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The Green Forest tribune., 1915-09-03

A new primary election law to be initiated under the initiative and ref. erendum was planned at the final ses- sion Of the special convention of the State Federation of Labor. A com mlttee, including c. B. McCarty, at torney, and G. P, Casey. and Joe Flynn, all of Little Rock, was appoint ed to draft a bill It will be submit ted to all labor organizations in the state for ratification before petitions Tor its initiation are circulated The convention adjourned after the most harmonious session in it's history, ae- cording to delegates and officers.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-09-03

Al Amin Temple Nobles of the Mystic Shrine will hold regular and ceremonial session at Fort Smith, Ark, September 6, Labor Day and anticipate a goodly number of "unre. generated" novices-and in this con- nection desire to inform the nobility that the sum of $100 has been sent to the Relief Committee for the flood sui ferers at Newport, Ark.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-09-03

Arrangements are being perfected for holding the annual Chautauqua at Marianna beginning September l4, under the direction of the Redpath- Vawter Company.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-09-03

When the residence of E. W. Far. rfor at Dardanelle was destroyed by fire few days ago the first piano ever brought to Yell county and pos sibly the first ever brought to west ern Arkansas, was destroyed. The old instrument was of the square type and was made by H. Hanson in New York. It was purchased by George w. Lemoyne in New Orleans in 1858 and cost $500. It was brought to Darda- nelle by steamboat
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-09-03

2, ,1e ne Ashley county fair will he beA,
 '''iourg October 2 and S.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-17
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Shares Move Tentatively on Mod
crate Volume of Opera
tons.
TRADING IS A TR1FLE BROADER

NEW YORK. sept, ls.-stocks moved
tentatively again today on q moderate
volume OF operations. in which specialties
figured to the usual large extent. Trad
Ing was a trtfle broader, however, In that
it embraced n greater number OF iRBues
than have recently been quoted. Fore
ranging from ] TO Z polntS with more
pronounced reactions IN the war issues.
rms condition was partly readlusted
later IN the session when prices hardened;
by tho heavy feeling OF United states
settl, which rcassumed its leadership OF
the list. steel sold of 20 7tl&, recovered
bethlehem Steel moved in q radius q
twelve points and closed at al. . net
loss OF s. The preferred stOck, selling
mum SdvSnce Of IN. crSciSie steel IVA was
under pressure, closing at s2A. a loss OF
~ General Motors was strong, rising
mers and American Locomotive consti-
tuted the other active features OF that
group.
steady strength during the early days OF
the week, became very active In the final
hour, when Il dominated the entire list,
70 So. hssr ~ S sSsnSSsd ,o 90
Of rumors, but II Is known that the com
peny = engaged at fun capacity on
Railway shares continued to lag far
behind the apecialtiea and industriels,
There appeared TO be little or no inquiry
for these Issues from speculative sources,
while Investment demand remains light
deepite the favorable crop prospects.
Minneapolis a 81. Louis Issues, which
broke prccipitatsly yesterday on newe Of
the illneas OF the colnpany's chief exeou-
tive, retrieved their losses in part Rock
Island was heavy In the absence OF eefi-
mite developments CONCERNING impending
Interest payments. Total sales amounted
to fd6. 900 shares.
All parts OF the foreign exchange mar
kot were stronger today. sterling improv.
Ing chiefly on the smaller offerings OF
bills, while francs, llres and marks mani
tested a better tendency, Londen's re
cent gold shipments 20 this country were
reflected in the Bank of Bngland's losA
during the week OF elmcst Sia,000QoA
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value, aggregated 81 s5b,Ooo United States
bonds were unchanged on call
Number OF sales and leading quotations
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-17

. Sf1EEf-tteceipts ShoWeS another fall
Ing OFF today, and were the lightest OF
the week to date, but at that were more
than twice as large as at any other mar
ket. Arrivals amounted TO eiRhty-thFee
cars, or 1850 head, bringing the total
for the week to date up to fu,ess head
This Is q gain OF 5000 over last week. ie
more than - 200 larger than two weeks
ago, and is 81. 900 heavier than a year ago
The lamb trade opened out dull and
while feeders made a few purchases on
the early rounds at about steady figures
start.
Feeders continued moving rather freely
at about steady prices and by noon the
bulk OF them had been cleaned up big
end OF the good feeding lambs going al
81 l5dS D. Some full-mouthed ewes went
to breeder buyers at 81. 7506. S. AS A
general thing aged sheep were scarce and
prices on fat grades about steady, ewes
reaching s. .S5, and some rather yvefRhtY
yearllnEs bringing t6.B. Fat lambs were
slow ,selling largely at Is.0Gs Is. which
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs
good to choice, IS .156r8 Is; lambs fair 10
good, S.00ds.ib: lambs, feeders S7.T60
$50; yearlinEs, fair 70 choice, IS 75fis so;
yearlings, feeders, % .OOdB7 90; wethsrs'
fair to choice. S. .Ood5 10 ewes, good 10
choice, A.b0ub 90: ewes. fair 10 good "a 50
% 90, ewes, feeders 81 bOft6 g.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-17
NEW YoRK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day ON Various
Commodities.


