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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
Another Grand Victory for Quaker
Mr. Peter Delano, Prominent Business Man After Being
Near Deaths Door is Cured by Quaker Extract.

ar Peter pelana wao ie one 70 Pen
aaeoia.a best teh business men.
EhtinE q fmuialuE gaofa husi zee o.
COZ ~ paIafrs 81 suffered Co.. Years
wfth .FfHrrH ef ODE stomach amd
liver complaint Sis Kidneys we're
also Affected Wa went o. Fpri tgs foF
rtHef. taf SEE uHrr tfs suffered un-
toId aE1nIra Cor fua saiid years dur
fnE which umr Hr tried ever ku0Wn
treatment frr HIH etaf huf without
results ISIS condition became sn co.
riars De- w1s ahiFed o. rfmHIn in bed
and was rapidly Hufndf.nE % nothing
BE- Iaaf uelaat HufH BE- $40 down fa
ffT pounds Ifia wife called "a t1o
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE


W y ErHnnfI fn ~ 81 ffutrHlrH ff ~
end aflrF .1untIersffnnst f1fa ff and fg
H.nrh NuElfwmud Ai IwHtH
81 WUffHInH o. H n ufnnnff 81 20
and nlhrr rumai fera Sons. tnfH ff anH f1
block 81 Lakewood HHiHhH
Hers nfftrr rs a Nfruhuf FtfIt1T. Iaf
FA flarH1srn' rHadIr. sian. iofs ~ q. aHl-
ftgn & fHu nFhfH y r 81 So
John ftan.nrn fe rHfH a. WfiHef So ~
e ceres fu E quarter 20 IS d quarter
section fs frmunhIn AZ "a W EIW
e. NafrVu 60 Wfnuie MAJ Norman.
ffea and othrr cone iferafirnT WeHt haif
Ief ID. af faf .H Hnek .1 neW rIf"
Efwnrd U Chapman tn Albrrf M Tus-
sHII Hf ~ HrF other consideration. Vast
aaff - rHfth haif % E1ufhffft quarter
ff 81 Grange fH EfHH ~ FfnHfrHif fffH.
south Ea.f Ef asHf ha'f 81 nrfthfast 4uars
ser section 11 f.unaUiu a. 81 9f ~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

Quaker Hsalth Tearhfr. who has been
ar HafkcomH druH store. aud x0t 10
treatment q Quaker EEiFacf ~ -.
Lauo uaed it faithfully ~ little over
two months. and nos. after taking sin
bottles. IH new nan. Tie nov uflaHa
$50 pounds and has nne color. whsrrs
ns he wHs Formerly as yellow az sold
BE can taf anytdlnG sleeps well q
ffoilnF better than In many months
and Says -Qu1ksr ts certainly q grand
medicine"
CAN az BaIkcou druE store. 90 south
phiafpx street and obtain the Quaker
Hero EEtraCL see. three for 81 So
uu og Balm. 1s cents tAdvl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
SPORTING NEWS OF INTEREST

Manager Connie Slack as thr phaa-
do,phia Athletes WIN start me 1913
season 9Th q vonderfaI nucleus ~ a
team IN aTcInris collins Barr. and
Baker were IS ere best irFsd ir
American baseball The prospects are
enc. too fhst the outhsid wlH He bel
Ter fortified than f hns ever been be-
fore. for walsh ard Murphy proved
themseIves a valuable Ealr during .ha
closing weeks ~ the Iasf season and
being Young both should improve
There Is nothing wruuE with MACK 81
cafrhera and e. Tor u.teHers--weII
ChIer Bender has promised ~ return
o. his old form.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
MISS FARLEY EXPECTED
TO VISIT LOS ANGELES

Los Angeles. CAL Nov g6 --1rss CO.
ella Farley. the ohio ss4fehouse rtf-
rorrauhar who was acquitted satur.
day on the murder 81 Alvin r. collin
ger last Nay. 81 expected 60 arrive Der,
Thursday.
According % her father james taT-
Irv who has resided Iu les Angeles faf
two years the Young woman VII b,
married here 70 Jerome QaiElry abs
Inquired iu the trial
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
CITY OFFICES TO
CLOSE TOMORROW

