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Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-25

aIguod. viii ho partly ncutralized by ou
iut rDUsD OF exports To- Italy That ar
ranEcmyuts to the latter end are uuu,u
way was seen bon the better tone of for.
viCn exchange ON Rome other markets
for foreign romittamCs also showed
firmDr tendencies.
Trading at the outset gave promise OF
e continuance of the enthusiasm which
characterized last weeks later dealinEs
War spcCiqltiCs came TO tho front wit
gains of one To- three pOiuts. and less mCr.
purial Issues Joined 20 n substantial CN-
tent Profit taking and more sober TO
Election on the foreign situation, whiul
caused the speculative element to abstain
from fresh commitments. provoked ~
selling movement before midday, wal
stocks declining three To- uinC points. Wit
Bethlehem steel as the chief element OF
weakness. In the final hour there were
gradual rcCoVCrics which lifted the list ID.
p parity or slightly above last week.
final prices a sudden and unexplained
rise of a., points Ia Colorado Fuel Was
the only onlivcning feature. Total sale.
OF stocks amounted to aNN0O shares
Londou's continued Observance of thu
religious holidays left this market som,
what in doubt regarding latest market
operations at TINT center. but som"
private purchases OF our standard shares
Tor that account were reported
Domestic news was favorable I'm Ga.
main including moro equipment orders
adNi,Cs of better business prospects In tine
west and south west and Increased grain
tonnage. Crop reports, however. were
again rourlicunE.
Bonds showed some irrcEularity, due tr
selling of certain speculative issues.
Total sales, par value. aggrcEatyd
81. l1. UN
United states bonds were unchanged ON
-. - III. ..-...t....
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-25
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. May 2A-COFFEE--The
market for coffee futures was very quiet
today and fluctuations were irregular
Prces opened unchanged to four points
higher on some scattered covering which
may have been due to steady Brazilian
markets and smaller Brazilian receipts,
but there was very little demand and
prices later eased off under some scat
tered trade selling. The close was net
unchanged to four points lower Sales,
$500 bags. May and June. Dose; July.
5.59c: August. 6.62c; September 5000; Oc-
tober, 69OC; November 6.7JC; December,
676c; January, oslo. February. Ss6c
March. see. spot quiet: Rio No. T. nc:
Santos No. I. 9TsC. No fresh feature was
reported in the cost and freight market.
\ private cable from Brazil said the prin-
opal offerings were of new crop coffee
from distressed planters. There was no
change In milreis prces. but Rio exchange
on London was sd higher
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-25
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices ON Board of Trade.

Prices on board of Trade.
CHICAGO, May 24-Actual hostilitics
between Italy and Austria depressed
the value of wheat today, but for the
most part the effect of the clash had
clearly been discounted i'm advance. The
market closed unsettled at the same as
Saturday night to Sac down In corn
there was gain of sake to S4C net,
oats finished nc off to isC up and pro-
visions unchanged to loo higher.
War developments had not only been
foreseen by the wheat trade, but were
offset by two important factors-a con-
gcsted market in the May delivery and "A
repetition of adverse Drop advices from
many portions of the domestic winter
belt 4 prediction from well known
expert that Missouri would not harvest
more than 100000 bushels this year
tended especially to rally prices. There
were also assertions that serious dam
age was being found i'm Nebraska
Scarcity of vessels appeared to hinder
exports. No sales to foreigners We're an
nounced either at the seaboard or else
where. Meanwhile country offerings in
the northwest Increased somewhat and
more disposition was shown southwest to
sell new crop winter wheat to arrive a
liberal decrease in the United states
visible supply total seemed TO have been
even more fully anticipated than Italy's
entry into the war.
Corn advanced owing to the smallness
of the movement from rural sources and
owing TO a falling off in terminal stocks
Leading shorts covered freely Oats felt
the influence of increased hedging sales.
Crop news was excellent
PROVISIONS hardened in price notwith-
standing a decline I'm quotations for
hogs, II was said the demard from
Great Britain for meats had improved
Futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-25
NEW YoRN GENERAL MARKEr
Quotations of the nay on various
gommodifIes

