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Evening star., 1925-10-18

burglary The warden had taken a
fancy 10 him and given him a serv-
ants job In his house. He had escaped
after knocking the warden uncon-
scious and stealing his wallet con-
tanning the S1l 900 of the prisons
funds.
The simple farmers who had pick
ed him up by the railroad tracks
had treated him we'll and he had
never been rearrested. He had come
Evening star., 1925-10-18
All Green, If Possible,

Will-What kind of wood do thew
make matches with?
Billie would and she would.
1t doesn't seem possible that the flay
fever, which was causing the cannibaI
chief such discomfort, was caused by
his eating the grass widow.
Evening star., 1925-10-18
y ELEVEN
He Found Answer the Question: "Does Crime Pay?

"A bloke who's afraid to take chance
never gets anywhere. Steve Brodie.
Evening star., 1925-10-18
BY JOE TAYLOR,
Ex.Bandit

srasped his gun when Curly's power.
full swing to his jaw knocked him
bodily over the side of the car
Evening star., 1925-10-18

A RE you going to send your boy
~ or girl to college? Do you
"A know which college? Is he
1 \ taking the right preparatory
Evening star., 1925-10-18

E quote the old-time Sage OF
the Bowery e give point
70 our belief that chance
or luck, plays a most I'M
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-11

Total sales Monday. 1881 zoo shares
Today's p. n. sales. .206, 400 shares
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-11

New York, March 10.-Without any
preeipitancy in selling. there was n whole
sale decline in today's stock market Such
ia Vorites American Can, Baldwin, Pan
American Petroleum. Associated Dry
Goods American Locomotive. dropped
from y to Az points
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-11
ChIcAea IixSatock

Chicago, March 10.--tUnited states De-
pa rtment OF Agriculture l-Cattle-Re-
oeipts 5000 head: market. fed steers and
yearllngs slow; fully steady; quality rath-
er plain; several loads early at 5000 ~
100; best heaviss, tf1.26, average 1,495
pounds: bulk fed steers and yearllnzs,
ss7Bfo1050; fed she stock dull, around
steady: bulk butcher COWS. t415Q6.5b.
Gamers and cutters mostly ss.s5fiA16,
steady; bulls weak. spots lower; bulk de-
slrabls boloanss, fts6u5z5: veal calves
generally steady with Mondays decline
bulk 10 packers. ffi0odi1b outsiders
upward to 1880: stockers and feeders &C.
tiv~ strong; spots higher: bulk of sales.
Hoss-Reo.ipts. $4,000 head: market
very slow: mostly steady. at 1bc lower
than Mondays close; early top. si< 90;
bulk 1910 10 275-pound averages. 1873 q
1890 40 to 17s-pound averages mostly
tf3.25nf3.s5: bulk packing sows. fi2t6
di2.s0; piss around 25e lower; bulk
strongweishts. s12.7sglsoo: big packers
25c lower: heavyweights. si3 boG13.so;
weight, sfs+oGi5.so: light light. si2.fc u
1919: packing house. smooth, s12.so o.
1890: packing house rough, t13..5H12.50;
slaughter pigs. sfaoodis.oo
shsep-Receipts, 1900 head: market
very slow; most bids fat lambs weak
at late MONDAYS soc dtf.0o decline
| choice heavyweight. $3.50: good 20 choice
90 to npound weight. ttS.7641s.2S: COCA
sional saiss Of good fat lambs upward
20 III LAS; fed sheep steady; weanln z
lambs ssasoo lower; early bulk Of sales
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-11
General Decline
III Stock Market:
No Explanation
Only Once Since Election Has
There Been Such an Ex-
tensive Break: Few
Issues Stand Up.
By RICHARD SPILIANE.
j niyersal Service Financial Editor.

