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New York Coffee.

New York. June 2e.-The market for cof-
fee futures opened at a decline Of to s
points, with active months later showing
losses Of about to 10 points under scat
tering liquidation. promoted by slightly
easier Brazilian cables. September sold
off to ss3c ard March to s5sc. with the
market closing within point or two Of
the lowest. at a net decline of to 9
points. Sales were estimated at $4,000
bags
Closing quotations: July. 1oo3c; Septem-
Der e.s4c: October. oslo: December. e.ISc :;
January sssc: March. $3.50; May. a.5fc-
Spot Coffee-Quist. Rio IS, 104 91e8c;
Santos 4s, 14t7 114s.c
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St. Louis Livestock.

East St. Louis, Ill, June 2e.-Cattle-
Receipts, 100 head: beef steers and bulls
strong; beef cows, light yearinss and
stockers, steady; Gamers, weak; light
steers, $3.50: weight 1924 lbs; bulk, ma
tives ss.4oMs75: bulk. Texas ss.25: bulk.
yearlings. ss.oo@7.5O; bulk, cows, $500
5.25; Gamers. s22512.50: bulls. $4,000
450; bulk, stockers. s5.25 6s.25; top. veal
ers. s9.5: bulk, $s.4Ods.o0.
Hogs-Receipts, 1850 head; opened
higher: closed active. mostly 1oc higher;
top. 1oc higher; top, s10s5: bulk, $50 to
.4o-lb butchers s1O.7061o.so: packer
sows. mostly $500 stock pigs. $3.50
10 90: killers. O.oO@1o25.
Sheep--Receipts. 5000 head: market
steady to CSC lower; top, lambs. $3.50;
bulk, s12e5@1275: culls. s5.5oa5.75: fat
light ewes. s5.5o@6.oo; heavies. s2.5o6
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Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. $500 head.
Trading was slow at prices unevenly low
steady with the bulk Of all sales ESQ
soc lower. Best quality spring lambs
moved mostly at $12.25@12.50 with a top
price OF $12.75. Good quality slip lambs
averaging 80 pounds sold at $11.0O. Feed
ers were about steady several sales being
reported at $11.25 with one lot Of eve
lambs at $11.5o Sheep were steady to
strong. ewes selling mostly at s4.5o@5.75
and handy weights at 5000
Quotations on sheep: Fat lambs. west
ems, s11.00@12.75; fat lambs, natives.
$11.o0612.75; feeder lambs. $9.oo@11.50 !;
Gull lambs, $S.0o@100o; fat yearlings, So. 90
@11.25: fat wethers $5.50@S.50: fat ewes,
light, $5.oo96.oo; fat ewes. heavy. $3.50
"a 500
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New York General ,
LOW ROUND TRIP EXCUR-
SION FARES
TO THE BLACK HILLS OF
SOUTH DAKOTA
ALSO LANDER, WYO.
VIA CHICAGO & NORTHWEST
ERN RAILWAY

Low round trip summer excursion
tickets will be on sale to Rapid City,
Deadwood, Lead, Belle Fourche and
Hot Springs, S. D., also Lander,
Wyo., daily to September 80, 1922.
Stopover at any intermediate station
in either direction. Return limit Oc-
tober 81, 1922.
See the wonderful Black Hills this
summer, or Lander, Wyo, the new
southern gateway to Yellowstone
National park. Ask for descriptive
booklets and full particulars from
ticket agents, c. & n. w. Ry.-Ad-
vertiseuens
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St. Joseph Livestock.

st. Joseph. June 2s.-tU.' s. Bureau OF
Markets )-Hogs-Receipts 5000 head
market opened active. Is to Csc higher
bulk 10 to 238-pound butchers, SOL %
1850; packing sows. strong; yearlings,
slow. fairly steady: she stock and bulls,
is to Csc higher; top, beef steers. $3.50:
bulk desirable beef steers, $500 and over
yearlings, scarce, quality plain. mostly
S. so down beef cows mostly $500 90:
few head. $s.25; calves. steady: top. $3.50.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1000. kill
ing classes, mostly steady; bulk fat naS
tive lambs. s12so@12.75; ewes scarce,
mostly AZ 30 down
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Chicago Grain
By CHARLES d. MIcHAELs.
Omaha lice Leased Wns,

