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NtcIrAI. IMPROVEMENTS.

u: administrative Board authorized
"i'oNihS improvements NtSt' rdaN f..
ins department. was instructed to place
InhclS on the west side Of v,r.r,y-
MN street betw"e + aud l. streets
NJ streets
superintendent Of the Water work :
vas instructed To Install a water main
~ STUART Avenue. from th.I Rpsruentn
h"th 10 Gilmore street, ana ia l.i;.h
M'lt"t between HIGH Point and Mae
Ia ViSh Avenues " "
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CHICAGO GRAIN M,Ektr

'hlcN"u December - Prospect RI
~ ION" had much ~ DO to-day w.;u g.. as
us nighcr prices la ihc wheat mark.t mere.
ne lose Wa huoy.tut ~ $50 10 "a, ,,
-; a'i@ancc. with May g; N..'. aud lu'.
q f.ls's. Other leading staples tuu. all
move" Sains--rurn, sc 10 Ic c..is a, b..
"a -. AND provisions, -.'.c 10 uJc
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Marriage licenses We're issu"d 10y tile
clerk OF the Hastings Court Yesterday
as follows:
,iiliard Melton ami Ruby Lee Rose.
'harl.s L. lettus ana Nuttin Louis
lcrrot
Neil Hector McGeachy and Kate Mc-
Arthni. both or Fayctt"vill", y. -
JuhinS H. puniop ANA M!.r::arct
Smoke
o, jean C. Smith and Mary l.ovct,
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CHANGER, DEEDS or Trust.
Eleven deeds of Trust tmOuntInr IA
S16,St.,.5I

Mnfcclius iiiciis. ct ny. To II. Il. Pol
lard. Il.. 81 al. trustees. 6.Xl.S feet
cas-, line Lcifersol street. leo f g. north
Of canal street. December -. 1913.
$1,000
\. :. p"arsaN. Ct uN.. "a H. \. Me
,'HrdN. trustee. ~ i2Xl25 fee; west
lin" TWENTY first Street. III feet south
1915. 81 800.
l.. y. Robinson. Q; al. to H. \. Mc-
turdN, trustee. 26Xln0 feet south line
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tIItE: RECORD.

30" North. Twenty-n:th street. a:22
i. NJ. loss 81
+, VIZ North Thir,ieth street. o.55 p.
- Byrd street. 5:lo T. NJ. loss. ,In
'i2 Dohson street. l:ij l. NJ no nro
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EHi TRANSFERS.
Light Deeds ti:,r.niu mud SnIs
tmomUt;n. To Sf..tSi,

a. L. i:"!ljn-ton. u uN 20 Ius;.na
Eu.iin%i"n. "cN!:| fec, east limo iIauc-s
Avenue, ~ '"ci north OF Crawford
street. "uc-hulf .u;,rcs, conveyed. Do
com i"r *. i"IJ. tax 81 $40
'.nnn /; Welsh. trustee. to l.. Il; Pros
Na'2i'' - al "GN l3G feet south limo
Leigh street loi feet cast Of I:irtb
~t:rcl December -. 1915: tax s. ST
~. NJ. Smiih. II nj. special commits
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Norfolk & Western RAILWAY

NNiN M. HAii. LIS. no NoKEoLii.
N'hrdul" ~ effect December ), iyi5
i"ivc BYRD Street station I,t.i,IuonJ Eo RI
NplifpLk. ,",i1 =. Nj. ',:3o A. ~. 3 90 p,
NJ. 40, 4. II.
FoE INNCiIhuhG ANp riir WEST
- 4 NJ, '::vo y. NJ. 500 f. ~. SOP
l. NJ t.r'aI I" crew.. 'G:3J l.. ~
Arrive iichmo'a :ioIn %urf,ik: .!l:to
NJ .; 3 ! VI. -t'09 T. Nj, 'ii:Hg T.. 81 Fro-I
ne ".s'; '''n : NJ ~ \ n. 1910 p n; l
! .'c t. NJ. '1'' l.. NJ. '..l0 f. II
'D1!y 'DniD e%cep, Sunnay :Sunday
only "'
" EEVIli. W 9 S,t,xnt,pe
y. - i'HI.f.N. -. Y A.. i.tchmond Vi.
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Game.
coNplrloN,
, ~ Levy Commission CO.
Eirhmunn. Va. nhNanlh.I :.

