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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
CLOSING MARKET
WAS PROFESSIONAL
Early Sharp Bear Drive Failed
to Start a General Selling
Movement

New York. March 26 - The week
'iosed with highly professional! stock
market today and with considerable IT.
regularity in price movement. The bca,
crowd made an unsuccessful attcmpt
10 fore" a general selling movement ny
launching short but sharp drive
against a number Of industrial spccnI-
ties Immediately following the opening
In this drive Atlantic GuIf and NrSt
Indies. General Asphalt. Kelly. Spring
field Tire and Sears Ro"Ouck were
forced down from > to a. points. the
maximum loss occurring IN the !aS'
named. which made u new low AZ t6a
While there was n sympathetic easing
of of prices. the general market put
Up a strong front In fact, th" re-
sis'nurc encountered was sufficient to-
induce prompt reShifting position,
and in the subsequent covering opera
tiou> all of the early loss was rcGnln"d.
The trading became extremely duh on
the recovery. but the tone of the on .
tire market was much stronger.
Developments over tn" holiday W'r'
without influence ono way or another.
The refusal " tn" now administration
~ open tradr with Russian Soviet was
20 rr cxu,r'rd IN view Of Secretary
~ Commerce lloovCr'> comments on
that country ana the opportunities
which il offered IN way at business
few DAYS ago Th" German Red revolt
MISC iullcd ~ cause any alarm, Many
ui tho moro important ou"rat"rS Wcr"
cuuSpiruuu~ by their absence. and. with
tho publi" interest nil. this left Ill"
uHrhcl practically to the tender mcrci"s
ui rhr huurdroum Nrnlprr~.
Quite a tow competent observers on
,crtaiu,d the coniidou, belief there wa
a >iguifrau, rhungr for N" better in
tine market situation this week. II i
true a nutir"ablr increasing degree OF
resistance encountered the continued
efforts ui the r"autl0nl~i~ To d"preSS
d. ICES. Il i also tru" 'h" general lSl
diSpnyrd a much NOR" vigorous rally
ing uoNcr The result was an appre-
ciablr elevation in level Of pri'"S all
,hrough th" list. NOR" material gains
hoinr scored by those industrial spe
,,altlr> recently sUbjer'rd (" tn" most
pressure. aud moro particularly III
those particular i>>uCS generally known
70 b. highly susceptible :" pool mnnip-
ulation. All Of this was largely accom-
rliShpd Al the "Xp"ns" ot snort III
,crp,i which had ronSpirUourIy grown 10
uuWirldv proportions.
Many. in consequences. question tn"
wisdom Of applying the forcing process
a, This tim" when thor" j. vet Il" con
rin,tng testimony Of any cSS'ntiat
change in those conditions and "I"n"nts
which cor - long produced Nld'tpr"a"
wnnto' confusion and kept tho larger
proportion of the financial world "n '""
anxious bench The spectacI" Of rs
iug market was, Of course. refreshing
and II pleasing rhang" from the mere
fororr unoppO>cd marking down al So
,.riiy vnucS but. On the other hand,
If i felt if this weakened tn" tcrhnl'a'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
MACHINERY AND TOOLS

MAcHiNERT 60, iiiid y. 3D. sr.
ELECTRIC motors and generators y 10 800
horse power, j, w. Adams, l3O n. 18th.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
HELP wANTED-MALE


ENAMEL MAKER, HIGH CLASS
Must be able TO formulate and matrufacturs
enames and paints for the industrial trade;
o hlgh-class position for a man who can ll
the requirements. our new modern paint fac
tory Just completed. everything up to date;
epplce tions strictly confidential. Write Civ.
Ing full particulars. Illinois Paint Works Of
Sears, Roebuck 4 Co, 1924 s, Kostner ave,
Chicago, Ill.
ENAMEL ALAKER-HiGH CLASS
Must be able TO formulate and manufacture
enamels and paints for the Industrial trade
g. htsh-class position fors M man who can
MI the requirements: our now modern paint
factory lust completed. everything up to date.
Applicationa strictly confidential. Write Civ
ing full particulars.
ILLINOIS PANT WORKS
SEARS. ROEBUCK' & co.
lO2i $. kostner ave. CHICAGO, III.
ENGtNEER-Refrigerat engineer, thor.
ouEhly experienced and must come well
recommended; must have had considerable
DericnCe. In Ice cream plant. NJ. + Fad.
den Sons, Inc. Scranton, Pa.
GENTLEMEN of broad ACQUAINTANCE and
fairly good education to handle our line of
actual foreign money: reference required.
Call $40 Pennsylvanis Bldg. .-
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WANTED