F8ii0vfnr a. annual custom. al
ofncea .n the city, han VIII ~ closed
durinE the afternoon 90 Thursday.
Noyerl scr a. On order - allow the
employees ~ the different departments
IN opportunity ~ enjoying Thanks
Swing
The rnires am -'nse ne ~ 80 o'rioek
and persons having business in anv ~
TIE departments are requosfea 20 can
before fhe noon hour.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
Wall Street Market

arnearaurH ~ fhe Hea Nnsaa HfeH d.
Dressed afHrEH yesterday UrfH fraIfnn o.
gar fHHHr Ire uFfIrHfrff wHH Hrw HrI
tHrffr tHnaHian rHrfHr wnH rHrfrlHffH ..H
HfFaHm Hn#a rrIrM Sc on fnn H.af Ha.
snFrH resIfaffnr followed f'If Hrfn Ta
NHWu In rFIrea Hr.I fha nlH rEnf Hnif .H
ffI7a shea ere fHHIfFn hraar fH I..a
rFrnfn HnhEeTmnnfIr ire IHf hHrIrHH.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
TASSO'S TRIAL
AGAIN POSTPONED

The preliminary hearinR Ia the case
81 James Taaao. Greek. charged
with assault and battery. which vas
- have been hold Yesterday before
Justice of me pesr~ Nichelseu. VS.
postponed unflI tffr morning
rasHn o. alifgrd fn have embraced
young lady member ~ the Salvation
Army wisn Hh~ entered Ms rlsce ~
buniners m Eaft Wright street several
DAYS 49, for the rurpoaa Of makina a
rurrhasr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS

agafn bat trading came almost 20 q
stanlaflI o. TO adFsure
Stringent uannsfaTF coalitions eVrufa-
aHr uFercams the earif 'mUruFeu0rnf
Prices nr~ued e ruud frartiun better ru
fhe HinFHr ramna OF valuna ahruaa. bot
tie aalrs AMI uasre. TOO. usre losf uhen
the moneT rate began ~ rNrnh NeateT-
GALS h'EH daura ~ ~ PEI cert waa
nsfalatled before noon
HHrds eare heaVr. wItr considerable
He itum - some rnuNrrtihie tEFeH
EHHal rfanrFE rflrfa "a fnFlr nurrnf .anE
HreHN" OF fEH nftfr ~ur fhr Hflw HH1nrr
fafaa H..tHfIur asa .nHt a.r..F sFHFrl#aa
fIHH EeurnraH frtTrH scarcely move.
rifrer waF. nft enc Htartaus uHa hFffHr
rne HrrIiEH wHa checked whrr rrrHF
rates riHIfrd fn See Uer rrnt BE- wnH
rllaref tHHf re- rHFr eminent v.uud re-
nHFa tHa HfffnNfnHf H. HfurH.f.nE So H.f. .
90 af dITHFrnI .ffIFH
TUf maFaet nsaE vrHn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
Alvin e. Refine end Va Farlsl
at the topl ara Jsror1s ogiRisy.


