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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
WAS So WEAK SHE
HAD To USE CANE

Men and women who are 20 weak
that n short walk or slight effort
leaves them brna,hlcsa and almost
exhausted viii lind the experience
Of ars Angelina Wettor Of No, 1858
Elm st. Dubuque. Iowa. profitable
Il was In a badly run down condi.
ton" says Mrs. Wettcr. and could
feel myself getting weaker from day
10 day. Finally I got 20 IN" point
where could not walk without the
help ~ cane war almost dts.
trnctcd ~ times hy q severe pain IN
my left aide. Ny head achcd n great
deal and had attack Of dizziness
and was Vcry nervous.
Nothing seemed TO give inc any
relief until one day .my daughter
brought nc a box 81 Dr Williams'
Pink rills I began 10 take them
and fel, better IN two weeks. con.
tinued with the pills and ~ was not
very long before felt 50 much
stronger that I was able 10 get along
without the cane. eat and sleep
well. my nerves are stronger and I
feel much better now. thanks to Or.
williams rink Pills."
Dr. Williams Pink Pills arc a
strengthening medicine. Surely and
effectively they build up the blood.
invirorate the appetite. tone up the
digestion. give brightness 10 the eye.
color to checks and lips and quick.
neas TO the step. Az their direct &C.
ton is on the blood. making II a
health.boaring stream. no part nj
the body can escape thar beneficial
influence.
a useful booklet. Building ~
the Blood" will be sent free by the
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Schcneo.
tady. N. Y. Your own druggist sells
Dr. williams PINK Pills or you can
order them direct by mall. postpaid.
at so cents "A box
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29

Her heart gave sharp bound. but
she refined up osreIessiy. as the fei.
low stepped into tho trail. HE pcered
curiousiy into her face
Hell. young woman. you're out
damned early. Amt your What's
upy'
There was nothing vicious in his
greeting. and her heart quit Its
pounding.
Tn, after n doctor. sam" she ssid
swiftly. bellevtng holdnsas the bee,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29

table Compound and IL has helped me-
very much. am well and strong
and now able TO do my work. can
not thank ysu enough and ! recon-
mend your medicine 10 nv friends who
are sick. Mrs. SUSIE sAcArArsKr,
rs East l7th St. Bsyonne, n. J.
I, must NJ admitted By every fair
minded, intelligent person that q
medicine could not live and grow in
popularity for over forty years, and
today hold . record for such wonder.
full success as does Lydia T.. Pink
hams Vegetsbl. Compound. without
possessing great virtue and actual
worth. Such medicines must he
looked upon and termed both stand.
ard and dependable by every thinking
person.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
LIVE QUESTIONS
BY EDWIN 1. BROWN
io6 Columbia Street

BILL SENERYNS FOR SHER
fF'F would not sound wei nor read
well 10 the criminal element In
King County. am inclined 70
think that the other csndldatea are
not anxious 20 have SeverynS ftls
for the office Of sheriff
Thousands OF our citizens believe
that there should be an entirely new
deal IN the shefiffs office 30 that
Il can cooperate with our city nd
ministration IN cleaning this city
and county. both Inside and outside
of public office. Mr.. scyeryns has
not yet decided 10 file. but " he
does file. and Is elected h n &
County will have the sheriffs office
In very rcishle hands.
Sevsryns y graduate from the
Washington University Law School.
He has had broad experience as an
investigator. lie was called TO olym.
pis by the late Governor Lister and
assigned to the Industrial Insurance
fraud case. on which case he dis
covered who the fcsgers were. and
got the evidences that secured con.
yictions % those who were loottn 8
cur state funds. II was he who Sc
cured the evidence against Or. Per
rivai v. Alien another Blueb~ard
fer the murder Of his wife by pois-
oning. He located this Bluebeard in
Vancouver. h. C.. sxtradited him
and landed him In the KING County
jail under the charge of murder
while Hodge was sheriff Allen
walked out OF jail. but Severyns
scented his trail and finally located
this criminal the second time In
California. brought him back and
landed him behind the bars the
second TIM In King County. under
Mr.. Strtnger. After a few months
Allen again walked cut OF mir this
time taking young Brown and
sardis. the Greek murderer. with
him. He ). stiii at large.
There II no question about the
integrity and the ability OF severyns.
He is unpreteutious but fearless ant
aggressive. He would be the right
man in the right place. II he car
be induced to enter the race. The
people Of King County could well
afford to unite and cleo; Sevsryns,
because with him az sheriff and
Hugh Caldwell as mayor there
would be no more whisky scandals
for a time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29

