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Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-16

only about thirteen cars. or some $3.50
head showing w. This Ia less than
half az large as the aupply last Fridny,
but IL slightly larger than the offerings
two weeks ago today. The week
arrivals foot up ls1.eO2 head being almost
5000 smaller than a week ago and nearly
5000 smaller than for the corresponding
days last year, but a gain Of about 800!
head ever two weeks ago. AZ compared
With four weeks ago, when supplies were
the heaviest of the year this weeks
run shows a falllng of OF A0QO head.
One STRING OF fat lambs made up al
most the entire supply today and they
cold on q fully steady basis, bringing
the weeks standard price Of $50. As
was noted yesterday this figure has
bought practically all the good fat lamhe
aimee Monday. Current values are all
OF iOGlbc lower than the general market
a week ago and might he little more
Quotations on sheep and Lambs
Lambs, good 20 choice, jS.AoQlS.5o; lainbs.
n 7sfS 4O;l yearlings, fair 20 holoe, =. -
0l6IS; yearlings, feecrrs. 2600pi.l 10,
wethers, fair to choice, SS.5ONS 10; ewes,
good to choice. s5.6jQ6.lo; ewes, felr 20
good. A.7bGf5,G; ewes, feeders, AteN ~,
REPRESENTATIVE sales;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-16
Germany and U, s.
Relief Body to Act
To Feed Belgians

THE HAGUE CVia London, Oct. IA
The chief OF the German army STAFF In
the east and west Flanders zone OF oper-
atlons announces that an arrangement
for the provisioning Of about 2,ooO.ooo Bel
Eian civilians In that district has been
concluded with Herbert c. Hoover. Oscar
T. Crosby and Julius A. Van Hee, vice
consul at Client, representing the Amert-
can relief commission.
The German authorities have reduiHi-
toned at fixed prices the cereal and root
crops over a stated allowance for the
family and animals OF each grower. The
whole OF these crops except oats and rye,
will be handed over TO the commission
for distribution. In the place OF oats and
rye the Germans will furnish the commits
sion with wheat.
In exchange the commission undertakes
to import wheat sufficient to make up
the deficit. together with the usual ration
OF bacon, lard. rice and fodder The daily
average OF imports by the commission
into this section amounts to about Loo
tons.
The arrangement providing for the dis
tribution of the harvest 20 the 5000
people under the Jurisdiction OF the Ger
man governor general. Won Kissing. which
was made some time ago, IL operating
smoothly 1t is reported that an arrange
ment OF the same cooperative character
has been effected between the German
general staff and the commission, pro.
viding for the taking over OF the crops
for 100000 French civilians In the occu-
pied portion OF France.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-16
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Dealings Fall Far Below the Mil
lion Share Margin.
THIS FEATURE OF THE DAY

NEW YORK, oct l6.--Perhaps the most
significant feature OF today's trading was
the fact that DEALINGS fell far below the
million share margin. sales amounting to
full session In something like three
weeks IN which the output failed 20 at
, yeanv seven Tn. hEHrss not 70 mention nc nc
from i,20O,000 to 10000 shares.
There were further Indications Of an
abatement OF public Interest, commission
houses being far less prominent IN the
days operations, evidently the warnings
recently cmnnnting from responsible
quarters which pointed TO the da niger
arising from a continuance Of the specu-
lauve mania were bearing fruit. Latest
developments In the European war, in
Guiding the possible abandonment of the
Dardanelles campaign by the allies also
acted as a check foreign offerings OF
sorbed
Opening pricea disclosed considerable
irregularity, with prepooderance OF
declines, These were neutralized In a
measure by gains in some OF the war
shares, including Bethlehem Steel, which
opened at lower level, but assembled s
points from yesterdays close TO the new
high record OF SIS before midday, later
touching az.
the day, American Smelling and Amcri-
can can comprised the few elements OF
actual strength, United States steel show
were we firm nn' for time notably CANADIAN
Pacific, the Anthracites, Union Pacific
and Erie, but st. Paul. Chicago & North
western New Haven, Illinois Central
lower
As usual. the selling movement gath
cred force In the later dealings. most
| advances In specialtics then being
changed to losses, with general heaviness
elsewhere, The closing was heavy with
an abrupt decline In Rock Island. South
/ Porto Rico Sugar, with n further gain
| OF 10 points to 160 was among the few
| outstanding ISSUES OF the day.
Bonds were firm at the outset, hut eased
! off later. feature being several small
| sales OF Anglo-French notes at NK, n
| fraction under the subscription price.
| Total sales par value, were Hs4S, co.,
Government bonds were unchanged on
| call
Number OF sales and leading quotations
on stocka were IA follows,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-16

