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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-20
ROSWELL PLANS FOR
LIVE STOCK SHOW

Roswell. y. NJ. Aug. 20.-The see
ond state live stock ana products cN-
position which viii be held here Oc-
tobcr I 10 2 viii by far cNceed any
thing Of the kind ever held In the
state. Az tho time for the fair draws
nearer the directors themselves arc
nstonishcd at the proportions of tho
fair. n is almost an assured thing
that tho present building will not be
adequate for an the exhibits and II Is
probable that there will have To- be
e-ulargcmclts IN svcry department.
Tho stock exhibit last year was sa'd
o. bc one Of the best n not the best
over sccn Goo New Mexico. The carly
Indications now are that there viii be
moro cattle. horses. sheep, hogs and
chickens ON the ground than last
year. The fame OF the exhibit last
year has gone abroad and the possl-
hljtics of tho eastern part OF the
state Tor sto.H raising have become So
well known over the United states
that stock owncrs In other parts ~
tho country have notified the manage
mcnt that thcr will he tcrc with some
Of their hloodcd stock.
Tho entries Of sheep and cattle VIII
be much larger this year thBa ever
before. Many 81 the stock men lns'
year were under the impression that
the fair was moro especially Intended
Tor dairy cattle. ANA hogs This mis-
take has been corrected now. II d. be-
rcycd. and tho manager has received
assurances from many OF the big stock
mcn that they expect to hc represent
ed wish some of their stock.
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RUSSIAN WOMAN TO
SUFFER DEATH; SPY

(Associltcd Press Corrospondcncc)
Vienna, Austria. Aug. 20. sem
tcncc OF death for espionage has been
pronounced upon Miss Sinuda Bnyor.
"a Russian woman who has been ltv-
Ing lon the little town of Rciohcuhcrg
since May. lgti Her two sisters,
Elizabeth Baycr and Marie pulukow.
accused Of spying, have been released
for lack of evidence.
The three women moved To Reich
cnbcrg in May. and astonishcd those
whom they met hy declaring that war
was impending between Russia and
Austria. Thcv maintained themselves
apparently by sewing ana scamstrcs5
work. After their arrest, however,
there were found % quantity OF postal
money order stubs which indicated
they had received funds from other
sources.
with the hcginning of the war the
captured Russians were Imprisoned In
"a camp ut HoscnthNl. not far from
Roichcubcrg, and the sisters aroused
suspicion hy secret communications
with the captive soldiers. .Ono oi
them. from unknown motives, notified
the Austrian Officers, ana The wom-
ans arrest followed immediately,
Their trial. which has Just been
completed In Th~ercsionstadt, resulted
in tho conviction Of Mites Sinaidn
Rayer aud her condemnation To death
hy hanging
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NOTICE OF SALE.

state Of New Mexico, County of Ber-
nalillo. In the District Court.
Robert Luudou. Plaintiff. vs.. Ray
mond Nacrt, Administrator OF the
Estate OF Mary T.. Naert. Deceased
Raymond Nacrt, q Widowor. Al
bert Warmer. "a Minor, ana the TN
known Heirs and Creditors ot Mary
T.. Nacrt, Deceased. 80. SECS.
Notice is hereby given that under
u by virtue Of "a decree os furcclus-
ure In the above entitled cruse. dated
February 90, 1915. I, n. j.. cornell
was appointed special master To- sell
the hereinafter described real estate.
ana that I will on the lith day Of
September, 4. %. 1915, at the hour OF
1900 o'clock la the forenoon of said
day. at the front door OF the Court
House Of the County OF BernalHlo
and State OF New Mexico. offer for
bidder FOR cash the real estate sitIatc
In Bornalillo County. New Mexico, Dc
scribed as follows. to-Wit.
Lots numbered tive t5) nnd six CO.
In Block numbered t%wcnty-one C21D
Of the Eastern ADDITION to the city
of Albuquerque as shown and dcsig-
mated ON tho plat Of said Addition.
filed in the office Of the Probate
Clcrk and cN-Onicio Recorder of tho
said Bernalilln County. Now Mexico.
on the 3ist. day OF May. A. y. 1SN2.
Also Lots one ti). two 90, seven
"a. and eight tSl Of abe y. W. one
fourth "a Of the =. r.. onc-fourth
ca of section eight 90 aud the w.
onc-hdtf 80 Of the y. H.. onc-fourth
ChJ of section seventeen 90,
Township mine fsl ~ OF Range three
Cs) r. OF the Ncw Mexico Principal
Meridian.
Said decree awarded damages Ia
the plainuH In the sum Of s6373l
which. with interest AT eight go per
cent win amount, ON the day Of sale.
To- SGG6.2O, and attorneys fees S63 73
said decree nlso awarded costs of suit
ana an expense 81 sale,
A. 49, CORNELL.
Special Master.
Aug. e0-27. Sept $40.
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CIIrnrn nnnd I'D Trndr.

