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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-06-08
SrrIB.piuu:

liner acn;a,e aauimara n uno 3pt'
mei;er S,r y. 9RelieS non Np,lb'
toun mirh nnl Ter Sut rcben ,eirem
6eihdit ciu NrtstS sschrpaus errih.
ZEN ld'itn. HulaUr. nah BEN 6ou.
icr aalTiitin G,doct su urteilen
Die ha tereits on;eeitapelt Iiepen.
ylm /. Suni Girper su apeittomn
Sic 8inocr sur sri.cn ieierliten Ncm-
nunicu.
Tie pon ecn rbr,u. Sdweiierr ae'
eebere llrtcrbaltuno mar in isosr
6iufht ein griclg. iourl mas bic
Nniiihrdna Der Shhneniihde. ola
aud, Der ishr rsidle Seiud ber gcr,
ltellunasn unb bereu Heiucrtroa ns,be.
tanat. Tie ainber nlahten ibre Sahe
porshaiih.
e'rpsmuttcr @ittme aotbarina Stto
ioll umas nai ber Ssiieruna iein. !,
Tie dutumubilitis fdnat uier :ux
m su aroihreu. Sh istnder 5nnt-
Snb betsits bier.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-06-08

eofaiee.
--orr 6enru gprsmsper bon
@nipinetun. Wp.. tusilt ieit Rontaa
bier.
bert unb 5rau Bernarb 1emmen
bon Guti, roren eoHntaa Seiudlcr
In @eitphalia.
--Jrl. auauite Gpers III am Saniss
iaa BON mebrpbhentlitem Seiuhe
In ber 4inn Sohihule beimaetebrt.
IN perfanfen: Sullblut Dereiurb
Buile elm Sabr alt, bel Hrau
Setter 9 d nj b, @eltpbalia.
-@iltue Seuru Sdacicr uub SRI.
9puiia Sfneier haben iidl nm Sans
tna naa 9efferiun gitp in GicnIt be-
aeben.
-9iebbn6ern utn entem &audl-
INT Sautobat nib emofphlen iieh 'ol
Chen su hplen pnr su teiiellen bel
VI. I. Turner. 4inu MU.
-Srau 9oal BON ct. 2uuia.
beiuttt sur Yeit bier bic Shweiter
FRAU 7erbinanb Ortmcner wie oil Fl
ibre gerwanbleu bel Titiuuntoin.
SRI. 9uuiia Gdlaiier bic mebrere
Wuuair In Tieniien bel Der GamiIie
6cnrp &. Sdeppers IN Sciferion Gitn
mar. III lctlen Gnmstno hc,m9ctchrt.
-Tr. Z. U. qellmanr. Uun lei
nem Shpieeeruater 0errn @eprGe
Tidneite bealeitet. pb.na bier su Vim
iana ber @ode ieiner Yrpieiilon aIs
BabnarSt.
-Tr. 6. Z. Bieiemerer uno Tod'
ter Gri. abrIla, iowie 0err Sen
gitbpls unb G6hut,cn Nlpbons,
waren am dreitae Seiuher In V'tl'
iouri's Sauptitabt.
SRI. Soiepbine Rabmater, bic
ieit mebreren Nonoteu bel Der lia'
Mile 5beooor siilees III Selterlon
Gitp in gieniten aepeien, tebrte am
Salnstae beim.
Die Serren 8. Sdmiot unb 6n.
Ghaumeder iparen MUntaa in Guae'
Ieaenbeiten Der Garmers uno Wers
dhants Sant lenieits bcs @asrunnoe
Sluiies nobe Belle.
Ser Sphn 9illmnru Don 9pple
grest, Nip,rant flr bic Nomination
flr bas SberiifssGmt auiocm rrpub-
titaniitcu 9idet, itcllte iidl bier
Spuntos ben &dbleru ccr.
-Giarareniobriiaut 6er 0enrn
Etpd ppn Nep 6ouer, Mu.. licicrtc
bier nm Srtitne wicbcr bon lciuem
Truoutte Der. p0rahalider ."Caoer'
hno Der nod belisbterer "bcnonlaoe"
IN ieins Muuben ap.
--Scrr Thomas SiaaS gliiicnt oes
Siaatstanpal,eS uno drl. Girainia
Ware bon Seiisripn 0iip ~iiupptcn"
bier am Wortaa mi bent 0eiumcac
BON Vainieb Rpd. NO ic bent slid
iport pblaaen,
-9ie 6erreu Tr. Z. Z. Siabma'
der unb Spi. Euiii pOn Nrlple nno
Nntpn Otto uon aocIttoIun 'nmcn
Mortda aui benz Reae uadl 9irn,
TOO Ge nit Der Gpuntp Court &eidla'
te erleoiatcn. bieromdl.
VIM SUnntae ben II. Suui miro
bier bic 0inScrtumuuuion nc'cicrt
merbeu. 9as 0odlami. urter mel
hem bic SiEber ,um 9itc 0tSperrn
aehcn pcroeu. bcainrt uul dhr
uno bic 5rihmeiic nm 6 l'br Mor,
aens.
-eetern Ndtmittao 4 llhr iuurbe
@erbaro, Sbbuhcn Der g9cIcutt Ger.
barb 0iltemcper oaa nod nur $ itlin.
biaen @eileu auf vrocn upu Rem
9obesenael abberuier. oui bicIecn
tath. @pttssoier In bic @ruit 0eleat,
Npu Der Groc aui suicinen Nth II
- Turiteii GnaeI, aleth ;uriid on
aeh'n.
-llrisr 0irtt Nhauh arrmcr be,
iud,te am Touucrstaa uuo ,irritaa
letter Wpde bic Grlber 9cbu unb
Soe In Cidac 9i,p. NIaul, critfue
uns pcr einem .fidirp" cu wcldrm
or i'd, br,teiliat Der oIIe .irncS bet
eenrn CT iemnlS eemcicu, ectnltn
81 cptr a loue itaii there mas, !ub 7,
! 10 arobIn Z mpieli lapc eniopeo. 1t
4 mas this loue iaeit at Ciaac, wbere
d fiih mrrr 10 i,nherIn frirh."
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-06-08