NEW YORK. Oct. I6-CoFFET- The
market for coffee futures opened at un-
changed prices to a decline of 1 point,
but very soon firmed UP on covering by
near-month shorts and some scattering
buying which appeared to be inspired by
the continued steadiness OF Brazil. Bust
ness was largely in the way OF switching
from December to later months, that de-
livery being exchanged for May at %
points, July at 80 points and September AZ
As points. After selling at 629c early,
December advanced TO o.ssc. while May
sold up. to 6:57c, and the general list
closed at a net gain of from TO points
for the day. Sales were 1900 bags. Ool
tober, ss2c: November, sS2e; Decembsr
Ssee; January n Soc kFleorgMSsy St sc
June, 6s2c; July. e,esc; August, she; Sep
TENDER. .6!77c. Spot, steady; Rio "a. &c;
Santos As, &C. Cost and freight offers
were steady. ranging from about S. 10 to
$50 for Santos Is and around $500 for
Rio IS, English credit Rio exchange on
London was 1-l6d lower but the market
at Rio was so reis and Santos 100 reia
higher. Rio cleared 5000 bags for New
ORLEANS,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-16
Bid.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Feature sOf the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, Oct l5.-Suggestions that
Great Britain and France would abandon
the attempt to open the Dardanelles re-
values here. The market closed unset
tied, but 1%c to l&4l%c net higher, with
December at N.08 and May ct S.0SA
Corn gained %a%c to 1stc and oats 1bc
TO lh@l%c. Provisions finished Inc to
Much wild trading was witnessed in the
wheat pit, and especially during the first
few minutes at the start. Some Of the
transactions then showed jump of
nearly Sc bushel compared with yester-
DAYS close, but the bulk % the day's
business was done at material reaction
from the top of this excited upturn TIs
fact that the market at Liverpool was
admitted to be nervous over the chances
for a complete relinquishment Of any
good deal to add TO the buying fever
here and especially as cargo arrivals in
Great Britain were said to be wholly in
adequate to meet the current demand.
Profit taking on the part OF holders was
chiefly responsible for the numerous set
backs that prevented the wheat market
from fully holding the extreme gains. On
the other hand storms over the domestic
winter wheat belt tended to give support
to prices late in the session and SO did
big decrease was likely in the winter
crop acreage this fall.
Corn ran up with wheat and as q re-
suit Of unfavorable weather. Besides,
crop damage reports were numerous from
Iowa and Nebraska.
In the oats crowd buying was stimulated
by a lively demand from the seebOard.
Country offerings increased. but did not
appear to check the upturn.
Realizing sales by the smaller packers
were what mainly carried down provl.
sions. Weakness in the eottonseed oil
market tended TO widen the break.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-16
Lusitania Case Will
Be Taken Up Again

WASHINGTON, oct. b.-Negotiations
with Germany looking 70 settlement OF
the cases OF the Dusitania, Cushing,
Outright and Nebraskan will be resumed
next week by Secretary Lansing and
Count Won Bernstorff, the German ann
bassador.
The United States made II clear after
the Arabic was torpedoec without warn
ing that there would be no further dis
cusslon Of the Lusitanis and other cases
until that incident was disayowed and
reparation promised. Now that Germany
has aoceded to all OF these demands as
a result OF personal negotiations be-
tween Secretary Lansing and the German
ambassador the same process OF nego-
tiation Is TO be continued In the hope
Of similarly advansing the status OF the
remaining cases toward settlement.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-16
Britons Want Fliers
Ravage Kaiser's Land

LONDON. oct 1.-THE proposal OF re-
plying 10 German afr raids by bombing
his sleeping towns as he bombs ours
received an enthusiastic endorsement at
a mass meeting held TODAY In the great
hall of the Cannon street hotel, in the
financial district OF London. Lord Will
loughby De Broke and william Joynson-
Hicks. members OF parliament, were the
principal speakers at the meeting.
we have come here" said Lord Will
loughby De Broke, Ito urge upon gov
eminent that they have got 10 take
steps TO stop the kind OF thing that hap
pened last night. The only way TO do II
IL to treat them as they treat us. Other.
wise they will continue In their policy
while we sit still and suffer and become
the laughing stock OF Europe"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-16

