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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-21
Pastor Quits Pulpit
Because of Trouble
Wrought by Deacon

Because q strained relations between
Rev. Ramsay. pastor OF the Third Pres
byterian church. and a faction in the
CONGREGATION he has handed in his resig-
nation. lie is the third minister to resign
since il was transformed five years ago
from a mission 10 a separate church.
One man. a deacon, is the cause Of all
this trouble. which has cost the church
the loss OF three OF the best ministers In
the city," says member q the preshy
terry. The same trouble existed some time
hack in the German Presbyterian church
and was eliminated when the faction that
had been the root Of the trouble was put
down. Net until this man in the Third
Presbyterian church and Lis followers are
checked will the presbytery be able TO
set a man 10 stay in charge Of the
pastorate."
When Mr.. Ramsay rendered his resisna-
ton il was the wish Of the members u
the presbytery that a committee be ap-
pointed 10 look into the matter. Mr.
Ramsay asked that {; not be done. saying
that the affair had gone too far and that
il was better to let It drop with his resis-
nation. Rev Robert l.. Wheeler Of South
Omaha and other ministers wanted 10
have committee appointed to look into
the matter but the majority Of the Presyb-
terry voted against It,
Rev. Ramsay occupied the pulpit at
CASTELAR, Presbyterian church last sun
day. and there Is some talk Of his taking
charge of that church M aCtion has rs
yet been taken there being about fifteen
applicants for the pastorate In the hands
Of the presbytery at present
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-21
The Best Cough Syrup Is
Easily Made at Home
Costs Little and Acts Quickly.
Money Refunded IL IL Fails.

This recipe makes n pint Of cough
syrup, and saves YOU about $500 as COM
pared with ordinary cough remedies. 1t
stops obstinate eoughs-even whOoping
cough-in Q hurry, and IS splendid for
sore lungs, asthma, Group, hoaTseness
and other threat troubles.
Mix one pint of granulated sugar with
u pint of warm water, and stir for 2
minutes, Put ~ ounces of Pinex fifty
cents WORTH in q pint bottle, and add
the Sugar Syrup. Take a teaspoonful
every one, two or three hours. Tastes
good.
This takes right hold Of cough and
gives almost instant relief. IL stimu.
lates the appetite, and is slightly laxa-
tive-both excellent features.
Pinex, as perhaps you know, is the
most valuable concentrated compound Of
Norway white pine extract, rich in
guaiaeol and the other natural healing
pine elements.
No other preparation will do the work
OF Pinex in this recipe, although strained
honey can be used instead OF the sugar
syrup, if desired.
Thousands of housewives in the United
States and Canada now use this Pinex
and Sugar Syrup recipe. This plan has
often been initiated, but the old success
full formula has never been equsled. Its
low cost and quick results have made it
immensely popular.
A guaranty Of absolute satisfaction. or
money promptly refunded, goes with this
recipe. Your druggist has Pinex. or viii
get it for YOU. If not, send to The
Pinex Co, Fl. Wayne, Ind.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-21
FINDS NO STARTLING FRAUDS
Grand Jury Fails to Substsntiate
Rumors of Ballot Stuffing.
But FEW SMALL ERRORS MADE
Four Indictments Are Returned. but
Are Not Accepted Because the
Foreman Forsets 60 sign
Them.

