Bare root and already leaves emerging, that tree will have a hard time no matter what kind it is.

Distance ID at that angle could be an oak like chinkapin, but clearly not a red. Send pix to supplier and ask for directions to return.

Yes, elm is probably not a bad guess

Oak.

Who did you order it from? So we all can avoid that nursery.

Keep in mind-oaks have juvenile foliage quite different from the mature version. That said, I'm not sure!

Regarding the fact this bare-root plant is already leafed out, true enough that's not a good thing. Regardless, if you plant it NOW it should be OK. Have seen numerous occasions of bare-root inch and a half to inch and three quarters stock going in the ground fully leafed out........and surviving. Not ideal, no sir, but not impossible either.