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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-19
Omaha Grain

Spot wheat sold on the tables today
rom &c 10 zbc, lower. The demand was
moderately good. although q large num-
per or cars was carried over unsoid.
sellers refusing to follow the decline of
ABOUT 2hc in the futures. Receipts were
3b7 cars.
Corn sold at unchanged prices to 1c
lower with only n fair demand. Receipts
were 81 cars.
Oats were slow sale at &c lower
Receipts were % cars.
No sales Of rye were marked up and
barley was 1c 10 &c lower.
Omaha Cash Grain.
WHEAT.
No. 2 dark hard: / car. s1.a1h; 1 car
y1,24; / car, yI37; i car, sI.s7
No. q dark hard: l car, s1.21; l car
No. 4 dark hard: 1 car. s1.25.
No. | hard: cars. s122.
No. hard: l car, $1.25; car. s1.20h
l car. 13.es per cents protein. f1.s1: IA
No. hard. IL cars. s1.2o.
No: ! ln; nard; l car tsmutty), '1.22i
No. hara: l car. s1.22: car. s1.21;
ears. s1.ls; 5 cars, sl.2O.
No. hard; l car, k1.1sh: cars.
s1.ls; car, sl.1s; L car. Si2.i7h; car
sl.15.
No. hard: cars, s1.1s; cars, s1.ls.
No. hard: l car. SILT: 1 car. $l.16.
Sample hard: II cars, s116h; / car,
I.l7: cars, s1.16.
Sample; l car tsmutty). till; cars.
s1.15h.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-19

American cheese. fancy rrads. fohhing
price qlotahle as follows: Single daisies.
q &c; double daisies. sc; square prints.
2ic' young America. ete5 lanEhorus. 25 4 {
brick. ssei lIuburger. lib. style. S52s
per dozen. Swiss. domestic. sc. imported
Eoquelolt sc: New York White. 2.e.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-19

Sioux city. Ia. Aug 1S-Cattle-Re-
eeIpfa. 5000 head market slow killers
reak: stockers strong fat steers +, and nd.
rat cows and heIfers 81 DO 0a5s. can
ners and cutters s. 0o q so; Erass cows
and helfers. s15sa6.s0s yeais siae@
5 90; stockets. iitn67 SO. stock year-
llnrs and calves. 81 ee1 Z 90, feeding COWS
and heifers s. son 60
Hogs-Reccipts. 10000 head. market
trade deadiookcd bidding. h.s quarter
lower. prospective top 50 bulk ef
hut hcrs 81 aoaa Is. nixcd. ssso# SIS:
heavy packers ssspnGS.9Ft staks 16.ee
shaep-Recei pts kaA hcad market
steady. fat native lambs. sis.sf. ewes
fT.Eh=
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New York Dry Goods.

New York Aug 1s.-At the opening Of
spring wooiens BY the American WooIen
company price comparisons showed de !.
cline OF "a per cent from the last "a u
prices and per cent from spring price
change was reported on wool goods where
comparisons were possible. Buyers were
being more notices able on the woolenS
than worstedE.
Cotton goods opened weak owing 10 a
decline in raw cotton and continued hesi
tation on the part of buyers. Raw silk
was affected BY the strike IN Paterson
silk mills. and the dema nd was not 50
general
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No. E'g'i: = nara Gy rS aSs No. sS ,a
sf2sa; May. si.ss asked.
yellow. ,i.f3h; No J, yellow. ,l.i:0 IA
No. 2, mixed. sl,11h; september. 81. !,
asked. December. t1.0o% bid, May, I'LL
oats-No. ,. whit.. S4ne; No !. white
l63Ac
RsrIev-so0ssc
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Nem York Snrnr.