Opening March Fanfsri-hy the String
band
fe,tal Chorus; sci GegrueSSet
Duet instrumental; Invitation Waltz
4 b G SChuetzer by the Little Ones
Duet Instrumental: La C1arina
The Reading Circle
Duet Frost Crystal Waltz by Interme-
diate Girls
Conf, Song; Dick, Ned aud |
Weaver Nad'lu Waltz by String Band
Marie's Triumph
A drama in four Acis-hy Senior Girls
Act |.
MarieS Chariety to ii MS>hcrwoman
Duet instrumental; -- Rusti' folonsi>c
Act II,
Mary falsely accused and tried
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-06-08

-Tie grdulein Bernarbina unb
Ruia Gafrpp iinb AM Ulontoa no1,
lGnaerem 8eiud,e ihrer Verponoteu
In Columbia. Sllinois, beimaefebrt.
ia bds sastter am Spnntna
id,bn unb audi bic @eee IN siemlid,
gutter YerIaiiune iiir bic slutomubile
poreu. fubren Yiele. sn piel UNI al'
Ter 0amen ausuflhren, mad aoelb.
iDnn sur Seimobnuna eer BON ben
Shultinbern unter 2eituna Der oprs
tiaen ebrw glUtre Tame Shpeitern
aufeefiirbten Yoriteliuna. 9arunter
uniere ehru Shmeitern Cbesin VI.
Srlitiana, Serbert, galbinn unb
Frl. Gliiabeth Tiepenbrod we.5e in
ieiner Sprb Cor borthin su inhren
berr Seuru Shoumede bic gbre
bate.
Fer 4. Suli iOtl bisie3 Snbr nal
tuieber in 3eitphofiu burt Nbhot.
lung eines 9S..tenit feierlih beaanaen
lperoen So bnben bic tieiiasn 30,
lumbuSsTitter beihloiien. W6aen
bis bnhin bic arieasnultcn am eu'
rppdiihen SOrisunte - am amreita'
niid,en rit,t minber = nersraen.
9eutitlnnbs 9einbe beslpunaen uno
uieber 6riebe aaunter alien Ubltern
herrihsn. In bieiem 8liiie, bent
@eiiie ben bumolS Waihinaton uro
oas aunse omeriioniihe Volt beieelt
bab ieinen Grsieinb Gnalanb bsheat.
ppIten mir oieien 9oe. on ben mir
unS BON 9nglanb unnbbduaie ertldr
ten. iciem unb babel ben 8priot
unabb6uaia su bleiben. erncuern.
-ccrr 6ermouu Gnacimcper IN,
70 mcit mir wii'en, nod oieies 2obr
Der champion" analer bieier Se.
aenb. Sm 5anaen Der Euautitdt
mbecn ihn mohl onoere ben 8ana
Iireitia MAIDEN. 9er Sun Terhes'
uno .SasS", pie Iie iulhe bic Slider
eeluobnlih lanben. nimmt Is, I'm
bas @ewiut bon As Hfu:b su repre-
ientiren tuie ber -Qnt- es that ben
Serrr Gr9elmeper ans Hanb aoa,
idlun reht oiele. Qeiber fam
ibm ein nod idluererer, elmer bon
minocitens 50 Iiuno uon Der Gnael.
llnb tieien su iansen. rirb ipobl
icbt rtemoGbeu onoers @ert ieiu ole
bas bes Cntel Gtnrlen.
Ten aonbiooten. bic fih am bas
&ihternmt btsies bes 2. 2itritts be
