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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-28
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-28
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tell zines gftiIes am 6uBe Der 70.
StraBe in 6oboten, %. s, Isutte bic
QufmerfIamfeit BEG Ddatsrg Sos
ispb Seq auf Fd, Der cine an Der
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Gin bonitdn6iger 8eri6t iiber sic
arteQsIaufba6n Der D@moen". Manner
Dom G6loqe 0eS ogm0en" &ommon-
6ants un0 ietneS eriten Sffi3iers baben
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Drddigen rGnban@ 2eate nit qIugbeit un0 ME %berIogen6em
Siinlor of eigene Gouf arieg gagen erorhfenoe 11ebernndt.
Die GdiIbertngen Beginner, ols Sic 6unfentGegropbis
Ser vGnl0en%, bdtn ouF bober See, arieg neI6ete, Doronf
eine Sfabe BON Saten foIgen, 6ar1tnter Der @6fang ibrer eriten
griIe, Ole gd6rt nda 2fingtmt 1no mad 6eut SH6en, Die
gerfeufunq einar Reibe bon fetn6Iiden 9nnpfertt. Die Gfudt
nor feiroIiden areuaerr, rno sulest oas Gnoe 6iees RUBIN.
polen aret3ers Bel Seeing.
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DerIdtmen. ib oieies rguoen" Bud on8uidafen.
grsfs bieies gudes, in 2entid OOer Gngliid, tit $t25,
init 9ortO $1+35.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-28
3n %berfanfen.
5armIanb sn berfanfen.
0sith Gpnnth ganoereien.

Sir o~fierieren $1,000 ader. in
gar6eIlet nod 8unid oes adufers,
6eiten sYurmIan6es, per6eiiert ODER
ltnber6eGert. 9unfle 2eblaer6e, a
bis 6 6uB tel, nit beitem Inter.
gruno. Gpe3iea sur anptIdn8ung
bon 8ei5en un6 ffeinen @etreioeior.
ten, Corn uno alfalfa %geeignet.
Sin Der @auptlinie Der Union go.
cific un6 9incoIn Sigbnog geIegen.
Suite Gt10te un0 SduIen in gtah.
6orihoft. grei8 $25 Big $50. $500
Bis $1,000 an5aBlung, &eit auf Ian.
9e 8eit. @eitere 4usfunit i6riftIid
ODER miin0lidj bon
Seenritp Stealth e SnOeitncut So,
505.10 6trit g1utI gonf @eb,
SHlaba, Qebr. Gel. Epler 70,
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-Digfant uno gab. 8ante
Tins 3intmer treten6, no Die Rlfte
nit ibrem gteifen nierbanOig ala.
bier ipielD: D9atirIid, mem mon
10 ndbe 1~uiammenriidt, mug mon
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gnId1 & gOrabuff.
automobiles.

500 fir 2lutomobiI. oOer Eractor.
Magnetos, Die mir nidt reparieren
f0nnen. @rompte ge6ienung. m1Bige
greiie. Gtto gagsoorfrr, 2t0 q. Is.
StraBe. -1.3sf8
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-28

Sine srofe 9~sIessnbeit!
SAINT cine gerieislnags 5arm i'm
MOria GOnHtg.-3eBn iagrIide
Seil5abiungeu.
Die beften 2on0bargnins i'm Rortb
Bldtte 3al. aommlt o0er idreibt on
Die
Central Stntes 2anS So,
$40 II. q. gitiI0tng, 9maBa Gebr.
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g%erlanst-@ annlid.

Gin tadtiger Sunse i'm alter
BON i6er 16 Sa6ren in Der Cmaba
Sribine. @nter 2OBn, OaneruOe
Stcllnng. MGu iuenbe iidj an Sri.
8rnf, 3irtnlatiOn . 9erartement,
SribHue.
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Gn9ro8 aoffee. mo ee.geiddit
miro Elm gabiI0eter 3eutider dig
Geiienoer iiir Ben Gtaat gtcGgasfa
ur0 einer fir Den Gtaat &onins
geiudt. Gfferte unter: gor 9, g.
Gmobd Gri6iine. -10.t.17
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-28

gee6rasta auto 8aoiator 3icpair.
Cute arbeit, mdbige 9reiie.
prompte ge0ieuti1q, 3uirieoenbeit
qnrontiert. 314 Gii0 10. StraBe.
EEL. &BIer 1888. 8. @. Sunier,
Omaha, Rebr. I'll
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gu berfaafeu.
Rrphe mn fleine 1armenl

