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Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21
. un.l, 49, md rnln Of ls.ooo ~

two weeks ssO and gain Of 1900 over
There was a much better feeling In the
trade from the outset. First packer bids
OF steady prices were promptly refused,
and while as n general thing the trade
was slow IN starting early sales OF lambs
and ewes looked strong 20 as much As
tOdi5c above Wednesday,
IL was pretty well along In the fore
noon when the bulk began To move, but
sellers were playing for every penny OF
strength the market offered, and In the
end most Of the lambs sold at prices that
were fully ibc 10 as much a. a quarter
higher than yesterday Choice lights
reached NO.S, a dime higher than the
best previous price this season, and the
Aged sheen were only moderately sup
plied, and although, as In the case or
lambs trading started late, everything
here was needed. and values scored fun
quarter advance. In fact, some traders
Thought the upturn was even greater than
rood sort sold a. high as N,&, new
seasons high mark, and several loads
n,oyed at S1tbd7,SO Weights we're. on
1 the whole. somewhat lighter than com
mon Of late, but as EcnerSl ts'ny ,s
! tio or no better quality than the stuff
that has been selling At @@dLN all
Feeder lambs were minus quantity
again today, A few thin ewes OF com
mon sort we're bought at &&.
Quotations on sheep and lambs; lambs
good to choice, $40 66Srio IS; lambs, fair I,
! Food. $40 4OdiO.6l; lambs, clipped, - ,OOf
x. go; yeRrlinEs. good 10 choice light. $40
da. "a; yearllnEs, fair TO choice heavy
s;eeas,la wethers, FAR TO O. S CoS,, $500 o
| fair to good S6.sbdI 90.
ReproseutatiNo sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21
German Prisoners
Tunnel Way Out to
Liberty; Use the Ice

CALAIS. Me-. Jan. "a situation OF
international interest developed today
when four men alleged 90 he German
prisoners OF war who had escaped from
a detention camp at Amherst. N. g., were
captured on the American side OF the
border. They had crossed the ice on the
st. croix river two miles above this city
from the New Brunswick shore. Three
OF the men had fled 10 Ayr Junction,
whore they were about TO board q west.
bound train when II. G. Gilis. q United
States immigration inspector arrested
them, Another was caught here.
Agents of the Canadian government in
this city said formal proceedings would
be started at once through the admin
atration at Ottawa and the British am
bassador at Washington seeking the re-
turn OF the alleged fugitivea 20 Canadian
soil. The Immigration department. how
ever. II Is Understood will first pass
upon the status Of the men applicants for
admission 10 the country. A special board
OF inquiry II expected to be ordered soon.
The men apprehended here gave their
names as William Schroeder. Gustave
Hartwig, George KleInworth and Hans
Neu.
The escape from the camp At Amherst
was affected by tunnelinE 40 feet and
under walls to a point beyond the sentry
lines. II was said at the camp that tbs
subway was a remarkable piece OF on
cheering work,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21
ND HELPERS.

HOGS-Mid- forenoon estimates on the
days arrivals called for S2t cars. or 300
the day was over close to $50 cars would
have arrived. So far this week B,4ll
head have been received. as against 49,Go4
last week. 70.2ss two weeks ago, and
32,7bb year ago.
The trade got off 10 a dull start. Runs
as result OF yesterdays sharp slump
IN provisions, big declines were predicted
everywhere. shipping demand here was
broad, but shipper buyers had no as
surance that they would be able 70 get
sequently did little on early rounds.
Packers were still In their bearish
mood. and with the adverse conditions
there was no doubt that the market
would be I'm bearish control. Packers
lower. and while little was done during
| the early part of the forenoon, such
hogs as they did buy were mostly :oe
below yesterday.
As the morning advanced trade llvened
prices Improved a little, so that later
business was done largely At prices that
were no more than iSo lower. Up "a
noon hogs were being cashed about az
fast as they came bssn In s ana pretty , fSiI
At midday II was certain that receipts
would exceed early estimates. as more
| than 3b0 cars were In sight.
A. general thing prices were lbeieO,
larger premium than usual yesterday Wer'
as much a. a quarter lower In many
cases, for while shippers got In 20 I
certain extent their operations we're no
s nee Week K hRs SE sofa az Pr spread o. Is
I70s, with lights and underweiEhts At s.. s
and on down, and a fair showing as high
Is t7.l0. Tops reached Nib
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21
Hitchcock Attacks
Clarke Amendment