NEW YORK, sept 1e.--FIouR-Flrmly
.WHEAT--spot strong; No. red and
No. 2 hard, N.SSA, c. & T., New oYrk;
No. northern. Duluth. N.O4A; No. 1
northern, Manitoba, aSisc, c. T. T., Buffalo.
Futures, firm; September. SLiI.
CORN-spot, firmer; No, yellow. SSitc,
prompt shipment
oATs-spot. firm; No. 3 white, Aon1c,
PROFESSIONALISM barely steady. Beef
and taliows quiet. Lard, easy middle
HoPs-steady; state, common to oholce.
HIpEs-ouiet; Bosots, SOSnc: Central
LEATHER,--Firm; hemlock firsts, ssci
PRoVIsfoNs-POrk barely steady;
mess fl5,5oaisooi family, ti9,ocqs2 90;
% ssSTt GlH gSo ssO0 fsy bee s SssHss
Lard, easy: middle west, Is. soifs.S' '''''N
TALLOW-dull; city. 6k@Sho; country,
bk9fehc; special, 6hc.
BUTTER--Easy; receipts, lo,sS tubs
creamery. @Ge7o; firsts. St9%lAo; seconds
E0GS-F1rm; receipts. i212s cases;
fresh gathered extras, fine, 2piSdlaic
extra fir9s, sS9es'tc; firsts, 26d77c; SEQ
CHEESB STEADY; receipts. tsa boxes,
state whole milk. fresh flatA. white and
milk, average fancy, tsMc.
chickens bruilers. Ice: fowiA lbGlsc; tur-
keys, 16o. Dressed, steady; western
frozen roasting chickens. 19@gac fresh
fowls. iced, 1SSt0piSc; turk. iced, 1SDiec.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-17
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

sUTTEE-No l, lib. cartons. sc; No.
cHEEsE-importsd Swiss. DO; Amer
ican Swiss. &c; block Swiss. &c; twins,
ltc; daisies Ice; triples. I6o Youns
america, H5te; blue label brick, 1slioi
iSAei imported French RoQusfort. 4Oo.
FIsH-Trout, isc; white fish, iic; half
but he; channel catfish. lSo; goldfish. ia
POULTRY-Hens, lie; ducks. I2o.
geese. loci turkeys 1Sc; roosteTs. Sc.
FhUITS-OranRes, California Vais
loos, 11Ss. 2Sss. S24s. 36Os. 800 box; Cali
fognia VAls., l6Os. 17es. zoos, 2i6s, sOs
$50 box. Lemons, extra fancy Golden
Bowl. sos. 800 box; sos. $40 box; extra
fancy Sunkist. s0os. sos, $50 box; Red
Ball, NO0 boz. Peaches, Colorado El-
bortas. 66c crate: in large quantities, Goo
crate; Washington ElbertRs. Coo crate
In large quantities, Gee crate Idaho.
t1B per buShel Prunes. italian, 8. %
crateI five-orats lots. 80. HUNGARIAN.
Gross, Grand Dukes. u.B crate. Psarn
WAshington BaFtistt, fancy, 100 crate
Flemish Beauties, l-N crate: OREGON
BaFtlsttg, t1H; Cafif0rniA Bartietts, E0O
ofHta Grapes. Tokaya e-Eo crate; Con
cords, home grown, - basket BanAnaA.
nssdtom fruit. tAeo018 bunch; Jumbo
fruit ChAnguinolA aRd Port LnOn, 40
per ID. CentAlouDeas California MASON
brand. standards, nB crate; ponies. S12
crate: flats. Doc crate.
VBGETABLES-cabb home crown.
lhc per ID. Lettucs. head. a.0e dozen;
Leaf. 1oc dossn. Peppers. 600 basket.
Tomatoes. market price. Onions. Wash
ington. lho per H.; Spanish. ti.to crate.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-17
eInilcatea SUNDAY.

