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The Washington times., 1924-08-20

The Biggest and Best Story Of Her
Career.
ov1ynnCTC

4
SYNOPSIS.
Mdrgoret Meadows married WIN
Lee at seventebn. HIS disSoIHte
habits asads her miserable, bGt she
endured hisR for three years. The
MtOht he rassed Ne hand TO his tSOo-
9sGr-oA ohiI9 IN Q drMMkes rGge eAe
clipped from he home eCttb her be0I.
MGrOoret supported her daughter
81 teaching school IL Fdird6Ie, aohere
che met Andrea. She aOGs tsDenty-
eiE and he 4p0a ttUeMty-Nifse. ANdretU
eDGs aCeII-to-dO and popular, bat had
an 2nOGIid aCiJe, Utcttan OF neTves
and bad disposition.
He aoGs Attracted to Margaret.
Their triendshtp 4oGs pIGtOntc and
their HaSessnUs sAlnoaWeNt until their
lOOe assisted upon OelN0 recognised.
Nora and Margaret sceNt to q tiny
NsONnt03M toirm, tchere sctntors tCere
1fsDktfuI and summers p0tAfna Al
dTeac tCrote regularly as the ee1eoRS
p1ssed and then, came q time when
he ceased to sOrlto.
Margaret feaed QWioktt. Nora
Lee found her lying IN the s1s0sD one
day GIntOaE dead and lOr0te to Az
dretc to conIe. Andrea had been
gerry ~ That tCdS IDhy he had not
sCrjtteM. He came quickly. Mar.
OGret recovered. In her 1CeGkne88
She oosGeeMted to Amdre1O proVidiAO
for her aud her daughter. Thew
kJed FOR come years In pleasant
Gc0BIGftAooa. Andrea 10GS q freQueHt
ViSitor.
Then Mer0Gret and Nora moved
to q VtlIG1e some distance oaOaJ-
AWdreaD finally found them. Mar
Odret refused 20 permit Mn to
JeGVe his 4oife. She he'd accepted q
school In the mountains, and re-
1uctwntIy he sGSO them to the train.
when you get away from
houses and jazzing and have the
great seas before you, you begin
to wonder about the worth of
things. I've floundered around q
good bit trying to get clear on
what I want from life. Now when
/ see these sailors ana the fine,
gay time some Of them have, I
begin to think a fellows a fool
to give up six or seven years
studying, And for what? Best
way can figure It will be six
years before I'm ready for life
as far as the cash goes. But I'm
ready for it right now when it
comes to thoughts and emotions.
II I cut out ambition ! don't
have to postpone things that are
worth while. Ambition may be
the curse of life. Write and tell
me what you think"
On the heels OF this came q
brief message: Got chance as
purser's clerk on a big boat.
Means seeing India and England
and Europe. I'm taking It. Have
to take six months leave from
college, but my funds were
awfully low and this looks like a
chance in a million. See you in
six months, Nora Lee. Write
please write like the deuce. I'm
homeslck now and then--DANE.
She stuck the letter In her
diary. That was how much he
cared! Six months-and to say It
lightly lils@ that. She would never
see him again. She was sure Of 1t.
CHAPTER XIV.
Danes First Letter Acts % an
Antidote for FIapper Ideas
Of Liberty"
"In q previous existence I was
Q scarlet lady, I'm sure Of it,
Q woman OF untrammeled desire.
/ suffer in my present phase a. q
result Of my unbridled past" Con.
=
The Washington times., 1924-08-20
The Longest
Electrified Road

.THE Chicago, Milwaukee and
4 st. Paul railroad has the
longest stretch Of electrified road
in the United States. It has 649
miles, extending from Harlowton,
Mont, to Avery, Idaho and from
Othello, Idaho, to Tacoma, Wash.
The Washington times., 1924-08-20

The toqLe, or the hat NTH the
OTim which hugs the crOOn, is
going to retain its popularity
this aOi1ater; in fact, there will Be
q great diversity of shapes and
sizes. Paris tells rs dull fabrics,
much felt and fGilIe, and suede
and gros grain, sOiEI Be used and
these are GlsUGvs more flutter-
ing to the skin and more becomu-
ing against the hair. This hot
Is of ts0O shades Of bT01On strdw,
trimmed uniquely NTH brotOn
ribbon.
The Washington times., 1924-08-20
Xayrnaca

JAMAICA was originally named
% Xaymaca, meaning Land OF
Wood and Water"
Evening star., 1924-04-20

75c Continental
Knock Down win
dow screen frames
complete with all
fixtures to assem-
BILE. Size 36xs6.
Evening star., 1924-04-20
New Underarm Bags
Specially Priced, $l.95 to $3.50

of
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-26
Bulls Have Best
of Struggle on
Stock Market
Features Enough to Fill Needs
of Half Dozen Ordinary
Sessions Fail to
Impress Operators.
BY RICHARD sPILLANE
Universal Service Financial Editor.