Douglas county grand jury's recount
OF the ballots cast in the second pre-
cinct Of the Third ward at the general
primary Of last August failed TO dis
close discrepancies sufficient 10 sub
stantate stories OF irregularities which
have been in circulation since the pri-
mary. The recount was finished Monday
afternoon and the ballot envelope was
resealee and replaced in the county
clerks office BY Deputy County Clerk
>. NJ. Haverly.
Johnnie Scheff, a Third ward resident.
told the grand jury the ballot box ia
the Second precinct Of the Third ward
was stuffed" and an affidavit Of Red
Mike" a former Third ward resident,
along the same general lire was read
10 the inquisitors. No other testimony
regarding the alleged primary election
irregularities has been received by the
sTand jury.
Error in Count.
The grand jury's report Of the bal
lots ani comparison Of It's figures with
those OF the precinct judges and clerks
Of election revealed that errors in count
Ing the ballots were made by the judges
and clerks. The errors were trivial and
were about evenly divided among re-
publican and democratic candidates. The
grand iury's final figures did not differ
materially from those returned by the
judges and clerks. An error OF three
was made by the judges and clerks in
counting the vote for Sophus Noble. ir.
candidate for the democratic nominal
tion for county judge; similar error was
made in counting the vote for Felix
J. McShane, ir., candidate for the dem
ccratic nomination for sheriff: similar
errors were made In counting votes for
Fred Hoye and ]. r. Hummel. candi-
oates for the republican nomination for
sheriff, and several candidates for nom
ination for district Judge on the repub-
lican ticket.
The affidavit Of Red Mike" was Sc
cured from him in Chicago, where he
now is stopping. by Sheriff Mcshane.
McShane. Charles Z. Tanning and Scheif
went 10 Chicago last week to find Red
Mike" and induce him TO come TO Omaha
and appear before the grand Jury. He
refused TO come. hut consented to make
an affidavit regarding alleged ballot box
stuftlng.
Examination Of witnesses IN the mat
ter Of the alleged improper conduct Of
South Omaha officials in connection with
liquor license matters was resumed by
the grand jury after most OF the morn
ing had been spent inqulring into
routine Omaha police cases.
-Four indictments In routine police cases
were handed to Presiding Judge Abra-
ham l.. sutton by the grand Jury. but
the Jury withdrew them. having over
looked the formality Of having been
signed by the foreman. They will be
presented today.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-21
Manley Tells How
He Writes His Ads

Sam Ress. jr, Of the Rees Printing
company. ran Penn +. Fodrea clos
race for the SEQ prize offered by tie
Omaha Manufacturers assocla ioh fer
the best Omaha trade mark, according
10 the statement Of President \. l. Gale
Of the Ad club. before the club yesterday.
The design OF George Drake Of the
Baker Bros Engraving company, was
third in merit he said.
Fodrea and Rees are members Of the
Omaha Ad club. and Mr.. Gale sald their
success snt uld encourage tho clubmsa
TO Try fur the s1.oOO prize offered by the
EclloE Corn Flake company OF the best
ad. Nr. r. urea told OF the mental Eve
luton Of lie winning design and PISSED
among The II tmbers his orr slnql draft.
witch was solr,"what different from the
csslsn ds tnaliy adopted.
Robert Maniey OF }. l.. aIdeis e.
Sons told how he writes ads. the aim
being to put something into each ad
that will make u woman ave a.. break
fast dishes unwashed and come down
town TO spend money she intended TO
save.
st. Elmo Lewis. a noted Advertising
specialist, will address the elGb at lunch
con. at the Paxton at l2:O SATURDAY.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-21
New Officials of
the City National
Take Up Their Work

Walter e. Silver. new vice president Of
the City Trust and safe Deposit COM
pany and director in the city National
bank. has arrived In Omaha and viii as
sumo his duties at once. Mr.. Silver was
connected with the Harris Trust and
savings bank Of Chicago. New York and
Boston for over thirteen years. and is
widely known in eastern financial circles
John +, HecOX, new vice president Of
the City National bank and director in
the city Trust and safe Deposit COM
pany, has already taken up his new work.
lie came here several weeks ago from
Chicago. where he was connected with
the Continental and Commercial Ma
tional bank.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-21
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Thomas Kilian. Of Wshoo. was a WIS.,
itur In Omaha yesterday.
Robert Beckord, Druggist Of Waco,
Neh.. Is one Of the early visitors at
the Automobile show.
]. c, Nelson. an Omaha boy who started
in the telegraph service as messenger
hoy and who worked up TO the position OF
town visiting old friends, At this time
Mr., Nelson Is general superintendent of
the Western Union. with headquarters al
Denver.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-21

The key to success in business is the
persistent and judicious use Of newspaper
advertising,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-21
COMMERCIAL CLUB PLANS
TO RAISE DUES TO MEMBERS

Advances in membership fees and an
nual dues are features OF new bylaws
presented TO the Commercial club execu-
tive committee yesterday by the bylaws
committee for vote next week or week
after.
II IS proposed 10 raise the membership
fee from IS TO 50. the 80 to include the
dues for three months. and to raise the
annual dues from so 10 SO This prUvl-
sion. II adopted. will take effect April T..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-21
EVERY BOX is SOLD
FOR JOLLY MUSKETEERS