routry-iicus ana chickens la 81. eudiu de-
lnaud: market Practically bare. ij.".--A' ar
Net steady. But;er-Market UrccrI.i',. ~! !.-
Market in better shape; expected 10 80
lower. Rubbits-Marict ElUttcI: no Grn. .id.
country mrats-Desira bic -i2ea IN GOOD de-
lnard. Live stcck-Markei II !r sat NJ.
Yeats continue scarce and command p'ic,S
~ nN.n.s VI MhoNc QnOtMtiOns
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nE>nlco DEED or rnusr.
One Deed Of frost Amounting


Davis brothers Inc. To Carter &
low. 'r'ete"s, lot !. block g. lots = to
y .lciuS'r. block Il: lots ~ 10 % in
ciuS!N". block q. and lots - to 90 im-
elusive, hi""k I. i.iau al Highland Park
Addition. tctoher 80. 1915. Sc22y3a
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Atlantic Coast Line
The standard KaiIrnaL of The South.

rue Nthndtrd Ranr"a! ~ the south
ttIEEIlNF DECEM BIER q, 1915
RAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
- or ri"''G" ana south Sis a. 81. and
For N"rfolh: c:i5 y. NJ. 400 A. n. 500 P.I
NJ 500 T.. NJ. tao - NJ
A. NJ. 500 I NJ. go N
FOR f-tefsbdrs; 1850 a. Nj. G:5 A. M..
:, NJ, 800 T. 81. 'i:l0 i. NJ. 5:65 r. NJ
-. J. W, s;20 T.. NJ. 1850 r. NJ
f"r G"II"hprp aud Fayetteville: 400 r. NJ
u -, h"p"w.ll; !'i5 =. N. 'l:l5 l.. NJ. I3:i5
ira'ls arr we i.i"hnIonG daily: 4:20 A. NJ
..S ~ NJ. go i. NJ. s,5i A NJ. ii:in A. NJ.
-.p I. NJ y 90 H. NJ G:i7 u. NJ. 6:31 p NJ
10 - NJ. 800 T.. NJ. 30 l.. NJ
Except SUNDAY Sunda, only
Time OF arrival and departure and con,
nectons not guaranteed
&. :. CAMPBELL. u. T. A. ras Nal, a.
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LAW AND EQUITY COUNT.

The United States Fidelity and Guar
an'N Company was awarded a Judgment
Tor H"to.'o IN the Law and Equity Cour,
Inc lichnond Eank ana Trust Com
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CRY CIRCuIT Court.

lieury anderson docketed a motion
for judgement for Sia2 yesterday In tho
city Circuit Court against Josiah g
ana ionn Z. I:ubcr:sor
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husrI>,.S RELEASE DEED.
"n" H~Ir">~ Deed Amounting Ia


j. =. Nash. trustee, 10 Sarah +.
Lew s lot ! III block 10 IN the plan
OF Bellevue located at the southeast
corner or Nineteenth and Stonewall
StreetS. becembcr - lala taG.
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n,srr>GS DEED or rn,s.r.
One Deed az Trust AmUuntiuc I,
Sl,IUO.

e Il. Harris e, ux f." l.. y. Pool.
trustee. lots II and l. 4" block :; IN
me plan az tn" We. Nnmchest.r Land
."lhrahN'S proptrt!. - December %. 1915.
Sl..np.
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MAi,I,iAGE Licenses

pany secured I, judgment FOR $50 90
aSaimst II. -. ana Mary +. l. k"rr
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"AN. NHAl!. ga be,"n,h-r .at-rBlI .s:,-
Nh- hfH'. 81. rnl-s. - casks. receipts. -,
Isis, SABINE utS. aSNS: str,'> -. t.; y.-
ii"Sin hin. Sh.,S. :oi barrels. t" ciut. ,S;
barrels; >iI:pneuis. IS" hAr-als. .io, TO-.
-, barrels. .'h";". A.. Is. e.. ~. T. 4
80 - 5.,'' ~. I,r-: l.. 80 II $50 NJ
go: n SO. NC. ,N: wv 80
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R