WE BUY woms3;, .5as. nee. be-, It" a ~, -
|o,m clothing and s'cTS's s"%S''s Ealsai' H"'"
gS9 gS99'2Hi 2T 4,n IT. "Mari,et GAS W. .,,o,i,
''L,'5lGm% cIdtG%s' VIE sr9G or rN;r n "a "UnasI q
Hhour prrsI0n Glo3. 0p"" ''. o,,o cal,
TURNrTIRE--.T get a." 30 a,- \ GGo6 BLiI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
HARVARD UNIVERSITY

COMMITTEE ON ECONOMIC RESEARCH
requires tho services Of n high.grade sa les
man, qualified to present their business fore
casting service TO Philadelphia business or
Ranizations; a substantial knowledge of bust
ness economies and the ability to close sales
are the main. requirements OF this position; {;
this IL an unusual opportunity for the right
man TO establish interesting and profitable
connections with a young and promising en-
terprise: IL you can measure up to the re
uuirenents OF the position, furnish us with
detailed account of your qualifications In the
first letter and a personal interview will be
arranged IL your application Is approved.
Address reply to
COMMITTEE on ECONOMIC RESEARCH
Harvard University,
Cambridge, Mass.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
SALESMAN

SALESMAN wanted BY plumbnG supply
one with eyucfience preferred; Civ" age NJ
03i Ledger Office.
LEsMAN-Polsh man VINO can speak
and write the Polish language huontIE.
Write to Smith. 2lO $. Broad st. Tren-
ton. n. y - -. .--------------
sAT ATESMAE-Slavish man who can, speak
and write the Slavish language 1uentlN.
Write to smith 30 $ Broad st. trenton
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26

Austin Nichols & CO quarterly "a per
cent on preferred pa"abe May ! to stock Of
record April 20.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26

Total. 81 24O 900 compared with ~
72s 900 yesterday. Thus tar this week,
ii2 ,73s 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

IVERs 8 PGNn ppGlaPTIo,s ). SAN =, .,
ApGS I., monographs Oy yE5t..i8a' tafiSaR'
Ak e1pdTt mS"SS soloto@S Phon co i's' 'o' .;, ,I
p,hEo 10 -EcantifuI new qprlen '"' '
's1criOcc. ioi9 y. 6OlL ------------------~
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oLp GOLD

OLD gold, silver, platinum. pSS pnousSr foL a. -
u,,SiIss j Clark, rshnsf' S0' ''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
DIAMONDS Al BOUGHT

uAnRY " SMITH, ~ .7; sAG22'l !5cI,l
5CIIP specialist taoial mas. q. q r1nT SOS
Racs/ll, 1915 sP. a. carr IT.. a. nn,s.cuI co'
EI,EC~TRICAl. TREATM ~ GlF~. LT II TO . -.
turc. los : llth 81: ~" IN T. Nj"
'FACIAI., scalp, electro a%a m""'S Iiroai d
bergman 4 st J"hi.- ''- marIta,lI,
EIiGTd"st'NMi d to l. Miss DOUGLAS 500 ..as '5s- ss
., - ,,cTpiC treatment and m@nrpa,,.'IIta -. Iac sss
h'iI iiana6n & WlIeon: 0n Hs-- --s -----------s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26

