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Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-23

Sheep--with the exception of New Years
day, when receipts were OF holiday pro-
portions. todays run OF sheep and lambs
was the smallest here on Monday since
last Jnly. Arrivals were only thrty-three
ears. or about 5000 h -. which is slightly
smaller than last week. and less than half
as large as two weeks ago, but more than
.9os heavier than for the corresponding
days last year
Despite theN extreme GOODNESS OF the
weather. which made many trains late. bulk
or the estimated sheep and lamb supply
had been yarded In good season. and the
lamb market opened fairly early at prices
that were strong to, In most cases. higher,
Chicago which had a big run. reported
prospects for slightly lower prices but
with very moderate run 10 supply the
broad local demand. sellers are able to get
prices that were strong to, in most cases,
io@i5c higher. Bulk OF the decent TO good
fed western lambs sold at si3.70@140o, with
few Of the most desirable punches over
the even money mark. choice handy fed
wcFtcrns making new record OF t14i5
The movement was reasonably active
Ewes made up practically the entire mutt
ton supply warnings and wethers being
scarce, AZ usual. Trade was strong TO un-
evezly higher, some ewes that were very
ordinary selling to 1910. with decent to
COED grades upwardk from ss75. several
loads moving at ss.s5mseo. Handyweights
set new record for the market Of $40 Is.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
good TO choice. si3s5@1415; lambs fair
10 good. sls2s@i3.ss. lambs clipped. sii rs
vi2o0; lambs, feeders. s12.00@i3bo; year
iings good TO choice. silSoGl2.35; year
iings fair to good. sio7s0ii.s0; wethers,
sair to choice. ;e.500lo.50; ewes good 10
choice, ss.760io,is; ewes. fair to good. IS. SO
83.15, ewes plain to culls ss.ooQ s. 90;
.Swss. feeding, S6.oo9s.oo.
Representative sales af,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-23
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Cash Grain Market is Very
Quiet and Cereal Prices
Take Slump.
RECEIPTS ARE QUITE HEAVY

Omaha, January %, 1917.
The cash grain situation was very quiet
again today and although the receipts were
fairly heavy and the holdover samples from
Saturday were on the tables only small
part Of the offerings were disposed OF bel
fore noon. The dullness In the cash situa-
tion was the result Of the decline In the
future market and very few Of the sellers
cared to sell on the decline. the bulk OF the
wheat sales being made up OF the poorer
samples and the better samples were held
over for toniorrow's market. The wheat
market generally was quoted from lose
lower, with a few cars Of No. hard going
at si.ssh @Loo, and the No. . hard at
S1.s5hQts8
The corn market was also weak, at Y ~
Nc declines, and the sales of this cereal
were also very light. The demand for
corn was, however, pretty active. with the
and mixed The commercial grades Of yell
low corn brought from san @ s4c. while the
same grades Of mixed and white corn sold
for 9SA @93%c.
The oats market was extremely dull at
Nc declines and only two cars of this
cereal were reported sold.
Rye and barley were also quiet, rye be-
ing quoted 1hc lower and barley about
unchanged
Clearanccs were: Wheat and -four equal
to l,3ls.o0O bushels; corn. $4,000 bushels;
oats, 2s5. 900 bushels.
Primary wheat receipts were 1886, 900
bushels and shipments 64l, 600 bushels,
against receipts of 2,321 900 bushels and
shipments OF 773,00o bushels last year,
Primary corn receipts were i,s7t.ooo
bushels and shipments $4,000 bushels,
against receipts of 2,2l6.OO0 bushels and
shipments Of SEA, 900 bushels last year.
Primary oatss receipts were $4,000
bushels and shipments $4,000 bushels.
against receipts OF l.237.O00 bushels and
shipments Of $4,000 bushels last year
CARLoT RECEIPTS,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-23
new YORK STOCKS
Shares Moderately Unsettled
During First Half of
Session.
LATER EXTREME LOSSES

