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Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28

lowed IN with smother moderate supply
today, only about twcnty-eight cars, or
,NN head, being received. Receipts for
the week to date foot up only i2.sn head
a. against M.6SO head last week 1859
two weeks RRo and i7.sI4 a year ago.
supplies for the last two days are smaller
than for any similar period since the
third week OF June, when the Monday and
Inesday runs footed up less than 5000
old sheep made up a fair share OF the
receipts again today, but continued 10 be
~ very good demand. and az q general
thing scored l09fl5c advances. Several
loads OF ewes sold es hish es slS. while
There were no wethcrs OF consequence
here. Offerings Of aEed sheep during the
last two DAYS have been the largest IN
some time IN spite Of the fact that lamb
The lamb trade, witch was such a drae
yesterday opened out slow again today.
and while most sellers thought lambs
ought TO show as much gain as ewes and
yearlings, packers took their time about
making their selections and very little
Il was nearly noon before everything
was cleaned up, but when taellers finally
cut loose they had carried their point
aud values were generally quoted as
moved ct ss.is6S&. beet lambs here
selling ~ the latter figure. which was
the top, almost without sorting while
most OF those at sails carried poor
end even after feeders had been sorted
Quotations ON sheep and lambs: Lambs
good TO choice, tsOGbSg: iambe. fair 10
good, NieaS.0o' lsinbs feeders g. con
tsei yearlings, fair TO choice G766
800 wethers, fair to choice. S. 2sffR -.
ewes good TO choice sae5GSi5. ewes
fatf 10 good. NTjnS@
RepTesonta tive a.la.s
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Makes Good Advance. New
Selling Three Cents Higher and
Old Five Cents.
CORN TRADE REMAINS STEADY


OMAHA, July a. 1915.
Both the old and the new wheat made
strong advances today. New wheat WAS
quoted 2hc TO Sc higher. while tho old
sold unchanged 20 SC higher Receipts
of this cereal were light and were hardly
enoufh TO lake care Of the strong de-
The corn market remained steady and
sold upchanged 70 nc higher
Oats receipts were light and there was
IA fair demand, The oats market was
quoted unchanged
Reports on corn from Illinois and parts
OF Indiana show wonderful growth dur
ing the last few weeks. In eastern In
diana some of the crop 10 IN the caring
STAGE with two ears to the stalk, and
IN Texas, Oklahoma and southern Kan
ses 10 is making very rood progress
Most OF the bad reports received so far
have come from the northwest
.Clearances were: Wheat and flour,
equal to 2oS.ooe bushels; corn, none: oats,
5000 bushels.
Liverpool spot. Wheat. 1ged lower;
corn, unchanged 70 2d lower.
l, Primary wheat receipts were 600
bushels and shipments 9Qo.ooo bushels.
against receipts OF 2420oO0 bushels and
shipments of 2e50.OO0 bushels last year
Primary corn receipts were ffeO00 BUSH
els and shipments eta,000 bushels, against
receipts OF Soo0 bushels and shipments
of $40 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were $50 600 BUSH
els and shipments 10000 bushels against
receipts OF 1,gq2, 90 bushels and shipments
of 5Ss.OOo bushels last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Demand for Shares Broadens end
Strength is Shown.
WAVE OF OPTIMISM COMES


NEW YORK. july s1-Demand for
stocks broadened today and the market
Ravc the best exhibition Of sustained
strength Witnessed In some time. OF
particular Significance was the reawak-
cning Of activity In the Railroad shares
The dullness and heaviness Of these
stocks Of late, tOEcthor with rpporta
9i Diminishing earnings and the possi-
instances, have constituted one Of the
most unfavorable aspects OF the situa-
ton To-day. however. n wave OF optiul.
3 SS 'SST came "to 10 s ~ sDsSasson ,ion
Total sales were S91OC0 shares
The rise begen with q further market
ins of the war. stocks, several OF which
specialties and in the afternoon reached
the railroad stocks. 81 Paul was hfted
~, Canadian Pacific + and a large
number of others from ] 70 4 points
rose % points to $50 the preferred
points 10 i4e, cruclble steel Z points
70 olis, Baldwin locomgtive 2h TO s.. Can
IN 10 6lfs and Allis-ChelmeFa preferred
2ointa 20 tSit. ell new. high records,
sThe rise was assisted by considerable
increase IN commission house buying
Added impetus TO the movement was
the conduct OF the market yester-
day. The sharp recovery from the
break on the torpedoins OF the
Amsriean steamer l.eelsnaw was Inter
strength Buying OF railroad stocks
was prompted by an evident scarcity Of
these shares and BY rumors OF grant
OF rate increases TO tho western roads
There was heavy buyIng OF steel IN
anticipation nf n favorable quarterly
statement which was realized fully when
the statement appeared after the close
Bonds were irregular Total sales pat
United states ~, coupon, declined y
on call.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
oMAHA enNRRAL MARKnT.