An LOOKING for y particular type OF
man who IA inherently honest, who can
faithfully represent an organization OF ma
tional reputation and record regardless OF
your present occupation, you may be that
particular man. whom ! can place In posi-
lion to earn not less Nhan $500 per year.
call .i2s. Land Title Bldg -
LINOTYPE OPERATOR wanted, morning
paper. Gazette and Bulletin, williams
port. Pa. - --.
MAN-Wanted at nee, energetic man: "
you are not ambitious and determined 10
rise to the top do not apply experience not
necessary; unlimited adYanCemcnt and IRE
long position II YOU are the one we are look
ing for Gail. Room 10 Widener Eldg.
PHOTOGRAPHER for photo.itho process,
familiar with high.grade color work. large
nthograph plant in Ohio. VI o32, Ledger
office. - .
PLATINUM WORKERS. gold workers and
diamond settlers wanted at once; open
shop: state salary and ability IN first letter.
App,y l. Eiseman q Son, 7Os Penn ave-
Pittsburgh. Pa.
PURCHASING AGENT wanted by plumbing
supply house. must have Comprehenslre
knowledge Of f. business: give age, experience
and salary expected NJ 935. Ledger Othee
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26

YOUNG MEN, over II, for postal mail serv.
tee; 1920 month; exams. April, exp. unneC.
for free particulars Of instruction. write !.
Leonard. former civil seJyice examiner.
p62 Equitable Bldg, WashinEtOn. D. &.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
W 'antPd

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,uuN" .ah'.uN aJ
standard make, new Ur So. H.I 1rli. GO
name, ,sdr, details uI'r.. E''"h 'd'F
10. 1901 Columbia ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26

HOV VSENOTHER refined widow, about
10 wears Of age, whose children are old
euough to 1--we away from her TO take
charge as hopsemother Of a cottage in an
urphanage near Philadelphia, Write, stating
education, quallfcA tions, experience and
whether toys or GirIs are preferred p 1909
Ledger Office.
hOISEWORK, general: small fam sleep in :
good home. 32l8 y. Newkirk. Tioga 1892.
STENOGRAPHER--Te position with
possibility of perma nency; must be COmpe-
tent and reliable. railroad experience pre-
ferred state age qualifications and salary.
{ 500, ledger OfNCs
WOMAN. energetic wanted at once n YOU
are not ambitious and determined to rise
to the top do not apply, experience not neces.
sarv. unlimited Advancement and lifelong no
slt'0u II YOU are rh" on" "" are loukirrg FOR
can Room no. WIdeuDr Bldg
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE-Garage and ntrni". s1op. %
main road between Philad"'ph.t anJ A'a1
tic City; building brick. 5UNl"1. lot 5ohliN
BOX li77. Dorland Advertising Abrnc} AZ
lantic city, ..-.
SAFE place TO inves, your ruuur' 0 PEI r'n
interest Callahan, cstdb.sugi y }e'fh
23Ol South St -.
RESTA URANT seekers. atron'lon, prelun
store in section; fine Io.ll.un, wOEde''"
opportunity @056 Market 81.
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FUR SALESwOMAN

DRESSMAKER wants experienced waist and
sleeve inishers; also lmprovers. sO2 Pine
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
Cotton Exchange Closed TODAY
Todsy's Range in Liberty Bonds

\r" York March % 6--The Gotten ,,
= ''ans' remained closed today
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
STU AT1oNs WANTED-FEMALE
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALB

| LACNDRESS-Whit woman villa do wa sh
! ing 4 ironing at home. Gi24 Rrinhart st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
1920 PACKARD ROADSTER