New York Jan. 22.-Stocks were moder-
ateiy unsettled during the first half Of to-
days session. by the announcement that
President Wilson would address the United
States senate on impending International
developments. Early gains Of ] to points
In specialties were soon replaced by ex-
treme losses Of 2 TO points In speculative
fsvorites. with more for shippings and Beth
lehem Steel, the latter reacting 10 points.
The purport of the chief executives
speech became generally known In the early
afternoon and prices rallied. but only In
few important instances were full recov-
cries made. The incident was interesting
as offering fresh proof OF the markets SUE
ceptibllity to outside Influences. Profess
SIGNALS had the field almost entirely to
themselves, although a quickening Of public
interest was expected TO follow last Satur-
days very favorable bank statement. Actiy-
ty was greatest on the decline OF the fore
noon, trading later becoming listless. Beth
ehem Steel was watched for indication Of
action by the directors at tomorrow's meet
Ing. ta #7
United States Steel as well as Crucible
Lackawsnna and Gulf States Steel were 2
to 4 points down at lowest levels, with sim
liar recessions In shippings and coppers.
RecessionA Of to points In motors
petroleums Ohio Gas, Pittsburgh Coal and
virginia Coal were supplemented by more
moderate reversals In the leather, paper and
sugar Issues. Rails averaged / point decline
with points for Reading, Final prices were
only noninally above minimum quotations
United States Steel making net decline Of
points, with for Bethlehem Steel Total
sales OF stocks, $40, 900 shares. Further acute
weakness was shown by Russian and Italian
exchange, both registering new low records,
with rubles at 2s.70 and lIres at 7.07. Ger
man and Austrian rates also denoted lack of
demand Bonds were generally lower on mar
row dealings, Total sales. par value, t4.275,-
900. United States bonds were unchanged on
ralt
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-23

results from the presidents speech had lits
tie time TO make much Roadway before the
wheat market closing time. Bearish inter-
pretatLons of Washington ahvices aside, the
days developments favored the bulls. es-
had been sunk and that in Nebraska the
winter crop was imperiled by extreme cold
weather and ice covered fields. Corn dupii-
Gated the action Of wheat. Notwithstanding
reports of rain In Argentina, seaboard de-
mand was in evidence and had considerable
effect Country offerings were limited.
Oats trade included liberal purchases for
export Price changes. however, depended
on the course OF other cereals
Inreased arrivals Of hogs acted as
weight on provisions. Declines that resulted
were checked by support from packers.
Chicago Cash Prices--Wheat: No. red.
sl.92h No. 3 red. Sl.s9h Gl.s1: No. hard,
si.95A a: No hard. si.90@Le1. Corn:
No. yellow. sl.00A; No. 4 yellow, s6a
99hc; No. 4 white, 98Gs91c. Oats: No. 3
white, 57@5Sc: standard. SIN @5sac. Rye;
No. 2, nominal: No. 3, sl.45 Barley: 800
al.S0 Seeds: Timothy, $3.50@5,50; clover.
$l2.00Ml750. Provisions: Pork, s31 90; lard,
f16,s8@l5s5; ribs. t14.s2hQ15.25
Butter-Steady; creamery. 3lh d3Bac.
Eggs-Higher: receipts. 2,03f cases; firsts.
3sc; ordinary firsts, 35d37c; at mark. cases
included. IS q 3sc.
Potatoes--Unsettled; receipts, go cars :;
Wisconsin, sl70@1s0; Michigan, sL756
1.S5; Colorado, Idahp and Washington
white, fLS5@2O0.
Pouitry-Aiive, higher: fowls. 1shc;
springs lsc
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-23
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations Of the Day on Various Leading
Commodities

