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New Britain herald., 1924-04-09

GREAT RELIEF ID
 FINISH, SAYS DAWES
M. Barthou Pays Tribute to Ey-
 psrts' ThorOdghness
By The Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
 Paris. April 9.-"I feel like a boy ont of school" chuckled Brigadier- General Dawes to the Associated i Press correspondent today after turn i ing over the yoluminous report of committee No. to Louis Barthou, president of the reparation commis- sion.
 Owen D. Young. second American member of the Dawes committed, was similarly relieved and cracked jokes as he pulled out his pipe and settled down in a comfortable arm chair. He refused any comment except to say:
 We have worried over the report for three months. Now let somebody else worry over it. We have just left a founding baby on the doorstep"
 Henry NJ. Robinson, American member oi the second committee pre- sented its report in the absence of the chairman, Reginald McKenna, who had returned to London.
 Both Appreciati,e.
 Both General Dawes and Mir. Young were appreciative of the treatment accorded them by the French. British and American press and said they were pleased 10 see that there had been no attempts to influence the re- suits of the committees labor by pre- mature publications of half truths no attempts 10 proyie the public with interesting though inaccurate reading matter.
 Sir John Bradbury, British member Of the reparation commission, when asked it he thought Germany would accept the experts recommendations replied drily: 'I don't know, but I think it might be we'll 10 show them copy"
 General Dawes speech upon sub hitting the report of his committee was characterized by military bretity. He said:
 "1 have the honor to submit 10 you the report Of your committee of ex- perts, unanimously adopted, upon means Of balancing the budget Of Germany and measures to be taken to stabilize her currency.
 Tn view of the comments in my covering letter. which I am handing you. l will not add anything except again to express our appreciation of your confidence and the kindness and consideration with which you have treated us"
 Robinson in Brief.
 Mir, Eobinson's remarks in turning over his document were even briefer.
 M Barthou, whose short and stocky form contrasted markedly with the ransiness of Dawes and Young, re- piled somewhat at length, expressing the commissions ''sineerest grati- tude.. and saying that the experts had exceeded its hopes. thanks 10 the unceasing labor to which the whole world, when aware of the difficulties and strains of your heavy task, can not fail to do justice"
 "Of course" he continued. lone cannot expect your conclusions. even though unanimous, 10 meet with un-
New Britain herald., 1924-04-09

Washington amnt apr has built miniature crystal set small enough to place within . single radio headphonc.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-01-23
New York Bonds

New York, Jan ga sharp break IN
the price Of Sinclair oil company bonds
today followed the disclosures made al the
Stnaf.ts Investigations of ths Teapot
Dome lease Under the pressure Of spec
ulatlve selling. the Sinclair Consolidated
~ dropped 3 points and the SIS almost
two points TO new low levels for the year.
Sinclair Pipe Line issues also were under
attack.
Strength of the Traction issues. follow
ing publication Of satisfactory B-4 7.
earnings report and the circulation Of
rufnors that favorable dividend action WAS
impending for the stocks Of this group.
provided the other chief feature of trad
ing The advance of the local traction
liens including the /Interborough and
Third Avenue Railway issues. also was
based resumption OF harmonious rela-
tions with the city other public uttity
bonds were In demand and recorded sub
stantisl gains over counter buying
was reported in considerable volume
Low priced railroad issues again we're
active with Erie bonds attracting atten-
ton Profit-taking continued to send<the
ST. Paul issues lower. the convertible 4lzs
yielding two points and the A. of 1874
falling back to the level at which The
recent rise SET in.
New financing in prospect was said 10
include a $40. 900 goo Pennsylvania railroad
issue. which may be offered in two in
stallments.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-01-23