CATrIAls-Reoclpts were fair for a
hnursday' lie cars being reported In, but
the total for the four days this week
- only MT& head. n falling off OF about
1900 head as compared with last week.
year ago
Packers all seemed hungry for good
peer steers ana were out early In the
morning looking for freah supplies. As
= result the trade was reasonably active,
steady or little stronger even than
yesterday. The best cornfed yeariings
cold up to Sa1, the high price OF the
week, with heavier cornfeds at SaS0
Cows and heifers, while not particularly
Good Feeders were in light supply and
steady. Medium to common kinda we're
slow and dull there having been too
many OF that eort here thls week.
quotations on cattle Good to choice
fed yearlines, p.0o0s16; fair to good
yearlings, H1bGe.0o: common TO fair fed
Ysarlinss, s6.7bH7.7b; god to choice hevy
beeves, @00Qsb0; fair to good oornfed
beeves ta&dfS, So common to fair corn
fed beevs, $67baiS,@: prime graaa beeves,
taO0d(e,66; good TO choice grass boevea
N.to4SO0; fair to good grass beeves,
@S6014o; common 20 fair grass beeves,
t60oqS Si good to choice grass heifars,
@oO9S.bo; fair to good cows, 8, $4,000;
common to fair cows, sA00pbsB: prime
feeding steers, N.75dS66. good to choice
feedors, T40df.4o; fair 70 good feeders,
~ IOnI 70; good TO choice stockerH 81 $50
SB~ fair to good stockerA td7bdD7 s.:
common TO fair stockers. &.s0Sa6.6o; stock
hotfers. se.00t700; stock COWS, s5.60see2B;
stock calves, s60OdlS00. veal cnives, 500
Gn0O0: bulls. stays, ETC.. ts.OO6e 20.
Representative Salaat
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-17
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1e.--CoFFEE-The
market for coffee futures opened steady
at unchanged prices to an advance of
point, but there was only a little scatter
ing demand, and the market later eased
off with September touching 0.i0c and
March, e.2Scy under near month liquidation
TENDER notices and moderate trade sell
ing accompanied by reports OF lower cost
and freight quotations. The close was 3
changes. 1900 bags; September, 6Osc
October, 6.09c; November, Clio; Decenl.
Der, 01sci January. 01sc; February, 02ac
March, e,7eci April, S.Slc: May, 6.SOc; June,
=. Spot. quiet; Rio U.s. 6sso; Santos 4s, DC.
Cost and freight offers from Santos were
reported easier with quotations as low as
s.56o for ~. Rio offers were unchanged,
rio exchange on London was lied
lower, with mIlrels prices Unclaimed
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-17
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Sept. 16-Notable strength
developed in the wheat market today as a
result of reports that foreigners were
active buyers and because Of substantial
negotiations for the AnGio-g French billion
dollar loan. Prices closed buoyant at
I1tc 70 24c net advance. with December
a. So and sSsd NAY e. e sS Ssss Corn m
no.. In provisions the outcome was
It was not until wheat had suffered a
70 display . tendency toward a decided
upward swing. Better wea ther conditions
for threshinR and shipping the spring
crop had givep the bears a temporary adj
vantage, but the effect disappeared when
gossip was heard that Europeans were
purchasing at a rather lively rate, both
cash wheat and future deliveries. OPP
chances Of success for the Billion p doIlsr
loan and as 20 the use OF much OF the
proceeds In buying American products
other than war munitions led Rfterward
TO great increase OF bullish sentiment
and 10 an uninterrupted advance during
the rest OF the day,
September wheat felt the tightening OF
prices more severely than was the case
that there seemed 20 be no limit 70 the
demand for track lots OF wheat available
Tor spot delivery, and that arrivals here
remained unusually small for this reason
OF the year. The aotua amount OF cash
contract wheat In store In Chicago today
was only 1900 bushels.
Corn was helped upward by the strength
OF wheat. At first, however, the market
was easy, owing 60 the warmer tempera-
tuIea prevailing. In the oats trade, wet
weather delaying threshing and shipping
was 8 source Of firmness as soon as other
cereals turned upgrade. Country offer
fnEs were email.
Provisions went lower IN sympathy with
= decline In the hog market. Announce
ment that the British government had
contiscated most OF the lonR-interned
cargoes of meats ana lard had no an
parent effect upon the market here.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-17
FORMER HASTINGS EDUCATOR
IS GIVEN WISCONSIN PLACE