Every box is sold for the Friday nigh,
performance Of THE Jolly Musketeer,"
the Ak-sar-Ben show, which will be a,
the Braadeis Friday and Saturday. Some
OF the box seats also are sold for Sat.
urday night.
The house is almost sold out for Friday
night and wouId-be spectators will have
to hurry to get tickets, The sale for Sat
urday night also is good.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-21
OLSON PAYS CASH FOR
AN EMPTY DEPUIYSHlP

c. r. Olson. 1loe South Thirteenth street,
last night was swindled out Of 81 by a
man pretending TO be the sheriff Of
Adams county. The supposed sheriff told
Olson he would make him a deputy for
81. Olson handed over the necessary cash
and the man said he would go get a
star ard gun for him. Olson waited for
two hours and then went to police head
quarter.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-21
DANCE HALLS ARE TO BE
WATCHED FOR TURKEY TR0T

License Inspector Dick Schneider will
personally visit every public dance hall
In the city to see that the new ordinance
prohibiting the grizzly bear. the turkey
trot and other Questionable dances is
enforced.
Il will visit these halls Saturday might"
said MIR. Schneider. "and II the patrons
are dancing the dances that have been
prohibited charged against the proprle-
tors will at once be flied and the licenses
revoked"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-21
H'GIhNIS FINDS THE
CROP CONDITIONS GOOD

r. W McGinnis. general agent for the
Northwestern road at Lincoln, Is in town
at headquarters on business
During the last ten days Mr.. McGlnnls
has Travelled extensively over the Soutr
Platte country and finds agriculture
Conditions the bsst in the history Of tina,
section ard farmers IN better spirits tha-
ever before.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-21
STREET CAR COMPANY PAYS
REWARD IN WILLIAMS CASE

The Omaha & Council Bluffs Street
Railway company has turned over TO the
police relief fund $500 as reward for
the conviction Of Bob Williams. who last
fall held up and rubbed Earl Spencer,
toll taker ON the Douglas street bridge.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-21

There is no better medicine made TO
colds than Ceanbertain's Cough Renedy
: acts On rzTre's pizn- relieves n.
-na. opens the se--etirnz, sns c-pec
Jrztion. and restores the system to q
ezlthY condhtcn- For sale by all cruz
Its
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04

with more uniformity than fat lambs,
although they are closing at net declines
OF 100 ec. Arrivals OF wethers or year
lings lately have been scattered and the
trade shows no quotaole changes
Aside from the fact that local cost has
been erowding eastern cost recently, q
condition that always has q certain re-
pressive influence upon the demand
packers have been further handi-
capped by poorer refrigerator car
service due to colder weather. AT pres-
ent their coolers are brimful Of product.
but IN spite Of this fact. both tat lambs
and fat ewes have been selling with n
fair degree Of freedom. Common to choice
ewes are closing at q spread OF 81 oee1I o0
Feeder trade on most days lacked both
volume and activity. but " ANYTHING the
amount OF business TRANSACTED on country
account proved q little largef than usual
Since last weeks Close something like
500 head Of stock have-hsen purchased
and rebilled on country orders.
Quotations on Sheep and Lambs
LAMBS: Good 10 choice, sSs50Sso; fair
70 good, &SIsA Ieayiings. Ciood to
choice, Al5a6.0: fair 70 good. s. Jsi5.iA
Nethers Good To choice, tLs5&Sba: fair
70 good. q. oir4M Ewes. Goedsto choice.
sS7s0toe: fair to good s1soaRf,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04
EIGHT MURDERS; ONE SUICIDE
Three Violent Crimes Revealed in
Widely Separated Districts.
FOUR ARE MYsTERIousLY SLAIN
Suicide 81 Youth Fellows iSiiii.g Of
Three Members Of Fsmfiy-
widow Feund with side
Of Head Crushed.