Br0Re nm tIellie Barmen!
Sn @nge GaIine mo SeiferioH
Counties, 9ebrosfo, bon so Bis 800
gldern. @ntes, frudt6ares 2aro.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-28

GaIaftengebrin BEG ~sepaltigen g0Iterrfngeasl
Gine tomnoerb0rc Grs6bfuro POI
~heroiiden Gaten
ssn Gor9roFgfeit, tue in SCOT un6 @efdbr, fpts Oer'el6e
fErforatihe, iati6e Geiit. 9n feinen nn0eren ariegsbnfe
f0mn1en 1eti6es g3eier un0 6atihe Gieges5uOeridt 70
i~ugenofroh, 70 1~n6efdngen 3uut gtsorrd rno es 1T geaoe
0ieies GebIen iegli6er goie i'm @eretn nit Der feinen 9ebod.
htngsqabe pn6 benz prddfgen Sur1or oes 9erfaiierg, Die lei
mem Sud un0erg11lglihrn Gei5 b~erIeben.
gabren0 bon W1nfeS 2dnorngs8ug Dem Suffrage ouf
ben Seeing eynieIn Die qobelberbrt6ung un6 Gurfantotion
All serf6ref qeredt pur0e, nuroe Die oGrn0en" BON einea1
ar6Beren mo g~epansertan en9iiden are13er o~nge8riffen na0
fnn1pfunfqbig gerHaht. b. g}ife nuBte iih ist fhnea Dor
anbruf 0r 2ltffeIbet entidleben, Oh ct fh bon ben
Engldn0rn fongen Iafen folte ODER mf Dem en5igen n1o
mathematician fIeinen Geseidtff p4nef9o", 1as I'M 6afen
Ioa, 6a geq mad 3eutidlan0 ST iuden. 9aS Sdiff mar
nmr fir ene 9antnfdaft BON 5 g2ann ge6aut mo lem Gan.
1un9ssag sdbIte 30 9fanu. 9fiife ent6ie6 f4 fir napeibd".
Sian merit benz gerfaIer ouf ie0er 6ette an, ME er
NIT qanser Geefe ods 96enteuer o~188efoitet bot biz gum
auserbld ieiner Mel6ung bel a6nhraE Goaaon IN Son.
ft0ntnopeI.
.gldoe g~e6oriunf, 2nnOungs8ug Der vGn16en" In
gt1rfe bon flint 8ffi5ieren, fe6en lnteroff5eren uao fieben.
unooreiBig g1drn 5ur Steqe"
gres bIees gades, in 2entid Ober gngfiid, 1T SIPS,
nit %ortu S135.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-28

3n brrtaafen: = 30 ade1 IN
9atunee GotntD, glebrnsfa, ITO
4der gepfliiat. g1teg 6 8immer.
&mts ua0 ale notigen @ebduIidfei,
ten g1usboI8 100 ader uiiter seul.
fur; alfalfa $75; so ader nidt TN.
ter auItur an Ser Seotts 8lEff 60.
9itd, sos. ebenes 9auo. Boebmqr
g. goehmer, 100 GaO 2. Gtr0ba
2intoIn, Heb. -9-24.17
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l6n6iide gotente anO Ghusmnr.
fen. $50 gee Bl0a. -7.fS.fa
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gavHaaItHtrant 5tlImnt6 ton Rhfe.

SeGmith bon W1ade, ser Iodenoe SeIS, bot IN ser fdIid.
fer 9eIdrei6ung feinar a6enteuerIidet Ga1rt Bon ben aeeling
ssynie[n mad aonYtonttnobel elm @erf aeidaffen, Dos So6r.
htn0erte Ie6en Dir0. Gin ibcrntHtiges Baden mhtea I'M
SaIaffengebraa os g~epaaigen goiferringeasI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-28
Soft nuS ooais.