New York. June 25.-There were
enough oasy o t q int to the
somehow they did not Impress the opera
oils seemed to be emerging from their
long session of troubles. announcement
came Of The q fIng Of suits BY the attor
40 or so of the companies. big and little
for alleged violation of the Sherman anti
As an offset to that news. there was
announcement. wholly unofficial, but
nevertheless from good sources. that the
trolling interest in the the New York, is On ON
tario Western and the New York Cen
tfai in all probability would be the pur-
Whether this statement was true or not
there was heavy buying Of New York
While the stock market was respond
ing TO the impulses. the grain markets
corn If what is said by those who know
corn proves true that great American
older.
Bulls had, all the better of the struggle
The manner in which the managers are
curtaiiing expenses is very impressive to
plans for consolidation Of properties prom
Use so much in the way of economies that
the whole make good stock market
:. Rails led the market. b. & O.. New
York Central New York. Ontario e. West
ern, New Haven. Norfolk & Western and
southern Railway were dealt In heavily
southern making a record breaking ad-
vance TO 63ss. Only a few months back
sout hern was down TO the 4os. The iarg.
est transactions in any one security were
in New Haven-3s. 100 shares It's many
a year since New Haven held the POSI-
tion of market leaders
Reports from steel centers were mixed
but II Is pretty plain that the Situation
ls improving somewhat.
ST. Louis & San Francisco IL doing
well enough to warrant attention.
Another road in the same territory
Missouri Kansas & Texas-is giving
good account of itself Its common and
pfd. broke into new heights.
The chain stores seem to be doing ex-
traordinary business.
OF the entire list advances we're scored
In about three -fourths OF the issues
The net result of IL all was an average
rise or l l-s points in the rails and n
point In the industrials.
Transactions aggregated s7s. 400 shares.
Foreign exchange was steady with lit
tie price difference
Coffe and sugar prices had little change.
Cotton was moderately active.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-26
Corn Develops
Great Strength;
Scent Advance
Light Receipts and Gloomy
Outlook for Growing Crop
Help to Boost
Prices.
BY CHARLES j. LEYDEN,
Universal Service Staff Corraenond.n


Chicago. June rs. - Corn developed
great strength today. showing an advance
Of over DC at one time, and closing at the
highest levels for active futures since
1920. Light receipts pronounced stability
S in the cash situation and very gloomy
outlook for the growing crop ali com
bined TO boost prices in the yellow cereal.
Wheat did not receive aggressive support,
but moved higher with corn.
Wheat closed &c to NC higher; corn
81 &c up, and rye ruled sc to u advance.
Buyers in wheat in many instances
were hesitant about following the swells,
and were credited with selling out and
centering attention on coarse grains. I'm
proved weather conditions in Canada,
Norable messages from our own spring
wheat territory tended to dampen bull
lSh ardor
Corn scared rapidly, Trade in July
in the September Wild buying was on, es-
he of ths last nd
Louis today sold et the dollar mark.
while tho No. grades reached s5c mere.
December corn was relatively easy.
July oats had a field day. advancing
higher. Elevator interests were liberal
September at 1ac difference
Rye. like wheat, was more less
neglected. Outside interest was small
and the market wanted for support on
the hard spots
PROVISIONS were active and strong. Lard
closed 7l2c to 121ac higher. and ribs were
lae to 1Oc higher.
Pit Notes.
Winnipeg hit highs for the year,
and finished relatively firmer than Chi
cago But best levels were not MAIN
tanned In the Canadian market. In fact.
there was sharp tumble from the high
point. Buyers in the spot market in
Winnipeg were said to be backing away
from the offerings and reports had it
that no boats would be needed to move
grain down the lakes until after the first
of the month.
Southwest conditions were favorable.
The mid month state report Of Nebraska
said the crop had made good improve
ment the past two weeks. New crop
wheat was reported bought in the south
west at relatively cheap prices compared
with the September, and the hedges
placed in the pit confirmed that some
wheat was sold by farmers
Rather startling bullish news was re-
ceived regarding the French wheat crop
and probable requirements this year.
credited to the French minister of agri-
culture. But the news fell flat a
acreage was some 1000. 900 below the
prewar average. Also that France would
probably have to import this year be-
wheat. compared with the customary TO-
100000 bushels. 1t further pointed
out that the 1923 French crop was over
estimated by 1900 600 bushels
1t has been contended in the local trade
for some time that the European crops
last year. while larger than 1922 were
materially over-estima ted. Europe absorb
ed wheat so rapidly during the past
son that many thought 1t was for other
reasons than because of Its cheapness II
looks therefore as though native stocks
most reports indicate. Europe has not
been active in the export market for the
last few weeks, but bulls ara beginning
to wonder how long they can afford to
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-26
New York Bonds

