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Evening star., 1916-12-25
Big Tree for Boys.

There is much going on, too. at the
National Training School for Boys,
where the entertainment started Satur-
day evening. with big tree in the as
sembly hall Not one of the 400 boys
Evening star., 1916-12-25
Children's Hospital.

Notes to Santa Claus and requests OF
others who could not write We're full
filed at the Childrens Hospital yester-
ones received presents.
Early in the week the children who
could write told in notes just what they
wanted. while the others endeavored as
best they could to tell just what they
wanted. The board of lady managers
of the institution, under the direction
of Mrs. William Merriam the chair
man, saw to it that plenty of toys were
provided.
The children were all taken to the
playroom at 2:30 o'clock. where large
Christmas tree had been trimmed. and
there they received the presents. They
later joined in singing Christmas carols
which had been taught them by the
kindergarten teacher
Today, aside from playing with their
toys. the children enjoyed a turkey
dinner with plenty of trimmings.
Columbia Hospital for Women.
A large Christmas tree trimmed with
tinsel and brilliantly illuminated greet
ed the patients of the free ward of the
Columbia Hospital for Women this
morning.
No special program had been ar
ranged for the observance of the day,
but a dinner for the occasion had been
provided.
Eve. Ear and Throat Hospital.
Children at Episcopal Eye, Ear and
Throat Hospital were made happy
when this morning they found that
Santa Claus had not forgotten them.
Their stockings, which they had hung
up last night, were found filled with
candy and other good thing to cat. A
large Christmas tree had also been
decorated in the ward.
The others at the hospital likewise
received many presents and had a
Christmas tree for themselves.
Holy communion was celebrated at I
O'Clock this morning in the chapel OF
the institution. Exercises were also
held last night in the chapel, "t which
Rev. DIR. William Tayloe Snyder of the
Church of the Incarnation conducted
services. A quartet from Bethlehem
chapel sang several Christmas hymns.
Evening star., 1916-12-25

Last evening the nurses gathered in
the halls of the institution and sang
Christmas carols for the patients.
Evening star., 1916-12-25

Although most of the cities in Japan
have good sidewalks. modern street paw
ing Is practically unknown in the en-
pire
Evening star., 1916-12-25
Hospital for the Insane.

Christmas trees. decorated with tin
sci and various ornaments were placed
IN each the eighteen buildings of the
Government Hospital for the Insane.
Many OF the patients had .purcha sed
presents which they exchanged with
each other. Candy. cigars and other good
things were given to the patients by
the hospital authorities
Arrangements have been complete ed
Evening star., 1916-12-25
to be guests of honor at a dance I
night at the Playhouse.
~ Garfield Memorial HOSPITAL.

Children at Garfield Memorial Hos
pital received many presents and a
large Christmas tree had been deco
rated for them today. They also were
given Christmas dinner. There was
singing by a number of women from
churches Yesterday afternoon in the
wards OF the institution for the pa
tientS.
Evening star., 1916-12-25

We offer our entire stock of Fur Coats and Sets,
without reserve at substantial reductions from reg
llar prices, comprising g1class matched sets and
coats i'm all desirable Degts.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-23
Races Carded for Wednesday in
the Great Western Circuit Here ,
200 Paee-omaha Printing Company Purse. $500.