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1S.-The Clarke
amendment which would embody in the
Philippine self government extension bill
provision for absolute independence
after two years was debated in the senate
today with criticism centering about the
proposal that the United States negotiate
for an international agreement guarantee
Ing Philippine sovereignty after the two
year period. A vote on the amendment IL
expected tomorrow.
Chairman Hitchcock of the Philippine
committee led the attack on the amend
ment, challenging statements OF It's sup
porteTa that the islands constituted q
menace 10 American interests and urging
particularly that Japan was not opposed
TO a continuance OF American occupation
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21
Grand Jury to Indict
The Updike Brothers

CHICAGO. jan. 9O.-A grand jury today
heard evidence In the case OF Irving and
Herbert Updike, in connection with their
confession that they had plotted 90 kill
their father FurmAn d. Updike, million
aire broker. The brothers. who are under
arrest on a charge OF conspiracy TO com
NIT a felony. today were ordered into
the custody OF the sheriff by Judge
Charles NJ. Thompson, after a hearing on
a hAbeaS corpus writ obtained in an ef-
fort 70 release Irving Updike. the elder
Of the two brothSrs.
According TO states Attorney MaeklSy
TIoyne. the grand Jury decided 20 vote
indictments against the brothers.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21
oMAHA oENERAL MARKEr

BEEF CUTs-Ribs: No. 1, islto; No. .,
l6ltc; No. 8, laitc. Loins; No. !, solto
No. T. Sc; No. 3. sc. Rounds; No, = /,
i No S SIC; No. is EG' No. iN e p'a''''
naveis, 6is. saOO box; California sunkist
naveis, SOS. S35 box; California Sunkist
nRvels. e6s, loAs. $3.50 box; California sun
kist navels, ll2s, S75 box; California sun
kist nsvels. ib0s, 2SSs, S94s, $3.50 box; Cali
fornia Sunkist navels, i16s, &T5 box;
California SunlSist navels, zoos, 2ids, 250s,
800 book SSH siTer Cora soa sos $50 Scs
Grapefruit: SIS. ass 6is, 1915 box e4s. SOC
N.0 box extra fancy, all sizes, 1913 box
Grapes: Mslagas. s7.b0aSoo Dbl. Bananas
medium medium size jUmSoss. ss.SS9a,5S S bunch
regular size iumhoes, s2.506f2.75 bunch
extra large tumboes. ss0oqS% bunch
crsnSerries: 500 per bSi' and w w, Dates
Dromedary. Sss, SIS case; fard. l2e ID,
stuffed. walnuts. SIS box, Figs New
io-l2 ez: SIC box. Nuts; No ! peanuts :,
ID; peanuts, Jumbo SIC ID; peanuts
Jumbo. roasted, sHo lb,i English wal
nuts, No; ]. le'se 10 english walnuts
ii2}4o ID; peosns, jumbos. INC ID; Bra
zils, 1Sc H.; mixed nuts. lbc Id,
! VBGETABLEs-Pot White stock
| 81 20 bu; western Nebraska. N.i0 hu
Sweet potatoes: $3.50 Dbl: Jersey, hNmp
/ ors, rs hamper; southern, hampers, Sl,e
hamper. Onions: Red, Sc h. yellow, 2M
ID: Spanish, l.S5 crate. Cuoumbers SIC
NC Ii. Lattuee: Head, 800 doH.; leaf, "a
doz Celery: Jumbo, e0c 6oz. Parsley: %
dog Radishes: soc doz. Brussel sproutl
20c H. New beets. carRvSs, turnips, 50
doE Old beets. carrots, turnips, ruta
bagoes, 1hc III.
MiSCELi,ANEoUs - Cider: Nehawk'
1875 keg. Honey: Comb GA sections), 81
| case. Airline "a AiN-oT tumblers III 1
case. Popcorn: No. l rice, 20 ID. 40 In
packages $3.50 case; Nebraska whit
owing TO quality, 2hdstc 10. Cornpopl
ers, Crackerjack. Chums: $3.50 case
eases. $.Ib. Sailed peanuts: si.sS cal
Horesradish: s.7b case.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21
Totals