I pnaha bss issrsu WIZ
Chicago, June 29.-lneFeased appre-
hehsion oil black rust damage 10
spring wheat ~ the northwest, a
continued Hood OF nRiayofab e
ihfeshing returns from the winter
grain territory and buying OF July
BY houses with eastern connections
made an active aud higher wheat
market, with the close within iFae-
ton OF the top. viii, net ei.ns OF
81 a ie Corn shosed strong
undeFtone and gained 4. a. l.c. De
eembef leading. Liquidation was or
IN oats, with the close a "a Ne
lower. while rye was uachanSed 10
Ise higher.
Favorable weather conditions over
the spring whea, territof, both sides
OF the international line I'D to local
pressure and a decline 81 Vac early.
July touching Sl.i3tS, Fears OF
rail strike. however, ,ed TO eastern
buying. With elosirs OF spreads be-
tween the July aut the September.
the former at one ,ilt was practically
the same as the Sevsmber' although
al the las, the Diligence widened out
TO lie again. Al " outside July was
siisH and a, ihftlose 1t was Sl.l4A
| m Sllsls
raj. [oss Expected.
a., - ..o,,, A., the
No imptokrns nr,y.t. rs,o,, "a H.
given tb. trade tomorrow Is expected To
show hoa h,,,hsts .,s.ss,ss ., I,,s
soT. r,.. 49,, hisSs 80, /. si.i,nas -,
No .s ,". hs '",a .,a,'" ~,
fHr - W, 49, 60
dsSn"ns ,n. ., '"s ,rp' ,,i,n
''sa, .',.a 49,, m' ie's ,nn,n III,
-. ,,i,,'.,t 49,. ,s a.
pt's,s =" ,nns,., 'ui,h J,ty "V
"'t ~. a,'s.s" ~" ' -, tno
NNlno, u nsusrs on shes "t ,up;-
i,,s .ss oos sasb.,, 70 s,por;sr. e.uscd
r.,,as.,nr -, ,.a I,,v 'a.,, .mh.,
s,ra ,,,,s,sncss ssr,x Inc,i ,,.I.y. wsr.
generally brarish ana sold persistentiy |
took S' the iia ,"H sales Of July and
sAtA ~ AA. h.R AMI, haAD
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Market, Financial ami 71ndustrial News of the Day
Omaha Grain
Omaha. Iuns -.

Whesther this morning was con-
sidered more favorable Tor growing
crops and prices early were easy and
lower, however. reports came IN OF
oats suffering from hot weather IN
Illinois aud Nebhaska, There was
good cash demand for corn in
Chicago. Germany was said 10 be-
after Manitoba low grade wheat. and
about 100000 bushels had been work
ed. II was reported that between
100000 TO 100000 bushels hard win
iers were cancelled yesterday. pre-
sumably by England, and export
business generally was said 10 be
slow.
Receipts OF wheat at Omaha were
9 cars OF corn. ~ ears OF oats. -
car, Of rye and barley, J cars. total
ing 70 cars. as compared with " cars
last year. Total shipments were. 100
cars. as agains; % ears year ago.
Sales Of cash wheat IN the local mar
ket were unchanged TO ? cents low.
or. Corn. oats. rye and barley all
sold AZ unchanged prices with nm
tied demand for all grains.
WHEAT
No. I hard winter! 3. ears " 10
No. (. hard winter cars. VI ~. car
iloaded out . per cent hest famas~ip.
sinT. /: ears tshippers lott. fio,
No. . yellow hard J esr to,,
No. 4: mixed: car tduruml. HOB
CORN
No 4. white: {. ears tshlppsrs weight,
s.he: : ears. 5src: l ear. bsi.e,
No. ! yellow: car shippers weight
sr,
No. . yellow; l car Uhiprsrs weighp.
sAr: . cars sc.
No. ! mixed: car. @hc.
OATS.
No. white; ? ears. fGi.r.
Sample white: I car, sSc.
Rye.
No 4: car. Use.
Sample: I car. 7sc.
Barley
No 4: ! car. s5e,
Sample: car. Soc. s.>,r.
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Hogs-Receipts, 1850 head. On broad
shipper demand the market opened 100
l5c higher on good quality light and me-
dunn weight butchers A limited supply
of heavy hogs also moved on shipper ac-
count on the same basis Packer trade
was slow to open and was generally steady
to 10c higher. Light hogs sold mostly
at $10.20@1O.S5 with top price of 5000.
Medium weight butchers sold at $4,000
1875; with a top price of $10.40. Medium
weight butchers sold at $1o.10@10.25 and
strong weight butchers at $9.50Q10.00.
Light mixed loads, $s.5009.s0. Bulk of
good hogs. 3.ee5@l0.25. Heavy mixed and
packing grades sold mostly at $s.75@s.40.
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Kansas City. June 2s.-(U. s. Bureau
of Markets -Cattle-Receipts $500 head !;
market. beef steers, steady to 15c higher;
choice fine grades, $s.oO@s.50; several
loads Ersssers, 625@7l5;. yeariings.
strong to rs cents higher; best. !s.so:
calves, strong; best choice vealers, *s.av'
steady; most cows, 34oo@55o; good KIND.
s5'Ss@s.oo: yeariing heifers. .s:sS: bulk
Gamers. $3.50; most cutters, ss'2S q ; 90
Hogs-Receipts 5000 head; market,
opened 10 to l5c higher; close active 10
both packers and shippers. 10 to zoe,
heayies advancing most; top. $lo.eo oulk
Of sales. s1o.25 @lo.so: shippers took about
1900 good and choice 2e5 to Soo-pouna
mostly $sc5@s.75; stock pigs, 1o92o cents
higher. best, $1o.6o.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1000 hesd
sheep steady; fat ewes to killers. $S'bo
M5.5o: lambs generally Is cents lower;
TOP natives. Sass; bulk better grades,
Sl..:5@l2.5o: culls mostly $6o09S.2s.
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10 Cases Of Adulteraled
Milk of Magnesia Destroyed