caused BY femsl.
trouble. I felt -
tired all the time.
had bad head.
aches. and for sir
months ] could
not work. ] WAS
treated by a ply.
stefan a n d took
OF ex remedies
but got no relief.
A friend told me
about Lydia T..
Pinkhams vegc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29

REPUBLICAN POLITICIANS are
reliriously declining TO discuss the
achievements OF the Democratic
party for the past seven years. The
plan Is 20 create prejudice aEains,
the Democratic party By utilization
and vituperation Of President Wood.
row Wilson and the party leaders
A similar enterprise was engaged tn
hy the subsidized press Of the ma
tion early In 1914. but William
Jennings Bryan resigned as Secrs
tsry Of State and toured the nation
occurring and pointing out 10 the
people the unrcllability Of the ptesi
Of plufocracy and they were silent
for a time. II Is good sign when
the opponents Of democracy refuse
70 discuss the issues: II proves that
they fear the people. Then. again.
the Republican politicians are very
busy Just now defending themselves
WE HAVE SOME CAMPAIGN
COMING when wan Street finances
Poindexters primary campaign with
a paltry $40 900. then some bsnsvo.
lent souls give Hoo~er $40 600.
Palmer. mere wtited flower. l.
Thrown $4,000. Lowden Of Illinois
spends $500 900 from the sieepers
while wood raises them all out Of
the game with 81 o . 100 OF soap
money. II Eure looks as II Wood is
trying TO soft soap the nation into
making him president. Is this not
enough 10 make an honest man
take his hat off and beg pardon Of
come honorable bolsheyiki for ever
having boasted Of their brand Of
4mericanism. One Is almost IN.
cIined to put the entire aggregation
in a class with the political tin
horn horde OF sure thing gamblers
THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE
should now begin to understand why
u was necessary for the interests
70 defeat Mr.. w. -. Lane for re-
election to the city council and tako
Oliver r. Erickson off the Public
Utilities committee. II. however
there Is any doubt lurking in the
mind Of any, IL will be dispeIlcd long
before Seattle gets the Skngit power
plant running and also gets through
paying taxes on the street car steal
A BAD FAITH SURROUNDED
! THE STREET CAR DEAL when II
was made. and the more II Is con
sidered. the wore n appears.
Ole Hanson tells us he IN going
70 talk. He has already admitted
that he was the friend of the Stone
Webster outfit when the deal WIS
put over. AZ II he keeps on talking
he may tell how much they loved
him, whether they loved him little
and loved him long. or loved him
q whole lot all at one time.
MAYOR HUGH CALDWELL Is
not the kind OF man who can be
bluffed by typhoon, and II we
mistake not. those who bluffsnre the
first TO hike. 10 through. Mr.. Mayor
Sestiis IN With you to q man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
HOW TO CONSERVE

Plan your pleasure trips GO miles instead of 10o % miles
instead of 40
2. Avoid high speeds Limit yourself to % miles hour.
The economical speed 20 miles hour Almost twice
much gas used driving 40 miles hour driving 90
owing chiefly to wind resistance.
g. When you STOP off your motor. Thousands Of gal
Ions of gas wasted daily by not doing this.
Every should be cleaned avoid leaks and ad
usted get the maximum mileage This very important
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29

Pacific gasoline
ii be
a
will eliminate conditions at
o
statistics
This Effective
Ne
will accepted
'front.'
in from
to is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
SIX MONTHS|
COULD NOT WORK
Lydia E. Pmkhan's Vegetable
Compound Made Ne Strong
and Able to Work. Recon-
mend Il To All My Friends.

