNISHED by
FRUITS Oranges. California veiencias.
zoos, l26s, 2sss s24s. 350s. $500 per box
California xaIenclas. lgos. AS psr box;
California valepoies, l7es, zoos, aSs. %o,s.
den Bowl SoOs, seos, $3.50 per box; extra
fancy sunkist. s00s. S00s, 500 per xox
extra fancy Red Bell. zoos, 5000, A,so per
per box Liberia, four basket crates. coo
per crate; Elberta, four basket crates,
sQ-crate lots, b7l4c crate; Elbertas. bush.
40 per bu.. Plums. Burbanks, a0c per
PEI. crate. blackberiea. "a pr. cases
gesNN ItN Ntatts 1ohIlnubHt lFult
$500 TO S226 per bunch; Jumbo fruit
Changuinola and Port Limon. Is per Id
Cantaloupes. PONIES, 54s, $2.25 por crate;
Maops Nevadas Standards, $500 per crate
VEGETABLE 1S-Cabbage, homegrown
and southern. lhc per ID. nd. lettuce
100 per doz,; peppers, soc per basket;
u. lettuce. 20c doz,; tomatoes, u.75 per
box; onions, wash. 2hc per h.. celery
CSC per dox, cucumbers. si,7b per basket
beans. bOc per basket; green peas COO
per basket; new beets, carrots and tur.
nips, 40c per basket; radishes, zoe pei
dor. New potatoes Coo per bu. Swivel
potatoes. si.75 per hamper. Nuts, No ]
walnuts, lsc per h.; fiiberts ibc per II.
braSils. i2l5c per b.; pecans .i31tc pei
Crackerjack. $500 per case Cornpops
sa2S per case. Crackerjaclk, $i.7B per hall
case. Cornpops. S@ per half case
4 Peanuts. No, I raw. Go ID; Jumbo raw
/ &c per ID; No. roasted. SC per 10.
Jumbo roasted. d per ID. Watermelon
NuTs-No. wamuts. $50 h.; filberts
lec ID; brazils, istso ID; peoans, i2Ac ib.i
almonds, zoe Id,
MISCELLAN -Crackerjack, SaDl
case. u case. St.7b: cornpops, SsB case,
Y case, N.G6. Peanuts, No, raw &c 10.
No. l roasted Sc h.; Jumbo. raw, Sc h..
Jumbo roasted, i0c H.; sailed. 81 IS can
| Honey, $3.50 cases LINES, S2Oc basket
i Wateffnelons, liTc h.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-24

,UN's REVIEW OF TRADE
General situation Maintains II

General situation Maintains It's
Favorable Aspects.
NEW YORK. July 2S.-Dun's review
will say:
Apart from the development Of further
labor controversies the general situation
maintains its favorable accepts. Recent
settlement of the troubles In the build
ing trades in the west had been followed
by the adjustment OF the local clothing
strike but fresh disturbances have arisen
here and elsewhere, notably at oil plants
In New Jersey Differences between EN-
ployers and wage earners, however, have
not vt sufficiently wide spread at 20 seri.
ously interfere with the progress OF man.
ufacture and distribution, although the
unsettled conditions make for increased
conservation in some directions, II IS
not the season for the tide of business
10 rise. but there are indications OF a
we'll sustained volume OF transactions in
various commercial and Industrial lines
Not the leaSt-sjgnificant OF these Is the
steady upward trend of commidity prices
Most products are gaining IN value be-
cause of the urgent foreign demands, but
in some instances domestic consumption
Is also broadening. Except for essentially
hot weather merchandise recent high
temperatures had the usual effect OF re-
tard'ng the retail movement, yet bank
cearings at outside cities this week were
aTain slightly larger than last years
while with New York included the gain
of SIS per cent. Returns OF railroad earn.
ings do not make the same favorable
comparison but these are gradually I'm
creasing.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-24
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading and Closing
Prices ON Board of Trade.