HOGS-Receipts dropped Off today, the
run OF forty-Beven cars. or 2,7Oc head.
being less than half as large as yesterday.
and the smallest OF the week since Mon.
IS, 212 head Is 5000 larger than a week ago,
and almost 1000 larger than last year,
but smaller than two weeks ago by $500
head
There was more life 10 the shipper trade
this morning and outside purchases were
made on a fully Be higher basis. some of
them being as much as dime above
yesterdays general market. shippers
bought a good many mixed butcher
their purchases at SS.50liS40 with tops
again at S45. As was the case yesterday
there was nothing real choice In the
butcher line here, and what good lights
showed up were not very eagerly sought
Packers early offers were made on
about steady basis. Nothing sold right
on the start. however. and by the time
proved until most OF the sales were made
on a strong TO &c higher basis. Movement
was far from active, but the bulk or the
light offerings WAS cleaned up by $3.50
on the extreme close values weakened
and whatever advance was scored early
had been lost at the windup. The general
market was about &c higher than Thurs
day. There were several loads still In
first hands when buyers left the yards
Bulk Of the days sales landed at $500
higher than at the close Of last week
II might be mentioned that yesterdays
trade closed at the low time. late sales
being all OF 1Oltibc and In spots fully 15e
lower than Wednesdays average, A few
loads were held over for today.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-16
OMAHA GENEnAL MARKET.

BEEF CUTs-Ribs: No. /, 1s1ac No.
No. g 1se; No. l4e. chpeks. Nc, /
I've i4iSc S No S & iio o No y 3, isc PlatsS S
No l4Aoi MG E '%G o no q s S,,.
fornia Yalencias. 1865, iGOs, ass, sSO., 8, Is
box. Lemons: Extra fancy Golden
Bowl, 9oes. 8 box; extra fancy Golden
ist so SsOt ssos 50 0H box Req Ba 81 boa
Grapefruit: S6s, s6s. 5is els. sos, 81 box.
Peaches: Colorado Elbertas. extra fancy.
( eTats crate aTSd0 sney srat
Prunes: s5c crate. Pears: clargiues.
$40 box; Refers. bushels. SIS, Apples.
Large csooSing and baking g Dbl. iona
fancy Idaho Jonathans. n.40 box: extra
fancy Idaho Jonathans. $3.50 box. Grapes
Tokays, $l.S5 crate; Concords. Miehigans
Medium fruit. s2a2 q bunch; Jumbo
fruit Changuinola and Port Limon, AZ
ID. Catalogues Colorado pink meated.
10 FRsIUJifTTs-oranxes California vaien-
cias. l76s zoos, 2l6s. 250c; Sc box; Cali
fornia Valenelas. 1855. lbOs. ass. seOs.
Sc lS Bowl sSRi soos & box extra fancy Soi.
den Bowl, 300, 81 20 box; extra fancy
sunkist. 30os. sos $40 box; Red Ball.
box; Peaches fsa Color9do Eleortss'
s e fancy &c crate; Utah EISertss
Sc BOX; California saiways Sc box OK
Prunesi Italian, e6e crate; italian. guam
titles. Scc crate. Pears; clargine. t7al
thans. $3.50 bbl.. BeilefloWers. tl.5o box.
Grapes: Tokays. Sl.35 crate. concords
home grown. 2zc basket Bananas: Me
dunn fruit s2ooQ225 bunchj Jumbo
fruit ChRpgainale and Port Limon, a
h. Cantaloupes: California, mission
brand standards. t3.7b crate: California;
fornia. mission brand. flats, SOC crate;
Colorado Burwells. pink meated, o0c
crate. Watermelonsi ihc ID.
Head lettuce: 81 doz. Leaf Lettuce, tOc
doz Onions Red, &c ID; WashinEton
yellow. i5sc. ID; Spanish. ti.bo crate. Wax
and green beans: Soc basket Tomatoes
Market price. Peppers; SOC basket
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-16
Wilson Entertained
At FianCee's Home