VuotHuOns OF tne DAY on various Leading
Commodities.
New York. Jan. 22.-Fiour-Steady: spring
patents, $s.55@9s0; winter patents, $1,000
BIB; winter straights. s.60QS85; Kansas
straights. Ss60g9.75
Wheat--Spot, steady; No. hard, $2I2;
No, /. northern, Duluth, S2.23; No. i north
ern Manitoba, $2.23h, T. o. b., New York
corn--Spot, firm; No yellow, s1.ls, C. l.
T., New York. .y.g- -
Oais--Spot, steady; standard, 66Ia @s7hc
Hay-Stesdy; No. ] $l.I0; No. 2, 81. 90 q
LOS; No. 3, s5G97hc; shipping, s5gsOc.
Hops-Quiet: state, common to choice
1916. i5@50c; 1915, Sm1ic; Pacific coast
1915. lIaI4c; 1915, s@Ile.
Hides-Quiet; Bogata, 4l@i2c; Central
America. 4lc.
Leather--Firm; hemlock firsts SIC, sec
onds.' 55c
Provisions--Pork. firm mess. $50. ga
$3.50; family, &3l.50@33.5O; short clears
f3i 00m $500. Beef steady; mess $4,000 a
1850; family. $25.5O027OO. Lard. easy;
middle west, Sl6.l6@l6.25
Thllow--Quiet; u city, 1e&c; special. l1hc;
country. II @11Ac. So
Butter--Steady; receipts, 6,3s1 tubs
creamery, 40@4Ohc; frsts, SAN a 3sc; sec.
onds. 32h G34c.
Eggs-Steady; receipts. 1922 cases; fresh
gathered extra frsts, Ale: frsts. $40 ACC; re.
frigerator seconds to frsts, 36@37c.
Enthusiastically: receipts, 1889 boxes;
state held specials, 24h @24%c; state, av.
erage fancy. 23hGS4c.
Poutry-Live. unsettled: dressed, firm;
chickens, lS@2sc; fowls, 1s@26c; turkeys
20dp33c 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-23

action of other markets, but trade interests
were moderate buyers on the decline ana
after showing a net loss OF to points with
May selling at s52c. there were slight rallies.
The close was TO points lower. Sales,
80 1000 bags; January s,4oc; February
s43c: March, sac; April, s.5oc; May,
s54c; June, s57c; July, $500; August
s.G5c September s.70c; October, s.75c;
November, $500; December. S.s5c.
Spot, quiet; Rio U.s. lOc: Santos As, 10Sc.
The cost and freight offers received were
about unchanged. Santos As being quoted
at 1O75c, London credits. q
One of the steamers recently reported
sunk is said to have arrived safely at Vic
toria under charter to bring back coffee.
Santos reported clearances Of 1900 bags
for New York today The cables reported
no change In the primary markets except
for partial advance Of 20 refs In santos
futures.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-23
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Report Of Capture Of German Raider Tends
to Strengthen Wheat.

Chicago, Jan, 22.--President Wilson'S ad-
dress on foreign relations brought about a
material upturn In the price of wheat to-
day. but the gains were not all held. The
market closed unsettled, hc to enc net
higher, with May at sl.s6A to. $ls7, and
July at N.b3h to $l,53A Corn finished,
nose TO &c up and oats at an advance
of shade to %Ghc. In provisions the re-
suit was a decline OF 5@7c to lie,
At first the purpose Of the president was
the subject Of much misunderstanding in
the wheat trade and there was a rush to
sell on account of hasty differences that
he might disclose a new crisis with Germany
regarding submarines or about the status of
armed merchantmen, As soon however, as
the speech hah gone far enough to ndi-
cate that he was dealing exclusively with
the topic OF a league TO enforce peace SELL
ers Of wheat turned quickly to the buying
side, rise OF nearly 10 from the bottom
figures Of tho day ensued. Then came news
that the president had declared for peace
without victory, and there was a noticeable
renewal OF bearish sentiment In some quar-
tiers, certain leaders taking the position that
tho expression of such views might lead to
friction between the United States and the
entente allies,
Misgivings concerning possible unwelcomc
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-23