Prices ON Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, July 2S--Reports that black
rust had begun attacking the stems OF
wheat IN South Dakota led to a quick up
turn today In the market here. Quota
lions at the close we're strong, NWlhc
above last night. Corn gained M@lNo
net, and oats 4gikc II provisions. the
advance Of &c.
Attention 10 black rust took first place
IN the wheat pit the moment news came
that vital part OF the plant was being
attacked. All previous adyices had been
that the blight had touched only the
leaves. ard that there was apparently
not much cause for alarm II the weather
remained windy and clear. TodayR dis
patches, however. seemed to put a radi-
cally different aspect on the situation, the
TO twenty days off, leaving ample time
for serious losses In case atmospheric
conditions senHed a turn for the worse.
Smaller world shipments. ESPECIALLY
from India, and the unfavorable outlook
for ENGLAND crops gave an ADVANTAGE 10
ening in Illinois, Iowa and Missouri EN-
port demand, though, failed TO become
urgent and I'm the last hour holders
showed n desire TO realize profits until
lust at the close the market frightened
Corn manifested unvarying strength
from the start July led the advance
and easily rose above soc n bushel. Tue
llRhtnesn OF stocks and the cool tempera-
ture prevailing kept the shorts runnlns
10 cover. Oats mounted 70 the highest
level since May, Demand from the sea
Higher prices for hogs and grain stead
ied provisions. ON the soft spots In tho
market, packers bought lard and ribs
Closing prices on opuonni
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-24

NEW YORK. July 2S.-The market for
coffee futures opened quiet az unchanged
teTinE liquidation and trade selling. which
seemed to be based on talk OF freezer
Brazilian offerings and the accumulated
santos stock General business was quiet
Sales. including exchanges. 1850 bags
July, 99tc, August. 9 sac, September, 6T7c;
October 6Soc. November, g Sac; December
March. sssc; April. 7.Oec May. EiOc; June
SPOT. quiet: Rio No. I, 7hci santos No.
4 csc, Cost and freight offerings were
reported about unchanged but there were
further rumors that Brazil was accept
Ing bids at light concession. No change
was reported In the rate OF Rio exchange
on London and miireis prices were un.
changed.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-24
81. Louis Live Stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, July 2s-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 700 head market, steady; native
beef steers. N60ul035; yearlnKs, steers
stockers and feeders t6.OOgs rs; southern
steers, 6. 5d6.S5; cows and heifers, 400
$3.50; native calves, S6OOGi1075
HOGS-Receipts, 100 head market,
and butchers, F.4Oq7.S0; good heavy,
fT.4OaJ7.6 80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1000
head; market, steady; clipped muttons,
&.00Q5.25 lambs, H.5O@e.26; clipped lambs,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-24
legal NOTICES



sealed proposals WI be received AZ
Lancoln, Nebrauka. BY the Board 81 Edu-
cation. Nebraska state Normal schools
W until ten o'clock A. m, August 81 t8lB
for the erection Of a brick and stone
auditorium for the state Normal School
AZ Kearney, Nebraska, IN accordance
with plans and specifications prepared
BY ]. III Craddock, Architect. Room "a.
Continental Building. Omaha. Nebraska.
The board OF Education, Nebraska
stats Normal schools. viii also receive
proposals for the heating. plumbing ana
electric wiring for above building, ac-
cordinR 10 plans and specifications prs
pared BY the architect, up until the hour
and date above named.
All bids must Be accompanied BY q GER
titled check for Give 90 per cent Of the
fun amount Of bid. made payable 20 q.
E. Hail, state Treasurer OF Nebraska,
The Hoard reserves The right 70 accept
any or reject any or all bids.
signed b. the President and the SecFe-
1arY Of the. Board OF Education, Ne
kluska state Normal school Jy-2ld12t
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-24

LONDON. July 2-Canadian Pacific
Was the feature In the American section
OF the stock market The stock was ac-
tive and weak The rest OF the list closed
duu hut steady.
STF VFR.--psr. 22atd per ounce.
MONFY-sGn4h per cent.
DISCOUNT RAT'ES-Short bills. ~ pei
cent; months, bq6h per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-24

NEW YORK. July ss.-MDTALs-L.ead.
offered a. 1855; spelter. not quoted.
SSegs5 fT Tos Msrs ouIs, sq sDs sS
changed. Tin: Market easy; $50. 1900. Is.
Al London. Copper. spot. El4 los (;
futures. R15 12s Cd. Electrolytic, $50 los.
AntimOny. 9l26 Lead. ga los. spslter
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-24
Kansas City Live stock MarI.et.