Has only beon run 5000 miles. ear ia NIX.
new. in every respect. THE ARROW CO,
Springfield. Mass.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16

cattle--A fairly liberal Thursdays run
OF cattle was responsible for slow to
Receipts were; Cattle Hogs Sheep
Official Monday. 4.so7 b,e6s 1856
Official Tuesday,. 3.+5s 1l,T2 1911
Official Wednesday. 5,506 9,5G1 6,bsC
uneyenly lower market. Owing to .he
uncertainty OF the strike situation ie-
mand from both packers and shippers
was somewhat restricted and while de-
srable light and handy weight steers
were probably not far from steady. sell
both beef steers and cows was weak 20
25c lower Business in stockers and feed
ers was sluggish with heavy kinds weaker
and light grades firmer For the weeS
beef steers and cows are about a quar-
ter lower and stockers and feeders nearly
that. much higher. 's.
quotations on Cattle: Good to choice
beeves. $7.00ds.?s; fair to good beeves,
s6.25@7 90; common TO fair beayes. IS. 50
G6.10: good to choice yearlings, $500 @
9,50 fair to good yearlings. t6.eOQ7.I5
good to choice heifers. td.2507.a0: fair 10
good heifers s5.0006.eS; choice 70
prime cows. s5.00RS.50: good to choice
cows. sf,2S64.75 fair to good cows, % so
04.10: common to fair cows. S2.o0fp3.ln.
good to choice feeders, S5.s006.5O; fair to
good feeders. tS40@5.S6: common TO
fair feeders. A.7S65.35; good to choice
stockers. s6.2506.75: fair to good
stockers. s5.T6@625: common to fair
stockers. s5 00do5 so; stock hsifers. .$4,0o0
ss,2s; stock cows $3.50 90; stoeh calves, calves
stass .s '1sgss All ego t. on9iss Soos
grass, .beeves. s5,00455.6D common 10 fair
grass becyee "a 5OGc 90. As5 n
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16
Omaha Grain


December Is. 1927.
Receipts oi corn today were lib
eral with l24 ears. against ~ ears
last Thursday and IS carsa ycat ago.
Arrivals OF other grains were very
light The few offerings OF whea,
and oats brought abou, yesterdays
prices Corn ranged generally un-
changed TO 15c higher. White and
mixed we're unchanged TO Hc up and
yellow generally unchanged. Rye
and barley were nomnally un-
changed.
No. hard. car, u.ot; l car. yl.os;
cars. tl.Os q car. u.ei tytllowj.
No. hard, car ti03 tsmutty): (:
cars. ,oi tsmutty); ! ear, t,0l,
No. hard. car, ssc tyeiiowl =,
sample hard. ear. ssc yellow.
No. mired. ! car. ti.ol
CORN
No. white. 6 cars, 3shc.
No. white, cars, 3sho,
No, ! yellow. cars. 32ci ear. soc
tshippers wrights).
No yellow. car. soc; ! car. assci
IL cars, 3shc.
No. . yellow. car. sSbc. ......
No mixed. J car. 81 tnesr whits):
No. mixed. car. 3she; car sShe:
| car, 3sc.
No I white. ! car 2shc.
Sample white. ! car. 2she,
OMAHA REFEIpTS Ann siIipNENra
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16
Kansas city Live Stock.

Kansas city. Dec 15.--Cattle--Recepts,
er: er. bulk, u.ss@aoo: ali other classes
SLOW; beef steers, late. 4oG50c lower
with some she stock 2bc lower; light
yearlings. $3.50 few head. $500; fat
she stock. steady TO- weak; most cows,
s3.soQ42s; many heifers, $500 g 57S;
steady; bulls mostly ;s.oo@Aoo; better
grades vealers, 7.oo97.5o; good Texas
Hogs-Receipts. 5000: slow. generally
steady; closed about SC lower; heavy
mixed and packing sows. neglected; few
light lights TO shippers. up to $3.50: prsc-
$50: packing top on 100 to 225-pound
hoes, $3.50; pigs. 10c higher: best. 1920
Sheep--Receipts. 5000 head. sheep.
weak 10 25c lower; no choice light ewes
In mbs and yearlngs strong to CSC high
er. fed yearllngs. $3.50; fed westerns.
S1c3e
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16