10 ESD frs1 NEiisgii sst eeMt
ItHt htsa,tt ts, Am, sEh1uf f,I, "
ANN i.leM s4oM. t7ssW. i,iepa / 50 paI
fs2iis -a)5 Az. tilslPa. fslSPp eIoPY sosiRi
15-2 ~ 5:1R 5l9H -9Jep -l]5 N. fi2ie al
AAiss Lsz s,d ss,, l., hsi 80 Az us m Sc Pm Al
':i ~ . ~ SAP ~. ir,trRi,ss. kta VIII is,,
" ~ N. . ~ Sy,tii; 1, TEA AIS ~; H. 10
Fhh VI f3Nd2. Qi. 'isstitE u thi. luitts a.I
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STEAMBOATS,.
Old DOllliniOnLine

~. i.ienmond. foot OF ASH ST, daily ! 200 p ~
Leaves Newport News. A. II
49, ~ -'o''"'n 500 A. ASN
Connections with main line s;eamer, lenv.
lie Norioik ior New York oaily. except Sun
cay. = :Ou 4. IL Connections also made nv n
W. Ivy. u. VI. and 4. IL o. Ky, al p N
NifIt line steamers stop at Claremont On
f6nni. and are met ny public conveyance
VIRGINIA NAI1GATION CO. james Rive,
~ dhyNEht for Norfolk Old Point. Nowport
:re"s anu all James River landings Monday
" r'iEesday end Friday at 900 A. 81 Lreirnt
received Ter al James River unintI
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AUCTION SALES-To.Day
9FE XALENTINZ- AUCTION -
* PHONE MADISON 1905 ~
ele EAST sRoAp 81
AUCTION SALE

STORE FIXTURES AT
ARTHUR g. GAI.iNS OLD STAND.
CORNER FOURTH AND BROAD STS
600 East Broad street,.
TO-DAY friday. DECEMBEH 1918.
AT o'clock l.. NJ
on account OF having TO vaca;c the
premises. we viii sell for th. owDc,
AZ me ahoy. location. one large oak
Ii.Shlefs once. large Glass Front HAT
case, two Wall Cases for Clothing.
seven suit aud Coat Racks about
i"enty-hve Display Counters and
tables of various sizes. one 'rripl..
Mirror. !arS" Velvet Carpet. TWO small
outside Showcases. lot Window FIX
lures Display Forms and Busts. etc.
Sal" positive MI fixtures To be re =
moved Immediately. TERMS. Cash
TIE VALENTINE AUCTION 60.
Auct!oueers
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Gin LsvilIe < ,vcw goo n .,.oo :,
Main Line, Local =, a. !. D. t5.S ~
j. mes River Line s-o:po n a.. ~
\. News. Mr.. Old PIT .s a. rs m 81 ~
seaport News Local .1.l= n OK M y
I:1!"s arrive from NIX. IL 30 a .,:t, n
o. y. \. Ncws. .s:5i a.. 500 o E-um
Neat $50 a. 'a:n o.. 1855 A. ti:io o.
~ p. uAiiY from Charlottesville ercep,
Suncr! from Thurrnoud la f.ivr- ,S.I
a. 'T:lc y. Daily tEycent Surd,N
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BY EDWARD s. ROSE COMPANY
snd GOI.SAN Il NASH, INC.
EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE


TulkrEEN uap BGIrDlxG LOTS. -
or WHICH ARE LOCATED on TIL:
SOUTH SIDE or WALLACE
STKEET; hElWEk:N HARRISON
40 or SAID LOTS HAVING \
EE3NT w. or 2oXi2I FEET t:ACil:
- l2Xl25 FEET. Ali. EXTENDiNt;
BACK TO AN ALLEY. ALSO ONE
Cd LOT or 33xl25 FEET On TiiE;
SOUTH SIDE or CLAIBORNE BE
TMEEN RANDOLPH AND LADY
STREETS.
Sale positive. These lots must pass
INFO new hands before the old year
passes. AS executor Of the estate OF
Or. Il; 4. Patterson, deceased. and for
the purpose of closing up said estate.
respective premises. on
FRIDAY. THE LIST DAY OF DECEM-
BIER, 1915.
at o'clock l.. NJ.
the twelve D2) lots on Wallace Street
hmm ediately thereafter the Claiborne
Street lot.
TERMS: Onc-third in cash and the
balance payable at six. twelve and
eighteen months. Evidenced by nego-
tiable notes, with interest added and
~ ". PATTERSON
Executor Estate OF DIR. Il. a patter-
son, Deceased
+. Son the side, the auctionecrs
beg to state that we wish YOU we'll
and by attending this sale YOU can do
much better than going TO Hopcweil
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.5iHS.o-. Marcn N5inS3S. Aprii >jtnN.iN.
Iny. ssi,iS.".. lum.. >.jJas..o: tuiN .iH
80. August S.,"ns y.
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Richmond & PetersbureE
Electric Rv
Richmond & chesapeake Bsy Kahv,, Comn,,,l