twenty indussriais averaged S74f net
High, is23. 1es.sS; low. s5.7s.
Twenty railroads averaged sS'59; net
High. 1929. so51; low. 1853
By Associated Press.
New York. Jan. .2.-ReactlOnary price
movements prevailed in today,s active
stock market which was featured by heavy
ssnS s sf the sqesn given
before the senate Committee inyestigat-
ing Teapot Dome snelai, tSsb breRe aI5ias mGrf
to 23s,, the days sales exceeding SO.ooo
shares or about liz of the total volume
Marked buoyaney again developed. how
ever, in some of the high priced indus
tinued It's rapid advance touching 2h, n
new high since 1eD2, and then easing TO
"a. where II was up points on ndrd ahs dsg to,
q ~. but it slipped bach to 1ssh; or
x. on profit king. Sation,atl. lie heah MT
Fresh buying came into the domestic
oil group on the announcemenI n, 2t hlgnae sde
products and another series Of gasoline
advances in various sections OF the coun-
tained. Producers and Refiners was push
ed up to 43 4 and then slid back 10
fornia 70 uP }sll from IS i to s4s4 where IT wa;
up y. Pacific and Associated Olls glosed
fIaetonaly lower foli9%lnE the sboup 1sn's Of
tho Pacific company. Pan American Is,
sues. which have been adversely hiietteu
bv the Mexican revolution and the sen,
ate investigation Of oil leases, continued
to lose ground. the A stock dropping
X Reports Sf M Of. higher pig iron and scrap
prices at Chicago were responsiole lot ba a
steel shares but they ss gged with the
rest of the list in the late trading. Unit
ed States Steel common went TO w =,
but closed below par. Copper shares heId
relatively firm on the estimate OF lead :
ers Of the Industry that the regulations
promulgated by railroad bodies WIN
re spect to automatic train control, Will
require upwards OF 22b,0ooOOo pouhus VI
brooklyn Ma nhattan Transit pretetreu
esta ablished new record at 53, in specu-
lative expectation Of an early inaugura-
tion of dividends. strength or American
Hide and Leather preferred Wss Sairg
ed with reports that control was beine
sought in the open market. several strohg trhg
spots developed In the merchandl1lns
group notably Woolworth, Max Depart
ment Stores and National Department
Stores
Revival of demand for the Erie and
Southern railway issues, all or whlch
closed frariionally higher. featured the
railroad group Trading In 1;ehign Nsl,
small fractional loss
Call money again held steady az per
cent Time money rates were somewhat
easier. matarties up 70 five month"; pe 1t,,
ing btainaba at ~ per cent. WIN
brokers bidding only ~ per cent for the
20 and s0-day dates commeFclal paper
ra IS We're unchanged
Foreign exchange rates made quick re,
covery from recent hesyiness' Dsilia.a ~
sterling advanced more than cents. TO
$42e4 and French francs Jumped more
than 10 points, to 4.5tAc- other Euro
pean rites improved in -ympa by Japan
csc yen broke 90 points to 45.Voc.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-01-23
FIFTY YEARS AGO

4 young man who practiced medi-
cine in Pennsylvania became famous
and was called in consultation in
many towns and cities because of his
success in the treatment Of disease.
This was DIR. Pierce, who finally
made up his mind to place some Of
his medicines before the public. and
moving 10 Buffalo, n. Y. put up what
he called his 'T'ayorite Prescription, J"
and placed it with the druggists In
every state.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
has long been recognized as tonic
for diseases peculiar TO womankind.
After suffering pain, feeling nervous,
dizzy, weak and dragged-down by
Weaknesses OF her sex-a woman Is
quickly restored TO health by Its use.
Thousands of women testify that DIR.
Plerce's Favorite Prescription has en-.
tirely eradicated their distressing all.
Inents.
More recently that wonderful dis
noyery of Or. Pierce's called An-uric
flor kidneys and backache), has been
successfully used by many thousands
who write DR.. Pierce OF the benefits
received-that their backache, rheu-
maffsm, and other symptoms Of uric
acid deposits in joints or muscles
have. been completely conquered by
its use.
Send 10c to DR.. Pierce, Buffalo, n.
Y. for trial pkg, Of any OF his rem
edies, or write for free medical ad.
vice
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-01-23
Kansas CITY J,i,estock