chicago. Aug. 2u-Althoueh wheat
showed some Tendency To- decline to-
ola, the depression soon wore on.
Opening quotations, which ranged
from $50 to 1850 lower, with Septem-
De- ut tt.05 20 S1O5h and December
nt fiOa[ to tl.Oi were followed "y
90 decided general rally hat Carried
September well above yesterdays
CLOSE.
cool weather hindering growth had
70 hulush cTcat on corn. After open
ing a shade on 90 Hc up with sep
tcmb,r nt o. 20 Co IGc and December
ut GiNc To- GtIc. the market scored
"a moderate advance an around.
Continued delays "a harvest made
oats firm from the outset Aftor a
h,eitatiup start provisions developed
notable strength.
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NOTICE ron pUnLlCATION.

Department Of the Interior. q. s..
Land Office az santa Fe. New
Mexico, July 10, 1915.
Notice Is hereby given That Frank
c. Mora, OF Chilli, n. NJ. who. on
August LIST, 1912. made Homestead
Entry No. 0tG9f7, for SwH SWM
Sec. 3. sen SEh Sec. 4. Nwh NWA
See. 10. and NEh MEX Sec. Q,
Township S n. Range 6 r., n. NJ. p.
Meridian, has hled notice of intention
TO make three years final proof. to
establish claim 10 the land above de-
scribed. before n. Il. whiting. Unit
ed states commissioner. at Albuquer-
que, Now McxicOs on tho ard day Of
September. 1915.
Claimant names as witness: Reyes
Mora, Lorenzo Sanchez. Emilio Mora
and Justo Tapia, all OF Chill. New
Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register.
Evening Herald" Albuquerque.
n. NJ. % hHr
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persons.
To the Above Named Defendants.
You and each of you arc hereby
notified that a suit has been filed
against you In the above named court
OF the above named Bounty and state
aforesaid. the general objects Of
which action Is TO quiet title ~ and To
the following property:
bounded and described o. follows.
to wit: Commencing at the southeast
corner OF tract of land Of ID. J. Metz
ger for Corner No. I and which point
Is SIS feet south 80 degrees 10 min
utCs east from the corncr OF Sections
20 and SO In Township 10 north.
OF Range . east aad Sections
80 and 81 In Township 10 north.
Range . east (Ncw Mexico principal
mcridian) and which section corners
Is marked by a galvanized iron pipe;
thence north 10 degrees - minutes
east, G31 feet along eastern line OF
land of said -. J. Mctzgcr. TO corner
2. thence north 60 degrees 22 minutes
east. 1it feet along line OF land 81
said MctzgCr TO a point on the west
erly line Of public rUad. 20 corner No.
3. thence south GS degrees IL min
utes east. 81 feet along the westerly
line Of said public road To corner No.
q thence south IL degrees as min
utes west, i26 feet NJ south de-
grecs 10 minutes west 3S2 feet along
line Of land OF Eduardo and Luis
Eaca, to corner No. 9; thence south
Sc degrees 30 minutes east 275 feet
| along line OF land of said Eduardo
n Luis Baca 10 "a point on the
westerly line OF the Accquia Madro
dc los Ranches de Atrisco. for corner
/ No. 6. thence south I degree 80 min
utos west, 1925 feet along the west
crly line OF said Accquia Madrc dc los
Ranches de Atrisco to a point where
tho northerly line of the Contra Ace
quia intcrsccts with main Accquia;
thence along the northcrly line Of
said Contra Accquia (Which Contra
Acequia separates the land hereby
described from the land OF Ga0ricl
Sanchez by the following courses and
distances: North IS degrees IL min
utes west. 30i feet TO corner No. 81;
north SIS degrees % minutes west
3O7.t feet TO corner No. 9, south 81
degrees a. minutes west ISIS feet TO
corner No. 10; thence north 4 degrees
OS minutes west. 2SS feet along line
OF lAiNN OF ~ il'NllN NNN 10 NNAANfA
! No. n; thence north s degrees %
minutes east 22e.5 feet along line of
land OF said Greenwood. 90 corner No.
70, thence north 81 degrees 90 min
utcs west, 1i3 feet along line OF land
OF said Greenwood to a point IN the
eastern line NJ a public road. to cor
nor 40. rs: hence north 20 degrees
40 minutes east 1898 feet along tho
east limo of said public road, To cor
nor 80. "a. thence south 20 degrees
o. minutes east. 32G feet along the
southcrly line of land OF y. }. Metz
gar To- the place of beginning. Con-
tanning 1925 acres as surveyed and
plated by Edmund Ross, G.. r., Feb
ruary. 1915.
You and each Of you are hereby
further notified that unless you gn-
ter your appearance en- said cause ON
or before the End day Of October.
1918. Judgment by default viii Doe en-
tered against you, and the relief
prayod for viii be granted.
Tho plaintiffs attorneys are Hca-
cock and Cornell, whosc p%osioiiirt
address is Albuquerque. Sew Mexico
4. =. WALKER, clerk.
Hy THOS. Is. D. MADISON,
Deputy.
(Cuurt ScaD
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denver Livestock

