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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-13
HOLD Fireman ON
CHARGE OF ARSON

Oscar Void. a city fireman. b501
Duwamish ave. II under arrest
Monday. accused OF arson.
lie Is said to have applied the
torch to n dwelling at 633s l4th
aye. s.. on September 90 The place
was occupied by Peter Reiglona and
the insured furniture belonged TO
Void.
Fire Marshal Bringhurst reported
the fire of incendiary origin Mt the
time.
A complaint accusing Void was
sworn to i'm Justice Gordon's court
Saturday. and Constable Boyle ar
rested the fireman early Monday.
According 10 Boyle. Void denies
his guilt and attributes the whole
affair TO members of his wife's fam.
lily.
Void Is accused OF soaking union
suit with varnish and igniting Il
after he stuffed II between the
walls of the attic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-13
BY JACK JukCMEYER

fRhhtA NVff'f l'AN'aAf
kisouAlLY. Wash, March II.
"A certain writer gained fame
BY declaring that pigs 10 pigs
A. L. Brown, nnaster farmer.
who runs a big parcel post"
ranch here. says that may 90 as
good hUmor. but would be q
mighty poor business conclusion.
There are pigs AND pigs"
Gays Brown. meaning there are
pigs that pay and pigs that don't
Farmer Brown has been keeping
books on hogs for years, and he
ought 20 know.
II 10 part Of the system by
which he has created a $500. 900
ranch from q salt marsh In II
yearp.
My pig department records
show" he explained. the amount
OF food consumed per month in
any pen. the strain OF the hog.
and n Il is prolific: the live
weight before killing and the
amount OF waste after II reaches
the packing house.
Il thus determine what the
meat building qualities OF food
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al the least cost. and many other
factors which the average far
mer leaves to guess work.
HERE'S ONE IDEA I
Il have by careful checking
and experimenting found out that
in my pens II In most profitable
TO XIII hogs at six months OF age.
At that time they have cost me
In food. care. interest on the
ground and buildings they use.
just about Sc They weigh be-
tween lis and 200. average. and
at prevailing market prices net
me a profit OF over 100 per cent.
Il could keep them longer and
their weight would increase. but
not proportionateiy TO the amount
and cost OF feeding necessary.
II have learned just when 10
dispose OF my hogs. And II In
one OF the secrets OF successful
farming. which can be applied
to other stock as well.
Agriculture, horticulture and
stock ranching are full OF such
profitable secrets. many OF them
Etill TO be discovered. for the
thoughtful man who applies
sound business principles TO his
management"
Brown has developed a genius
for dIversification.
he LEARNS MUCH
He found that root crops
carrots. ruiabagas. mangels--
gave him three times the Weld
per acre over surface green
silage crops. beside conserving
his soil better.
II Is more profitable in the
long run. he has found. 10 buy
certain crops than to give up
valuable acreage to raising them.
He erected his packing house
because he could pay himself
better prices and use HIS own
products more advsntageously
than by disposing OF his cattle
and hogs and poultry TO the big
packing plants.
The skim milk from the dairy
goes TO the pig department at so
much per gallon. The skim milk
thus becomes source OF profit
TO the cattle department. And
the hogs are charged mn with II
In figuring their cost OF produc-
ton.
The bones and offal and vege-
table waste from the packing
plant is charged up as food to
the chicken department at :
cents per ponnd-stuff which
Brown would have 20 buy at $40
n ton for his poultry.
Accurate tab is kept on all
these transactions by the man.
ayers. the items being figured,
into cost just as they are In big
industrial Establishments.
ALWAYS THINKING
And yet. so simply Is this
done. that there Is scarcely
record in evidence at the farm
office. The farm isn't book
heavy"
Farmer Brown never quits
thinking. He doesn't know when
he's had enough. Next thing he's
going to try Is 10 run all the
machinery on his place by arte.
sian well power
He's even got time 10 feed and
protect the wild song and game
birds on his place because they
decided asset TO HIS scheme OF
success.
Ito BE Continueol :,
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TO MAKE BABY CHECK

Washington club women hope 10
make every county seat In the state
center for better baby" advice.
Mrs. \. 5. McCready OF Snohomish.
chairman Of the baby week commit.
tee OF the State Federation OF Wom-
ems Clubs. has announced that a
check will be made to see just how
many communities are taking stems
In that direction.
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SAY IT IS GARBLED

