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THE BEE: OMAHA. MONDAY. JANUARY 29. 1912. s tfore yoj decide to buy your . SUBl'BBAX HOME we would like to talk to you about our MSW AUWTUJft tVLNTHX CLLu ACHES. Tin beautiful suburban property Ik . situmed npat on the Beilevue Interurbaj. our iine, commandinir mwt Interest luff an pxtureque view. Th most CHARMING place fcr a COUNTRY HOME to he found anywhere. Prices and terms right. O'Neil's Real Estate & Ins. Agency 15ut Farnam St. V.H. Tyler IK't. Iml. A-Blt 51? X. suh , South Omaha. south ir. ud. f-h POfLTKY AK1 PET STOCK j IIEA ESTATK. Vctt ttUhwUCT llttio white pups. iFl'r "OTHLUDS FOR UlS gine weexs o,d; f jil-bloockd Pomer- ii ar.lans; good ht-use dura, -aire, 84. Mrs. Ft---. Xcltenlol. y:e. Ia. 19-ACSE. well improve farm !n Iowa. lURiSSI' 1'1-YMOl'Tii ftuCKS-nflv within 2S sill of Omaha. A big hargala fitsc cockerel of my cuompi exhibition i at tl35 pec air. Uood terms. Adurese and heavy ecg-layirg strain. -Prices very! K 111. Bee. !'. F. AhiquiH. Box D Amea Ave. , Omaha. Neb. !. e"Oll SALE Toy poodle pup. Earl W-ACRE dairy farm in the famous Parkos, nil No. atn Ave. Web. Payette valley, three-fourths mile to A CL'NNltvG Itttle watch dog wants a J?"," ncheese """ "J" rood homo. Dougr His. Inf V0! ore""1- tr"- Write J. K. Sheldon, owner. New Ply- GOOD OHPORTl NlTr- pairs mouth. Idaho. . of full blooded Homer pigeons alt branded. and working, for sale cheap. Object for Mlc.i. nelling. ill health. Address T aa, care , , nr.aha Boa. EXCHANGE for equity. So. Minn. tm- - proved farm. North 4 sec.. Mi-HJ-44. polk ! county, atlnncsota, one-quarter mile from j ni' .V W4, town: can all ba plowed; no imarove- llfc-Alj fcATATK ments: incumbrance, COM: due X years j BULMfcHa- 1OII)SA1JO.V "J f Ge asarutato. sunn. fVcctric gas fixtures. Omaha Silver Co. FOR liALiU acres good, level land." Ideal Cement Co 17ih jnd t-umtne n0 atone or stumps; ii acres under plow. meal Lament Co.. l.tn jnc Cuming. a (, oklwM: sood .; Euchs. gon A Bind. painting, decorating. t.jOo, half cash, takes n before February CITY PHOPEUTV FOK SALE. IS. Adam Moraat. Cambridge. Minn. FOR SALE Two Waul If ul farm homes, roil PALE CHEAP PeMrasie. mode?- and Ml acres, joinimc. ttocd land, to ri prioed reeidence In Cniversltv Place, cation and improvements, at mIVs from i!w sraat school suburb of Lincoln. Bight Twin Ciller Price M per acre, worth rooms, fine, large barn. Rood shade and tlD. B. D. Parsons, Btsnchfleld, K. F. D. in best of locations. Investigate and write No. I. Box 41, Minnetota. iwmrr. C K. Pterce. lw C. ft.. IJncoln. SeanMss ' SNAPS near Omaha, fs per acre no. m m Orin 8. Merrill, un nty Nat I BU. BVdg, JllTl IrTl HI C Oood section Vrlnirraved land tn weat- ST O em Nebraska: antv prea an acre. If yoa . sr. a w " double your money, write B-1IW, 111 Omaha Pee, Omaha. I JTTr nnOI FtJlt 8ALE-W acres, closo to unisha. A V A XXXfkJ Good improveniants. Harney &rr. 10K N. J;th St. WAVTED SITUATIONS WAMKii situation by Korean man: private tatrniy, cook. young i D 11M. Bee. ! OMAHA LITE STOCK MARKET .un.n'i'o.nl," I f Ctt!. Sttad, for the Ins desire p;)-"!tlOwk. lAcate an vhere. P. O. Box Omaha. Week. JSt'i .ru ZZZZcZ ! HOGS STEADY WITH A WIEK AGO Webster j tat Skerp Laaaka Have KlvrtM- aieil p ap4 iwa, hat at k flow f lk 4r 1a ! rifcvea R taker. EXPR1KNCD woman wishes diy work. Webater WANTKD Evealn lertcai work by youna: man o expertenre; univtrmity jrad-. ua te jref e reth-e OJ0I1, j PLAIN Jay work wanted. Johanna, rioiuen, narney f.wk . KXPJORIENt'bU air! wants position In doctor' office. fTtt HanHttAa, wM he r and yerllniu w re poorly tetetl h'ghr, at TlMip; 7 ::nrhanard, at 7$i0. ! uahtit. Total receipts were iihki.