Kansas city, Jan. sss-funifed States
department OF Agriculture. l-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1000 head calves. 1900 head;
better grades handyweight fed steers and
yeatlinRs fairly active. fully steady; plain
er grades slow: best handyweight steers
ll.oo; mixed yearlings. tlo.7b; weighty
steers, 1900: shortfeds. Ss00d9.40: dc
hrable fat cows and heifers steady to
strong; Gamers and cutters steady; inhe-
tween, grades cows and medium helfers
duil; bulls STEADY: bolognss, st2bd5.O0:
calves about steady. top veals, 5000;
brfh mediums and heaYies, tt.004 Z. SO
desirable stockers and feeders steady
palmer kinds weak choice weighty fleshy
Feeders. $50 others. $500. bulk all
classes. tG00h725.
Hogs-Recsipts. 15ooo head. very slow:
mostly TO i0c higher to shippers. top.
" 90: bulk OF sales. t670a7.0b packers
bidding fully steady. f7.0b hid on heavy
weight butchers. Desirable zoo 70 2sO-lb.
butchers mostly 5000 ms. bulk 10 10
l99flb hverrzes, - $50. packing
soss mostly t6.25f6io. Stock pigs steady
bulk. t500G15.5 80.
sheep and Lambs-Receipt-. !. 900 head
lambs generally lbq25c higher top.
tl3 80: other fed lots mostly t12.75n15.5:
odd lots sheep steady.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-01-23
Chicago Grain
BY CHARLES J. LFYDEN

Chicago, Jan. GA firmer undertone
perNaded the grain market today, despite
the exceedingly slow trade. and prices
moved higher within a-narrow range. The
e.ose found wheat, corn and oats at the
hest levels of the day. Corn averaged
higher throughout, while wheat led the
upward swing at the last.
Wheat closed e q ~ higher, corn was
- = advanced. oats was /. q ~
higher and rye ruled unchanged 10 1se
lower.
Spreading operations between this and
the winnipeg markets we're resumed, but
on a moderate scale. The feature Of tho
day was the bsence OF important selling.
Il is not unusual, however. for a dull
trade TO be accompanied by slight selling
pressure. Claims of material damage TO
wheat in Illinois from recent severe
weather and intimations that the tariff
against the influx OF Canadian wheat
viii be raised proved stimulating In
support in the corn pit came from
bull leaders who remain steadfast In
their ideas. The country Is not market
ing this grain freely and while advices
came into the pit to the effect that a
change to mdld weather would result In
increased shipments the absolute lack OF
eash pressure at terminals still dom
oats moved highaf with other grains
Com mmission house demand has been cen
terine largely on The buying side since
the Turn OF the Year
Northwest hedging wa- again reported
n the rye pit, and prices elosed with
fractional loss.
PROV isions closed slightly irreg gfar
Lard was 2tzc lower to 2tae higher and
ribs were 5415c higher
Pit Notes.
Characterizlng the wheat trading late-
lY has been the indispostion 10 follow
he dirs in the market May eheat has
reacted from recent flurries 10 S1.os. but
has rallied frequently. PIT observers ad
wise that the eastern buyinR orders have
been held lust under that level and CON
seauently TIE market hesitates in near
ing Il.
The financial distress in the northwest
farming courtrw failed to have lasting
effect idarkctn ise Attention IN the trade
was again called to the small primary
movement of wheat and the steady de-
crease Of supplies At visible points.
Unoffieial reports today placed the Ar
ceuiine wheat surplus this year at Isl
cleared 141Ooo.o 300 bushels Because OF
The large suprlv - Canadian wheat that
rests q eastern lake and sea ports. which
must he sold f,r export. II is highly prob
lsmatica whether the present strength
in the domestic wheat situa ton will be
sustained throur hout the remainder OF
the cron yeaT-
The worlds available supply. asti-
mated by Rradstreet Of wheat and flour
decreased the last week 2.5sl. 900 bushels,
Last YEAR there was an increase Of
little less than 900. 900 bushels. Not
withstanding the accumulations on the
ocean. II looks though the surplus
grain thu world over Is going into con-
sum mptive' cht nnels fairly fast.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-01-23
Chicago Livestock