LAWRENCE. Kan. Feb, IA .mys-
tsrious murder in which two men and two
women were killed was revealed tonight
by the discovery of the bodies Of the
victims In tenement house In the heart
OF the city. The dead are. av
MRS. ANNIE DENNIS, aged 20 years.
MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH sAy1A. aged
u and Do years.
MAN. UNIDENTIFIED.
A disturbance was heard In the sAyla
apartment about o'clock this morning
by the family which lives downstairs,
but no Investigation was made When
no member OF the household appeared
during the day the police were called In.
Tho body Of the unidentified man was
found In the kitchen with his throat cut
and there were knife wounds on his body.
in corner were the bodies OF Joseph sa-
via and his wife. both OF whom evidently
had met death during a bloody battle for
their lives.
In, . bedroom adjoining was found the
body Of Mrs. Dennis. Her throat had been
cut The police say no connection be-
tween the murders and the mill strike
10 apparent.
The theory held tonight was that the
murderer had been a guest OF the family
and committed the crime after all had
retired for the night Bloodstains indI-
dioated that the victims were all stabbed
In bed and crawled to the places where
the bodies were found.
The autopsy showed that on each OF
the four bodies was a jagged slash which
extended from the ear down to the throat.
the mark Of dagger struck downward
with q powerful blow, Only on the body
Of the unknown man was any other
wound 10 be found.
Miss Ida Muslin. a neighbor. Informed
the police tonight that she saw a man
without a coat and with his shirt sleeves
rolled up leave the house at o'clock this
morning.
APPLETON. Wis. Feb. a-what is be-
heved to be a triple murder and suicide
was reported to District Attorney r. J.
Rooney today when the bodies OF four
persons. all members Of the same family.
we're found at the farm home OF Lawn.
nRllshn. at Binghampton. settlement fif-
teen miles northwest Of Appleton. The
dead are:
!, LEWIS nv l SAILAHs. aged 90 years. sho,
,wILLiAM MAILAHN. aged n years
DORA MAILAHs. aged is years.
william Msilshn. according to nsiEh.
bors. had been acting strangely Of late
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04
FIRST TIME AT THEFT
AND CAUGHT IN THE ACT

CRESTOS. Ia, Feb. a-fspeciaI MARX
schnsuber. formerly Of this city. but now
living at Clsrinda where he has a wife
and child, is being held under 1900 at
Nodsway for attempting TO rob the N.
q. Simpsons Sons store at that place.
Officers caught him in the act few
nights ago. Sehnauber says he has been
employed In an Omaha wholesale house
until about two weeks ago when. with
several others, he was laid eff He told
the officers At Nodaway he could get no
work in ciarinda and becoming desperate
be went as far as bis money would take
him By train and then attempted by dis
honest methods to make some money.
This is tougt-first time and caught in
the act" were the words be greeted the
officers with when he was captured.
Schnauber Is young man about Is years
Of age. He was born In this city and
lived here for . number Of years. His
father was q reH known ssNeler. Both
his parents and brother are dead
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04


sHEEP-As IL usually the case az the
extreme end Of the week. the market
for sheep and lambs remained practically
empty and nominal. only one load show
ing up. The packing demand, as we'll,
proved very small and very meager offer
lngs, either stale or fresh. occasioned no
regret IN selling circles
During tho weak the trend 70 values, es-
peciAlly IN the TAT lamb market. has been
more or less erratic, heavy Monday
supply sending prices downward with 4
rush. Since that day, some recovery has
developed and good lambs In particular
are closing very nearly steady with 4
week ago. Plain 10 poor varieties are
sim on :Iit-and-miss basis, however.
and the range IN prices is naturally very
wide, amounting TO s1.s9 or more. Toppy
Mexican lambs started running this week
and the Eaton and Leayenworth brands
are now selling around IS DIs.o Some
strictly prime native lambs reach E9
Thursday, the highest price paid since
last weeks close.
Fat ewes made up the big bulk Of re-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04
Nov yerk Mininr steek..



