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Evening journal., 1916-07-06
Thursday Afternoons Off
Closed 1890 Today

Closed 1890 Today
and Thursdays during July and
August.
Everything Here
In Clothing, Furnishings. Hats
and Shoes for Vacation, Busi-
ness, Dress-up and Full Dress.
Palm Beaches, Sc and $s.
Wool Crashes. SS to SIS.
Khaki Suits, S4 and Sc.
Caps. soc to S1.50.
Belts. 25c to $1.00.
Shoes, S125 10 $500.
Shirts, soc to $500.
Underwear. 25c to $3.50
All sizes. all the New and
Good Kinds at Reasonable
Prices.
MULLINS HOME STORE,
9Th and Market.
Evening journal., 1916-07-06

binding guarantee in each package
which entities you 70 your money II IL
fails. In soc. 81 90 and $500 bottles at
your dealers, or direct. postpaid. in plain
wrapper. De Miracle Chemical Co. Dept.
As. Park Ave. and 129th ST.. New York.
Evening journal., 1916-07-06
At THE VICTORIA.

THE Man Behind the Curtain. '
shown at the Victoria Theatre yes
Evening journal., 1916-07-06

can know that you are giving ysur
baby the food his little body needs.
Send the coupon for FREE
Trial package Of ~ feedines
and a book about babies By
specialists.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-17
Ship Sells at Two Hundred
Times Its Former Value

Correspondence Of The Associated Press.)
London, Dec. IA vessel has just
been sold for 200 times its value sew
eral years ago. As shipping invest
ment the deal represents the largest
profit made during the war.
A few years ago British steamer
which was stranded on the South
American coast was sold as it lay, to
neutrals, for $500 pounds. The pur-
chasers had it relocated and repaired,
and employed it in trade. 1t has now
been resold for 100000 pounds, being
200 times the price paid for it as a
wreck. This price takes no account
of the cost of saving and repairing
the ship. but presumably these ex-
penses would have been amply COW
cred by its earnings since it was
salved, including two years of ex-
tremely high freights. The present
price merely represents the current
value of tonnage.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-17

sheep--As compared with the closing days
OF last week fat lambs closed the week
generally a quarter higher There had been
steadily upward trend to values all week
and on Thursdays close the market was
big half dollar higher than on the Friday
previous. Yesterday, however, an excessive
local run threw this market out of gear with
other points, and while firm prices ruled
at most markets a big quarter reduction
was enforced here. Some OF the best lambs
were only l542bc lower. but before noon
sales were made that looked as much as
2b@35c lower, and on the afternoon session
medium grades showed extreme declines of
3b@b0c. Packers failed to handle the en-
tire supply and some Of the offerings that
were least desirable from killing stand
point eventually sold us feeders Good to
choice kinds closed at sl2.600l2.s5, with
pretty fair stuff on down to $1,000. Clipped
lambs followed the trend of wooded grades
all week, showing upturns of 5006Oc UP
to Thursday. Fridays quarter break left
them 2b0S5c higher than the previous week.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs.
good to choice, $l2.bO@l2.S5: lambs. fair to
good. $l2,OO@l2.bO: lambs. clipped, 10000
1875: lambs. feeders. sil.O09l2.50; year
linga good to choice. $s.75QlO,75; year.
lings, fair to good. $S.6009,6O yearlings,
feeders. $7OO@oOO wethers. fair to choice,
$S2bQs5O; ewes. good to choice, sS.25@
s,5b; ewes, fair 10 good, s7.009S25; ewes,
plain to culls, $5.00Q6.j0; ewes, feeding,
s6.0o@72S; ewes. breeders, all ages, $4,000
Z
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-17
Sanctuary to the Goddess
Of ArtemiS is Unearthed

Correspondence of The Associated Press)
Larissa, Greece, Dec. 2.-One of
the most important archaeological
discoveries of recent years has just
been made at Gonnoi, near the vale
Of Tempe in Thessaly. The Archaeo-
logical society has just unearthed
what is plainly sanctuary to the
Goddess Artemis and among the ar
ticles found on the spot are some of
the most remarkable votice offerings
yet discovered. One hundred and
thirty-eight marble shafts bear in
scriptions from which it is plain that
the shrine was devoted to Artemis
as a goddess of childbirth, "Artemis
genitix"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-17
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


