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office in the next election. Control
If both gives control Of county cleo
zion machinery. such as re-arIanC-
ing precinct boundaries, naming tn
election boards and handling sup
plies and returns
The new Republican board is busy
with plans 10 take the rest Of the
county offices I'm the next election.
including judges Of Criminal and ju-
veuile courts. three Superior courts.
Circuit Court, Probate Court ana
rrneenurnr.
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O. =. lies HOnOred

A day dedicated to the work of O.
B. Hes in the indianapolis Indus
trial Expositions of 1924 and 1921,
was observed Wednesday by the
Kiwanis Club. An inscription was
presented to him by Arthur Hood
Other speakers were H. l.. Dithmer
and w. b. Harding.
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browns self in Stream

BIZ THitef Press
ENGLISH. Ind Nov. e.-Whne
other members Of the family We're
away from home Miss Belle Wise
man. IS. drowned herself i'm a small
stream near her home. It was be
lieved she was temporarily insane
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COFFIN FACTION
MOVES TO SEIZE
CONTROL Of CITY
G, 0. P, Chairman Must
Have Police and Firenlen
to Be Supreme,

With the smoke Of the recent cleo
ton battle dying away. George Y.
Coffin, ex.chief Of police. sheriff and
county clerk. and now Republican
county chairman. arises rs the domi-
nant political boss in Marion county
Coffin has long Ied a faction of tho
Republican party in the county bit
terIy opposed by the old Jewett-
Iemcke and the Shark-Armitage fac
tons. Coffin was elected % mis- pres
ent position by Khan support last
spring.
Election Of two county commits
si0ners, coroner, surveyor. sheriff
and treasurer. nominated ny Coffin s
faction in the primary after bitter
opposition by anti-Elan clements.
strengthens his control in the court
house
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taurant at 1926 E. Tenth St. told
police three men came in his place
Wednesday morning, ordered food
and left without paying, pointing a
gun at him as they backed out the
! L.
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Weeks passed without news from
the local beauty. who had left town
to make her fortune In the movies.
Then ono day she returned and took
her old lob.
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was important to Coffin, as they cor
troll county expenses, county in
stitutions and roads. Many employees
are hired by the commissioners,
giving a chance to the party in con-
troll to provide workers with jobs.
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Supported Several Men

The present county auditor, two
Superior judges and four county
Sfport-
With control q the county COM
missioners assured, Coffin is laying
plans tG capture the county clerks
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The charm of :Ms frame house
plan is the effect OF spaciousness
acquired by Tho aIcoves at the
dream Of the owner In terms the con
tractor understands The job then
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-09-17
New York General.

New York Sept. 1s.-F'lour-s,uiet; /;
spring patents. s7oo97.5O; soft winter
straights. s6.25n6.5o; hard winter
straights s65OM6.95.
Cornmeal-Duli; fine white and yellow
granulated, s35003.60.
Riee-Firm: No. western. si21a Z. o.
OBJ New York and s1.i0i5 c. !. I. export.
Barley-steady; mailing. s1.0s@110 c.
|. (. New York
Feed-steady. city bran, 1oo-pound
sacks, s51.0O; western bran, do, t3i.504
32.0O.
Hay-ouiet; No. /. s2s 90: No 2. $500;
No. 3. s2-.oo@22.0o; shipping. sls.o0g
Hops-Easy: state 1924. $50 45e: Paci-
fe coast 1924. 24027e. 1923, 2oa2tc.
2 Pork-Quiet; mess. s2975, family, $50.
Bice-steady. fancy head. Iz9sc.
Rye Flour-Steady: fair to good. 1915 %
5s5. choice to fancy. sG.0o06.25.
Rye-Firm: No. western, si.14h T.
.. b, New York and sl.l2h c. l. I. eK-
wheat-spot, easy No. L dark northern
spring C. T. T. New York. lake and rail.
-S1.54h: No 2 har winter T. o. b. lake
and rail. sl.43a; No. l Manitoba do,
81 ,5ss; No. mixed durum. do. sl.45 y
Corn-spot, barely steady; No. yell
low {. I. I. track, New York. lake and
rail s1.3s: No. 2. mixed do. s1.36.
Oats-Spot quiet; No. white, 5shc:
feed steadier; Western bran. 1900 pound
sacks. s32.00G32.50.
Lard-Firm. middlewest, s14o5 @14.15,
Tallow-Easy: special loose, a.; ex-
\.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-09-17
Stock Market in
Rut and Brokers
All Disguised
Few Are Making Expenses;
Bakeries Again Feature of
Market, All Making
Strong Climb.
BY RICHARD sPILLANE.
rniverSaI Seryice Financial Edito,

New York. Sept. 16.-Wlth General
Baking up another eight points, making
they are termed again were the features
of the stock market today. Now that the
combination of the various corporations
has been pretty well discounted the
street awaits definite advice OF its form
Aside from the bakeries. crucfbie Steel
command the most attention.
II there was any feature 10 the dull
market II was in the rubbers, all of which
were strong.
Rails as rule were higher. The ST.
exceptions the common declining Il and
the preferred a.
OF the motors Maxwell, studebaker and
White were in demand. Maxwell making
a fair gain.
Brokers pretty well disguised with
the rut the market has drifted into. and
Micawh like are looking for some thing
to turn up. Few of them are making
expenses
Transactions Tuesday totaled sos, 500
Rails advanced on an average lis of
point.
Industrlals were up nearly 2-5 of a
point
Foreign exchange was slightly higher.
call money unchanged.
With the exception OF rye, for which
there was large demand, especially
for early delivery. the grain markets were
a Winnipeg newspaper putting the wheat
yield of Canada at 321 ,O00. 900 bushels,
anu cfedltlng the western provinces with
295, 0O0, 300 of this total was not consid-
cred accurate by American grain men of
prominence but 1t had its effect on the
market. The American critics allege the
Canadian statistican had not made al
lowance for abandoned acreage and sug-
gested the report was intended to stiffen
Canadian credit abroad.
However. that may be. the grain mar
kets We're affected adversely
Corn did better than on Monday.
weather news was disturbing. In one
section of Iowa there were heavy rains
and in another six inches OF snow.
Foreign buying was a reduced scale.
AT the close wheat was from \ to Nc
down.
Corn was from u TO = down.
Oats 4 to a down.
Rye Ase down on the distant months to
&c up September.
Lard was off from to 1s points
Cotton is meeting with more resistance
Sentiment continues besrish but may
change II the rains in the Atlantic States
prove TO have been damaging
The closing prices We're from is to 20
points down from Mondays closing.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-09-17


East st. Louis. Ill. Sept. i6.-Hogs-
Receipts, 1900 head; weak 10 Ice lower:
late sales 10c lower with extreme 15c off;
light hogs, slow; few best loads. 1905
mlo.60; early hogs. good; 160 TO 200
pounds, $1,000 1880; 200 pounds up,
tl6.40Q1o.b0; 200 pounds up. s10.25u
1o.40 good 140 to 160 pounds. largsiy
fi9.0 04i0.40; 30 to 115-pound pigs. $3.50
Wa.50; packing sows ss.65@7.76.
cattie-Receipts, 5000 head; native
beef steers. steady to 25c higher; good
kinds light weights showing improve
ments: top yearlings. fl0.50; western
steers steady TO 2Sc lower. range. $500
TOO: fat light yearlinRs and heifers, lh
n25c higher; bulk. s9.00ms.b0. bologna
bulls. 25c higher; bulk. .400mA25; top
veslers. il1.75 bulk. s11.5O. other xmas.
,teady; steady; beef cows s37b@Abo; Gamers.
sheep-Receipts. 3 500 head top fat
lambs. 25e lower: Gull lambs and sheep
ppehanged; top lambs to packers. fls 90.
few TO outsiders. si3.35: bulk sales,
fi2. .75913.00; culls mostly 81 90 few
medium TO good yearlings, f5.00p1o.0J:
kinds {400G14b0
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Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. Sept. f6-Hogs-Receipts.
-. 600 head; market steady to strong on
desirable grades; common kinds slow
killing pigs strong To CSC higher; light
lights strong to l0c higher; shipping de-
mand broad; top. 5000. better $50 q 225-
pound averages. largely $40 goa 10. 81
good and choice 1909 so pound offerings
and desirable 250n 800 pound butchers,
s9.7541015: packing sows, mostly $3.50
n 900. majority good and choice strong
weight hogs. 50 ss70@i0.3o. medium 50 30
Q10-45; light s9.10m1o.bo. light light.
s.. 356104O; packing hogs. sm.oih, IS 70
1s.I1; packing hogs, rough. s2oas.S5;
slaughter pigs, f6.25n 80.
Cattle--Rcceipts. 1900 head. market.
choice fed yearlings fairly active. strong
other classes slow; good 10 choice light
and handyweight steers steady, heavies
extremely slow; top long yearlings. l.40;
beat light yearlings. early. ti1.25: heavy
steers tl0.75. around 1000 head westerns
included in run. few loads steers TO feed
er dealers. f70OW7.5o: killers doing lit
tie. bulls scarce: steady: she stock slow
choice veal calves to outsiders strong
bulk TO packers. tio5on11.5o. desirable
light HtoclSers active.
sheep-Receipts, 5000 head. market
dull few early sales fat native lambs
weak to Csc lower at 1890 n 2bi few 10
city butchers. $t3.60. sorting moderate
no action westerns. bidding around
2be lower: best held al fi3.75. shcep p
steady good to choice range ewes to Kill
ers seas: talking steady on feeding
lambs. bidding t13.0oni3.i6 on desirable
offerings; 4-year-old breeding ewes. $500
yearlinEs to 3-year-olds, $1,000
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Omaha Livestock

Omaha. Sent. is.
nsfsp; ca1is Hsss ss: sSesg 81 sgi
1xe F.'%i5: dg: III: ns'sss %ssk - ,sss & s
ss ssms dys Tvs 'ss Wks aeo.1ss54 iS.sss ass'sss
Same dys 3 wks ago. 2s,2 17,4s1 54.05s
Same days year ago. .42.7s7 13.5s1,5s,775
cattle-Receipts. 1000 head. with
only a small percentage of the total
ruled active and stronger Grass beef
was in fairly liberal supply and slow sale
ket for cows and heifers was very dull
and unevenly lower. fully 35m50c lower
for. the two days. Business in stockers
and the trend of values was lower for
eveTythng in this line pr.
beeves. s1O.15@1o.e0: good to choice
beeves sS40 1910; fair to good beeves.
ss.75@9.4O; common to fair beeves. $500
s11;00: good to choice yeariings. $500
1925. fair to good yearlings. 1915 a. 9. so;
common to fair yearlings ,ss,d5e,s15:
fair TO good fed heifers. s7.O0@S5O:
good to prime fed cows, s. 500 5.50; com
good to choice gras beeves. $1,000
90: fair to good grass beeves. $4,000
,ee 9%mGg So fslr STEERS sras :, Ssevss
choice to prime grass heifers, s6.25dO
100; good to choice grass heifers. s5.25m
h.zD. 1alf TO goOu grass hellefs, sfVuW
5.25: choice TO prime grass cows. s4.60dD
5.35. good to choice grass cows. $4,000
45o: fair to good grass cows. sS25w
$50: Gamers and cutters. $2.00a325:
choice to prime feeders. 81. so a0s.35 good
to choice feeders 1915 m7.5o; fair to good
feeders. s5.75m6.e5: common to fair feed
ers. s5.00m776; good to choice stockeSs.
$1,000 fair TO good stockers. s600GD
90: common to fair stockers. s475m
s6.00; trashy stockers. s3.50m475; stock
heifers. s4.000 $50; stock cows. s2750p
s.75: stock calves. $500 7.b0; veal calves.
ss.o0@1o.oo; bologna bulls. s3.oo@ 400.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-09-17

$ew York. Sept. i6--eutton cloth
prices remained virtually unchanged today
IN restricted trading Increased inquiry
FOR cotton vans failed TO affect price
Raw silk quotations were 10 10 t5c be-
low yesterdays level. Announcement
was made that th~ American Wooien Co.
would open its lines of wamens wear
fabrics on September -. with the lead
INK Independents 20 follow soon after In
creased activity WAS reported IN both
heavy weight and spring hnes Of knit
goods.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-09-17
Kansa. City Grain.

Kansas city Sept 16-Wheat-No.
hard. si'2oh Gi.si: No. 2 red. ,i.a2a1.as:
September sf.20A bid: December. i1.24@
split asked: MAY. si3i !. asked.
Corn-No white. st13. No. yellow.
s1l4: No. yellow. sl.l3: No, mixed,
sl.Osh Gi.os; September fLioa. BID
December. $780, split bid. May !i.ei
bid
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-09-17

New York, Sept. 16.--Coffee futures
were lower today under liauidatlon fol
lowing reports from London that the state
Of siege at Sac Paulo had been extended
until the end Of the year. This evident
" unsettled sentiment here and lower
Brszil markets contributed to the decline
December sold off 20 1886, but recov-
efed part OF the loss, closing at 1b72c;
the general market closing 25 10 IS points
net lower. Sales we're estimated at So 600
bags. Closing quotations: September,
lG.50e; October. 1G.2Sc; December 15.72c;
March. 15.20c: MAY. 1850. July. fi40c.
Spot coffee. dull Rio Is. l7Ac. Santos
Is 22t to 23c
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-09-17

MinneapoiIs. Sept. l6..Wheat-IIose
No. northern, si,s?1s a 1.sl.s No.
northern spring. choice to fancy. N;3s
@1.455a; good to, choice; s1:St% @ ! 81 n,
ordinary to good. sl.3l a i.3S1s No.
dark hard Montana. on track. ia \ -
I.S4Z. to arrive. s1237s L34b: new
September. s1.2sh old September
sl.27T.; new December. 1919 old De
cember. s1.S2. May. s1.27%
Corn-No. 3 yellow. sl.l5G 1874.
Oats-No. 2 white, ASS M45Sc.
Barley-726s2c.
Rye-No. . A697hc.
Fiax-No l. s22SA
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-09-17
New York Bonds

New York. Sept 16.-Active buying OF
Liberty bonds. credited both directly and
indirectly TO the resumption Of the treas
ury's sinking fund operations. impaired 4
firmer tone to todays bond market. APP
proximately half the total transactions Of
$4,000 600 WAS made up Of sales in the
United States government list.
T Although closing prices Of Liberty bonds
we're generally below the highest levels
Of the day, substantial net gains were re-
corded by most issues. Trading centered
principally in the second AZ =, with a good
demand also for the third and fourth
AS
Scattered selling OF certain railroad and
industrial liens late in the day gave a
spotty appearance 10 the domestic corpo-
dation list, although a firm undertone
prevailed. Fractional losses were record
ed by st. Paul. Seaboard. Chicago & Alton.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber and Eastern
Cuba Sugar ISSUES
Prospective developments in railroad
consultations strengthened Rock Island.
Katy. Chicago Eastern Illinois and In
ternatlonsl and Great Northern obliga-
tions. The latters SIS reached a new
1924 top price on reports that virtually
all objections to its inclusion in the Mis-
souri, Pacific system had been withdra wn
Foreign bonds were firm. with most
Of the French issues displaying moderate
Improvement
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-09-17
Chicago Grain and Provision.

Chicago. Sept. i6.-Nheat-No. J reh.
t121: No. hard. 81 30.
Corn-No. mixed. si.2o; No. ? yellow,
ostsINo. white. sOa5ohe; No. )
Rye-No. 2 tiooil; Barley. T2 ssc.
Seed-Tlmothy. $1,000 100; clover.
Provisions-Lard. ,1s.42; ribs. us.s2;
hellles 81 Sc.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-09-17
ChIcano Hutfer

Chicago. Sept. fe.--The butter market
,oasy was no more ,han stetnay WIN
buyers showed little interest beyond I'm
mediate requirements. The centralized
rar market easy.
Fresh butter; % score. 57hs; ai score,
ssiss; 90 score, sbibc; 80 score. 5ths; 81
score. 3ic. ~ score. 35c; Sc score sac
Centralized car lots: % score. 56ic,
% scofe. aimaiHr; IS seore. a1c.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-09-17
Omaha Grain

Cash wheat sold on the tables today Al
a bout unchanged prices. The demand was
only fair and quite few cars were car
Corn sold around unchanged prices te
" lower.
Oats sold at unehanged prices to &c
lower. Receipts were rs cars.
Rye and barley were quoted nominal
ly about unchanged.
Carlot Sales.
WHEAT.
No hard. cars. s1.2oh: cars.
isS' No. hsrd; &d | 'as: car. ns.: car .,.sn4:
car; si;i9;, cars. sis, CARS 81 ~ [.
NO no.. ss5d: r. cars aas. ',1g cars si.i5'
No. hard: / car. s1.1s: car. n.12;
sample, ssT III. cars. n.1'; carr" n.i''
No. / northern spring; car. n.st.
si.G9S: | dar mraesi Sill. cars '- car
No Ne. minfa miaed car earl sliSi ii. car 'a1 car
No No. ! wbite: wbite: ] cars car; slC5l'' sicG7
No. yellow: 1 car. si.11h: car.
No. 3 yellow: cars. s1tOh.
No yellow: | car. s1.09.
No. s mixed: sf.0S.
No. . mixed: 1 car. s1osh: cars.
No 3 mixed: I car s1.Osh.
No. 4 mixed: 1 car. Sl.07.
Sample: l car. sl.07h.
No. 2 white: / car. 47%c: cars.
No. white: cars 47c: cars. 46&c.
No. white: cars. 46c.
BARLEY.
Sample car 75c: 1 car. 7ohc.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-09-17
81. Ln-cnh IANrstoch.

81 Joseph Sept 1e-1IoEs-nsceipts 1e
ooo head mstset ,s.t ieo higher TOP
Cattie--Recciptr, 1000 head. market
steady: bulk of steers. $1,000 10 90; top,
$40 ao cows and helfers - 2ba'.toi b
atoeksrH and feeders, fl-nta ksan.
sheep-Rooolpta 500 head market Is
II see lower. lambs. fl7oo9i5sb. ewsr,
SB.DQH6gb
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-09-17

Rosion sept. iG.~-There /. god
movement ~ wool in progress on. tho
Baaton market THE finer lines ~ do
nestle woods both fleece and territory,
,re In demand AZ very firm prices. Ter
fitory wools Of the medium and lower
grades are showing more activity. Three
Nshth and one quarter blood stock are
armer. Some sales In South American
fines nrs slightly higher
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-09-17

St Louis sept 16.-Wheat-Close Sep
tember. s1277s: December sl32A
Corn--Septe Sll5 "a beeehoei
Si12H.
Oats-september. ,4sc.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-09-17
Cotton Eufure. Omen


New York sent ls-cotfon future,
opened steady. October. slser. Decern.
her q tfc. January. .I45c: March
-i.7sc. Nay. 22-oec.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-09-17
HIDES. WOOL. TALLow
Chicagn Pnfafoss-

Chicago, sept lT--Pofafoes frsf1rg
very SLOW. market about steady on early
Ohios. weak on other stocks. receipts. II
cars total L. S. shipments. rs ears
Minnesota sacked Early 0hias. 1890
lse. sacked round whites. sle0qI %.
Wisconsin bulk round whites. 1880
~. 30 g p; Colorado sacked brown beau
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-09-17

per box. $3.50: lines. 100 count. carton.
s-,5g o,5fganre.-vslsneias. sxtrs fancy. per
ffium,9,csiifornl. ,pss5s esss ss.te 40 s'g
Grapefruit--Isie Of Pinea. crate. so.4b9
9Bsansnas-Per ID. ,7se,o. -. ,,,oo,
eranberrles-Barrel 1eo fbsf sl@VV'
box. 30 los. see ss;9on,rz
Quotable 1obbing prices for ~. Stock
ards 500 flats. ti25; pink meat. $50.
caulifiower-Per crate. ss.oo ,
per To2psP msnsst ost1as@s basRss. t29'oToa' t2'oo' 1
Honey Dew Melons, to i in crate
cele.y@ofsgon. doz STALKS. soeen..si
Michigsn, .dOz-. 75e. California. rough
onions-spsnish. crate. 50 lbs: .isO:
California, white, In sacks. &C per ID;
red globes. per ID. home grown. dozen
punches. 45c. in sacks 2 ise lb
Peppers-Green. martet basket. 70e.
Parsley-Per dozen bunehes. 5o97se-
RadIshes-Per dozen bunches. 45c.
Potatoes-Home grown. in sacks. 10
watermeions-crated, melons. &c per
Tomatoes-climax. basket. about ls lbs.
Lettuce&Head. per crate. $500; per
dozen. t1.75. hothouse leaf sec Der dozen
cabbage-2hc per IN; crates. &c per
Roots-Beets. s0c: carrots. ;1s5; tur-
nips s1.00: per market basket
Sweet Potatoes-Saney Hall. sob.
Katabagas~1n sacks. &c per ib.
Prices quotable. round lots dsss than
fqrfaq Firsf patent. i9 in ss-lb hses. s3.soS7cs;
a 5.s5 per Dbl; white or yellow cornmesi.
$40 per 100 lbs
Market quotabie per per ton. carload lots.
I. o b. Omaha.
Linssed Meai--s4 per cent protein. fu-
-.
brown @ sboftss ssTed s:ed; sfsy Short.
ss9s9; -four middlings. 1910: reddog,
Egg shelis-Dried and ground. ioo-Ib.-
Digester Feeding Tankage-so per cent
Hominy Feed-whits or yellow. 5000.
cottonseed Meai-45 per cent protein,
Alfalfa Meal-choice. September and
October. $3.50: 10 I septembes. October
and October. $500
Butternilk--condensed. for feeding "a
800 to 1000 lbs. &c u.
H9mlnsi foa8s gsi1,aS agoita,tonS carload lois
10. > 5000 IL 90; 10. :. .7.5oas56S..
No haia9d 3 oo srfr5sNe idds 70 ~
Lowlsnd Prairie-No 1. ss.o9 100. No.
Packing Hay-.5.5oa7so
:, Alfalfs-Choiee t1s.ooazo.oa: 70. l.
$3.50 g 800; standard. ;i4.oo a1s.oe; No.
| : si2 90 q l3. o.. No. 9. 3io.609uIz.gO
straw-Oat. 5000 800. wheat. 37ood
$50.
HIDES. WOOL. TALLOW.
Prices are quotable as follows delivered
Omaha, dealers weights ard selections:
Hides-seas sonable 70. /. SIC: No ,
&c green. a asizc: bulls s. ! r: brand
ed, nc. glue hides. 5Ac; calf I3I11szc:
kip. IL q sizc. glue skins SC. dry hides
lie; dry salted. &c. dry glue size: dea.
cons, 100 each; horse hides s4ad n 500.
ponies and giues. $50 each. colts. 25c
Wool-Pelts 81 p 2 2.0e each. dependinr
On size snd length OF wool lambs. s0cH
II % each. depending on size and length
of wool; shesrings. g 730c each; clips
no value: wool. go 41e
Iallow and Grease-So. ] tailow &c:
taliow Sc; No. tallow slc.
grease. SIC; grease. SC: yellow
grease. BIC. brown grease Sc; pork
crsekhngs. 5000 per ton. beef erackings
5000 per ton; beeswax. 5000 per ton
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-09-17

Nv YORK Sept. Is.-Poultry-TIve
irregular, no freight quotations. chickens
y express. "a q sc; fowls By express
Is9 20. Dressed steady: chickens,
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-09-17
N. Y. Curb Bonds

New York, Sept. ie.-Foilowing 10 the
official list Of transactions on the NeN
York Curb Exchange. giving all pohas
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-09-17
lax.

London. sept ls-Bar silver. s4I5-lsd
PEI ounce; money. 81 per cert. discount
rstes. short bills Ills rsr ce-t. 4
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Omaha Produce



BUTTER.
Creamery-Local Jobbing prices TO re-
tailers: Extras, 5sc; extras In 60-lb tubs,
3sc; standards ssc. firsts SIC.
table butter IN rolls or tubs; 27 2se for
packing stock. For best sweet. unsalted
BUTTERFAT
For No. l cream Omaha buyers are
paying &c per ID. at country stations; s3e
delivered at Omaha.
FRESH MILK.
Price quotahle. $40 per cwt. for fresh
milk testing 5.J batterfat. delivered On
dairy platform. Ona ha.
EGGS
For eggs delivered Omaha. on loss-off
basis. $40 rs per case. For No. !
fresh eggs, graded basis. 5iq ssc per doz-
en-. second, 249 z5c; cracks. Zl022c
Prices above are for eggs received IN
new or No. whitewood cases: a dedue-
tion Of 25e will be made for second ha = d
cases. No; l eggs must be good average
consist OF small. slightly dirty, stained or
or weakened eggs.
being paid for selected eggs. which must
not be more than - hours old. Uniform In
size and color tmeaning all solid eolors-
all cha ky white or all brown. and OF the
same shaded. The shell must Re clean and
sound and the eggs weigh rs ounces per
dozen or oyer. Producers must necessa RI
ly deliver their own eggs to benefit W
this latter Classification.
Jobeing prices TO retailers: L. s. spee-
'Aa4ts % g sue L. tnlEaH+ commonly
known as selects 54Gssc. No. l smai
POULTRY.
Prices qBofahle for No. ! stock. sii.-s.
Broileis. Ils6z ibe.. Is esc: springs.
q q 24c: Leghorn springs. IL a zoe. hons
lbs lsq gee. hens under 4 lbs. Isal5e.
ducks, Z ( Z, young lie, old ducks Z. :.
l04l2o; geese. Z Z Z. Io9l2c; turkeys
fat lbs Up. zoe; pigeons. 800 pe-
Under grade poultry PAID for at rnark.,
value SICK OF crippled poultry not want
Jobbing prices Of dressed poultry 6t5
reisi!srs1 sprinES soft. 81 q SIC breflers.
FRESH FISH.
r, Joooing prices anotable as follows.
haibut. 2sc. bulIheads 2cG 27c; catfish
2sq s2e: catfish. southern. 25c; fiIet of
haddock. 27cs black cod sable fish lSc.
red snapper. s7e. founders. SOC: crapries.
z5c; black bass. Sc spanish mackereI.
! 4 70 2 lbs. 2ac: yellow pike. &c. striped
chinook salmon. soe. silver salmon. sc.
frozen fish. "a &C less than prices above
Ing cod. lie. Oysters. 3sto94.2s pc.
gallon.
American Cheese fancy grade. jobbins
2tisc; double daisies. 23e: square prfats.
sec young Americas. Sc ionghorns.
3se brick. sc. AmburFsr. lib. stFle.
s1.-5 per dozen; Swiss domestic. Sc
sc.
BEET CUTS
Wholesale nrIrsS oftars sic. W -
e5c: No :. &c. No 5. i4c. No i rounds
isizc, No. :. iasr: No. : Ice NJ
chucks. lse. Na. :. Sc. No. T. &C No
plates. SIC. No. = s.. No j. &c
FRUITS
Cuotabie 1ohbinx prices for No I starl.
. Apples ona thans per bushel basket.
AApp. California GravepEfeins box seas
N Z, \. o. bellhoWer box. s..so; Wealthy.
Pears-Nestern Bartlett. per box. slaa
colorado Haruett bushel basket. sss5m
3 ~. De An5oas, all sizes. {L5o: Colo
rHa1 keifers haskef. sz.e8
feaches-ltah and Colorado ElhertaS
81 4onis3
81. Grenes-concnrds standard basket -Se
obafs crate. Sc AaiaEas crate 8 -
Lemons-ts1lIfofnia extra fancy uer
hnN- A-eet fancy. Per hex. 800. choice.