Grug Sheoter. @eb6uoe, Ia. un6
Sarneb Ctr. Better ghttagstiih fir
8eIdGft8Iclte. -7.12s18
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-04
COTTON IS QUIET,
BUT PRICES BETTER
Only Few Transactions Recorded
During Early Trading.
Cables Strong

SEW YORK Jan. i-Thcre was another
quiet opening, with only few transactions
The tone however. was steady. with prices
mp : to : points on the call and holding
there at the end Of the first ten minutes
due mainly to the fact that transactions
were few and far between
Uptown interests. New orleans and spot
houses were sellers the demand coming
from southern interests, commission houses
and Liverpool
At the time Of the start here Liverpool
was to . points net higher. whereas
prices were due to come / Y to "'g points
up The near months were the strongest
The market remained very quiet late IN
the morning but held steady ON bull'Sh
spot advices from the South with prices
about net unchanged. Bulish features IN
the situation are sufficiently appreciated 10
hold selling in check, but evidently iailed
To create any Immediately aggressive uc-
mand and the question of prices would
seem to depend largely on continuance OF
nrmuess among southern holders un;ll snot
demand becomes more active and general
Galveston reported that Japanese IN
terests have been large buyers there
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-04

Philadelphia bankers were ihIei So, of
dav In the news that another shipl'' p,,,,,l
,roId had been arranged to go from I ".,S ss
deIpbia to Argentine The amount Is 90,
300 400. and as on the previous oCCaS'u., ,,..
in November, when s2,35O,00O was sent tne
shipment was arranged by the Glraru ~
tional Bank for the account OF NeW S loIS
bankers. Bankers looked to this as EoIu
advertisement for the city itself ana "vip
TO the banking community in increasing 'It
Importance of the city in foreign traue. ~
was thought that the shipment was ill'u,' illaue
so as to adjust the trade balance between
the two countries as the traue WI" al
gentine has recently increased
Aside from this there was very niue news
around the street today. Some discussion
was heard OF developments with regard 1"
the william Cramp & Sons ship ana IN
gnc Buildins Company, brought ABOUT Dy
the resignation Of two of the company
directors and the announcement OF ule
intention Of President Grove to retire IN
quarters which are close to the company
h was said today that IT was planned 10
confer with the voting trustees today q
representative OF the Ncw YORK interests
which holds control Of a large part OF the
stock coming to Philadelphia New IN
tercsts i'm the company are understood 10
be working in harmony with the voting
trustees with regard to the appointment OF
successors to the directors who resigned.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-04
E1NANCTAT DISTRICT IS INTERESTED
IN NEW GOLD SHIPMENT TO ARGENTINE
sooord Transfe, of Yellow Metal Will Help CityCramp
Sbipbuildina Affairs-Securities Corporation Cen
eral Declares Initial Dividend on Common

An item Of interest was the declara,,o.
Of an initial dividend on the common s,o.,.
Of the Securities Corporation Genera,
amounting to per cent This was in "a
dtion to the regular quarterly dIsburso
ment Of iq per cent on the preferred stoo,,
The preferred dividend is payable Januarv
10 to stockholders of record January ,,s
the common Is payable February / ~
stockholders of record January 25. II wos
announced that the voting trust on the con,
mon stock had been dissolved preparator,,
to making application for the listing M ~,
stock on the New York and Philadelnbi.
Stock Exchanges
On the stock Exchange business ma.
smaller than yesterday and the moveren,o
of prices were irregular. Most Of bo
activity in local stocks was in Lake sn
perIor Corporation That stock opened
fraction higher but later sold or ,noro
than a point, recovering n little of this no.
fore the end. Philadelphia Rapid Trars,
trust certificates came next In activity az
far as the local issues were concerned hut
the price was below the final of YESTERDAY
on the turnover of 10 shares North Penn,
syvania dropped > points United States
steel common was the most active through.
out the day, and was lower the whole sos
sion, with the exception Of brief TINA
during the early trading
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-04
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Jan. Am the early deal
ings today long sterling was quoted about
a higher at 4.7ll4 4@A7lal for sixty-day
bills and 4.G9l4 for ninety day bills. De-
mand was firm at AIS 9-l6 and cables at
4.76 7-l6 Rubles worked lower to 2972
for cables and 29,65 for checks. Italian ex-
change Swiss and scandinavian were
firimer Reichsmarks We're quoted un-
changed from Wednesdays closing at 7l%
for cables and a for checks Vienna was
a shade lower at ll.72 for cables and ll.7O
for checks. Il Is known that the check quo
tations are largely nominal
Other quotations were:
Franc cables 5.s3l2, checks 5s4Ia.
Lire cables 6.S7A checks 6.SS.
swiss cables b.02. checks SOB.
Kroner cables 1880, checks 29.45.
Guilder cables 407s checks 40 1916.
Pesetas were hrmer, at 21.3O for cables
and 211O for checks.
The strength in neutral exchange Is at
tributed 10 the prospect of further sales OF
commodities TO the beligercnts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-04
WHEAT RECEIVERS
AFTER DECLINING
Sales for Export Bring Good
Gains, but All of Early Loss
Is Not Overcome