NV YORK AnE. 1k--An alTanro = = 2
featured the raw suTsr market today the
snot price nov heirE th.r duty paid.
Bus ness Was active iucludlng salcs of
about gee Geo BAGS cuban and Porto kican
for August and September shipment.
Raw sugar futures advanced % 5
points on active huvIne hy houses With
cuban couuectio due 70 the advance in
spats ard reports that Europe again Wa
buying in cuba
THE advance met stop loss orders and
realizing aad reactions followed. final
prices being ! 10 points net higher on
aHffea Hozfflora SsnfaHnhrr cinsei z 4r
December zee. Aarah. 23c, MaY. Acc.
Refined sugar wHs firmar and unehang
"a to is points higher tho list now farr-
ing from SIS % $50 FOR fine granu-
lated
Refined futures we're nominal
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Sheep-Receipts. p 600 head. A liberal
run of sheep and lambs reported at
hand f6r the opening day of the week
and tended to bring about lower ten
dency, with initial transactions showing
around 25c decline from last weeks close.
Feeders were slow and weak. with aged
sheep also displaying easier tone.
Quotations on sheep: Spring lambs. good
to choice, s152s@13.75; spring lambs.
st2.5oml325: wethers, $3.50 q 300; clipped
lambs. fed ,f2.50613.00; yearlings fed.
ss.7s11l.60; yearlings. range. 5000
1850; fat ewes. s5.009725.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-19

NeW fork. Aug. ls.-A furthtr adfah
in coffee futures today as result Of
cold Weath ther reports from Brazil We
checked b. realizing around i4.soc FOR
December with reactions Of a few poins~
from the best Offerings were compare
lively light however. and after opening
to 10 points higher the market closed
At net advances Of to 10 points Ssie-
quotations:
September i5.ssc: October. 14s7c: De
Gambler. 1455c; March. lite May.
1890; July. j3s3e.
spot eofte. steady; Rio Is, lshc; San
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Jobh!ng prices quotahle as follows:
Fancy white Ish. z4e. lake trout. sac. !.
haMbuf. sc. northern bullhesds large.
20 @2es catfish. - q sc; flst OF haddoek.
&c. black cod sable fish, lsc, red snap
per, 20. founders. zocs erapples =5e;
black fass, sc; spanish mackerel. II %
IDS - yehow pike &c. striped 6sss.
chinook salmon. soc; silver salmon. 3ze
frozen flsh, &c less than prices above
Ing cod Iac
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Building Permits.

g Won Thaden. 1924 No 62d ST.. brick
veneer dwelling, $500.
NJ Polonslsy, $50 go. sSth St., brick
veneer dwelling $1,000.
L. w. Fellers. 45s7 Writ St., frams
dwelling, $4,000.
Charles w. Martin, 1885 seotl st, frame
Charles w. Martin, 2ss5 Iowa ST. brick
and stucco dwelling, 5000.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-19
ChaciKn Cash Grain

Chicago. III Aug 1s.-wheat-No.
red s13sh. No. ? hard s15iiz 9l3s.
Corn-No. mixed, sI,291z5; No.
yellow. sl-22& 6Iz4
Oats-No. white, sSGstac; No.
white. sax 15sc.
Rye-So. ? SIC
Bariey-7ed
Timothy Sead-sT n1dS.s
Glover Seed-tis 90 q 2f5a
L-ard-sl3s7. ribs. sis..s: bellies
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Corn and wheat Region Bulletin.


eAss sard no. spring s0i'nsT1 ,isT Si No. a.5s
northern spring. choice to fancy. ti.sh
ssdinary %di9 10 aoSa good. si.sts ef.sis'
old and new. September. tLa2h; old
and nM May. $40; old and new De-
cember, 1856.
Corn-No. . yellow. s1.1sh.
Oats-No. white. 5lA Qb1he.
Barley---6s 20 sac.
Rye-No. 2. sshqsshc. ... 80.
Fisx-No. 1, t2.67 D2.6s.
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Neu Ynrk Prndnce.