Tom Iaeek. state food inspector:
destroyed 10 eases OF adullera'sd
milk oi magnesia in the Burlington
freight house Thursday,
lie said this eoniiseaiion was ore
dered from Lincoln headquarters on
advice OF eastern inspectors who re-
ported numerous complaints IN the
east that persons became III from
the effects OF the stuff,
These eastern inspectors traced Q
shipment, to Omaha, he said, and nos
titled the state office in Lincoln.
whence he got his orders,
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Sioux City Live Stock,

Sioux City, Ia, June es.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 5000 head; market steady: fed
steers and yearlings. s7.5o@s5o; grass
steers and yearlings. ss.5od725; grass
cows and heifers. ss.es@5.75: fat cows
and heifers, s5.oo67.7s: Gamers, s2.ooS
IT'S; calves $so0a7.2s: feeding cows and
heifers. ss.oo95.25; stoekers. $5.ooa7,2s.
Hoes-Receipt.. 5000 head: market 100
;5c higher; stays, 3700GI.25; lights,
slo45: heavy mixed, ss5GNf $50: heavy
packers. ss.oo6s.so; bulk Of sales. $500
91ess
sheep-Rccejpts. 500 head: market
steady.
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Chr Mem rork Gimes.
By ALEXANDER DANA MOVES
Omaha B~- Leased VIE,

bthaHh ssc tSas~u WE
New York. June 29.-Except Tor an
advance in the price OF wheat and
cotton. largely due in each case "a
IDEAS OF what the government crop
reports OF next Monday and the Mon
day following will show. there was
great irregularity in today's markets.
Even IN foreign exchange, while
sterling recovered ~ cents. followed
by most OF the continental exchanges,
the German mark went we'll below
It's previous lowest rate. The quota
ton was .O02b4 OF a cent.
On the stock exchange, the move
ment OF prices was extremely con-
fused. most OF the railway shares
advancing while the "oil shares" de-
clined, with declines and advances
fairly balanced in other industrial
stocks. In the bond market, too,
fractional gains and fractional losses
occurred simultaneously in securities
OF equal standing.
Little Fear Of strike.
The days strength In the railway stocks
evidently reflected the fairly unanimous
consensus OF publicly expressed judgment
either that the threatened strike will he
averted or that, n II is actually called.
II will quickly turn out to be ineffective.
on the whole the drift Of opinion today
was against IN" probability OF any strike
at all: belief which got some logical
encouragement from the formal summon
ing Of the union leaders TO appear before
the labor board.
This course was adopted when the train
men were threatening TO strike against
the boards decision Of n year ago. II re-
suited IN giving clear evidence. to the
unions and to the country at large. that
the federal government absolutely sup
ported the boaul's authority and the plan
Of n strike MHs abandoned
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Minneapolis Grain.