BULTEk-No. y LIB. cartons nc: No
IN co-ib tubs, ssso; No. 7. se; packing,
loe 60,
cHEEsE-Imported Swiss. &c: Ameri'
can Swiss, NC: block SWISS. nc; twins
soe: daisies &c. triplets. sc; youns
berger. lib. isc:. lib. Nc.
POULrRf-Broilers, $500 per dox
springs. isc; hens, lac: cocks. loc; ducks.
lsc; geese. DC; turkeys. nc; pigeons, per
dos, n@ Alive. broiiers, ifhc; hens.
full fekthcred. lie; geese. full fsathsred.
ioc turkeys. ito: guinea fowls, 80 each;
pigeons. per dos. nc. homsrs, per dos.
s.tQ; squabs. No. !, n.50: No. Q. 50c.
FISH : (fresh frozen) : Pickerel. 20;
Sss , ss pk s Sc trout Nc; arg r. crap
$50; haddocks, lac; fioundsrs. lie: green
catfish, isc; roe shad. 81 each: fhad roe.
per pair. &c; salmon. lac. haiibut. iOc;
yellow perch, Sc; buffalo, Dc: buliheads.
lie.
Dbl. 32S; Jonathan and Grimes Golden.
per Dbl, $40; Ben Davis, per Dbl. N3:
fancy Wlnesaps. per Dbl, 800; fancy MIS-.
souri, Pipplns, per bbl., $3.50; fancy Ganos.
per Dbl. A.Oo: California Belleflover. per
boz, sLss; Colorado Jonathan, extra fancy.
Der boy. ss'5o: wsshinEten r. Besnty. pss
box, $50; washington staman Wine
saps. per boz. 80 Banana fancy
select. per bunch s.. a57a. 5o, Jufnbo nor
bunch. X 1a31 Cranberries Wisconsin
fancy, per Dbl. ni.0O; Der boy. p.0,
Dates, Anchor brand. new. 30-lb. pkgs. In
boxes per box. S9.H: Dromedary brand,
new, 30 lib pkes' IN boxes Der boz. nca
FIGS. California. Der case OF ii is-oI
pkKs., nE0; per case OF 50 sos. pkrs.
&. %: bulk. IN f5-ib and 5O-lb boxes ner
h., 100; New TurkIsh. 5-crown in ae.ih.
boxes, per h., IIc; s-crown in 1-ib. boxes.
per H., isc; 7-crown in ap-lb. boxes. Der
H., lie 0rspe Fruit. Florida. $50 slzss.
per crate ND; so-H.W sises. Der erste
6oo. Crarss' Naiara rranss In hhls
H5oas9. Lemons, Limonsirs selected
brand, extra fancy. s6o size. par box H0o:
Iona Limoneirs. fancy, No.1so sires' mar
boz, $40; no and l3o sizes. Du Der 6ox
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04
cemnissec 8. named.


EsTHEnvILLE--Joh Gordon Of Ma
neapolis. champion police wrestler Of the
world. Will meet Manley PEGGY Of crescb,
la, here on the mat al the armory to-
night A good match IL anticipated. -
MARsHAIIyroWN--M and Mrs. Ole
living near here. yesterday celebrated the
fiftieth anniversary or their wedding Mr.
years. 49, n4
AcKI.EY-Ths John Rath Exchange
bank OF this place. established by John
Rsth in 1851. and one Of Hardin ocunty's
oldest banks. opened its doors today as
capital Increased from ss5,ooe 70 ss1IoO. :
EsTHERyILLE-rhat Esthersflie will
have another fast base ball team this
year Ia assured. Tha directnrs OF the
team have been soliciting the business
team and nearly enough has been sub
scrihad. af -
LO0AN-The marriage OF Miss Clar
Carter and J. J, Ward was solemnizsd
here at the Christian church parsonnge
by Rev. w d. Crewdsof yestefday fore
noon. The bride and groom are residents
q MISSOURI valley. where they will make
LoGAN-.Alnnor Stern, sbstrsetor of
lssi few days for 5000 IN farm sales.
The DR.. Valley farm OF ninety acres,
adjolnlng Logan on the north. was sold
for tie per acre. the Donavan farm east
fof Logan for siz5 and the Eierbeck farm
north OF Logan at SIS,
E1fMrTaprTTsf.- ~ a.. ~t,i a. an. -.
FathsT srslsh NM "a ~ s,rtv ~ wssr. -.
pastor Of tho local Catholic church, 81.
$500 ~ hrlc "a X. 80 80 10y. 10y.
n,ecs pyins n psio xIto eauntv 100
80 tnr Issloence ns.e IN nrosnsr
UlesL rhthes svneodut o. wesley ~,
sels oeQuest Oh stN~1
vsIs lsav vsI h,,.,r ., rnss. tcTmef
y. 81. Aho,,n 4, ss.,...ss ~. ~ 80 aeN1
csr,. - Trs ~ $500. ~, ~, - hsv -
~sa ,esr,s.,s n ~ 49, $500 -
prin,,ng b,,.jnsss hers v,,asr az 49, zna
nsr,ns :, Hsi, q ps,s. 49, uss ~.
.ssoc,.tsd ,st,n s 49,
nrln,ine hussrss, ssr IN sno
r' ,..'....s s.s.n
ESTHERVlLLE-ln the final home de-
ciamatoy contest held At Armstrong last
Neek me following contestants were win
nsrs IN their respectiye Glasses; AarEaret
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
Improvement in Cash Wheat is En-
eouraging to Buyers.
CORN BEING BOUGHT HEAVILY
Feeling is Reported Too Ceaseva-
tive. and Bulse Friday Was
Demonstration of Real
strength In Situation.
oMAHA. Fehruary : IalI