New York, March 10-Without any
preeipitsney in selling. there was a whole
fagorites as American Can. Baldwin, Pan
american Petroleum. Associated Dry
from y to ~ points.
Generally speaking everything went went
Coast Line and American Car and Foun-
dry type suffered with the others There
ga,. Vas quite heavy liquldation Of tho St.
that. receivership for that railroad is al
most certain.
There. was nothing IN the. news to. ex-
Steefs untitled tonnage report bull
ish. nlly as bullish as expected, but
Of the market to tho close. The fact Is.
improvement in general business appar-
ket prices would suggest and the market
is adjusting itself to tho actual situa-
Only few prominent stocks stood up.
Rails. oils. steels. equipments. tobaccos.
coppers, went down without being pushed.
In the cases of Baldwin. Can and a few
others It looked as II the bears did some
1t was noticeable. that the heaviest
trolled. This may have been due to de-
sire TO get rid of some excess baggage.
Allis Chalmers was conspicuous by It's
strength. The stock OF this company Is
being accumulated by one of the greatest
OF the private banking organisation It
is to be increased.
Western Union. ordinarily sedats In it's
market action. dropped ~ points with
out stopping at many way stations. There
was reason for this except that some
persons had loaded themselves with the
stock in expectation of an increase In the
dividend and were disappointed when It
didn't come.
Wilson a. Co. issues again were under
pressure, the preferred being the weakest
and going off 81 points.
Only once since election has there been
a break more extensive that that OF to-
days market.
Opinion was much mixed at the close
as to whether tho liquidation was over.
The grain market developed strength.
Cotton was little different in ITS mar
ket action from what has been the rule
of late.
The close was at = gain OF. from I 10
10 points.
Coffes off IL to Il points.
Sugar off TO points.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-11
New York Bonds

New York, March 10.-Bond prices
crum bed today under selling inspired by
the unsettlement In the stock market
and continued apprehension over the cur
rent tighteninss of money rates. Adverse
developme nts affecting certain corpora
tions contributed 10 the general uneas1nes
which was reflected In numerous recess
sions of l to points.
The growing belief in the financial dis
trict that plans TO readjust theaSt. Paul
railways financial affairs would be un-
favorable. intensified selling pressure
against the roads bond and depressed the
maturing more than points TO the low
est level In two years.
Lack Of buying support for other rail
issues was reflected in losses, of q point
readjustment 6s. Norfolk g. Western con-
vertible 6s and an assortment of other
Investment and mi-speculative mort
cages.
Appointment OF receiver for the De-
troit United Railways was followed by a
break Of Ia points in the company s
~ per cent bonds. Standard Gas 6 Il $
fell back points and Pan-American SIS
with a 2-point loss led the active oil is
sues lower
Publication of a tentative reorgani1s-
tion plan for Wll-on Il Co.. proposing an
exchange of new stocks and bonds for
present holdings. led to further selling
of the ~ per cent bonds, but the decline
was limited to a point.
Foreign and United States government
bonds moved irregularly lower. The local
reserve bank announced that subscription
books had been closed on the treasury's
$3.50, ooo.ooo offerings of bonds and GER
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-11

New York, March 10.--Ali groups of
stocks yielded TO selling pressure in To-
DAYS curb market. which continued TO
move IN sympathy with the decline on the
big board" -,.,.-
ssrvica common was the feature OF the
trading IN the oil shares Net losses OF
one % four points IN that group also we're
recorded by cities Service new stock, Con-
tinental Oil, Prairie OIL and Gas. south
Penn. standard OIL of New York and
Vacuum. =.
Revival OF selling pressure against the
radio issues resulted in losses OF point
or so IN Dubilier and Ware, but net re-
cessions In the other issues were held 10
fractions Glen Alden Coal dropped four
points 10 Isl and marked heaviness was
shown BY Lehigh Valley Coal certificates,
Continental Baking b.. Goodyear Tire and
Duz. all OF which closed more than one
point below yesterdays final figures ihe
declines in public utilities we're hela Id
4 uoInf
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-11
Omaha Livestock
Livestock receipt. a. the leading mar