These sales were reported today:
wheat.No, hard winter: cars, 100:
I cars, &1ssh; car. si.ss. No. Q hard
winter car, sl.ss; 3 cars, sf.ss; / car,
31.S7h; cars, 11.s7; > cars, 3i.ssh; 1 car.
tls5h. No. hard winter car, s1.s6h.
Sample hard winter: car, n.so; / car.
n,72h, No. 4 spring! y car, ,1.s5; car.
tLes No. 0 durum: / car. sl.s8h. No.
r.sa No mixed: / car. 1877. No. 4
mixed: 2 cars, NS1.s5; car, $l.s1h.
Rye-No, 2: cars, S142. No. Q: 1
car, shtlh. No. 4: v car. .l,H.
Bariey-No. 4: car. 1i-o5. Rejected:
corn-No. 3 white: 2 cars, sshc. No. 2
yellow; car, 9+c. No. yellow: 1 car, 9a%c;
cars, s3hc. No. 6 yellow. / car, 93%c.
No. mixed; cars 83hc. cars. s3hc,
No. mixed; cars, 94c; 7 cars, 93hc; az
cars sasc, No. 4 mixed; car, sShc; /
car. s3c. No. mixed: car. 92%c; 2
cars. o2hct car, s2hc.
oats--No white: cars, 55hc; cars,
5bc. No, white ! car. b6c; / car, 54%c.
Sample white: / car. 54o
Omaha Cash Prices-Wheat: No. 2 hard.
tssh@hssh; No, 3 hard, 'is5@i,ss; No.
I hard. sisS9lssh; No. spring, si.st@
l.s2; No. . spring, $1sI21ss. Corn: No.
white: 93A @93&c; No. white, $40
9ahc; No, I white. s3@eaAc; No. white,
s2h @sse; No. white, s2f @s2sc; No.
yellow, s3h @s4c; No. . yellbw, s3h @s3Ec;
g2% @osho; No. yellow. 92ft G92&c; No.
2 mixed. s3h ae3xc; No. Q mixed, s3h a
93hc; No. mixed, 93@93Ac; No. 6 mixed.
S2h @s3o. No. 8 mixed, 9@22%c. Oats: No.
2S>White. b6h @55hcs standard. 55@55Ac:
No. white, 54A065Ac; No. I white. SAN
@5bc. Barley: Mailing, tl12G12S No. /
feed, 96c@s1.12. Rye; No. 2. &lil@l.42;
No. .. t140@1A. .
Omaha Futures Market.
The report that President Wilson would
address the senate on foreign relations TO-
day had a depressing effect on the wheat
market today and after fairly strong
opening the May and July articles suffered
a sharp break. the May dropping to $i,sl%
and the July to $1,45%.
The bears did not remain In control.
however, and shortly before the close a
buying rally was started, which forced
May wheat'to sl.S4S and July to si.+9. and
the market closed about Nc under the
high point Of the day,
= Unfavorable Argentine crop reports were
given as the reason for the late advance
In corn, although May corn followed the
early break In wheat, but later regained
Its losses when wheat started to advance
The oats market was dull and the May
option carried the bulk OF the business In
tina market and closed Nc higher
Local range OF options
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-23
i. OMAHA. 49, rrr NARXET.

Poultry--Alive, springs. all sizes, 16hc:
hens. all sizes. Ice; stays, lie; old cocks
l2c; turkeys, fat. 22c; turkeys. old TOMS
zoe; ducks. f. Il. fat, lac; reese. F. f. fat.
13c r-
Butter-Fresh, 26hc.
Eggs-Fresh. No. case. Sll.60: No ..
'ase. $3.50: crax. case. $3.50.
Cheese quotations by Urlau 4 CO.:
Cheese-Extra fancy domestic Swiss. 42c
domestic SWISS 35c; block SwissI 32c: twin
cheese. Csc; triplets, 25hc daisies. 25hc:
young America, 27hc; blue label brick 25c
llmburger. use: New York white 2sc Ro
,iuefort Csc
Beef Cuts-Ribs: No. 1. zoe, No. 2, Ishc:
No. 3. 12c Loins: No /, 23hc; No 2.
2lhc; No, B.. Ice. Chucks; No. l. ave;
No 2.12Ac; No ), l0hc. Rounds: No /,
love; No, 2, 16hc: No s. 131ac, Plates
Ito. /, INC; No. 2, 10hc; No. }, shc.
oysters Gallon: Ch.sa peaKe standa rds.
sl55: Chesapeake selects. $3.50: northern
standards. 81 so; northern selects. $500;
northern counts, SAYS.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-23

