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Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1923-1933, 1925-10-21
FIREMENS SMOKER
LAST NIGHT WAS
GRAND SUCCESS
BEAN FEED AZ FIRE HALL SCENE
OF FINE GET TOGETHER
MEETING.

Last evening, before a large ana
majestic gathering Of handsome Sc
ward volunteer fremen, millions OF
Boston baked beans, disappeared with
much gusto. The rattle of the TIN
silverware and gulps of satisfaction,
mingled with the gurgle of quatfed
coffee, was all that broke the still
ness between and betwiX the hours
of $50 and 6:32 p. M, after which
unrestricted revelry broke loose IN
/ til 7:45 when the firemen and their
guests made way for the council
meeting.
The bean feed was voted sue
cess and due thanks were Offered
the committee in charge. Not a SIN
gle idle bean could be found, during
the cleanup, neither was there sol
itare hot dog running loose. Fresh
buns, and doughnuts with the regula-
ton open space, served as table or
naments, and later cigars and cigar
cites were carelessly passed about,
A number of the councilmen were
in attendance so Leon Urbach, presid-
ing officer, asked Mayor L. v. Ray,
to lead off with the oratory, which
he did, delivering a gem of a talk,
which the boys appreciated muchly
Councilman Selby, Holman and Helm
also made appropriate remarks. Then
in turn, Mr. Urbach passed the buck
along to Mel Horner, Charlie Cooper,
Ed. Rucker and several other young
chaps, all delivering like veterans.
DR.. J. J. Jensen, the liveliest live
wire in the Cook Inlet district, Prov
ed to be the life Of last nights par
ty, keeping the boys in an uproar
from start to finish. He was given
a silent vote of more power to him"
Among the distinguished visitors
was Andy Gump, who wears no mans
collar rendering with much enthusi-
asm, the following poem:
Twas the day before payday
And all thru my jeans,
l hunted and hunted for the price Of
some beans.
Not a quarter was stirring, not even,
jit,
Coins were off duty, milled edges
had quit.
Move forward, move forward, oldtime
in your your flight,
Thanks be to Chief Laning, who in
vited me tonight"
Much applause greeted the conclu-
sion of the "pathootic" poem. At this
point, DR.. Jensen rose up exclaiming,
"Ho, Squirrel"
bought my girl some garters
At B. & H. Clothing Store.
She gave them to her mother,
That's the last I'll see of them"
After the laughter had subsidized,
Joe Holman got this one of his
chest: At Seward the other day a
man asked railroad foreman for a
job.
What can you do?" asked the fore
man.
'Anything," replied the applicant.
"All right" answered the foreman;
take this oil can and oil the switch
es and crossings up the line"
After an absence of three days, the
foreman received telegram which
read: Arrived at Deadhorse Please
forward me some more OIL"
After the riot had been subdued it
was decided to adjourn for fear some
one might be injured.
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Jesse Lee Home School
Term Starts November z

Three teachers have been engaged
at the Jesse Lee Home, Mrs. r. v. B.
Dunlap, Mrs. A. E. Rucker and one
primary teacher, who will arrive Sat
urday from juneau. School will COM
mence at the home, Nov. 2.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

FOR SALE-Rooming House, furni-
ture and lease of a 16 room house,
steam heat, cheap for cash. Phone
Adams SO or write P. o. Box 1855,
Seward, Alaska. k-12-15
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;TOFFICE MAY MOVE TO
NEW QUARTER JULY, 1926

1e SAWard postoffice may remove
ew quarters in the Kawabe build
formerly occupied by Ellsworth's
.ge, if the contract offered by Mr.
Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1923-1933, 1925-10-21

/. Kugler, superintendent of the
Akutan whaling station, together
with the crew Of the station, were
passengers on board the Victoria
which departed out of Seward for
Seattle, early Monday morning.
Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1923-1933, 1925-10-21

of all descriptions; if
you have lost any keys lately come
to the Gateway.
Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1923-1933, 1925-10-21

Eaton, Crane and Pike stationery, at
the Alaska Shop. tt.
Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1923-1933, 1925-10-21

AGENTS-Fall line now
ready. Make SIS week and up sell
ing Bonds Clothes, made to mea-
sure suits and overcoats. Profits
in advance. Prices as low as $3.50.
24-hour service guaranteed. J. Wal
ter Bond Tailoring Co., 1871 Arapa-
hoe, Denver, Colorado. If
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SUITS! SUITS! SUITS!

