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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
Married in South Texas.

The following is taken from
Nasasota newspaper:
"A telegram was received here
yesterday announcing the marrlage
OF Mr.. Robert Bosse and Mics Nora
Lee. the happy event taking place at
susarland The bride rsided for
merly at Navasota with H. mother,
the family removing otfIouston and
then to sugarland a fle more than
Ia year ago. She - employed as
ticket seller at the gneen theater for
several months anxwas we'll thought
Of by her employs, also the patrons
iof the establisAfent. She always
hao stafle # everyone and a
tbanl YOU. shich made one feel
that a real faleome awaited them.
She is beastiIul young woman and
her friends fere win be glad Of the
opportunity to greet her again. Nj.
Bose is fhe son of Mr. aud Mrs.
VIM. BoJe and since his graduation
In the IN school has been engaged
with ~ fnther in the cotton ware
house business, lie is splendid
young man and thoroughly reliable
in eYsry way. His friends gill be de-
IhghFd TO wish him we'll and ven
tnrs the hope that life'a Journey VIII
At
be smooth sailing forever more"
Ehe young woman referred ia
toye ID quite wei known IN Waxa.
Faehie, having worked for a time IN
the photograph studio of Miss jean
fnette Wilson.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
ST. PAUL s CARNIVAL |
IN FULL SWING TODAY
THOUSANDS or MEN vi Wo-
MEN TAKE PART NeHE
WINTER spo.Tt

ST. PAUL. Mimi. Jan. ROBBED
In nulti-eolorei eost imes that
|breatned the spirit Of fhe North
lands, thousands Of en and wo-
men. boys and girls pay froiliekesi
in sc, pani's snow links, and dis
ported in sub zero ir It is the
second annual ST. Paul Outdoor
Winter Sports csfnij b. and viii last
until Feb. 3.
The city was gNen over entirely
10 gaiety today, Farades, marching
clubs, demonstrations, and eli ac-
tiyities OF the 9onster celebration
were held outdatrs The affair this
year grew nearfnatioaal It's boost
ers plan that4it viii surnass the
New orleans dardi Gras, the ST.
Louis yeilel Prophet unEeiling. and
the Seattle fbse week celebrations.
Louis ". fFIill. son Of The late
James ]. fiji. empire builder. and
new head n his fathers interests. Is
back of tF carnival. he eostumed
:. sn0 in Varm woolens for the event.
DeiegatiRs came from Winnipeg
Chicago fButte. Montana, and inter
mediate points.
I!unireds OF bands played uncom-
plainiRiy in the low temperatures
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
|GO TO PRISON TO GET
! FIRST HAND INFORMATION
PRISON REEuRsiERs sI1END TEN
paYs IN UNITED sfATEs
NAVAL PRisot.

PORTSMOUTH. n III Jan. 81.
Tom Brown" who has Eerved terms
in Auburn. Sing sin3 Dannemora
and had long experien( In jails was
to step OUT or Uncle 81 ms naval nria-
OH here today, free hnan. Whether
he viii 20 back intofiail again soon
depends upon his IN free viii.
For Tom BroW(a be II known.
is Thomas Mott ofborne. prison re-
former. former warden Of New
Works. famous pJnai Institution at
sing sing, lie e)mpieted ten day
term in the kval prison NJ the
request of SECRETARY OF the Navy
Daniels. who wtnted d complete re-
port on conditifis In the prison ana
me feeling of the inmatesall OF
them enlisted failors. with Brown
for the past ID days as eonvicts have
been Profes for John Mccormick
professor Of Political science at Bow
dom unigej Eity. and Harry Boza-
nlsky. osbdFne's secretary.
The thrk were treated exactly like
other eon{icss In the prison. They
wore the lame clothes. ate the same
food. AZ the same hard labor on
the Portsmouth rock piles and no
hint waj given the eonvicts but that
the triJ we're real bad men" serF-
ing tiuje like the rest Of them
Thi{ Ii osborne's third voluntary
..ternt in prison to obtain first
handv information as 10 conditions.
His/first sentence" was at Auburn
several years ago.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
4nEaA[ COnD[| nNkIl0J
Or EXPORTERS UnFllR
DECLARED THAT EXPORTS AVE
NEARLY DOUBLED IN ri
PAST FEW YEARS.