Minneapolis. June 2s.-Wheat-Casn ~
/ northern. 81. 4sM@1.44%; July, sl.34%
September. sl,24N: December. N.23%'
Corn: No. yellow, 55h @561ac.
Oats: No. white, BAN 9S5hc.
Barley: F@57.
Rye: No ., s2h @Ssc.
Flax: No I, $2.5402b7.
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Foreign Bonds.
CHICAGO Stocks.
New York Sugar,

New York. June 2e.-The raw sugar
market was unchanged on the spot, with
equal to 473c for centrifugal, although
July shipment was a shade lower at
3 3-1Sc, cost and freight. equal to l7sc
Tor centrifugal. There were sales Of 5000
bags of Cubas afIoat and 5000 bags for
July shipment.
The raw sugar futures market was less
active today and while prices were higher
covering and scattered trade buying caus-
ed an advance Of to points on ac-
tive positions. but realizing brought about
a partial reaction with final prices 2
to points net higher. July 5.l3c: Sep
tember. s27c; December. $3.50; March.
Sic
There were no changes in refined sugar,
fine granulated being listed at $40 to
$500. The demand was only moderate,
although Withdrawals on old orders con-
tinue quite liberal.
Refined futures nominal. Closing: July,
s4oc; September. 6.35c: December, 6.s5c.
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New York, June 2s.-Foreign exchange.
irregular.
Great Britain, demand. $44oh: cables.
$44o%; 60-iay bills on banks. $4.3sA.
France, demand, .Os35hc: cables .os3sc.
Italy. demand. .o468c: cables. .OA6S nc.
Germany, demand, .0027c; cables,
.0027bc
Holland, demand, .osss5c; cables, .ss4oc.
Norway, demand, .1620c.
Sweden, demand, .2560c.
Denmark, demand, .2140c.
Switzerland. demand, 1886.
Spain, demand, .155Sc.
Greece, demand. .315c.
Poland, demand. .o0o2 1-5c.
Czecho- Sovakia, demand. .o1soa.
Argentine, demand, 10000.
Brazil. demand. 1850.
Montreal, so 1-32c.
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New York Dry Goods.

New York. June 2s.--Cotton goods were
steady today. with trade rather quiet.
Yarns were steady. with spinners demand
ing better prices. Improvement was re-
ported In the call for silk fabrics. Raw
silk was firm abroad. old silk being pref
~ we'll sold. Wool goods were steady.
Burlaps were quiet. with sellers request
ing bids
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Crude Oil Production

New York June 2s.-The AmerIcah
,oleum institute estimates that the
II average gross crude oil production
ii. United States for the week ended
80 was 1.I41,a5o barrels. as compared
'I57oo barrels for the preceding
aIariy ecrease Of 1850 barrels
F-entyiated daily average gross pro-
FGuseppa !. wyoming and Montana
.#south Seventeen, barrels, as compared
y Salvatore and'or the preceding week,
Y North Eighteenth barrels:
\ Mathew and Macs collected BY the
/ s,ri ne principal United
u. &:. ,a y.-seek ended June "a
Va .,raa. sirI rrels, compared with
- ,oaore ca {. for the week ended
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Kanans City GY0in.

Kansas City, June 2s.-Cash-Wheat
No. 2 hard. Sl12M1.4o; No. red. l.li
Oils Corn-No. white, 5Shc; No.
yellow, 611a 66cc.
Kansas city, June es.-Close-Wheat:
July, S1.osh; September, slos%; Decem-
Corn: July, 57hc: september. eo%c;
December, SAKE.
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London Money.