MILWAUKEE,. VIA. Sept 16-Cspsclal
Tslegram-)-In the list Of new profss-
sors for the Milwaukee seats Normal
school, which re-opens on Nonday Il the
name OF Charles n. Barr. for u last
five years superintendent OF schools at
Hastings. Neb.. who has been apDoinfsd
head OF q new department.. that % the
training OF grammar grade tsaohsA Prof.
Barr IL University of NsbsaalA wraa-
uate and has achieved oonMaasAheA.Raanna-
nance In o. nuAddla -SsuADr4auA
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-17

Parsley. $50 dozen. Green Peas. 500 has
ket Beans. wax and green. 600 basket
New beets. carrots and turnips 4Oc bas-
kct. Potatoes, Ohio. coo bUaheL Sweet
potatoes, SIS hamper. virginia, barrels.
HTb
NUTS-No, l walnuts, $50 h.: fiiberta.
lbc lb.i Brazils. i3,hc H.; peCars, iaNc
ID; almonds, soc ID.
MISCELG.AN OUS-Crackertack, case,
$50; h-case, t.7S Cornpops, case. t32;
h-oaso, N6A Peanuts. No. j. raw, &c 10
roasted. Sc ID. Jumbo, raw. 20 10,
roasted. &C To- watermclons, lhc 10.
Apples Wealthies. $3.50 barrel, Maiden
Blush, $500 barrel Honey. $500 case.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-17
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat is Strong, Selling Cent Over
Yesterdays Prices, with the
Demand Good.
NO DEMAND FOR YELLOW CORN
OMAHA. september IA 1915.

OMAHA. September IL. tsiS
Wheat was strong today, selling a
cent over yesterdays prices and there
Was an active demand for this cereal.
Corn was quoted 40 higher 20 10 lower,
the yellow corn being In poor demand
ana sold 10 lower, while the mixed was
PETER seller. mixed corn selling No
The oats market continued steady, oats
selling unchanged TO No higher and there
was a fair demand.
The receipts OF all cereals continue
Hight.
Liverpool Close. Wheat. unchanged;
corn, unchanged to Nc lower.
Primary wheat receipts were a,S6, 900
busheiS and shipments OF l,p6s, 900 bushels,
AGAINST receipts OF S1It, 900 bushels and
shipments Of 1. 40, 90 bushels last year,
Urinary corn receipts were 1000
bushels and shipments OF ISL 900 bushels,
against receipts OF $50 900 bushels and
shipments OF e0i, 900 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were l.062,ooO
bushels and shipments of Ill, 900 bushels,
against receipts OF l,ofe.0e0 bushels and
shipments of EeOoO bushels last year
NAn rnrs Nau,eyu,4 x,fvzes
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-17

HOGS - Receipts continued to hold
about the same. being estimated al
ninety-seven cars, or 500 head. For the
four days the run amounts TO q, 90o head,
being 5000 smaller than a week aRo but
3,bo0 larger than two weeks ago and more
than lO,0OO heavier than a year ago. SO
far this week the supply has been run
ming nearly double the Corresponding week
OF last year.
Trade opened out in very fair shane.
both packers and shippers wanting the
good light and butcher weight hogs at
steady prices. Packers paid as high a.
N.6b. the days top, for good even butcher
weight stuff Current shipping values
may be just little easier than the pricas
paid on last weeks close, but on the
whole good lights are selling nearly az
we'll as they were last Saturday.
Tho packer market opened about steady
but buyers were picking their hogs care
fully, ana az general thing would not
take the rouGht weighty stuff
Bv the time buyers began 10 get action
on the weighty kinds prices had weak
ened. and most Of the sales made towards
the close were about &c lower, while some
might have been even little more than
that Late trade was draggy, but In the
end all but two OF three scattering
packers. purchases were made at q. 7Odp
100. with a sprinklinE OF heavies on
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-17
NIinneMpOIIs Drain Market.