Cattle-Receipts. 5000 head. Supplies
OF cattle were nearly az large as on Mon
day but tho demand was considerably
broader and trade opened active and
strong TO 10Rl5c higher. Gains were
especially noticeah hls on shipping cattle
OF all weight. Quality was about the
best Of the year so far and there was a
good showing OF steer sales clear mp to
$11.00. with choice light cattle at new
top OF s11.25. She stock WAS strong,
choice hefers bringing se.so. and stockcrs
and feeders ruled firm.
Quotations on cattle: Good TO choice
yearlings sssbT11.95; fair TO good year
yearlings. s9s5p11.00; fair TO good year
lings. ss.s5u9.7b: common TO fair year
lings s7.754s.75; good to choice steers,
t10.00011.25 fair to good steers. 5000
19.30, common to fair steers. SS.O0fp
800; trashy wsrmedup cattle. $1,000
T.75: good to choice fed heifers, 1875 ~
$50; fair to good fed heifers. s7.c5 q
s.25: common To fair fed heifers, s6.25
Q7.2S; good to choice fed cows, $3.50
G7.75; fair to good fed cows, s5.25 %
$50; common to fair COWS, s2,5oa4.75;
to. good feeders, $40 OSLO; common 10
fair feeders. ss.50@7.35: good to choice
stockers. ss.o0Ws.75; fair to good stock
ers, s7.25d7.ao: common to fair stock
ers. s6.2517.25: trashy stockerr, $3.50
1625; stock heifers. s4.50 46.95: stock
COWS. ss.25d450; stock calves. $1,000
ys.25: veal calves. $4,000 HIS; bulls,
stays, ETC., 1913 Gf 100.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-11

Kansa. City, March 1o.-cattis-Re-
yearlinss and handyweiEht steers fairly
active, strong; spots shade higher; hesy.
ss ,low, steady; best ysarlinrs. ii1.ss;
heavies, s10.s5; some held higher; bulk
fed offerings. ss2s@io.ib: butcher COWS
strong; hsifers. strong 70 shade higher
Gamers md cutters steady; bulk butcher
cows and heifers, sl.7bgs.s: cannsrs and
cutters. t2.s0d3.s0: bulls. steady; calves.
rs 20 soc lower: practical veal top. SO. so.
stocksrs and feeders. strong; top feeders.
$3.50; bulk. sG.254s2s.
Hors-Raceipt- 5000 head: market
slow: steady to &c lower; desirable $50 20
lo-pound averages, s1s.Boa1s.7S; bulk OF
sales, sl3.s0nis.76; trader top si3.sb,
one load. shippers bidding. $3.50 for
choiee heavy butchers ,pss,eik.ssr inseii,y. We
rows. sf..76 St3ob; stock pigs steady;
bulk sii, 90 aii.7b; few NJ 10 5000.
Sheep--R-eeipts 1000 head; esrIy
sales denirable weight lsmbs Is 20 CSC
lower; top. $1,000; others. $3.50 9iss5i
heavisr extremely dull; mono sold enrly
numerous load. without bids up To Ia u
hour. Sheep, slow; rhorn wsthers, N.,b.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-11
A Business Opportunity

exists for the man who wishes to be his
own boss and the owner of perma-
nent, ever-expanding. profitable mer-
chandising service. II may start with
800 capital, or $4,000. but il cannot
start without capital. The degree Of
success has no reasonable limit. II has
attracted to il and has today engaged
in Il. men who are conspicuous sue
eesses and Of long and wide experience
in merchandising. with capital shun-
dsnt for all their requirements and the
other extreme of men and women with
limited business experience and Quhiifi-
cations, and very snail capital.
No man is too big fd the business.
Men of strong professional standing
with splendid incomes have given ~
these incomes and their professional
work 10 engage in this service. with
success.
The business is merchandising, but
it entails a service that is unique. in
tenRly intsrssting-producti OF great
enthusiasm. and bresdly constructive.
I. makes you the Srestest benefsctor
in your community. town. city. or dis-
trict. and pays you $ resl profit ior
such henefaction.
Service is the foundation Of all real
success. ard this service literally en-
ables you TO take time from eternity
and Put I; into the life Of man. and
make legitimate profits in doing so.
Box n los. Omaha Bee.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-11
Buying Of Wheat
Aggressive and
Prices Move Up
Profit Taking Causes Re-
action From Top Levels in
Last Few Minutes of Trade;
May Is Buoyant.
ny CHARLES j. LEYDEN.
IniyersAl Service Staff Corresnondenf