NEW YORK. MAY q -FIDI n Market
steady, spring patents. s StuDN. win.
ter patents. S,Nat5o. winter straights,
S.U0it5l5. Kansas strpights. S. HuT5o
red, 81 hll. ant No. hard. SlG. GO g. &,
track, No. I northern Duluth, S.bSN,
and No I northern. Mpuitoua SlG)is C.
/. T., Buffalo. Futures. easy MAY. Sl.,ia
CORN-Spot, firm. No yellow. So.
prompt shipment
OATS-Spot firm. standard. 5a'. No.
white, 5Sls, fancy clipped white. 6Oif62C
HAN-Quict. No. I. 81 ltul Ire. No -
N.01lvlil 10; No. r SlN. shipping a0da5c
NOPS-Quiet. state common to choice.
lal4 l0GlSc, Pacific coast. 1914. l0al3c
1914 NdlOH.
HlpES-9uiet. Bosota. Gle. central
LEATHER Firm. ncmlo,k nrsts. 81.
seconds, ,nU2lc
PRONIslONs-Pork. steady. mess.
/ SlNi5ule5. family, S2l.Wd2SOO short
clear. ttq5on15O Beef stead, mess.
firm; middle west. 81 55uo &
TALl.OW-Easy; lily. Csc, country.
| 6RQ67sC. special CSC
EtTTER-StcadN. revcipts. 1855 rkEs
/ creamery extras. 90 score. 2Sc. creamery
higher scoring 2SttHc9c firsts. c7TgItrr.
seconds S5tdRi4C.
! EGGS F1rmer. receipts 2OU2 cases.
| fresh gathered extras, Hl'~u22C. storage
| packed extra firsts lsifuNtsc, regular
lacked extra firsts, 2o00tac. rirsts. 1917
| dl9ia,. nearby hCnnerN whites, fine to
! fancy 22le@23c, nearby henncry browns,
| 2lisu pc.
| CHEFS --IrreRular. receipts 10
| boxes; state whole milk, fresh specials,
| l6& UlIc; average fancy, l6~ml6sC.
| Ot'LTRN-Dressed. duh and weak ,
western frozen roasting chickens, i1H42c
! fresh fowls. iced, hul1c, fresh turkeys,
iced l5u Tic.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-25

- Receipts. 800 head, market Gteady TO
strong; prime fed steers. SNtNuA - ,
dressed beef steers. SSO0dS6o, western
steers, s. 15uE.1b. stoCkprs and feeders
&.751SS 81. bulls, EXTINCTION; calves, $3.50
Gf9.5O
1IOGS-Reccipts. 100 head market
lower bulk Of sales. s.. tOu7 q, heavy,
b cav 20; packers and butchers. T4
GiEta, Nght, S.iOOr15n, pigs. 81 TWri rs
SHEEP AND LAMRS-RcCcipts, r. O0
head, market steady, sheep, lower;
lambs, steady lambs, sooO5rllG. year
lings, &NOOii260; wCthCrS, S. i6u7 o. ewes.
Sc tO5t7. %
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-25
STOCKS AND bonds
Review of Operations on stock Ex-
change During the Day.

NEW YORK. May 4-War develop
ments and war shares We're almost the
sole factors of today's stock market. the
usual issues and considerations being
largely ignored. ttaly'R entry into the
conflict and Germanys prompt espousal
of it's principal ally's cause, while excit-
ing no surprise gave rise to diverse
opinions regarding the duration OF the
struggle and its effect on material in
terests of this country.
II was generally conceded that the lat
est turn OF events IL bound TO curtail
shipments to the Teutonic and Scandi-
navian countries; but this condition, II Is
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-25
1otals


CATTLE Receipts were very moderate
this morning. about 400 hear, or l,m
less than a week ago In point OF quhily
the offernSs were not as good as tneS
were last week. there being mucn
smaller percentage OF finished long req
beeves. The market presented no new
features Both local and shipping buyers
apparently had good orders for the de-
sirahle cattle OF all weights and anything
good enough 10 attract competition sofa
readily at fully steady figures. On the
medium and common cattle. however, the
trade was slow right from the start ana
In some cases values were perhaps soid
up to 81. 50 and the best OF the heavy cattle
around s.. hOfS.60. or not a great deal diff
ferent from tho latter part OF last week,
The trade in cows ana heifers was COM
parativcly small. Demand was fair from
all sources, but all classes OF buyers were
fighting any further advance on butcher
stock and tho result was a very slow
trade throughout Right good heifers and
light cows generally sold at pretty close
to steady figures, but IL took more or
less shaded prices to move the general
run Of butcher and Gamer stock. Veal
calves, bulls, stays etc, were readily
saleahie at fun last weeks figures.
There was not much doing In stockers
and feeders as supplies were very limited
and the demand was decidedly restricted.
sale at fully steady figures, but on the
general run Of stock cattle and feeding
two weeks age and volume of business
small.
Quotations on cattle. Good to choice
yearlings. Is.tCd9.m; good TO choice corn
fed beeves, $S.2bgS6j; fair TO good corn
fed beeves, SS.O0aS. PSI common TO fair
cornfed beeves, sTJOQS.OO good to choice
heifers. SO0qS0O: good TO choice COWS,
&C. soar. 60, fair TO good COWS, tj.750D8 70;
common to fair COWS, 50. 7661S.75. good TO
choice stockers and feeders, 81. JOdp1 50;
fair to good stockers and feeders. s. O0gD
80 common 10 fair stockers and feed
ers. S60Od700; stock heifers. S6.OO0p7 90;
stock cows. s.. 7b0676; stock calves, 1870
$3.50; veal calves. IS OGlp1075: fat bulls,
stays. etc, 35-50q7ai stock bulls, s.OO0
100.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-25
SC. Loui. Live stock Market.