at the topl ara Jsrors ogiRisy.
Common. O. Sos =. That Alvin
T. ZolnnErr an HItrrfIs.ns solicitor
VINO was SHOT art KILLED IH q cIIF park
here .rf Wav met death through ar-
lidsutaI ahaaung end uuf lao beer hands.
Ga ere defense Hf Mlrs Cecilia Farley.
vhB ~ nH trial rrnrrtd with FIRST de-
arer m murder rhn tuuE fHT stand ln
her ovn behalf emo uaH acquitted
Tire Ur rcnuu.Hted Tire confession
she made ~ the hautlna Ht ths time
~ Der arrest she says that she con-
fersrI ta bsviuE committed murder
to save thf MAN whom HIe wHa Co
have mHrrfeH ror being charged with
tht crime
with fra.s .n fhelr fves the mrl
listened o. fHH E.rfs Ft1u. How Sew
eraI trFr .Ea he mti T1lInKer
married mar uIfH "a amfIE. In e pub
Hr dance HHU. uf hoH De- paid her at
frrfIHus. snl 1uaiiY uf bow hr UrrnFed
hrr
Didrt Know ~ Was Wed.
she frfd 81 hgr .gucraurr Cor more
fhan two .eHrH flHf Enllimwrf WtH
married. ana "a Hrv 81 BE- brHred him
o. return rs MS famiis vhcu shc go
learn other mon attempted ~ pay
attention tH Irr afruFdiHE tn her story.
hut yoIitnHer ohterfs8 ara beat az"
ono admirrr 90 badly that he van CONE
auef CD q hospital
WIss Farley then NEE 1er mr QuIr.
Iey a hotel elafR and fer On love wien
hIm Qmrier asked her 90 MARRY hirn.
bore ahn rrfusef hrcauso ~ Dor past
Estimate relations with EoIl.nw~r
When QuiFlef harmed tar truth be- fen
more 81 tors win her than ever and
fhrF were soon fuEamrd
several Tins Zoilnrar threatened 90
shoot both h~r and Qufrlr~ if ne ever
found them together. according 20 her
faafimans and several times fhn 81 "a
reviewers away from him.
Tsiephcred 20 ouisiey.
one morning Z0linger called - the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
nENvE MILLIONAIRE RIAL
ESTATE DEALER - oEAn

neuve fgo' Gel Andres n. Wilson.
msiiiena rsai fafafr a. 81 q mem
her ~ q sra nn aFrt rfs rtaiaturs
IN ffT-. $50 rarn state railroad
q nlmlfF Irr died 81 H.ar trouble
iast nirI Hr HrIrf unefH
Mr. - son m BORA On western
Missouri fsf cod cans % Cniorado
Tea ise1 o. wen known IN Ma
aoni9 cie
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
Naval Stores Market.

savannah. Nov Ga@EIn SPIRITS "a Sure
rnufinn nl1f art uNeuf1 err TRES s10fF ~
Hf aa "a wlfh no Ha.aN Tie rh Hm wMH
FRA al Ell SO tH HH with sales % aaa
uentH "a raaaa. au1 afurEa o. aGdlT
UHmHN
Ina resin narEHf opened anH rlnreH
Hrn Ns.HH wara ra taralH sretufa
f4sf Barrels. HnI I'll nnrenfa "a fEsf bar.
rr.H IRE HfHrk vas fa.. 200 nnffr'4
aIl1fn fInra were HH I.Hsn.H.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

prizes we're 20 20 70 points aussr yssfsr-
1aua riosr
HlafHrt folk q h~ffsr fana ~ rFsIif nf
more enfHuraE inM ffiVafe news from Eus
Frra faHarfiNn politics TIE aIean neFH
81 frrelEu quotations. an 60 tlrtffes SO
3kan - GOOD mrns ard huHE nneFea
fNn naaFNef EeaNw auurnFf tiers weTe
au|rk - eaver SRI fhslr PURCHASES tenn.
farfarHF infrfaasf fnf gafuule % huVfrr
Az noon prices were ie 80 tt points ever
WHTfaffaHa nu rfnf iHuH
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
5000 -
YESTERDAYS WEATHER.


Furnished If fHs local 0Hlrs. weather
buraaa Voted states denarB .aert 81
agrlrHitl~r. unfe. the dLrr~fian -
wits o. Moore rr.rf - furcHg WaEh-
inrfru. ~. t.
Psntaonla's Tsrpsraturs Oats.
Highest ~ record far November. 81
decree
west ou record Cor Noycmbsr. 30
decree
AreraE- ~ 80 highest daily teu-
lrr. urra frr Er.rmber ff lrErcrE
Arr.aas aE ..H lowest daIIT temper
atarer faF November. - GrErrrs.
HsRaest temp .rafure vesfarlfg. 80
tfETreH
Lowest ten asr1ta-e resterdav morn.
sag te degrees
prnuaeoia's RaiufaH Data.
Nurmal rainfall Cor the month -
Nrtrmler. Eg4 inches
Total rtinfau tb'a November 70 e
g. Co.,. $50 inches
TOTAL excess January 1Et ic October
efsl zl ta inches
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
HOW 5000 WILL GROW
TO Twenty MILLIONS