Chicago, Dec. is.--wheat prices shot sky
ward today. impelled by the Russian dumas
rejection OF peace and by announcements
that the United states would not at present
offer to mediate After excited bulges that
carried the market up IONS, quotations
fluctuated widely and closed unsettled, 4Ec
to &c net higher with May at $l.62N to
s1.63, and at sl.S7 TO l.37h. Corn gained
2Nc to Sc. and oats 2hc to 2hc. There
was a setback OF 10c to soc In provisions.
One OF the most turbulent OPENINGS since
the war began was witnessed In the wheat
pit II seems as II the crowd almost to
man was rushing TO buy on the assumption
that peace was yet far distant, and that the
recent severe breaks In price were based on
a ruinous mistake as to the outlook. Like a
flash, all offerings TO sell were grabbed at
by hundreds OF nearly frantic brokers. and
the buying stampede continued until the
volume Of transactions had reached Il huge
aggregate, The French victory In the YER
dun district added TO the vehemence OF pur.
chaeers, but some degree OF caution began
TO be manifest after the rise was approach
ing lie. Reactions, however, proved brief
and the bulls were In strong drive again
focused largely on Washington dispatches.
Indicating that Germany would withhold
definite peace terms until the belligerents
had agreed to a conference.
Announcement OF revival OF export bust
ness counted to a material extent in the up.
1900, 900 bushels or more had been taken
for Europe within twenty four hours. and
that Important relief was at hand In the
matter OF Transatlantic shipping facilities.
For Baltimore alone ten steamers were re-
ported as due to arrive next week to load
grain.
Corn strengthened with wheat. but moved
more slowly. and kept as heretofore within
nearly normal limits Brazil was restricted
by scarcity OF railway cars and the conse-
quent scantiness Of the movement from first
hands. Oats showed little or no independ-
ence from corn. On the upturns, the lead
ing concerns were Inclined TO sell freely.
Lessening chances OF peace made the
provision market sag. Liberal supplies on
hand as shown In the semi monthly state
ment Of warehouse stocks also were causes
Of depression.
Chicago Cash Prices--wheat: Nos 2 and
red and Nos 2 and hard. nominal. Corn:
No. yellow, s2h q s3e; No. 4 yellow. e0a %
slhc: No. white. s1hc, Oats. No. .
white, 5i@5ihc: standard. 5ih@52Kc.
Rye; No. 2. nominal Barley s5c@tTso.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-17
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations Of the Day on Various Leading
Commodities

New York, Dec. 6,-Flour-Steady.
Wheat-Spot, firm; No. / durum, 81 9t4
No. hard. $l76I: No. / northern. Duluth,
SISSY; No northern. Manitoba, yI8Ih.
E. o. b.. New York
Corn-spot firm; No. 2 yellow. sl.O5X,
c. !. T., New York. Today shipment
Oats-spot, strong; standard, SIN 65sc
Hay-Steady: No. ]. s105@1lO. No. 2.
$1,000 l.o2h; No. ,, 9O@s5ci shipping, rs
Hops-steady: state, common to choice.
1916, @50c: 1915, Sm14c; Pacific coast,
1916. 12@i5c: 1915. sale.
Hides-Firm: Bogota, 44a45c: Central
America. 42@i3c
Leather-Firm; hemlocl firsts, SIC; sec
onds, 55c.
Provisions-Pork, steady: mess. s3f .50Q
32.00; family, $40. O0@33 90: short clear
S500O@3200. Beef, quiet: mess, $23.0Om
23.50; family. t25.5O@27.OO. Lard. weak;
middle west, f1es59l6.75.
Butter-Strong; receipts, 5.S3i tubs;
creamery, higher than extras at 40h WIIc:
creamery extras, 40c: firsts. 37h@3shc;
seconds. 35A 937c.
Eggs-Elrm; receipts 1888 cases; fresh
gathered extra frsts, 50W51c: firsts, $50
4sc; refrigerator special marks, fancy, 34@
3hc. refrigerator seconds to 1rsts, 32m
33c: nearby hennery whites. fine TO fancy
SIC: nearby hennery browns, SO % Soc.
Cheese-Steadier: receipts, 67G boxes;
state held specials. 2ihc; state, average
fancy. 2a24hc.
PouItry-AliVe strong; chickens. zoe;
fowls. GOOGLE; turkeys. 15@23c. Dressed,
firm: chickens, 17@2sc; fowls. l5@22c;
turkeys, lSU3Oc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-17
Governor Speaks
At Dedication Of
New State School