belle w. blk H. by Not Given. Bey Agt, Syracuse Neb
zABonnivard 2lA by Vice Commodore A. son Monroe Ia
-colege Gent 2o8A Kentucky P Carson Winnipeg Can
5-L Belle onlne 26A CHI m by B. shuer Agt Indian
apolis Ind
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shallown, la.
7Say 2 by Don Densmore Henry Thomas Ast
By Seneca Hs, p m Ws:t 4 Ron
1o-Th Ghost 2osA, 6, Manager j. F. Cole Bookheld Mo-
2:3o Trot-Commercia Club Purse, $780,
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MS S1x W'fs R %;r M9as' Aas., c
9-Rapelo Dr. S. by George B. Spede Ream, Libertyvle ILL.,
Pace-Hal Mckinney Purse $1,000
Merriman, 2lA, by Merriam c. Robt Harrison Gales
Bonnie Brine b. g. by Pearson Chicago Ill
Captain Heir Law 219A blk h, by Heir at Law First Frank C.
Fanny Shirley 2O9S m Shirley Blackburn Dixon NJ
Fa5mer Boy z7A b. BY Leon Bsskey d R. Stea Aurora Ne
George Durbin 224A by Governor Durbn F. Flack Page
9-H Corners b. S. by Agott Hail. Dennson Omaha, Neb
Chimes BY The Magnet schnstock Bros West Point Neb
12 Manager 29A blk g, F. Cole, Agt, Brook
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Pointer BY Not Gwen B. Hunter r New Madrid No
6Power Patch 23h by Dan Patch Int l5S Horse Farm mime
Fisher, h. BY Fisher W Nem Agt, Sour Lake Tex
T HarO y The h S sg:n E a p pso mas Nb
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Marie m, BY Wilkes Chef Kelley West Liberty Ia
Chance by Prince onlne Midway Stock Farm Kearney Nb
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-23

These sales were reported today: -
wheat--No. hard winter: cars, Sl.i7
No. hard winter cars Sl4s; cars
si47; s cars. ,i.ish; sx cars. n.ts. No.
cars. si45h; s cars. s1.45; car. A.H;
car, Si.43; 4 cars. t1.42; car. n.41h:
car, la No. 4 hard winter: car. ti.tbh
car, t1.43: / car, N.40; I cars, N.3e:
cars. sI.as: . cars. sl.a7; car. ti.se, Sam
pie hard winters lear. q: 30; car; ,i.siMi
car. Sl.ls: No. spring; car. tl.tsi
! car. t1.4s; / car. t1.4a. No. mixed.
car, tI.4s; . cars, ti,47; car. $i.b;
car, ti,il; / car. si.s7. No mixed: ! car
si.ss. Sample mixed: car. si.ssh.
corn--Nc. white: s-b cars. sic No: .
No. 4 white: 1 car. sohc; / car, 7shc, No.
white: 3 cars 7sc. No. Q white: car,
7sho. No. yellow; / car. sine. No.
yellow: cars. sic. No. mixed; car.
80Mc No. mixedi as cars. soc. No.
mixed; l ear, 7shc: cars. 7sHc. No;
oats-No. . white: 1 car. laHc. Stand
ard: cars. lsc. No. 8 white: IS cars, 42hc;
cars, t2c. No. I white: cars, 42c; .
carr .,sr SAMPLE pI. White %ns. isrs hard
31.ls0i4s; No. . hard, tl.I91.H; No
hard, Si.ss@i.45: No. spring. $i.te0i.bi
No. 3 spring, 1i.ts0Its: No. . durum. u 80
@i9s; No. . durum. tl.3o6l.s4. Corn: No,
! white. sos oslo; No. 2 white, so@sic;
Sssc: No. Z white. 7sS7sMe: No. . yellow,
six @siAc; No. yellow. Soh oslo; No.
yellow, s00sohc; No. S yellow. ION @soo:
No. 6 yellow, 7s@7snc; No, Q mixed. sok
@sohc; No. . mixed, 7s% @soc: No. =
mixed. 7sA 97she; No. s mixed, 7sh @7sc;
4sGsskc; standard. AN 04ac; No. . white.
la6bl2Kc,' No, 4 white, AN @42c Barley.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-23
NEW YORK STOCKS
Volume of Business Larger
Than Upon Any Other
Day Of Year.
MOTOR SHARES WE