UcnVor- NuE- 2O--CUttIO-N o0oIUiF,
200. market steady. Reef sloors. So SO
HI.50. COWS and hcifcrs. t5.5o@ $50,
,iurkcrs and feeders. 81. O0m7 25;
Drlvca. SN.5Om 1000.
Hogs Receipts. 2I, market strong
~. Few here, $3.50.
sheep Receipts 400 market high
,r. Ycarliugs. f6.a5 q so; Wethcrs,
Sa.15mG 90. mmhr, S7.55W 500, ewes,
fg.5IW 800.
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The Markets
simcLs IinII, TnhnN.

Sew York. Aug. 20.-Stocks we're
under the spell Of the Arabic disaster
today. with material %rocovcrios from
lowest prices In the later dealings.
American Sugar. lO9s.
Anaconda Mining, 7l;M.
Atchison. i0Ih
chino copper. az.
Inspiration Copper. san
Northern Pacific, ibG y
Ecadtng iiG p.
southern Pacific. ssh.
Union Pacific, 1870.
4. s. steel, 73M.
T.. * steel. preferred, III
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sterling: sixty day bills, ti.62; de-
maad. &l.G75O. cables. Si.GS.25.
Bar silver, iTMc.
Mexican dollars, SIC.
Government bonds, weak; railroad
bombs, weak.
Time loans steady sixty days. 2h /;
ninety days. 2R ne per cent, six
moaths. 81 per cent.
CAN money. steady; high, 2 per
cent. low. IA per cent, ruling rate.
tx per cent.
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Kansas CITY. Aug. 90. Hogs Re-
crtpts. 5000. higher. Bulk, &6G0m
7.90. heavy, SG.5om 100, pigs. Sc so a.
72,.
cattle Receipts. iOh; steady.
Prime fed stocrs. 81. so 9.90; west
rrn steers. $1,000 g.25, calves. $500
mI O. 25.
sheep - Receipts, mono, steady,
Lambs. &S.OO0S.iO; ycarlinrs. 1926
WC.TI.
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WANTED.

WANTED-Foiks to use Devoe ready
paint, one gallon covers 500 square
feet. two coats. Erie Carbon roof
paint stops leaks; lasts Ave years. For
all kinds OF roofs. Thomas u. keie-
her. sos West Central emu
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Chicago. Aug. 2O.-Hogg- Receipts,
1000. stronr: 3, 20 Toe above ycstcr-
days average. Rulk. Se.1GM 10;
h,lyy. s5.SsmGS5; pigs. S7o0@ 7.S5.
cattle - Rcccitts. 1000; market
strong. Native beef cattle. Sc. Ooa %
io2,. western steers. SG.I5 1 Q %.
calves. SN,50ft 1900.
Sheen Receipts. 5000; strong.
sheep. $3.50 G.i5, lambs, $4,000
so.
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NeM Nnrk Conncr.