New York. Aug. Is.-Butter-Firm: re-
eeipts $3.50 tubs; creamery, higher th1n
extras, 39msshc; creamery extras fsz
score), 3shc: creamery firsts tss to ~
score). 5sd3se: packing stock, current
Eggs-Firm: receipts 1885 cases: fresh
gathered extra firEts. 5s q 3sc: fresh gath o.
cred firsts. 32935e; fresh gathered sec
onds and poorer. 2sn31izc: nearby hen
merry white. closely selected extras. sbp
SIC: nearby and nearby western hennerN
whites firsts TO average extras, 400 sac :.
nearby hennery browns. extras. 40 4sc ::
Pacific coast whites, extras, 4le; Psciffc
coast firsts 10 extra firsts. 80 q 4sc: refrig-
orator extra firsts 80 q 34c; refrigerator
firsts, y m32Ae.
cheese-Easy. receipts. 15o.4ss pounds !.
state whole milk flats. fresh. fancy 10
fancy specials. 2oT21Hc; state who'll
milk wates average run, ls4ls1 nc: state
whole MIX fwins. fresh fancy. 20 q 20 z c.
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81 Joseph No Aug is HOGS ne.
eeinis' 1000 head; l0m1bo lower; top
1910: bulk. 50 2busob
cattle Receipts. 500 head, Irregular
bulk OF steers f7b0da75; Ton. fin 90
a. $4,000. stoekers and feeders. N.0l
077b.
Sheen and Bsmhs--Rooeipts $500 head
strong 10 2be higher; lambs. tis 90 W
$500; ewes fG.b0m7Go
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states Department Of Agricnlture).=-Cat- -
tie Receipts $4,000 head; calves 5000;
desirable handy weight fed steers and
grassy fed stoek weak 20 2bc lower ,
bulls and calves, steady. short load calf
club yeRrlinga. fti2h; best matured
steers. ti010. practical top vsals. $3.50,
bulk, Aooq III 20. bulk grain ted steers
So 001ABo. bologna bulls. s7.50MtoO.
HoEs-Receints. 10 o0n head. mostly rs
936e lower we, ,hsn saturdsys ~ avsrsge
bulk of sales. ta1b0e6o; bulk OF $50
10 276-pound averages 1900 G9eo pack
Ing fows ss0ops.25. stock pigs sold 70
2bc higher. bulk of ralnH, 81 on d77t.
Sheep and Tamhs-Recelpts, 1000
head killing eiasaea, strong "a &c strong
N. Colorado grnnsed Idaho lambs, fi1.e0.
Colorado. il370Ml3.Sb; top natives.
$3.50; Colorado ewes. t7s0u72b. Texas
weiherr fs26.
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Oils and Rossn.

Savannah. Ca. Aug. Is-Turpsntlns-
stesd dy. s5ize: sales. none; receipts. ass
barrels shipments 1s4 barrels. stock, IL
ST. barrels
Rosin-Firm. sales. s21t casks: re
ceipts. 1,tts casks. shipmsutz. 200 csskx
stock los, sos casks
Quote; B. It's; D. $3.50 e.H
I st,E7 K. $50: n. siss. \, ss1t
". 9. SSle. wv. y $3.50
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$50 Road Markers Put Up.

The Omaha Automobile club Is put
ling up $50 more road markers In
Douglas county and 10 IN sarpy and
Washington counties.
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Tn Divorce Court.

lack Mowery against Ruby Mowery.
dsssrtfon.
Katherine Mickey against c. clyde
Mickey. cruelty.
Alice Runyon against Forest Runyon,
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Chicago Potatoes.