New York, Aug. 22.-The volume Of bus
mess on the stock market yesterday was
larger. with q few exceptions, than on
any other day this year. the overturn
reaching 1,350,00o shares. Trading was on
rising scale Of prices and nearly all
branches Of the list contributed to the
buoyant tone. Motors, which were relatively
weak, and shipping Issues. which forfeited
a small part OF their recent gains. were the
exceptions.
United States Steel was the commanding
feature, outdistancing all other stocks In
point Of activity on It's extreme advance of
w points to s7h, new record. Trans
actions In Steel, which embraced innumer-
able individual lots Of 1000 to over 1000,
Appropriated 100000 shares.
Other stocks. including Industrial equip
ments, and war issues. rose l to I points.
with unusual activity In Bethlehem Steel
which gained lsh points at $50. Coppers
and Zinc shares, Mexicans, the Distilling
issues and half score Of unclassifed Issues
were higher by Q to 4 points, with for
Sears- Roebuc at 2l2.
Reading led the railway list on its gross
gain Of IN to 10sH, the balance Of the list
holding back until the final hour. when
that entire division, particularly the trans
continental westerns, and northwesterns and
coalers registered gains ranging from to
3 points, The movement In these stocks
synchronised with Washington dispatches.
which gave rise to greater optimism re-
spectinK the outcome OF the railway labor
conferences.
The setback OF Motors was explained by
the announcement of a sale of q large block
of treasury by the WHY'S Overland COM
pany. General news was of negative
character, aside from the receipt Of another
installment OF British gold. This found no
reflection In foreign RNChnnga h0wnVaf
that market being extremely apathetic.
h Heavy accumulation OF Anglo French IS
ht a fractional advance, Impaired strength
to the bond market Total sales. par value.
were s4,2sb,000.
United States bonds were unchanged on
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-23

Sheep--The supply Of sheep and lambs
today was even larger than Mondays, ar
r rnn being estimated At iiS cars, or 49,
500 head. The local run was again by far
the largest on the map. For the week to
date receipts are bS,541 head, being twice
as large as either last week or two weeks
ago, 5000 heavier than year ago, and the
largest for any similar period since oc-
tober last year.
Yesterdays fat lamb market closed IN at
the low time OF the day. During the fore
noon lambs sold freely enough at a 100 l5c
decline, but the market weakened still fur
ther when there were still twenty or more
cars In first hands. and when these were
finally sold It was at prices that were a
quarter or more below last weeks close.
Packers had another big lamb supply At
their disposal this morning. and another
slump was in order. That Ia. forenoon sales
were lo9l6o lower than the early trade
yesterday, though they looked fully steady
to. II anything. stronger than Mondays low
close.
As on yesterday, the big bulk of the fat
onerlngs was cleaned up by midday,
though there were several bands still un-
sold at that time, Six cars more of the
choice CALIFORNIA; that brought $10,76 du.
plicated tho price today However. the
bulk OF the offerings sold down around
S10.25@106o, with an occasional bunch as
high as 5000. Compared with the best
time Yesterday the general run of prices
were steady. while everything sold up to
| noon looked steady to, II anything. stronger
than Mondays late trade.
The aged sheep supply was pretty slim,
hardly enough stun being here to make
market Prices were called about steady.
some pretty good ewes selling as high as
1915. with good Idaho yearings at $3.50.
Forenoon sales of feeders were mainly at
good nrm prices, spread Of s1o.00@lo.to
catching most punches. A couple of loads
sold AZ high as 1880. a new record figure,
but up to midday that was the only sale
above yesterdays top OF 5000. Feeder
sheep are anything but plentiful and are
selling at well sustained prices Yearlings
made $3.50 this morning, with ewes at
5000
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-23
GRAIN And PRODUCE
Cash Wheat Is Trifle Easier
and Sells Half to Cent
and a Half Lower.
NOT MANY EARLY SALES