BuTTER-No, l. lib. cartons. 2sc; No.
q 6O-lb. tubs, 24c.
CHEESE swiss, Sc; Amer
165sc; daisies. 16hc: triplets, i6l4c; Young
America. 1Slhc; blue label brick. lie; lin-
burger, Alb, @c; New York white. isc;
imported French Roauefort, eo.
FIsH-Trout. i5c; whitefish, 1sc; half
but 1sc; channel catfish, l6c; herring, &c;
codfish, leQi2ci maelSarel' lSc; salmon,
SWEET Sa.7S Dbl.
BEEF CUTS-Ribs; No. i, isihc; No. 2.
lshc: No. 3. l1kc. Isoins No. !. 2oSsc
No. 2, lsIici No. 8, lstkc. chuolss: No. !,
1lsc' Ms No; s.s, 2 lie; No. 3 losie Aeeum,S,s'
Plates; No. 1, SAC; NO 2 $40; No 5.
J Fruit and yssstab,s prces furnished by
FRUITS Oranges, California valencias,
zoos, l2es, 2sss. s24s se0s. t4.0O per box
csIifornls slifoTnnils xsisneiss. lScs, sts5 psr box
$40 per box. Lemons, extra fancy COL
den den, Bow s,iG,ss sos zoos go Per box extra
box. Peaches, California Crawfords. 7bc
per eratei Mberta. four basket crates.
els, si.B per bu.: Elbertas 25-bushel lota,
$40 per bu.. Pluns. Burbanks, soc per
crate. Pears. California Bartletts, S92S
per crate. Blackberries, ~ pr cases
500 TO tz26 per bunch; Jumbo fruit
Changuinola and Port Limon, 20 per M
Cantaloupea, Ponies, 5as, 81 Is per crate:
Maops Neyadas Standards. $500 per crate
VEGErABLNS-Ca Cabbage. homegrown
and southern, lho per III. nd. lettuce,
N.O0 per dog; peppers so yer basket;
II. lettuce, 10c doz. tomato S,Tb per
box; onions. Wash, 2ihc per H.. celery,
95c per dos. cucumbers. si.76 per basket:
parsley. 30 per doz; wax and green
beans. zoe per basketi green peas. 5oc
per basket; new beets, carrots aud tur.
nips, t0c per basket; radlshes, zoe per
doz. New potatoes. 6oc per bu. Sweet
potstoes, u.1b per hamper. Nuts, No. i
walnuts, lsc per lb; filberts, Ice per 10. I:
Brasils. 1slso per lb. ), pecans, l2lsc per
lb.; almonds, 1Jc per lb. Miscellaneous,
Cracker1ack, $3.50 per case Cornpops,
1925 per case. Crackerjack. Sl.7b per half
case Cornpops, H.6 per half case.
Peanuts. No. I raw, &c H.; Jumbo raw,
1e per lb.; No. I roasted. SC per lb. /;
Jumbo roasted. &c per ID. WetSrmelons
Nutfis-Eo, walnuts. iso ib. fiIberts,
$50 h.: BraHilH, i21tc h.; pecans, i2Ikc lb.s
almonds. 20c ID
MISCELLANEOUS -Crackerjack, $3.50
case * case, SLID; cornpops, SS.8 case:
x case, Sl.65. Peanuts No. l raw, &c lb.;
No I roasted, Sc lb Jumbo, raw, Sc Id. /.
Jumbo, roasted, i0c H.; sRlted, N.B can.
Honey, $3.50 case Lines, 500 basket
Watermelons, l1hc h.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
Omaha Man Sees
Rescuers at Work

