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Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features Of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, Jan. 19.-Huge sales that
appeared to be largely of a profit taking
on the wheat market here, Prices. closed
heavy at lISdl9sC net decline, with May
A@i@ and July Sl.239s. Corn finished NP
1Rc to NC down. oats Off kdasc and provi-
sions showing a setback of lpnl2c TO 32zc.
Offerings of wheat assumed immense
proportions after the market at the open,
for the 1915 crop. Despite several tran
sient rallies, the general tendency OF the
market was decisiyely down grade
throughout the session. influenced by
reports that in addition to the burden
Of the unusual volume of sales 10 realize
on holdings the bulls were handicapped
by foreigners selling futures here and at
Winnipeg. Furthermore. IT was denied
that the Canadian government had been
buying. Duluth reported increased coun-
try offers and thore were advices that
as Kansas City, ST. Louis and Omaha ele-
Vators had little storage room yet mn-
filled. a big shipping, movement TO Chi
cago was not unlikely.
Assertions that the tightening of the
blockade OF neutral ports would compll-
cate the difficulties of exporters did a
great deal TO emphasize bear sentiment.
Corn was easy on account of the set
back in wheat Besides enlarged receipts
gave an advantage to the bears and there
here from the west and southwest.
Oats relaxed with other cereals. The
market however was relatively finn,
owing to gossip that export sales in the
last three days amounted to more than
2 900 600 bushels.
Packers sold provisions. The unload
| ing weighted down the market not
withstandinE a material upturn in the
value Of hogs
Chicago Cash Prices-Wheat: No, red
| N.8lal .32; No. 3 red, 81 ,2Sl5lDl .29h; No.
| hard, nominal; No. hard, 81 ,lSnl p
| Corn. No. yellow, nominal, No. 4 vel
/ low. 73d7Ftc; No. 4 white, 73h6741zc
/ oats. No. 8 white, bO4a5llac; standard
/ Mnd52Hc Rye. nominal. Barley, $50
/ SOC. Seeds Timothy, S5ND7 20; clover
] $40 O1TlS 80. Provisions: Pork, flS.7OG
| 10 20; lard, SO. i2lkd10.65; ribs, S1O.3i&0
| 1915
| BUTTER Firm; creamery. 3dOlzC
/ EGGS-Lowcr; receipts. 01l2 cases
firsts. 3O03Ol1c: ordinary firsts 2su29lfc
| at mark. cases included. 24G3Oc.
/ POTATOES-Lower; receipts. p cars
Michigan, Wisconsin. Minnesota and Da-
kota gScmSl OF; Minnesota Ohios, S0q95c
J ROULTRY-AEve. lower fowls. l6c
I springs. l5ikc; turkeys. lSc.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids will be received In the Of
flee OF the Board OF Commissioners OF
State Institutions until 1890 A NJ. Mon
day, January 81, 1915 FOR the furnishing
Of all material, supplies, and labor in
Guiding tho general contract, heating,
and electric wiring. for the proper con-
struction OF a sun-porch addition q the
Hospital for Insane, Lincoln. Nebraska,
according 10 plans and specifications
prepared by Joseph w. Salmon, archi-
tect.
All bids must be accompanied by a
certified check for . per cent OF the
amount thereof made payable 90 the
Board of Commissioners OF State Insti-
tutiOns.
Plans and specifications may be had
a. the office OF the Board OF Commits
si0ners of state Institutions at the State
House. or at the office OF the architect
First National Bank building, Lincoln.
The board reserves the right 20 reject
any or all bids.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
STATE INSTITUTIONS.
by LEO MATTHEW'S. Secretary.
Lincoln Nebraska, January IS, 1916
J.2Udlt
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-20
Washington Affairs