Beatrice, Neb., Dec. l6.-(Special.
The new school building and audi
forum at the Feeble Minded institute
was dedicated last evening with APP
propriate exercises. Governor More
head was present and gave a brief ad-
dress on the development of the state
and the need of better facilities for
caring for the state wards. about
$l3,000,000 are spent in the state cy-
cry year to educate those of sound
mind he said, land like to see the
same liberality shown in caring for
those who are in need of such institu-
tions as this"
Judge Howard Kennedy, chairman
of the State Board of Control, made
brief talk on the necessity Of such
schools. A fine musical program pre-
coded the addresses, after which Su-
perintendent Griffith and wife, assisted
by the teachers, entertained the
guests and showed them about the
building.
Mrs. w. S. Fast of Hastings, wife
of the former superintendent OF the
institution, was among those present
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-17
Total receipts ......14 las
DISPOSITION-HEAD.
Total

Cattle-Receipts were OF no consequence
today, there not being enough on sale te
make Il market, but for the week receipts
have been large. amounting TO over 35,26t
head, the heaviest since four weeks age
and larger than year ago by over 1000
head.
Beef steers have sold to very good advan.
tage. The market as a whole is about steady
with Il week ago.
Cows and heifers have been good sellers
all the week and are fully steady
Suckers and feeders of good quality have
been sought after. especially heavy feshy
feeders and such cattle have been very
strong all tho week.
Quotations on cattle: Good TO choice year
ling beeves, $10,25@1l.b0; good to choice
weighty cornfed beeves. si0,OO@11.O0: fair
TO good cornfed beeves. $S.75@10.00; com
mon to fair cornfed beeves. s7.25mS75;
good TO choice grass beeves, S7.75Q9.00:
fair to good grass beeves $6.75@77b; COM
mon to fair grass beeves $b.7b@87b: good
to choice heifers. $7OOGS35: good to choice
cows, s660Q75O; fair to good cows. s575
$3.50: common to fair cows. S450Q5.75;
good to choice feeders, T.75@S25: fair to
good feeders, s6S0@775; common to fair
feeders. s57506.sO; good to choice stock
ers S25Q775; stock heifers. s6.50QT75:
stock cows $4,000 So; stock calves, So 90
5000; veal calves, sY.00@l0.00: beef bulls,
stays. etc, s5.75WIo0; bologna bulls, $500
Q5.50.
hoBS-HeGeiptS were generous Tor sat
urday, although the run of 143 cars, or
about l0,700 head, Is the smallest that has
been here this week. The total for the
week of sl,sss head falls about 1000 short
Of a week ago, but is more than 1000 heav-
Ter than two weeks ago, and a gain of 5000
over the corresponding week of last year,
Continued strength was noted In hog
prices all around the market loop today.
and despite fairly liberal run here, values
made another sharp gain. Shipper demand
was as broad az on any day this week, or
der buyers making a big buy at figures
that were anyway bQ10c higher to- In
number of individual Instances, as much
as l0Ql5c higher. Packers also needed
hogs and soon followed the shipper lead.
Some packers called their droves n fat lOc
higher. though a majority OF the traders
did not consider the general market any
more than 5000 higher. Last rounds
were customartly slow on some of the light
and plain kinds,
RpnrpQpnIaf{ sal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-17
To Erect Monument to the
Memory of Vanderbilt

Correspondence of The Associated PressD
London, Dec. ITO commemorate
the memory of A. G. Vanderbilt, who
was drowned by the sinking OF the
Lusitania, and his association with
English coaching for a number OF
years, members of the Coaching club
propose to erect a granite column on
HOLLYWOOD Common, near Dorking,
by the main road from London to
Brighton, traversed by Mr.. Wander
bits Venture" The plan has been
submitted to the Dorking rural dis
trict council for approval. 1t is i'll
tended to erect similar memorials at
other parts of the route
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-17

New York, Dec. 16.-Coffee-The less op-
timistic view of peace probabilities served
to suhsettle sentiment in the market for
coffee futures and evidently stimulated the
disposition to close out long contracts after
the advance of about so points from the low
level OF Monday. Trading was not par
tculary active at the start, but after open
ing l to points lower offerings increased,
with Wall street and commission houses
heavy sellers May declined to s,e5c and
September to s.soc, with the market closing
at net loss Of IA to Is points. Sales, 81
25o bags; December, S.2sc; aJnuary, s.s7c;
February. s.46c: March. s.54c; April, 8.62c;
May, s.6sc; June. s.75c: July, $500; August
S;s6c; September. sole; October, s.ssc;
November. cole.
Spot. firm; Rio rs, csc; Santos As, 1oSc,
pifficulty was reported In securing freight
room with rates ranging from l. acc to 1. Soc
per bag and the firm offers received were
mostly (. o. b. Brazil owing to the uncer
tainties In this respect. Santos Is were
quoted at 9.40c to 9.45c London credits =
o. b. The official cables reported advances
Of rs to 100 refs in the primary markets and
an advance of 1-s2d In Rio exchange on
London va
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-17
NEW YORK STOCKS
Additional Recoveries Due
Mainly to Hasty Covering
Movement.
RISE IN SPECIAL SHARES