Omaha. August 20. 1915
The cash wheat market was a trifie easier
today and sold from hc to INC lower.
The cash demand was excellent but there
were not many early sales reported on ac-
count Of the weakness of the market To-
ward the close, however. the traders seemed
more willing to let go Of their samples,
rather than hold them for tomorrows
market
No. hard wheat sold around Sl.A and
tl.lsH, the three hard averaged from Sl.45
to $1.l5h and the four hard ranged from
N.s6 to S1.45h, with the bulk selling from
1l.37 to $1.3s.
changed to Ike lower, the bulk of the sam
pies selling on the decline. the better grades
Of white corn selling unchanged
Oats were In good demand, at prices rang
ing from Nc to Nc lower.
The bulk Of receipts graded No. 3 white
and sold around 42@42hc.
Standard oats sold at 42c and No. . white
brought 43kc.
Rye and barley were quoted nominaily
10 to &c lower.
ciearances were: wheat-snd flour equal
70 l.sss goo bushels: corn. 1000 bushels;
Liverpool close: wheat. Sd to Sd higher;
corn, I'd to Id lower.
Primary wheat receipts were 1850, 900 bu.
and shipments 1883, 900 bu., against receipts
Of $4,000 bu and shipments of 1.i7l.ooo
bu. last year.
Primary corn receipts were $4,000 bu
and shipments 27s 900 bu.. against receipts
Of $4,000 bu. and shipments of $4,000 bu.
last year.
Primary oats receipts were 2,ls5.ooo bu
and shipments 10000 bu.. against receipts
Of 1.+ss.ooo Blu. and shipments Of $4,000 bu'
last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-23
To Quickly Relieve
Soreness and inflammation

Rub in a few drops of Absorbine, Jr. It
is. surprising how promptly 1t penctrates and
acts--how clean and pleasant It is to use
and now economical. because only a few
drops are required to do the work.
In addition to being dependable. lini.
ment. Abscrblne. Jr,, is safe, powerful,
trustworthy antiseptio and germicide which
doubles It's efficiency and Its uses.
When applied to cuts, bruises and sores IL
kills the germs, makes the wound asept,-
oally clean and promotes rapid, healthy
healing. II allays pain and inflammation
promptly. Swollen glands. painful varicose
veins, wens and bursal enlargemeats yield
readily to the application OF Absorbine, Jr.
Abscrbine. Jr.. is sold by leading drug
gists at ti.oo and s2,oo bottle or sent al.
rect postpaid.
Liberal trial bottle postpaid for ioc In
stamps.
W. y. Young. r. D. r
lW Temple 81. Springfield. Mas.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-23
WESTERNS.
EHHn nIk


SOUTH DAKOTA.
II feeders. sls 90 +feeders. 30
8 cows, ssb 6 go
T. o. Burton nd.
10 cows. ..sSo 30 2cows..,. $50 rs
W. Pennis.Wyomins' . 9.
George H. Meyer-Nebraska.
sfesdsrs. es7 90 2steers. .l213 50
Az Bar Cattle Co.---Montana.
10 cows...1125 100 steer. 1870 so
W. " johnson Cattle Co.--wyo.
sstssr'' 'l ,ss - LISTERS steer. 81, 81. &c
Hogs-Continued light supplies here a
very broad shipping demand. good packing
request, and sharply higher markets at
other points all combined to give the local
market another big push upward Order
buyers again bought = half or more Of the
lbo In few instances to In most cases
90 @s6o higher Tho advance carried the
top up to t10.76. 2bc above yesterdays high
rnark' and within dime Of tho record for
the yards.
Packers were short yesterday, and with
shippers buying so freely there was only
one thing to do, and that was follow the
market already established. Their purchases
showed fully as much OF an advance as
shippers. being all Of l6c to. in the majority
Of cases. 2002Sc higher than yesterday
Bulk offerings again sold real early
though few sellers who didn't think they
wero bid the full strength of the market
on carly rounds were still fighting for an
other nickel after nearly everything had
changed hands.
At best It was another very Irregular
market. and averaged nearly . quarter
higher than yesterday. Bulk Of the sales
landed at Slo.to@l0,bo. and tops. as noted,
reached sio7b. within a dime OF the record
esta blighed In 1910. Bulk IL still selling
around t0c below the high time six years
ago. Current prices are to@bo higher than
at the close Of last week, shippers having
taken over half the light offerings the last
two days
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-23
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