WASHINGTON. March l3.-The
Mexican embassy stated today that
Chrranza manifesto. as published
today. was grossly misquoted.
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s-For Sale Miscellaneous


SASH AND DOORS
Our NsS Catalogue FOR 1919
Sew ready rcF distribution Largest
stock best goods only one price.
s.riY veneer panels. .auar. fses o. % =
Fiber WALL board, square foot Is
e'Fcss-pau~i doors. firs, quality Sc
frert doors fancy gias. s..-- ssa
Cottage front windows bottom
GLASS teNte, top siaas faxis ... sss
= inch ausrter-rpund. zee feet M IL
zsireh picfars nouid ie3 feet , g
our 1914 catalogue better ihsn sSsf csist
t-eeo 20 print and prepare. ard i pa
iiieely me most eemFisir. rnesf ur.Ge-
date. most educational cafafosus ~
sash and doors ard mfil NerN ~r ever
produced IN cur 10 years - cansfsht
sndsavor. send Tor copy % aur 1918
eafaioEus No n. matted fre~. pest
paid. without charge. on request We
have eur own mills self any ens. .hip
anywhor. only on- price
o n WILLIAMS CO
SASH AND DOORS
1915 FIRST Ave e~sttie VAST
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ties and explains love affairs and fam
fly troubles. reuniteH the separated. etc
Satisfaction guaranteed OF no charge
No one In trouble turned away. money
or no money Permanently located ct
SIC rnian ~,
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HOLD A BABY PARADE

Motion picture operators filmed a
cavalcade OF youngsters when the
Riddles of the University district
naraded in honor of Baby week
urday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-13
A DRIVERS A DRIVER

Light department auto drivers
VIII not receive any special consid-
erations from traffic officers. SUI
perintendent J. u, Ross, OF the light
department, addressed letter TO
Chief Lang Monday. stating that
they had all been given a course OF
instruction on traffic ordinances.
and requested that they be made to
obey the laws the same as private
citizens"
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MADAM klRL
the Wrndrrfui
EGYPTIAN
PERENOlOGiST

n eads Your head fus'
as u indicates from
the cFadi. 20 grave
VI hat business YOU
are adapted Tor.
"a hon and whom
you will marry. set
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23--Personais
Continued

A wtnowEn. 80 years Wishes 60 make
acquaintance - good ard honest
Scandinavian eitnW DF aif about the
same ass n must Do one WHO loves
home and rhildr.n A Snod hone faf
o.. ttsht party hand your picture
With the first letter Prefer N9rs
wsriAn. object maifimeuT Address
nas a. clear lake. wash
ALI suFFEnEEH from any cause What
ever Should take health treatments
noe offered 90 tha puhiic. free saas
DAYS Wednesdays and FRIDAYS. from
. ~ 90 10 o. m given ~ The Divine
Scientists IA frfh ave- Apt =. ffFsr
sfis offerings Only
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PSYCHOLOGISTS


y a. rtian rhFeuoiogisl
y ~afs your entire life
Eiftnr adYics on
family 'rouhins love
speculation. ~ Rr
ftasr. separations.
shat steps 20 take
e. h~ successfui
unitsr the separated
captains NhinE'
Witch have aiwsy-
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hen a mystery. what vocation YOU are
adapted for. etc Why not see the
beat Satisfaction guaranteed sea Pine.
near Westinka Market
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Funeral Notice.


hRoWN--At The home % hts brother.
George thrown. 10 Homer 1t
Mach ~. iBis. John q NfoWu aged
AZ years beloved father 81 Mrs ~
harb~r Sunny side. WASH. and brnthsf
~ Mrs Mary Hi.ssii Mrs. } 81 Nlehei.
son. Mrs A W. iAmtsnn aad usefEs
hroNn % Georxetevn seattle
Funeral services will te conducted
Tuesday. March ~. A. . M, from the
oeorEe,oNn Presbyterian church Inter
lusnt In NJ Pleasant Friends Invited
Sprinkle Freas 1910 natieY 81. funsfsl
directors
Miss VIOLET ApEft.A noHsWfs
HoSktN--pied March ~. ace es
years beloved daughter ~ Me-. and
Mr. Joseph Hoskin. sister 81 caFsi.
Dorothy william and HARRY tlashtu
Funeral services viii - AZ the home.
IL Mlnor ave, n. Tuesday March u.
a. $50 p ~. tntsrment AZ i-aksfisv
y = :. % - =. =. =, = -. =. =, .. =. :. =. -.
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WANT AID RATES