Chicago. Jan. 22.-t ttle-ksf DTS. Ia
900 head: beef steers aud yearlinps very
uneven generally steady 10 weak with
yesterdays eNtrt1ne lecline. spots lover
close lower grades. top ysarlings.
Sii.T5' bes. weighty steers, tii.25. handy
weight. tlpi5s short fed steers Humer-
Gus al ss.00fIs -: plain kind 10 killers.
downward to $3.50 and bclow Fat she
stock barely ateaGy with Weeks decline (.
Gamers and cutters scarce fully steady
bulls and stockers and feeders easy. veal
calves uneveniv higher. largely 25n soc
uD. to packers: some safes to outsiders.
75c or more h gher; bulk veal calves 70
packers. tl0.00el t0.50. few {If.00. out
siders up 20 fts 60
Hogs-Recelpts. 45. 600 head. fairly ac-
tive. opened i0n lie higher than Yester-
days average closed mostly f0c higher
bulk deslra bic medium and handy
weight butchers. s7seaiss ton. s735.
bulk good and choice 10 10 s2b-nound
average. s7.f0n7@5: better grades 140 to
100 pound average. sss5U7 rs. bulk pack
ing sow So e5@s s.s0 WefEhty slaughter
pigs mostly $500 30. estimated hold
over. 1000.
sheep and Lambs Receipts. IL. 900
head; fat lambs uneven. around steady.
Tow we'chty .anlbs and coed TO choice
KIND slightly higher. market easy at
close sh"tp sr9 Feeding lambs seady:
bulk rat wooied lambs. tf3.s0n1s 30: top
tit0o; clippers tii.5o. hendyweiK Il
clipped wsthers. $50. choice hanfiy-
weight fat ewes. $50; feeding lambs.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-01-23

wheaf-spot sleadf. -. dark nortl.-
srn spring. q. l. Z frack New York. domeF-
tic. 81 40. Sa. > Hed winter, do. tl.Zl: No.
= hard winter. .. n. zi.z5iz No. ! Man :.
toba. DO. s1.is#4. 10. mixed durum. Go.
cor1-spot. firm 40 yellow. cif Eew
York raft 961.e. y. white. DO. sIA G.
No . MIXED. do. s5s. c.
Oats-spot. steady. 70 2 white. D. =
s. 60
Lard-sfssd9. m5ddleaest. i:.7oai2f9
flour-fluief ling patents, - 40 " 80
strong eleaI-, fs.ea n f.50i. soft wlntsf
straights. 500 "a hard "intet
straIghts. 5 - u M,
Cornmea i-ssteady f.ne white and sel
low granuiafad. = r. ? S.. ~
BuekWheaf-Dnll milling, - TO- nom
nal. Canadian. IT, . / 90, r.. L z. Me-
ola IIsv2sssad9s s9s 70. ]. ss1.Ooa32o 90: 10
o s2s.o04 s0.oe. Sa. 3. $4,000 200. ship
H6ps2steaay. stats 122a so n 55c. Pa
ciflc coast lse5. . r. 32e. 1872, Y y -.
Pork-Bareiy steady. mes. s-it0. IAN
'Taiioa2 fil steady. special loose. 81
10 'ificcs@siesd9. es5ia fanevI head. 7i40se.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-01-23