CATTLE Receipts wero very liberal
for a Thursday, making the total for the
four days inns week @,tN head, the
largest for any similar period for num-
ber OF weeks back and larger than "A
year ago by over 1000 head.
While buyers all seemed TO want the
cattle receipts were so large and at the
same time advices being unfavorable from
other selling points that they were slow
about getting down TO business. Early
bids were generally 10c lower on praotl-
oally all kinds OF cattle than yesterday
II was well along toward midday before
very much business bid been trsnSa sSn,6,
beeyes, ss,26qa75 fair 20 coed beey sS
SOQe.lo; common 70 fair beevees, ~ ~ p SS
good TO choice cows, @.Is9e5o; fair
70 good. COVE, @,Sge.Is; common
feeders, SeS66p76b; fRir. 20 good feeders,
t6.teGf6S0; common TO fair feeders, 1870
go: good 20 choice stooKers, H.OOgI !
fair 70 good Htocksrs, o. 1901 .O0t common
LAR stockerS sSSo@SS 1 5sSsk he stoc
bulls. stage. ETC.. H.7646.25.
| Representative sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21
Members of the Red
Cross Entertained

Members Of the local Red Cross society
20 the number OF about seyenty-tivs were
entertained yesterday afternoon at a mu'
sieale and card party given At the hons
Of Mrs. William Keonisberger, 1885 South
Thirty-second avenue Wednesday after
noon. The affair was greatly enjoyed
and those participating In the musical
features were;
Miss Elaine Dale, cello, with Miss
Alilrgra playing the accompaniment;
Miss Ruth Gordon, eontralto solo; Miss
Isabella Rodman. violin solo, with Miss
Frances johnson playing the aeeompani-
ment. Besides there were solos by Miss
Pearl Davis. Mrs. Samuel Goldsmith and
Mrs. Val Peters. Most OF the singers
we're pupils Of Miss Mile Ryan.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21
CARLor RECEIPTS.

These sales were reported today:
2 cars LISA; Y cars. Sis; 3 cars, NlS;
winter, car, nia; car, si.is; : cars.
hlO. Sample. car. s1,os; 2 cars, sl.O6; /
car g.; No. os Gsf ss s0 No. ear l1aG cars a.
Ills rs car n.lS No. 4 mixed, car,
N.13; car. lila No. durum. I car, sll9:
No. 2 dTrum. I car; r;Is. No; du g1lII,,,,
! car, 81 II. Rye: No. 8. ] IS cars. CSC;
car. 92kc. No. 4, car. ole. Barley: No.
( i car, e2i4c. Sample, car, Sic. Corn:
cars. SIC; cars, 6s,Sc, No No 5 white, 2
cars, 6S1sc; cars, CSC. No. s white, car.
eSc No. yellow, cars, sc. No. yell
O car ssIc OPs car S S2e O car poorj scSe
No. mixed, 1 car, 6Sllc. No. mixed, 4
cars, sc: cars, eslsc; car, Sc. No,
mixed. car, 65hc; Z cars, sc; car, el'tc.
No. mixed. l car, 66Mc; 1 car (wheat
mixed. S5lic; car, CSC; ! ear, eal4c;
cars SIC; 4 cars. 6lnc. Sample. cal
wheat mixed. sc; 2 cars, 60c; cars
S Ssr. 7 car 0 car 4S car oats esS STANDARD
car. 4Sc. No. white, 2 cars. 47%c: Z cars
471kc. No. white. car. 471Lc; 8 cars. 47c
car, 4el4c. Sample, l car, Altc; cars
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat; No. !
hard, N.17q11e; No. 3 hard, S.1e1Eqi. ~
No. I hard, &i;Os@l;li: No; 2 spring. 81 .lse
ST. isgi.is; No ) duru rum ii.i2ai,i5; sample
No. 4 white. esdSc; No. 5 white, e4lte
65lfc; No. white, 62d63c; No, yellow
sSqeshc; No. 4 yellow. S6ha67c; No
SsSe; No. 8 mixed, SS@Sssso No. ! mixed
e6@STc; No. mixed, e4de6ibc: No.
mixed, e1d60ltc; sample mixed, .40q60c
Oats: Standard, Ed4Sc; No. 3 white, 4l1kq
t7Ac; No. Z white, 4sIAep47He. Barley
4 Mailing, eSd7lc: No ! feed. 6G64c. Rye
No. 2. e3ds4c; No. 3. 92d93c,
Chicago closing prices, furnished TIL
Bee by Logan q Bryan, stock and graf
brokers, 315 South Sixteenth. Omaha:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21
Kansas CIty tive stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 2O,-CATrLIl-ite
ceipts $500 head, market steady TO LOG
lower; prime fed steers N.b0ua.2e; dressed
beef steers, SS,iSdiS. 70; western steers, te,oV
"a hO6h7@i helfers, te.00ue 30; stookere ana
feeders, s60O6tS,0O; bulls, AbouS'n; calves
SO 00dl0 80, =,
0n2Oc lower; bulk of sales. T0dfI,S heavy,
81 a0dI.l5; packers and butchers =. S'lod
100 light, $!5g7; go FtEs SSSSES,Se' a a.,
head. market strong; active; lambs, N9 <.
sfi0 Sh. yearlings, ts,3d9.25; wethers, We
$500; ewes, s6.7Sdf,6o; stoekers ana teeo'
ers. As ,OO6fo. Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21
ArticieI open. Hal. III low. Close. Yes'y
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade,