Chicago. Aug. 22--wheat declined nearly
&c from the top today. but recovered most
OF II and closed with net losses for the day
Of V to 1hc. Corn declined u TO Nc and
oats u to Us. Provisions closed on az to
i6c.
Al the opening wheat sold higher, appAr-
entity from habit, although there was further
bullish encouragement In the rains reported
IN the northwest Then began n stubborn
decline In the face of tho heaviest kind OF
profit taking sales One firm alone disposed
Of 100000 bushels OF long wheat,
The leading bull houses took Il In al
every half point drop, until near the close
tho bottom was reached The reaction was
swift Prices advanced by leaps and bounds
and the closing tone was considered strong,
drop In the cables from Liverpool was
an influence In the selling and reports that
foreigners were taking most OF the wheat
was influential In the recovery. Short sales
Of most of l.7bo.o00 bushels were reported
There was no abatement OF crop damage
reports from the northwest and Canada.
Rains In Iowa and Illinois led to heavy
selling OF corn by commission houses and
TO lesser extent by local bears Offerings
dried up on the decline and when wheat
rallied. corn followed sharply. Spot prices
were y to ie lower and shipping sales
still restricted by the scarcity OF cars coun.
try offerings were reported liberal
Oats followed the lead OF wheat and
corn Seaboard houses were reported good
buyers, but tho car shortage curtsilsd ship.
ments. Spot prices worked of Nc. Prices
declined cent from the top and recovered
half Of II near the close.
In the provision pit lard and ribs worked
lower on realizing sales. but pork, for which
considerable foreign demand was reported
worked higher.
Cash Prices--wheat: No. red nominal:
No. . red. til5@f6i: No Q hard, ii. IsT
1.bt: No. hard, ti.4bN @i.62. Corn: No
: yellow, SIN 0sshe. No. yellow, SAG
akEc: No. white, sb4e. Oats No 1
white, an @A6%ci standard. tbMG45hc
Rye: No. 2. si,isi4 @iieM Barley. SOC
4l.it, Seeds: Timothy nominal: clover
500 @l4-S0. Proyisions Pork, t2S.00;
lard. 1855 ribs, ti42o0147o.
Poultry-Essy; springs 2o02ic.
Nutter--Firm; receipts. 1857 tubs
creamery extras. ale; extra firsts 500
oVkc; firsts 70 q 2sc; seconds. 2sM @27c.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-23

steers. ,7.ooGIo75; yearling steers and
heifers, ss.50@l1.1o; cows. s5.6o@775;
stockers snd feeders. ,5.30@s.o0: Texas
steers. t5.50Us.50: prime southern steers,
sso0@s.00; cows and heifers, $4.5o4S.o0;
prime yearling steers and heifers, 1850
900: native calves. 36.0o9i1.75.
Hogs--Receipts, 1890 head: market,
highr: pigs and lights. 37.50@l1.2o; mixed
and butchers. 310.s09l2.5S; heavy. t11.l59
il3o: bulk Of sales, s11.o0@l1.20.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 1900 head:
market, steady; lambs, S7.00@10.65;
slaughter ewes, $5.00Q7.25; bleating ewes,
S700910.o0; yearling ewes, 100000.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-23
Kansn. city General Market.

Kansas City, Aug. 2s.--wheat--No
hard, ti47@i,53; No, red, N.63@l.S6
Septen,ber, SLAIN December, sli7A q
1.47A; May, sl6th Gl.Sl@,
corn--ac lower; No. mixed. ss@sSci
No. Q white, s2hc; No, . yellow. siis assoc
September, slhe; December. AXE; May
76%c.
mixed, i6mtsc,
Rutter---Creamery, csc: firsts, 26o sec.
onds. 25c; packing s3hc.
Eggs--Firsts, csc.
Poultry--iIens lac; ROSTERS. loHc; broil.
ers lie
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-23
Kansas City Live Stock Market.