Sheep-Receipts. $500 head. The fat
lamb market showed weakness today with
the decline in the bulk of sales of $50
csc. Shippers paid the top price Of the
day of s10.50 for one lot with the ma
jority of sales within range Of $s.7bp
1925. Feeders are steaoy at $s00Q9.bd
some medium grades selling today at
$3.50 and some feeder ewes going out
at $40.
Quotation on sheep: Good 70 choice
lambs. s9.50@10.50; good to choice feed
er lambs. ss,so9s.5O: fair to good feeder
lambs. s7.5O@s.5O; Gull lambs, $3.50
6.25: fat yearlngs, Se.oo0750: fat weth-
ers, $4.5015.25: fat ewes. light, s3.001
5.O0 feeder ewes. $2.T5@3.5O; Gull ewes.
Sl.0012.50
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16
Chicago Live stock.

Chicago. Dec. 15.-Cattle-Rece
$4,000; beef steers mostly CSC higher
spots off more: choice yearlings 1880
hulk beef steers -Ss.5elT. T.sQ; fat cows
and heifers weak TO Csc lower, Gamers
cutters. bulls. stockers and feeders
steady: veal calves, IS 20 soc lower
Hogs-Receipts, 47,Qeo. uneyenly steady
TO 15c lower than yesterdays average
mostly 5 to I0c lower: closing fairly ac.
tive; shippers bought. about IL, o00: hold.
over. liberal: top. $3.50: early for light
lights: ls0-pound average up to e7.25
bulk iaG-pound hogs and up. $3.50 Oils
riss steary to 15e lower; bulk. desirable
Sg35I7.50,
mostly so 10 75c lower: fat sheep anc
feeder lambs. CSC lower: early ton fat
lambs. sll. .oe; practical TOP lambs. sl050
hulk. sfN.eeefi0.50: yearling top, 1925
choice light fat ewes. ss.25; bulk. s3s0
hsrk feeder lambs mostly around $40.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16


orsanses siss as and 9er larsss @ 5oaese se
, size $50. $6.009675: size 2ss, $5.50@650;
size 324. ss.0o05.5o Lemons. boxes, $3.50
g6,5o Grapes; Emperor. in lugs, $500 o
Apples, according to grade; Jonathans.
s2.5o@3.bo: Delicious. 5000 500; Rome
Beauty. $2.0o13.00; sptz, S2.60@35o;
Stamen Winesap, $25oW3.o0 Cranberries:
Bbl.. $5.ooG2o.oo; 1-3 bbl., $2.5011o.0o.
F1ss; .-s o.: ;s,oo99sas; l2.1o o.. $50;
36 pkgs. per box. 1915: Fard lb.. Csc:
Hallowi. To-, 17c: Golden, box. $3.50.
Observation-Disclosures: Nebraska, Early
Ohio. No. l. S1.7s@2.0o: Nebraska, Early
Ohio, No. 2. $15o01.75; Red River Ohios.
NO. l. $2oo02.60; Red River Ohios. No.
=, s2oo@22b. Sweet potatoes: Per bu.
Jumbo. crate. n.as01.so: :'Tshi Michigan. Is dos.
e5@7sc. Lettuce: Head. in crates, $500
64So; leaf. per doz.. 50Qeoc. Onions:
Red. lb.. 6h@7c; yellow, h.. 606hc;
Spanish. crates, regular, $3.50: Spanish.
10 lbs. crates. s7.0O0L5o. Cabbage. h..
ss eSs cusumsers; csu1,IeHsr pos .soSses box
Radishes. doz.. 751soc. Squash, Hub
Carrots. h.. 2h h9sc Egg plant. bu,
$500. Garlic. h.. &c. Peppers. lb. zoo
35c. Brussels sprouts. lb.. Csc. Shaliots,
doz. s59soc. Carrots. southern. young.
sloo. Honey. case, s5.5o1S.oc.
Nuts-Black walnuts, lb.. 5@sc; Eng
lish walnuts, No. /. lb.. 329s5c; Brazil,
washed and large, lb.. 1sc; Brazil, washed
and medium. lb.. 1591sc: pecans. No. /,
b.. 2o@3oc; filberts, Roond, Sicily, lb,
ls@lsc, Peanuts: Jumbo, raw. H., 12X
6i6c: hand.picked. raw, lb, SIC: hand
picked, roasted. 1I612c
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16
Septusgenarian, Who Lived
80 Years on South Side, Dead