Chicago. Jan. .z-Auother half cent
decline was registered on - sure butter
and ahoKe in the inarisaf here today
However demand was not stimulated and
these grades dragged IA site q dealers
effort. To effect sales There was no
change Ga the situation or unds.g rades
Demand active and supplies saarf.
Early Inquiries for cars. especially 50
score. seemed TO steady the car market
trifie but no material volume ~ busi
ness developed. Ninety sore cars sold
at flat stated price.
Fresh Butter-sz score Sc. 81 score.
a.. 80 score. tsLsc: 50 score. 47i-ei 81
-eorp. 4sAze. - score. $50; ks score.
tie
Centralized Carlots-sa score. saea 50
score. ssc. IS score &c
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-01-23

CA<FsFEB. II On. Mlliet. 81: kafffr.
r. =. aAs. IL AIfsl.s. s.. Ret cloVsr-
slzEa: Sweet clover. is.ol; Ais.ke. - ss.
Grimn Alfalfa. izs5es Orchard Grass.
s. 81. Red Top. 3. Kentucky Blue Grass.
$3.50; sudan. s.. Broom corn seed :;
-Tfr4rof hv ssEh. seed corn. 81 50. Tn
huiied clover. to FiVe pct. discount
on 5-buShel orders. We I've where =
Erows Sh5u from several HaTeuouses srd
saVe you <reiEhf Satisfaction or NANCY
back. order r,ght from this Sd or wrife
for samples. oat get order in before
another advance and while car rnef.
prompt shipment Meier Seed and Grain
Co, Safira kansas
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-01-23
IurueutIn. an,i Ii.siu

NaVRnnnU- Gn, Jan Y -IuTnrnfInr =
steady, gsl.c. eales none receipts, III
barrels; shipments. ese barrels, stock.
u 500 barrels.
Hosin- Firm; saies. 80 eaAksi receipts.
1861 casks; shipments. b.27l casks stock,
11b,122 casks
quote y to p. tt6oatso o, ttCtq
$40; NJ, tb..5obsb. n. sSp6. VIC. 1890.
wwx. tsto.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-01-23
sioux City Livestock

Sioux City Ia. jan 22.-cattie-Re-
ceipis 800 head; market fairly active
killers. steady; strong: rtockers. strong.
! DC higher. fat steers and yearllngs. So 50
hsifers N25nsa5. Gamers and cutters.
o.. 00p $50. Neals. t5.60a11. 90. bulls 90
q $50: feeders. s5.50as.00. Ktockers. - 80
n $50. stock yearlings and calves 81 90
y 2. 90. feeding cows and heifera, 5000
4.7b.
Hoss-Receipts. 1900 head: market,
10 20 15c higher: top. t7.0b bulk OF
sales, - Gso97oo; light lights, $3.50
8 90 heavy packers. ts2hd 90.
sheep and Receipts, 1000 head
market steady
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-01-23
Ne,s Nnrk Produce

NV YaHE II -E-Butlff-- y = =
flruer. receipts 1z.5I7 pzgs 1890
Fzxs-Market steady receipts- -i.t-A
ca So Ssw Jersey and other lsnneIa
whites closely selected extras = z -.
STATE nearby ard nearby err h-the
whites firsfF To extras. - y 81 ne@ll
hennerv browns. extras. sc; Pacifc coz
whites extras 5sH5siz firsts - e1LtA
ches4-aarket steady. recsipts. $3.50
Chesse-Narket steady. receipts. s-ssttt
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-01-23
IT. Louis TJ,esto.k

East s.. Louis. Ill Jan ss-Hogs-
ceipis, $4,000; mostly Toe higher: bulk
good butchers. 1870 pounds and up s740gs
30 TOP. $3.50. lighter kind. fT20a735:
riss ard light lights. little changed al
70 Wf.tO FOR dssirsbis $50 to 50-pound
Kinds; good 10 to 1s0- pound pigs. SC 80
y oto' lighter Kinds ami peewee- !lss5
DO; packer soWs. mostly s625ns40
tattle-Receipts, 1900. beef steers and
rat light yesrlnKs and heifers about
STEADY; butcher she stuff. 10n1bc lower:
Gamers steady to shade lower: bologna
bulls, steady 70 strong. light vealers and
stoeNer steers steady: top steers. 1900.
top hght yesrilngs mixed. 1915: bulk
steers. 81 10 us 20, heifers s5ODd7TF.
coWs' " 20 q .. %. Gamers, f2.25u25O:
bologna bulls. f42bU5.e0. light veaiers.'
fi1.75W1200
Sheep and Lambs-Rseelpts. $500: mar
het steady good and choice western
lambs, 1880; best natives. 1890: fresh
tlI79H i225. eulls. 50 90 n 1000; nun
largely fed lambs, bulk, s12b0af77b;
Hheep scarce. choice western ewes 81
natives. fI2ju750
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-01-23