ST LOUIS, Mo. May A--CATTLE-
Receipts, $500 head; market steady, ma.
tive beef steers H.,O6lACO; yeailing steers
and ocifers $S0D6tgS0; cows. sd.O0aT ~
stuCkers and feeders, S6,OOdS.26; south
CTn steers, s.. 266pS.I0. COWS and hclfCrs
&iOOT6 90. native calves, S6.Gu9O0.
HOGS-R Receipts. 1890 head, market
lower. pigs and lights, ST. 26Hi6j, mixed
and butchers, S5011 ~. good heavy, s. 5l
al 60
SHEEP AND I.NMBS-ReCeipts SSH
head, market lower; clipped nntiye NUT.
tons S6.5Od6ib, clipped lpmbs SS.JOdrlO.OO
clipped yearllngs, $1,000 TO- spring lambs
$40 OOdd2 Is
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-25

MINNEAPOLIS, May - WHEAT,
May. N67. JULY. lI6as asked; No.
hard. $685.. No. ! northern N.57's'
I 6SSt: No " northern 81. San .b5A
FLOlR--UnChanged
BARLEY -6NhI4C
RNE-Sl1 idt.tS.
BRAN-$2l so.
CORN-No. yellow. 1ldIlAc
OATS-No. 2 white. diad52C
FLAN-Sl 93JA6Il 95ik
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-25

NEW YORk, May H.-ENAPORATED
APPLES-Dull: fancy, Sitd9c; choice.
ia dSc; prime. 7i4m7kC.
DRIED FRCITS-Prunes, quiet; Cali
fornias 4lkdiCl4c; Oregons. Si4d9c. April
cots, dun and weak; new crop. choice,
~ dfs4c; extra choice, 7lRdSc; fancy 9ladf
ira choice. 5lRd5%c: fancy, 6i4d6& c.
Raisins, inactive. loose muscatels 7Ld
71sc choice to fancy seeded, 7d72ic: seed
less 6hdSlRc; London layers, 81. sal 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-25
Grain ReIt Menthcr.

The weather Is warmer throughout the
corn and wheat region. Rains were gen
oral in all districts, and the following
heavy falls occurred. In kansas-Au-
thony. Ia In decentralization 80,
Macon. so In Baskerville, $50.
IN Illinois Cairo. / 30: Chester = TO-: New
burnside, f. In Indiana Evansville 2
In Kentucky Bowling Green and VII
/. Fubank. 30: Greensboro, 90; Saint
John 10. In Ohio-Toledo, LEO, Weu-
seun. 60 l.. \. WELSH,
Local ForeCaster Weather Bureau.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-25
'cuIcACo LIVE sToCK MNRKrr
cattle TIrm, Hogs weak, sheep
EIrrn.