Mrs. Catherine Byrnc, 70. for 50
years a resident of the South Side.
died yesterday at local hospital.
Mrs. Byrne is survived by her son,
Joseph Byrne. s327 North Twenty
ninth street, with whom she has
been recently making her home, and
by two sisters, Mrs. Michael O'Con-
nor and Mrs. Michael Early.
The funeral will be held Saturday
morning from the residence OF her
son. and services. will be at St.
Marys church on the South Side at ..
Burial will be in St. Marys cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16
Foreign Exchange.

New York. Dec. 1s.-Foreisn Elk
change-Irregular.
Great Britain-Demand, AIS; cables,
4.1sS. 49,.
ItaIy-Demai1d, 0457h: cables, .04Ss.
Belsium-Demand, .o7621s; demand,
.07s:. nn-.,
Germany-Demsnd. .oo53: cables. .oos3
Holland-Dsmand, a.s49; cables. $3.50.
Norway--Demand. .151s.
Sweden--Demand. .24e0.
Denmark-Demand. 1890.
Observation-Disclosures. 1912.
Spain--Demand. 1900.
Greece-Demand. .o42e.
Argentina-Demand. 1895.
Brazil-Demand. 1887.
Montreal-92 ff-16.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16
Sou tn Side
Faces Bigamy Charge
As Sequel to Assault

Charges OF bigamy will be filed
against Frank Humball, packing
house cmploye. arrested Wednesday
night by South Side police after it
was alleged he had attempted TO
take the life OF Dick Babioh, Fifty
second and w streets, the county at
torney's office announced yesterday.
when il was revealed Humball had
married without diyorcing his first
wife whom he married in Austria five
years ago.
The alteration is said TO have
been the outgrowth OF Babich's wife
notifying the Public Welfare board
OF the charge.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16
Brothers in Court

The names OF Steve and John
Martinovich, brothers, appear in the
records of municipal court as plaintiff
and defendant, respectively. in suit
for $324S0. The pla 'ntitf alleges that
the amount claimed is due for room,
board, groceries and loans of money.
Steve Martinovich lives at 5ol3 South
Thirty-third street.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16
New York Bonds.
Liberty Bond Prices.

New York. Dec. 15,--Liberty bonds at
noon: Shs. 951s; first IS. 1920 bid |:
second IS, $685. bid: first AIS. 9730:
second AIS, 1906; third ANS. ss.l4; fourth
AIS, $3.50; Victory AIS. 10000; Victory
ANS. 1O002
Liberty bonds closed: Shs, $50: first
As, 970s bid: second As. 96.94; first Az
97.4O; second AIS. s7.O4 third ANS. ss.1I;
fourth AS. s7,42; Victory 3&s, 100.02;
Victory ANS 100.02.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16

Sioux CITY, la. Dec. 15.-tattIe-FF-
ceipts. sOe0 head market steady; fed
steers and yearlings. 81. saa il-ee; warmed
ups $4,000 zoo: fat cows and hsfers,
ss5eG : 90. feeders s45a4eoo: calves,
S4eOT6.5a: feeding cows and heifers. sou
G415; stockers. sisaIh.ee.
Hogs-Receipss. $500 head; market ~
$50. mixed ssa5Gs4e. heavy, ss.e5 q
e.s5: bulk OF sales. $3.50
sheep-Rscsipts. 1000 head; marker
a..
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16

New York Dec. 15.-After a slight early
recession. followed by a midday sag, the
cotton markets undertone improved, to-
day, but the advance was modest. In the
last hour after rising two to IA points
above the previous close. the market Slip
ped off a bit under realizing and the final
bids were four points lower to three points
higher on the day, the tone being steady
Towards the middle of the day prices
fell off to net decline of 10 to IS points
and part Of the pressure undoubtedly re-
flected Liverpools late depression. In the
early afternoon the market showed better
ability to resist pressure and by the end
Of the fourth hour covering by nervous
Wall street shorts sent the list upward.
The continued advance in the stock mar
ket was factor in the late Improvement.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16
Minneapolis Grain.