A hill to estblish a system OF federal
licensing and supervision OF warehouses
for staple agricultural products was ia
vorably reported TO the house by the
committee on agriculture.
With only three faint noes" the house
adopted a resolution revising the "calen-
dar Wednesday rule" so as 20 speed M
its work. Hereafter debate on a bill con-
sldered on calendar Wednesday will be
limited to two hours, and no committee
will be permitted to occupy more than
two Wednesdays with Its business.
a hundred thousand souvenir gold dol
lars, concentrating tho erection OF the
$500, 900 memorial building soon TO be ded-
icated at Niles, o., in honor Of William
favorably reported by the house commit
tee on coinage, weights and measures.
The Mckinley Birthplace Memorial Asso-
citation Is to lie permitted TO sell the
coins at a premium TO help pay for oon-
struotion and maintenance OF the build
ing
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/ SOUTH HIGH QUINTET
TR0UNCED AT BELLEVUE

Bellevue college basket ball squad de
feated the South Side High school team.
IS 10 &C. IN a practice game on the Belle
vue gymnasium floor last night. The
Wis tors played a plucky game during the
entire evening. but superior team work
defeated them. At the opening OF the
second half Coach BENJAMIN ran in his
freshman team. They were more evenly
matched with the high school men. and
Graham. the Packers left forward. led
his team ahead by caging four field goals
When the varsity men replaced the
freshmen the game had cooled down 80
that neither team made much progress
before the end. Lineup;
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-20
Omaha Hay Market.

HAY-Prairie, choice upland, $40 GOA
1850 Il must he extra choice TO bring
5000: No l. s9.O06D10.00; No 2 SSOO6D9 o.;
No. 3, $600dS,O0; choice midland. $500
1000, must be extra choice to bring 5000;
No /, SS50dD9. %; No. 2 SO0uSb0; No. 3.
S5 O0Gp7. 90; choice lowland. $500; No l.
$SOOaS.5O; No. 2. S6,00dS0O; No. 3. $4,000
900.
oat or rye, S6.O0d6.5O.
ALFALFA-Choice Is quotable at 1920
dlSOO; No. 1, 81 OOdl2.OO; No. ?, 50 00d11 90:
No 3, S6.00IS.O0.
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Texas Lands.

SALE OR TRADE.
Irrigated truck farm. Rio Grande
Valley. Texas; 40 acres. all under Gull
tivatinn. Good improvements POS City
Natl. Bank Bldg o
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One Fine "Mulligan"
Spoiled by Arrest

Every pocket in the clothing of Harry
Durham, genus vag. was discovered fun
OF something to eat. when he was being
searched last night at headquarters, He
had been arrested In the grocery store
OF II. Kavas. Sixteenth and Cunning. by
officer n. Thomas. when the grocer sc-
cused him Of the theft or a pound of
butter.
DunhRm's pockets contained crackers.
saussges, apples, potatoes and onions.
on account OF Dunham's arrest,
tumble" of birds" lost the makings OF
m fine "mulliRan"
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Kansas city Liv. stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Jan. Beat
TLE--Receipts. 5000 head. market
steady: prime fed steers s.. G5f9. rs:
dressed beef steers. N75d&s5 western
steers. S65O6is50; stockers and feeders
S60OdS0O: bulls. $5.5Od6J0: calves. $3.50
diO50
HOGS-Receipts 1900 head: market
higher; bulk of slaes, E.2Jd7 90, heavy,
81. 40d7.5S; packers and butchers, 1890
7.45; light. 700d7.t0 pigs. S6.25d67b.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, $500
head market. strong lambs, $40, 900
1915; yesrlngs, $S25m925: wethers, 800
az 90. eMoa. 10 hOn1.bO.
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w. T. SMITH CO.,

u 2Sl9. CITY Nat. Bank Bldg.
RICH alfalfa corn land, SO acre, 81 cash,
balance 20 years. Buy home. be indie
nendent. q. II. Stehhims. l6lM ChiCaEO.
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MinneapoII. Grain Market.