Urrea b Fable showing r7v. 600
VIII Hr.R rs almost fHeufr mH-
lions fr goo rrarF % placed az COM
.aH .aH.HHaf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

E-sr.t.uf NOV gEH-ktHIrH Mef
rar. wealthy rsUrrd snap manufacflr-
bore Ia zoo fHr debt ridden municipal
ItirH a. fHa United Efaf-s- He VIII EiVs
them millions. perhaps hundreds Hf
millions ~ fheyT1 tuf show thar they
ere lrasrHIuE AH o. asks o. that rlt-
Sc E.eirmr bic Hr'l shall Ei' down ara
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
Financial. Business and
Commercial Quotations

unsefusnsrf n enc STOCK nerkrf today
rFraTn. Influences we're HreunnaIHff Cor
this afriuEFurF, ir-.HHirE .rn fart mat
tHa ..earIra hnasn hanks HEH# already
Iasus 9 go HaH 80 f#r FIb-fr#nruHr a.ura
'as Say. Wt..h EHrrafrHH - HHhrlf In
frH Hr.s reserve az fHH era ~ fHe
wees
f# vaa reported In fHr fuar| co district
thaf fha treasury department. ~ WHsh.
lnEtan would aEaIn ts Appealed 20 far o.
FfafHmHn
d. aIU.fien 20 700 lessee % coo banks 90
fha cab. treasury trerr have urfr severe
tfrsrf shipments 90 IHHH aF these Hrmr
.rsfffsfIars e. ere FH#InH CuHsf Hnf aHrI
cultural rrrFrrH. .Et#fr Or fa#.ffrf. bloc
NOS rHHHrf ~ HHrn#
Leans urrr again called during r#e
rnr.. waFEr. session. Bee IH.H action vac
NFf.H# fn several NO f"H .#nEH .H .#H
HIrar.FE Hn.He uEtEr act Hra showed
HHH. 'uHa.rHeuf ~ fHrIr Frr. reHHr#
uur core frrnr- wffH BALLARD 8
Snow TfEfMTNT one ar .rn Hp.
nIfHaHrrH Ff cure #HmuIefa.F
Price Fs.. co. ana 800 Hrr bottle
Gold rr a# FrrrrIs'r IAd.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-22
TYPEWRITER MERGER MADE
Smith Premier, Remington and
Monarch Concerns Are Now One.
WILL COMBINE OMAHA OFFICES
Three Machines Will He sold
from One Room After April r.
Mr.. Pickering Is the
Manager.
WILL COMBINE OMAHA OFFICES

The Smith Premier Typewriter COM
pany, the Remington Typewriter COM
pany and the Monarch Typewriter cont
pany, controlled for the last ten years
by the Union Typewriter company but
operating an separate concerns. have been
merged into one company under the name
Of the Remington Typewriter company.
Managers Of different branches all over
the country were called to New York
last week and informed Of the plan and
given instructions as to carrying out tho
local part Of II. The three offices In each
city where the three machines are to
be sold will DO combined into one office,
under one management. which means a
saving in rents and saiaries alone Of
100000 a year.
The Smith Premier. Remington and
Monarch offices in Omaha are TO be CONF
bined ON April l. Mr.. Pickering, Smith
Premier manager. has been appointed
manager Of the consolidated office. lie
says the three machines, after April Il
will be sold from tho same salesrooms.
The location has not yet been selected.
Seventy per cent OF the typewriter OUT
put OF the world n said TO be In control
OF the combination, which will be able
to make and sell more than GO machines
day and which now has a ribbon and
carbon business OF 100000 year. There
are now 100 offices In the United States.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-22
Receipts. shipments,
NEW YORK GENERAL NARkET
Quotations of the Day On Various
uou. madltIRs