New York. Jan. 22.-Fall lines Of the
American Wooden company may be post
poned until the first week in February,
according to trade reports today. Cotton
goods and yarns remained generally quiet
with prices easy unfinished lines. Knit
goods sold moderately. Burlaps were
easier In Calcutta. with spot prices here
a bout steady. Raw silk was 10e q pound
lower. Fair buying was reported in flan-
nettrs and other mapped cottons. and in
fancy wash fabrics.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-01-23
New York sugar.

w I0Tk Jan. -.-No TFaTEes n.
CURED ia tne rnw sugar market today.
but the undertone was steady ard
further busing interest Ms reported n
nearby Gubas at 52r, duty rad. There
sere sales of 00p hags q Gnea. 40 an
operator for uruIppt shipment
After Opening points teRer % I
hi isher raw sugar futures firmed IN on
trade and cuban buying Reactions o.
CURED under realizing and final urices
We're unchanged to points net lover.
January closed A. fa2c. March. ft3c.
Nav. 4.7sc. July. fS3c.
Refined sugar was unchanged Al s359
seae for fine Eranuated. With LIMITED
lrauiry reported.
Refined futures nominal.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-01-23

of bas s1s weight. aid selections. delivered
woai@faIts. kl2s and 1900 each. fer
fuil wooded skins. elIps. No value Voc
raliow and sease=so. taliow. . -.
"s" taioef 5'4g. - tsllo~. s'se' ~ No.
crsellines. fs5se9 per ton bel cfscsiinss.
$500 per tom heesHax. SZA.Np per ION
Hldes-cufrent receipt hides No :.
Gl1c. NJ :. ~. green hi9es lzc ahd
4izc: bulls -. hrandef hides. 70 J.
tite: giue@hIdes. asze. calf re and = -
kip. So and 10 deaeons' s9c eaen
glue skins 3 c per III. horae hides g.
sns 81 each ponies and glnes ~ -.
u5es aeI .suIHs zou .49H7 go sllv' .43ts
lb giues &c per L.
HAY.
Prices a. which omaha dealers az
selling. carlofs. q. h. Ous ha
> sii'56afs5o: 70. ? 37.504950.
Midland prairie - 70. l. $3.50 q i9.s9t
No. . $3.50 q 30
Packing na3-s5 o00 -.
Alfaifs-Ghoiee. - eeu % 90; no. =
sJ0 90 n =. 90. standard, Sis,00W ls.oO, No.
3 fI3.b04i4sg: NJ ,. 2il.5Qu 3-5o
straw-oat Ss-0p n 100. wheat ''os
90
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-01-23

~ Jossph. Jam, a2,HogaIhecoIpts
81 10; bulk Of aaies. fs.7bdi 90
Cattle-ReceiptH 2.s0o head. market
generally steady; bulk of beef steers. q l6
M, 3. top. 1915, COWS and haiferH. - nm
1900; calves. sibouii.oo. stoekers and
feeders. ~ bOu 7 30.
shsep-ReeeIpis 4 o0o head: market
strong TO 25c higher. lamb- tt2 500 ta.2d
ewes, 81 00dIH 90
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-01-23
Omaha Livestock
INA III Jan %.