MINNEAP POLLS Mimi, Jan. 10
WHEAT-May. Sl.29ls6tl. 29J4; July. $.275S
al 2s; No. hard. $780,; No l northern,
81. 9O24d1 .S9At; No. ? northern. 81 26aidi 3Oit
FLOUR-Unchanged.
BARLEY-SSd76C
RYE-96d97c
BRAN-SlS OOd1S5O
CORN-No 3 yellow. 77dT7iAc.
OATS-No. 3 white, 4ad49isc.
FIiAXSEED-S2.3 4iAd2 35S..
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kansas CITY Grain aud Provisions,

KANSAS CITY. Jan. a.-wHEAT-No.
? hard, S17dl -; No . red, 81 2ld1 %;
MAY, $1.2lhd1.2tAs; July 81 96S, Al 267k
CORNING. mixed, TO-; No. white.
Zoe; No. 2 yellow, ilHnlC; May. 74bu
15c; July 75&c.
oATS-No. white, 5od5lc; No. mixed.
42d44c.
BUTTER,-Creamery 3lc; firsts. 2gc
seconds, &c; packing l9c.
EGGS-FirstS, soc; seconds, Nc
POULTRY-IIens, lie. turkeys, lie;
springs, 13c.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo, Jan. IA CATTLE
Receipts, 1900 head market, steady; ma
tive beef steers, S7.6Oae.bO: yearling
al 90; stOckeTs and feeders. S5OOlr1. q
southern steers. &5.25ds6O; cows and heif-
ers. - OOdS 30; native calves, S. ODdIii 20,
HOGS Receipts, 1900 head; market,
higher; pigs and lights. $625df.7O: mixed
and butchers, &7.55G7.75; good heavy, $40
6IG.7b.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 2. 100
s. OOdi9 25. lambs, S9.OOa1O75; ewes, $3.50
II Al
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CHICAGO LIVE srOoK MARKET
Cattle UnHettIed--HOEs Weak
sheep strong.

CHICAGO. Jan. 19.-CATTLF-Re
ceipts 1900; market. unsettled; native
beef steers, $6.50a9S5; western steers
@.6OaS.&i cows and heifers, S3.5OaS.4O;
HOGS-Receipts. 81 900 head market,
weak; bulk OF sales. &7.3Od7 On; light,
~ oS ga Co.,, mixed g s Hse7 5o heavy T6
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1900
head: market strong; wethers, 81. 400
500, ewes. $52Jd775; lambs. s.. 40d1090.
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AppIes ana Dried Fruit.

NEW YORK. Jan B.-EVA PORATED
APPLES-Dull; fancy, 0dUl4c; choice. IA
67Rc; prime, 6hu6hc.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes. firm; Cali
fornias, 4giihc; oregons, 7kQ7hc. Apri-
iidllLc; fancy. re, Peaches stead,-.
choice, SAC; Extra choice. 5iac; fancy,
6Ite. Raisins, quiet; loose muscatels. IA
nc; choice 70 fancy seeded 7La7at9
seedleHs, s1fd11c.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-20

AMERICAN SECURITY COMPANY,
22 South ldh IT. Doug. 50l5.
GOOD LOCATION
FOR DOWNTOWN GARAGE
132x132 feet. northeast corner OF 18th
and Jackson SITS, close to retail bust
ness center. Price and terms on appli-
cation,
GEORGE g. CO.,
Phone u. 7bs 9O2 city Nat. Blk. Bldg.
FINE slX-apartment terrace, better
renter than the average apartment
house; big rooms, oak finish strictly
modern and up-to-date, bring in 81 $50
per year; up-keep very light. Price
S22 500. 1t is a BARGAIN; well located.
ID. V. SHOLES CO.,
9l5-l6 City Nat Blk Bldg. Doug A.
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DRY Good Nfnrket.

NEW YORK, Jan. 19-DRY GOODs-
Cotton goods were firm today Staple
gfnghams advanced 10 7c a yard Prices
named on fancy flannettes for fall were
nc a yard higher than a year ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-20

SIOUX CITY. Ia, Jan. is.-CATTLE-
Receipts. 1850 head; market firm; native
steers, q. 65IS 10, butchers, A750S.S 81;
cows and heiferE 81 6dDis5; stockers and
feeders. 81. 4Oli7. %; bulls, stays. etc. 500
6TG25.
HOGS-Receipts r. on head: market IA
15c lower. heavy, 81 2G67 ~. mixed, 81. COZ
Z 90 light, &C. T5Ft7 90; bulk OF sales. s7.OOd
I735.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 5000
head; market steady ewes. 50H6S.
lambs TOOd1O.4O.
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rnttnn MarIlet.