Chicago, March Io.-Bullish digestion
serves, fair export trads and Improved de-
msnd for the cash article, particularly
buying in wheat today Fres, mevss ve
profit taxing caused reaction from TOP
grains advanced with the leader. Covering
by gss Soses fsaturs n all hgbsr pits
local rh' sas had now It In As rer
big line Of wheat. Commission house alb,
sorptIon locally was much Improved. and
The long Side Weakness wax nsre at snady LIVERPOOL %
Developed a reaetionary market during
@ fs but up s 81 srons bsnd.
Export sales were estimated at 500, ooo
.pns asa s ss hsrd
closed N@ad off. ~ ' wv
Corn displayed firnness,, Commission
port despite the sustained weakness In
the cash situation locally. Northwest
cash article " with discounts Sna up Sharply iSa bly,
The government report on farm reserves
proved q bullish document and induced
oats were Influenced by report. of .x-
port demand which offset tho bearlsh ef-
feet Of the government report showing
Rye traiied wheat higher Export
encouraging lTeSn
speculative buying as well as short COW
ering.
Provisions were firm with grains Lard
was a @7ihc higher and ribs were so ioc
higher.
Pit Notes.
Local crop experts are at conslders BILE
variance on their estimates as to how
much wheat remains in this country for
ssns, from 5000 oos = = 1o5Sss,S 90 bash.
we had but $4,000 900 bushels Of wheat on
March l. He believes that tho present
ticsily ' uieard Of BEFORE Rf Builish deduc- educ
tended 70 engsnd.r no little buying fe,
An encouraging feature Of the days de-
velopments the strength IN cash
wheat generality, Kansas City and 81
psting for the offerings. Fair sales Of
wheat We're reported for export via the
r,sr. no ous ha osed aer m Ihe etfar,"rs on
The movement of wheat from tn. farm,
interior markets OF Kansas today had
hut ~ cars. This Is generally the harbin-
ger Of light receinta at terminsls. tn.
idea was relsved from Kansas City that
this would gradually divert milling de-
mand from the interior to primary cen
The worlds svailabls supply OF wheat
900 bushels: this comparing With an In
against ass,ss,.ooo bushels a year ago
con,,dsrinx n. large shipments from al y
the available supply are only. natural
FOREIGN news had little effect. in todsy'i
eisners were stiil in need OF plenty q
erafn, and that they would continue To
bid for the offerings on all weak spots.
CHICAGO PRICES.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-11
New York Sugnr.

New York. March io.-An easier tone
developed In the raw sugar market today,
prices declining 1-1s cent TO tho basis Of
417o duty paid. Sales included 80. 00n
bags of Cuban at 4.s1: 5000 bags Of Cub.
an and $4,000 Porto Rican at 4.77c; all
10 local refiners for prompt and March
shipment.
Influenced by tho dsclns in the spot
market. raw sugar futures were easier
under selling by houses with trade apo
Cuban connections. Prices broke TO.
points. but near the close rallied partially
on covering and were finally unchaaged
IA net lower. March closed c.eec; May
so7c: July. ss.s2c: September. s.S7c. :.
Refined sugar was unchanged to y
noints higher with list prices now rang
ing from ooc 10 s2oc for fine granulat-
ed Rusine.s continued light
Refined futures were nominal.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-11