Minneapolis. Dec. 15.-Flour-un-
changed to 25c lower: in car load lots.
family patents. quoted at s6.seg"oo
barrel in ss-pound cotton sacks.
Bran-$20.00G2100.
Minneapolis. Dec. 15.-Wheat-Receipts.
207 cars compared with 3s5 cars year
ago: cash No. northern, $l.229 l.2o !;
December, ;1.1sA; May. 31.1sA; July,
$1.16A.
Corn--No yellow, 3shc.
Oats-No. white, 2sh 92sSc.
Barley-37 @ 50c,
Rye-No. 2, TIN 677Sc.
Flax-No /, 1880 400.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16
TurpentIne and Rosin.

Savannah, Ga, Dec. 15.-Turpentine-
Firm. 74Ac; sales. So barrels: receipts.
237 barreis:. shipments, 55 barrels; stock.
1Zse4 barrels.
. Rosin-Firm: sales. 1850 casks. re-
ceipts, 147 barrels: shipments, 4,39s bar
rels; stock. 1871 barrels
Quote: r. D, E. F, @, $500: H. i, s4o5:
+. $3.50; NJ, $40; y, ss.55: VIC, $50.
WV $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16

q Joseph. Dec. rs-Cattle-Reesipts.
fcss head: opened steady; closed weak
steers $500 zee; cows and heifers,
a525 TIe.ao: calves. ss.ee Ei.ee.
Hogs-Recei7ts. ls.a1a head generally
steady: ton ssse. bulk ssle6sfs.
Shesp-Receirts, 1,se3 head: steady 10
ise lower; lambs. ss.Tsefs.ss; ewes. ss.Ts
eAS6
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16
$500 Gift Stolen

A diamond ring which Mrs
Wheeler Grant, 22l9 F street, bought
for $500 as Christmas present for
her husband, was stolen from her
Wednesday afternoon while she was
shopping, she reported to police.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16
Nek York Metals.

New York. Dec. 1s.-Copper-Firm.
Electrolytic-Spot and nearby, lax %
ifc. later. 1lc.
Tin-Strong. spot and nearby, $1,000 I:
futures, 54eec.
L.zd-steadv: spot. 4Te6itec.
Iron-S.eady. unchanged
Zinc-Quiet; East 81. Louis delivery,
spot. 4ss9isse
Antimony-srot. 4sec-
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16

New York. Dec. 15.-Bleached cottons
were priced today on basis Of 15c for
Lonsdales and 1shc for Hopes. AKA
bleached- Unbranded goods were offered
at lie for 4xi. stxsos. At these prices.
business improved. Wool blankets for
the fall season have been opened Yarns
we're stssdier Burlars we're finer and raw
silk STEADY.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16
Chicago Stocks.


New York, Dec. 15.-cau Money-Firm-
sr: high. per cent: low. AZ Ter cent;
ruling rate. 5 per cent; closing bid, sS
per cent; offered at per cent; last loan,
S per cent
Time Loans-FiTm; 50 days. 5fsE per
cent; 20 days. SAX per cent; months,
S45I per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16

New York, Dec 15-Butter-Unsetted /;
creamery higher than extras. 44% @45hc:
creamery extras. AQ44hc; creamery
flrsts 37@ 43c.
Eggs-Steadier; unchanged.
Cheese-Firm; unchanged.
Live Poultry-Steady: chickens, 21 @ 2ic:
turkeys 45@50c.
Dressed-Firm; turkeys, 53Ql56c,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-16
London Money.

London. Dec. l5.-Bar Sllver-35hd per
ounce
Money! per cent.
Discount Rates--Short bills, az per
cent; three months bills, ~ per cent.