Kansas City. Aug. 22.-Cattle-Receipts.
$1,000 head: market lower; prime fed
steers, fs.759I0.75; dressed beef steers,
F.5oGa50; western steers, 36.75@s.0o;
stockers and feeders, 36.o09s25; bulls.
t52b@625; calves. &s6o@1lo0.
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000 head; market
higher; bulk Of sales, sl0.t0@l0.s6: heavy.
Sl0309l070;- packers and butchers, $l0.50
91o.so: light. s1o.s091o.s5: pigs. ts.6oU
800.
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts. 5000 head;
market steady; lambs, {lo26@1loo; year
lings, f.759s.35: wethers, $726@s.0o;
ewes, 167567.50
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-23

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~. s. ref rs, eou 20 Mont. Power bs, PIN
.U 8 "a reg, .i00AN. Y. c. deb. 6s..ll2S
.. s. IS. eou. =. .Ioo,.N. y. City ihs
u. 9. Is. req. 'iosh qssS) JOSH
~. s. 4s, cou. :, ITO IN. y; N. H. q
.'KT& 7. c;4hsiiihNo, Pae. sss....".sis
Atch, gen IS ...ab Ore. s. l.. ref. 4s..91A
Halt 4 Ohio 4s. .g0% Pac r, n r. Is ..10lh
Cent, Pac ist,...ss Penn. con. ths., l0th
Ches, q o, G. 4hs,Si& Penn. gen. Ans. .l0i ~
c., b. 4 q. J, Is. ,ssb Reading gen. 1885
c,,M.& stP. cs6s,ioe% st, |. & s. +.
c., r, I. 4 p. Ry. ref ts.,..:. 3@Nh
ref, as,,,...,ssflAS SO. Psc. CIV, IS. ,l0ih
Colo. q &, r. AVA. san SO. Pac. ref. As. .s87t
b, & i o. q. is..7sHso Railway IS. ..1ooA
'Erie gen. IS, \, 7sh un. Pie, 4s.,.s.,.seis
sGt. No list 44s.e9 y. s. Rubber 6s, Hoax
.Ili, Cent ref 4s..Ss L. S. Steel Ss,.. .l05@
Int. NJ, NJ. ths.ioshw; Union 4,ss,",aS
tx. C, s. ref, IS, 30 'Westinghouse
l.. & NJ un. ..o4A Electric CIV, 6s,l2i
NJ, X. 4 \, LIST 4s7ih'D. r. G......6s
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Liberal, Prices
Steady to Higher-Lambs
Lower, Sheep Steady.
HOGS Is TO 25 CENTS UP

Cattle-Receipts were quite liberal this
morning, making a total for the two days
Of 1919 head. about 1000 head smaller
than last week and 5000 head larger than
year ago. Beef steers were generally
loo higher than yesterday. the best corn
fed selling to 1880. while there were
range steers good enough to bring ISIS
Cows and heifers were In good demand and
little stronger. Stockers and feeders
were In good demand at about steady
prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-23

New York. Aug. 22.--Prime Mercantile
Paper--3ha3% per cent
sterling Exchange - Sixty-day bills,
u7IS; demand, N,7b HE; cables,
tA76 Tic.
silver--Bar, G6Ac; Mexican dollars SIC
Bonds--Governmen steady; railroad,
strong.
Time Loans--Easier. sixty days, ak@a
per cent; ninety days, soak per cent; six
months, 3&@ per cent.
Call Money--steady; highest, IN per
cent; lowest, Q per cent; ruling rate ~
per cent; last loan. az per cent: closing bid
. per cent; offered at az per cent
The cotton market closed steady at net
advance OF 10 to 7 points.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-23
Sioux City Live Stock Market,