NEW YORK, jan 9-FLOUR-Quiet'
spring patents. Si0n6.le; winter straights,
AlSfi4.ss; winter patents. - Ssf4Ie; SPRING
clears. s.seai.aO; Kansas sttaights. $40
n475 Rye flour. steady; fair to good,
N7oG&o, choice TO fancy, N.StS. v:
Buckwheat flour; quiet: fine white and
yellow sl5ael.SS: coarse. N.4SdlSe' KILN
RYE-euiet; No. :. ssc. c. 1. { Buffalo,
RARI.EI-EaSy; mating. N-SRl.Sa c. l.
T., Buffalo.
wHEAT-Spot market. steady; No. :
red, seiSc elevator, export basis, and tl-elss
h. o. b., afloat: No. 1 northern Duluth.
ST. 2oH (. o. b. afloat. Futures market vas
steady with small offerings due TO steady
cables. less favorable Australian crop ad-
vices and sympathy with the outside mar
lets, closing Nc net higher; May closed
s1.otA; July. slooa.
CoRN-spot market. firm: export. new,
&c, Z o, b. afloat; futures market was
nominal
oATS-Spot market steady; standard
white, 5Slto in elevator: No. 2. Se; No. J
and No. I, sSisc; natural white and white
clipped. 5Si.c on TRACK. Futures market
nominal.
HAY-s,eady: prime. Sis; No. /, sl.S0;
No. q sil5dL2O; No. Z sScASiM.
HtDES-Quiet; Central America, -
Bogota, 22tsGsahc.
Neutrality-suspicious.: hemlock firstS. 81
27c; seconds. s9tns6e; thirds 2Gs<e; re-
iected. iSc.
PRorISIoNS--Pork. steady; mess, sis.eo
dl5.5o; fsmiiy. sis.0l4f2Noo; short clears.
sl70oalS5o. Beef, quiet; mess, Sl3oiiis-e0;
family, si4 5et7ihoo. beef hams Ss,shSo.co.
Cut meats. steady; picked bellies. 10 20
Il pounds t935; picked hams, slte9sl II. =.
Lard. easier; middle west, prime, N.l5q
GS refined, steady. continent. $50;
South America, reto; compound, seSisu
S.i2n.
TALLow-Steady: prime city hogs
heads. SEQ; special. se.es; country. SS.is
asS62ii,
RUTTER-Irregular: creamery specials,
lec; extras. &c. firsts, s69SSc' process
specials, ~ 2ahc.
CHEIoS E-Steady.
EGGS steady; fresh gathered, extras,
a6ffSTc: extra firsts. s4a&c; nrsts, 3ZlsA
Ssc. ....... -..
POULTRY - Alive. nominal; dressed
easier; western chickens. i3A4lsei fowls
lltiIc; turkeys, lsG2le,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-22

grades. the price range amounting to
about 6. Toppy strings would probably
land around S. SsG6 20, ewes claiming an
uncertain market from 81 Is downward.
The feeder situation has shown no
changes OF consequence, supply and de-
mand both being very small. The Week
purchase on country account amounts To
a scant A0e9 head, according to packers
tab.
Quotations on skeep and lambs: Lambs.
good to choice s5Vtsg6.sS. lambs, fair TO
good. S5.5cg6.1o; yearlirgs, good 70 cholce.
~ cots 81: yearIings. fair to good, $3.50
100: wethers, good to choice. stEdiJi.
wethers, fair 10 good, $2spG4- ": ewes,
ewes, good to choice, S.s5n4.l5; ewes,
good, S2oe6S65.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-22

SHEEP-Nothlng arrived In the way OF
sheep or lambs today and, as Is usually
the case on a Saturday. the market was
a barren affair. nomlnally steady.
During the week the trade IN general
has been more or less unsatisfactory 10
selling interests owing 10 the shortage Of
refrigerator cars. Compared with last
week there has been some sight Improve
nent in the service. but railroads are
sin unable to supply enough empty freez-
srs to meet the requirements Of packers
and product has been piling up in chill
rooms despite the fact that the consume
tive outlet In the east is unusually broad
In the live stock market these condI-
tons have been plainly reflected both IN
the character OF demand and trend 10
values. Packers have been buying eau
uously at all times. inquiry late in the
week proving almost meless. Clsarances
were difficult and prices broke severely,
fat lambs showing a rough decline OF
about Soc. while fat sheep are quotabls
about a quarter lower than a week ago.
Plain kinds Of fed stock made up the
bulk Of total offerings, with lambs and
ewes In heavy majority. Fully two-thlrds
of the moderate supplies were merely fair
TO good. the strictly prime varieties being
rare exceptions. High-grade fat lambs
as q result are stu holding al liberal
premiums ever medium and common
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-22
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
PARTY FOR Mr.. FOWLER