PITTSBURGH. Jan. ~ by the
way al informing the wei a that
sluntiers made BY America export
ers are The exception rJher than
the rule TIE National Fau Agn Trade
eounesl reported to the Fourth Ma
tlonai Foreign Trade convention
which viii close here aay that the
ira gmentary reports NJ tde on Amer
lean trade hare sives an erroneous
Impression.
IRE report said in{hart "A sitaa-
|sioa has recently risen affecting
The reputation Of nerican exporters
which contains elfnants both Of
great good and Faat harm Ger
shln American onAuls, commercial
81 ganizatious Ia banks have done .
|ussgul sersies51n sharply calling at
sentson to M life derelietions on the
part Of Am ieans In export trade.
In ifse this has done good, but
II ii anpaJ nt thai nany newspapers
pers, MA kziaes and individuals have
made [se specific complaints the
basis generalization highly dis
credit1.e 10 all American foreign
trade This generalization Is untrue,
This Ian be proven BY citing that our
expe{f OF manufactures nearly loa-
hIsf between 1905 and 1913, a
nsf atically unparalleled expansion.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
THE WHATeHsMl CoLysiS
ttaScflunGs.

. The dasehrnd Is loug. mar {
y row dog that spends All its time {
- grpStag Is 4ae direction I
- Its faee \ 90 far from lta
= stomach it Is to Lire guide
. SO its meals sou't get lost And 4
= il has 70 btaF eating a three IN 4
. the aftarroot to get It's food 10 4
- tts APPETITE u dinner time 4
y The daaehbnd Is ire only dog 4
. known that scan stand on the
- trent greh aud sit down IN tue !
= Kitchen I
. 08e half u a daacAuad ean be :
= coming honS while tie other I
. haiI II stu ioipg up town
= 1ae dasehsnd Says badly in I
. the middle {eauEe IT has only I
. a fev legs 9he only thing that 4
> makes q dasehund iezlous is a 4
= ceatlpede. George Martin. Z
. . y = . = . = = . q y o y y . i
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
.n0NARcHs ATTEND GOTH
BIRTHDAY OF KAISER
CLUBS AND PATRIOTIC oRGasi-
CATIONS IN GERMANY CELL
EBRATING THHpAi.

BERLIN. ian Emperor
Charles OF AustrqA Hungary. King
Ferdinand Of BalgJ Ia and the her
apparent 70 the IGkish taFone are
In Berlin today hing the kaiser in
the celebration his fifty-eigAth
birthday and eparing to Issue a
manifesto taAha world placing the
responsibility Oh the entente fer the
vars oonf auation. The sultan Of
Turkey a. Bis fluctuations He is
too CID g mske the trip
GUS and patriotic organizations
throughout Germany are celebrating
the d.. The demonstrations In
eostrast to those Of the years before
Ne war. are Of 4 solemn nature,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
DONNA lad - SHOT
Txs DEATH BY ACCIDENT

DONNA, Texas, Jaa 211ssssar +
Parker. tEia II year-oId ~<fn Ut
Thomas arrker Of thlS<Fiaee. was
l-sssutly killed ay morning
II hen d N5nahrspF be- gas carrying
sppe4i fro4 head. TIE charge ex-
plptiiEGhs bullet paced through
head The funeral was
haia FRIDAY afternoon.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27

People over m the ether MD
not Ne entirely pleased With theA ~
sdsnt's address before the ~
but ynnr Uncle woodrow IL Ia
the habit OF takins things bag
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27

A hlltssas passesa the United States
ssaats laesFss all pastDaasteFs on the
eIsil &erviea ssst II should not take
eff Ii usstsi the president succeeds N
SUNS ria of the faw Republicans
fro are still holding on.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27

some Of ia ze @ho voted for Bag
by'a bone AZ substitute VII have
d hard time 3 convincing their con-
stitnents thaI they ere 10 favor q
prohibition.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
u
ss--a4I 50 -

Oae OF The best reasons We can
assign for boss leaving the farm IL
because she oId mar insists on their
taking too npach physical exercise
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27

NotNithstar1 In Blig sunday
greatly areadl the JOB the Dallas
people are stie Ia hopes d INDUCING
HIM 10 hold q meeting lie thai city,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27