London, June :s.-Bar silver-36S a per
ounce.
Money-lf per cent.
Discount Rates-Short bills ~ per
cent Three. months bills. ~ per cent.
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NNev York Produce.

x.msrvI higher than extras. ssh @ssc;
sxtras. ssc; firsts. s4A 637he.
EgEs-Irregular; fresh gathered extra
cheese-Firm; state, whole milk. rats
fresh specials 1ox 63lAc; state who.e
milk. flats. fresh. average sH .w run.
soX AsoNe; state. whole mill twine'
,rssh specials, 7oN 921c; state, whole
milk. twins, fresh. average run, zoe.
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6. you,. June 2s,-Wheat: Jul
SLIM; September. sl.13%. Corn: Jul
SIC; September, 65hc. .,,
OATS: July, &c; September, 3Shc.
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Z" ihicago, June 29.-Bu1f = Lower
ssrmery extras, 35k Ga6c <firsts, ;: % 3sc
fSsssss.s1lllkSs. rs'ellSss iisss cases:
firsts, 2iK622r ordinary firsts, 700
20hc; miscellaneous. 31@2h Nc; storage
packed extras. 23G23hc; storage packed
f!rsts. z2h @22%c. .,,
Poultry-Live lower: fowls. 21hc;
broilers, cs@36c; roosters. l4hc.
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Turpentine and Rosin

s.vannah. Ga, June 3s.-Turpentine~
Firm: 81. 1s0i3oH: sales, s27 barrels: re
e.ipts. SIS barrels; shipments. 100 bar
Yels: stock, 3,7S3 barrels.
Rosin-Ffrm: sales. $50 casks; receipts
1881 casks: shipments. Ill casks; stocK'
Quote: B, $3.50: D. sass; E. !t7s:
&c. $3.50; n, Sass; !, $500; X, $s5
N $3.50: N. ss.7s; ". G. $3.50; W, W.
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Kansas City. June 2s.-Eggs-Market I
cent higher. ?lc; butter. unchanged Hens,
cent higher. 1890. Brothers. cent
higher for heavies. 30Iss.
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New York, June 2o.-Poultry-Live
steady: broiIers by freight. 3sdi2c: fowls.
&c: ROSTERS. 17c. Dressed quiet; prices
unchanged
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London. June .s.-Standard copper. 81
e,15s: futures. 49, S.: electrolytic, spot fss
sizes: futures. FIJI; tin. spot. fls3; futures.
fiss Re Cd: lead, spot, IA It's Sd; futures
fss lss: sine. spot. f27 Sd; futures,
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Live Stock
omshs Juhs -.


1s lslpis and disposition of livestock a.
uti ~ stoskysris, Omaha, Neb, for q
f'aTs sndiag al , M, June -, 1879,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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N. Y. Curb Bonds

New York, June .o-Transsetions on tho
New York curb bond market today were
a. follows.
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NaN YMk Metals

Nav York. June as.-Copper-steady.
.,eetro,ytt1. spot and later. lske am
Tin. STEADY: spot and futures. se.'te.
Iren-Steady and unchanged
Lead-Steady: spot k7S0s.ssc.
Zine-stsady; East st. Louis spet sno
nearby delivery, S.3o3sSSc.
Antimony-Spot, s.e0&a3sA
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Today's Attractions.

Today's Attractions.
Strand-Thomas Meighan in Our
Leading Citizen"
Moon-"Frcc Air
Rialto - Nazimova in "A Dolls
House
World-Tom Moore in From the
Ground Up"
Empress Lady Godiva.'
Muse-"Jane Eyre"
Billy Quirk, who rides the winning
horse in the great Kentucky derby
as pictured in "My Old Kentucky
Home" which opens tomorrow at
the Moon thcater, is an old stock
actor and has appeared in David
Belasco plays. He played with
Mary Pickford in her early motion
pictures.
1t is said that he discovered Con-
stance Talmadge' when she was ap-
pearing in a picture with him being
made by Vitagraph. His hobby is
raising pcdigreed dogs and his
French bull "Gugusse" was champion
for three years. His home is adorn-
ed with trophies won by the animal.
Lady Godiva, who figures in Eng
fish history and legend; whose no
bility inspired Alfred Tennyson, poet
laureate of England. to write one OF
his most exquisite poems, is immor-
talized in pictures. The photoplay,
Lady Godiva,' is current at the En-
press theater.
Wallace Reid, who has been seen
in several pictures as racing driver
in which he drove big powerful cars
around the track, pilots small
''fivver" type of racer in his latest
vehicle, Across the Continent"
which opens Sunday at the Strand.
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xansss CITY livestock

Minneapolis, Mimi. June 2e,-Flour-
Unchanged to lsc higher; family patents
SITS.
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New York Stocks

Range OF prices OF the leading stocks
furnished by Logan & Bryan. :fs Peters
Trust building:
DAIJROADc
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New YOr< Cotton,