KANSAS CITY, July 2a-CATTLE--
Receipts, 600 head; market, lower; prime
fed steers. te.7511010; dressed beef
steers. S850a9.70 western steers, $.25GD
$50; cows. si.50175; heifers, y7.OOde.S6;
stockers and feeders, 81. 50dS.7 20; bulls,
S75q6.75: calves, $600Q1025.
HOGS-Receipts, $500 head; market,
higher; bulk, N.2SdT5O; heavy, N.i0@
78; packers and butchers, 81. soar E6
light. 81. 256D7 IS; pigs, T.00d1T.&.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1900
head market, 10c higher; lambs, 1850
IT'S; yearlings, S. 40q7.00: wethers, 1000
SIS; ewes s.. 506I6 So
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-24
Mlnneapoli. 0rain Mnrke,.

MINNEAPOLIS, July 2s.--WHEAT
July, p.sIh; September, ti.07M. Cash, NJ
hard. SlbOA No. / northern, 81 tOik
LOS No. northern, ti.s7itl1 t7it.
FLOUR-unchanged.
BARi.EY--t5di& lO0
BRAN--SS1. So
coRN-No yellow. 7eHd7sxa
OATS-No white, b2ikaib3c.
FIAX-Sl. 6i% al 63a.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-24

sHEEP--As compared with most re-
todays run OF sixteen cars, or about
400 head. was the smallest for any
day except a Saturday since June Is.
since range lambs began 10 come Ia
any numbers. Total for the week 70
date amounts 20 81. SO head. being 5000
larger than last week. iAQ00 heavier
than two weeks aso. and over 5000
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-24
81. Joseph Live Stock MarLet.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. July 23.-CATTLE--
Receipts 800 head market weak; steers,
H.b091000; cows and heifers A.256e.75;
calves S7.6Od950
HoGs-Receipts. 1900 head; market,
higher; top. $780, bulk of sales, n.1b
6T.45.
SHEEP AND L.AMBs-Receipts, none;
market, nominal: lambs. N.2@7.15.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-24

Kansas city Grain and PrOvisiOna
KANSAS CITY, July 3.--WHEAT-No
2 hard. Si32dtt3: No. 2 red, til76Di Is,
July, N.i6i September. n.02h; December
81 .O4M
CORNING. 2 mixed: &c; No. white
July, 7ssc; September, J2Aei December
elFtsf62c
oATs-No, ? white. 62G624c; No. ;
mixed. A6isIi7c.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-24

NEW YORK. July 2s.-sUGAR,-R Raw
nominal; centrifugal. 4 S3c: molasses, 406c
refined quiet The future market was
from sterday. Row sugar IAa ket close 1
dull; centrifugal offered at A11c and mo-
lasses sugar at 4ooc.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-24
cARIoT REcEIPTs.

The following sales were reported TO-
day: Wheat. No. hard winter, car
lold), 81. 305h; iM cars new, H.f. No.
hard winter, car (oldl, VIZ; car tnewl'
s16 No. 4 durum mixed, car, fl.b.
oats: No. white. 3 cars. 49c No. 4 white
cars, 4Sikc Sample, car, 41%c; lh cars,
t7lac; e car. t7hc Corn; No. white, Z
cara, &c: ! car, 7bhc. No. white, car.
80, cars 7bAc; / car, 7sssc. No. white,
! car, Tihc.. No. yellow, ] car, 10.
car, 7eAc. No. yellow. s cars. nc. No,
yellow, y car, 76ttc. No. yellow,
car, 7sc. No. mixed, ! car, 7ec. No.
mixed, 2 cars 7b%c; 2 cars, 75bhc No.
mixed, 1 car, 7bhc. sample, cars, Doc.
Omaha Cash Prices-Wheat: No. 2 Tur-
key, tl.17g1, Szh: No, Turkey, tlieg
1sim; No. hard, ti16df1 .s0at; No. hard,
Sl-I5ei1 49, No. 4 hard, til0pl. "a; No: 3
spring, sfNdI.so. Corn No white, 7btfD
f6c; No. white. 7bhfG6c; No. white,
74hG75ihc; No. white, 74ih6pT5ci No. Q
white. 74Q7f5sc: No 2 yellow, 76A0lc;
No. yellow, 7eilQ76hc; No. yellow. 76q1
76Rc; No. yellow. 75A47eei No. yellow,
7Bhd76c; No mixed. 7b&@76c; No: q
mixed. 7bisGG54c; No. Z mixed, 7ohP
Isle; No. MIXED, 7bf1751hcs No. mixed,
74As 6p75ilc. Oats: No. 2 white, feA4lVOc;
standard, i9ltG4shc; No. 2 white. $40
acc: No 1 white, 4sh@lslhc. Barley: Malt
ing, s06oic; No. / feed, $4,000. Rye:
No. .. S9000c; No. 2. ssds9c.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-24
siour City Live stock MARKED