One cent word per Insertion.
six times for the price % five
Coupon books-One hundred lines
10 be used as desired $500.
Help and situation ads, ono-haif rate
Funeral notices ,.as...ssss...ss. aVc
Transt~as--thsrxc tdsrrtt.tnx
Per lire per insertion ..s+4s...s...ss Sc
SIX Insertions for the price % five.
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within 10 DAYS after first insertion.
Want ads. received up 10 n 30 a. M
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The star will not be- responsible for
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Insertion. and the placing ot an al.
for more than one time shall b
construed as an acceptance % this
rendition By the advertiser
Advertisers must present original
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ters addressed 20 box numbers care
The star. when Want Ads, cun-
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phone The star will give replies 70
parties calling for same. and as
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action.
Want Ad. Agent. University District
LINCOLN PHARMACY
North sts. tSth and Waiiingford
Want Ad. Agent, ballard District
Y. ~ MULLEN
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CLOTHING
4 6-Homesteads

@b--Honesteads
hiy INDIAN HrEERvATfoS TO OPEN
ne ees arrts fu- ssttiemsnii wheat
frati rsrsrai farm lands tite per
sersi open ccruirr summer homes fer
is.eee send 70 cents 81 once for
copies With r~itsbi. Information re-
Esrdinr this great region. wenstches
West ,. Daily world, Dept. a
si-Public Notices
TO WHOM 1T NAY cO$cEHNs
Th~ undersigned hA. made application -
sSi ahiish wood working shop at ttf
ref a. lots and a. block !. Edtn
Add Any ore de.irins e. protest
aEstns' such sn establishment viii file
such protest at tho office ~ snpefiH-
tsHdsui - buildings prior 10 Monday,
March -. 1915
COMMERCIAL BASH AND DOOR CO.
tl~rsse-
WrFT q WHEELER. Agents
~4r~r-~r-Nr@~-NsSs0@~sN ~~~~~~~~~r~~~~e~~~~~~
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NICE HOME SITE
K,nK,ASp n.Scm on rrmus