NEW YORK. Jan 19-COTTON Spot.
quiet; middling uplAnds, u. Zoe; sales, l0)
bales. Futures closed barely steady.
January, 2.19c; March, ~ BIC; May y Sc
July, 127lc October, l2.7Oc. The market
closed barely steady at a net decline OF
u 10 IS points for the day.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-20
Landau stock Market.

LONDON, Jan. 10 -American securities
on the Stock market were dull being
dealt in only occasionally at irregular
| prices.
! SILVER-Bar. 267kd per ounce.
| MONEY-LM4h per cent.
DISCOUNT RATES-Short bills, Ga
! 81 per cent; five months, 5hd5k per
cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-20
AHEARN IS KNOCKED
OUT IN THE FIRST
St. Paul Man Puts End to Fight
After it Lasts One Minute
and a Half.
RIGHT SWING TO THE JAW

ST. PAUL, Jan. is..-Mike Gibbons Of
81. Paul knocked out Young Ahesrn in
the first round Of their scheduled ten
round bout here tonight.
Tho fight had been in progress about a
minute and a half when Gibbons worked
his man over TO the corner and with a
smashing right swing to the jaw sent
him 10 the floor for the count
Ahearn raised his head slightly at the
count Of four, but his eyes closed again.
and his head bumped the floor. Seconds
carried him TO his corner, and II was
three minutes before he regained con
sciousncss
The thousands OF fans howlcd and
scores rushed into the ring and carried
Gibbons away on their shoulders.
Dare from Darcy.
just before the fieht started, Il was
announced from the ring that a tele-
gram had been received from Les Darcy
Of Australia, challenging the winner Of
tonight's contest for a battle ito decide
the middleweIght championship of the
world"
Ahearn weighed in at the ringsido at
i54% and Gibbons tipped the scales at
l55,R
Both boys seemed n trlflc nervous be
fore the bell. but both we're confident.
Ahearn said he was i'm good condition.
and a moment before they clashed said,
st. Paul loses It's favorite tonight"
They came together like flash in
the center of the ring and exchanged
light taps 20 the face and body. Glib
hons sent left Sab to Ahearns ribs,
but Il apparently did not damage. They
| clinohed and both displayed speed at in
fighting. As they backed off some stiff
straight arm jabs were exchanged but
without telling effect. Both were fast
on their feet.
They ClInch Again.
| In a whiTlwind exchange OF blows al
long range. Ahearn landed left on
/ his opponents Jaw and Gibbons head
rocked slightly. They clinched again and
neither had an advantage In the break
away.
! Then Mike, stepping lively, rushed his
opponent to the corner OF the ring with
a vollcy OF rather light blows. Ahearr
swung but missed. There was another
quick exchange; then Gibbons sent the
slashing. right hand blow, which landed
squarely on the English lads jaw, anC
he dropped TO the floor like log.
At the count of ten, Gibbons trieC
to lift his fallen opponents head, bu
seconds relieved him OF the task
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-20