l. b. zlmmsn, contracting agent for
the electric light company, has jpst re-
turned from chicago. and while there
he was able 10 get by The euard iina
and TO board the Eastiand as Il lay on
rs side IN the Chicago river, lie walked
the length OF the top. or side, OF the
boat and saw the work OF rescue going
on ct that time. Mr. zimman says Ne
saw the application OF the aeetyiene
torches. which were used 10 cut holes
in the side Of the boat through the steel
frame 10 get al the bodies Of those who
were caught In the traps.
The men worked like Trojans, aud
the rapidity with which they were able
to make an opening through The steel
sides was simply marvellous" he said,
"The application Of the puluotor was
really wonderful. and saw them save
the lives OF many IA that way They
called into service practically every pui-
motor IN Chicago"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
George & Company
Phone ID. 75s ao2 city Nat B,x Blde
Dundee Bungalow
.OwnerLeavi City

4S1l Dodge ST., fine rooms, dandy
porch on front and side OF house, large
hVtnR room. Quartcr-sawed oak floors
modern plumbing. fine heating nlant
built-in refrigerator. iced from hack
porch. House Is well built IN every re-
spect; metal weather strips on ali win
dowsi fine, large lot, oxi57it; paved
property belongs 10 Prof Reed OF tire
Omaha HiGh school. who is leaving Au-
gust ] Tor Louisville. He has made a
low ana WI grant easy terms. Go out
To-Day and look 4 over Opportunities Ike
this are few.
Payne & Slater Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
GEORGE ST0NEY DIES
AT CT uuAHuItOA ApIz

Word was received Yesterday Of tho
death OF George p. stonev at Fort
Huechpca. Ariz.. where he has been for
the last four years for his health,
He was the son Of Mr. and Mrs. George
y. Sloney Of omaha, The elder Mr..
stonsy. was crr'oyfd in fhe ouar,ernas -
ters dcpartnont United States Rr,av
here, for many wears, bot went 10 Fort
Huachuea two years ago, taking position
IN the quartermasters Iepartmen, there
in order 70 be near his son. Thomas D
stoney. a brother Il also employed IN
the quarteHnasters DEPARTMENT here
The body will be brought TO Omaha for
burial
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRov1sioNs
Features OF the Trading aud Closing
Prices on Board Of Trade.

Features of the Trading aud Closing
Prices on Board Of Trade.
CHICAGO. July a.--Black rust be-
North Dakota gave additional Impetus
today to an upturn the wheat market
received. owing 20 unwelcome rains
throughout the west. Prices closed
strong, NC to INC above last night. Corn
finished 1tc to Nc up and oats with a
gain OF ssc to 1Mc The outcome in pro-
visions varied from ioc decline TO l5c
Warmer Temperatures which were re-
states seemed TO cause a quick increase
Of complaints OF widening OF the rust
area At the same time the injury in
flicted was In some cases said 20 be
graver In character than had heretofore
been noted this season. For example,
stems at Cokato. MINI, were described
as perforated clear up 10 the head.
Crop damage and wet weather Ia Kan
sas, Neb-asRa and Missouri wheat fields
had buiIish effect second only to that
due to black rust. II was said much
wheat remained uncut Ia Nebraska.
Corn sympathized with wheat strength.
Besides, country offerings were small
and the eastern inquiry fairly active.
Oats hardened In price on account OF
the firnness of other cereals and be-
cause OF harvest delays Harvest ex-
to even up on the July delivery.
Support from packers rallied the pro-
visions market after a sharp break. The
temporary weakness was brought about
by the liamdating sales In pork and lard
and by lower prices for most grades OF
Closing prices on options.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28

NORTHWEST 4 Sec. 20, Twp. IL. Range
4s, Cheyenne County, Colorado. Perfect
title. Make your best offer. X. n. Bet
tasworth Cedar Rapids, la.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
SOW YoRK eNNnRAL MAaNnT.
Quotations of the Day ON various
Commodities.