iuerben reibt hh in leeter Stunoe
6err 6oSlaa uun 2nuie Greet an.
GS iiuo bercr ietI bier oui bcmUtrns
tiihcr uno elmer oui republitoriidlcr
Seite. @9cr INNER BON oieien Rih.
ter rcroru mag: es limb oil, ipweit
mir ociien @eraarscnbeit tennen,
ehrtuhoitc Widnncr. limb elauben
mir baB teirer ner or oit lei.
burdl irurcblidlc, iclbiiitl,iec
0onoluuacn an benz Splte, bas ibm
iein g9phl onucrtraut, oicitS Der,
troucn miBbrnudeu nirb; bas teincr
Cieenutincr uuo pplitiiter Spede
-Tcrulrilitara enuiiiildler Soenle
nni Apitcn Der Wlraer, unwnroiae
9rtrtnuer sur GrInraura eincS slm.
ties, u.iAm.- me1en ie'ncn Giltritt
ucundloiiiQcr, ianorireu ooer oar
nm %olic oeS eiaener Siitritts ba.
burdl bn6 CT crtuahrter 3iele 'ueaeu.
benz ouocrtn 0iculidi. gum Werrdter
miro. laS, mir mitberbulen es,
bu'Itn mir ron aeineni.
7anfiaauns.
gSir. bic llntCrseihnsten ninidhen
blermit allen Nodlborn mb 6rcunben
ilr ibrcu iebeupllen 1ciiiuro ben
tic unS in, lobe iuie bel benz Be
arGbniiie uniercS tleincn gietliues
lcilirteu. unicren berslihl,en Toul
su CritottCr.
@crboro unb Gcrtrub 0iltemepcr
Gl'cru.
Ncti,.
Vile 9erc, DC nod npu uus ent,
licbcuc @pmmiiiipnSiade In ttrem
Vciipc bNbcr. bitten mir lieielben
ubuC Ncriu1 uicocr ou uuS obsu.
lielcrn, IA mir inr hicie nit o;r iir.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-06-08

Duet Instrumental: Dorina Bells
Act Ill.
Marie captured by the Indians
Duet Instrumental; On the ocean by
Moonlight
Act ".
Maries Rescue aud double triumph
Duet Instrumental: The S.eighride
Notul Chorus: Come TO the Forest
Duet: March Commencement
The Grand Auc' ion
Duet Instrumental: In the Woodland
Mil
"JetTt guh we awe no H,>"
Duet Instrumental Approach ct Spring
Come one come all,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-06-08
,sarm 40 pcrtauien.

Sdl piierrire cine mciner Bottom
5armen in Der ylahc BON Ciaae Senb
aunt Ier,auie. giabere Gus,uuit
ertbeili.
Ghas. 9. Tewep.
Seiieriou Gitp. Rc.
Nrtuftatssu,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-06-08
3anfiaauna.

0ir. bic llntCrseihnsten minithen
bIermit allen Nadlborn urb 6rcunbcn
ilr ibrcu iebeupllen 1ciiiuro ben
iic unS in, lobe iuie bel benz Be
ardbniiie uniercS tlcincn Qictlinos
lciltctcu. uricren berslicti,en Tort
su critottcr,
@crhoro urb Gcrtruo 0iltemeper
Gl'crn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-06-08
9lptis.