New York. June 25.-curious cross
currents in the bond market today held
down the average of prices although a
variety of Individual issues achieved new
1924 high records. Trading activity ex-
panded after an initial period OF dnllness
Although price changes were relatively
marrow. a widening inquiry for speeul-
ative railroad issues enliyened trading
IN that section of the list. Growth of the
consolidation movement among the rail-
roads furnished the buying power in
several cases and contributed TO substan.
tlHl Improvement in New Haven, Katy"
Denver and Rio Grande. Missouri and
International Great Northern liens. Erie
bonds were subjected to profit taking.
A strong underlying demand for the
nigh grade rail mortgages also was in
evidence. New York Central IS jumped
- points to 1924 top price at l07 *
Gains of a point so were recorded by
Pennsylyania- Southern Railway and Hud-
son and Manhattan issues. Investment
ouying carried United States Steel 5s
to the years highest level at 105.
The Atlantic Refining company COM
pleted negotiations with bankers for the
sale of sl6.o0oo 600 two to four year notes,
which are understood 10 bear interest of
AZ or per cent. Public offering is ex-
pected shortly
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-26
Chicago Livestock

Chicago June 25-United States De-
prrtment OF Agriculture. .)-csttle-Re-
ceipts, 5000 head: market. fed steers and
yearlings and fat she stock more active
strong to 15c higher; spots more on de-
sirahle weighty steers suitable for ship
ket. state kind from early in the week
fairly numerous. steer run included sew
eral loads good to choice bullocks: good
shipping demand: some long fed cows
held around Sil00: bulk fed steers, early,
81 b0W9.b0. bulls weak 10 i0c lower best
heavy bolognas around s465; less desir-
able kinds. s44044G0; yealers uneven.
ers taking bulk OF desirable veal calves
at s10.Oo0fo.25;. few 1880 and above
packers mostly ss.so9s50
Hogs-neceipts $4,000 head; market
steady to strong on desirab BILE grades
others slow. steady good shipbing de-
mand; big packers inactive; bulk good
.nd ,7 4 C shoies ,6 $50 70 92S,popnd butchers,
s25-pound weight, $40 q7'oo: balk desir.
able i4o 10 l50-pound averages, 1925
@6.5o; packing sows largely IS. s.2oa6 40;
slaughter pigs about steady: bulk better
strongweight, ib.50a5.70: heavyweight.
1890 Ilb; medium weight. t6.s0m7.1O;
lightweight, So 6s.s5 light light. IS. 35
a67o; packing hogs. smooth. se.2s9s.5s
ter pigs. tI75n5.75.
sheep-Receipts. 1000 head: market
fairly active; quality OF range lambs
generally below standard; fat lambs weak
70 5oc lower; sheep scarce. steady. feed
ing lamb prospects steady. no early sales
sl375Gl4oo;. good Idaho lambs averag,
tives largely $500. few $50: mixed
ewes and aged wethers So 90.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-26
Total receipts Ia 19s
SPOSITION-HEA FAD
Total ............. 1926 1921 sS4'