new York, Dec. 16.-Addtional recoveries
To-Day OF 2 to points In stocks recently
under pressure, with a rally Of 25 points in
bethlehem Steel, were due mainly TO a
nasty covering movement by shorts and no
little buying, particularly of rail, by in
vestors and operators who seemed to feel
mat the hysteria Of the last few DAYS had
run Its course
more potent factor in the rise of special
stocks was the belief that peace negotia.
rope are yet some time Off This as
sumption had Its basis to a great extent
on the action OF the Russian Duma and
the statements of local observers in touch
with AFFAIRS abroad
Todays further rallies included United
states ana Lackawanna Steels, the former
making an extreme gain of IN points on
us usual large overturn; 3 to almost points
IN shippings, as much and more for lead
ing equipments. such as American and
BALDWIN Locomotives and New York Air
brake, to points in coppers and other
metals to points In Central Leather
Industrial Alcohol and International Paper
far more convincing, however, was the
sustained movement in rails. low grade IS
sues OF the roads traversing southern and
southwestern states being the foremost
features. South Railway common and pre-
ferred: seaboard Air Line issues; Missouri
Kansas & Texas issues; Missouri Paclfcs;
Kansas city Southern, and Texas & Pacific
were ? to 81 points higher on steady ac-
emulation.
standard shares were relatively les,
active, but strong Reading and other coal
ers, Atchison. New York Central. Union
Pacific, Illinois Central Atlantic Coast
Line and New Haven making extreme gains
OF to points. Total sales Of stock $780,
600 shares.
The bank statement was in keeping with
general estimates, showing a large actual
cash gain and other expansion Of reserves
OF more than $40. 600, 900, a total of over
$b3,o00.o00 in the last fortnight
The markets for foreign exchange were
nominal, but mainly lower. rejecting latest
peace discussions. Bonds were irregular on
limited dealings. Total sales. par value,
$1s75,000. United States bonds were un-
changed on call during the week.
Number Of sales and quotations on lead
In af0
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-17
"What Time is It?" is Now
Sensible at SaIOniki

Saloniki, Dec. At the allies have
done nothing else at Saloniki they
have at least enabled everyone to
know the right time. Hitherto one
railway worked to Vienna time, an
other to Constantinople time. Sa-
loniki had its own local time and
there was also Turkish time other
han the Constantinople variety, which
differed from all the others in being
based on the course of the moon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-17

Kansas city, Mo-, Dec i6.-Wheat-No.
hard. sl.62@l,s7; No, red si67; No. 3
$l.6s; December. s1.Ssh; May, s1.60h.
Corn-No. 2 mixed, ssQSac; No. white
sshe; No. yellow, ssc; December. s7hci
May, Ssis pSs&c.
oats-No white, 64G5tho; No.
mixed, SAC.
Butter--creamery, Sshc; frsts, 37hc; sec.
onds, 35hc; packing 27hc.
Eggs-Firsts, 35c.
Poultry-Hens. l6hc: ROSTERS, l2Hc; tur.
keys, 24c. "
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-17
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cnttie Market Steady, Hogs Weak. sheep
Weak

Chicago, Dec. S.-Cattle-Receipts 800
head; market steady; native beef cattle,
S.O0@il75 western steers, $7.00QI026;
stockers and feeders, s50O@Sl0; cows and
heifers. $2,S5Ql0,i0; calves, ss.50mI20O.
Hogs--Receipts, $4,000 head; market weak
atNyesterday's average; bulk of sales. 10
@10,10: light, $92OQl 1900; mixed, s9.55R
1920; heavy, ss.65Q1O25; rough, $3.50
$50; pigs, s7.S5@s.l5,
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 1000 head .
market weak. wethers, $Ss5@1000; ewes
Sb76q950; lambs, $1l00WlS35.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-17