A Dallas won4 wants the lesls-
llatmse 10 pass - to stop The news
Inapess from alseasslag woaenss
underwear. Ne plead net guilty.
All we has ever said was directed
|at the ~au Of overwear.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27

THE time is fast approach hg when
NJ wi!l b~huove as 10 tell khs people
Whist We don't know ahont the
gronnsi hog and his lkaisar charae-
tsrssfics.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
flush NDuf Kidneys ~
With a Tablespoonful of
10 Avoid Danger.

osme folks forset that thLiA
Deys like The bowels, set <ggisb
and elorsad and need wflush -
occasionally else We ~ baeSsshe
and dull misery In ~ kidges re-
gi0u. severe head9Hes. gs2umatic
'@inge8. torpid lEr, aeiJ stomach.
aleeplessaess ~ All sefts OF blad-
der disordefs
Yen sippr keep four kidneys ae~
Rive and q<san, agd the moment you
feel any&cAe orrpain in the kidney
regioy get aboat four ounces Of
Jadssalis from any good drug store
Asfe, taking a Tablespoonful in q
a'aas Of water before breakfast fer
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27

cRmberlatn's Tablets arc intenI
ed esr<clally for stomach trouyes.
hiliousnd and constipation, aud
have met w much suceesyfin the
treatment OF ths~S diseaseyf People
who have sufforefNor Sears with
stomach trouble hayo<een unable
to obtain any permaWnt Alef, have
been completely cved by tfN.nse Of
these tablets Gfamberlain's Xab-
let's are also olfgreat value for ~
lousne8s, Chytnie constipation ma$
he permanently cured by taking
cha1aberlait's Tablets and observing
tho piaiqsfrlnted directions with each
bottle. For sale by Curnns Two
Drug Storea.~ (adv.l
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
TExAs AUTOMOBILE DEALERS
ARE ENRouTE To CHYaGo

San ANTONIO. Texas. ~. III
Texas automobile dealersNf fer the
Chicago Automobile ~ today on
"a special train oseyff1e Katy rail-
road. The train - here this morn
ing as a seeon4,Netion of the Texas
Special
The Te4Es will stop over in st.
Louis N.Y. day, where they will DC
entert 8ed by the automobile deal
ers that city a big banquet will
1iyen the visiting dealers in Chi
Ago. Monday night
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
- -

Legislators ne advised that saey
can fool all u peOple some ef tho
taisle. and aoins u tie people ali Of
the tlme. but Ahey cant fool AL Of
the people asl u the tine
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27

Road she light set ait tao news.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
EATING MEAT REGULAR CLOGS JRE
KIDNEYS, THEN YOUR BkR HURTS

ia ~ day. and your kidneys will
wa aetyfin This famous salts
n MADE from the acid of gapes and
le4sn juice eobinea with lltbla.
nj Is harmless to flush clogged
. dneys and stimulate them 20 nor
~ activity. II also neatralizes the
aei1A in the urine 80 II no longer
'rritaA ,bus ending bladder dis
orders.
Jad saik is harmless; ioexpen-
slye. makes delightful efferyes-
cent lithia-wateNdrink which every
body should takeSow aud then to
keep their kidneys% clean. thus
avoiding serious complications.
! a well-knoWn local druggist says
he sells lots Of lad Salts to folks
who believe ia overcoming kidney
trouble whiio 1t is only trouble.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27

catered i. II ", e..
a es,,ss : nail a'tss Y n ssssa'
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<ee = ~~ . > = . = =
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-05