SIOUX CITY, Ia, July zs.-CATTLE-
Receipts, 800 head; market firm; cows
and heifers, 6.0Od6.2o; calves. $6oode.0o
bulls, $476G8 rs.
HoGS-Receipts. $500 head; market so
15c higher: heavy, T,O047.50 mixed, s6.50
SHEEP-Receipts. 600 head
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-24

ST. LOUIS. July 2s.-wHEAT-No. :
red, u.iSffl14; No. 2 hard nominal; July.
81 0s September. u.0SAQ10l.
CORNING. 2 sic; No . white. SiMc;
July. soc; September 7S7t07lc.
OATs-Hominal. No. ? white. SIC.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-24

LIVERPOOL, July 2s-wHEAT-spot,
easy; No. / northern, Duluth, lis I'd; No,
hard winter. liz "a No. Manitoba, lis
%, No. 3 Manitoba, II SGD.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-24

NEW YORK, July a.-CoTToN-spot
market. quiet; middling uplands. sEc;
no sales.
In fair demand prices easy; good mid
ding, s t3d; middling. AID; low middling,
l67d. sales. 5000 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-24

/ Receipts and disposition Of live stock
a. the Union stock yards, South Omaha
Tor twenty-tour hours ending at o clock
| y. m. yesterday:
| REC EIPTS-CARIOAnG
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-24

Caeh Prices-Wheat; No. red new.
niidLiiik, No. hard, new. N.1lAGpi. "a
Corn No. 2 yellow. S1adikc. No yell
low, sOkc. Oats. No white, b4atd55slc
standard 5ea66hc. Rye. No new, t.02.
Barley, lAqlsc. Timothy, S.Ou6,5O. Clover,
tS5Oqi3B Pork, si42l1k Lard, t7.NIk6
S.O7la Ribs &C. 25GI9 7h
BUTTER-Steady; creamery, 211ffd251sc
EGGS--Steady. receipts e,6ss cases; al
mark, cases included linl75zc; ordinary
firsts, i6AdlGikc; firsts. i7ia4i7hc.
POTATOES Lower. receipts, 70 cars
barreled, Si.25q1l 80.
POULTRY-Live, higher: fowls. 121zc
springs. le120c.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-24

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Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-24

NEW YORK. July 2S-DRY GOODS
Cotton goods were steadier and more
active today. Yarns were Atoadier and
wool markets firmer. Burlap prices have
been broken. Cotton closed steady al a
net advance OF 70 points.
EvnpoFatea Apples snd Dried Frustn
Now YORK. July s.-EvAPORATED
APPLfcS-Quiet and easy
DRIED FRuIT-Pgunes, firm; apr-
cots and peaches. quiet; Taisins. steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-24
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle steady--HOes steady-sheep
Firm.

CHICAGO. July 23-CATTLE - Re
celpts, 1000 head; market steady; native
beef cattle. t6.40d1035; western steers,
T.0OdS20i cows and helfers, s3.25G9.25;
HOGS-Receipts. 1900 head: market
steady at Be- advance; bulk, IS. 70d7 .35;
light, N.40d7.6o; mixed, $6.756f7.7O; heavy,
SHEEP AND LAM BS-Receipts, 2,OO0
head; market. firm; sheep, S575@6. 70;
lambs, S6.0OdS2O,