SNAP Little farm fron'ins
county rad shnui acres
cleared ana 30 9srfsn. hat
anrs sieshed anf burned
ali different vsris'iss 81
berries and fruit ns~
f-foom cottage good we'll
and pump ouner sninx
hack - Detroit. and must
e. party on place a. once
Win take 1850. terms 'iae
rash. tie mnnthlY. Take
kirkland boats a. Madison
park direct 20 nnrse a Par
fnrs office on wharf
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| PUGET SOUND
| STEAMERS
| ALL LOCAL ROUTES
srEANZRs LEAVE rHoM cOLMAN
DOCK. rooT or MARION STREET
i.sTs Arrive
i seattle Seattle
'vieserta. n. C--rert Tewnsend-rer,
Angeles
u % Isfe.mss sei Dpc. fer sieprn
MID iro~rssnt. wiiiisms daily
nssht iDunssne.s tesagirnl.
daily Angeles ana Victoria.
sposs 70, call at
fv,e'cris Sundays.
Tscems Dsrers
fessrss~srevs Ta~ess cod sfsesrn
sfess'-ils Ola ~ psiis fer Ts-fit',esr
II sssarneorna direct sissrsrisfsepr-
issp.n'sve-y two hcars. ,tel iferr
fserTrisinsie tire. sec round t,eprr
teerrn',rip Connections at s.faprn
'tepu Tscona with steam ssfs rr
sifp-'s-s for Olympia ansiess IN
-sn- sh.i'c-. dsny
fort fewr.~~d--Ass~erses-
> sesrn sf~~wrr whateesr, ,ssarn
fsiir FOR Per, Townsend ssfir
.vesrs bnseorsss ara Rel except
Standardization iau-fay
fxerei--H~iiinsh ssp-A-seort~s--
Pert rewws~rd
is'eerrris a. sKulshss. sorT tiseprl
daily lEvevs,'. snseorfss' daily
and n iiinrhs
lc.fis AZ Port Tov,-f
send sou,hhourd ont
Nv Does no, csn al
'rve-~'' Saturdays
san Juan Observation-Disclosures
f.,es str. Hcs.iie, sor rnr.I sseNprn
rrtsr'h.'Townssrs ara pei-'Tuss6'y
eurssvliinrhsr. via all ssn'rhur~y
Tuess'r'Juar island pc,nu isstur'y
Thuvs'w
s.s snss Observation-Disclosures
-u.-s'v str. rus-t for nei-I s.ser-r
res.r bingham via SAN Monday
rNurs'v Juan island points wssn.s
fssursv Friday
For, row-s-ed-rcvs A.x-ie.-Ne~h
Hsv ard Way rerts
fs'es 'ss~smer Netttne-' teanru
rrisn'hth-m. fer Port Tovn-irus~a'v
euns-y's~nd. Port snrsies'Thur.,y
-ness'viv-eh Ray and vsy'entury
Port rewrsenA-revt A~seies-lCrss-
cent ard wsy Porte
i.'ec str. w.t.i~si., scri s;serrn
r-'sr'h,lport Townsend. Port sunday
Monday Angeles Port cres-iwed,es
w.sr-s'e-rt r'siisrn snd Friday
rr'asvlv.y rrr,.
r"rt 0.whi~-r udinw--r1,sier
s.eorr, ls.~arrev Slow. ,cri s.snsn
dsuy lVinr.'on os-Ni ~ asry
-se~r, .usio~ ''rginu' except
aatur'ylr issisr. Townsend SUNDAY
iuarsviii. Iron dale
land unsisck
SATURDAY. only
s;eeprilst~amer sicuv. for siserrn
livingston. Ludlow and
way point.
SUNDAY Only
s,eosm Steamer Sioux. for' s;seprn
Kingston Ludlow and
iw,v points
Hood C-n-i-Gsmhie-Iud
oesmletr pctietch. sori ..1snru
dsny lr.rfiow Port Gambia daily
eyc~ptls'pengnr and ALI excert
aundsvlpoints On Wood csnsilsfondsy
Mssw-''cr srd sr-t'r
s;oonm str. rotiatch forl t.eor,n
dsiiy lNsxwrttor and Aust sauv
excepttin. str R~iiirxhsm .xe.n,
sunday Tor waisi~eie ieavesl Monday
Austin 1850 a. MI
ana Maswelton f.:fsl
In m daiiv sycspsi
lMosdsv for sest,i.
steamer viii leave Seattle ev.-y
SUNDAY q, 500 a m. for porS Town
send direct
Steamer Kuishsn win cali at por,
Townsend. rcrthhound rsturs.v.
ouiv. leaving Seattle at 10 y. IN.
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Are You tlhe Mann :!

Even In Seattle there are many
gardens and lawns which might be
plowed instead OF spadcd up this
spring. II you have a team and
pillow. STAR WANT ADS will help
YOU Hat these lawns and garden"
aud provide for you some hours aud
days OF plowlng NJ top notch
figures.
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personals

ut st~Exs NAN. wtih means wants u
meet refined. affeetionais eanK~ulai
iadf companion. WITH ssnla means ss
60 IS years ~ ass. object matrlm6nf
Address Ryder. r. %. uas 9tt Sc
attic wash
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ll-Female Help Wanted
Female Situation

WOMAN With chuf ID = vssr- fnusi
have werA experienced IN sssins
nnrsins qr Housekeeping Phone 81
ttntf ARA
WOMAN wishes heuhek esrlnN fef fssast
man seod cook and haus@AesRrr
rhegn hsliart issa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-01
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. Jan. 8i.-CoFFEE-Re-
ports that the ocean freight rates from
Brazil to this country had advanced 10
81. Is per bag and steady primary markets
were followed by an opening advance OF
from 8 10 points In the market for cof-
fee futures here today. Active deliver
les sold from 10 points net higher dur
ing the early trading, making new high
ground for the movement with May
touching 745c and July I54c. but the de-
mand was not particularly active and
prices later saKged. May sold off 70 7.4lc
and July to 7.49c. with the market closing
net points lower on February, but gem
orally unchanged to points higher. Sales.
B,O00 bags.
February, 7.Bo. March. 7.ssc; April. 7. 400
May. Lee June. Z45c; Judy. 7isc; Aug
ust 7.52c; September. 7.54c: October, TG4c;
November, T67c; December. Tho.
Spot coffee. steady; Rio Re, SIC; santos
~, 9hc.
II was reported that there had been a
sale Of Santos 4s for shipment in sixty
days at $3.50 London. including the cost
OF freight, Saturday, but today's ogfar-
ings were in the neighbOrhood OF GlOc
70 9.25c
The official cables reported a decline of
50 reis at Rio with Santos unchanged and
Rio exchange on London I'd higher. San
tos reported clearance OF 5000 bags for
New York.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-01
BEEF HTEERa.