WASHINGTON. oct Is. 80 President
Wilson ana Colonel &c. NJ. House. his
friend and political adviser were enter
tanned at dinner tonight by Mrs. Norman
Gait Mr. Wilson's fiaheee and her
mother. Mrs. w. II. Boiling
The arrival here OF Colonel House re-
vived reports that he would be the presi-
dents best man at the wedding. but at
the White House. II was said no definite
arrangements had been made. Announce
ment OF the time and place of the cere-
money is expected In the near future.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-16
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Good Cash Demand for Wheat Sends
Price Up Two Cents, with q
Good Run.
CORN RECEIPTS ARE LIGHT

OMAHA. october Is. 1918
A good cash demand and fairly heavy
receipts sends wheat M &C.,
The hard winter wheat sold INC higher
the spring selling from lf &c up and velvet
chaff wheat sold unchanged to I've lower
Corn receipts continue light only TWEEN
ty-one cars being reported In, nnd they
were quickly sold. Corn was hc higher
oats were steady, selling at unchangec
prices.
Clearanees; wheat and flour equal e
$4,000 bushels, corn. 1000 bushels, and
oats. 11S2,O0O bushels.
Liverpool closed with wheat UNCHANGED
to nd up and corn X to Id higher -.
Primary wheat receipts were loo. 90
bu. and shipments OF ,b0a.oc0 bu.. against
receipts OF i.56l 900 bu. and shipments OF
|. 600 hu. last year.
Primary corn receipts were $1,000 bu
and shipments OF $4,000 bu.. against re.
ceipts OF $4,000 bu. and shipments OF
32l 600 hu. last year.
Primary oats receipts were l.OeS 900 bu
and shipments OF CSC 900 bu., against re
cepts OF l,025,Ooo bu. and shipments oil
SSS 900 hu last ypRr
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-16

Parsley; Sc doE. Celery; Jumbo, I5c
dos Rutabagas; INC 10 Caulinower;
lOo 10. Potatoes; CO orado white stock
eOc bu Minnesota ohios, 5So bu Ne
braska Ohios, SOC bu. Sweet Potatoes /;
Hampers, 81 Virginia, barrels. NaIS
isiSc 10. Almonds 2Oc 10 Fiiberts
i2kc 10. Pecans. l14Ilec ID Peanuts:
No. l raw; Sc 10; roasted, Sc 10, Jumbo;
Raw. &c b.: roasted, sc To- Coooanuts;
$40 bag; &c doH,
M1sCDLL.ANEoU S-Crackerjaoki $3.50
case; y case N,1b Conpops; tS,sS case
y case. tles. Honey; Sis case, Airline.
Al 50 case
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-16
Kansas CITY Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Oct. 15.-cATTLE
Receipts, 800 head market weak; prime
fed steers, $g5O6ll0. 90: dressed beef steers,
ssOCd9. 20; western steers. S.Ao@S,75; stock
ers and feeders. B.50ge00; bulls, $3.50
625 calves, S60011026,
HOGS-Receipts, 5000 head; market
steady. bulk OF sales, 3s.0od8b6: heavy,
fs 006fS55: packers and butchers, $500
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 2. 200
head: market steady; lambs. B.25l6. e5
yearlings, s65o97.26; wethers. S.b96.50;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-16
81. Louis Live stock Market.

1000 head; market steady; native beef
heifers, Ss.5Oai025; cows, se.OOae.O0; stock
steers. IS 25dps. so; cows and heifers. 800
6DS no: native calves, t6.O0GD1L00,
HOG's-Receipts, 800; market lower;
pigs and lights, S676qS.s5; mixed and
butchers. sS.SoqS'sb; good heavy &Aou
sHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 7oc
head: market steady; lambs, SS.OO9S. 90;
sheep and ewes, $5.0Otd7.75.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-16
minneapolis Grain Market.