cattle--Receipts. 300 head Tone Of
the cattle market was not quite 30 dull
today Receipts were lighter all around.
and while the demand continued very
narrow packers took hold of the limited
offerings just a little more readily prices
ruling steady to. If anything, little
stronger AS high as $1,000 was paid for
several punches of finished steers In
the absence of supplies stockers and
feeders were nominally unchanged.
Quotations on cattle: Choice. to prime
beeYes. s9.5041025; good to choice
beeves, sS.65@9.40; fair to good beeyes,
IS .00I $50: common to fair beeves. 81. rs
a 500; choice to prime yearings, $500
$50; good to choice yearlngs, $500
$50: fair to good yearlings. 500 D7.50;
common to fair. yearlings. ss.ooQ7.0o:
fair to good fed heifers. ST. 25 a 90: com
mon to fair fed heifers, $1,000 6.25;
choice to prime fed cows. s6.75mS.00: :
good to choice fed cows 50. so W $50; fair
to good fed cows. sS756p5.25 common
tc fair fed cows. sl.50m3.75: good to
choice feeders s70OD775 fair to good
feeders. ss.oO@7.OO; common to fair feed
ers. $1,000 600: good to choice stockers.
Sc U7.50. fair to good stockers. $3.50 q
$50: common to fair stockers. $4.bOm ~
SO: trashy stockers. 50. 5Ou L. SO: stock
heifers s3.50G5.50: stock cows. $4,000
400: stock calves. s6.50Q7.50. veal calves.
$4,000 $50: bulls. stays ETC.. s4.2bW
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-26
ADVERTISEMENT.
BLhCKHEADS and
PIMPLES VANISH
MERCIREx HEALS
New Scientific Treatment for
All Disorders of the Skin
Works Wonders for Exul-
tant User
MERcREx GUARANTEED TO HEAL

". Mercirex is the most sue
cessful preparation l have ever,
used. 1t brings all forms of skin
blemishes from underneath the
outer skin to the surface, and then
they disappear, as in my case of
pimples and blackheads. / am al
ways ready to recommend your
wonderful preparation"
Do you know why thousands of
people who once suffered from
eczema, pimples, blackheads, boils,
sores, etc., are more than willing
TO recommend Mercirex to-day? Be-
cause Mercirex gets results-heals
relieves the most obstinate cases
or you get your money back!
You can have a clear complex
ion-a healthy skin, if you will go
to the nearest drug store-buy a
jar of Mercirex and use it accord
ing to directions.
Not a patent medicine. Mercirex
is not made by patent-medicine
house. It is a professional prod
uct, tested, approved and now pre-
scribed by many physicians. Il
is the carefully developed product
of one Of this country's Oldest
scientific institutions.
Not messy or greasy. Don't con-
fuse Mercirex with dark, greasy,
surface ointments. Mercirex will
not soil your linen, and will not
advertise your trouble to others.
ltis practically colorless with only
faint, delicate fragrance. Merci-
rex penetrates through the outside
skin to the true skin, and there
acts on the nucleus Of your trouble.
Buy Mercirex at any drug store
for rs cents on a money-back guar.
antee. Write for free book on the
care Of the skin and scalp to The
I. d. Caulk Company, Milford, Del.
We also recommend Mercirex Soap.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-26
Ne,x Ynrk GeneraI-

New York. June 25.-Rye-steadier; No.
western, s7hc Z. o. b. New York, and
Wheat-Spot, steady; No. 1 dark north
ern spring C. T. T.. New York lake and rail.
s1.53A: No. hard winter (. o. b. lake
and rail, $1.30A: No. l Manitoba, lake
aud rail. s132, and No. mixed durum,
lake and rail- tf.22A.
corn-spot. strong: No. yellow c. T. Z,
track New York domestic all by rail.
Silly; No. 2 white, track New York
domestic all by rail. $116h and No.
mixed, track New York domestic all by
oats-spot. firm; No. white. s1@
Lard-Firm; middlewest, ul.3o01f4o.
Tallow-Firmer; special loose. 7u71se'
F1o,urEsteady; spring patents. se.s5Q
740; soft winter straighta, s. 25D 500
hard winter straights, 1926 1s.65,
Rye Flour-Quiet: fair 10 good, 1890
5 90; choice TO fancy. 1906 m5.25.
CornmeRl-F'irmj fine white and yellow
granulated, s2.5042.60.
Bariey-steady; mailing. so6s5c. Q. !.
Essd,,sstesady; city bran, bran loo-PP9ssqsd PPss sa
:, s2s ooG 800 No. .. s2s.Oo@25.OOi
shipping. sie 600 1000
Hops.steady; state. 1929 500 Sc
1922, 2a027ei Pacific coast, 1929. s3a
Po.k.6uief mess. 'as.oo@a7.oOi fam.
Rice-Firm. fancy head. IN hasc.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-26
East 81. Louis LIyestoele.