Sheep-While supplies have not been
heavy at any time this week, and the last
three days runs were very light, lambs are
selling 35Q4Oc lower than week ago
Most traders think that had supplies been
any heavier there would have been a much
greater decline. Packers simply did not
want to take on any more than was neoes-
sary. for while the local car shortage has
been relieved TO great extent, eastern
markets are congested, coolers being over
loaded and demand for all kinds Of dressed
mutton slack. Monday most of the offer
tngs sold loo lower. while Tuesday 10425c
declines were noted. Wednesday, with a
very light run, prices held about steady
with the low close Of the previous day, and
Thursday, while receipts continued moder-
ate, prices were steady to a dime lower.
Yesterday not enough was here to make q
market. values being quoted nominslly
steady. a. prices elsewhere were unchanged.
Markets were slow from beginning to end.
and It was one Of the mos unsa satisfactory
weeks seen for long time. Thursday Mex
buying = good kind, while bulk Of the de-
sirablo westerns sold around s13.S5Q
400, and weighty and unfinished kinds
moved on down. heavy lambs selling as low
as s13.25. Almost no shorn lambs were
Lere. A couple of punches OF fall clipped
stun made $3.50.
quota lions on sheep ano lambs: Lambs,
light and handy. ss775@iA2o; lambs,
heavy, s13.26Gl3.s0: lambs. clipped. SlI.5o
@12.6o; lambs, feeders. Sl2.0eGlL25; year.
linss good to choice. s12t0@i27S: year.
fair to choice. sioSo6l1.7s; ewes. good TO
choice. $ll.000l1.3o: ewes. fair to good.
si0.oo@ll.oo; ewes. plain to cuiis. $1,000
$50.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-05

AT a recent assemblage Of kindred spirits
where witty and humorous tales were being
interchanged, a man nationally prominent
told this story on himself. Il am not roll
ing In wealth." he said, hut have enough
for three good square meals; my vito and
I can take little outing occasionally, and
7 can put a thousand spare dollars now and
then Into little Investment. Some time
ago my wife decided we should make her
mother visit and notified the latter to
that effect. We started out In q happy and
centented frame Of mind, prepared to enjoy
ourselves, but what was my astonishment
TO meet my mother law at her own door.
not with the expected smile OF welcome.
but with hostility bristllng from every pore.
sho pushed my wife from mo, and con-
fronting me, asked stcrnlyi Now want to
know what's wrong In vain ] asked In
utter amazoment what was the matter and
protested Innocence OF knowledge OF any
thing wrong. All / could get out Of her
was the repeated question. Finally. on my
imploring to know what she meant. she pro-
duced q telegram. This came for you, she
said, and an Il was marked important"
thought I had better open It TO see II
should telephone you the contents. And
this, with eyes flashing, 10 what read;
"Baby born April e2: died October 49, ]
took one look and then roared with laugh
ter before ] could explain, This telegram
Ia from my broker. II was war baby"
that passed away and my $1,000 with IT."
baltimore American
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-05
NEW YORK STOCKS
Reports From Washington
Bring Joy to Wall Street
District.
MARKET IS VERY ACTIVE

New York, March 3.--Advices from Wash
ington appearing 10 dispose Of the pros
poets of an extra session OF congress and
report that the State department held
that ships carrying munitions had rights to
arm were received with undisguised patis-
faction in the financial district today.
The stock market during the brief ses-
sion was stronger and more active than
on any previous day Of the week, especially
In the final hour. when the entire list
bounded forward under lead of United
states Steel, the Ccppers, shippings and
some OF the rails.
United States Steel made an extreme
gain Of , points at los% with to Q points
for shares Of same class and 81 points for
Bethlehem Steel, Old stock, az 1904.
Utah, Anaconda and American Smelling
featured the metals at advances OF TO az
points; Oils, Motors. Equipment and Ship
ping, 1. 9 and even 4 points. and American
trical and American Beet Sugar sold alons
more moderately. Canadian Pacific, New
York Central. st. Paul, Chicago 4 North
western and Norfolk Western, advanced
l 10 points on small dealings. with a
fair demand for minor rails.
Weakness In Barrett company issues was
attributed TO the announcement OF a new
stock issue, the common shares making a
gross decline OF Sh points. Studebaker
was heavy ut the outset. but made up the
greater part of its loss on hurried short
covering, Total sales aggregated 37s,o0o
shares.
General news OF the day included jan
uary statements of the Reading system and
tho Chicago a Northwestern railroad, tho
former showing decided decrease In profits
from operations and the latter disclosing a
substantial net gain.
Tho bank statement again upset calcu-
, la,ions with only nominal actual cash
gain and In expansion Of almost $Si,Do0.e00
IN tho loan account, reserves contracting
about 100000 Trading was unusually
Hight, irregular with total sales, sl,sse.e0
with the exception OF registered d, which
gained per cent, virtually all other gov
eminent bonds and Panama issues were
lower by fractions 10 point, on call, dur
ing the week.
Number OF sales and quotations on lead
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-05
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