New York. Jan. '2.-Cotton-Futures
opened barely steady; January l6soc;
March, 1880; May. l7.o5c; July. l7o3c,
October. 1890.
Cotton futures closed steady; January
1s4sc; March, 16.72c; May. 1885, Octo-
Der. 1850.
Spot quiet; midiling uplands, l6.7Sc; no
sales
The cotton market closed steady at net
decline of 16 to II points for the day.
Liverpool. Jan 22.-Cotton-Spot weak;
good middling, 10.S5c; middling, lo.7lc;
low middlng. 10 53c; sales, 5000 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-23
81. Louis live stock Market.

81. Louis, Mo, Jan, 22,--Cattlc--Receipts,
e,7oo head market, higher: native beef
steers $S.50Gil.S0; yearling steers and
hcifers, ss,306ll ,5o: cows, sb.50GS75; stock
ers and feeders, ss,so6s.5o; prime southern
steers, 5000 90; beef cows and heifers,
N,gb8a50: prime yearling steers and
heiiers. Ebods.oo; native calves $500
@t5.00 * XXI -
Hogs--Receipts, 1890 head; market,
hlgheE lights, sio.65@li,l5: pigs. $3.50
losS: mixed and butchers. si0s50Il,25:
good heavy fllio@1i.30; bulk, slO.s5
Gii.?0
sheep---Reoeipts. $50 head; market, strong;
lambs, sl27s@l435. ewes, s65o@I0I5,
yearllngs, sll00Q12?5.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-23

New York. Jan. 22.-Sugar-Raw, barely
steady; centrifugal. 5.27c molasses, 440c;
refined quiet; cut loaf, 1900; crushed. 775c;
mould "a" and cubes, 7.25c; xxx pow
dered $500; powdered, 6.s5c; fine granu-
lated, 6.75c; diamond a. 6.75c; confection-
ers' IAN 6.65c; No. !, $500. Sugar futures
were easier under scattered liquidation by
commission houses, prompted by the fewer
offerings In the spot market. At noon
prices were to s points lower.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-23

st. Joseph, Jan. 23--cattle--Receipta
1900 head; market steady to loo highe:
steers, N.eoqll.eo; cows and heifers, 5000
1000; calves, t7,o0V1325.
Hogs-Reoeipts. R.00e head; market
steady to Sc lower; top, siioo; bulk Of
sales, s10.65@il.00
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts. $500 head
market steady; lambs, s1s,oo@ltoo; ewes,
tseb@i0.oo
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-23

Receipts light on both prairie hay and
alfalfa, demand continues good. Market
steady. Choice upland. s1200@l250: No. l,
y11.0O1l15o. No. 2, ss.5o@1o.5o; No.. g.
s75o0s5o Midland, No. /. si0-5O@11,Oo;
No, 2, ss5o@s.50 SLowland, No. !, 5000
so; No. Q, s70o@I5O: No. 3. $500 @6.5o
Straw-Oat, S7.00@760; wheat, $500 96.5o
Alfalfa-Choice, 3l700Q1760; No. l,
s15.5OQ16.50; standard. S125e0l46o:
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-23