CHICAGO. Jan. 2o.-Advancing ocean
freight rates that put stop to export
demand resulted today IN lower prices for
wheat, The market closed heavy at AD
lc TO 1Qihc net decline, with May, 81. 2eA
and July, Sl.22lzGI1. 22M. Other leading
staples too all showed a loss, corn Halc
70 iAql%c; oats, Izq'Ac' and provisions
Wheat values dwindled rapidly after
announcement that as much as 4s%c a
charges on shipments from Atlantic ports
to Great Britain and Sac a bushel by New
Orleans. Previously. the wheat market
to be osy s,ET notable sSSors
business for the day might reach large
total. The aggregate OF European pur-
chases, however. as estimated after the
close, did not exceed 10000 bushels.
Greatest weakness showed itself during
the last half Of the trading. This was
partly due to the fact that warmer
and also was influenced by disappoint-
ment that some relief from the railroad
congestion at New York had been more
or les offset by fresh embargo at New
Corn and oats weakened with wheat.
| The embargo against corn shipments to
and the southwest Is sending corn here.
Oats held up better than other grain
The reason was a good demand from the
Lower prices on hogs pulled down pro-
visions.
| Chicago Cash Prices-WheAt No. 2 red
nominal; No. red. 81. 2Sd1 2s% No,
hard. nominal; No, 8 hard, sl;2O@l 96lt
Corn: No. yellow, nominal; No, 4 yell
low, T3dT4c; No. 4 white, 72la@7Shc. Oats
| No 8 white, 50Itd62c; standard. nominal
Rye: No. q ti.Ol. Barley; 664e0c. Seeds
Timothy. $500. 76 clover SCOOPS 50 9
0fiO45; ribs, Si0.2Sdi0.eo
BITTTER-Firm; creamery. 23u30Mc.
/ EGGS-I.ower; receipts. 3.6Q cases
firsts. 3OdSOlkc: ordinary flrsts, 29a29lke
at mark. cases included. 24q30c.
POTATOES Higher; receipts. ~ cars
Michigan. Wisconsin, Minnesota and Da'
. Ikota white a5cG$i.02; Minnesota and Da'
. NI PSto1tIITRY-Aiive lower; fowls. i5c
/ springs, l4hc; turkeys, lsc.
, Kansas city Grain and Provisions
; KANSAS CITY. Jan. 2o.-WHEAT-
I3, A.14al. 81; No. red, Sla9lS No.
oATs-Nominaliy unchanged; No
! white 5Od6ic; No. mixed. 4Sp4be.
BUTTER-Creamery, 3lc; firsts, 29c
seconds, nc; packing. i9c.
| FGGS-Firsts. 39c; seconda, DC
| CODN-Unchanged; No. mixed, zoe
: No. 8. Ss%dssAc; No white. qOH@7le
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. sO-COTToN-Spot
auiet: rniddiing upiands, l2.2oc. Sales,
Cotton futures opened steady; January.
" ice; March. 12.3Oc; May, l25sc; July,
IL SIC; October. 12.65c.
Cotton futures closed steady: January
i2OSc; March, l2.2lc; May, l2'4Sci july
IL k9c; October, teb5c.
The cotton market closed II 10 Is points
lower, - z,zu...,
easier: good middling. SD mlddling
S.iad; low middling. liza; sales. 100
bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21
nmnhn Hny Market.