Pouitry--I.ive, roosterK. smooth iegs. zoe:
hens and pullots iec; stays, Ice; old cox.
lee; dicks, full festhered and fat, lic;
geese, full feathered and fat isc; turkeys,
tat. sec; turkeys old tonrs, Ice. guneas,
each. soc; pigeons per los.. 6Uc. Dressed.
turkeys. dry picked. No. ! hens, young
toms, sbc; old toms, s9c: No. =. lee: ducks,
No. l, TIC; No. :, i3e; Geese. No. /, Ice;
old COX, lave.
RLtter-Choiee creamery. No. 1. aoc; No,
:, SSc.
Eggs--Frssh. No. l. case. sls.OO; No. Q
fresh. $3.50; oras case. s7.tu.
Cheese quotations by uriau Il Co:
Che~se--Estra fancy domestic Swiss, +3c;
block Swiss, $50: twin cheese, s5Mc: triplets,
ssc; daisies. Csc; young America, acc;
York white, zee; Roquefort csc.
Wholesale prices Of beef cuts:
Beef Cuts-Ribs: No. |, &c: No, ., zoe:
No. 3, 1--we. Lolns: No. /, 25Hc: No, :,
'G No. No. hi s, SNu Rounds 80 No. l'i &c.
No :. i6rc; No. ;, l5Sc. Plates No. /.
lsHc; No. . l2c;, No. ;, ilhe,.
Onion sets-Yellow. bu., $500. red. H2S;
white, $3.50.
Mammoth celery. per Queen. sSo
Frozen Fish--salmon Falls, ltc' Salmon
Silver. lsc; trout, lie: catfish. lbc; Alaska
sablcfish, lie; smelts, Use: whiting, leo;
S SssnR' s' GcE ss SSsw assss s I
snc; herring. round, 7Me, herring, Shc;
whitefish, dressed, medium, l6c large. soc;
Jumbo. Csc: round. small, lie; tile fish for
Fresh Fth--Catfish, Isc: hsubut, zoe;
Spanish mackerel Ice: crappies, order size.
16S20c: black bass, large, s0c; order size,
gSc: small Use; red snapper, l1ei , flSunders,
Smoked. Salt and sp,c.d Fish-smoked
nan haddle, l7c Goldfish, lge; Puritan cod,
l2bc; pollock, shc; xxx herring 10c:
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-05
NEW YoKK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations Of the Day on Various Leading
Commodities.

New York. March s,--Flour-Firm.
wheat-Spot, strong; No, . hard, s2.16%
No. ! northern. Duluth, s2.26N; No. / north.
ern. Manitoba. S320la, (. o. b., New York
Corn-Spot, strong; No. > yellow, tl,gS, c.
l. T., New York.
oats--Spot, firm; standard, Use.
Hay-Steadyi No, /. N.lS; No. ., N.00@
1850; No. 3, sOgs 5c; shipping, 100000,
Hops-Quiet' state, common TO chocs,
1915, S6G4io; 1915, s9l0c; Pacific coast,
1915. IlG iSc; 1918, S&lOc,
Htdes--Firm; Bosota. 4SGitc; Central
America, aSc,
Lesther-Firms> hemlock tlrsts SIC; sec.
onds. SSc.
Provisions--Pork, strong; mess, Sj+. a
$500; family, kS6.50u $500; short clear,
tssbp6 $500. Beef, firm: mess, s2S a
:sbe; family, $4,000 $500, Lard, strong
middle west, sla4e@l9.50.
Tailow-Ftrm: city, IL NC nominal; coun.
try, lin @lgMe; special l2c.
Butter---Stcady; receipts, sos pounds
creamery, higher than extra 4lh @42c;
creamery extras (es .e>. seia @tle: firsts.
IS ~ q zoe: seconds, sbaS7c,
EgHs--Firm; receipts, 1874; fresh gath
cred extra firsts, 3te; tirsts, Ss@stanc,
Cheese--Suong; receipts, s,2e6 ptgs
state held specials, 26ae; stste average
fancy. 26@2sho.
Live Poultry-Firmer; chickens soc:
fowls, sec; no turkeys quoted; dressed, duh
and eak; chickens, $50 27o; fowls. asa stc;
turkeys, lSWStc,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-05
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Active Buying by Houses With seaboard
Connections Sends Wheat Up,