The ushers Of the American ..ieater sur
prised their fellow usher. Ransom Fowler,
ON his nineteenth birthday anniversary
Friday by going to his home, 405 South
Tweny-fifth avenue. in the evening and
awaiting his arrival. Dinner was served
and there was music by Miss Gladys
Fowler and Miss Hazel Fowler Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w.
Hughes. George Jones. Seattle, wNh /;
Milton shrader. Ray shrader. Bill Smith,
Lewis Zigler Ollie Bennett. Frank Murphy.
Fuel Mcknight. Mark Elliott and Mr..
Kaufman.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-22
81. Lou,s General Market.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 0-wHEAT-cash,
dull; track, 40. red. ssiscdslee. No. Z
hard, nise1f.ll: Mag. Psi1c: July, ss1ac.
CORNERSTONE; No. 3 track, So rssc;
No. , white. s7sassc; May. 81. to7ac;
July. 6d6IAc.
OATS-steady. track. No 2, Soc: No. 2
white. 5lIfa6issc.
RYE-Higher. Sisc.
FLOUR-Steady; red winter patents.
a. 5JI4s0: extra fancy and straight, s.. so
As: hard winter clears. Q.4op550.
SEFU-TiTnpthy, fl4Of1l5n1
CoREMEAI.--1.e.
BRAN-StronS: sacked. east track. $50
mn
HAY-Wesksr; timothy, ga 800
prairie sI6C9qla.O0.
PROyISIONe-Pork, lower: iobblnz
tlSE Lard, lower. prime steam, . gig
Ss7i4 Dry salt meats 6bo1edl. unchanged
extra shorts. $50: clear ribs, $50: short
clears. $50. Bacon (bOXedl, unchanged;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-22
Creighton Alumni
Plan Big Dinner

Arrangements have been completed for
the annual meeting Of the Creighton Uni
yerslty Alumni association. which win be
held In the Henshaw hotel rathskeiler
Tuesday evening, January 20.
The affair viii be In the nature of a
good fellowship rally and will include an
elaborate banquet. A brief business meet
ing will be held at which officers will be
elected and measures proposed far the
benefit OF the association Following
the banquet addresses VIII be made by
various members on Creighton and topics
Of interest 10 the graduates.
The University Glee club will attend
ana Is scheduled to Ilven up the evening
with vocal selections.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-22
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
Sentiment in Wheat Trade Shifts to
the Buying Side.
LITTLE HOPE FOR CORN BEARS
As Fer as Big Run is Concerned a
Lively Movement Is Not Ex-
pected for some Time-
Cash Demand Better.

oMAES. Jan ~ 49,
The sentiment in the wheat trade was
undoubtedly on the buying side todAy.
The Argentine news is positively bulhsh.
as both the quality and quantity Of wheat
from that country has been reduced cons
stderahly. AT the same time all forelsn
markets are showing good strength.
The one thing lacking TO make q good
bull market is the lack OF any adequate
cash demand 10 reduce the big visible
supply.
There is little hope for the bears IA
corn as far as big run OF receipts y
concerned IN the near future. The casa
demand Is steadily improving and al matt
ural conditions point TO higher levels. ana
sentiment among the best traders faNots
an advance.
Wheat ruled firm and higher. helped
by the strength in corn and strong Tor
eign cables. Cash wheat was unchanSeu'
Corn continues 10 more than hold us
Own and news Is bullish and values Will
likely be higher. Cash corn sold &c hisner
today.
Primary wheat receipts were fSaose hu.
and shipments were N,oo hu., seains'
receipts last year Of $500 bG' ano snip
Primary corn receipts were Ii5.oeo bu
and shipments were $500 bu,, asains1
receipts last year OF $500 bu. and SNIP
ments of 100 bu.
Clesrances were 1890 bushels OF corn,
equal to 81 100 bushels.
Liverpool closed I'D higher on wheat
and I'D lower on corn.
The following cash sales were reported !,
Wheat No 2 hard, cars, N.ol; NO. ,
hard. ? cars, sLol. Corn: No. yellow !
car. sc; I car. Csc: No. 5 mixed,
cars, 6sisc; No. mixed. 1 car, eiHc' no
grade, / car, 6lc.
Omaha Cash Prices.
wHEAT--No. . hard. tl.09.sdl o.. No.
hard 81 eeFl.0e: No. hard, Sscs1elcihs.
C0RN-No. white, 6Sixa6tc No.
white, 62aS3,<c; No. . color, sSH6stse, No.
5 yellow. 6Susslsc: 4 No. yellow. ellzpe2c;
No, $. esGsS1sc: NJ. 4 slBslire; no grade
tS@eoc.
tSAGtac; No white isisffks.c; No.
white. ssi.Gtsl4c No. yellow, isSt94sisc;
No. yellow. 4su4ske.
No. feed, Sds5ci rejected, heavier
feed, S5ce1s.0e.
RYE-No. :, scdssc; No. g. sSaeoc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-22
OMAHA DRUG MAN Is
'iAR9lED n!