Vile 9erc, DC mod bon uns ent'
licbcuc 0uumiiiipnSiade In itrem
yciipc babcr. bitten mir tieielben
ubuc WcrSun micocr au urS obsu.
lislrrn, Ia mir fur hicic nit o;r 6ir
MA IN Ct GrU,S .ieilleu" muiien.
9InStrnIol,S Gu> MIR 0cSmuuoen ben
9naSea loidlr Sad Al 20 Gents oas
Stud ansurchneu. NdtunoSupll.
M 4 r. nrr a. IL u
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-06-08

nas s.s sas isaee bsh sir isfia,.
pas ser nit t'an. bon tprtie nis't.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-06-08
ENTER TAIN MENT

Musical Damata Entertainment will re given by the rupS Of
ST. Jo:erhS Stc Nerhaa, Mo. tuesday evening l3, al
O'Clock and Sunday aferocn Juni Is o'clock Hkeneyss
Hall.
PROGRAM
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-06-08

{srv,lssaHs asf sdss -
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-21
2-4.<
Christmas

| Why do we observe Christmas? It is
the custom of the people to observe it
: as the time, or in memory of the time,
when the Son of God made His advent
into the world. Turn to Luke and read
the second chapter, giving an account
of His coming to bring peace and good
will to all men. 1t is a good time to
settle all old differences where they
exist and to begin the "New Year"
right.
How should we observe Christmas?
IN memory Of God's gift of His Son to
the world: IT people would think about
it they would not want to drink and
frolic and go into sin and unseemly con-
duct, but to observe the occasion as a
time of worship; not reveling, but in
pieus thought and sober conversation.
When we send our Christmas gifts to
our friends we ought to think of Gods
best gift to us all. He gave His only
begotten son to die for us that we might
live in Heaven forever. Let us believe
on Him, trust Him and serve Him.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-21
Wants Better Telephone Service

want to want to call the attention
of those that are concerned in the tele-
phones of Pickens and Anderson coun-
ties or the telephones that connect at
Plckens, Easley an Liberty as central
points. think it best for the directors
or stockholders of the various lines that
connect with the above central points,
should have meeting called somewhere
in the county to discuss the telephone
service and to organize so we may get
better service. If possible we can meet
at EaSley or Pickens, which may be the
best suited to all concerned. Letevery
telephone line that goes out from the
above places have meeting. designate
someone to attend such meeting. |
would like for each one that is desirous
OF such meeting to write me card
stating where you would like for the
meeting to be held SO | can call it at the
place where the majority says. If you
want to call me over the telephone my
number is Easley 1903. Hoping this
matter will be considered at once.
thinking as I do, that the telephone
service can be bettered.
JOEL II. MILLER.
Easley, S. c.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-21
AUDITORS Notice

I'ic!.cns, s. c., Dec. Il, 1916
'l!3c office Of the county auditor will
be open from the lst day Of January,
l9l7and will remain open until February
20, 1917, for the purpose Of taking re-
turns for the fiscal year 1917. After
that date fifty per cent penalty will be
added on all personal property not listed
The duties Of the office viii demand
my whole time as wil vacatc in Feb
ruary. SO | will not be able to make
the usual rounds fer the purpose of tax
ing letunls during 10y stay in Office.
Res; ectfully,
n. A. ChRSTOPnER,
County Auditor.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-21

EVERY week The Sentinel receives
one or two long advertisements from
the Willys-Overland Co.. makers of
automobiles and beggars Of free adver-
tlslng in country newspapers, and they
want US to run these advertisements
free under the guise of news articles.
Their begging tactics always made US
little angry before, but this week thew
made us laugh. This week this com
pany sent US note which read as fol-
lows: 3" Understanding the national
shortage Of print paper, the WHY'S
Overland Co, to cooperate with it's
newspaper friends in space economy,
has made marked reduction in the length
of it's publicity articles. - And with
this note came about dozen large
sheets Of typewriter advertising which
would have filled up at least one page
OF The Sentinel, and they wanted us to
PRINT 1T free! "Co-operate!' Well if
that's cooperation, on account of the
high cost of building automobiles. The
rlckcns Sentinel is willing to cooperate
with the WHY'S Overland Co. by allow
ng them to give us a runabout instead
ot touring car. The Sentinel does not
prnt free advertising. because we need
the SPACE for our subscribers, but if we
eyer have the space 70" free advertising
Nc viii give il to home people.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-21

Mrs. c. E. Watson, superintendent OF
the northern division Baptist Woman's S
convention, died at her home in Green
vile Friday, after an illness Of only a
51ay. Mrs: Watson was well known and
loved IN Pickcns county, where she had
VISITED many tim in the interest of
her worH. She was to have been at the
Woman,s meeting at the Pickens mill
sunday and some of our ladies were
getting ready to meet her at the train
when they heard Of her death. She was
63 years old.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-21