CHICAGO. Jan. A.-Rcports Of sales for
export caused a fresh demand and brought
about good recovery in wheat market to.
day after II had been weakened materially
by rumorg that Austria had made move
for peace. The opinion was expressed that
the short interest had been largely reduced
Longs took profits in the forenoon
Last quotations. while well above the bot.
tom. were below yesterdays close
May, after having been as high as 81 s6i,
in the early trading dropped to $lS0B
closing at $LSiL to S1.S4 compared with
$lSGA at the end Of Yesterday July after
having sold at $1.54 at the outset. de-.
clined to S147#, finishing at S15O to
$1i9ai. against $152h. the final quotation
yesterday. September after having touched
$ii2ia, rcCeded to Sl.37aI Closing at
$130ia compared with SI,41il yesterdays
last price
Receipts at interior points continued
small. as compared with the corresponding
day last year The Ohio crop report for
January put the condition of the plant In
that state at SIS, compared with Sc a month
ago. r. year ago and 60 last July.
After the close it was estimated that
100000 bushels had been taken for ship.
ment abroad.
Foreign crop news was bulish. 1t In.
cluded a final estimate of the yield of Ar
Gentina of 76,0O0,0OO bushels, against 1884,.
100000 bushels in the previous year, which
would leave little for export.
Intense cold with lack fsnow was re-
ported from Russia.
At one time corn approached stage Of
decentralization, but it rallied from he bot
tom on a good class of buying.
Liberal buying rallied oats from the
lowest. The market at Liverpool was
strong.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-04
VEGETABLES

Choice stock sold fairly and values generally
were well sustained under moderate oenriLgs.
PenHsylvania, choice, sl.S5@I.aoi New York.
choice, Sl.T5 gt 80. White potatoes, Jersey,
per basket, SOC eSl., Sweet potatoes, Eastern
Shore per bbl.-NO. /, 50 F 3. %; No. -, 81 500
.. Sweet potatoes, Delaware and Maryland per
hamper, sl.25 l.5o, sweet potatoes, Jersey,
per basket-Nu- /. BOC W 81; No. .. 40 W OUc.
onions, per lOO-lb. bag-No. l, S4.5O@ 4.75i No.
q S3W3.25 Cabbage Danish. per ton $50 q 50.
folk, per Dbl, ,Sl@1 .25; Caulihower, Norfolk,
ia 81 90 g 75i yirginia. 81 g i,5O North Caro-
lima SIC lil5. Rssnsi Florida, per basket 81
Peppers, Florida, per box, S2.5Qa3 squash,
Florida, per bOy. Sl.Tj "a 2.25. Peas, Florida.
per basket. $50 800. Tomatoes Florida per
crate, SECS,
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

BI'TTER-Trnde was quiet but offerings Of
fancy stock were light ana tho market ruled
steady at the late decline. Following are the quo
tatons: Western, fresh, sulid-paCkod creamery,
fancy specials, l9c, uXtras, iu1iilus "NtrL iirsls,
30 rr 3g nc. trsts, ~ a 3Su, seconds ~ ft 3iu.
gearbE prints f9nlcy 49, gyorgaEc. EXTRA. 80,
fancy brands of prints jubhIug at lG q 100.
EGGS-Dusirabo fresh eggs were scarce and
mot with GOOD outlet. Sales were mostly IN
small lots at premium over who'll sale quota
tiUns. which We're largely nominal. ms follows:
Nearby extras. 5lC per du2.; nearby nrsts. Sl4 10
per case, nearby current receipts, $li.iu per
drsts. Sli.1o per case do urSti Sli.lo per c9sei
January /. extra, $ll.1O per ease: do. tirsts,
$40 SO per case. do. seconds. SlOgU per ease;
fancy selected CIudled fresh eggs We're jObbng
al ~ NJ G9r per duE
CUEESE-Fine carly made" stock ruled
steady, hut there was little trading. Following
are tho quotations: Nrw. York, fun cream, fancy
held. 9Iil n - y G.; specials higher, do do fair
70 good held, PA "2l"sc. do. part skins
l3Hnlu.
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NEW YORK. Jan .--March-McE Enany,
Parrot. H. Hubbard, Rosenberg X. Hub-
bard. Geer and Bartlett bought; McFadden,
Brooks. Geran, Hagedorn and Orvis sold.
May-Scllar. Chairman, Bartlett Wiggn'
Freeman and McEnany bought; Geran,
Keiffer. smith Wilson and Schiller sold.
Iuly-H Hubbard, Smith and II. Hub
bard bought; Gcer and Fredericton sold,
yytober-Hopllins bought Marsh sold.
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FRESH FRUITS