CHICAGO May 2I-CATTL.E- Receipts
steers. Sc QOd9 30. western steers. $500
$40: cows and hclrcrs ta25dS.T5. calves.
S. lodq 25
HOGS Receipts 5000 head market
weak mostly lNC lower. bulk OF sales.
s, t56r1 *. ight. s. S5aT CO. mixed. s, 20d
go, heavy. E.OjfriN1. rough. N.0'T7 20.
pigs s. 16u1 a.
SHEEP AID LAMBS Receipts, 1900
head. market firm, sheep. s. iiuS ~.
lambs S. IOuiO ~
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-25
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. May 24-COT'rON-Spot
quiet; middlinG uplands. 9,7Oc. Sales ! 600
bales
Cotton futures closed steady; July,
q.52c. October. $3.50; December l0.l2c;
January, l0.l7c; March, l04lc.
Cotton market closed steady at net
advance of one to three points.
Cotton futures opened steady July, 9.52c t;
October, 9SSc; December, iO14c; Janu-
airy, l0lSc; March. TO- 42c.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-25
Knn.ns CITY Grain aud rrovi.lo.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, May 2A-WHEAT
No ? hard 81 47@l Ash No. > red, 81. $50
.H14ti.
CORN No. mixed, 7S'sc: No. white.
7p9C No yellow. IiigC, No. 3 I4C. May,
.1SIc. July. 74AsC, September 7Sasd73Ac.
DATS--No > white 5ldIlxC; No >
mixed 47a47igC
RTTTER-CreamCry. nc: frsts PC;
seconds, PC. packing. lSC
EGGS-Firsts. i6iac. seconds, l6c.
pOTLTRN-Hens. l3C. ROSTERS lN'.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-25
siou, CI,y Live STOOL MARKET.

SIOUN CITY. la. May 2t-CATTLE-
Receipts. 1900 head, market steady. ma
tive steers, s. .i0lfS.6 90. butchers. $5.l5n
500. cows and hcifers t45om7.l0, can
ncrs, SIOOM5.25, stockcrS aud feeders,
81 oOdp7 25; calves, 81 OoUlo.Oo bulls. stays,
etc. GORlf6.65.
HOGS-RccCipts, 1000 head; market
bTiOc lower; heavy, ST. 2OG7, 70, mixed,
ST. iIit6I7 10; light, 81 lOdIiTi2. bulk of
sales, Sl7iAH7 80
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Revcipts, 100
head; market steady, lambs. fS,0lu9a5.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-25
South.
FOR RENT-$65.OO

PARK VE.-S2S-S-room, strictly mod
ern home, large beautiful. shady lawn;
newly decorated: oak floors. Doug. $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-25
NIetaI Market

NEW YORK Nav 4.-METAI1S-The
Metal exchange quotes lead quiet at 81 II
d422. Spelter, not quoted. Copper,
steady. elcctrolytic SlS.75a19.O0; casting,
SlS.HmlS,I5 TIN. dull; flve-ton lots Of
fered at $3IOM3SC0. Iron. steady: No. l
northern. Sl4 jOnl5O0, No. 2 SlI25g1G 20
No. ! southern, S14Op6tl45O; No 2, $l3740
425. London, holiday.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-25

HOGS-l4OCal receipts were only tair,
but "a heavy run at Chicago put prices
down AT all other river points, and in
sympathy with the general break local
values showed decline that amounted
TO mostly 5a1Or, Early packer bids were
very bearish, aud as shippers were not Ia
the game very strong there was little
done on early rounds. First hogs sold
to killers were close 10 TO- lower. but
before the bulk Of tho offerings moved
values strengthened up a little, and when
the big end Of the supply sold prices
were quoted az mostly 5mlOC OF After
a trading basis was established things
moved along In fairly active fashion and
a pretty fair clearance had been made
by shortly after 1880
Bulk OF the offerings moved a = gOG
+ %. with a few good lights as high as
81 90 and tops at 81 g. just "A nickel below
the high figure at the close OF last week.
Todays values are all OF l5c lower than
last Monday when the bulk sold at 81 30
40, with the long string at 40 and
tops reaching $40.
Receipts were estimated o. lO4 cars. or
900 head. the smallest Monday run since
three weeks ago. Compared with last
week today's supply shows a shortage OF
nearly 500 head. but Is about 800 head
heavier than for the corresponding Mon
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-25
sugar Mnrket.

steady; centrifugal, 1880; molasses. 4l2c;
refined. steady; cut loaf. 69Oc; crushed
G.SOc: mould A. G.45c; cubes, 6Bc: &%NN
granulated, &c: diamond 4. Sc; confec-
toners A. 800: No. I, 575c Futures were
quiet and unchanged during the early
trading today
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-25

ST. JOSEPH. May 4-CATTLE-R
ceipts LOO head. market slow. steers
S,50d9.Oo; cows and heifers 81 iOds. 90
calves, $6O0dS.6O
HOGS Receipts, 5000 head market
lower; top, N41h. bulk, N36nt.4b go.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receoipts. 1000
head; market higher: lambs. S9.6Odll6o
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-25
DIR, Goods Market.