Mr. Orla $. Goodrich. secretary OF the
Goodrich Drug company Of this city. was
married at noon Monday to Miss Dorothy
sticlel at the home of her parents. Lin
wood, Kas. They Immediately left for
Los Angeles. Cal, where Mr.. Goodrich
will spend some time establishing the
Goodrich Sales company, an important
branch. of the company. on the coast.
They will also spend some time at san
Francisco. salt Lake and Denver aud will
be at home at 40s7 Lafayette avenue.
February L.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-22
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION,
Features Of the TrsdisE ssd CLOSING
Prices ON BOARD OF Trade.

CHICAGO, Jan. @-wheat traders to-
day showed themselves responsive To
confirmed reports OF famine prices pre-
yailing throughout large districts In Rus
sla Accordingly, the close left the mar
ket at an advance OF 1saSe over last
night. Corn finished Love up, oats un-
changed TO Sse higher and hog produets
Scantiness OF wheat offerings ffom
Russia influenced buyers, who also were
Affected because Of reduced estimates on
the Australian Drop and owing 10 receipts
northwest OF Chicago being small COM
pa>ed with the corresponding day year
ago, Prospects OF a substantial falling
of In the United Statee visible supply
Notwithstanding that selling grew nh
eral the market suffered no importaT
setback, closing steady at practically the
top figures OF the day. May ranged from
tiao14uLoost. with last sales at SLco1. a
net gain Of NC.
corn was strong from the start Buy.
ing appeared TO be both for Investment
and speculative account despite the fect
that the weather had taken q more ia
vorabie turn. MAY fiuetuated between
e64tssAsc. closing steady, NC net higher,
A. 66Itc. Cash houses were large buyers
IN the sample market. No. ? yellow was
not quoted
oats. although extremely dull, took
their cue from other grain. Upper anu
lower levels touched by May were is'sc
and ts,sspisAsc, with last sales at 49Isc. a
In the provision crowd II began TO look
as n the friends of the hog had been
everconfident. Prices gradually slid OF
and tonight pork was down 5HfVc ana
the rest OF the list 5SsM6c.
Leading options closed as Follows;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-22
READ E.SIAIE
FARM a RANCH LAND FOR SALE
British CoItmhia.

Choice valley farms in tracts Of leo acres
or more on easy terms, within to miles
from the towns along thl Grand Trunk
Prince Rupert. Write fur booklet de-
sc<ibing this Wonderful country. b.
MeSel, District Sales Agent. 81 Paxton
Bldg. OInahs.- Neb.
CHOICE fruit farms in tracts OF II
acres or none on easy terms; along the
skeena river near Prince Rupert. Central
British Columbia. Call or Writ X Meyel,
district sales agent. esl Paxton Bldg,
Omaha Neh.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-22

NEW YORK. Jan. 2o.--DRY GOODS
Cotton drills In twills and duck have been
advanced. Prices on outing flannels and
donnetts will be made by leading houses
on Monday. Trade for the week was OF a
conservative character. but very steady.
LINENS are higher. with buyers showing a
disposition to operate on late deliveries.
Burlaps are in fair inquiry. with a light
business passing.