JUST RECEIVED a shipment of high
class suits direct from New York.
/ was able to purchase these suits
at very low prices which enables
me to offer them to you at great
bargain.
JORDANS VALET SERVICE.
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Fine Toilet Articles and perfumes at
The Alaska Shop. tt.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-21
Volume in Stock
Market Smallest
Since Election
Sentiment Continues Bearish
No Snap to Rails; Sugars
in Favor; General
List Is Heavy.
BY RICHARD sPILLANF,
lnlNersal Service Financial Edif0Y

New York Jan. 20-Not since the cleo
lion have the transactions ON the stock
exchange for full session been small
as today. The heavy snowstorm was a
contributing element TO this contraction
in business, but the habit of a bull mar
ket to go dull under liquidation was an
other and possibly a greater
Transactions aggregated slightly more
than 1850. 600 shares. or a little more
than half of one of the big days.
Sentiment continued bearish. There
was no snap TO the rails. New York Cen
trail strong and higher for time
but slid Off later. while the st. Pauls not
only lost all their gain Of Monday. but
more too.
The recent decline In the rails brings
them below tho average price at which
they sold one month ago. while the in
dustrials on an average are more than
six points higher.
The sugars were in favor. American
Sugar being particularly strong. The
feathers, agricultural machinery shares
and a few isolated issues did well but
the general list heavy.
Selling pressure less evident than
on any recent day when the market
showed weakness.
After the tremendous activity OF Mon
day it was 10 be expected the grain mar
ket would rest bit. There was decided
ly less bulish fervor but 1t was consd-
erable OF II market nevertheless.
Argentina declare to be offering
corn delivered New York duty free at
81 ;35. That would be far below Chicago
prices
Al the clAse wheat was from NC down
10 Ac up the gain being in the new crop
month Corn off a to SIC. oats,
Is 10 &c. and rye was up IA TO exc.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-21
R A DIO#
Program for January 81.
Courtesy OF Radio Digezt.)
By Associated Press.