FhoUR-Firmer; sprinE patents, sseS
wHEAT--spot. firm. No. red. new.
A,ls0l IS aud No. 2 hard, new. N.Eh,
i, : { New YORK. No, northern, Du-
leth, slice {. 4 Buffalo. Futures.
'CoRN-spot, steady; No. yellow. Nhe,
prompt shirment.
HAY-strong; prime. SIS; No. 1, 81 80
81 q; No. 2. SIS; No ,. u.o; shippins,
81, 1901. 10. -.
No. 5 white, e'ci fancy clipped white,
'HSAY-Firmer, prime. siao: No. /. a.%
g ;sl.s; No 2. sl'ao; No A.&; shipping,
HoPs~ouiet: state. common TO choice.
Iisit crop. adlSc; Pacific coast. 1914 crop.
i26ftc, 1913 crop. ediiic
HipES-.stesdys Bogota. @dSic; Cen
tral America, 2NC.
LEATHER-Flr1 hemlock firsts s2c;
PRoVrsfoNs- unsettled; mess.
$isOo@tSS0; family. ss0C0a22 co. short
clear, sia0042i.60 Beef. quiet; mess,
SIS o0iilS50 family, Hes0d2051. Lard,
easy; middle west, S.7e67.S.
TALLiOW-S Steady; city 5isc, country.
bsSdSlfc; special, sac
BuTTER-steady; receipts, 9s.i4a tubs:
creamery extras, 2siA09iAc; firzts, 24ifG
e6c; seconds, 2902tc.
EqGs-- Weak; receipts, Ss7s cases;
fresh gathered extras, iSlam25c; extra
firsts, IQ22hc; firsts' ie@2o'sci seconds
GHEEsE-steady: receipts, ,OS boxes;
state. whole milk, fresh twins and flats.
white. colored. specials, iSsdifc average
PotjITRY-AiIve. not settled dressed,
quiet: western frozen roasting chickens,
iS6i22c: fresh fowls. iced, lSi0lfc; fresh
turkeys. iced. 15dl6c
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
CARLo1 RECEIPTS,

These sales were reported today Wheat;
new, si.2isS. No. J hard winter y car.
told), $i.sO; I car Cnewl, N.N. No. 4 hard
winter: 2 ears new, sl.10. No. spring
car S.s2. Corn No. 8 white; car, 75isc.
No. yellow, car. ne. No. yellow: a
car nc No, mixed ! car snsar white,
56c; 1 car &c. car, 154c No 3 mixed (:
3 cars. &c; l car. 75ihc No. mixed. l
car, 7Sc Sample 4 car (hot Yellow. .5lc:
No. z white: ! car. 4sc. Sample; y car
iSc; ~ cars, 47c.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. tur-
key, q 22efl, 81 No; turkey, 9; ;aml; ;ss
81 so; No: Z hard, si.Oa@a. q; No. 8 spring
sl.sOQ1.S4; No. 2 durum, fi.O6nl,o7i No, 3
duruSn, N,05@t.o6. Corn: No. white. Te0
76Ac; No white. 7bltm7ec; No. white,
S5iS GpT5Atc; No, 5 white. 75f176skc: No.
yellow, Iek@I1ei No. 3 yellow. 7eik@77c;
fsNc: No. 8 yellow. MisGf6c; No, 3 mixed.
75tip76c; No. mixed, 7bifg76c; No. 1
mixed, 76ap15ttc; o. mixed. 74&@75<c; No
s mixed 7Sa74tsc sample mixed, 67d7lc
Oats; No. 2 white 4shE4ei1c; standard,
4s9zGD49c; No. . white. 4shdi4S1he No.
white. t7alD4sc Barley: Mating. s796ec
No. ! feed, Ga65c. Rye; No. 2, o5fn96c
No. 8. 94Q95c.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
REAL EsTATE--MIsCELLANEoUs
MAKE effer for new or. mod. cottages,
best offer takes either. peuglas a6't
Wonderful Mime
Lusa Soon on Sale
LEGAL NOTICES
IoTIcp 20 CoNTRACroRa.