Postmaster Jennings requests us to
state TO the public that altho it is al
right 10 put Christmas seals or stickers
on letters or packages which go thru
the mail, they should not be put on the
same side as the address and postage
stamps The public is also urged to
wrar mail packages securely. address
them plainly and mail them early, or
else they may ctlost during the Christ
mas rush. Il YOU would have your mail
delivered promptly follow these direc-
tiOnS
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-21
AN AGED WOMAN
Tells How Vinol Made Her Strong

In her cighty-sccond year Mrs. join
Wickcrsham, of Russcllvillc, Pa, s1yS:
Il was in n rundown, feeble coAdil:g,
and had lost flesh. y noighhor as':>l
me to try Nincl, and after taxing two
bottles my strength rcturncd; an!
gaining in flesh it has built ,lp ny
health and am feeling fine ior .
woman Of my are, 50 ! set around g:l
do my koliscworE"
The reason Ninol was 50 succl lasiul
in Mrs. Wickcrsham's case was b..
needed 10 build her up.
P;clicns Drug Co.. pickcns, S. G also
at the leading drug stores III all South
Carolina towns
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-21

OUR WEEKLY RIDDLE. = When a col
ored waiter drops platter of roasted
turkey, why does it create great con-
tinental disaster?
Because it is the tall of Turkey, the
overthrow of Greece, the ruin OF Africa
and the breaking up of China. !,
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-21

Clerk Of Court Boggs requests us to
ask all who have papers in his office to
come in and get same before January | i,
1917, as he wants oil papers in the own
ers hands when hcturns the Office over
to his successor
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-21

WE see by the paper that Liberty is
going to try to get the county seat, but
rs yet none Of the county officers are
preparing to move there.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-21

WE wish the war writer's would give
Bucharest
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-21
GARY UIoTT. Manager.

Obituary notices and trinutes Of respect Of
not Ger one hundred words will be printed free
of onargc All over that number must be paid
for ut the rate Of one cent II word. Cash to
accompany manuscript cards OF thanks pub.
lished for nehnlf cent II word
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-21

FORTY men were arrested recently in
Spartanburg for selling booze. Yet
Booker Of the Journal of that city thinks
the world is growing better
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-21

AS OLD Ed DeCamp would say, the
alcoholic days are here.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-21

A MERRY CHRISTMAS to you all.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-21

Pickens Hardware & Grocery
Co. is the place to get your
Oranges, Apples, Candies and
Nuts and other goods Ter Xmas.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-21

A VERY peculiar&oman
Is Mrs. Johenry Tate;
She never asks her hubby
If her hats on straight.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-21

don't lan
a. io
l.
dren OtoS15O
in NNSo"
and sandg
the the H.
children
and
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-21
Just a Few Specials for December

We Have Had Quite a Touch of Winter Weather
But What We Have Experienced Is Only Drop
In the Bucket to What Is to Come In
December, January and February.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-26
pEEF sTEERs.

HOGS-Receipvs while nots quite so
large as on last Tuesday, were very lib
eral estimates calling for ~ cars, or
q, 100 head. This puts the total Tor the
two days at q, $50 head, being 200 smaller
than last week, but $500 larger than two
weeks ago, and a gain OF $500 head over
the corresponding days year ago.
Shippers were willing to give a be al
vance right from the start, but most
buyers looked for more strength. and
while some shipping hogs sold that were
not much more than &c up, buyers had
10 give l0c higher figures before they
could make much OF start on filling
their orders. Demand was broad and
shipping purchases hit their old stride,
amounting 70 q very respectable share OF
First bids made by killer buyers we're
little II any bettor than steady. but they
were promptly refused. and like the ship
pers packers we're forced up TO the lOc
started TO move. Many traina were late
getting in, but by mid-forenoon good
share of the early arrivals had been
cleaned UP at prices that were fully i0c
above Monday and looked more than that
Even at noon there were atiil some hogs
back. but almost everything was being
cleaned up as fast as y was yarded at
prices that were as good az at any time
plaint on the score that packers We're I not
taking hold of lights AZ readily as they
did early, but as a general thing early
values were we'll sustained up to noon,
General trade was a good strong 40, iee
10, with 4the usual sprinkling OF lights
on down, and n number OF good heavies
reached H.b q few loads bringing the
top Of $50 on the whole prices were
cost being the highest since october.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-26
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the TradiRE and CiOsinE
Prices ON Board OF Trade.