Sioux City. Ia. Aug. 22.-cattle-Re-
ce!pts. 1900 head: market steady; beef
steers. &700@1O.OO; Gamers, ss.75@5.bO;
stockers and feeders. 35.10@73o; bulls,
stays. etc, ,5.5o17.O0; feeding cows and
heifers, S5.50@665.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head; market zoo
CSC higher; light. $1O.0o01o.15: mixed,
lo.16@10.6o: heavy, $1o60910.76; bulk of
sales, $10.15Ql0.35.
Sheep and Lambs-Not quoted.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-23

Chicago. Aug. 22.-Cattie-Receipts. 1906
head: market weak to loc lower: beeves
T.0o911.10: cows and heifers. s360@s40
stockers and feeders. s5.00G7.75; western
steers. &7.+0@S75, calves. S9.00Rl250.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 head; market $50
zoe higher than Yesterdays average; bulk
OF sales, s1o76; light, s10.7o9lLs0; mixed
slo4o@u.26; heavy. &1o.25@l1.2o; rough
$1025111.45.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 10000 head;
market weak and loo lower; natives, t6.409
776; western, $s.759s.00; lambs, 1880
1910.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-23

New York, Aug. 22-Metals-Lead. strong
at ts.6o@s.76. spelter, quiet: spot, East
St. Louis delivery, Ss.259s76. Copper.
firm; electrolytic, $26.60027.50. Iron.
steady and unchanged. Tin. steady; spot.
33s.25@3s.76.
At London: Spot copper, f11o los; fu-
lures, fl0S; electrolytic, f127; spot tin, f16s;
futures. t170. Lead. ESQ; spelter. fbb.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-23

New York, Aug. 22x-Evaporated Apples
Quiet. fancy, 767%c; choice. SGshc:
prime, 5M@5%c.
Dried Fruits--Prunes--Firm; California.
81 csc; orcgons.f 7@llc. Apricots, easy;
choice, l2@i2hc; extra choice, 12h q 1Sc /;
choice, lsh9ishc. Peaches. dull; choice.
6%c; extra choice. &c; fancy. TAG. Raisins,
steady; loose muscateis, sGsAc; choice TO
fancy seeded, 79sc, seedless. SMQl0hc.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-23

st. Joseph, Aug. 22.-Cattle-Receipts
1900 head; market steady; 9 GERS, $500
1925; cows and heifers, SA.0o@s.50; calves
sG,00411.00
Hogs--Receipts, $500 head; market high.
er; top. 5000; bulk Of sales. 31o.40@Io.7B
shepe and Lambs-Receipts, 1000 head
market lower; lambs. $10Oo@1O76; ewes
}6.75@726
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-23
Omaha Hay Market.

Omaha. Aug. 21.-Hay-Choiee upland
3s.oo@s 800; No. 8, ,S.Oo@s.oO: No. mid
land prairie. ss.bo@sbO; No. 2. 3Zoo@s.oo:
choice lowland, $500; No. l. $500; No. 2.
H.00@5.00; No. 5. s3.0oQ4.0o.
AlfaIfa-Choice. $1,000: No. /. tlo.5o@
1850; standard, {8.50@l0.00.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-23

Savannah, Ca. August 23.-Turpentine.
firm. 42Hc: sales, 42l bbls.; receipts, 762
bills: shipments, 263 bills; stocks, lS.36s
bbls
Rosin. firm; sales, 1895 bills: receipts.
2,72o bills; shipments, s,275 bbls.; stocks,
65,721 bbls. Quote: A. B, 35.75; C, D. $3.50;
E, $500; r. 1910; @. $3.50; H, J, X, NJ.
1886; N, 500; VIC, $6.46; WV, $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-23
Minnsnnoli. Grain Market.

Minneapolis, Aug. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
si.5sN: December, si.57. Cash: No, . hard
si64h; No. northern, $i.bS6L62h; No.
northern. tl.bsh ai.6oh.
Fiour---unchanged.
Barley--75c%si.o1
Rye--ti.l7Qi.lS
Rran---sis6o@aloO,
corn--No, yellow, ssGsIc.
pats--No. . white, AN GAN
Flax Seed--talsS s.22S.