RAY-Prairie, choice upland, 10000
10 20 Il must he extra choice TO bring
sISS6. No. /, g. OO9lO.OO; No. 2, fsOO99. 90;
No Ss.OodsO0; choice midland. 90 son
1900 must so = s q So ch2i0s g sr5SE go S09
e. OOdi %. choice lowland, $500; No. /,
S.0Oas.5O; No. q s6.Oods.oo; No. 8. A.Ooet
81 sTRAw-choies wheat. sS5O0so %; choice
oat or rye, S6O0d6.5O.
ALFALFA-Choiee Is quota bic At il2.0o
ais 90; No I, 81. 0odfi2 90; No 2. t9Ood1l 90.
No. g, SSO0dS.00
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21

SHEEP-Total arrivals OF sheep and
lambs were fair. some thirty-two cars
or 1900 head, being reported IN, but as
approximately q third OF these were go
not on sale actual offerings were mod
crate Total arrivals so far this week
are a. $50 head. being more than 5000
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21
SUIT TO TEST IOWA
MULCT LAW POSTPONED

kBOkUKI Ia, Jan. U.-Ihe NEARING IN
Phil Nicel's test case Of the repeal Of the
muiet law. set for today, was postponed.
The new date was not set,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21
sinnr City LIre stocIk MarLet.

SIOUX CITY, la, Jan. 20, --CATIlsh--
Receipts, $500 head; market lOo lower
native steers, SG,1dS0Q; butchers, @O0q
and feeders s6.iOdf15; bulls, stays, etc.
&6.O0dfS.e0 a
HOGS-Reoelpts, 1900 head; market 10
a2oc lower; hea-y NlSn,,se; mixed "
diTeO. ,oo
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recelpts, BOO
head, market steady lambs, 1000
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21
HnIf NIiIIIon Vic.

LONDON, Jan. 2O.-Tho Eiienroad mills
at ROchdAle, the largest cotton spinning
mills In Lancashire, have been partly de-
stroyed by fire caused by an oYeTheated
bearing. The damages is estimated at
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21

SUGAR Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2O.-sUGAR-Raw,
firm; centrifugal, As3ci molasses, 1859.
on covering. Al noon prices were ig4
Deints higher
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21

ST JOSEPH. Mo-. Jan. s0,-CATTLI-
Receipt:l ECO head IN MARKET s'ss.aSaS
$50; calves. s6.oodli0.0o
HoGs-Receipts 1850 head; market. Is
STEEP AND LAMBs-Recelpts 5000
headi market steady. lambs. N0.onlOIb,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21
a.. Loui. Cram NTnr1e,.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
track No 2, red, Si,s39i.S5bz; No ? hard,
nominal.
CoRN-Lower; track No. ?. Ifhc; No.
2 white, 74Mc.
oATs-steady; track No. 2. isn@5oc
No white, nominal
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21
50. Louis Live stock Market.

CENTS i90oc head: market i5o lower;
pigs and lights, 81 Oodf 80; MIXED and
butchers. N.SOat.ed; good heavy, 1850
SHEEP AND LAMBs--R Receipts, 1900
hoad market strong; yearling wethers,
s., O0die.25; lambs, s9.ood1o.75; ewes, 1880
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21
Ex.porated AppIsn aA0 Dried traits

NEW YORK, Jan. 20-EvAPORATEn
fancy. ogOhe; choice, ~
0f7Ec; prime, 6Mqslhc.
pRiED FRU1TS-Prunes, firm; Cali
foTnias, tGp1ihe; oregons, 7kQ7hc. April
cots firm; choice, 1910; extra choice,
ii6iiHc; fancy, ice. Peaches. steady .
choice, SIC; Sxtra choice. B14c fancy,
az RRisins, quiet; loose muscatels, 7kS
NC; choice 20 fancy seeded, T497xe;
seedIesH 9ikd11c,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21
DIV Gnnda Mnrkct.