New York. Aus. 20-tuppcr nom
inal. olcctrolytic. S~iG7bHl7.50.
iron steady and unchanged,
Nctol ov. hangc quotes tin quiet.
g39. 20 M 1915.
At London; Spot copper, fG5; fu-
lures. 900. -. Cd. electrolytiC, MS.
Spot Tin, fiiSI %; futures, u49 los
Antlmon". fl2b.
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New York Metals

Ncw YORK. Aug 2o-Thr metal ok
change quotes lead offered, &f.f",
Sroltcr not quoted.
At London: Load t2i, 6s, I'd. spell
ter. r55.
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NOTICE or SUIT.

IT, the District Court, County Of Her
naliIlo, state o.: New Mexico,
Manuel =. Pine,
Vs.
Augustln Bullcjos and Rosa s. Ballc-
JOS aad oll persons claiming n
interest In or 10 the lands herein
described and an unknowa persons
claiming any interest In or to said
premises and all tho heirs OF such
unknown persons aud all other
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WANTED Male Help

MIDDaE-AGED and elderly men
make money selling our hardy
Guaranteed ornamental ana fruit
stock. Cash weekly. Part expenses
provided. Washington Nursery Co,
T~opponish. Wash.
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Money Market.

New YORK Aug. go Mercantile
paper 3H@sH per eeat.
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WANTED ~ Experienced Spanish
speaking clerk. with good refer
cnccs and some knowledge Of window
trimming Apply az 900 West Central.
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DUKE CITY CLEANERS

We clean hats, mems and wo-
mems clothing, rugs, curtains,
drnpcrics, etc. $40 West Gold.
Phone 4f6.
Promptness Our Motto
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SANTA M TINE TABLE
.


(In effect sunday, Feb. 7th. 1879
West
No. Daily. Ar. do.
! California Express. T:30p ssaOI
3 California Limited II: GOA n. goa
z Fast Express $3.50. 3ifJa i0;ias
. Fast Mail. .-.....li:5Op iI;1Va
10 De Lake (Thura). T.S0a s:e0a
South
500 ri Paao Express. ioisVf
SIS FL Paso Express. $3.50
Fast Daily.
10 Atlantic Express. Zi35a Siopa
2 Eastern Express z.isp titOp
4 California Limited. s;fop tiOep
8 X. c. 4 Chicago Ex. 7:isp 1's0p
so De Luxe (wed.) ... siesp siiop
From south
$40 X. G. a Chicago. 7iOoa
SIS X. c. a Chicago. e;sOp
Standard sleeper for Clovis ana
Roswell leaves on No. 500. eonnects al
Belen with train No. -, leaving Beien
at HISS D. m.
No. 7 carries one coacn only; ne
~aleepers.
No. SIC viii have standard nleepe'
from Roawel from train No. ~ al
BoloA.
p. ,. N Agent.
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Female Help

WANTED-Exporionced bindtry girls
at Tho Evening Herald.
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Personals.
TYpeWriters.

ALL KINDS, both new n second
hand. bought. sold, rented and 70
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter Ell
change. Phone 77s. IFS SO. End 81
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-28
REAL EsTATE-ACREAGE

-FOUR ACRES FOR SALE.
Orchard and alfalfa; high, slightly loca-
tion: no finer in the city; three TO five
car lines; contains "a plated lots;
Bishouser & Bloome's addition. Address
1il6 No. 10Th St. or call Walnut 1928.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-28
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Takes q Big Drop, Some Of
Il Going at Three Cents
Lower.
CORN IS ALSO SOME LOWER

OMAHA, September -, 1915
All cereals sold lower today, Wheat
took the biggest drop. some OF three hard
wheat selling unchanged and part OF
what going at cents lower.
The receipts OF wheat were good,
ninety-three cars being reported In and
there was \ fairly active demand.
Corn was also lower, declining y TO Nc
lower.
Oats sold Y to &c lower
The surplus oats held In the country
y large and when II starts to move to
points OF distribution. II IA likely TO cause
price recessions all around.
II Is said farmers In some places are
inclined to hold their oats for higher
prices because OF excellent cash demand.
Farmers still have enormous quantities
OF wheat, especially In the winter wheat
belt, where rains have been against fsrm
work OF all kinds.
Clearances were. wheat and flour equal
to l,iS7,O00 bushels.
Liverpool, spot, wheat, unchanged;
corn, unchanged, to nd higher.
Primary wheat receipts were AlU.OW
bu and Shipments, 1,T6s,0Q0 bu.; against
receipts OF S,b20,0J0 bu., and shipments OF
2. it3,O0o blu. last year. ~.
Urinary corn receipts were 1901, 900 hu.,
and shipments, S2s 900 bu.; against receipts
OF t60,JO ou.. and shipments OF bCS,VOO ou-
last year.
Primary oats receipts were I.s2S,0oo bu..
ano shipments $4,000 bu.: against re-
celpts of 1.SSA000 bu., and shipments OF
] .OIO. 900 bu. last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-28
new YORK STOCK MARKET
New Records Established at Session
Of the Exchange.
RAIL SHARES RISE AND FALL

NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-On a scale Of
activity unequalled since the inception OF
higher prices, and estabiished many
new records. The demand for these
stocks appeared to be largely of specu-
lative origin, but " rumor Is to be cred
tied, there was considerable buying from
more substantial interests In the belief
That several important industrial combi-
nations are In process of contamination.
Railroad stocks and other standard
shares took part IN the opening rise. but
fell back later when the specialues he.
Of the war Issues were so violent az al
times to suggest a corner" or at least
9Pen buyips-tor control. Conservative
nndisguleed misglvlnge and deplored the
sudden and unexpected subsistence of in
terest In investment shares
A factor contributing In no small de.
gree 20 the uprush in the war stocks was
part SUCCESSFUL by the successful attacks
OF the allies In the western districts. Con-
loan II moving toward satisfactory
conclusion on terms attractive to Ameri-
can investors also served to whet the
appetite OF the professional element
The more noteworthy high records of
the day were made by Baldwin Loco
motive which showed an extreme rise OF
lgk at lliN; General Motors. ISL at 363
Republic Iron and Steel, bN at b3A; CRU
siSie steel. ~ at los; studebaker, So at
Company, SIS at 1Tss and bethlehem
Shares OF companies participating les,
directly In the demand for war supplies
rose TO record quotations, while others or
the same description appropriated then
previous maximum figures United
states Steel was slow to move. but
finally responded 60 a general inquiry by
advancing Ia TO T9st Just point under
Its top price. since 1919. Metal shares inn
proved under the impulse OF an advance
In refined copper and rumors OF an early
Increase IN the Anaconda dividend. Real
ixlng made no marked impression IN the
latter dealings, Total sales OF 1,550 On
shares were the largest since the resunp-
ton of trading last December
Bonds were strong but lacked any espe
oial feature; Total sales par value as
United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
Number OF sales and leading quotations
! ON stocks we're as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-28

fancy Golden Bowl. sos. S.M box; SNs,
$3.50 box; extra fancy Sunklst. SOOs. S6Os
N.5O box; Red Ball. tAO0 box, Peaches
crate; fancy. &c crate; Utah Elbertss,
Prunes; Italian. seo crate auantities,, s0oc
crate. Pear; Flemish Beauties, shell
don's Clsrgue, t2.0O to t26 crate; keifers
bushels, fl:ls crate hamperA goc crate
Grapes; Tokays, Sis crate; Concorda,
homegrown, &c basket. Bananas: Med
ium fruit. roo TO ts8 bunch; Jumbo
fruit. Changuinola and Port Ilmon. 40
10. CentRloupes; California Mission
Brand. standards, S2,55 crate: ponies, SAYS
crate; flats, fL00 crate; Colorado Bur-
wells pink meRted, 500 crate. Water
melons, llfc ID. Apples: Wealthies. $50
Dbl; JonathanR, t2t5 Dbl.
TABIsES--CabhaRe, I've h.. head
lettuce, 500 dozen; leaf lettuce, 60c dozen;
onions, Washington, ihc h.; onions, span
ish, N50 crate; wax and green beans, 5Oc
basket; rutabagas. iAc ID; tomatoce,
market price; peppers. SOC basket par
Jumbo. 76o dozen. Potatoes: ohios, coo
bushel. Sweet potatoes: Hampers, N00
hamper virginlas, barrels, 500 bbl
MISCELLANEOUS - Crackeriack, $40
case; half case, N.jb case. Peanuts. Raw,
No. !, &c ID; roasted, No. J, SC ID, Corn
pops, t2S case; half case. ti.66 case
Jumbo, raw, &c ID Jumbo, roasted. &c
10, Nuts; No. 1. walnuts. lsc ID: BraEils,
iSc ID; almonds aOc 10: filberts. iSo H.
pecans 12hc ID. Honey. $500 case.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-28
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day ON Various
CommOditiea.