Bayonnc. N. II had pain, IN back
ard legs 80 that | could not stand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
Facts Concerning Gasoline

The Following Statements Are Authentic and Tell the True Cor
dion of the Gasoline Suation-The Conditions Are
Worse or no Better Than What Follows
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Continued Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29

MAYOR HUGH CALDWELL "a
not the kind Of a man who can be
bluffed by typhoon, and II we
mistake not. those who bluffsare the
first TO hike. 10 through. Mr.. Mayor.
y besttls IN with you to q man.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-23
FIN A NClAL

New York, Jar, 2?.-iTho stock market
dragged along in ist'ess fashion again to-
day the only essential changes from the
two previous sessions being slight ac-
ceSsion cf activity and the more settled
stste of foreign exchange. British, French
and several OF the less important European
romitisrces dipped TO new points of de-
probation at the outset. bu; these were
recovered as soon as the pressure OF Of
ferings relaxed.
Much Of yesterdays depression of foreign
exchange was ascribcd to heavy offerings
from foreign interests, mainly those rep
circles the break was again associated with
the "Geflation process recommended by
the federal reserve beard.
The order. Of tho fedora! reserve board
advancing virtually rll forms OF discount
was not announced until long after the
close of the stock market. II was anttci-
pated, however, because OF similar action
earlier In the Cay by the Philadelphia
branch of the Central bank.
Other incidents which exercised more
or less influence AZ market factors were
the agreement between the Mexican gov
eminent and foreign oil concessionaries
and advices from Washington which indi-
Gated progress in railroad legislation:
The money market was featureless.
apart from disposition by local and In
TERROR banks TO resume purchases Of com
nercial paper In moderate volume. Call
money ruled at per cent and time funds
were quoted at recent rates, most nego-
t1auons being restricted TO renewals.
Prices tended downward after the ir-
regular opening. but among the more
important fluctuations varied only from
reactions to a little over a point. Steadi-
ness prevailed at the close In consequence
Of e short covering among steels motors
and equipments. Sales amounted to 5oo,-
900 shares.
Liberty bonds again lost ground. the
foreign bond list eased and standard rails
were inclined to react moderately.
Total bond sales (par value) were Sl1.-
$50. 900. Old United States bonds were
unchanged on1caII
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-23
GRAIN MARKET
Omaha Grain.

Omaha, Jan, 22 1890.
Grain arrivals today were generally
light Wheat receipts were 2s cars, corn
So cars, oats Is ears, rye ] car and no bar
ley Choice wheat sold fairly readily at
several cents Above. Yesterdays nominal
quotations though off grades were slow
and some of the kind WAS carried over
Corn prices we're unchanged to . cents
lower generally unchanged to cent off
Tor yellow and mixed and white steady
Oats were unchanged to u cent Oft Rye
declined I cents and barley was I'M
changed.
Wheat-No. ? hard, 1 car, ss77: l car,
sa76: IL cars, S2.75; No. 5 hard, ! car.
Ss.70; l car. sass; cars. sass: car,
$3.50 (smutty): No. 4 hard, car, S262:
car, s2.sl: / car, $500; . cars, s2.57
No. hard. car, s2.eo; No northern
spring, car. $500 dark: No. 4 northern
spring, car, $3.50; No. mixed, g cars.
te..s; cars. s22s (durum): No. mixed.
corn~No. 1 white, / car, ,l.4; No. 5
white. ! car, $50 odd; cars, sH42;
/ car. s14l; No 4 yellow. / car, sl43;
5 cars. s1.4l; No. 5 yellow, 4 cars, sl3S;
s cars sl37; I cars. 1896: No. s yellow.
car s1.34; No. mixed, l car, S1.4S
told); No. 4 mixed,N3 cars, s1.SS; cars.
s137; No. mixed, cars, sl.39 (near
white) cars, sl.S6; car. fl35; No. s
mixed, i car, 1871 (near white): l car,
s1.3S.
s5hc.
Rye--No. 5. rs car. sl.ss; No, a, 2-s
car. SIs2.
Barley-No 1, Is car. sl.i2: s-5 car,
s1,4l; rejected. ! car. sl.39,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-23
Nebraska Lands.
NEAR OMAHA
+. GOOD ONES