NEW YORK. Jan. O,-DRY GOODS
Jobbers bought mapped goods for fall
freely today, Cotton goods and yarns
were firm. Retail trade was active,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21

Cattle weak-HoEs weak-sheeu
aArnnm.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2o,-CATTLE-Re
ceipts, 5000 head market weak; native
Sd,5OUS.2l; cows and heifers, tS.2ouS,2b
calves N.16utl.O0.
HOGs-R Receipts, TsOO0 head market,
weak; mostly N025c lower bulk OF ERles,
S1O5af1 90; light, N.6607.S5 mixed, &.seN
As: heavy, sd&2r7fo; rough. tSse1ilO;
pigs S. 5OdfS CO. -.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceiptE, ll,oQo
head. market strong: wethers, N,6luN,5Ni
ewes, sSbO0S 10; lambs. sS76dii.h.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21
Observation-Disclosures
For sale.

FOR sale.
BARGAIN for cash; settling up my es-
mules; span of 2, 100 lbs, l-year-old
mules; also 200 lbs. span of Percheron
mares in foal by Big Jumbo Jack. Cali
at barn in rear OF l2t S. oath st.
Thirty-two milk wagons Tor Bele, cheap,
Johnson-Danforth Co. 18TH and Clark.
HAY-s7.6O ton. A, W. Wagner. Sol N, 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21
Metal Market.

offered at s. 80. spelter not quoted. Cop.
per. firm; electrolytic, 81. 25d2l,75. Iron,
steady and unchanged Tin. firm; spot
Al London: Spot copper. es7 LIS; flu
lures. ISL los: eleetrolytlc. eii7 los. Spot
tin, Elm S.; futures, CIT los. Anthony,
El26 Lead G8l lbs Spelter, f8.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2o.-COFFEE-Coffe
futures closed Irregular al a net decline
Of / 10 4 points. Sales were 1870 bags
January. csc; February, 6eoc; March
July Tibc; August, Z 20c; september, Z 25c
October. T. SOC: November. 730c: Deem,
Der 7.4Oc. Spot. dull; Rio rs. 7hc; Santos
Is, 9Ao
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21
yIxeruooI Crafn Market.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2O.-WHEAT-spot.
No Manitoba, las ilIsd; No. ?. 1873 llisd
No, 8, 13s sgd; No. hard winter. new,
CoRN-Spot. American mixed. new,
los lOd
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21
nnnk CIeartnRa.

OMAHA, Jan. eo,-BAnk eioarinFa for
corresponding day last year LOS 1t2,12.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. Jan 2o.--MERCANTILE
STERI.ING fIXCHANGE-00-da day bills,
81 NJ; demand, N.76; cables, N.T6A,
SILVER-Bar. b6Ac: Mexican dollars.
BoNDs- steady; railroad,
irregular -
6p2% per cent 90 days, "a per cent; six
months. 2HGl3 per cent. Call money,
steady: high, 2 per cent; low, 1& per
cent; ruling rate, ~ per cent; last loan,
fered at per cent.
Closing quotations oh bonds today were
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21
minneapolis Grain Market.

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 20 WHEAT -
Nav 81. 2SlkGDi .2sss; July, $1.26kQl. "a;
cash. No. hard. $l.s49s; No. l northern,
81 .29TsQl.s11s.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21

Rrcr1pra- cARa

Receipts and disposition OF live stock
at the Union Stock yards, Omaha, tot
twenty-four hours ending at p m yes
terday:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21

No. s. sec: No. yellow. ugu'tc; No. 8,
fOtsc.
POULTRY-Hens. lac; turkeys, lie;
springs, lSc,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21
FARM LAND-FoR RENT

MY FARM for rent from March 1, next.
las acres, southwest corner Hardin town
ship. j. II. r. kruse, II. #. ID. 2 Coun-
ell Bluffs. la.
THE for rent Advertisements appearing
in the For Rent column OF The Bee
daily cannot be beat for variety that
will please and fill the needs OF any
one desiring to rent. Phone Tyler lOoo.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21