East st. Louis. June 25.-cattie-Re-
celpts. 1000 head. few fat welghty native
$50: low priced kinds steady Texas
steers. strong: bulk. s45OW6.65; light
yearlinBs and hefers. strong To shade
higher at 7.b0qs40; top veaiers. 50 90;
others, ~ b0@sf5: other classes. steady ,
200. bulk bologna bulls s87b6t2b
Sheep-Receipts. 2.b0n head. fully
steady: small bunch native lambs. fl3. %
bulk. ti2.60913.0 90. ouils So oOas so
Hogs Receipts 1000 head: strong 20
l0c higher best 22s pound and heavier
butchers. o5G714; bulk 14o to 9i0
pounds, s6.25@ 90. strong weight pigs.
G Is
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-26

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. June 25.-whest-
Cash No. l northern. ,l.22h 91.27h: No
1 darl, northern spring: Choice 10 fancy,
S1.3si7 @14sl7. good TO choice, 8. 20 y @
1.27h: ordinary to good. s1.24s 61.2Siz
July, sf.2s; September. $40. December
s1.21h.
Corn-No. 3 yellow, s0Ec
Oats--No. , white 50h db0&c.
Barley-61 175c.
Rye-No. ?. 69x T69Hc
Fiax-No. /. s245& Q2.4ox.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-26
ADVERTISEMENT
''T|Z" FOR TIRED.
PUFFED-UP FEET

The minute you put your feet in
"Tiz" bath you feel pain being drawn
out and comfort just soaking in. How
good your tired. swollen. burning feet
feel. "Tiz" instantly draws out the
poisonous exudations that puff up
your feet and cause sore. inflamed.
sweaty feet.
'Tiz." and only "Tiz," takes the
pain hnd soreness out OF corns. cal
louses and bunions. Get box OF
"Tiz" at any drug or department
store for few cents. Your feet are
never going TO bother you any more.
A whole years foot comport guaran-
tecd.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-26
Knn.na City Livestock


knnas City, Mo. june 2b..-Cattle--
Receipts. 200 head, calyes 500 head
slow; beef steeta and yeaflings generally
steady; top yenrlingH, $1,000 best handy
weights 80. 40: bulk fed steers and, year
lings 81 0OGla 90. no sales Texans. stock
erH and fecdera scarce. steady. bulk,
S5.b0m700
to 100 higher. mostly Toe higher. shles,
SO 70 N G. 90
sheep aud Lnmbs-Reoeipts. 5000 head
fat lambs 20 O b0e lower. best IdBhoH,
tl335. others 1890. top natives. ti2.6b.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-26

Sioux city. Ia. June 2b.-catti.-Re-
celpts 1000 head: market fairly active
fat steers and yearlings. ti0.b0: bulk.
GsJo: Gamers and cutters. s2.25@sbo:
grass COWS t350R460: yeals. 81 90 a.
1850: bulls. si25mb.25: feeders So so
a 750; stockers. s50OQ750. stock yaarl-
ings and calves. 1000 z 30. feeding cows
and heifers. So 00M 100.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 head mark ot
fully steady top. sG7O: hulk Of sales
te.0o@6.f0. 'iGhts, So 25Gg.6b. butchers
t6.b0m6.7n: mixed s6.1bQ6b0. heavy
packers, sb.s5@eio: staga. $500: good
pigs. s5.0005.25
sheep and Lambs Receipts. 100 head;
fuarket afendV
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-26
Kansas City GrnIn.

Kansa. city. June 25.-Wheat-No. .
sS hsTd ,St i'S sps No. asked ssd il4g
si.67A asked; December. s11ossc asked.
corn-No. 3 white, s7c: No. yellow.
98494hc; No. 3 yellow, 90 n q sc; No, 2
mixed, csc; July. 91% asked; September.
ssAc split asked; December, 75&e split
asked.
choice alfalfa, $20.00022 90.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-26
Chicago Cash Prices.

Chicago June 25.-Wheat-No. 2 red.
s1.15A; No. 3 red. sl.13A; No. 2 hard.
s115i1.
corn-No ? mixed, sac: No. : mixed.
"a % 95c: No. white. s4hc; sample grade.
oats-No. 2 white. 54hc; No. white.
53h D54c.
Rye-No. 2, 7sH97eac.
Barley-704s2c.
Seed - Timothy. t560nf50; clover,
s11.0011950.
Provislons-Lsrd. 5000; ribs, $1,000;
bellies 31O25
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-26
Now York Sugar.

New York. June 25.--Aithough firm to-
day. raw sugar quotations were unchang-
ed at 5.2sc. duty paid. Sales Of 1000
baga Cuban 10 local refner were re-
ported at b2sc. while outport refiners
paid b.3fo for 1900 bags. all June and
July shipment.
Influenced by the steadiness OF the
spot market, sugar futures were
higher covering and scattered com
mission houso buying, but after advane-
Ing TO 4 points prices reacted on con-
siderable liquidation, closing one TO two
points net higher. July closed i6c
September, s.6bc. December. 3.b3c, March,
3.33c.
Except for a five point advance on hard
grades tho basis Of soc by one local re-
FINER no changes occurred In refined
sugar List prices ranged from 670c 10
OQc for fine granuiated. with con-
unued good withdrawal demand.
Refined futures were nominal.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-26

1000 head steady 20 strong. bulk
steers sfbO@9oo. top 1850
HoRs-ReceiptE 1900. steady 20 ioc
higher; top. ssa5: bulk. t6.bbm6,sc.
Sheep-Rcoepts. 1000 head. 25c lower:
lambs. f122hd11a.k0.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-26
Chicago Produce.

Chicago June -Butter--fsnwer
creamery extras axe, standards. agl4c.
extra frstE, asm3sihei firsts. 361s a ~ nc,
seconds. Satm3bhc.
EgRs-Iowct; rereipts 1T.1Sh cases
firstn. asa an2sc ordinary firsis. awe
storage pstk extras. 27o. firsts. 2tho.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-26

Boston. June 25--Although trading or
the wool market Is still Glow and unsa It's
factory, there seems TO be a little better
tone. Some of the larger houses feel that
prices win not show any further recef-
sion in the west On the local market
prices seem 10 be holding fairly well FOR
the last few days.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-26
New York Cotton.

New York. June zs.-July closed st
2e15e or s3 points net higher and later
months were pulled up By the July
strength. except August. which closed j.
points net lower in the general coffor
market today The close was steady
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-26
Oils and ItasIn

Savannah, Ca. June 25.-Turpentine---
Market firm, 7G%e, sales. 26B bbls,; re-
eelpta' taO bbls,; shipmenfs. bbis.' stock,
Rosin-Markst firm; snies 1.t43 casks
receipts, ,s27 casks; shipments, none
stock, so,24S casks,
=, Quote y. st9bi y. t440i EFHlKM
VIZ, n, N76; We, tb.6b. wWX, 1926,
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-26

Sheep-Recetpts, 5f5oO head. AdVice
from other eenters continued to carry
more or less pessimism and in face OF
he small supply at hand the market
displayed rather weak tone on killing
classes. Feeders were OF limited number
-and around steady. as was also the case
Id aged sheep.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Spring
sprins lambs 1b fair to "Jo sosd. ;ii.0SSs iis25:
feeding lambs, s10.7s ali rs; wethers.
clipped, s7.5o@s.25; yearlings. clipped.
S11.0041225: clipped ewes s3.00G5.z5.
SPRING LAMBS.
No. Av Pr
az Idaho .....................e7 us rs
FEEDER LAMBS.
50 Idaho ................ II rs
YEARLINGS AND wETHERs.
81 ...............1ID 7 90
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-26
Chicago Butter.

Chicago June z5.-The butter msrket
today was easy and unsettled with trading
quiet Street stocks were liberal dealers
were free sellers. but were unwilling TO
aha de prices in order to effect sails Buyers
showed no interest beyond immediate
needs The centralized car market vas
easy. with trading dull Supplies Of 50
score cars were liberal with dealers ark
ing premiums.
Fresh butter: 90 score. ssLc: 81 score
l3sAc: 30 score 3sc: SO score, s7isc: 81
score sshc. 81 score. 55Ac.
Centralized carlots: 30 score, sskc: -
score, 31hc: SO score. 36izc.