Celery--Mammoth. Fer doz.. CSC,
Frozen Fish-Whiting, lie lb.: halibut, l5c
ID: salmon, falls. 12he ID. salmon. silver.
Ice h.: sunfsh. &c h.: crappies, &c Id.
trout l5c h.; catfish. 16c h.. black cod.
1oc h.; pike. 13c lh' pickerel. &c h.; tile
h. lie h.: herring. &c h.; herring. Sc
h.; whitehsh, lic lb.: smelts. Ice ID. :
Fresh Fish-catfsh. lSc h.: halibut. 1sc
h.. sea trout. lbc h.: Spanish mackerel.
ice L.: black bass. zoe h.: black bass,
small. lie h.; red snapper. lie h.; houn-
ders, 12c h.; Goldfish. eastern, l4c lb.: blue
fish. medium. Ice ID.
Smoked Ftsh--White clubs. bayhsh. 1O-lb
baskets. lie h.; kippered salmon. 10-lb
baskets, Use h.: hnan adde's IS and 30-Ib
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-23
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruit.

New York Jan. 22-Evaporated Apples
Quiet; fancy, &c.. choice, S@s%c; prime,
7@7%c.
Dried Fruit-Prunes, firm; California, 5
Q1OAc; Oregon. Sh@sxc. Apricots. dull;
choice. lie: extra choice, TIC; fancy. 1Sc.
Peaches, dull: choice, sac; extra choice,
skc; fancy, 9%c. Raisins, barely steady;
choice to fancy, seeded, S@1Oc; seedless,
lO@Ilhc; London layers, $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-23

Cattle Receipts were quite liberal. sos
,..ts being reported in. Todays run, how
ever, was not as large as one and two
weeks ago or as large as the correspond
ing day last year At the same time there
was a good brisk demand for killing cattle
Of all kinds. the market being fairly active
with prices in the neighborhood OF lOc
higher than last weeks close, stockors
and feeders were not quite so active owing
10 the severe weather. but good kinds were
about steady.
Quotations on Csttle---Good to choice year,
ling beeves. ti0.25G11.bo: good to choice
beeves, foo00ti.o0. fair to good beeves,
syko0i- 10. common TO fair bceves. t17b@
s.25: good TO choice heifers. $7bo0aeo.
sood /, choice cows,S7.2bUs. 500; fla to good
cows. s6.oo07 90; common to fair cows. $500
@ee5; prime feeding steers, Ss'bwsoo;
good to choice feeders. ssoo0s.6o; fair to
good feeders. s7.50@soJ; common to fatr
feeders. 3s.sb07.2b: good to choice stockefs
s77s0sss. stock offers. sssb0sss; stock sn
cows, t5.soQT.50; stock, calves s1.000s.oo'
veal ca. es. ts.O0@ 1880; beef bulls, stays.
stn, Sc B00s.bo: bologna bullH s6.bO9s.bo
Representative sales: -
VI IL
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-23

Kansas City, Jan. 22--wheat--No Q
hard, $1.s9a1.s1; No. Q red, s1.S6@1Ss;
May, $l.s2%; July $l.4a&
Corn--No. 2 mixed, 96%e; No. 2 white,
DE: No. 2. yellow, &c; May, 9S% 99shc;
July, 97he.
oats-No. 2 white. SIX @57hc: No. b.
mixed, 55@56c.
Butter-Creamery. acc; firsts, SIC; sec
onds 35c; packing, 26c. g u
Eggs-Firsts, 37c.
a Poultry-Unchanged
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-23

New York. Jan. 22.--Coffee--The coffee
market was rather unsettled today and
fluctuated irregular, but business was small
and the price changes were comparatively
unimportant. An opening decline of 9 to
points reflected a renewal OF scattering
liquidation. which became little more
active during the middle of the morning.
Offerings from Wall Street and cotton trade
sources probably were stimulated by the
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-23