Chicago. Aug observation-disclosures
barely steady receipts is3 cars: totst
I. 5 shipments 6sI cars; Kansas sacked
Irish cohblsrS. sI.3e 1I4o. according 10
quality: Missouri sacked Early 0hics-
sl.ls q 25. Minnesota sacked ard bulk
early Ohios. 2oGi-ss: Kentucky sacked
irish eoholerr. s. s511.Ts: virginia bar
reied ccbbiers SIS 9s.oe.
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Boston. Aug. IA very coed business
i IN progress the wool market. Fire
Sools are stiil n demand. Foreign line<
however. are quiet Domestic lnex
still well below foreign markets Fine
c domestic grown wool both fine delaiue
ard fine staple territory Of similar grades
ars held a. SI.ss 20 f14e per pound
secured basis al Boston
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New York Aug. is.-corper- steady
spot and ftures. t7A
Tin Easy. spot and futures. s. 7se.
Iran-Stcadv. Ne northern. sh cor
Il 6oc. No northern. nee G % oec
No. 2 southern. Is hnc.
Iead-StcRdv. Hrot NnGS CSC.
Zinr-Steadv: East ~ Louis snot- soc
Futurrs-f soIf sbr
Antlnnorv--Snnt afr
New York Spat Cotton
Sew york. Aux iN.-CUfteH = Sraf
quiet. middiing. sS.toe
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tbl. lots, s.4,e per ib.; flake buttsrmiik.
500 to l5oo lbs, &c ~.
Nq%nsi as5s gst.s. gpofa.loqss e'rl0'd d,flssse1,sO
No, ?, $40. 9i2.oo, No. g. tl.oogs.oo:
Midland Prairie-No. l, $1,000 z'po.
No. ?, ssOO@lo.o0: No. .. 500 q $50.
Iowland Prairie-No. /, $500 gs.ooi NO
: Packing Hay--ss.5o075o
stfaw-Oats, ts.ooW9.oo; wheat, 1900
gAifaifa-choioe old. s1s eogIsee: new:
lt17.0001s.o0: No. /. old t1b:oog lt.e"'
new. s15.OOq16.0o; standard. old. tls.oog
IA 90; new. si2.oogIAoe; No olg
81. .06@126o. new. s1e.0o912.oo: Nc. J.
old ss.O0Q11.o0 new. ss.o0Qio.oo. #tu
HIDES. WOOL. TAlL0H.
Prices are quota5le as follows. delivered
Omaha, dealers weights and sele-tions
Hdes-seasonabls No. !, Sc; No 2. .e
green. &c and &C: bulls, &c; branded. &C :
glue hides. SC; calf. lac and II &c NIP
l1Ic and SIC; glue skins. he; dry hidee
lie. dry sslted &c; dry glue. sac; oes
cons, si1 90 each; horse hides. ,s3.75 snd
;2.75 each; ponies ponies and gincs. VI"
each: colts. 26e each: hog sAins. lac each
ing on sizs annd length 1,, Of WOO I;
size and length Of WOOL; snearlnss. zec
TO s0c each clips no value. wool 2t sse'
Tallow and GreaEe-No. ] tallo%, 80.
tal1ow. SC; No 2. taiiow. 5i1c. a grease
6hc. B grease SC: yellow grease. ~
bTo own grease. 4he. pork cratkiingss ssV
per ton; beef ditto. $40 per ton; pesswsA'
$40 per ton.
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XisihIe Grain snnnIr

New York. AuE. Is.-Ths xisIhl. sur
ply OF American grain shows IN. fol
lowing changes in bushels.
Nhest-Incressed S.72T.pbe.
Gorn-fncreazed. AL. 200.
osts-Decrezsed T3.oen
Rye-Increaxed s4s esa.
IA rLeN-Incras sd - nnf
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BEtF' IOWN.
1...i40O 90 2..1f35 s 25
FAT HEIFERS.
30.... sos s rs
BULLS. STAGS, ETC.
L.. 5000 80
CALVES
49,. 210 z so
Hogs-Receipts, $500 head. Fairly mod %
crate supplies and slight declines else
where resulted in wesk ker tone locally
this morning and the movement 10 ship
pers was under way early at around 10c
lower figures while the packer trade was
fairly active at 10Gn15c decline Bulk OF
top 1886.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-19
Kansas City Hay

Kansas CITY Aug ls'-Hsy-ITn m
fh1pssa Sc,by No 5ss ehoea st.s hs
ssi io0R22.oo. clover mixed light, fi2.50
q nl3b0
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New York Quotations

New York stock exchange quotations
furnished by J. s. Bache Co, 224 Oma-
ha National Bank building
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Duluth. MINI. Aug. 1s.-rlrx Close
vember. 1880. December. s226h.
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Nsw York. Aug. 1s.---cotton rutursr-
opsnsd easy; October. $4,000. Decembar
36 63002B.34c, January, t2b.J04 2b.32c
March, 25b6e; May. 2b.67c.
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~. Jouis Grain Futures.