wsB. Atlanta Journal (429). 1913. or
WEEr. Boston 6s0s). 6. orchestra: 7:45.
bad boy: s. internationals; 10. organ.
ural science lecture; 1000. musical ;
WMAo, Chicago News C447.5). s. organ;
GO. story lady: s. lecture, $40, plano
concerto; 2, wMAQ players;
specialties; 7. lullaby. time; 7:lb. lone
scouts: D. farm program; .. soloists. or
wGN. Chicago Tribune C37o1. &. organ;
go, concert. quintet; S. classical. 10,
KYw. Chicago $3.50, 7. concert; s.
musical; $50. stage review. g. musical ;
s:o5 :, entertalnng piaps s:l5sz 90 revue
Riviera theater; 3. Hawaiian guitsrists.
readings. dance. Il, sones readings
WLw. Cincinnati (423), s, concert; s..
tertanment
WTAM, Cleveland $500, I. concert.
PWX. Cuba f400) 1880. concert.
voc, Davenport 4ss), s. organ.
KoA. Denver e323). s-11:so. orchestra.
vocal, Instrumental.
ira: 7:3O. music; 3. symphony.
WV. Detroit News t5lSl, {. News or
wBAP. Fl Worth star Telegram
(452.s) 7:3o program; $50 dance.
tk KFKX' Hastings, Hastings t2sss). $40. program.
wos, Jefferson city u4Os). 7:i5. pro-
gram. .45. address
School Of the AIT: ss.15. classical. 1l:45.
XIII. Los Angelo. Times fsss). s. or
ehestra; $50. children; $50 gles CLUB
o;3O, scientific lecture; II. instrumental
wHAs, Louisville Times (5.2.D. 1902,
concert
wCco. Nnn.apolis-st Paul 1l7), s.
sports: :. services: ?, musical: 10. orches-
wEAF. New York us.). &. services,
s:so. Army band s. Trio
WIZ. New York (455), 9. orchestra.
J. Wall st. Journal review: 40. n. Y. Z.
WIN. New York (sso). 8. orchestra
$50; spring styles; .. orchestra. II.
woR. Newark f.a5). 7. orchestra; 1880.
"Bshi1d .sa6 Circus Scenes; :. topics
WDAR. Philadelphia (5ss) $50. talk:
80 orchestra: $50. recital. sio7. or
WOO. Phladelphis tSMs s.so Or
ehestrs: 80: recital: 8 orchestra s;es'
kDKA. Pittsburgh (S0sD. 7:is. sd-
wcAE. Pittsburgh uss). So. Uncie
Kayees' s6~ Its. special; 10 comet
concert: IL. orchestra
wKAQ. Porto Rico $500. 6. concert
kPO. San Francisco l4-51. s.5e am
phians; $40. orchestra; 3 dance. le.
band: lo15. humorous philosophy
KFOA. Seattle 455). s=4s. program. {.
1910. Seattle Times
WBZ Springfield ts37). s.ls. talk. drs-
matte critic. $50. educational Frenr D.
lecturer; 7. contralto. 7.1s. soprano: -
singing orchestra. ). choir. sioiinisi-
KsD. 81. Louis Post Dispatch 6s4s1B.
ss45. ensemble. vioiinist: II. orchestra
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-21

loosen up In Just a
short time.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-21
New York Bonds

New York. Jan. e0.-Bond prices work
ed irregularly lower in todsys dull trad
ing. Reactionary tendencies predomi-
mated, but Mexican obligations and sew
eral industrial corporation issues de-
yeloped Independent strength
Impending discussions on Mexico's
financial position again supplied the in
eentive for buying Of the Mexican bonds
which lifted the 5s OF 945 up more than
5 points TO new high at 4512. Other
liens in this group scored gains Of l to
Marked irregularty developed In other
sections OF the list. Wickwire-Spencer
Steel Is. after selling above 90. fell back
10 around 81 at the close, net gain
Of points Wilson convertible IS,
Warner Sugar Is and Cuba Cane Sugar
IS We're among the other Industrial issues
to show improvement.
Railroad bonds reacted in limo with
the trend OF the carrier shares, although
losses for the most part were fractional
81. Paul obligations failed 10 hold at
the levels attained in yesterdays rally
and closed AT declines OF a point or so.
New York Central convertible es, Frisco
income and adjustment IS. Burlington
5s and Grand Trunk Is also yielded to
selling pressure
Bankers announced that So 900. 900 one
year discount notes for the city Of Bre-
men had been placed privately. Negotia-
tons were opened for loan OF about the
same amount for the Rlma Steel corpora
piece Of hungarian industrial financing
b pandled here. An offering IL expected
late OF $l1500.000 City OF Los Angeles
4 = per cent bonds, which were awarded
to a group headed BY the First National
bank of New York.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-21
Chicago Iivestoek.