CHICAGO. Jan. &.-Export buying and
predictions OF cold wave lifted the
wheat market today to the highest prices
yet this season. The close was firm, $50
ic 60 2am2Nc net higher. with May. 3i.aS
al Ssh and July. xi.t6SuLSN. Corn gained
NC 10 No and oats. &c to Nasac. In pro
Visions the outcome varied from &C de-
cline to n raise Of i0c.
Before beginning To ascend the wheat
market underwent a material sag, OWING
To cable adviccs that were Disappointing
to the bulls. The chief depressing cir
cumstances, however prospective larger
shipments from Argentina and Australia ia.
had only transient effect. According
60 the best estimates. the total OF export
or more Cold Weather forecasts tended
decidedly 60 increase bullish sentiment.
Reports that the CONGESTION OF railroad
terminal facilities along the Atlantic sea-
board was being rapidly removed formed
an independent source OF strength In the
wheat market. Bull leaders laid consid-
cradle stress also on assertions that
wheat in the United states Ia now the
cheapest In the world, and that Manitoba
and Argentina were boing put out OF COM
petition.
Corn strength was borrowed from
wheat. a motto cable Improvement in the
demand for low Nrades here tended fur
Their TO help prices upward.
Seaboard demand gave firmness 70 oats
Export sales Of cats were estimated a,
iOn. 600 bushels.
Higher prices on hogs carried provisions
by packers and wiped out most of the
gains.
Chicago Cash Prices-wheat: No. red.
N.Sth; No, = red, t.Sl%Gi, SSH; No.
hard, 81 .SsbsQi.SS; No. 4 hard. 81. S6isdii aops
Corn: No. 2 yellow. nominal; No. 4 yell
low. ISh4i4c; No. Z white, I2ihQI3c, Oats
No. white. 6ld6l%c; standard. 6Sq02hc
Rye: No 2 ti.Oa1i ,0SJt Barley; S6Soc.
Seed: Timothy SD9565; clover, 10000
lS& Provisions: Pork. Si9.EaT2O Is; lard,
$40, 05Gr1O.aO ribs. Si0.60fIi0.S2i
RUTTER-Creamery. Atam@0c,
BGGS--Lower; receipts. TS& cases,
firets, 26hc; ordinary firste, 8hc; AZ
mark, cases included, Nm26lsc,
POTATO ES-Lower; receipts. O. cars
Michigan. Wisconsin, Minnesota and pa-
kota OhioS, SS6i9sc.
PoULTRT-Alive higher; fowls. i5oi
springs. 1hc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-26

SHEEP-Another very moderate run of
sheep and lambs showed up today when
only about twenty-five cars. or 5000 head
were reported In. The total for the week
10 date IL the smallest so far this year.
Two DAYS arrivals total only 1891 head,
being less than half as large as either
last week or two weeks ago ard smaller
than last year by almost 10000 head.
The lamb market was still In beaTish
control today. and with only one or two
exceptions. where nearly steady prices
were paid. sales Of early arriva ,u were
lambs were late In getting In, and as
buyers were not overly anxious 20 fill
their orders, trading was little dun on
we'll supplied as compared with total re-
day and sold at fully steady to possibly
stronger figures :, E9Se s s5s one o6 eT Ios
Which h vas about the best finished seen
here in a long time. reached N.45. a now
high mark for the season.
THE low spot OF the market was found
ON the close, when offers dropped to a
full quarter lower basis, and there were
several loads Of lambs and ewes still
unsold at noon. The days best lamb
price-SlO 35-Was given for good Mexi-
cans. and bulk OF the offerings sold
around so. 4Odf1O. IS. One late sale OF
ewes looked full quarter off and 9TH
ers were not very badly wanted at prices
that showed a quarter or more reduc-
A couple Of loads Of Colorado lambs
Weighing about seventy pounds that
showed up this morning sold readily at
| 40 s5 10 20 20 the country for finishing.
Quotations on sheep and lambs Lambs
good 10 choice. SO. tOni0.bb; lambs. fair 10
Eosd $40 o +o oos lamb 81 c,o s,lipPsS g g Soc 3
ma 10: yearllnRs. fair 70 choice, heavy
ss COOS. Is: wethers, fair to choice, 1.OOa
40. ewes. good 20 choice. H.Oo17.S; ewes.
| fair 10 good, ss8@1.0o.
/ sales.