81 louis. Aug. 1s.-Whest-FOIntes
September. t1.2sm; December, sl.1th
tl.1sA.
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london. Aus fk-Bar silver. - ss-fs
Pence per ounce Money. - psr cert.
p sscouni rates. Short hills 1915 per
cent; three months bills. 2z5s fs-fs
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New York General.

~ York. Aug. 1s.--Flour Unset led .
stralghts 26.25n675, hard winter
stralghfs. 50 500 100
Rye Flouf-2uiet. fair 20 good, fs. 80 n
5.f0. choice to fancy s5-s5 q 0s.25.
Cornmeal-Flrm. fine white and yell
low granulated. S3.601 $40.
RYe-EHsv. No. western. 81 o = ?
o. b. New York and s1oo& C. i : *
Bsrley-steady. mailing. iiofal.os,
c. E New York.
Wheat-spat weak. No. ! dark north,
ern spring C.. + Z. &ew York lake and
rail sf.ssi4 No. 2 hard winter. Q. b.
lake and rail. ti444 No ! Manitoba.
down. 81 81 2. and No. mixed durumf do,
Carn-suot barely steady; No. : yellow,
:. / track. Sew York lake and rail,
0atS-Spot. heady No white Sic.
Feed-cguiet. city bran. loo-pound sacks.
i31.e0. western bran DO. 32s - u 80 IS.
Hay-sfeady. old No. /. }7Q13t. No
q 81. No. s. ts28a3. sh ppiug. 10 . 90
HapH-Sf eady state 1923, = f 40 +.
1929. tsN zoe. Pacific coast 1923. - Z zscs
Porksfesdy. mess. ;s77s. family. -
Lard-Bsrely steady; middleNsst ti4.so
Taliow-Firn; special loose. 80. extra,
Rlee-steady. fancy head. 7fsasc
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-19

Furnished by the Omaha Auto club1
All roads leading out OF Omaha report
ed to be IN fair to good conditions
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N. Y. Curb Bonds
Domestic Bonds.

New York Aug. 1s.--Following is the
official list of transactions on the New
York Curb Exchange, giving all bonds
traded in:
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Wv York Penltrr.

New YORK. Aug. ls-Pouitry-IIv-
steady, hroiiers BY freight. seH7ec: ~
express 5eEssc: fowls BY frsixht .sG
7kc. by cypress Is . SOC. roosteYs hv
freight. 1sc: turkeys BY freighf sac. r.
- N1ress. 2S p sec Dressed steady 10 sirrs
chickens. as44Scs fowls. sA7sic: ole
ROSTERS iS17=c. turkeys. 3eet.c.
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Road Conditions.

Minnespolis MINI. Aug. ts-Flour-
Unchanged. family patents. tfIbn7,ko.
Bran-S25. 90 % 24.00.
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Chicago Produce

Chicago. Aur is Butter = u.-kef
steady, Creamery extras. tsh 73s1c
standsIds Sse. evxtra firsts. . \ Q fse
flrstS $40 1sr. seconds. ;. 2 7sr
EgEs-Msrkef higher: rscsfrfs sksez
esses; firsts, 2se;ie, ordinary trsts. -
-.
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Kansas City Prnlinss

Kansas City. Aug. is-Bgitsr-g5n-
changed creamery. S7f ssc. packing. zee.
lected. s4c
Poultry-Unehznxed hens sec. hroI.
srs. 2fc, springs zEc. roosters. lie
Potatoes-UnehanKed: KAE valley Cob
hlsrs and Red River, choice. si.neGl 1s
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Receipts and disposition OF livestock
at the Union stoekyards. Omaha. Neb.. for
"a hours ending at .. IN, August 10
d pEcE,Iure pr or
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Nsw YotF Anr "a coftca Futures
close hFrolv stead Octonsf, ss0hm
- sors Asccmhsr = aou etakri January,
"A SEQ bs,. Hsrch. 2tt.r. Ma, p as,.
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N.,. w - |,ttoe s",S'css sesfettsr.
furnished hy ! s Rachr Co "a
Omaha National bank huhding. rhone IA
kfks-sk-Sa
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AN INVESTMENT