EOAAGA ~ NfkaN AAkA1IOELH.
sealed proposals WI be received a
lincoln, Nebraska, BY the Board OF Edu-
cation. Nebraska state Normal SCHOOL,
up until ten oclock a. M. August z. igIR
FOR the erection Of a brick ana stone
auditorium for the State Normal School
al Kearney. Nebraska, IN accord amos
with plans and specification prepared
BY J. II. craddock. Architect. Room ls
Continental Building, Omaha. Nebraska.
TIE Board Of Educafion. NebrasLs
proposals for the heating. plumbing ana
electric wiring for above buildinS' ae-
cording TO plans and speoificadons pre-
pared BY the architect up until the bonr
and date above named.
Al bids must be accompanied by a cer-
liflec check for five 90 per cent OF the
fun amOdnt OF bid. made payable 10 fs
u. Hall. state Treasurer OF Nebraska
The Board reserves the right 10 accent
any or reject any or an bios
signed hy the President ana the sec,o
tary Of The Board OF EhicatiOu Ne.
biaska state Normal school Jy-.idist
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
AND FEEDFRR.

iO0o- lhtfe Was a fdlrly HDcral SUD
ply on hand. about 100 cras, ~ 10. iOl
head being received. Total for the two
days amounts 90 1917 head. Z sh,dtage
OF 100 head az compared with last " eek
but almost twice as large as two wee ks
ago, and a gain Of nearly 1900 head over
the corresponding. days OF last year.
Shipper buyers we're fairly active from
the start this morning, cut tuey insisted
on, and soon got a reduction In prices
that amounted 10 fully lOc, and as much
as lbc In a good many cases. They
bought butcher weight hogs a. low as
$40 and even less than that fOr some
and paid on up as high as 40 for lights
Packers, with a generous ouuaV 10
pick from, used reports OF a bearlsn trade
at Chicago as a club 10 force a ftdl dime
decline Their early bids we're a. much al
Isl lower In most cases, but very little
sold until well along IN the forenoon,
ami Nheil bulk Of the offerings finally
sta sted ~ move prices were IN the ma
iOFity cf cases not over i0c lower Values
we're Uneven. and while some salas d,d
not iOck 10 be more than 5fflJc lower
Othars c0uiH bo pointed out that show "a
q lOQi5c decline II anything. the mixed
and butcher weight kinds showed the
most OF the break,
Bulk Of the packer purchases was made
around l6. tOn66O, with the usual Sprlnk-
ling on either side OF these figiIreH
shippars helped 10 swell out this narrow
bulk BY buying mixed hogs OF butcher
Weights around $50 Hest lights failed
20 bring over SEQ. which is the lowest
point the top has reached Tor sOn,,s time
HauFaaoN 4 tive
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28

=, st.n Utnls ...,s.,.. ..,....s,Sh t,& S,tfl
hssyy a. this point. only iN cars helnk
regortsd IN. Ths total for the two days
smaller than last weeks heavy run raEas is
larger than n good many recent weeks
and not far from the same az year ago.
was An very % unSatisfaetory factor HoH' eondltIon'
southern markets have been receiving
large influx OF Texas cattle, which are
year; Al the same time the local market
has had good many California, Oregon
aud Mexlcan steers. all OF which tends
Naturally enough, the market on western
steers, which was abnOrmally high two
weeks ago. is breaking under tile I'M
carrying down the market on cornfeds
as well While strictly choice TO fancy
cattle have not shown 80 much decline,
cattle coming forward was iO1lbc lever
agRin today, or around 2bc lower for the
two days this week.
coming, most OF the stuff being slippery
grassers. which are breaking along with
me market On steers and in-about the
THE best steers. such A. are bringing
$40 or better. have not shown 80 much
en,,,,S snnn,Ss Ss, e. yssEEy few q that Kind erf
Is around lJq26c lower for the week.
yssgiInSa SyiHI.Ssons So Sa g. Coed Ito to choice
besves sss5qe,e5; fair TO good cornfcd
fed beeves, Nso4s 50; good TO choice fod
heiferz. Qoqs, 80; good 70 choice FED
haifers. fe,5ofIf .2b. good TO choice grass
cows se.0o1s.b0; fair 10 good cows, s5,2b
G60g; common TO fair cows $3.b0el6. rs;
good 20 choice feeders, 81 50ae.40; fair 20
good feeders, So e7bfr7.h0; common TO fair
EtQckerE. ei.50fl6dO: stock hcifers 067sqf
t6.00uG.50; veal calves. ts.00ff9.75; fat bulls,
stage etc, $5,50ffT 2b
Itepresentative sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
OH and Rosia.