NEW YORK. May 2i-DRY GOODS
Cotton goods were quiet today Denims
made Of indigo advanced sharply. Cot
ton warns Were slow Dress goods were
quiet. Raw silk was firm and inactive.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-25
MEDICAL

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REAL EsTATE-WEsT SIDE

OWNER leaving city. offers elegant 3
room mousse In cream of West Farnam
residence district for sl2 5OO. Tel ~ lyiS
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-25
REAL ESTATE
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Miscellaneous.
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head. oenL reported in This IS smaller
than for any recent week, hciug less Than
half as large as citAe. last week. or Two
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-25
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Values About Steady-Sheep
Fifteen Cents Above Close Of
Last Week
HOGS MOVE AT LOWER MONEY


Tho following table shows the receipts
Of cattle, hogs and sheep at the 50 I'm
Omaha live stock market for the year
60 date as compared with last wear.
1915 1914. Inc Dee
Cattle ... 4QS SS2 lS2O5I t1SS .....,
Hogs ....... 1 N1t lSa Oal ~ 20 ilh ......
sheep ........ qI6tel Q16 so ....... "llN
The following table shows the average
price for hogs at the South Omaha i've
stock market for the last few days. win
comparisons.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-25
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Receipts Good, but No Sales,
and Cereals Quoted Two to
Three Cents Lower.
CORN RECEIPTS ARE HEAVY

OMAHA. MAY =, 1915.
Wheat receipts are Eood. but there
We're no sales reported, and wheat was
quoted uomiually o. to Be- lower the sell
ers holding their wheat for higher prices
Corn receipts totaled scvcnty-seNen
cars and ths cash demand was good.
Corn sold NC lower 20 Rc higher
Oats sold iqC lower
AccordinE to advices from both kan
sss city and st Louis, old wheat VAS
being offered to those markets quite
freely. This shows there arC many OF
the farmers. as well as the country ele-
Nator owners I'm the southwest. who are
anxious to dispose Of their surplus, even
I'm the face of uutaNorahe crop conditions
in scattered sections.
stocks of corn are large and the own
ers OF this grain are patiently awaiting
FOR buyers to pat IN AN appearance.
Clearances were Wheat and flour equal
to Lo2S 0Qo bushels: corn. 10000 bushels
LIVERPOOL. No market on account of
holiday.
Primary wheat receipts were cocoon
bushels and shipments $1,000 bushels.
against receipts OF S61,O0 bushels and
shipments Of 2'f on bushels last year
Primary corn receipts were 59l 400 bush
els and shipments 264cOo bushels. against
receipts OF 916,OoO bushels and shipments
Of 6l5OOO bushels last year
Primary oats receipts We're $4,000 bush
els and shipments 90 O0 bushels. against
receipts Of SIl Oo1 bushels and shipments
| of $4,000 bushels last year
CARLO1 RECEIPTS.
Wheat Corn. Oats.
/ chicago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sc - ~
Minneapolis .............. 3SS
| Duluth Observation-Disclosures. A.
Omaha Observation-Disclosures. IS g. Is
Kansas City............. 1@ ~ N
ISt Louis. ............ 81 1U6 g.
Winnipcg had no market TO-DAY on &C
sales reported were. wheat-No.
mixed durum: / car. N.n sample.
/ car SIPS. Corn-No. I white I car. 7i&C
| No. white. I car. IlStc. no. 3 white
| 2 cars, ll2c No. 1 yellow: 3 cars. 7lhc
/ No. 2 yellow: cars. 5likc; Gears, 7lc
| No. 3 yellow: cars tic No. yellow
2 cars lie. No. 6 yellow. car. sour
| 69c. No. ? mixed . cars, near white
| ll4c, cars, near white, tic. 6le cars
| i0lgc, ! car. 1Ol4c No. 3 mixed l car
! No mixed: q car. 69itC. No mixed
&c Oats-Standard: car. 4stgc. No.
white: : cars, i9c. No. I white. . cars
iSlSc. sample car. i6lEc. Ryc-No. .,
y car. $l@. No. 3: las cars. 81 O7is.
Omaha Cash Prices-Wheat: No > Tur-
liS, No. , hard. H.43Ql As. No 3 hard.
N.42al.4!; No. hard, slS5dl42, No. ,
spring, Sl34dl.44; No. durum, N4al AZ:
No. durum. sl,4Odl Al. Corn: No. ?
white 1l%mnSc; No. 3 white, uh@I1hc;
l0Ac;. No. 6 white, 7Od7OIsc; No yellow.
Ilq1hc, No. yellow, 7O3id7lc; No 4
yellow, l04G7lC; No. o yellow, 704d5lc.
No. yellow. s907oiac: No. mixed, 7Ol. a
IOkc; No. 9 mixed, 69lFa7ohc; No 4
mixed, 6996s4c; No. mixed. 6S'4 69l &C;
t9,Eq5oc; standard, 4gi4 0i9l3c; No. white.
tSAd49c, No. { white 4Si464Slac. Barley:
Mailing, 6SG7Oc; No. I feed. 65d67c. Rye.
NO. ,, 81 07iadloS; No. 3, N.O7alo7ig.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-25
.eti ustO 1909
RECElPTS-CARS