These sales were reported today;
Wheat-No. hard winter: l car, A.O;
! |, car, SLl9 No. hard winter: 2 cars.
Sl.16ia; S cars, $i.15; 10 cars Sl.l5 2 cars,
SLA No. hard winter: i car. SLID;
car $l14; 2 ears. S1.l3; . cars, N.l2. !
car s.o9 carr cars. $40: S'' Cars sos
Sample: l car theavy), H10; 2 cars, N.H;
/ car (durum), S.C2; / car, M.ol; ! car,
mixed: 1 car, s.l6la. No. 4 mixed l car,
Sis; car. Sl10; ! car, Sl.O2. No. ? durum
cars, .Sl.l7ia. No. 8 durum: ! car, N.l1;
sl15; / car, silly. No. 3 mixed durum:
car 81 16ia; I car, Sl.16; 2 cars. $1.l5. Corn
No. white: cars; 6lho; cars, pc;
yellow: / car, &c: cars. 66S5c. No. 6
yellow. l car, 6ic;, l car, 634c: cars cars,
No. 4 mixed: cars. sc; cars, 66Ae; 2
cars. G6lac; ! car, 66hc. No. ; mixed; l
car. &c; 3 cars, 651Ac; cars, Coo; cars,
cars, 6lIzc. Sample. car dry, 661ac; ]
car. &C; car, 59!Sc; / car. sc; ] car sc;
car, SIC: / car. SOC; I car, 4Oc. .Oats-No.
46c. No. white: 2 cars, Acc cars. 46l5c.
Sample: 4 car. 44c. Barley-No. 3: ! car
tic; No. 4: ! car, 62c. Rye-No. 2: car.
93iac, No, 3; 1 car, gSc; car. 92lsc; cars
omaha Cash 'Prices-Wheat: No. 2 hard
81 .1Sd1 90. No. hard 81 .1Slh01 IS; No.
No. spring, 81 1ial 10; No. durum. 81 II
al 17IR No. durum, 81 l5d1 II: sample
S5cdH.1o Corn: No. white. 6S%m69Ac
No. I white SS@ilS; No white 65qt csc
d7Oc; No, 4 yellow, 66l9a67lAc; No. 8 vel.
low 66@67c; No. 6 yellow. 63d64c; No.
mixed, 6S14d6gc; No. 4 mixed, 66d67c; No
sample mixed. 4OT66lac Oats No.
white, 4Sd4S1fc; standard, 47d4Sc; No.
white, 46GI471hc No. 4 white. 46GD47c. Bar
ley; Maltng o,,< Sg 65 Ne fG $751; Soa0ic
Chicago closing prices. furnished The
Bee by Logan & Bryan stock and grain
[ brokers. 3i5 South Sixteenth. Omaha:
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sugar Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1s.-SUGAR-Rsw
firm; centrifugal 1894 Sac; molasses,
3.56a8.s SIC; refined. firm, 10 points higher;
cut loaf 6.75c; crushed, 6.65c; mould a,
6. soc: cubes. 6. iOc; XN&N powdered, &c
powdered $3.50; fine graduated, 5.&c
diamond A, O. SIC; confectiOners' a, 5.1jc,
No. 1, 8 Coo: futures opened firm; at noon
prices were PAS points net higher.
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Two RInI.s Unbenten,

DULUTH MINI, Jan. 1.-THE Brewer
Whyte rink of Duluth and the G.. b
Reedal quartet of Phillips. Wis, were tho
only indicated Kinks at the close OF tho
second days play OF the annual North
western Curling associations bonspiel n
session here this week
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They CIInch AEaIn.
House Sun In London.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Times report
that Colonel T.. NJ. House. President VIII
sons personal representative, had gone
10 the continent Ia erroneous. Colonel
House Is still in London, comforting with
Ambassador Page and meeting prominent
officials. He Will go 10 Paris within a
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HELPERS.

HOGS--Receipts OF hogs were liberal
again today, estimates calling for PSI
cars. or ~ 800 head. The Official count
OF yesterdays run was indicated by
early arrivals. Total for tho first halt
OF the week is larger than for any SINH
lar period in a long time, the three days
receipts OF 55.057 head being 1850 larger
than a week ago. more than 1000 heavier
than two weeks ago, ana TWO and
half times as large as for the same
days last year.
Shippers, although going at things a
! little cautiously, bought quito a few
/ hogs on early rounds at Yrlces that
! looked around DC higher than yestel day.
] They bought good hogs largely at S.aDSt
4 735 and paid as high as S12.
The packer market was as on TuesdEy
very slow In getting started, but theIe
was different undertone to the trade
this morning. and while every one felt
/ yesterday that the market would be
! sugher once IT started today, sellers
/ Were more inclined 10 pay more atten-
I ton to the bear stories packers were
circulating.
]
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Large Run Of Cattle and Market
Opens Up with Prices Just
About Steady.
RUN OF HOGS LARGE FOR DAY

Tho following tHble SHOWS the aNeNaNe
prices Of hogs at the Omaha live stock
market for the last few days, with com
PARSONS
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SOUTH HIGH.