MINNEAPQLls, Sept Ia WHEAT =
September, $500; December. 93%o; No, I
hard, 81 .02Ni No. northern. HStcs691 .0lSs
F1IOUR-Unchanged.
BARLBY-44G76Sc.
RYE-S9Qe0c.
BRAN-Sl9.O0
CORN--No 8 yellow, TyIker7Sc
OATS-No. 3 white. 22%mt9hn
FIAAX,-Sl S4lSfpi 6siR
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-17
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Sept iS..-coTrON-
quiet; middling uplands. TO- SOC; sales, S06
bales ~
Futures opened steady; October, 10.
December, n:@ci January. 11.2sc March,
Cotton futures closed steady; October
1070c; December 1i.06o; January. III gic;
March, II .4Sc; May. Lite
The cotton market closed steady at A.
net loss of "a 20 II points for the day
LIVERPOOL Sept N-COTTON-Epot
firm; good mlddilns. 6.1td; middlinR, $40:
low middling, $3.50; sales. 1900 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-17

ceipts, 1900 head; market higher; ma
steers and heifers. 100000; cows, 500
southern steers, s 25aS IS: COWS and heIf-
ers, H0Og6.6O; native calves, S80Odal go
HOGS-Receipts, $500; market lower;
pigs and lights, S5.75Gps.S0; mixed and
butchers S'O6qS,N; good heavy. FS59
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1 TOO
head; market lower; lambs, S. OOdS 3d.
sheep and ewes. S5.0OfDT.7b.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-17
sioua 90 Live stocL Mnrlrnt.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Sept. l6.-CATTLT1-
Receipts. LOO head market steady;
huteheEs, y 8@e1S; cows and heifers.
~ loQs7 0 calves, S'00qlO.00; bulls stays
etc. ~ .OOlJ56O.
HOGS Receipts, $500 head; market Ion
80 lower. heavy. 6.90dp7 75; mixed, Sc TBp
$50; light, S.jOQf6.76; bulk OF sales, $3.50
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, LOO
head market steady; ewes, 100000;
lambs, 100000.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-17
NEW York Aaomey Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. ie--MERcANTI1.E
FOREdN EXCHANGE -HteriinR. CO.
day bills. as; demand sAee1Si cables.
Make; pemand. ssac: cab SsS ssEe
Lires: Demand. Ss Is; cables, ss2A Rabies:
Demand, sac; cables, B1kc.
sTLvER-Bar. Asstc; Mexican dol
bonds Governmsnt. steady railroad.
irregular
TINE LoANs--Easy; sixty days, ~
per cent; ninety days. Nos per cent; six
montha, 3 per cent
CALL MONEY Steady; high, per
cent; low, Ia per cent; ruling rate. ~
BID. AZ per cent; offered al per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-17

Sales reported today; Whpat-No.
S Sfns winter car SsF S aSss ES a sST
i iSsi &c car SO ads sSimpls Ssri os T
80; z cars. go; / car, s2ci 1 car. s1e; I
car. stSkc Darley-sample: / car. hot,
sc. Corn--No, 2 white; az cars, estto.
Ne. 2 white; ! car $50; oar, SsAe.
No, 8 white; . cars, csc. No. 1 yellow:
oAG Ca. SS S n SG cars. '; sc No oir y.ii S
! cara Ss,le; . cars. ss$c, No. yellow;
car, esAo. No. . mixed: ~ cara, eSlao:
/ buikhead. 6sEsc. No. 5 mixed: cars.
este. No. 8 mixed: / car. near yellow,
&C. No. mixed; car, CSC. Oats
SS:ssTs. SsSe: car nc; No; white: sSs e.,
sSlhhssd aDss SCI i G bulk Kss sS 5sc. VAT '''
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat; No. 3 tur-
LOS; No. 1 hard. HodsiO2; No, . spring,
g, Os@l.oSi No; . spring r,oS0Loti Nc, ,
S aSr STaas s &Ss G ES SurSH White. ss
este; No. q white. es9Sslsc; No. = white,
s7N @6sSAo; No. s white. e714@6Sci No, .
white e1k06ec; No. 2 yellow, 6s2a 900;
No s yellow. eDlk97Oo; No. 4 yellow, 69114
ee&c; No. 8 yellow, ee@69hc; No. yellow,
6Sil9eskc; No. 2 mixed, eS1hqesS; No; 8
mixed n ' sssS 49, NS. Nm mixed m,SnA
CSC. Oats; No. 4 white, sSIS@eS1tc; stand
ard, AAGls5c; No. 3 white, @q941tc; No:
4 white, ASLk f9s3lkc. Barley: Mailing 45Q
SIC; No. feed, 4o04sc. Rye: No. 2, $40
SIC; No. q s60S5shc.
Chicago closing prices. furnished The
Bee by LoRAn q Bryan. stock and grain
brokers, ais 30. Sixteenth street. Omaha,
-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-17

change quotes lead $40 asked; spelter
not quoted. Copper: Firm: electrolytic,
$500 Iron: Firm and unchanged; metal
exchange quotes tin quiet, Sa3 1Rlh6D53 61ib
At London: Spot, copper, R6D ~ Cd ;
futures, e70 2s electrolytic. see los Spot
tin, elb3 15s futures, e1b4. Anthony:
el25 Lead: ez i6s Sd spoltor. 2@ i0s,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-17