Chicago. Jan. 2o.-United states De-
partment Of Agriculture, e,-Hogs-Receipts,
IN. 900 head. slow, uneven; mostly 10 10
l5c higher. pigs and light lights strong
10 25c higher. top. s1f00. bnlk better
grades wsghty butchers. sl0.651l0. 30
good to choice 200 to $50 pound averages,
.35D1n.55. most $50 tn 190 pound av
erages fa.50610.30: bulk strongweight
slaughter pigs, ts25fs.7s; most packing
sows. s1o.2091050; heavyweight hogs,
s1O.50d %. medium, 50 asodl0.ao: light.
50. .250i0.50. light lights. ss.0odlo.l 10;
packing hogs smooth. sio.25 10. So; pack
Ing hogs rough, sss50io.25 slaughter
pigs. s700ns75.
Cattle-Receipts, 1900 head; beef
steers slow; steady with Mondays de-
quality mostly medium; we'll conditioned
yearlings absent; few loads handy and
weighty steers s9.0Od105o some choice
heavies held around t1i.o0. bulk led
steers. S7.759s.75; shs stock moderately
active: steady TO strong bulls steady.
best weighty bolognas, s4.ib; canners.
81. 70 400. stockers and feeders scarce
firm; spots higher; country demand rath-
or slow; bulk. s5.bOG7.oo. moderate SUD
ply welibAd mesty steer. on ecuntry &C
count. s7.2567.s0; vsalers. 25 to soc hiEh
er: packers paying upward 20 sl1 So
numerous stronss handyweisht t2.oo 2
90 70 shippers
Sheep-Receipts. 10 0on head; dull; very
little early business. few sales choice
lambs TO shippers steady at 5000: pack
not operating; generally talking 25e
or more lower; fat sheep and feeding
lambs steady: odd lots fat ewes, $1,000 %
1880. feeding lambs. sls.5odlT.oo.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-21
Esusaa Citx JtVest,rL

Kansas city. Jan. 7o.-tUnited states
Department OF Agriculture Cattle
fod stesrs very slow; few carly sales OF
batter grades about steady: bulk feds, is
to 25c lower top yesrlinss, vi so; handy
weights t1065. she stock slow, about
steady; hulk butcher cows and hsfers,
81 3som7.oo, Gamers and cutters. f2,t0 a.
s55; bulls and calves steady; practical
firm; stock cows and heifers strong Ia
15c higher. bulk. t2,s5nb.00
HoEs-Receipts, 5000 head shipper
market Is TO 2bc higher. top. 80, IS; some
held higher; bulk OF sales. SO oodp10. 90
few early sales 10 packers around ibe
higher: desirable 100 TO 900 pound aver
ages. s10.2b@10.sb iight-lights, unevenly
higher, 1t0 TO 150- pound averages. fs1b
We.7b: packing sows, si0.10miO.1b, stock
pigs strong, t7o0m7b0,
Sheep and Lambs-Reeelpts, !, 900 head
killing claAses, 1T 20 25e higher, top
lambs. sls,2b; others s17s6mls 20. clip
pers, fib.l5: top ewes t1o75; fall shotn
wethers, $1,000.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-21

East ST. Louis. III. Jan, 2o.-HoE-
Reesipts 5000 head; early trade ise
part Of advance lost; late top. HOO,
bulk butcher hogs, 400 pounds and up,
s1o.ss911.oo; $50 to 200 pounds, 1900
@1o.so: 1so 10 1870 pounds. ti0.25nio.so;
light Iishts and Pig, lIttls changed; gooodd
6s.75: 12e to 1870 pounds. H.5ofa.o0,
light pigs. f.oo6s.25; packer sows f1o.oo
@10.1o.
Cattle-Recsipts, 1000 head; beet
steers opened steady. closed t5o 10 25c
lower: beef cows 10c 70 1bc lower; ton
light vealers $1,000: bulk. ti260; other
classes stesdy: most steers i7.oo9s7s;
heifers. s5boas,oe: eow. H;25Gb.bo
Gamers, t2.10m2.5o: bologna bulls. sto0
Q4.75; top bologna, $500; best cows,
900.
Sheep and Lsmbs-Reeelpts. 1900
bead steady; top lambs 10 outsiders
$50; 10 big packers $3.50; bulk OF
sales, s1s.00d1s.25; oplls largely $1,000:
best fat ewes. $1,000; nor strictly choice
balance ewes mostly medium quality,
ie.oo4aso; csnners and Gull grades.
q. 90 a & 90
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-21
ADVERTISEMENT
SUFFERING FROM
FEVER|SH COLD?