' .rTiH H,hrdulc OF April H. iylL]
"'"r""'c subject to Change Without
Notice
:, iihi"s !enve klch.o,.u D'a:cO A. NJ. ~
a. hs a NJ. \. 81. '.I0 a. 81 liza MI
a. Al: 1 III. T.. III. bt f. a. $50 III
a. ~ a. ". $40 r. Al. T. ST. IL I'll
NJ. Il:tJ 3. II. 49,
=, Trains leave Ashland $3.50 81 bs7 = i
~. ~ q. ~ % A. ri. 10 a. NJ. eli A. n.
- noon ~ H. NJ. l.. NJ J l.. 81 I'll
"a tS.2o f. 81. go T.. 81. NV r. Nj x
a NJ D. T. NJ. ii Il. II.
bCnrriea baggage .Dauy rxc.pt Su,d,
''SuuGaiS only .''
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AUCTION SALES-Future Days
ny J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
lil3 Main street
TkrS TEES. SALE

WEST END pWI:i.L--
ING. No. 2o2t FLOYD AVENUE,
CORNER ROWLAND STREET
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-24
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

BL'TTER-No. !. lib cartons. ale: No.
CHEESE Imported Swiss. s9c: Amer
sse S Gases I0f SiofE Ep STss T %Ts
America, 1Sc blue label brick, l6Isc lin
burger. lib. 2Oc; New York white, isc.
FIsHNTrout, i4c: large crappies. 14c:
helibut, l8c; channel catfish i4c; herring
1ci Goldfish. nc; mackerel. l5c salmon, lSc
SWEET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 81 Dbl
Wholesale prices OF beef cuts effective
.bEEF CUTS Ribs: No. 1. lsNc, No. .,
No 2, ?Ohc, No. 3. lsAc Chucks No !,
No J. SIC; No. y isc; No. q, .i49.c. Plates
POULTRY Broilers. 2oc; spring chick
ems, loo; hens, l4c: cocks. sue; ROSTERS,
SIC. stays, SIC. ducks. i5c; geese, loc
turkeys, l3dl5c, pigeons, per doz, 90.
ducks, fun feathered. iOc geese, full
feathercd. Sc; squads. No. l. $50; No ?,
Fruit and vegetable prices furnished by
GilllnsM Fruit company:
FRUlTS-Oranges California Nelen-
S ,ie ics, nS,i &4:; ssos. ss7S per boy
Extra fancy Golden Bowl sos. sos =
PEI box extra fancy Southland Beauties,
Ss 3 sS Per box bo [anG gor silver S9Ts
zoos 260s, $3.50 per box. Grapefruit: Celc-
hrated chase brand t6s, $40 per box
Sss, b rer box. Piueepples Extra fancy
fancy Floridas 24s. 90s. Ses 81 per box
lleCiduous fruits plums and apricots
$50 per box; peaches S1.& per box
quart Gases, 81 per per case. Bananas: Ne
dun size, s. to s.. - per bunch; Jumbo
truit, Changuinola and Port Iimon, &c
per ID. CantalOupes: Pony G-crate 81
per crate; pony 54-crats. $3.50 per crate
standard 4Ncratc, $3.50 per crate Logan
berries; California, g. 80 per crate Red
raspbcrries: " Rshington. 81 per crate.
TABlsl1S-SOuthern cabbage 2i=C
per h; heed lettuce. 81 per doS lea
lettuce. rc per dozen; peppers, 50c per
basket tomatoes, NLl5 per crate: onions
crystal wax California. also per crate
Texas yellow, tl.25 per crate; rhubarb
&c 20 g. per ID celery. S1.35 per doz
wax and grtcn beans, 81 basket; cucum
bers, " per basket. Potatoes: Mime
sofa white. IOc per bu. New potatoes
gfo per ID. b-bag lots or more &c per 10
NITS-No, l California walnuts fSc III
iuberts, Toe per h.. Brazlls. 12Ikc per
10 peCanb. l2hC per III. sugar walnut
dates, VI % per box, almonds TDc per In.
MISCELLANEOUS --Crackerjack g. 81
per case; y case, N.75 checkers. So 50 per
&c per ID; roasted. g. per To- Jumbo
roasted, Toe per H. raw, Sc per IN A..
paragus; Market price. Honey, 81 y,
Wholesale prices OF beef cuts: No. 1
RIBS, lkNc; No. ribs. 1s1to; No. . ribs
lgNci No. loins, 2oaac: No. loins aOlSc
NO. . loins, lgAc; No. chucks, IiLSc; No
chuckE, Ike; No. 3 chucks, lie; No. /
round. lbkc; No. . round. lie; No, round
ltAc; No. I plates. gAo; No 2 pilates
sho; NO. plates. &c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-24
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Despite Fairly Active General Mar
ket Wheat Slips and Falls
Another Cent.
CORN SELLS ONE CENT HIGHER