lo6is acres. Douglas county. well.in,
proved, good valley farm. Only $l2t
per, $1,000 by Mch. l. balance long time
$50 acres. or S miles of Omaha, good
Only $40 per- $4,000 can run for il
years
leo acres. only 7 or miles out. 65
acres dandy alfalfa, we'll improved. Only
922s per.
so acres. sarpy county. good soil. fair
improvements, Bargain at $50.
so acres, very close in, numerous
buildings. high state of cultivation. s37b.
80 acres, within five miles. dandy To-
cation. numerous improvements. $3.50.
l6o acres, large s-room house. fair soil,
Only S2ls.5o.
.l2o acres on main highway. lays good.
100. well improved uplands, not PIN
ple on II, worth more. Only $2s5.
$50 acres. Douglas county, something
10 be exceedingly proud of, extra large
imI Irovements, lays IDEAL $3.50.
Acres slfalfa, worth more. $3.50.
20 acres, uplands, close IN. could not
lay better, improved. good soil. $500.
800 acres. close to good town, i'm
land tworth the entire money asked,
balance rolling to rough hardwood tim
Der pasture. $40.
$50 acres. macadam road. close in, nu-
merous improvements, 1929.
36 acres, improved, close in, extra good
soil. s375.
$40 acres, two sets Of improvements.
major portion extra good farm land,
good general grain and stock farm. Only
5000.
SO acres, within three miles of Omaha,
near station. best land In the state. $3.50.
100 acres, well improved. good pro-
ducers but some pasture; near high
school, rented. Only $500.
$50 acres, close in. $4,000 worth OF
improvements and $50 acres alfalfa. s326.
Also 30 acres Dodge street. 120 acres
Center street and zoo acres Douglas
county.
could sell you numerous others, far
cheaper land, for less money. but these
are all GOOD, CHOICE FARMS. not a
poor farm among them. See an expert
Good terms on several Of my best ones.
ORIN S. MERRILL,
101b-1ol6 CITY NATIONAL BANK
RIJITDING
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-23
Chicago Live stock.

Chicago, Jan. e2.--Cattle-Receipts, ~, =
000 head, estimated tomorrow 1000 head !:
market, firm Beef steers, medium weight.
choice and prime, Sl5.5o61s60: medium
and good, si1.6s @16.5o; common. $500
ll65; light weight, good and choice. I3. rs
dl1725: common and medium, 50. 90 q 13. 25 !:
butcher cattle. hcifers, $6,T5Gl626. cows.
s675Q13.0o. Gamers and cutters. s5.7s d
SIS: veal calves. w So@isoo; feede5 sds
400
Hoss-Receipts. 10000 head, estimated
tomorrow, 10000 head: generally 25c to
3sc higher, closing WITH advance partly
lost. Bulk. sls.35@15.45;. top. sl5.75;
heavy. si5.10Gl5.to medium, sls;259
l545: light, s15.35@15.6o; light light.
sl475@l5.4o. heavy packing sows. smooth,
Sl4.50Q15.00; packing sows, rough, $l4.0o
@l450: pigs, s13.75a147s.
Sheep and Iamps-Receipts, 10, 900 head,
estimated tomorrow. 5000: market firm.
Lambs, "a pounds down. *is:oo 92o26;
culls and common. $l47b1l75o. Ewes.
medium and good, $9.7501225; culls and
common, s60099.25.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-23
Kansas city Live stock.