SAVANNAH, Ca. July z.-TURPEN-
TIHE-ElsTe., 29Ncl sales. 40 hhIs.. re-
stocks. 2G15i bbis.
ROEfN- Firm: sales, In bbls.: re-
GENTS, 2lS5 bbls. shipments 21i7 bbls.
stocks, 59iSS blls Quotations; A. "
q. 81. lOff3 l2ib. H. T. G156i22O. X $3.50.
NJ. fA06. n. HSo; VIC. $50; WV, $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28

LONDON. July 2T--Most OF tie bus-
ness IN the American section OF The stock
market was IN Canadian Pacific and
United states Steel AZ hardenlng prices.
The other shares were neglected Boude
We're sold ~ fair numbers and were ab-
sfLNER-Bar. 22Jsd per ounce.
hONEY-44I4i1 per cent. Discount rates
short bills bis per cent; three months. (
h5is per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
cloffee Market.

NEW YORK, July 7.-coFFEE-~Mar-
es S eSsss Ssss ~ 7 g6J nes owsE Sses ssa
tember G6gc October. 6.64c; N0vdmber,
600: December 66Sc. January 6.73c.
February, 6.7ec, March, 6.sbc; April $3.50;
May ssei June s;ssc spot. barely
9ssc. Cost and freight offers were quoted
easier with Santos is AT 8p0c and Rio Te
at 7l5c- Rio exchange on London. i-1sd
lower, Milreis prices were unchanged OF
both Pho and santos.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
New Work Money AfarLet.

NEM YORK. July a.--MERCANTfLE
PAPER-9nah per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE = Gixty-day
bills; A.7i7s; demand. ft7s50; cables.
H.77ie.
siivER-Ber, S1sci Mexican dollars.
369sc.
bonds. Irregular.
CALL MONEY--5teady. high. per
rent; low. ~ per cent; ruling rate, a
per cent last loan. per cent closing
bid ~ per cent offered AT per cent.
Time loans. FIRM sixty days. ~ per
cent. ninety days. ~ per cent; ak
months. Shdsh per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28

KANSAS CITY, july 27.-CATrLt,-
dSssssd Swssd bsefs Psl' .to.rs ssc ss tSsT u
steers, S700da, es; stockers and Feeders
Y SsaSeo; bulls, &,60aTOO; calves $1,000
HOGS Receipts. $50 head; market
lower bulk of sales s7.iOefff0 heavy
4o:aV1i =. packers aud butchers TlOn
hssi light t;seaf a h: pigs, s6I5q7.25
lambs, t,15qf88: yearllnge sg 50ff5 30:
wethers, S's0NI,O0 ewes. ss5bn6.7b
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
Antwerp Celebrates,
Fined Fifty Thousand

LONDON, July -Toiegraphlng from
Amsterdam the Morning Post oorre-
spondent says;
The city Of Antwerp was fined 6e.oS
francs u60eo0 Ter popular demonntrs-
tions held there on the Belsian fele
day
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28

ST LOUIS. July 25-CATTLF Re-
ceipts, Z, 500 head; market, steady 10 lower,
native beef steers, S60dDl0l5: cows and
.neliers, .n seooQe,b0, stockers and feeders,
@ s@eoops:gsi southern steers. s. Ss, COWS
Wl0.76 - ''"'''N '"'''e' ~"
Hoes ReeelptI, 400 head; market.
iowsri pigs and lights. N.35dT.s5: mixed.
SHEEP, AND LAMBS-ReceIpts sSoo
head; market, steady to strong: mutton
sheep, Hh0Qe, "; hleatlng ewes, s. son
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28

NEW YORK INV gs-NETALs- Lead
offered at 1856. Copper dull; electrolytic.
quiet; t5sonss.5O, A. London spot con-
per el2 5s futures, e7a u I'd, eiectro
lytlc. esl i0s. Spot tin Glei los futures
Spelter eSe 1Os.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
nrY GnnlIn NInrI.ef.