OMAHA. June q. ,el5.
The market ia general was fairly aC
tive today. although wheat declined a
cent. The market for corn and oats was
firm, corn selling from a cent to cent
anG a quarter higher, while uata ad
Nauccd n cent.
Tho receipts OF everything we're light.
hu' there was sufficient demand to take
care Of all the grain that was for sale
on the tables
u Is thought that the large export
sales show that foreigners are willing TO
pay the present price for both old and
new wheat. but In tho latter they arc
likely TO continue to feel their way until
such time as they know positively as to
tho quality OF the new crop raised In the
United states. Improved weather con
Gitions In the two great grain belts and
the fact that farmers are about to begin
harvesting wheat and oats IL regarded
as favorable TO the bears.
ClearancCs were. Wheat and flour
equal TO 5000 bushels, oats, 2l,00 bush
els.
Liverpool close: Wheat. unchanged to
Id lower. corn, unchanged to isd higher.
Primary wheat receipts we're fN.0O
bushels and shipments 1llOD bushels,
shipments OF 5000 bushels last year
Primary corn receipts were b92 600 bush
els and shipments $4,000 bushels. against
receipts of 622. 000 bushels and shipments
Of $4,000 bushels last year.
Primary Data receipts were $4,000 bush
els and shipments $4,000 bushels, against
receipts OF $4,000 bushels and shipments
" 6S2,O0 bushels last year.
CARLOT RIN' PTS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-24
War Brings Big Sum
to Three Omaha Boys

The European war has brought a
present Of $50 600 to three wealthy Omaha
boys Joseph II. Willard. ID; Henry Ray
Willard and Willard d. Willard, iT., sons
OF the late Mrs. frankie Barton Willard,
As result OF war orders for a device
for use on submarines manufactured by
a company In which each boy holds
forty-six shares of common and sixty
three shares of preferred stock. inherited
from their mother. the stock OF the cor
poration mas increased from Icthing 10
value above par.
Willard r. Millard, guardian OF the
boys, has secured permission from
County Judge Crawford TO sell the stock
Immediately owing 10 the fact that an
advantageous price can now b. secured
for II pn the New York stock market
At it, resent price the stock will briRs
a total price of $500
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-24
Little Girls Given
Medals for Singing

An oratorical and musical contest was
given under the auspices of the Francis
willard Women's Christian Temperance
union at the Hanscom Park Methodist
church Tuesday evening. The program
consisted OF vocal numbers and declams-
tons by ten little girls. A gold medal
was awarded TO Miss Izette smith for
the solo she sang and silver one to
Miss Dorothy Pond for her defamation.
The Omaha Hugh School Glee Club
octetts donated their services for the
evening and they sang the opening and
closing numbers. The members of the
club present were Howard Steberg, Floyd
Paynter. William Votowa, Harry Mogge,
Ray Sage. Bryan Sackett, Donald SMITH.
Porter Allan Frank Butler and Kenneth
Wdenor
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-24
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
PRICES On Hnc Cd Of Trade.

Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board Of Trade,
CHICAGO. June 21.--IndicatIons of a de-
cided Improvement In export business
turned the wheat market today from
closed steady at 1tsc TO 2Itc net advance
Other leading staples. too, all scored net
gains-corn, ldlhc TO 2Ac; oats, hqlc
Reports that the Norwegian government
had purchased ]. 10000 bushels OF wheat
at the seahoard proved especially inflI-
entail in causing speculative shorts TO
did not receive entire credence among
the usually best informed dealers, no
doubt was expressed but that transat-
lantio SHsinSs" had piskedd 1R In thls
western markets were strong through
out the day, particularly Winnipeg,
where there ha3 been large n foreign
ing threshing returns from Kansas and
Missouri and of adverse crop conditions
In North Dakota gave the bull side "A
further advantage late IN the session
shown disposition to sag, owing to
bearlsh cables. An estimate that India
would yield ISL, 900 bushels this season,
formed one of the elements OF the tenn
porary depression. Selling drives here,
however were at no time severe. Bad
crop reports and the wheat rally brought
thority said referring TO northern hit
nois that the field prospect was the poor
est In years and that ninety days Of per
feet weather would he required To make
n good crop.
Oats developed firmness when other
cereals frightened up. Country offerings
Provisions swung higher with grain.
At first the market was inclined TO sym
pathize with lower prices for hogs
Closing prices on options:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-24
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids will be received until o'clock p.
IN. Wednesday, June 80, 1916. at the office
OF the undersigned for the construction
Of brick horse barn according to plans
flee OF the superintendent OF construction.
University OF Nebraska. Lincoln, Said
building 20 be erected on the University
Farm near lincoln ana TO cost approx
mately $4,000. Bids must be sealed and
plainly marked on the outside Bids for
horse barn" The right is reserved to re-
iect any and all bids, University Of Ne
braska. u s. Dales, Secretary, station A,
Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-24
DNltnels last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.

ThcSe sales were reported today
Wheat No. , hard winter. I SO cars at
I.lI, No. hard winter. I car at 81. In
No. hard winter, car at N1gIs sample,
10 OF n car at all. Corn: No 2 white,
! car at 7glsc; No. : yellow. car at INC
No. yellow. 3 cars at 7oAsc No mixed.
] car at 7oAo; No. mixed. IL cars at
Toe. No. mixed, / car (near white at
i0bsc; No. mixed. 1 car NEAR whitel at
10lsc, car at 69isc. 1 car at dec. Oats:
No. white, l car at 4lisc; No. I white,
car at 44c; sample, car at sc.
Omaha Cnsh rrices-WheRt No.
Turkey. Sl.1ba1 III No, Turkey, Slltg
ii:i6;, No. 2 hard. 81. lsStqi.lt; No. 3 hard.
81. l2i46ll1 No. Z hard. tl0sIf .l2is. No.
Z spring. q O6dfi 49, No. durum, H.OeiSd
i.lO; No. durum, 81 .0s1tQ1 o.. Corn: No.
2 white. 72LdT2ivo; No. 2 white, 72df21C :
No. white. I1!sa72c No. E white. 7lh9
INC; No 6 white 7taf7ilkc; No. 2 yellow.
7ihG71ise:- No yellow, 7td7lHc; No,
yellow, i0%T7lc; No, yellow, 7o'yp7OAc
7O1<c: No mixed 6sNa7Oc; No, mixed.
6at.Gi60A.c; No mixed. 69dp6eifc; No 6
mixed, 6sA en6eiac, Oats No. white,
i5iA@tsisc; standard, 44%Qx6c; No
white, ll.aiiikc. No. 4 wfihe, ga GiLlc.
harley; Mating, sSnstc No. / iced 6iG
TIC Rye. No. 9. N.0slSdiOe: No, 3,
81 O7ikdid g.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-24