II the children are feverish. freb
ful from a head cold or catarrh WITH
nostrils clogged and head all stuffed
up just apply a little pure, antiseptis
cream into the nostril. Il penetrate.
through every air passage. soothin,
and healing swollen. inflamed mem
hrane and they obtain instant relief
Try this. Get a small bottle OF
Ely's Cream Balm at any drug store
Nothing clears the head so quickly
Count fifty. All the stuffiness. dry
ness. struggling for breath will he
gone. This Is SO much better than
drugging children that every mother
should use Eiy's Cream Balm.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-21
New York Curb Market

New York, Jan. 20.-Reactionary price
movements again characterized TO-DAY =
curb market. with the volume OF pusl-
ness falling off considerably. Prairie
Pipe Line closed second points higher
at 113Ia but most OF the other petroleum
issues failed to respond to rumors OF an
early advance in crude prices. South
Penn and Vacuum each closed about
point lower, but the net losses elsewhere
were held to fractions Heavy Duylns
OF New Mexico and Arizona land was IN
anticipation OF early report on the
geological surveys being made on hohe
Of its properties. ,,,
Public utilities were mixed. 1ehigh
Power securities dropped y points ana
Commonwealth Power ]. while American n
Gas 4 Electric showed net gain OF
l point al 10.
Most Of the radio issues lost ground,
alfhough Charles Freshman held firm
around its recent high level in antielpa =
tion Of dividend action q tomorrow
meeting Of the directors. The new Music
Master stock was active, about a point
above its recent offering price.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-21
New York General.

New York. Jan. 20.--Rye Flour-Strong
fair to good. IS. 5qs.55; choice TO fancy,
$s.s0Gos90
Cornmeal-Easy; fine white and yellow
granulated. s33503.45.
Rye-Flrm, No. western. ti.6s% I. o.
b. New York. and sl.67Ss G. l. export
Barley-Firm. mating si13Hl.l7, c.
T. New York
Wheat-spot. steady; No dark north.
ern spring. e T. Z. New York. lake and
rail, s2-24i9: No 2 hard winter, I. o b.
lake and rail. s2-sS y No. , mixed durum
do. $2.041z; No. I Manitoba. do, in bond.
S2.16A.
Corn-spot. easy: No. , yellow. c. /. Z.
track, New York. all rail. st.504; No. ,
mixed. do. s1.49R
Oats-Spot. steady; No. ? white. Tic.
Lard-Easy rniddlewest. ,16.55 q 1876.
Chicago Butter and Egg Futures.
Chicago, Jan. 20-Quotatlons furnished
by George +. Clark. 1927 Woodmen Of the
World building.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-21

East n. louis. Jan. ih-NecHInts1 NlhnN
head. market, steady; native beef steers
t7oon157b: yearling steers and heiiera
and feeders. N.b09s7b. calves - 90 q
10 90. canners and cutters, 81 oaS7s
HoEs-Receipts 5000 head market
sln7Bnf1fa good heavies, f1oaS61l 10
rouEhs sessq10 lights iooSai IS
pigs s776G 900 bulk. iesoMii rs
sheer and Lambs Reeeinta 500 head
market steady, mutton ewes - oon u rs
lambs tib 7sm1s76. Gamers and chop.
pers. t500Q6,o0
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-21
london Wool Auction.

London. ian. 20.-Business was slow ~
the opening o the first series of woel
auction sales today. Offerings amounted
To .ssz bales. Prices wers irregular
With the tendency lower Compared with
rates prevailing at the close of the prcvi-
Gus fale merlnos were down u per cent.
crossbreds per cent and Punta Arenas.
10 per cent. Cape Of Good Hope and Ma
iional grades were unchanged 10 per
cont lower. There were large withdraw ais
u Aiar-nas.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-21