NEW YORK, July H.-DRY GOODs-
Cotton goods All, markets were aujst today;
was ordered more freely IN the lower
priced lines. The silk trade Is showing
some Improvement COiored goods mills
are steadily decreasing thciF outDut be-
cause Of scarcity OF dyesbIffs
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
Cotton Market,

NEW YORK. July 7.--COTTCN-Spot,
quiet: midiing uplands, 9.10c no sales.
Futures opened steady: October. 9O6c
December, ASA January, afic; March,
o. 66e
Cotton closed one point lower TO six
points higher.
Cotton futures closed steady; October
a.Oec. December. 9.Nc; January, SAC.
March, 9,12c; May 9.s3c.
-IslYETPOOL July N.--cOTTON- Spot
unchanRed good iniddlinR, b.45d; midi
ding. SID. low mlddling i6ed safes
4 600 beies
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REAL ESTATE
FARM & RANCH LANDS EOR SALE
Colorado.

CALIFORNIA;.
Live Oak Colonies, none better. w. y.
smith Co., 1854 City Nat Bk. y. 2sla
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
RIAL ESTATE WANTED

% ACRES Grand county. Utah. irrigabIe
Phone Harney a6'9
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st. Jo.eph LIvn stnnL NlarLn4

ST. JOSEPH. July H.--cATrf, Ere
gT.00Qe.7b: cows ana helfers. "A a,efa. p /:
calveR, B.oOffs. rs. go
+. HOGS Receipts. s.2Oo head. market
lower: top. t7sb: bulk s6.p04f. 90
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1900
head market strong; lambs s750as.lb
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
Iuly pit september. nOps: December

July, N.i5; September u.ops; December
N.hfs.
white. &c: No yellow, TeiSC, No 8 1Sh
Meei July. Nc; september, 52,tc pecem-
hor. 6lNc,
OATS-No. white, Eikf6ic. No. ,
mixed l5flS6c
BuTTER--C Creamery &c; firsts. sc
seconds. 23c; packing, 1Sc.
EGGS-Firsta, iSc. seconds, liitc.
fOULTRN--Hons l2itC; roosters, 9c;
brcilcrs 1In1oc.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28

SIOUX CITY, lows, July 27.-.CATTI.E .E.
:. ,.iteeeipts Loo, Market 10 TO i5c lower.
Dn.tchers. S'0OuSOo; western steers SB.6osf
Nd. cows and heifers. s6.Oo0s i0 can
ners 81 .oOUf.sb; stockers and feeders.
~ SonI 20; ealves G-60ua.oo bulls, stays,
SHEEP -Recefpta 10
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LiverpooI Drain Mnrket.

LIVERPOOL, July 2T-WHEAT--s spot
easy; No. 2 Manitoba, lis 9ikd; No g.
lis ID, No. l northern. Duluth, lis I'd
No. 2 hard winter lis I'd.
CORN-apot, quiet; American mixed
new 6N Cd
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28

NEW YORK, July N-guGAR-Raw.
noninali centrfugsl. f.s3c; molaases. 40sc
refined steady Futures We're easier to-
dation and bearish weekly statistics and
at noon were unchanged 10 points
lower.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28

MINNEAPOLIS, July I.-WIfEAT--
July, d,f7; September, Si0s; No. / hard
sl6h; No. ! northern. si.t19sqpi. .b19s No
2 northern. siaSstG1 4O3s.
FIOUR-Unehanged
BARLEY --65Gi72c.
RYf1-Si. .00ftl. .0c
BRAN-S2l.50.
COMING. 3 yellow 77IsGDTsc.
OATS-No. 3 white. 5Oif0fsic
F1.Ax--s157ih6f1 5s1e
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IcAeo 1--we STOCK MARNEr
Cattle weRk--Hosu weak-shrrp
Strokn,

CHICAGO, July g1-CATTL.E-R Receipts.
@V9 head market. weak native beef
81. dONl1.O0 N"''NT'
MoGs-Receints 1000 head, market
Mgek' v.' inleecstly, &c 60 loc lower bulk Of
sseiscpI sis W; heavy ie@n7io' rough, iesJd
SHFEP AND LAMBS Receipts H. 0o
mead; market strong. shecn ii Sso,6 nj.
lambs t6.25qfs.BO, 'F'''''