tin for Erwin. Erwin for MsIWeii stew
art for Picotte. Johns for Racely, Wilson
we'll (0 Picotte 90. Erwin 90. Racely,
Johns Goals from foul Picotte. Max
we'll, Johns Nixon (D. Referee: Benja-
min. Timers: Wenke and Patton. Scorer:
Peters.
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Metal Market,

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-METALS-Lead
quiet: offered, $3.50; spelter not quoted
Copper firm; electrolytic, $2t50a24 %.
Iron steady and unchanged. Metal cX-
change quotes tin. quiet, $4l.O0. bid.
At London: Spot copper. G& l5s;
futures. GS5 Is Cd; electrolytic, els los.
Suot tin, el76: futures, El75 los. Anti
mony, Gl25. Lead, $50 los; spelter, ES.
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YOU CAN SELL THAT
USED AUTOMOBILE

II you let TIE public know about a.
Write full description OF il. don't
leave out anything ana run same m
the Want-Ad columns OF THE BEE
for a few days. There Is no better
way OF locating buyers than ~ ad-
vertise. Phone Tyler 1000 and pat
your ad In NOW.
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(, LouIs Grain Mark.t.

ST LOUIS. No. Jan. 1s-wHEAT-No
. red, 81 32a1.36: No. 2 hard nominal,
May. 81 %; July. Sl2O9s
CORN-No. 2. Zoe No. white, 75c,
May nc; July 77Ac.
OATS-No. 2 nominal; No. 2 white, 51h
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81. Joseph Live stock Market.

ST JOSEPH. Jan. l9.-CAT1LE,-Re-
ceipts 800; head market steady; steers.
81 .6Od9 So COWS and heifers. "a OOdpS Isl;
calves, Sc .O0DiO. 90.
HOGS-Receipts. 1900 head; packers
slow stop. 1862 bulk OF sales, 81 25l7 .45.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts, 1000
head; market steady lambs, SO. OOd10 s..
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IIvernooI Grntn NTnr1.e,

LIVERPOOL Jan. 19.-wHEAT-spot
No. ] Manitoba, 14s AID: No q l3s iOikd:
No. 3, 13s 7lkd; No. hard winter. new.
l2s I'D.
CoRN-spot American mixed new, los
gid.
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Totals .............,.7.S72 ls.46S 9.bt

CATTLE-Receipts wero liberal. ~
cars being reported in, or about the
same run as Yesterday. For the three
days this week receipts amount to 23,oSo
head, which Is about the same as one
ard two weeks ago, but larger IMAM
year ago by 1000 head.
The market opened about steady, there
being little change in either direction
buyers all seemed to want rev caltle
ana were out in fair season, but the
trade was not especially active. -.
Quotations on cattle: Good 70 cholce
beeVes, 3S.25qS.75; fair to good beeyes'
H.5OqS.lO; common to fair beeVes, 5000
7.4O; good to cESico heiters, 3b.25Vi. 90
good to choice co rs, 6.lJqb.bO' talt
TO good. cows. IS. SQS.7i; common
to fair cows, t4OO96.OO: good to choice
feeders, S6S50I7.65: fair TO good feeders,
S. 4OGf6 so; common to fair feeders, 500
$40: good to choice stockers, N.OOtq1. 80;
fair to good stocksrs, t6.S5gl, 90; common
to Iai' stockers S5.50Gl63l; stock helters.
S.. 756D675. stock cows. A7bQ6. -; stock
calves, 80 5O0p7 so: veal calves. U'OOWS5O;
bulls, stays. ETC.. N.15Qb2b.
nj
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FARM LAND-FOR RENT

MY FARM for rent from March 1. next,
las acres. southwest corner Hardin town
ship. !. II. +. Kruse, r. II. ID. 2, Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Ia
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 1000.
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THE ODD lot REVIEW prints ssery week
sane and timely opinion on tnvuatmsnt Op-
portunities IN New YORK stock EhohAnEs Sc
curities Published every SaturdAg ~ JoAR
Muir q Co.. 81 Broadway. NV Vera CITY.
800 a year. send for sample eopiaa
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BANK CIearInRa.
OMAHA

OMAHA. Jan. 19.-Bank clearlngs for
Omaha today We're 1854. s03Ol and Tor
thc corresponding day last year 81 g92.-
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SUNDAY. s'Holiday.

at the Union Stock yards, Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at p. m. yes
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Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. l9.-COTToN-spot
steady; middling, s.61d; middling. 5. 2Sd
low middling, 7.Ssd: sales. 5000 bales
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Miscellaneous.