CHICAGO Jan -l-The h1ffer maTkef
today ruled firm following sorne early
sales of p score At SIC Later IN the
day buyers we're paying size nut dealers
in most quarters were holding for more
money. TIE centralized car market was
firm with buying interest comparatively
light and trading quiet.
Fresh butter. ~ score s7Gs7kc; 81
score sszc 20 score Sc. - score.
55i1c. = score, 55c, - score, &c; Sc
score. sc.
score. 5stsr = score. S4i.r
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-21
Omaha Livestock

cattle-Reeelpts. 1o.soo head. The fat
cattls market was very slow and bids on
early rounds were anywhere from weak to
Is @ 25c lower than Monday. Demand from
packers not at all urgent and the
shipping outlet appeared to be narrow.
Buyers would take on the more attra ctive
weighty and finished steers. but neglected
he short fed and warmed up kinds. Cows
and heifers were in fairly good demand
and about steady at yesterdays stronger
levels and the same was true as to stock
ers and feeders.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
yearlings. ss.25411.00 fair to good year.
lings, s7.7bms.00; comm5n to fair year
iings. $6.25m7.75; choice TO prime heavy
steers. sfo.26m11.00; good to choice
steers. Ss.2bml0.25: fair to. good steers
S.754s.00: common to fair steers, Sc. .7b a.
G7.75 trashy warmedup cattle. $3.50 %
6.50 good to choice fed heiiers. s7.2b %
$50: fair To good fed heifers $500 "a
1875: common to fair fed heifers. $500 a
500; good TO choice fed cows. $5.25@6. SO
fair 10 good fed cows $4.00@5.25: com
mon to fair fed cows. s2.50@3.75; good TO
choice feeders. s7.25@7s5; fair to good
feeders. s6.40@Is25; common to fair feed
ers, S5.50n625; good to choice stockers
Sl.40@S.00: fair 10 good stockers. S6.60df
1885, common to fair stoelers 1915 a $50;
trashy stoekers. $4.75 @ $50 stock hefers,
81. so m 90. stock cows. s2.75m3.50 stock
calves, s400m7.0O: veal calves. $500
1000, bulls, stays. etc. s375u6.25.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-21
- Joseph Livestock.

ST Joseph No. Jan o-HoEs-Re-
.eipts seee head i5fssc higher. tor.
sos hulk. sIe.cnG1eSn.
tsftle-ksaei ipfs. 75na head. s'oz
steady 10 sc lower; bulk q steer. s. ~
q 2 IS TOP. $40 10. cows ard heifsrs
- rs 2 40 calves 81 90 q ie.5a. stcckers
and feeders. s. SO 2 So.
sheep ard Lambs Receipts. I snn head
slow. tending higher lambs si-.y 6
1875. ewes se SnT M
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-21

New York. Jan. 2o-A better inquiry
was reported in the local raw sugar mar :
ket today. resulting In an advance OF 1-lo
10 the basis OF 465c for Cuban duty paid
Sales were estimated at about l4S'oeo
bags Cuban and 5000 Porto Hican. 10
local and outport refinsrs.
Aside from January. which onened
decline OF points as result OF scat
tered liquidations. caused by the lssuanre
OF 100 notices, there was little change
in raw sugar futures The notices were
esined. the close being unchanged on Jan
uary and ono lower TO one higher on the
other positions. January closed 2sSc
March. 2slc: May, 2.95c; July. 3.n3cs
No chshges occurred in refined sugar
prices which ranged from $40 10 Zbc
for fine granulsted but better inquiry
was reported
Refined futures were nominal.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-21

New York Jan. eo.-Coffon goods were
quiet and steady today Lines of narrow
faneiettes opened for fsH 1895 by the
Amoskeag company were one cent a yard
less than the goods priced a year ago
Burlsps We're quiet Considerable dress
goods business Is heing declined on bids
below what mills can accept because Of
the rise in wool Wholesalers are doing
moderate Nniuma of business chiefly IN
lines for earlY delivery
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-21
Omaha Grain