Chicago. March 3.-Estimates that only
$4,000 bushels OF wheat remained for ex-
port from the United States during the next
four months had a decided builish influence
today on prices Largely In consequence
the market at the close. although unset
tied, was 2Ac to 4Kc net higher, with May
at H.ssE to ussR and July at $3.50 to
s1.bsh. Corn Eatned i%o to 2%c. oats
Ike TO INC and provisions S2c to S5c.
Buliish sentiment developed rapidly in the
wheat trade after the probable smallness
Of the exportsblc surplus had been an
nounced. The estimate was from leading
expert here and was accompanied by 4
surnise on his part that the government
computation of the 1916 yield had been
1900, 900 bushels too high. Aside from the
figures on the exportable surplus, however.
tho market had an upward tendency owing
to prospects that American vessels soon
would resume sailings and that shipments
TO Europe In consequence would be much
Increased. Improvement In railway traffic
facilities 10 Gulf Of Mexico ports counted
also TO some extent In favor of higher
prices.
Snow falls in the southwest retarded more
or less the advance Of new.crop deliveries
Of wheat. Besides, on account Of the week.
end profit taking, there was a moderate
reaction all around from top prices as the
day approached finish, Nevertheless the
buying power in the market seemed TO show
no curtaiment and there were but few
traders sufficiently venturesome to put out
new short lines.
Corn established q new high price record
The reasons were that the hos market still
was soaring. and that the latest reckon
ings put the domestic farm reserves of
corn at the lowest aggregate since 1899.
Oats responded In lively fashion to the
strength Of other grain. Trade was much
larger than recently has been the case, and
IT was said rural offerings also had in
Urgent export demand for lard was n
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-05

wheat--No. . hard winter; I car, NsS;
cars, si.s5, No 5 hard winter; 4 cara.
"a; car. N.sS; I car, sl.s2h; car.
H.90h No. hard winter; 2 cars, Sl.sa;
! car. si;s:: car, n.slH: car, n,sO's ;
cars. $3.50. Samp hard winter: car,
H.eah. No. mixed: car shipper
weights, N.a5. No. 4 mixed: car, sl.osla
ear sl.ss.
Ryo--No. 8; 1880 sacks. axe.
Barley No. 8: l car. Si,is; No. I, I ear,
sl0S.
Corn--No. 2 white; car. n.Oa. No. .
H.olh. No, , yellow: . cara si.e2 No. .
yellow: s cars, si.o1h. No. mixed; 8 cars.
Sl.olb. No. mixed: II cara N,oly; .
cars. si.o1h: I cars. t1,0i. No. mixed !,
car. $1.pl: I car, &i.0o&. Sample mixed:
car, tshipper's weiEhts), a.ol.
oats--No. white: 1 car. sec. Standard:
car. 5s%o. No. 3 white; > cars. 6sxc; s
cars, 5stac. No. white: car (shippers
wetghts), 6s%c; cars. 5skc. Sample
white. l car, bSAc. No. 8 mixed: car, 5Sc.
Omaha Cash Prices--Wheat. No. 2 hard.
N.s5@i.ss: No. 8 hard, N.se@lN; No. Z
hard. SLSsGl.ss: No. . uprtng, Sl.siGl9s:
No. 5 spring. sLss@i,ss. Corn: No. > white.
M.oaA Gl,os: No. 3 white. tLo2@Lo2t !;
No; ! white. N:olN @Loih; No; 5 white.
No. . yellow. sI.0ilh @l.02: No. 8 yellow.
N.o1@1.olh: No. 1 yellow. Si.eox dt.otk /;
No. yellow, $1.00h @1,0l; No. s yellow,
s1.0oE q 1.eo&; No. mixed, u.0lA @
LON; No. mixed, s1.0l6lo1h; No. I
mixed, sI.ooE Rlol: No. s mixed, E.OoS o
No. 2 white, ssh G5sc; standard, 5sh@
SsEc; No. white, bSh GbS%c. No. 1
white. 5sG5S$o, Barley: Mailing, tl.it@
Lee; No. I feed. SEC @ sos. Rye: No. ,,
tLa6al.i7; No. 3, s1.t5@146.
Omaha Futures Market.