MINNEAPOLIS, oct lb,-wHEAT-
N,loH; No. northern, u.o4G1. oeh.
FLOUR-Unchanged.
BARLEN-4S6bec.
RYE-eSG97c.
BRAN-3l9.00.
CORNING. yellow, 6I@6Sc
OATS-No. 8 white, S6f35ikc.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-16
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Oct l5.-COTTON-FtI-
lures closed steady; October 12s3c; De-
cember 1880: January, l2.Tc; March,
10 O0c May, 13l3c.
The cotton market closed steady at a
net gain OF 20 II points for the day.
LIVERPOOL. oct. b.-cOTTON-Spo
easier; good middling 75d; middling
7.23d; low middling. 675d; sales, 1900
balea
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-16

CATTLE-Receipte were very light, only
forty-five cars being reported In. They
consisted largely of trash and undesirable
kinds.
There was nothing really desirable In
the way OF beef steers, and partly for
that reason and partly because packers
have been heavy buyers all the week the
trade was extremely slow and dull. with
the feeling weak. There was very little
too, were slow and dull. There was some
little demand for feeders, which were
about steady, but inferior and light feed.
ers were slow. There has been splendid
country demand for feeders this week,
and In spite OF the large receipts cattle
OF that description have been we'll cleaned
up 30 far as first hands were concerned.
Spectators still had quite q good many
on hand this morning.
The total number of cars of all kinds
OF stock-cattle, hogs, sheep and horses
Is the largest this week In the history OF
the market
The week is closing with every animal
sold. Considering the enormous receipts
OF cattle, amounting to practically $1,000
head, and the unfavorable condition Of
the trade at other points, the market
here has been In most satisfactory con-
dition. The capacity of the cattle yards
has been strained TO tho utmost. but
buyers have stood up 10 the rack and
have taken everything coming, both
eTs sna 1sSde5 the tTSs SES sSs
entirely too high In comparison with
other markets, but there has been no sign
of Generalization in the trade. With
lighter receipts In prospect for next week
many operators on the market are pre-
dieting a speedy recovery of such loss in
values as has taken place.
Quotations on cattle Good to choice
fed yearllngs, 80. 00i9 rs; fair TO good fed
J yearlings. 81 .b0Q9 90; common to fair fed
yearlings, So. 50ds 80; good to choice heavy
| beeves, 50 O0Ql9 70; fair TO good cornfed
! beeves. IS .30I9 90; common to fair corn
fed beeves, %. T5ds. 30; prime grass beeves,
| IS. 10; good to choice grass beeYes,
| 81 b0fDs 90; fair TO good grass beevea, 81 90
| az 80; common to fair grass beeves IS 100
| a. 90; good to choice grass heifers, y 90
q6:7b good 10 choice grass cows, @.0oa
/ SO: fair to good cows. 50 coos 90; COM
! mon 10 fair cows, A.OOCd6 90; prime feed
ing steers, 50 .Ooq8. 90; good to choice feed
ere H,tOGu;so; teir 70 5000 IeeaeT Eo,S "a.
| good TO choice stockers, I.7bdps, 90; fair
| to good stoekers. IS. 756i7.7t. common to
! az 90; stock cows, IS. 5OdDe Is: stock calves,
| IS. 509s.b0; veal calves, H.0Oal0.0O; bulls,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-16
LIQUOR SHUT OUT OF
BETA PHI FRAT HOUSES

CHICAGO, Oct. 15.--Resolutons forbid
ding liquor in chapter houses Of the Beta
Phi fraternity were adopted al the con-
vention OF the order today
The resolution affects chapters at
twelve colleges and universities In the
middieWest.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-16
OIL and ROsin.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. 15.-TURPEN-
TINE-Firm at 41Gp4lkc; sales, l0s bbls.;
receipts 29s bills; shipments, 1853 bills;
stocks 1882 bbls.
ROsiN-Firm sales. 1888 bbls.; re-
ceipts, 1852 bills; shipments, 100 bbls.; ;
stocks. $3.50 bbls. Quotationsi A. y, g.
SIS: x. sos; N. 500; n. $3.50; wa. t6.1O;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-16
A.. Joseph Live stock Market.

ST, JOSEPH. oct. 15.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts zoo head: market steady; steers,
50 ,5OGlo .Ooi cows and heifers $1,000 %;
calves. 81 .006t10.50
steady TO strong; top. 1856; bulk OF sales.
sHEEP AND I.AMBs-Receipts, 200
market steady; lambs. IS 00dS CO.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-16
Natal Market.