Minneapolis. Jan. 20. = Wheat - May,
sLssh: July. sls2s OLSEN. Cash: No.
hard, si.97h @1,9sh; No. l northern.
$3.50 @ls3A; No. northern, s1.s7 u @
1884,
Corn-No yellow, s6h @97hc
Oats-No, 3 white, b5A 956Lc
Flaxseed-s2. Ss92.s4
Flour-Fancy patents declined loo;
quoted at 1910 Other grades unchanged
Barley-90c $l.23.
Rye-s1.40@1.4T. .
Bran-s29 SO % 90
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-23
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CATTLE f,rm' Hogs: Strong; sheep

Unsettled.
Chicago, Jan. a2.--Cattle-Rece,pts. ga 0oo
head; market firm; native beef. s7l0d1i.s5:
western steers, s7,7o@l0.0O stockers and
feeders. s61b@s.s0; cows and helfers, SAFE
@io.i6: calves. 10.25@l1.75. 4 -
Hogs--Receipts. 1900 head; market
strong at Saturdays average TO Sc lower;
bulk OF sales, s1o.soG1t,io; light, $40. SO a.
11.0b; mixed, s10,60Qli.l5. heavy, tln.656 %
1885, rough, slO.66@io.so; pigs ss,a6 q
1915, "..
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 49, head
market unsettled weehers, ss.75@ll.oo;
ewes, S7b0ql0.1bE lambs tll1bMlio0.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-23

SAVANNAH

Savannah, Ga, Jan. 22.--Turpentine-
firm, 52a52Ac; sales, 245 bbs.; receipts,
1875. shipments, none; stock, 1854.
Rosin-Firm; sales, 1895 bbls.; receipts,
1,4O9; shipments, none; stock, 1896.
Quote: A, B, c. d, E, +, 1920; G, II. $6.25;
|, $3.50: X, $40; NJ, $3.50; N, $3.50; VIC,
1856; WV, 1920. -
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-23

London. Jan. 2s.--American securities
were lightly supported and closed quiet on
the stock market here today,
silver--Bar, 37hd per ounce.
Money--3h per cent +
Discount Rates-Short bills, b@bh per
cent; three months, b@5k per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-23

New York. Jan. 22.-Lead. $40 bid
spelter, nominal Copper. firm; electrolytic
seconds and third quarters, $3.50 Q32, SO
Iron, steady; No. northern, s31.50@ 32.50
No. 2, S3l. 90 a $500; No, / southern, 500. Sc
"a 100: No. 2, s2s.0OQ295O. Tin, firm; spot
Slb37h
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-23
st. Louis Grain Narket

St, Louis. Jan. 22.-wheat-No. red,
slssgLe7; No. hard, sl,s3G1.97; May,
$LS6%; July. $1.50%
corn--No. 2. ssc: No. 2 white, ssh as1. 90;
May, 1.01S @l.01h; July, $780,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-23

Omaha. Jan. 2O.--Bank cieariurs for
Omaha today were S5.2sa,O3s,ss and for the
corresponding day last year s3,tis,sts'ss
Tho total clearings for the week ending To-
day were sSl,57s,46s2s and for the CORE.
spending week last year s?l.s7S,6os.5s,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-23

New York, Jan. 22.-Cotton goods were
active today in the mapped goods division
and in fall gfnghams, with domestics quiet.
Yarns were easy. Dress goods were active.
Raw silk was steady. Jobbers reported
a moderate business.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-23

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Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-23

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Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-04-21
Vanity of Sacred Cows.

It's too bad that can't tell Of the
delightful vanity of some of tie sa-
cred cows of business and politics.
There are a whole lot of these great
leaders who do not care to have their
pictures taken-only they do! In fact,
some of them are more downstage
than the vainest film favorite who ever
scrawled his John Hancock across his
foolish face. There is one widely
known philanthropist who is constant
ly inviting the camera men to his es-
tate, hoping that the next weeks re-
lease will show the great almoner play
ing golf with a bunch of important no.
bodies. It's a hard thing to record,
mates, but the news reporters tell me
that as rule men have much more
silly vanity before the camera than
women.-Bob Wagner in the Saturday
Evening Post