MINNEAPOLIS. June n-wTrEAT
lul", Nles September, S1.03K; cash. N
hard, H.S2A; No. northern. 81 nj
L@f No. 2 northern, s1.isllfp1 5el<.
FLOUR-Steady
BARLEY 69fi6qc.
RYE-Sl. I0a11i.
BRAN-S21. so
CORN-No. 3 yellow, Homie.
OATS-No. 3 white. 4Ss.fb4silc.
FLAN-S1.ulz6f l.72i4.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-24
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. June 2S-COFFEE-The
market for futures was lower today
preparation for tho approaching notice
day and somewhat larger estimates of the
coming Santos crop. Futures opened un-
The close was SGls points lower. Sales
30 900 bags. June. 5.72c; July. 6S2c; Au-
gust, 66Sc; September, 6.6sc; October. No
vember and December. 673c. January,
6.16c; February, G7gc; March, 6.s3c; April
Csc. May. 6.90c. Spot quiet; Rio Is. 7Jtc
Santos Is 9bsc Cost and freight offers
from Santos about unchanged at S9O6f9c
but Rio coffeen were a shade easier, with
Is quoted at &c. Rio exchange on London
Nd lower: Mireis prices unchanged. Bra
lillian cables report that the Sac Paulo
crop for l9i5-i6 Is officially estimated at
IL $50 On0 hags
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-24
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. July 28-COTTON-Spo
quiet; middling uplands. s.GOc.
Futures opened steady; July, S.3ic
October 9Tbc; December, l002c: Janu-
airy 1OO9c; March lO.30c.
Futures closed firm; July, $3.50; Octo-
Der. 9.79c; December. l0.05c January,
lO18c: March, l037C
The cotton market today closed firm at
not advance of 3u7 points,
LIVERPOOL, June 23.-COTTON-Spo
steady; good middling, 55id: middling
1. 24d: low middlinE. Asa. Sales. 10.Ooo
bales; for speculation and export, 1,oS
hnleR.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-24
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
QuotatIona of the Day on various
Commodities.

NEW YORK, June % -FLOUR-Firm.
wHEAT-Spot. firm; No 2 red, >: 2olf'
and No. hard, .29ls. e. !. (. New York.
export billed No. northern; Duluth,
81 3sh. and No I northern. Manitoba,
Si27. G. T. T. Buffalo. Futures market
steady: July. u.lih.
CORN-spot firm No. 2 yellow S5'ac.
pIomp shipment.
OATs-Spot firm; standard, A1gC No
3 white Sac fancy clipped white. 5546Shc.
HAY-steady; No, I, SID. No, = Nlo'
No. 2. SiO5. shipping. 9On96c
HOPS-Ouiet: state common to choice,
1914. iOQlSc. Pacific coast, 1914 l04ldc,
IiIDEs-pun; Bosota, Do; Central
LBATHEH-Firm. hemlock firsts, sc;
PROVISIONS - Pork, steady: ness,
OOql9:oo family ,2io9 ,a,. , shoT'
ls.OOals. 20; family, l96Oa20.50. Lard,
firm; middle west, S9.O5G915.
TALIOW- city, 5AC; country,
57sd6lRc; special. 6lRC.
BUT'TER- Unsettled receipts l4.25S tubs.
Creamery, ChiEher seoring), 2sEmas &c;
firsts. N927Ac, seconds, 2ikql-6Ac.
EGGS-steady; receipts, N.lS cases,
fresh gathered, extras, E42c, extra
firsts. 9O1zdAc; firsts. 1920; seconds,
to fancy. s4a95c; nearby hennery. browns.
CHEEsE-Firm receipts H. 49n boxes;
state whole milk. fresh. twins and flats
special. 1gql5l+c; average fancy, loo
ers 2Sc. Dressed, quiet. western frozen
roasting chickens lsFf22c fresh fowls,
iced l4ni6isc; fresh turkeys, iced. l5nl7c.
Kansas CIty Grnin and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, June 23.-WHEAT-No.
F.H. a j. o
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OIL md RnaIn.

NEW YORK, ROSIN-Steady.
TURPENTINE-Easie machine bbls.,
$3.50.
SAVANNAH. Ga. June 23-TURPEN-
TINE-Firm: iOiSc; sales, 27s bbls,: re
ceipts, 637 bills shipments, $500 bbls.
stock 21.O44 bbls
ROSIN-Flrm; sales, $50 bbls, receipts,
POS bhls: shipments, 5.425 bbls.; stocks
&c 96l bbls Quote. A, b, $500; g., ID @o
X S75, Nj. NsO: n, S5.2sd5 35; VIC 81. %;
WV So 80.