Chicago, March 1Os--whest--Ne.
hard. si.s4is No. . hard. ti.sSiy 81 !
Corn-No, mixed. sl.2Sh; No. yel
low. s1.2sia 1f.26.
oats-So. : white, soh a5iac; No.
white. 4sia 94ss4.
Rye-No. 8. 44ise.
Bariey-ss 1855.
Timothy Seeds. 251s.s.
Glover Seed--3s4. 90 132.50.
Lard--S1s.9f.
Ribe-sfe75.
Beliies-42lSo.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-11
Wife Deserted by Mate
g Months After Weddinl

Columbus, March 10.--Alleging that
her husband abandoned her three
months after their marriage and had
not since contributed 10 her support,
Mrs. Mathilda Harris has applied 10
the district court for a divorce from
George Harris. They were married
At David City September rs, 1924,
butswere living in Columbus when
he left her Mrs. Harris asks for
res<bratIon Of her former name. Mrs.
Alafhllda Curry.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-11

New York, March 1O.-Rye-Firm: No
western. ti,56, I. o. b., and s1.etA'
Wheat-spot. firm; No. dark northern
spring C. !. T., New York lafe and ran
s217A; No. 2 hard winter. ( o. b. LAKE
ss.02L; No. 1 Manitoba, do, in bond
t-.13is .
tracy NeS York lake and rail. s1.I4
No. mixed, do. si.4ois.
Oats-spof, firm: No white. sic.
Fsed--Essy; western bran. ioo-pouno
Hsy-wesk: No. 3, rs.oo92o:oc.
Lard-Firm: middle west, s1Ieo % is.ee
Taliow-stronR. special locse' sne
rrr1ninal. extra. y Q bid.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-11
Omaha Grain

March 10.
Cash wheat sold on the tables today
from l u TO 4c higher. Continued strength
IN futures caused "A better feeling In the
local cash market and tables wers we'll
cleared of samples. Receipts were 81
cars
Corn was slow sale at 20 10 &c
lower. Receipts wers So cars
io higher. Receipts cars.
Rye and barley were quoted noninally
Omaha oarIos Sales.
WHEAT.
No. l dark. hard: s-5 car. Ills.
HIS; / car. si.7.'s; car 'i..f7; car
No. ; hard: I car. s17ss; car. ,1ls;
No. 8 hard: / car, sisiis; S cars. si.7i;
2. ears. u.7sh: car. N.72h; l car.
10. hard: cars. s1.7s;. , cars. .1.7s
s1.72: I car. s1.so.
Ne. Nc. dnEam mIssa: car. car. Ill .i4ss. 81. car
No. 3 mixed: Is car. s1.72ls; car
CORN.
No. 2 white: :. cara. si13sA;
.,Ss. 20; o,ns White; l,,s' car 'li2A; cars
No. white: car, CSC.
;1.Ss; :5Ss cars 'i.''' cars 'i.as' car
No. yellow: 5 cars. &c; 2 cars, asc.
No. yellow: car. e1c; 2 cars, 9ic.
No. mixed: | car, s1l2is.
No. mixed: cars, s1.oi; cars, S1.o2;
1 car, f1.o5.
No. mixed; 2 sos4;, ssE:, '5o.
No. 2 white: cars, Sic.
No. whits: White / car is,se.
Sample wheat: 1 car. 4bc.
No. 1: car. s's7.
No. .: ] car 81 .35.
No. 8. "a car, s1.34h.
Daily Inspection Of Grain Received.
WHEAT.
Hard: 10 cars No. /, So cars No. :. y
cars No 3, 10 cars No. 4, cars No. 8, .
Mixed: z cars No. 2. car No. s.
Total wheat. 20 cars.
CORN.
Yellow: car No. g.. q cars No, 8.
2s cars No. 4. 7 cars No. s. cars No: 6.
White: 10 cars No. 2. 20 cars No. 3,
cars No. 4. car sample.
Mixed: 5 cars No. 2, 20 cars No. 8,
10 cars No. 4. l car No. s, car sample.
Total Corn. 1s7 cars
OATS.
white: 1 car No., IS cars No. 8,
cars No. L. cars sample.
Total oats Fl cars.
cars No. 9.
Total rye. cars.
Total all grains sin ears
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-11