NEW YORK, oct l5.-METALs-cop-
per. steady; electrolytic. sis.00fiqs.25. Iron
steady and unchanged. Metal exchange
quotes tin steady. SO 7Sa80o
lures, R7s; eiectrolytic. fss Spot tin. Rl50;
futures, e15i 15s Anthony. els.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-16
DUNs REVIEW OF TRADE
Tide of Business Running at an
Accelerated Pace.

NEW YORK. Oct l5-Dun's Review to-
morrow VIII say:
With cross currents diminishing IN
force, the tide OF business Is rising az an
accelerated pace and an era OF wide
spread activity Il In prospect Usually
during transition period gains are re-
corded slowly. but strictly mercantile con-
ditions have passed the stage where prog
reas Is difficult OF dlscemment and OF
late Industrial expansion has been phe-
nomenally rapid. Reports from nearly all
sections of the country tell OF the un-
checked growth of new enterprise which,
while manifest In varying degrees IN DIFF
ferent lines and localities, is everywhere
stimulated by the exceptional strength Of
the fundamental situation.
Assurance OF agricultural success. to-
gether with almost unlimited financial re-
sources, has given the commercial world
the confidence essential to the develop
ment OF national prosperity, and the
notable Improvement In some and change
OF spirit In now more clearly reflected In
the volume Of current transactions. The
latter, with few exceptions, are steadily
enlarging, as Is evidenced by the com
PARSONS OF bank clearings, railroad earn
ipgs. commodity prices. untitled steel tom
mage, idle freight cars and other static
teal barometers.
Weekly bank clearings, g. "a, lss,Y19
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-16
Sweden Says Britain
Violated Neutrality

LONDON. Oct l5.-The Swedish govern
ment has instructed its minister at Lon
don 10 protest against the violation OF
Swedish neutrality by British submar-
ines in the Baltic. according to a stock
holm dispatch TO Reuters Telegram com
pany.
II is alleged that British submarines
have sunk two German steamers In
Swedish waters.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-16
LiverpooI Grain Market.

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 1b.--wHEAT-Spot
No. old Manitoba, 12s sid; No. 2 new,
lis Sd; No. 3 old, 12s I'd; No, northern
Duluth. lis 100; No 3 hard winter, 12s ID.
Cd.
FLoUR-winter patents. dis Cd.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-16
81. Louis Grain Market.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct, 5-wHBAT-No
2 red, s1.29; No. 2 hard. nominal; Decem.
Der, H. OON an O9x: May, 81 .Oe%.
CORNING. g. CSC; No. white, 63iIdf64c
December. 56std56I4c May, 6sJec.
oAnS-No, 2. 51fdSec; No. white. S7it
@S79kc
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-16
sioux city Live stock Market.

SIOUX CITY. Oct. 15.-CATTLE- Re
ceipts, 800 head native steers, s5.50dl6 rs
cows and heifers. A.60q6.60; stockers and
feeders Sb5O6I7.20.
HOGS-Reccipts, 1900 head; market &c
10 1Oc higher; mixed, tS201Ds. 30; light, =. Is
ar. %; bulk OF sales. fs.20d8.2b.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts, 1000
head; market steady; ewes, s5.5Od0 rs
lambs 1910
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-16
sugar Market.

NEW YORK. Oct. ib.-sUGAR-Raw
firm; centrifugal. t.0ic; molasses. a24c
Sirmer today At noon prices were 4 &c
points net higher
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-16
miscellaneous.

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Largest circulation OF any Iowa news
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states
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-16

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, oct. 15.-wHEAT
No. hard. n,Mql. is; No. 2 red, 1ls@
CORNING. ! mixed. 6SStd6lHc; No 2
white. S29eSc; December. ISc: May, be%
o&Ts-No. white. ss@sSc; No, : mixed.
86D36c
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-16
London stock H4arket.

LONDON, Oct. 15.-American securities
on the stock market declined In the fore
noon. but hardened later under the lead
OF Canadian Pacific. The closing waa
steady.
SILVER-Bar. 24d per ounce.
NONEY-S1Aft4 per cent
DISCOUNT RATES-Short bills ~ per
cent; three months. t4sQ4 11-i6 per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-16
Dyanoratea AppIes ana DrIed Fruit.

NEW YORK, oct 1S.-EYAPoRATED
REPRESENTATIVE.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes. firm. Apr-
cots and peaches steady. Raisins. firm.