NEW YORK. Sept g.-FLOUR-qulet
spring patents. IS aO6Ie7 20; winter patents.
s.. aOfI6. 20; winter patents. SSa0flS 40;
winter straights, SA9Od5.t0.
WHEAT-Spot. irregular; No. red
and No. hard, fl.2l, c, I, T., New York;
No. / northern, Duluth, n.02h. and No.
northern, Manitoba, &c, c. T. T., Buffalo.
Futures were irregular, 6cntember, 81 IL,
CORN-Spot, weak; No. yellow, soc.
prompt shipment
oATs-Spot, quiet; No. white. 4OlSqttc.
HAI-Ftrm; No. !, Ills; No, 2. N.lb;
No, 3 800; shipping, soc.
HOPS-Steadyj state. common TO choice.
1915. 220Sc; 1914, SQi2c; Pacific coast.
1915, ltd16c; 1914, 1laIiSc.
H1DES-Steady; Bogota, SOd0ic; Cen
tra America, 29c.
I,EATHER-Firm; hemlock, firsts, sea
S3c; seconds, 3l@22c.
PRON1SlONS-Pork. steady; mess,
s15.OO3l5. 90: family, tleO0m22 90: short
clears, tlSOodpl9.b0. Beef. steady; mess,
N7.0oGlS.00; family. SIS. 50dr90O Lard,
firm; middle west, ts500ts6O.
TAIllOW-Firm, city, SIC; country, So
d6Ac; special, $40.
BUTTER Firm receipts, e,o65 tubs;
creamery extras, 2T42Sc: firsts, 24x126Skc ;
seconds, 22ik6i3ic.
BGGS--Firm; receipts, 7T99 cases; fresh
gathered 3ldD32c; extra firsts, 2SifQ90c;
firsts, a6QQ11sc: seconds, 83h425c
enthusiastically; receipts, 424 cases;
state, whole milk, fresh flats specials,
ltA@lhc; average fancy, 1thc.
POULTRY-Dressed. firm western
frozen roasting chickens, leGp1c; fresh
fowls, iced. 1S8lSc; frozen turkeys, i7@2ic,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-28
Walters Still Is
Hopeful for Big
Bumper Corn Crop

General Manager Frank Walters just
back from a trip covering the territory
traversed by his road in Nebraska and
South Dakota, insists we are just at the
critical turn OF the weather for the ma
turing OF the corn crop.
Corn is not hurt yet except slightly
In a few low places. whore last weeks
frost caused a slight damage" says MI.
Walters IT frost will hold off Ions
enough TO give US a week OF warm. dry
weather. Nebraska will still have the
biggest corn crop ever produced. the
2OO.OO0.Oo0 bushels have heretofore pre-
dicted. Without the necessary warm spell
before frost. half Of the crop viii be soft
and unmarkstabls and have 70 be used
for feeding here.
The wet weather has also kept the
range green. which IL checking the run
OF cattle to the market, and notwith-
standing that the cattle shipments are
we'll above the average"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-28

sHEEP-rhere was nothing startling IN
the size OF receipts this morning. The
run OF lA cars. oT 5000 head. was the
smallest for any Monday during Septem-
Der. but was far larger than - any other
market point. As compared with last
week supplies show q falling off OF nearly
900 head. while they are almost 5000
short Of two weeks ago and 5000 lighter
than for the same Monday OF last year.
Fat lamb trade was q little slow about
getting under way, but a good. healthy
advance was certain from the outset
Among the early sales were two loads OF
lambs which sold on shipping account AZ
e.S. This promised TO be the top for
the day.
BY the time packers got down to bust
ness trade had settled down on q lOq16c
higher basis. and II didn't take very long
TO clean up the bulk OF the fat offerings.
Most of the real good lambs brought
81 COOS Go. with others not quite so de-
Birable around $50
Feeder buyers were plentiful. but they
were a little slow about paying the
sharply higher prices sellers were ask
ing. Prices looked 10 be fully 1bc higher.
quite a number OF the moro desirable
kinds having been cashed a. S.8Qs.s6,