New York, March io.-Pouitry-I.ye
stronger; chickens. by freight. 221 age
chickens. BY express. so15sc; broilsrs. by
55c: fowls. by freight. sac: fowls. by ex-
press. 32ds3c; roosters. by freight 15ci
turkeys. bv freight. 4oc; turkeys: by ex,
geese. BY freight, zoe. Dressed firm and
unchanged.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-11

New York. March l0.-toffee futures
opened todsy at decline OF to II points
In response to lower Brasilisn cables and
reports OF n very poor spot demand. MAY
sold off to is.sec under liquidation and
closed at 10 ssc. the general market clos
ing at net declines OF to ~ points. Sales
were estimated at $1,000 bars Closing
quotations; March. .o.ssc. May, 10. ssc
July, lsbsc: September. iT.sic; October.
II. 4Sc: December. ls.o5c.
Spot coffee. dull: Rio =. siH o .fe +;
Santos Is esi. . as.c
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-11
Inndar Wool Anctinn


London, March io.-Ihe wool auctions
opened today with a crowded attendance
aud offerings amounted 10 1880 bales
Prices we're weak and tvadirs was dull
Compared with the previous close msrircs
declined IA 10 30 per cent; cross hrets. 8
to 10: cane- Of Good Hope and Natal. "a
TO 80. and runta Arenae. 10. There were
large Withdrawals.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-11
Chicago Potatoes.


Chicago. March l0.-POtafOss-EafIv II
morning trading SLOW. market about
steady. Receipts. - cars: total |. :.
shi hipmenfs, s95 cars. Wisconsin sacked
round whites. 81. 90 q 10: some low
ssc. fancy. si15: Minnesota sacked reund
whites. il.o0d LOS: sacked Red Rifsr
0hios. - 20 q 80; sacked bliss triumpiis.
fancy $50: Idaho sacked russets. s2.iH.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-11

Sioux city. Ia. March le..CsttIsM,,Ks.
csipts. 1900 head; market fairy ae.ve
,sers sna ysariinss, H $500 s.eo; bulk. q; %
$1,000: fat cows and heifers' - ,pc cS q
year, s500afa.00: bulls. $4,000 t:so.
feeders, ss.ooqs.25; stockers. :s.Soy
$50: stock yeerlings and calves !a.9o
!sS; feeding cows and hsiisr'' '''O'~
D. ''iHHoss-nsceipts. II 1900 head; market =
l6y2oc lover top, sls;se euif, s,,,sbs1. shsy,
sf5's5 Sfa50; mixed. sis.oo0iz.so; pack
era sis.5oq stags' 5000 io'oo
sheep and Lainbs-Receipts, 1000 head
market 25q5oc lowor.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-11

East 81. Louis. III. March 1o-HossN.o
pounds and UP. .is;sS9i+oo; 10 ,h. to 80
sisa501s.75: lio913o pounds. si2.Sog
iS35 packer sows, sl::so0i2.76..
Cattls--Receipts, $500 head; beei
.teera active: steady TO strong; bulk
Ss25I1o.oo: beef cows steady TO 25c low
er; light vealers. soc4tl.oo lower; bulk
and practical top. si2.5o;. other classes
$1,000 cows. ,55ods.ho: canners. s7.bo
qs25: bologna bulls. fi.2bnS.oo.
steady; FED lambs. si7.5o8l7.75; cuils
mostly s140o: fat ewes, ss.oo4 900;
choicA aMea cunt bic At 50 2h q 0.2b.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-11
Kansas city Cash Grain.