Kansas City. Mo. Jan. 2e.--Cattle--Re.
ceipts, 5,7o6 head; market slow; about
steady: heavy beef stssrs. choice and
primo, sle,6Os17so; medium ard spod,
si9to@le,to, common. sloso@ls,tQ
1915. common aud medium, $sss@ls, 50 (;
butcher cattle, heifers, s7,oo@is,oo, oows,
s6.T5I1s,sc; Gamers and cutters, 5000
SIS: veal calves, si4.00@l6,5o; feedci
steers, ss.cSIlS5o: stocker steers. ss.Ss
q 1890.
Hogs--Receipts. 1000 head; market gen
orally steady; bulk, $lS,sb@1S.t5; heay'
les, si6.25 dptb.5a. medium. si5.s6@ 1860
lights. SiS.00dlSS0; packing sows. sth0t
al4.7s: pigs slS7b6l5.'5.
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts. 1000 head
market closing steady; lambs Sls.66tp
1878: culls and common. si0s51lS,S6}
yearling wethcrs, tI426d 1855; ewes.
ss.T5Gii.75; culis and common, ss.so@
$50; breeding ewes, SS,oout&So; feeder
lambs, sl4b0G'lT7S.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-23
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. Jan. 22.-Notice that railroads
would not take grain east even for eX
port was a source of depression today in
the corn market. Prices closed weak, 1c
to Inc net lower. with May. s1.S3h to
sl.s3S and July. 81 s1% to si.slh. Oats
lost Nc to i4c In provisions the outcome
was unchanged to TIC down.
Except during the early trade bears had
a continuous advantage as to corn. The
initial strength came from the fact that
arrivals Of corn were small and from an
advance in hog quotat tions On the other
hand, knowledge that British exchange
had fallen to the lowest point on record
tended plainly to disturb holders Of corn
The reason given was that the effect
might be to smother export demand for
other grain, especially oats and rye. Pro-
nounced weakness in the corn market
did not develop. however, until 1t was
assured that the snow blockade on rail-
roads east Of Buffalo had brought grain
shipments to a halt and that for the pres
ent the export grain trade from Chicago
to the east had already been stifled.
Oats held comparatively firm owing to
good support given by bulls.
Hedging on the part Of small packers
weakened provisions despite upturns in
the value Of hogs.
Chicago markets. by Updike Grain Co.,
Douglas 2627.
At Omen /, u;0h I Low / ~Iooo Iva.fIv
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-23
Sioux CITY Live Stock

Sioux City. Ia, Jan. 22.-Cattle-Rc-
ceipts. $500 head; market strong; beef
steers. choice fed. $15.oo61750; short fed,
$12.76@13.75; warmed UP, $Q.55@12. so; +;
fair beef steers. s7.OO@8.50; fat cows and
heifers. sS.5Of13.0o; Gamers. $5.0o96.5o;
veal calves, best. Ss.001l55o; common
calves, sG0009.25; feeders $8.50011.25;
stockers. $7.6OG 1000; feeding COWS and
heifers, s6.00m825.
Hogs--Receipts, 900 head market Is
@25c higher; light. s1440015.20: mixed.
S14.15G14.25; bulk Of sales sl500@16.2o.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 1900 head !;
market steady
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-23
22a ACRES

800 ACRES
CHEYENNE COUNTY FARM LAND.
One hundred twenty acres winter
wheat, new four-room house, good barn.
cement granary, fenced and cross
fenced. Two hundred twenty acres
broke. Five miles north of Sidney. One
miles east. one half miles south OF
Huntsman. Price $50 per acre. Good
terms. Buy direct from owner.
F. D. WOODBRIDGE, Owner.
Nebraska State Bank. Sidney, Neb
100 ACRES. Wood river valley land. far
improvements, orchard, alfalfa. all
fenced. miles from Buda, 7 miles from
Kearney. Neb. March ! possession.
Is one of the best bargains in the valley;
owner must sell. the reason for such a
bargain; for particulars write L. G.
Turks, Agent. Gibbon. Neb.
FOR sALE--One section 8 miles from
county seat at $35 per acre; mile from
school; ell fenced: good well and wind
mill; 400 acres tractor land. Land on
four sides has sold for $50 per acre. The
best buy in kimball county today. Easy
terms; one-fifth down. balance to suit
buyer: also have several other halves
and sections, raw and improved. ! pos
itively own this land. Write or wire me
for Information when you are coming
GUY FORSLING. Ktmball, Neb
s,ooo-ACRE ranch. Well Improved; house.
big barn. garage. granary. chicken
house. dehorning chute; well fenced;
cuts 200 tons Of hay, So acres of alfalfa
and timothy. Spring water runs the
year around. Price $3.50 per acre.
Coed terms. Possession any time. Lin
coin county ranch. e. Combs. Bignell,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-23
NeM York Metals.