Seeds: Timothy s3,5Oa5.5O: clover. $4,000
100. Provisions: Pork. $3.50; lard, $3.50
9le.S5; ribs Sl3,20@l3,7O.
Butter-Higher: receipts $50 tubs;
creamery extras, 3sc; extra fists, 37G37hc;
firsts. Siq S5hc; seconds. 32h 63shc.
Eggs-Receipts, l)76 cases. unchanged.
Cheese--Unchanged.
Potatoes-Receipts twenty-five cars, I'M
changed.
Poultry--unchanged TO higher; live fowls
lIc; springs, lie; turkeys, live, 23c dressed.
29m2sbc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-17

st. Louis, Dec. l6.-Cattle-Receipts,
1900 head; market steady: native beef
steers, SL50@l27S; yearling steers and
heifers, ss.60Qll,b0; cows s5.50@S5O
stockers and feeders. s5.S0Q7.76; prime
southern beef steers, ss.Q0Q $500; cows and
nelfers, sl,26Q75O; prime yearling steers
and heifers, $500 800; native calves, 50. 90
@l200.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 head; market
steady; lights. ss65@l0.l5: pigs. 5000
g.25, mixed and butchers. ss.7O@l03O:
good nsavy. slO.so@10S5; bulk OF sales,
S9,S04 1920
Sheep and Iambs-Receipts, none; mar
ket steady; lambs, ss.0O@lS.25; ewes So. 90
QS.75; yearlings, S9.00Q11.25.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-17

New York, Dec. 1e.-Metals-The more
favorable view Of peace prospects has served
to unsettle the copper market during the
last week Demand has fallen off and while
leading agencies were still asking ss2. 50 10
$4,000 for second and third quarter deliv-
cries today, the quotations were nominal in
the absence Of business Offerings from SEQ
ond hands have been reported at conces
sions, with some copper said to be available
for the first quarter today at $3.50 Iron
was unchanged. :
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-17

Sioux city. la, Dec, l6-Cattle, receipts
800 head; market steady: beef steers, 500
WlO,50; butchers, Sf00gS.75 fat cows and
heifers, s6,75QSb0; Gamers, S25@5.5U
stockers and feeders, s6604S.0O; calves
t6.00@S,bO; bulls, stays, etc, s5.50U675
feeding cows and heifers, S4.50G75U 4,
Hogs-Receipts, 10000 head; market
steady to higher; light so.0Ods $50
mixed, 1906 g975; heavy, $9.s0@l0.O0;
pigs, sT50QsOO. bulk OF sales Sg.50ds. 90
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 100 head
market steady; fed muttons s7.50a10.25t
wethers, S.oo@S76: ewes, S.5oqs.gS;
lambs, sll.25Wl2sO
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-17
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

tubs. asc. No . ssc :" 'a'''"'
| Cheese quotations by urlau A. Co:
| Cheese--Imported swiss sbc, domss,,
Swiss. nc: block Swiss age twin cheese
America. zoe. Blue Label brick, &c: i'm
berger. etc; New York white, zoe. Roone
fort, dc.
BEEF CUTs-Ribs: No. :. ishc; No =
l!he; No. 3. iie. Lons: No !, 23c; No ,
l7'c: No. .. I2hc. Chucks: No |, Il4c
| No. 2. l0hc: No, 3. exc. Plates: No, 1
| iiEe; No. .. ioEe: No .. loo.
| FlSH-Fresb: Catfish. lie h.: halibut
fresh steamer. SIC ID; trout. lean. sizes Il
SUIT. l7c ID; salmon. 15hc ID: herring
large dressed nc ID: black bass, ode
shes' &c 10. pack pass. odd size. l7G ID.
mp. dressed. 70 ~; tilefsh, lie b.; rec
snspper dressed. iec 10. black cod. west
1an ~ w.. aIoppiss' vWizc 10; founders
Erovan az ss, un,ah , &C. ID sinelts. iSc 10
wsrrnas vaS,n,a MI, we, pan. frozen lac 10.
niskereI hsadIsss 'o .nm .r III y Warroae
Wsrposa n,cnsrsI r az" dressed i.o 10.
nan sro,an az IL .ou ~ ~ nerrns
halbnt Ibc liz within add Ir.. e. a. w.
inv IL 10 IL. smahs, .t,ass sAn,n .
io.ib bsaEe, isc IN s' mm,ens st chup y
III basket ,sc in n..ied p shr;, sa',mon' ~
AZ 90. heasless sbr,pn nar s n Inv, per ssa
Iicseies. sbsd rna nv. pet ss a.. ',.oo' pe
each soc. iobsters gr.an toc H. io,s snau
boiled So in, iu,nhn frnv To- ,oo. "a OK AZ,
grass frog legs. 35c dog. crab meat ,nmn
S275 gal: clans. Little Neck sI5o ne,
100. CLANS Ia 10 an nar 'H i'm s'''V pc,
shrimp. h. 90 val.. beadiess sbrin,- a. a.
gal. Wv
Oysters-Cbes peake standard, a AZ M,
gal: Cbesa peake selects a ~ nor 81 ~,
Northern standards n az mar g., Nor,sr,
seIects 4, o. mar re-, Nnrtharn sa no,a,o
mar 10, p,na po,r,. ., OK san ,on' c..,.l
n " no, ina, soo,'s,,. 90 20 pr wv |''u'S
o,ea,,,a rea,,n. "Mp sI'oo ~ ia. \.
prora,,,, ein rsnu. eo'o,, per 10,
eona. lin, ,sl a',n ,w. n1 ,,y
,.r u,sn' heoin' i'hc' "h'te
per ~, on1 WnsAe, ssc.
'IyMbNe fprhs. az sizes, lfc:
,sn 'os; anu up, i'c. mems, uhder
,os'. Ilc, oiu COX nc. ducks, ". r. tat
az seese' y. =, Ia', iaG' 'ufkeys. Ids.
anu over. fpo! 10 ~ IDS. lie; guineas.
each. aoc; pigeons, per dozen. Soc.
POULTRY Alive--springs all sizes, l4hc
Dressed: Turkeys, dry picked. NJ. ], hen,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-17