New York, June 29.-Most Of an early
advance Of is to rs points in today s
cotton market was Cancelled before mid
day in dull and rather featureless trad
ing. The improvement was under the
influence Of further scattered prebureau
receiving and a little trade demand. The
scalping element was in control and was
largely responsible for the reaction. Sem
timent was bit mixed in consequence
Of confusion developing over attempts to
forecast the official government end
June condition figure At the close Janu-
airy was off points on the day and the
balance Of the list was 8 to Is points net
higher.
Spot cotton was steady 10 points ad-
vance, 22.20c for middlng upland.
Southern markets were: Galveston,
22.35c. unchanged; New Orleans 21.5oc,
unchanged; Savannah. 21.s7c, points ad-
vance; Augusta, 21.75c. IL points adj
vance; Memphis, 22.50c, unchanged; Hous-
ton, 22.25c. unchanged; Little Rock, 2l.50c,
unchanged
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or tho vaudeville. show At tho Empf-ss
a feature act IN the elaborate song and
dance rcyu. to be offered by johnny
Wright and Douglas Sisters. "fr"d's
Novelty" or Fun IN Barnyard' is
novelty where trained pigs nro the pfln-
cipsl performers, and has proven
screaming riot OF laughter. possibly the
best effort that has yet been presented
for tho children Duval and Symonds pre-
sent Their FIRST Quarrel" n combination
OF surprise and ceremony interviewer with
singing. talking and DANCING. Currier and
Williams offer number OF original and
exclusive songs. instrumental selections
and eccentric dancing.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-30

Bar Silver.
New York. June 2s.-Foreign Bar, Sill
yer. 70hc.
Mexican Dollars-53He.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-30
THEEIAT"E:RS

TIME new bill opening a seVen'dsy en-
gsgrmsRt az the World fhrAter TO-
- morrow has for its feature attraction
Al Jsnninss former outlaw and bandit.
who aueTwsTi reformed, became lsv.
yer went into politics. wrote books al odd
times and conducted reform campaign
Ia various sections Of the country, J"h'
nings aud his company ATE appearing ~ a
stirring piaylet by willard Mack called
The Lash ~ the Law"
A novel SRI act csled "nfeey iad'
dies" I. an important added feature imn-
lay and Merrill offer y snappy repertoire
OF fun and song Major Rhoais, the
street urchin, IN musical genius, OIL
i.,te's Country Village" introduces a
wealth Of fun and novelty, Arthur Hays
plays THE Songs 90 our Country" upon
tho grea, organ, shirley Mason In Very
Truly Yours IL tho fuil'lcngth phutoplsy
feature.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-30
Omaha Produce

Furnished by the state Of Nebraska: ae
psrtment Of agriculture. bureau OF ho'
L. and mark etinR:
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-30

Total sales OF bonds today were i,sos.'
900. compared with tis.obi.o0o previous day
and ts.7Aso 900 = year ago.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-30
CHICAGO Potatoes,


Chicago, June z9.-Pota toes-Weak;
receipts, 50 cars; total United States ship
ments. 1888 cars; Alabama, Louisiana,
Oklahoma and Arkansas sacked Bliss
Triumphs No. /. !$e.5o@2.75 cwt.; Texas
sacked Irish Cobblers. mostly 1925 cwt. !:
Alabama sacked Spaulding Rose No. l.
H.so@2.oo cwt; Louisiana sacked long
Norfolk section Irish Cobblers. stave bar
rels $sS5@425; eastern shore Virginia
Irish Cobblers stave barrels, $4.75@
4,s5: old stock steady: Idaho sacked
round whites, $1.75 cwt.
New York General.
New York, June 29.-Wheat: Spot,
steady; No red. $780,; No. 2 hard.
$,31: No. l Manitoba. $l.4s and No. 2
mixed durum. $1s5h c. i. f. track, New
York. to arrive.
Corn-spot, steady; No. ? yellow and
No. 2 white, s0hc. and No. mixed.
s0&c c. l. +. New York. all rail.
Oats-spot. barely steady; No. 2 white.
AN case.
Pork-Firm: mess. $1,000.
Lard-steady; middlewest. s11s5@
1875.
Other articles unchanged.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-30
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.

BY Updike Grain 20. GO. 1921 June -.
Art Open ssHieh Low. Close Yes.