Kansas City. March lo.-Wheat--No.
hard. t1.7<h g1.s4: No. red. !iso
asked: September sil5E spi. bid. -
Corn-No. white. N:11Q l.14ia: No
, yellow. s1.1s@1ls; No: yellow, nI2h
01ll; No. mixed, s1.1541.t May
H.21S split asked; July tl.2t% spill
asked: September. t1.25N split bid.
Hay-Unchanged.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-11

81. Louis, March 10,--csttle-Reoelpts
5000 head; market steady: native beet
steers ss.oonIe.boi yeariinG steer. ard
hsifcrs. stbod17.oo. cows ssoc6t.oo,
stockers and feeders. s5.noG7.7s; csly,s
1900 o 1850; Gamers and cutters, es.sa
IAbo.
Hoss--Recsipis. i2.5oo head; marssi
ioatbc lower. mixed and butchers, tia.st
dtt.fo aood hesyies. $1,000 10
rourhs. si2.6o1l2fsi lights, 1asSa
400. pigs, sil.750iS.Ib: bulk ~ sales
si7.shnilo0
sheep--Recsinis 4 MOO head market
prospsets lower; button Ewes. $40 a. to
lambs, rs ssr i7.is; csnncrs ana chop
psrs, eaoo1s.oo
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-11
Scents.


Boston. Mass. March f0.-Although the
wool market in general is quiet. buyers
are showing a little more interest in The
offerings Woolen manufacturers have
placed some fsir-sized orders for SECURED
wool. There is still an easing in values
OF fine wool but the medium and loH e.
qualities are holding up fairly we'll
Some very good deiaines have moved a.
around o. cents
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-11
Chicago spot Market

Chicago, March 16.-Dutter---Very firmi
receipts, 1882 tubs; last year, 1919
cars on track, 10 old. IL new; sxtras
nbjie; firsts, 4sa &c; seconds. st9 s7c,
50 score. tshc; ss score. <1c.
Essss'sssey sss.ipts is ,saoss sssss
old; 2b new cars; firsts. 2s92she; dirts
zsc. checkB ebc.
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New York Produce.

N.w York, March io.-Buttsr-Firrn
receipts. 1913 tubs.
Eggs-St~sdy. receipts. 4s,iis rssSs
nearby hernsry whites, closely select I'd
extras. 80 4ec. nearby and nearby west
ern hennerv whites. firsis 20 svsrRRe ex-
trss, sS6ssi,c: Pacific coast whites ex.
trss ssdssc. ditto firsts 10 extra fsrsts
stBssisc.
Cheese-Firr; receipts. iss.iiT rounde
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Sayannah Ga March f0.---Turpentins
-FIvri. s7i4c sales. 81 bbls; receipts,
% bbls.; shipments. So bbls.; stock, o,sos
Ro.ln-rirr1; sales, sts casks: receipts
no casks: shipments. 4,233 casks; stock
'sas ouststi"n.. ssS b. $3.50; D. p, q u
and 7. $3.50; x. s7.1b: NJ. ~ sb;. y, ss.e6;
VIC 1918; WV, 39.65; X, to.4o.
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~ Joseph I.ivestock =,

Sc Joseph. Mo, March I0.-HogR-He-
csipis. 5000 head; market weak 70 ibc
csttie-Receipts, 5000 head market
steady to strons; bulk OF sale. $500 q
gIo.6o; calves, tsooais.oo; rtockers and
shsep-Receiptso 5eao hssd; mssEss ,arsss
n m
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Minneapolis, MINI. March io.-wheat-
Cash: No. northern. ,1.7s% @1.soS; No.
s1.s5x 62.o7z; good to choice. 31.s3t q
1.s%x; ordinary TO good. sL7sS 11.s2%
ia dark hard 9ontans on track. si.isx a
seo0T; to arrive si.7e% 8..oos; May,
r.Te%; July. s1.Ts.
oats-No. white. ASK Hd4sl.c.
Barley-76Tezc-
Rye-No. :, %@1NA.
Eiax-No / is.05M30a
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New York. March f0.--Copper-Essy
electrolytic, spot and futures i4iz n141e
Tin--Easv spot and nearby. f53.s5e
5c.37c.
Iron--steady: prices unchanged.
LAad--Stesdy: spot. s.0oc.
Zinc--Easy: Fast st. Louis spot an
''iu Antiin ony|spot. sis.ooeist