Receipts and disposition OF tive stock
at the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha.
for twenty-four hours ending at y. NJ
Yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-25
New Nork Money Mnrket

NEW YORK. May 4.-MERCANTII.F
IAPER-bl@Nt4 per cent.
~ r. l. /. | y q EXCHANGE - Steady:
slNtv-day bills A.7575; for cables 81. 7SS5 ,
for demand, 1888
sILTER-9ar i9hc; Mexican dollars
EONDs-Govcnment, steady; railroad
Irregular
TINE LOANS-steady: sixty days ~
aga pcr cent. ninety days. 2a.M3 per cent,
six months, IAU3ba per cent.
CALL. NONEN-Steady. high. per
cent, low AZ per cent. ruling rate Is,
per cent, last loan, per cent. closing
bid, IA per cent; offered at 2 per cent
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows.
L. s. ref .. reg 70. >, 80 Pa, ,t. ls.. tOl.
do coupon ........ ~ 81. =. g. aisF q
L. s. %, reg .l,0ls n CITY AlRs ..-. lOl.
do coupon ........ .luI.N y state iiss... lOSig
L. +. A.. reg ........4rF n B. y ~ H.
do coupon ........llp 'E. G. ............ . 1884.
Panama Be- coupon. .l.OH No Pacific As....-.. OF
cam. SWelters G....lOiA edo Is ............. 6.E.
A. r. a q. Cy. Alas 10000 s. T.. ref tg..... 50
Armour q Go. as. ~ 'Par. r. a r SIS. g6i.
AtChlsun gen. ie.... 52A Penn. con. 4s...... s7iL
Bal ONO is....- " do con. AS ...... .l03ls
'FCh's A Ohio iisb. hBA Reading gen A. - sg
g.. -. a ]. is.... 90 $. l. a s. r ?. Is %
a. $ r < hs..l00ia 30 psc. Cv. 4s...... ST..
do az. "s,,----....loa do ref 4s.......... s6a
80 T. ref a. - DO cv. 5s.......... s9L
y. Il. q. o. 5s... lltaSD. Railway 5s...... sa.
Erie ger. i........ 81 iuIUu Pacific 4a.... gS
Gen Electric b. 1ua do py $780,. ssa
o. No In AZ Hl'l Rubber o. lo27s
IN. Cen ref fs.... 30 O. = Steel o. . iHiit
* a.. So. o. 5s..... ~ Wabash LIST o. 1908.
.. A y Uni. is.... Sl1'West Union Aisb. sIG
N h. a r. lzf &c.. a West Flee py 81 InIr-
'Bd s'D0prod
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-25

Chicago Cash Prices-Wheat: No. ? red
81 54s4@l SO; No. 2 hard, 81. 54S. o. Corn
No. yellow, 74l4q75c; No 4 yellow, 7AIc
Oats No. white. 52IkG52st standard
bSlac. Rye. No. 2. $l.l74llS Barley: ~
QC9c. Timothy: $5.OOd6S Glover. * 20
Ql275. Pork $l7.N1A Lard Sg 70dg ;2iS
RIBS: $9.SiAdlO.37h
BITTER-Higher; creamery. 22d2Ssc.
ECGS-Lower; receipts. 3OOl7 ca SEES: at
hrsts. l5atHl6lHc; firsts, l6s4di71Ac.
IOTATOES-Steady; receipts, % cars
Michigan and Wisconsin red 35d3Sc;
white. 3Sd43C.
POULTRY-Alive higher; fowls, loo.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-25
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CHEROKEE COUNTY. KANSAS. FARM
To exchange FOR good city residence.
good town OF sou pconle. ~ acres i'm
wheat. b in oats. ~ acres In corn 10
acres katfir corn, 20 acres pasture Farm
IN high state OF cultivation, good i'm
provements fine shade around the house.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Ware Block. Omaha.