Jan. 30.
Cash wheat sold on the tables today
demand was only fair and receipts were
Sufficient to supply all requirements. Re-
Corn rold from i c higher to &c lower.
Bulk Of the sales were made at the de-
cline, Receipts were 81 cars
Rye and barley was quoted nominally
Omaha Carlot Sales.
WHEAT.
No. No. ! h.Ta; sts. y car. 10; car. sisiY.
No. hard: . cars. si7sA; / car. u.7s;
No. hard: / car. si.z7a: / car. I'LL.
No. hard: / car. Ills
No. spring: car. si.7s.
No. white; car. ti.24.
No. yellow: cars. s1.s4h.
No. yellow: cars. s1.1s: cars.
sl22; l car. @l.2la; l car. &i.2o1.. car.
No. 5 yellow: cars ,1.15: 5 cars. tilt
No. yellow: l car. s1.10.
No mixed: ; cars. ,1.2sh.
Sample mixed ! os~s saFs 'i.0s.
No. white; ear. eoe;
No. white: l car, 5s1ac; car. 5s1s !:
Sample white: cars. SIC: ! car. 56cs
l car, sse.
No. .; 4 car, si5I
BARLEY.
Sample: l car. s3e.
Daily Inspection of Grain Received.
WHEAT.
Hard: 81 cars No. l, os cars No. ., -
cars No. 3, 16 cars No. 4. l car No. B: 4
cars sample.
Mixed: / car No. :. car No. S.
Spring. cars No. /.
Durum: ] No. 3.
Total. 13S cars.
Yellow; cars No. p 2s No. g..
SO ears No. 4. "a cars No. S. 10 cars No.
9; sample.
White: cars No. 2. IL cars No. 5, 3
cars No. 4, No. 5, cars No. 6.
Mixed: cars No. 3, 16 cars No. 1.
cars No. 5, cars No. 6. car sample
Total, 17G cars.
OATS.
White: 10 cars NJ. :. 63 cars No. !. 4
cars No l. cars sample.
Total, 50 cars
RYE.
car No. l. cars No. 2. / car No. ;.
Total. cars.
BARLEY.
! car sample.
Total. all grains. 400 cars.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-21

New YOrk7 Jan. ZU-J0ffee rutHFt
opened today at an advance Of TO
point. on the hisher early cables from
Santos but after selling 1T 1850 70
May. eassd Off 70 1850 for that position
under realizing or liquidation. accompsni
ed bv rumors OF an easier turn in tn
pointt net lower. Sales were estimated
a. 10000 bags Closing quotations Jan
uary 21 soc: March. 20 soc; May. 10 tbc
July. fs,65c: September. 1775o; December
i755c. -
Spot coffee-Firm: Rio II. zshc
Santos ~. 2sm2sIzc.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-21
Kansas City Cash Grain

hshsas CIty. Jan. 20.-Wheat-No 2
hard. s1.7s@1.es; No. ? red s1.ssg2o5:
May, 81; .s0ls July, s1.57n splif
Did; September, sl.45l2.
Corn-No; 2 white. s1.2shai27: No.
S,g7i.:: white: Sl,25 q l.2s; N9 2 yellow, .si27
mixed. s1.2sis 11.24: May. 1855. snI,f
asked July. st.29A; September. sl2s5S
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-21

10 Pbsv E&G bss. IS. .sss So
Z sla.s. fs.s .sassttisfii ne 500 i%si' 81 isi
SO eal Edison bss ~ IN ~
IS Std on y Y sIs.1o7. io7k lo7.
i:sS1fi : Sn ri : L &C g ff;s&,. sssss ss ~
Foreign Bonds.
! Ind nd T.,ss. BY Of Fin 4. I5:.1ssiss ,s.s ,ss
60 Russian rs. 80. IS. is.t Ia
io7 Russ rs ctt \ ia IN ~
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-21

Ex-Dividcpds. January 20.
Wrigley company, 2bc.
Yellow Taxi 21c.
Yellow Mfg. Co. 80 1-sc.
Homestake Mining Co., 500 and Sl.ot
extra.
Orpheum Circuit 15c.
Nash Motors. 1850 and $3.50 extra.
Nash Motors. pfd.. S1.75.