A "For Sale or For Rent Ad placed
in The Bee will accomplish its purpose
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21
FARM AN0 RANCH LANDS
Missouri Lands.
Missouri Lands
CENTRAL MISSOURI
FARM BARGAINS

MISSOURI Lnnda.
CENTRAL MISSOURI
FARM BARGAINS
l25 miles southeast Kansas City; blue
grass, alfalfa, corn land; chance to buy
right. 70 acres, partly improved, sos.
Nice 50 acres, some rich alfalfa land.
$1,000. Fine lG0-acre stock farm, so sec
ond bottom; buildings; price, $40 per
acre; best water. 400 acres y prairie.
bal. timber; fenced, running water, fine
pasture; $4,000; snap. 2.lOO acres. fancy
Co, Mo-; all fenced. fine water and
grass; price. 50 per acre. Get in line
free. Township map Missouri. 10 cents,
postpaid. Lott, THE Land Man" Bal
timoPe. Kansas City. Mo.
200 CHOICE farms for sale; i4s acres
highly improved; 80 acres OF choice land
Croft. Richards. Mo. %
IMfRoVED' upland farms. $40 acre: corn.
alfalfa, hogs. stebbins. 1910 Chicago.
Nebraska Lands.
FINE HALF sECTIoN-CENTRAL
NEBRASKA.
Well improved farm Of $40 acres near
kearney; one-han in cultivation, bal
nS ns may soI peP sere owner W. nj
exchange for 80 or 100 in eastern Ne
braska or western Iowa.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
DOuSs AtoAs oeA AepA CAhoha vat Dh-O
WILL sacrifice on southeast Neb. i'm
proved 100 acres. convenient to good
town; must sell before March J.; no
trade. Write for particulars. $751; Bee.
Owner.
sARPY COUNTY FARM.
50 acres, much less than value.
G. G. WALLACE. 6l4 Keeline. Omaha-o.
wisconsin Lands.
| UPPER WISCONsIN-Best dairy and
general crop state In the union; settlers
wanted; lands for sale at low prices on
easy terms. Ask for booklet 81 on Wis.
consin Central Land Grant. Excellent
lands for stock raising. II Interested "a
fruit lands ask for booklet on apple or
Dept. 500 Line Railway. Minneapolis
| MINI.
AdisoeIIaneOus.
HAVE YOU FARM FOR sALEf
| Write q good description OF your lant
and send II TO the Sioux City DAD Jour
nal "Iowa's Most Powerful Want AZ
Medium" Twenty-Five words every Fri
day evening, Saturday morning an,
every Saturday evening and Sunday TO
one month, giving sixteen ads on tWelV
different days for 81; or 30 words 81. o
largest circulation OF any Iowa news
paper; 10000 readers daily In four grea
states.
ADVERTISE your property as thouEl
you believed its sale or rental TO b
important, by keeping Il listed In tn
| Big House, Home and Real Estat
Guide-THE BEE.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-21
AuToMoBILES-FoR SALE

1914 Ford touring, exc condition. .$Iz5
1913 Metz roadster. .s-........s.......,... 10
1915 Monitor touring, brand new. $50
1914 6-cy hinder Studebaker touring. $50
1913 Ford OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
1914 Oakland touring, fine condition. as
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE,
Douglas $40. 22O9 Farnam.
REDUCE TIRE EXPENSE.
Duplex tires are good for 1000 to ZOO
miles service; cost 81 to IS. Send Us two
old discarded tires. or write and ask
DUPLEX TIRE COMPANY.
ISIS Farnam ST Omaha Neb
CLASSY 6-pass auto, Al condition; must
be sold $3.50; will demonstrate. Wal
3ls5. ". NJ. Hickman. 42& Patrick Ave.
I0O0-LB. truck Sl25 Nebraska Buick
Service station. 1914 Farnam.
Phone Douglas 72l.
AUTOMOBILE MUTUAL INSURANCE.
Co. Douglas 2s1S.
Auto Livery and oaraEes.
Industrial Garage Co. 20 a Harvey sta