Omaha, Dec ll-Prairie Hay-Cholce up.
iand, sli:So; No. /, sl06O@iioo: No .,
land. sli00 No. |, slOeO6i / o 60. Ma
s. boGe 80; No. .. sl5OQS.5V: choice low.
land. s,oo@e.So; No I. sS,6o@sOO: No .,
SooqSoo; No. D. s5.O0Q70O,
s'raw-choiee wheat s6ooQ65O. choice
oats or rye. Ss5UV7OO
Alfalfa Choice, $3.50; No, l. sl5,boa
6,5V:standard. tlA6U@l5b so; No ? SIS ~
10 80; No .. sil.0Oql2O0
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-17

W vnese ssies Were snrd rep ,n,e 'Sany ia.
".r :, al aar. WIZ" ~ an M ' hsr,
$500 en' ga
sar. (, Sem s ,e.' ga ea s0 LEI,
vs. arS ears, 20 =, s1u. a ~ ~
III sa,nmin h.rd ,.sn,s 49, "a q, 90,
80 4, az. "a ~ NJ snri,u. ';9s a.
a. ,,,sad, ~, ~ NJ
,,;sa. ~ sn. . s'gS' w. "
a. r. 60 a..
,nis.i, '''' w.
pyaSa 49, Z, a.. a, an ~.
a. '''i' e"'' f'''" w.
corn.,Na ,.hi,s o., NJ ,,h,,.
~, ssWc NJ 4 whita, nar NV skar VIM" NJ
: s,a,,a.. - : ., 1omo, ~,
r.i,om 80 ssMn, 1oMe' No. .
49, ~
IT,, ~ s,u ,; o'e' w. yel-
NJ ..sas.S w u' a, %
'Asa, 81 s's, ooo' ~
"a co.. III sow car '''' w. NIX
W. "a, a.,
a . rn,; Mhe' car, pic. eta a,
"a .,a, "1'e, sam, 49,,
saa S $500 ~ ,,,, wn'e ' . uuno' CATS
w oaha ~a.t pr,.. &c.,
=, nns1 Sse" hcs,' No, haru'
N.'' 49, ~, Hhtu' FisoiW i'Vvi W.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-17
Cuts Off One Hundred and
Twenty Heads and Retires

Correspondence of Tho Associated Press.)
Breslau, Germany, Dec. 2.-Prus-
sias official headsman, Lorenz
Schwietz, has just retired after hold
ing his unenviable position for six
teen years, and with a record of 100
beheadings. He is now 81 years old.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-17

Minncapo Dec. i6.-FIour-lInch.nrod
Barley--75casl.O
Rye-$i.27Ul.2s.
Bran--s2t0 90 u $500
Wheat--May, t7os @l7o%. IuIv,
sL65N. Cash! No. | hard, si7Oh @i.7Sx
ern. si,66h 0l6sik.
Corn--No. yellow, S7h@ssIc.
Oats--No, white, ATWi7hc
Flaxseod--S2.79h a2.sth.