catue-Receipts. 1000 head steers
We're in better demand today and sold
more readily, prices being mostly 10n DC
higher with spots on the better grades
25c up. Some of the plain and unfinished
cattle were slow to move and showed
little or no improvement. Quality was
nothing extra and s9.6O bought the best
steers here. She stock was also little
sold io@l'c higher. stockers and feeders
Quotations on Cattle. Good to choice
beeves, ss 90 ms.s5; fair TO good beeyes.
81 seu s.S5; common 10 fair beeves, $500
Ga.5; good 10 choice yearlings. Iss. .00W
-: fair to good yearlings. S775M
%; common To fair yesrlings. S.. 60I
rs: good to choice fed heifers. s6.75 20
f.75; fair 10 good fed heifers, s5.25ms5 0 /.
common to fair fed heifers. s4.50n525:
good TO choice fed cows s5.25m650; fair
70 good fed cows, 5000 50o, common to
Iair fed cows, 81, 20 m3 75; good to choice
feeders. $750ms.9o. fair TO good feeders,
$3.50 q 40; common To fair feeders. $3.50
" $50; good to choice siockers s725GD
100; fair to good stoekers. ss25g725;
common to fair stockers, f5.O04625;
trashy stockers, 800 n 500; stock heifers.
calves, $40 q 100; veal calves s35O0p
loeo: bulls stays, etc, s4.0046.5q
Hogs-Receipts. 12.7OO head; Smaller
supplies than expected by both locally
and at eastern points injected considera bic
strength into the market this morning.
Competition in the shippers division was
hour at prices mostly Zoe higher than
Monday. Packers made effort to fill
their orders early and sales In this direc-
tion were few. Top price for the day was
800 with bulk OF sales made at $3.50
100 range
Sheep-Receipts. 1880 head; An under
current of strength dominated the killer
lamb market this morning. Shippers
were in the trade on a fair scale and
movement began early at strong to 1Oc
higher figures. The feeder trade was OF
an active chEaeter at prices ranging 15c
TO as much az Zoe higher than Monday
Aged sheep ruled strong.
Quotatpns on sheep and lambs: Fat
lambs. good to choice. sl2.50413.00; fat
la mbs. $40 s00 10. 90: feeding lambs sii SO
q 30: wethers. s650Wa.00; yearlings.
ss.5Oa HOO. fat ewes light, t6.5OR775:
fat ewes. heavy. Si50n6.25.
Receipts and disposition OF livestock at
me Union siockyards. Omaha Neb. for
- hours ending at p. H., January %:
PFC kIHIS--t .ARI.O1-
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-01-23
MINNEAPOLIS Grain

MinnsapolLs Mimi. Jan q Wheat
Cash. No. ] Mort hern. 81 l. n Ii. No. l
dark northern spring. choice IL fancy,
s12f G1.sT. good to choice. fl.17n 90. .
erdinsry 70 good. si.i4a1s7; Ma. Si13.
JUL. st13.. September. sii1A
cor-So. 2 yellow. H. o 71i2e
oafs-So. white. 43dfsa4c.
Tarley--5i N s7r
Rye-No. .. 6jfsG
Flax-No J. 81. 50A n -.55ia
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-01-23

Kansas CIV Mo-. Jan. 2s--Wheal--No- o
> hard. 81 os n !. II: No. ? red. u. l2@ Is:
Nav. si02As split hid: July. 81 OF n bid.
75c: No. ) yellow, 7ic; 10. mixed.
az a 7fc: May. 74.c bid: July 15s.c
split: sentem Der. 76isc bid
Hay-Unchanged
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-01-23

Chicago. JanI-@ sg uuttctr-fowcr
creamery estrat. tals sn b0c, ttsndRrdH
soc. extra firsts a " ~ 80. firNts, 40 " A.
a. isc. ssennds, - ~ lbisc
Eggs Lower ferripis. h..N cnsra
flrstr. t2f tsisf. ordinary firstr. ~ ~ TO-
refrigerator extras, shr2Shoi rcfrigsla.
tor firsts. 71A dg.Ae