Offerings only moderate ard prices gen
orally ruled steady, but trade was quiet. Quota
tons: Apples. per hbl.-Y York Imperial. SO al rs:
Ben Davis SO 3,5O; Baldwin 40. l. S3.75a /. 80:
do, ungraded, 50 a $50; GreeninE, No. /, 81. Boa
o; do. unEradel, 50 Hf25; Kings No. I, 81 so
@5; do, ungraded; S3gi; Stayman No. /, 81
q .; do, ungraded, S2.5O@ $50: Winesap,
No. L. $3.50 ~ $50; do uugraded. 81. ~ TI q. 90
APPLES, NqrthwyssiterTn, per box 81 5o@2 80, Lem
crate-Brght, s.. .2549 9.75; Russet. sra IL 30.
TangeTinss Florida per strap 81 54n B. so.
pies Florida. Indian River, per crate, S2;25Q
late varieties, S5@7i Early Black, 50 "a $50.
Crdnberrles, Cape Cod, per crate, $50 10; do,
Jersey, dark, per crate, 81 n . 40; do, do, light,
per crate, Sl.5092, Strawberries Florida, per
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PROVISIONS

TN" marEot ruled STEADY with = fair iohhhlns
beef. IN sets. smoked and nlr.dred, Sic ives:
uru beef IN sets, smoked. Bic; city bee, =
ltuucles and tgudcrs. smOknd and air-dTtrd
35c: western beef, kuuckleg and tenders
smoked Bic. beef hams. S@NI 80; pork family
,a..50 asa MANS. S. f.. cured. loose, loTloi5 e;
do. skinned. loose lSia ~ lDC, do. do, smoked
lUia a 2Oc; other hams. smoked. city cured, as to
brand and average. 2Oi2c; hams, smoked west
,ru cured, gOi- e.. do, boiled, b0urnss, Bic: picnic
shoulders, $. T.. cured, loose. lac do. smoked
1Gr bellies. In pickle, according to average;
loose. l1u. breakfast bacon. as To brand and
yoraRc city cured. 2lc breakfast bacon west
lSc. do. do. do tubs. lSo; lard. pur" city,
kr,tlc rendered In tcs.. lSr: lard. pure city.
Inttlo rendered I'm tubs. lSC.
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Industrial Trust Pays Extra

The Industrial Trust Company has de-
clared "a semiannual dividend Of per cent
and an extra dividend OF per cent pay
able January g 10 stock Of record January
a. The dividend OF Z per cent Is an in
crease Of i per cent over the last declared.
There was added 10 surplus $4,000, making
that FUND sl200,000.
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MONEY LENDING RATES

NEW YORK-The market for time
money was easy today, Good mixed Stock
Exchange collateral loans We're quoted NOM
mully unchanged from Wednesdays final
figures. but the tone was easier, Industrial
loans are quoted at = per cent
can money opened at . y per cent for
lending and renewing.
AS against 1 per cent asked on good
mixed stock exchange collateral for four 10
six months yesterday the rate today was
aa. uor cent Money for sixty and ninety
days was 31am3" per cent
Prime bank accrptauCes were fairly active
al 8a,m2a4 per cent on eligibos ana u 10
@a, on ucligihles.
Prime mercantile paper was easier i'm
tone at per cent ON the average The mar
lrt was very quiet, owing TO the lack of
offerings.
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK Jan 4-BUTTER-Rece
1921 tubs FAIR trading top grades ana feel
No change on quotations.
EGGs-Receipts, b944 cases Western aud
southern fresh In light supply ana hrm. Nearby
Yhites declining under dull trade storags
lower under yhtpment ms way from western
alc. alorage hrsts. a5435Ac G. white. 63 055c,
ether grades unchanged