HOGS-A moderate Monday supply
was on hand this morning. the esti-
mate calling for iio cars. or $500 head
This Is smaller than for any Monday In
weeks. being 1000 short of a week ago,
more than 1000 smaller than two weeks
ago and falling off Of $500 head as
compared last year.
Under the influence OF ENCOURAGING ad-
vices from all other points the market
opened out with shippers buying a good
many hogs at prices that were big SC
to as much as a dime higher than Sat
urday They bought freely around S7.TO8
77b and paid as high as $50 on more
Killer trade opened slow and early bids
were little II any more than steady. Buy
ers gradually raised their hands how
ever, and opening sales were about bd
lOc higher, while eager competition in
the middle OF the session pushed values
up until they were a full dime above last
weeks close. one packer laid out all
through the session, and while most Of
the hogs sold at prices that were largely
dime higher close was weak late sales
looking as much as a nickel lower than
the best time.
Movement was fairly active all the way
through, and while late rounds were a
little dull a fair clearance was made in
good season. Bulk OF the sales was made
at t7.60d7.75. with a sprinklinR Of lights
from N.bb down, and tops At $50. All
prices are the highest OF the year be-
ing In fact the highest since October
the high month OF last year.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-01

SHEEP-ReceiptB OF sheep and lambs
were OF pretty good volume, about forty
six cars, or 1000 head. arriving. This
Is nearly twice as large as last week. but
1900 smaller than two weeks ago, and a
shortage Of almost 1000 as compared with
the same Monday a year ago
Opening prospects In the lamb division
indicated a continuance OF last week
bearishness. Quality was as a general
thing nothing extra, and packers came
out with flat quarter lower bids right
from the start Sellers failed 70 see any
reason for so much OF a drop, and up 10
late hour practically no business had
been transacted, but the outlook was any
thing but promising.
II was nearly noon before much OF any
thing had moved. When lambs finally
started scaleward best kinds looked pretty
close to steady, selling as high as SO. 25
but commoner grades, OF which there was
an abundance, were uneven and In most
cases i0aibo lower.
Muttons were very slow, and I'D 20 noon
nothing good had been sold. A few nine
ty-six-pound yearlings at $3.50 looked
pretty close 20 steady Quite q few OF
the unfinished lambs were bought for
shearing and feeding at 80 SO61O.i5.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs
good 20 choice. t10.iSdlO q. lambs, fair
to good. $40 OOal0.l5; lambs, clipped, s. 80
az is; yearlings. good % choice light, IS 70
az 90, yearlings, heavy. H.766lS. 80: weth-
ers, fair 10 choice. % 1907 80; ewes, good
TO choice. 81 .0OQ7 Is; ewes, fair TO good,
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-01

COTTAGE At AUCTION
At court house. February a. See w. H.
RUSSELL, 6Sl Brandeis Theater
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-01
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading ana Closing
Prices on BOARD of Trade.