OAAHA- February 3 Isl2
The encouraging features for wheat buy
ess are the improve lent In cash wheat
ana flour reports from the northwest and
active distributing demand for stoc IS
prices
Foreign news is buslIsh because Of the
oeisy Ia the early Argentine movement
ana me remarkably light snipmeats from
al exporting countries
On any further bulge there might be
freely.
Primary wheat receipts were sS.eo bu.
end shipments were 400 ba.. against re-
seip,s lest year Of $500 ea- and salp-
Primary corn receipts were 1890 hu.
and shipments were Gil 90 bu., against re-
eeipts las, year Of eoS.oOo ou. and ship
ments OF cN.0o bu.
Clearances were 6, 600 bu- OF corn. e,e0l
eu- OF oats and wheat and flour equal
TO 2}s.Do bu. =.
Liverpool closed UNCHANGED to "a higher
on wheat and I'd lower on corn.
Heavy buying Of corn has been the fea-
ture Of. that market this week. The feel
ing has been too conservative and the
bulge yesterday was demonstration of
the real strength in the corn situation.
From al signs now new high Levels will
De reached the coming week.
Wheat ruled steady and firm on the
~ 1A+NNA RAANts. 4 hc M
proved cash situation is the main feature.
Cash wheat was No TO hc higher.
Corn was slightly lower owing 20 con
siderable profit taking. The situation 10
still a strong one and bulls have tibet up
Per hand, Cash corn was Nc 10 1c lower.
The following cash sales were reported:
Wheat. No. hard. S cars sl.02s4: 4
cars, y.02A; No. hard. car. si.oe; No.
1 hard, l car. N.U.s Corn. No. white.
Q cars. s4isc: cars, sc; No. white, 1 car,
sc; No. color. oar, &c; No. yellow, 6
cars. 5te; No. yellow. car. 62iro:
cars. sc; cars, e1tAc: Is cars. sic, 8 cars,
6oikc; No. 3, mixed. Q cars, Gic; . cars,
eSlsc No. I mixed, car. gllrc: 3 cars.
6lAe; ? cars, Gle; 10 cars, 60ikc; no grade,
! car, Ssci . cars. kslSe; 3 cars, 5Sc. Oats,
Standard, ! car, size; No. 3 white.
cars. sic. No. white. car, Ole; 2 cars.
6a4c: car toitc.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No. 3 hard, 81 .0cQi *; No. .
hard, a.OlhGi .osh; No. 4 hard. SEQ
CoRN-No. 5 white. ssasIYc: No. /.
white. 6lha6ccl No. 3 color. sSAG6SAc;
No. 5 yellow. 6sds5ise: No. yellow. COZ
s2Hc: No. 5, eas4c; No. 4 eo9eihc; no
oATS-No. 2 white, 5iH6sihc: stand
ard, 5ll6lAc; No, white, t0+05lc: No.
I white, 50hg5ic: No. yellow. 50l4u5oAc:
No. I yellow. soss 95olec.
BARLEY-Maiting. s0can.So; heavier
RYE-No, :, soGsac: No. .. ssasoc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04
Art.cleI open. / HAN d low. 4 CHOSE 4 Yes.Y-

Cash quotations were as follows:
FLoUR-Firm: winter patents, A.I06
b.00s winter straights, ss.s0I4 50; spring
patents. s6O0d6 %: spring straight. Il. 54s
/. 70. bakers, s3.70f7510.
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BARLEY-Feed or mixing. Isc6s1 %:
fair to choice mailing. a.l5di&
SEEpS-Timothy, Sl200diS0o: eIover
PROVISIONS-Me pork. old. sls szlk.
new, sl5.S7IA Lard Gin tierces), t9.l5 ghort