New York, Jan sa--Copper--St steady
slectrolytic. spot and first quarter, 1924 9
l9Lc; second quarter, lsA 119&e,
Iron---Firm. No. l Northern, $3.50; No,
. Northern. $tib0; No. Southern, $4,000.
Antmony---li,0oc.
Lead--Quiet; spot and February. $500
bid: $3.50 asked.
Zinc--Eesy; East st. Louis. spot. nrr
bid: 917c asked.
At London--Spot copper. tllt It's "a:
electrolyt!c fl.t l0s: tin, 1884 liza Sd
lead f46 It's: zinc, f5s.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-23

Hogs-Receipts of hogs were fairly lib
eral again today, estimates calling for
14.200 head. The market was rather spot
er. even at the advance the undertone
was weak and sales slow and uncertain.
The early market was around 100l5c
higher than yesterday, but a good share
OF this advance was lost on the close.
Bulk of today's sales was s15.00615.25.
with top Of $3.50. A few sales sold
under the hill from si4.S0@15.00.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-23

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Arm. & Co. SiAs say M. Pac. gen. Is 81 y
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Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-23

Sheep-The run OF Sheep and lam bs CON-
tinues light, only $500 head today. and
the market continues to advance, prices
Mexican lambs bringing s19.75@19.so.
Aged stock was In limited supply and un
evenly stronger, very good yearlings bring.
ing $500 and ewes S11.50 Demand for
feeder stock was also broad and prices well
maintained. fair to good lambs bringing
$I740@17.60. Receipts this week were 29,-
900 head for the four days. showing a de-
crease Of 10000 as compared with last
week. and prices are all Of 5o@75c higher.
Quotations on sheep: Lambs. good to
choice. s1s,5oG1s.so; lambs. fair to good.
$1s75 919.50: fleshy feeders, $17.25 017.75;
medium weight feeders. $I6.75Q17.25:
common to fair feeders $500 q 1850; Gull
lambs, slS.oo@15.00: yearling. s15.5o@
1850; wethers, s120061400; ewes.
siooo@Io75 GOOD fee feedins ewes. sfsEo@
800: eve culls and Gamers, $s.5o@It0.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-23
New York Money.

New York, jan 22.-Primc Mercantile
Paper---6 per cent.
Sterling Demand. $S,SlA; cables,
$3,sak. -'
France--Demand. 1905: cables. 1903.
Guilders--Demand. Sshc; cables, 37Ac.
Lirc-Demand, lil5: cables. 14.13.
Time Loans--sthrong: all dates. ~
per cent.
Call Money-Easy; high. per cent;
low. per cent; ruling rate. per cent:
closing bid. 5h per cent: offered at 6
per cent: last loan. 6 per cent.
Exchange strengthened later. Werling
60-day bills, 1851; commercial So-day bills
on banks. 1881: commercial 60-day bills,
sa.s0k; demand, sS.6th: cables, 1855.
Francs--Demand, 1850: cables. 1l.9sc.
Lire-Demand. 1404c: cables, 140sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-23
st, Joseph Live Stock.

ST. Joseph, Mo-, Jan. 22.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 5000 head; market steady; steers.
So 50 o@16.5o; cows and heifers. $3.50
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000 head: market
higher; top, 1880; bulk Of sales. sl5.e5
9l5.50
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 1900 head
market strong; lambs $lS.0o91s75; ewes,
$l0.00@11.75.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-23

Savannah. Ga, Jan. ss.-rurpentine
steady, sI.SSladal.S7: sales, none; receipts,
8 barrels: shipments $40 barrels; stock,
1882 barrels
Rosin, firm; sales, 2t3 barrels; receipts,
5S barrels: shipments, seas barrels. stock.
quote: r.. d. e. r. $500; G@ si1M
3iS,O5; n, siTs0@ls1oi J.. sNe2oa
1000; X, slas0 NJ. s20.60. N, $2o.So
VIC. Sao75. WV. $1,000.