KANSAS CITY, No, Sept. 16-CATsTLE
Receipts, $500 head; market higher.
primo fed steers. t9.b0ai0OO: dressed beef
steers, xSOOn540i western steers $500
s.. 25Gt625; calves. S6.5O9i05O
HOGS-Receipts, 1900 head; market
higher bulk OF sales. $6.8'qSO6; heavy.
Sos: light T60dS.1o; rough. 'J 81 ocdr Tl""
SHEEP AND Misunderstanding, Il. 900
head; market lower; lambs, S. 6Odfs' &c .
yearlings 50. 40q6.sO; wethers, t5.5O36. 70
ewes, 81 $4,000
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-17
Kansas oity Grain and Provisions.

hard, 81 .osdsi 0s; No. . red, N.iied Isl
September. u.0eN; December. SsSc; May,
eoRN-No !, mixed, so; No. white.
eelsc; September, 6Sci December. 1910
oATs-NO. Q white. S7ossO: No. . mixed
26Qe6lfc.
BUTrER-Creamery. 10: firsts. $50;
seconds, Csc: packing 1910.
BGGS-First, no: seoonda 100.
POULTRY--Aens. 12xo; roostcrs. &c;
broilern, 1bo.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-17

LONDON, Sept. 1G-American securities
on the stock market were steady today,
awaiting a decided lead from Wall street
The Erie issues were about the only
lively shares. The closing was quiet and
easy.
siLVER--Bar % lis per ounce.
MONEY-31kafl per cent.
DISCOUNT RATI0S-Short bills 4hG
"a per cent; three months. it-ieebls,
Der cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-17
81. Joseph live STOCK lEarIret.

ST. JOSEPH, Sept ls.-cATTLE-Fae-
ceipts, 800 head; market steady; steers.
y .oo9e e; COWS Sad heifers. N.OOGe 90;
steady % e lower; top, 500; bulk OF
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1000
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-17
INV Cooan MnrI.et.

NEW YORK, Sept 16.-DRY GOODS
ings and yarns. higher: Canton and
Tissah raw silks, higher; mohairs were
In large demand; wooden goods were firm
and active.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-17
REAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
REAL EsrATE--wEsT SIDE
RESIDENCE
FOR SALE

Seven rooms-2-story and attio-mt ia
=: eth st., one and one-haf blocks from
Farnam cer line.
Tiled veStfpulS.
LIVING ROOM, 1bxo0
Boanned ceiling-built-in booIkoaSau ana
window seatS-orick fireplace, burns
wod OF coal.
DINING ROOM
Paneled walls. Downstairs finished q,
white quarter-sawed oak, except Kitchen
pantry.
KITCHEN.
Built-in dresser outside opening TO re-
friEerator.
-FOUR BHDROOM6
Finished In white enamel Two hava
two closets each, two have one closet
each.
BATHROOM
Tiled floor and waTls-full length cioset.
Broom, coat, and linen closets,
Front and back porch, also dining and
and light.
Full osmented basement. Good furnace.
Call on Robert Hunter. Bee Business
office,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-17

NEW YORK, Sept, i6,-SU0AR--RAyy,
nominal, centrifugal, lssc; moiaasoS. AGO;
today and at noon prices were / Ia /
points net lower.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-17
Sc, Louis Grain Market.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 1G--wHnAT-No. 2
red, no trading; No. 2 hard. no trading;
September, 81 :osM December. SJtGesc,
September, T2Nci December GI.<diSllc.
oATs-No. ., stQetstc; No, . white.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-17
REAL ESTATE
FARM a RANCH LANDS ron SALE.


WhmNmHaNms
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Address Land and Industrial Depart, 800
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526 Bee Bldg. Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-17

BVaDOrated Apples and Dried Fruits
NEW YORK. Sept iG-EVAPoRATuD
APPLE9-Duu.
DRIED FRUTTs-Prunes, nrm. Apri-
cots and peaches, steady. RaiSinA, quiet