fEICtu On ~
CHICAGO. Jan. Si.-Wall street weak
siblities of complications with foreign
governments brought about decided set
back IN wheat values today after an early
advance. The close was heavy lA@lhc
20 ~ d2%c net lower, with May $l3lh and
July S123k.
Other leading staples. too, all finished
at a loss-corn, %q1%; oats, 1Aq2h. and
Breaks in the price of wheat followed
one another swiftly once the market be-
gan to give way. Bullish news was
anything, but the fact that stocks in New
York had suffered a tumble, and that I'm
this connection gossip here was busy with
reports that serious chances OF interna-
tional differences for the United States
lay behind the public utterances of
extreme decline OF sc from the top
figures OF the day. Much of the selling
stop loss character. Profit taking by
shorts, however, assumed sufficient
volume to cause Ill sustained rallies near
Announcement that the railways enter
ing Galveston had placed an embargo ON
wheat shipments 10 that port cut some
bulls. who in the first part OF the session
had lifted the market without a great
deal OF trouble.
The basis OF the temporary advance
was chiefly a forecast by leading
authority that shipments from Australia
and Argentine were not likely to he on a
large scale at any time during February.
Corn weakened with wheat. Unfavor-
able weather formed the main reason for
a preceding transient upturn
Oats were relatively bearish throughout
the days as compared with corn. Re
eeipts wero larger and eastern demand
slow.
Failing off in exports had depressing
influence on provisions. The market was
also affected somewhat by the general
unloading by holders I'm other lines
Chicago Cash Prices-Wheat. No. red,
nominal; No. red, Sl.31Q1.3i% No.
hard. Sl.sS; No. hard, $1251z@i.Si1z. Corn:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-01
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKEr
Quotations Of the Day on various
Commodities.

NEW YORK. Jan. a.--FJoUR-Bar
steady; spring patents, StS0Q7. 20; winter
patents, Nf5ff6.S6; winter straights, - 20
@6l0; Kansas straights. se.S56e6o.
WHEAT-Spot weak; No. durum,
N.bi No. / northern. Duluth. and No. ]
York. Futures weak May. $40,
CORN-Spot easy; No. yellow, SIsbc,
prompt
OATS-spot easy; No, white, b5.sai66c.
HAY-SteRdy; No. ]. 81. oh@l.25; No. :,
N15, No. 3. 81 90; shipping, &d90c.
HOPS-Steady; state, common TO choice
1915, ibd27c; 1914, 5d9c; Pacific coast. 1915,
12ff16c: 1914 S6f1Oc.
HIDES-Stcady; Bogota, Si60itc Cen.
trail America, sic.
LEATHER-Firm hemlock firsts $50
sac; seconds S2mSSc,
PROVIsIoNS-Pork steady; mess, $50 N
d20.hO, family, xI2Wdf2f.OO; short clear,
SIS. bOd2SO0. Beef, steady; mess, SIC 5On
100; family. siSb0Qis.OO, Lard. easy
middle west. Sl0.S0d10.t0.
TALLOW--Steady: city 9iac; country
SlSihc: special. ehc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-01
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Quoted Prices Suffer Further Sc
we're Shrinkage.
DEALINGS ON LARGER SCALE

NEW YORK, Jan. si.-ouoted prices
suffered further severe shrfnkage today,
the almost steady decline being attended
famous ebapaot s NSws s sna ssS os noN
vices over the weekend, especially Pres
idcnt Wilson's addresses. washington's
tense na relations a. with Berlin and london
provided fresh ammunition for bearish at
lacks
or those influences. the presidents ut
cussion. According 20 gossip OF the board
room, selling pressure from interior
sources was more general. the middle
west being active In that direction. Deal
ings were on a larger and more varied
scale than OF recent weeks, over a half
million shares changing hands during the
United States Steel was successfully
employed as lever to depress other
leading stocks. including the moro stable
railways, coppers and various specialties
steel made an extreme loss OF 2A points
at 797t its lowest quotation thus far far
this year.
bethlehem Steel was inactive, but
heavy, losing Is points 10 $50. and Amer
lean Smelling, Anaconda. Motor shares.
Oils. International Nickel and United
states Industrial Alcohol lost TO Is
Prices rallied sharply in the early aft
ernoon. mainly as a result OF substantial
advances In Crucible and Lackawanna
steels' hut fell away agaln when pressure
Another upturn, In specialties, causing
another covering movement In the gen
eral list resulted In a moderate rally at
the close.
Total sales OF stocks amounted TO Geo.
900 chRres.
Cables reported a lower market for
Americans In London and that center
contributed nominaily TO the local offer
ings OF Fries. Canadian Pacifics and
Coppers.
The western freight movement showed
all ~ aF laas AnRtn-
French SIS featured the heavy bond mar
ket, with large dealings at 94b. effacing
much Of their recent rise. Total sales
4 OF bonds, par value. were &.O2h.OO
| Jruiter States bonds unchanged on call
! Number OF sales and leading quotations
on stocks today were.