of sioe or mere. placed after careful
Investigation Of the merit snd ie<sti-
u1aoy ef an offer I will rake yo1 ey
mail upon request. should At least
double your money. with every reason.
able provision fer safety Of principal
which Is later returned cut Of . sink
INK fund provided therefor.
Nv offer Is strictly limited and for
serious-minded people Only who can
realize when shown the unlimited POS
abilities in the manufacturing Of Flrc.
trio Heating Equipment
Write re today fer rrcef
D J. o'kesfe. So Church Street.
Room sc. New Haven. Conn
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F.irnlshod los s Hache 4 %. 80
omaha National Hank huNdinR Phones
Jackson aiN5. Sis AlNa.
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Daily Inspection of Grain Received.
4. A

Daily Inspection or Grain Received.
WHEAT.
Hard winter: No. l. "a cars. No. 2. 81
cars; No. 3. AZ cars; No. 4. 30 cars; No.
5, cars; sample, 65 cars.
Total 307 cars.
Mixed: No. z, ? cars; No. g. ; cars.
Total, 8 cars.
Durum: No. 3. l car.
Total, 1 car.
Spring: No. g. l car.
Total, l car.
CORN
Yellow: No. 2. cars; No. .. J cara :
No. g. l car.
Total. cart.
White: No. =, cars; No. ., . oars No
4, l car; No. s. l car.
Total, IL cars.
Mixed: No. :, Z cars: No. :, ears; No.
4, cars; sample, cars.
Total. Is cars.
OATS
White: No. ;. 90 cars; No. 1, 20 cars;
sample. cars.
Total Al cars
Mixed: No. 3. 2 cars
Total, cars
No. 2, cars, No. 3, l car.
Total, cars
BARLEY.
No. ,, cars.
Total, cars
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NrW Anfh NilN ~
Nes Ynft AHs rs Uaf sIHA fSEt
Mexican teNafk tzAr.
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fotstees-Nsw cror. IN sacks iAe rsi
Sweet corn-so asse per dosea-

Market anetshle per Ton. carload lots
2 "a. CaTahr
Mn Foods pfan around SIS "a
brown shorts 50 Sc e e. ea. xrsv 4hsffs
~ oe. ruur middnrss, $500 reddog
nisesfer Feetfne TaukAEe-6o rcr cert
ff0 Hu
finsers Nfai--7t pcr ernf spct. sgx. 90
Alfalfa Mrai-CheIes. prompt. So 90
No rrsmre SIS ". 2, prompt
fgE Sheiis-pried and xrannd lee-lh
Ruficfm.k Condensed. fer feeding ir
Putnam patriot., 1924-05-30

G Harold Gilpatrie has been made a lieutenant 0f the Governors Foot Guards
 The new Putnam Savings bank is out today with 8 new flag and it's beauty
 MT and Mrs C. Nj. Durand left thse morning for Canada, where they will spend the summer.
 Mir and Mrs G. Mervin Kent of Manchester. N IL, formerly of thiA city. spent the weekend with friends.
 Dr. Harry Wrigh, motored to Cat skill. N. l.. over the weekend md returned with Mrs Wright who las heen spending few days there.
 Miss Blanche Green ha. arrived in Putnam to spend the summer vacation with her parents here. She has been student the past year al TuskeeRee Institute, Ala.
 Miss katherne Byrne, delegate-at- large from Conneeteut, and c Harold Gipatrie. alternate. are both to at- tend the Republican national conven ton c. be held in Cleveland, Ohio They viii leave Hartford on a special train, June 7th.
 Mrs. :. r. Cozsd of the ConRrega- tianal church was given party by her Sunday school class at the home of the Misses Ellis on Farr0ws street. recently The young ladies presented Mr. Cuzaj with Il gold pencil as a token of their esteem. An enjoyable evening was spent
Putnam patriot., 1924-05-30

Miss Nina Hall. daughter of Joseph Hall Of Walnut street, has graduated from ruskeegee Institute. Alabama. as a nurse. She has also won the prize annually given by the hospital a silver nurses watch
Putnam patriot., 1924-05-30
CITY NEWS NOTES