HAVE YOU A FARM FOR SALE?
Write a good description of your land
and send IL to the Sioux City Ga) Jour
nal, "Iowas Most Powerful Want Ad
Medium" Twenty-Five words every FRI
day evening, Saturday morning and
every Saturday evening and Sunday for
different days for 81; or so words, 81. or
Is words, Sc.
Largest circulation OF any Iowa news
states.
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stores.
WANTED 10 RENT

UnfurDished Houses and Flats.
WHY not rent that vacant property? We
have dozens Of calls to your one. Telc-
phone us a listing NOW.
TliOS. l.. MGARItY. heelinc Bldg.
Red l5ii
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1e.-MERCANTILE
PAPER-30n3lA per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE 90 Sixty-day
bills. a7lh; demand, SAC SIG; cables,
siLvER-Bar. 565sc Mexican dollars,
479sc
BONDS Government. steady; railroad,
MoNEY-Time loans, firm; sixty days,
21kd2A per cent; ninety days and six
months, 2%d3 per cent. Call money.
steady; high, per cent; low, IA per cent;
ruling rate, per cent; last loans. per
cent; closing bid, lA per cent; offered at
per cent.
Closing quotations on bonds today we're
as follows:
u. s. ref %. reg. saI.M Pac cv. 5s..... a.
do coupon ,....... W y, Y. q deb S.. ll7h
z. s. IS, reg.,.,...lOlAN' = lity 4ts..,' lO6Ss
do coupon ........lOi \ Y. State 4hs...1l2N
U. s. IS reE".,.... 1921 1922 N y: N, II, II.
do coupon ..,.,,..llO cN' Us .'.',..,,,.,. ll3lA
Panama IS coupon .iOl'aNo, Pacific 3d.. s3ih
Am. Smelters 6s....ll3 do Il ...........,.. sos.
| A. T e. r. g. lks. .i07hO. s L. ref ts.,... q3A
Armour & 90. 4hs.. eth Pac T. 7 5s.... .lO0A
Atchison Een. Is. AAPenn. con. 4iSs......1 JOG
Ilsi. & ohio 4s.... 92s do gen. as. .lolis
Cen Pacific LIST ... sos Reading gen. IS. a5h
Ches a, Ohio 49, o.. 92th ssh & s. +. r. IS 40
g. r. Q. T. Is. 9SN so. Pac. CIV. 5s...... lu1is
en- & P AS. .1027s do ref fs.,........ 900,
q r. l. q p. r ls. 81 $50 Railway 6s.....i olys
&C. q q ref liks. sSLnnion Pacific Is, s7N
d r. a. ref 5s.. biHs do cv 49,. %
| F-ls gen la......... n 4. s. Rubber g. .l03s
Gen Electric 5s....iOiHu s. steel 5s...,., lot y
at No LIT 4ns.... 9g7s wabash LIST IS. .1ot%
m Cen. ref ST.. S9HWest Union AVS. e5as
| x G. SO. ref bs..,. e3& West Elec. ey bs. 1865,
l.. A. n uni. 4s..... MA AnElo-French % '.'' v''a
/ NJ X g. T. LIST 4s.. 7SA
! ENID ssOffered
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REAL ESTATE-IMPROVED
West.

MODERN HOUSE, rooms, basement.
closets, pantry and bathroom; half
acre set to fruit; hot and cold water al
over tho house. Phone Benson sow.
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MOTORCYCLES BICYCL IS

AAkLkl DAVIDSON MOTOKCYCLks.
Bargain In used machines. Victor Roos.
''rhe Motorcycle han" N03 LeavenWorth.
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Receipts OF live stock at the five prin-
| cipal western markets: