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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
HAD RHEUMATISM
FOR YEARS
FOUND HELP At LAST
Tells how simple home
treatment brought relief
lAdvertiremcnO

Thousands Of rheumatic sufferers who
nave tried remedy after remedy in
vain, report that they have got quick,
complete relief from a very simple
nome treatment.
II have suffered with acute rheu-
matism for years." writes man from
Winchester, N. II. after having
.ried various remedies, Sloan's Lini-
ncnt was recommended to me, and it
stopped the pain. ! ain quito old
past sixty years."
A little Sloan's patted on lightly
and healing tide Of fresh, germ-de-
,troying blood Is sent tingling through
pain-ridden tissues. No rubbingl The
medicine itself does the work.
Soon tho swelling and inflammation
70 down. The aching stops. Almost
suddenly you find yourself really free
from pain, really comfortable at last
Get bottle today and have IL on
hand. All druggists --35 cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
. AUXILIARY TO MEET

The Ladies Auxiliary to the
Brotherhood OF Railroad Tralnmen
will hold It's next meeting in the
Union Record hail, 1915 First ave,
Thursday. November IL, ut 1880 p. IN,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10

The Neil shrine, nearing compile
ton in Tokyo, Is tho largest athletic
field in the Orient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10

'r61 United States has 10 chewing
rum factories -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
SPANISH VETS MEET

John u. Tanner camp, United
spanish War Veterans. Department
OF Columbia. Will hold a special meet.
ing Tuesday evening az It's hall al
2ist ave. $. and jefferson 81. De.
partmcnt Commander w. -. Downey
Jackson silhaygh and August Toell.
ner, OF Fortson ThyEssen camp. arc
invited guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
Drys Check Up Dry
Law Enforcement

In an attempt TO check upon the
result of dry Law enforcement the
state AntisAloon league has sen, out
ques;ionnsiros TO every justice Of the
peace. asking him for data on all
cases tried recently By him. The re.
quest 10 sent out under tho name OF
r. ". Hicks. state superintendent.
Mr. Hicks is attending national
meeting OF the league in Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
Plan Features for
Fort Lawton Park

Possibilities OF developing a polo
field. geological gardens and bride
paths arc being studied by the
parks committee Of the city plan
ming commission Ia connection with
the proposal OF the city acquiring
part OF Fort Iawton reservation as
city park
Committee members report q
Tuesday that Maj. Jesse Jackson
had propor>d the acquisition Of the
land II tho war department will re-
llnqulsh ltn rights Tho commission
gave tho committee additional time
10 carry on studies IN connection
with the project
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
Steel Corporation
Tonnage Increased

NEW YORK, Nov io.-irhs
United States Steel Corporation I'M
filled tonnage statement for oc-
,ober showed an increase Of 5si,sss
tons Tho untitled tonnage state
mcnt as Of October 81 was a.ios,-
.iss agaIns, 2TiT,.p7 on September
80. s,5is.So8 on August a. 1925,
and s.g:5.sTo tons October 81,
1894
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
(Advortlsement)
(AdvortisemenD
STOP ITCHING ECZEMA
Penetrating, Antlseptic Zemo
VIII Help You

Never mind how often you have
tried and failed. you can stop burn
ing, itching Eczema quickly by an
plying Iemo. IN short time usually
every trace Of Eczema, letter, PIN
pies, Rash. Blncltheuds and similar
akin dloaHos VIII be removed
For clearing tho akin and making
Il vigorously healthy, always uso
Zcmo, tho penetrating. nntiacptlc
LIQUID. II is the one dependable
treatment for akin troubles of all
Kinds. Hcmo Antlsoptic Liquid for
daytime use Use Hemo Ointment at
night. All druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
GRAND JURORS EAT
PRISON MEAL; IT'S
REAL DINNER, TOO

KISG county grand Jurors
IA ware in good humor
Tuesday afternoon when they In
spectod the county jail.
They started inspecting tho
prison after filling up on tho
regular Jail MONDAY meal.
They found macaroni. beef
soup, roast beef. veal croquettos,
potatoes, coffee. milk, topped Off
with n pear cobbler and hard
sauce on the menu.
Tho jurors wsrs 10 examine
tho physical condition Of the Jail
structure and investigate tho
sanitary and disinfecting sys.
TENS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
tAdyertIssmenti
Freshen Up!
incest Laxative,
"Cascarets" lOc

Netting else cleans. swsetens and
refreshss the entire system Ike
pleasant, harmless. candy.llke "Can.
earets- They never gripe. oycract
or sicksn. Directions for men. WON
en-. children on each box--dfug
stores,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
Bishop O'Dea Has
Audience With Pope

ROME Nov. To- By U. PJ-
The pope today gave an audience
10 Bishop oDea OF Seattle, Wash.
Bishop o'pea left Seattle recent
IS for Rome to make his dccennlal
visit at the Vatican
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-17
New York Curb Market

New York, April 1s.-Uneyen price
movements characterized todays curb
market. but the main tendency Vas
downward in sympathy with the reaction
On the big board.
Oils were heavy in reflection of the
large increase in crude production dur
ing the week ended April il but with
the exception Of mountain producers. ohio
OIL and Galena Signal, which fell back
or points the net losses were limited
to fractions.
Chief interest in tie public utility sec,
Light, which Was bid up nearly points
to a new high record at 17=. on a very
heavy turnover. Adirondack Power and
Light. American Light and Traction.
Lehigh Power Securities and National
Power fell back point Or so on really
lHs sales
Nickel Plate" issues responded to the
decision Of the interstate commerce com e.
mission denying the petition for indefinite
postponement of the hearing on the Van
swsrlngen sSoi % merger plan by advancing
Heavy oversubseription Of the Nizer
class issue resulted in the stock sell
ing premium OF 1850 share above
the offering price of $3.50. Other Elec-
activity and strength. Kelvinator advanc-
ing III points and Car Lighting and
Power improving fractionally.
Radios continued to show firm tone.
other indusfrials were heavy. Duss break
lur 2ls points tn 2Ai1. Gillette Safety
Razor slipping - to 6S7s and Durant
Welding poirt 70 1sN.
tered In few nenny issues such as Jib.
Kay and Hawthorne. the last named ap-
proc chig within a cent OF the years high.
New York. April 16.-FoIlowing is the
official list Of transactions on the New
York Curb exchange, giving all stocks and
bonds traded in
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-17
Cast Iron Pipe
Causes Another
Big Commotion
Stock Breaks Under Persis.
tent Selling, Leading Bears
TO Stage Attack
on Market.
Bs RICHARD SPILI4A>E.

New York. April is.~i'nifed StaiaS
Sast Iron Pipe. which disturbed the stock
last by its remsriase condne snis year dansed ssd
snot her commotion today. Under per
il dropped fs pIuaaf,s poHts IL heasy sai seliinF
s5 points down from its high Of the wear.
me me bears took advantage of its break.
together With rumors current that the
company has been somewhat affected bv
ioreign competition, to stage an attack
on the, market. 1t didn't have much sue
The market. as q whole. was spotted
of ofo undeqi9lng 1frsFiyap but made fair display
steer again being pushed into leadership
Some questionable reports were circulated
dividend rate was to be increased at the
meeting Of April IS. to IN per cents per
IDENTIFY this was not taken seriously for
dff71s Il f,s slid d. off closing at ll67s, loss
reRa Rails wspe 1.-The The strongest Of the groups
but not so with Maxwell "B., which MAS
Np . points and held most of the gain.
easily. 'o'N oii
The oils we're weak and there was little
issues Magma among them. Resumption
OF dividends by that, company was not
Ia tiaAen En- as suggestive OF general conditions
. The Chemical issues were strong.
-,'ltI ,fan AGRICULTURAL Chemical was up
sharply and Virginia Carolina preferred
was <up ~. The great Improvement i'm
NE me fertliizer business has led to expec,a-
non OF Nirgi Carolina being taken out
or rece1vership at an early date THE
bonds OF this latter company have had
sharp rise recently and 80 have the
common and nreferred
sugars which recently were very strong
We're soft. and industrials generally were
inclined 10 droop.
BUSINESS WAS in soruew what larger vol
9a1 9Ine than recently. but, there is no evil
dence as yet of general public participa-
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-17
Chicago VJyestoxL

Chicago. April fe.-Hogs-Recelpt "a
900 head: market fairly active: mostly 10
yard traders; shippers and small packers;
10 l9c higher than Wednesday. aver
age nulk ~ to i55-pound average sf2.s5
nizsoi strong weight slaughter pigs
mostly around. s12. so; bulk smooth pack
hos hog. '0n: l,t,9Sniis. =
Isfo; light. si25o@1s.Io light llrht.
n So. packing hogs. rough, s10s o.
II 30 slaughter pigs. s1f.oodi2.s5
cattie--Receipts. 1000 head: most
grades fed steers and light beef heifers.
weak TO 25c lower: slow at decline: XIII.
inF quality largely medium 10 good with
LIBERAL sprinkling good TO choice welghty
steers; latter showing largest decline
early top. matured steers. sff.35: average
weight. ilso pounds: some i.t22- pound
,mosoa ,,ng La; baIk fed steer, and year
time: bulk fat cows. s5.25d575: bulls
easy: .spots lower; few weighty boigna,
abov 1918; bulk. sf.75Gs.oo: veaiers. un-
even. good 10 choice, si.7ode2o: calves
upward 10 si0.00ni050; kinds averasing
Ito pounds downward. mostly $500 d 90,
stockers and feeders. scarce; firm All
weakn slight advance.
sheep-Receipt-. 5000 head: market
slow; fat lambs opening around Csc law
er; choice sl-pound clippers. sl..so: good
early bids. 25 10 soc lower: medium to
good Navajo lambs. s11.5o; two cars oi
good 10 choice California springers, aver
aging - pounds at $3.50 straight; fai
sheep. dull. mostly BIC lower: shearing
lambs weak to 25e off
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-17
Fast 81. LouI. Jive.tocL.

East Sc. Louis. III April ie-Hogs-
Reeeiptr. 1900 head; enrly market active.
10 to 25r higher; top. $3.50: bulk OF
sales, $500 nf2.1o; closing very dull and
weak; most OF early advances lost: late
sales 70 packers. SIG s0m LOO; some nn-
sold; light. lights and plga sold mostly
az early advance; good fto 60 ls0 pound
kinds, tf.751i7a0; good weight Killing
pies sls.oou $50; packer sows, $1,000
Cattle Receipts 500 head: beef steers
fat light yearlings heifers and bologna
bulls steady; Gamers and medium heifers
25c lower, beef cows shade lower. not
enough canners into make a market: good
and choice light vealers steady 20 soc
lower nt SO. .00m10.bo. steer quality plain
bulk. ss.75ma50: fat lipht venrlings 80
n 1000; most cows. t55o@7.0o: bulls
largely. tt7bm5es.
sheep and Lamhs--Receipts. 700 head
fat lambs. 2s 60 soc lower. good 7a-pound
wool lambs. si42b: no choice kinds on
sale; best clipped lambs. tfi.2S: weight
50 pounds: aged sheep. $50 lower: best
wool ewes. 50 90; clipped ewes sT006
7ho; plain. quality ss-pound clipped
wetherh. s1.65.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-17
Entire List of
Grains Affected
by Wheat Slide
Liquidation in May Wheat
Continues Persistently
Upon Market Void of
Buying Power.
BY CHARLES J. IEYDEN.
Universal Service staff Correspondent.

Chicago, April f6.-Liauidation in May
Thes today ontT1sd 1asd rsther nt svps
and prices faded away, showing a loss of
i7ts cents from the high of the previous
day. The entire grain list was affecte eu
as holders Of all grains unloaded.
corn Was al to cents lower: oats were
.. TO II cents lower and rye ruled Sa
rendering wheat support off and on of
late on the setbacks apparently backed
the trade 1t, that wheat, especially
lhe May delivery. Will have to work down
foreign and domestic demand for the cash
Export wheat sales we're estimated at
we're 600 900 70 100 900 bushels and oats
closed at 5A to pence decline.
Corn STAGED brisk rally during the
badly. May corn slumped 6 cents before
the decline was checked. Liquidation
was largely responsible for the decline:
for the bad spill other than the heayi-
ness in wheat. Demand for cash corn was
fairly satisfactory and the basis was un-
Oats we're forced down with other
sralns News , pertaining 3 to S,r cats mas pees en-
rye was heavy and erok.. further than
tar
ing through through Commission houses: Lard
n'' IS to 3 Ger Cents I % Is*s-S ~ a.@' ''D
July wheat has been displaying remark
able resistance TO pressure recently. but
had bought on the unfayorable crop out
look became discouraged over the dis
@ bSes shsf Of Nay S%d
ing of the July by elevator interests also
ssd as he cose Msy IN whea
was &c over the July. Earlier in the day
the spread was around &c.
foreigners had lost confidence in the mar
ket and that liquidation was under way
was Off sharply with the futures. World
shipments. particularly those from the
southern hemisphere. promise 10 gradu=
plies however have not been decreasing
correspondingly with the reduction IN
world shipments that has already taken
The Canadian government report. show.
ing around f21, 900, 600 bushels wheat left
in all position. compared with 202. 100000
bushels last year. was regarded as bear
ish argument in the present market; The
supplies left In Canada are indicative of
a remaining exportable surplus OF around
6o.ooo.ooo bushels Despite the ,,os smaller ALE,
lake lake note of this fact until healthier buy
Trade in wheat has been narrow af.
fair for some time Prices respond
quickly to any evidence of buying or sell
ing The rank and file have been kept
on edge by these hectic swings. as well
needed to restore confidence in the wheat
market Is improved export trade or un-
favora BILE crop news. The condition OF the
growing crop is generally below normal.
but IL Is still early in the season, and for
this reason does not greatly concern the
trade
CHICAGO PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co, Atlantic eSif.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-17
Kansas city Livestock

Kansas CITY. ApriI 1f,-lUnltef States
Department OF Agriculture )--cattie Re
eeipts. 2.50o head; calves. 400 head. mar
ket very slow: few early sales. fed steers
and yearlings weak e. &c lower better
sTaas' SIan bulk s fsF top Sp'g ogr rsssr s.sr
lings tfobo: she stock steady bulk
butcher COWS aud heiferr. ssssrson; I;
calves weak 70 csc lower. practical veal
top, $3.50; bulls. strong 90 i6c higher
HossEReceipts, s.soo head; shipn-r
market active. foc 70 1se higher. mostly
lhc higher; tor. sissa: bulk Of saier.
fi2.3hnf255: hulk desirable 100 Ia 27n-
pound averages. sis soais.so: hackers
hIdding steady; f.o 10 100 pounds. sis.15m
pigs steady. si1.2sgfass.
sheep--Rseeipts s.ooo head. klillng
srs. tia.koMissS; clippers, 81 In. Two
lcFd- Arisora srfirr rmf.l rtea
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-17
New York Bonds

Sew York. April 1s.-Renewed institu-
denal buying OF investment securities
prizes worked into higher ground The
outstanding strong spots were the United
States government issues. everal Of which
est tablished s2h high records: the french
obligations and Nirginis-Csrolina Chem
iral bonds
Indications that there would be no
capital levy under the new ministry now
in process of formation for France. con
trbuted to the strength of French bonds.
which moved M I 20 "a points. The
advance OF these issues impaired firm
The new Polish - which have been
turned over in large voIume for several
DAYS. were less active. following the ex-
SO days. Prices of these bonds and OF
the governments g. improved modsr-
Virginia Carolina Chemical liens raj
terminal ion ~of recsivership for the COM
panY. The bonds At ono time sold from
n points higher and closed With net
lat ed 70 sonts extent bv the current fav-
orahie earnings - the Chemical company.
banks rediscount rate a. sis per cent
Tor some time. : believed 70 he assured
by the recent easing af money fates This
situation has been factor in the rise
new high levels for the year foday.
Ih9 recent lull in new financing vii
be broken tomorrow when Kuhn. Loeb &
60. VIII make nuhlle offering Of s2h.
oon. roo Missouri Pacific railroad refund
inz rer cent bonds ~ 9ea. Funds de-
rived from thte sale Will be used 10 re
for. additional capital expenditures
New York. April 1s.-Foiiowinr are to
dsys hlsh; iew and closing prices OF
and the total sales Of each bond
United States Bonds.
ttnited states government bonds IN
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-17
st. Louis Livestock .

81. louis, April 1G.--Cattle--R eceIpts 4
. 700 head; market steady native beef
steers. $3.50 1925; yearlinRs steers and
heifers $3.50 Gf2.0o COWS 5000 80.
stockers and feeders. s5,2b6s.50: calves
-. Q0n 1925: Gamers and cutters s2.2a@
AS.
Hogs-Reoeipts. 1900 head: market II
10 25c higher. mixed and butchers. f12 IN
fl1.00n1i.s5: liRhts. sf5.00@1320; pigs
&i1. 00d13.o0: bulk. st3.00mf315
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 81, 1000 head
market steady. mutton ewes. SO. no @ . 80
lambs. ti3.25n 1925; Gamers and chop.
pere ss.00MC00
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-17
Markets at a Glance


bicb.
Firm liberties level
Foreign Exchange Higher; francs continue to
Cotton: Lower; Southern selling
eak:p IN new low levels
Coffee Steady, favorable cables
CHICAGO.
Wheat: Weak; liquidation
favorable weather
Cattle: Lower.
Higher
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-17

ST. Joseph, Mo. April 1s.-Ifogs-s. .o0C
head ion25c higher: top. $3.50; bulk
.cattle-Reeeipts. 1.soo head; steady 70
1sc lower; bulk Of steers fs.0Omfn.k 20,
top. 80. 10: cows and heiferr. s3.50m1o.25l
calves - 5o1 $50: stockers and feeders
s525ns2s.
shecp-Receipt. 550o head: slow and
Mn95
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-17
Chicago Cash Grain.

Chicago. April 1s.-Wheat-None
Corn-No mixed, sl.06; No. 2 yellow.
f1.101..
oats-No. white. 45xc: No. white,
41a m42%c
Rye-No. 2. s1.12.
Barley-s3 a e3c.
Seed-rimothy. SIS 4Od65n. clover
sz0.0Om2s.50.
Proyislon--Lard. 1852: ribs. s17.oo;
bellies, $3.50
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-17
MINNEAPOLIS Cash Grain.

Minneapolis. Mimi. April 16.-wheat--
Cash No. northern. si.3ss 91.4ox: No.
si.55& @l.70a: good to choice. s144s a
l;54% ordinary TO good. s1.s9a @1.ss. !;
dark hard Montana on track s1.34s. "a
is$A; TO arrive s1.S4a 91.ss% May,
corn-No : yellow. ss6ssc.
oats-No. white, 57% G3s.c.
Barley-6e ns5c
Rye-No. >. eaR 11.o1L.
Flax-No. /. s2.72ia q 74i1.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-17
Oils and Rosi,.

:, saFasnnah. 20. ,April It.-lfurpentlne
rrm. sc G, sales las bhia., receipts. 2a7
bbs
Hosin---Flrm: sales 7s7 casks: receipts,
" 90 neazks
Quote B $40; n. .se.so: n. .ts.io. y.
go; q. ti,0s, n, s31a. T. s720, x
.sss. y ssI.ss, n, 1874. VIC. ts.95. WV
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-17

Kansas Elty. April 1s.-Wheat-No
hard. s142I1.65: No. red. ,1.s011.70:
May. 81 1.s9ie n15sa.: July, sf.5i "a Sep
tember, sl.25ia.
yellow, s1.06d1.0e: No. 3 yellow. s103
a OF; No. mixed. e7cd si.o1: May.
s6 NC; July, aeSsc: September si.00ss.
Hay-No market
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-17

cattle-Receipts. 5000 head. In the
aPssnss rh.rsasys of bsr. broad pd shiPing demand
very slowly at about Wednesdays lowest
leVeIs' npIs' the market showing 25 soc de-
shne Mond1o for the ne two I'd. days The advance of
pietely lost and prices are now all of
1egs5c lower lower than the close of last
light cattle were offered and 'es.fao6f BEST of
the heavy beeves were selling around
sloi2 . q 900. Cows and heifers were in
ably steady and there we're hardy enough
stock cattle and feeding steers on sale
undsst 10 establish quotations although the
unaer.one 10 the market Is unquestion-
9uo'tations on cattle. Good TO choice
earrings, 1890 a 90 fair to good scar
ings. ss.oo@s.ss: common TO fair vesr-
nee. 70 oo1z 800 a 200; good 10 choice steers
ss5; trashy warmed up cattle ss99m s,99B
s,9o: 90, good to choice fed heifers. $3.50
seo common to Ysr e fed "ersfs heifsr, $50 o. M
goo ss good 10 choice Ted fed cow. oS.s ,7's5 ,sSss q
common to fair fed ed COWS. COWS ssosSs.so: ssosSsse:
Gamers and cutters s2.oo@s75: good TO
,ssSss: .;sSss:. sss5 s%%'n to ehdss 5his
ss @ s fsshs fam%0n .tska4.r ts fair ,.gs .tgSS
saSs, ssS: soGk .sss hs,fers 81 ,t7sgs.5i stock
. A1.n0
s,eo; yea calves. 1900 o9lo.OO bulls. stays
HI Hoss-Receipts. 11.2oo head. Trade
generally was Of active Character
MIth MIth both shipper and packer interest in
the yards early. after the best butcher
grades and paying fully 1o@f5c higher
Ices Tor their requirements with ether
classes following the upturn. Bulk of
a., ~ sales was at s12.s5a12.s5 with top,
Sheep and Lambs-Receipt.. .ooo beaa
fairly large supplies again proved a
osIressing influence on fat lamb price.
and further weakness was spparen, ali
around Feeders and shearinr lambs
searc. S SLOW and weak with aged sheep
voos a. atom on sheer and lambs: Lambs !.
1000 10 choice t1tood14.so; lambs. fair
s1z,zS az q l2,.5; clipped lambs. sio Oils:
1880 1850; fat ewes, s7.ooSa no. ,sa
iings. s11.o0D12.oo wv seai
Receipts and disposition OF lfvsstoels a
re Union stockyards. Omaha Neb.. for
- hours ending at z D. M April IL.
RECE1PTS-CARLOT
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-17

81. Louis. April ls-Ciose: Wheat
Nay si,t5h; July. slS4is; September.
Corn--May. s1oog asked; July sf.osh
September. si.07 asked.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-17

NfW h0rh sugar.
New York. April 1s.-Further weakness
in the raw sugar market today again
sent prices into new low ground for the
Sales were 5000 bags OF Cuban for
prompt shipment.
The weakness In spots and the con
tinued favorable crop adyices led 10
heavy liquidation Of sugar futures by
the trade and Wall street forcing prices
into new low ground for the season. Stop
loss orders ware encountered on the break
and final prices were al the lowest and
from 6 to 10 point. below the previous
close. MAY closed 2.sfc. July. 2.s5c. Sep
tember. 3.02c. December, 3foc.
Refined sugar was easier ana IN
changed to 5 points lower. list quotations
ranging from 8 10 n S5c for fine granu-
lated. with no improvement in the de-
mHnd
Refined futures were nominal.
Chicago Butter and Egg Futures.
Chicago, April ls,-Quotafions furnished
by George r. Clark company. 1909 Wood
men OF the World building. Phones ia.
I11a3. AT a1s5.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-17
Chicago Cotton.
! open. / Nm. 1 Law. cloae- 4 Yes


New York, April i6.--f.IVe Poultry
Easy; chickens. BY freight. lsnsse; broii-
ers. by freight. 800 s5ei by express, SO a
| auc fowls by freight. 2sa a1c; BY sx-
prsts. seW slst roosters. by freight tlc
pre.,,d Poultry--Firm. prices un-
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-17

.prnr @ patents tent st sa5 ass5 ss9uFs soft rlntsi
strsighis. :, ss2S@s.75; hard winter
Rye Flour-Easy; fair 70 good, $3.50 %
SIS: choice 10 fancy. ss.s0d7oo.
cSrumea steady: fine white and vel
loss grannlated, s5.20m3.25
iEf--Neak; No. 2 western. sf.15. Z, o.
Wheat-spot' weak: 10 l dark north
ssns spring c. I. New York: York lake and
Isks % ana ralI 10 5s hasd ~NS6sr' nixs5 q b
durum.. do; si.5s%; No | Manitoba. do.
traeis, New York, all rail. ;i.2s; No.
Hay--steady: No. .. sci q 2s0o.
Lard-Easy: mlddlewest. sls.2O1165 30.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-17
New York Quotations

= New York stock exchange quotations
tnurnlshed by J. $. Bache & Co, 224l
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-17

New York Sugar

Minneapolis. April s.-Fiour-Marke
SC to soc lower: family patents. $500
8.s5.
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