Mr. and Mrs. Fred GSgnoH, Main street, spent Wednesday in Boston. Mis- Myrtiee Warren, School street, spent Saturday in Providence with friends.
 Mrs. John WuIf and daughter Mar garet, Providence, spent Sunday with friends here.
 Miss Gisselle Magnant. Bridge street, spent Tuesday in Worcester with friends.
 Mrs. Harold Lnderson. School street. is visiting her parents this week in Taftviile.
 Misses Ann. and Lena Hoigerson. BalIou street, spent the weekend with friends in Hartford
 Mrs. Mitchell Besuregard, Water street. is much improved after her re cent operation.
 Nj H. Delaney, Main street, re. turaed to work this week much im- proved from his recent illness.
 Mrs. Joseph Gadbois. Norwich, Is spending this week with her daughter, Mrs. Henry Tetreault, Lee street. Mrs Mary Jasmine, School street, Is spending this week as the guest of her son William Jasmine, Elmville George 4. Hammond observed his S2nd birthday on Monday. He was pleasingly remembered by his many friends
 Mir. and Mrs Eugene Mignault, Chapel street. and soa wili spend Friday at their summer home. War wick. R. L
 William Weinburg Worcester, for merly of this city, spent NJnGay with Mrs Rose 0bletz and family. Pravi- deaee street
 Miss lnez Klebart, South Main street, leaves today lTharsdayl to pend Friday and the weekend with relativss in Webster.
 Henry Telreault. Lee street. plan ist at the Bradley theatre, aas con 6aed Eo his home several days this week with the grip.
 Richard tianahan and daus sates Miss Catherine, FroUl eaee spent sunday witH their cousin alrs. JoAn teen hurch street
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WEDDINGS
RvosIeur- Bernier

Miss Celina Bernier. daughter of Mir and Mrs Joseph Bernier of West Thompson, and Arthur J. Brodeur, son of Mrs. Joseph Plessis of Woodstock avenue. this city. were married Mon day morning at 8 o'clock at Sacred Heart church in West Thompson. by Rev. George Donahue. successor to the late Father Elty. in the presence of large gathering of relatives and friends. The single ring service was used. Miss Beruier's maid of honor was her sister. Miss Eliza Bernier, and Mr. Brodeur was attended by Ar thur Iette of Putnam. The bride re- ceived a pearl necklace from the groom. The brides gift to her maid of honor was also pearl necklace. The best man gave the maid of honor a mesh bag
 The bride wore a very pretty gown of white brocaded satin and a white tuIle veil caught with a wreath Of or anVe blossoms. and carried shower bouanet of white bridal roses. The maid of honor wore 8 peach Reorgette gjth powder blue tuuic and a black picture hat trimmed with powder blue. She carried an arm bouquet Of yellow tea roses.
 Miss Elizabeth Bgrne was at the or gan during the mass and Joseph Belair played a violin obiigato number. The choir comprised Mis- Louise Maheu, Miss Bertha Pigeon. Emile Lajeun- esse and Thomas Duquette. Miss Pigeon sang Ave Maria" during the offertory.
 After the ceremony chicken break faat was served to invited guests at the home of the brides parents in West Thompson, where a reception was also held The bride received very many gifts.
 During the day Mr and Mrs. Bro deur left for motor trip through New York State. upon their return from which they will make their home in Putnam. where the groom is employed by the Whipple < Gilpatrie Coal and Wood Company.
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Hatch Shaw

The marriage of Rev. David Hatch and Miss Helen Shaw was set for Thursday of this week. It took place in New Hampshire at the brides home. They plan to come to Woodstock to live about July 1st. A classmate of both will occupy Woodstock Hill and North Woodstock churches next Sun day, and on Children's Day Mir. Bar bcr of Middletown is expected to eauae
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and Sylvia Warren, North School street. motored to Providence Satur- day and spent the day with friends.
 hr. and Mrs. L. Dexter Crawford and daughter Eleanor and Prescott Warren all of Willimantic viii be guests of Mir. and Mrs. F. 0. Hopkins. School street. Memorial Day.