-- Keielpt- at the two Hrmaan port were. ate. m well. o trmt any lh in a gom in toe tva. against n.w lant yt-ar jun- i .way of matured muttons usually ld diahy revtpt8 were- 7.T4 hajr. anainst ' 'readiiy. Prime ernes v now ellinB up !, I5t year. New York wanhoiuie de-j . to iw ii whti wetbers wouid naruly pau lncris v?sierday were 10.' 0 hairs. aKtnt ' 1 the 4,c mark at bes;. Umb weight 132 last yar. Haiti wai repotted in four I yearJwt. hth dresra. ar -luotabi uj 1 out of five dlstrvttw in Sao Paulo. (pit I 'to J. Weather haa favMU to exert t-olfee, suady. ici No. .. ll; Santo No. any appreciable Influence upon the fat 4. lMc. iliid. quiet, Cordova, 1517,, iock t:-aae a. ine reiniceraior rar nerviotjj nominal. . la almost back to normal and product ta I moving freely. i Evaporated Apples aai llrlca Fra.4s reoaer ousinew iey ns oeeu iw'Kini NEW YORK Jan 7 - IX) 1 n III IMUmfl IU1 IU V IV. I n ruuilll a.iiaaB ai i.. j . outlet has been very restricted and of fer-j ,V'ui , 1st. Admission will be by invitations IKIK1 FK1 ITS - Prunes dill!: and ; Concordia Society Plans to Celebrate The Concordia Indies" Singing society will celebrate lu third anniversary with 1 a concert and ball to be held at tha Oer- ; man Home. February 11. Assisting at this concert will be Misa Margaret Dunn, -EVAPORATED 90praao. and ll.n Alex Grand Jean, violln- SOITH OMAHA. Jan. ZT. lll nelpt were: ci:r. :ii.. &na. FOn 6AUK Keith Co., Neb., farms: 1 naif and 2 quarter sections, improved; near stations; t3& and t0 ter acre; terms. Address J. C. Percy, Paxton. Neb. BENSON F. S. Trullinger Disriolving Piirtnership rtoBINSON A WOI.F, who were doing a very successful real estate and Insur ance business with offices In the Pax ton Block tor nearly eight years, have dtclded to dissolve partnership. Kach una will continue In the business for himself after February 1. 11 KOBINSON A WOLF. 48 Paxton Block. YOl'NG man. ai present Omaha; experienced in wholesale branch work. Y Ste, care Bee. DAT work wanted. II. MM. Official Mondav nm.i t ...... employed, official w.i,v ' vmrial Tnursoav.... Official Prldar estimate Falutday ... Six dava this w)i Same days last week. and 5. $74 . .t34 . 4.IM . iui KilTION as housekeeper for reapect- aoie wioower or oacneior oy miaaie-agra : gw j..., , wiitnw l-.ll fiimi or U.aulav or I ST " " ? W . atSO.lS TZ- s . m i ago.l9.aM WANTKO-Peeltloa as reedlt manager by young man; married: thoroughly ex perienced. Address Lock Box Omaha Ylll Nii man at high education wants position In general otflce or store; llr&t clas references: will start vtta small wages. K I1D4. Bee. PRAlTICAL young farmer, a. wishes work on farm: permanent. Addressj fiJ Karwam M. Phone H. W. EXPEKIKNTEO laundress. Webstar . liay work. D.4.Y work wanted. Webster iK.V LUE STOCK MAIikET OF WEST Oreisaat. FOR .'Ai.E-TownsHe. Ida lots and s . small farma, Six to Is acres each, on rail-i road, near here: ditches and roads hunt I - and platting done ready for selling', noud chance to locate colour wrh comnanv store: $ie.$ cash required. Particulars and references. Davis e Sharp Co.. Com mercial Block. Portland, Oregon. 8blp your block ice Soma Omaha. Save mileage and shrinkage. Your consign ments receive prompt and careful atten tion. I.lvo Stock. Coanaataaloaj Merchants. By era Bros. Co. Strong and responsible WOOD BROS . EH-w Exchange Rldg. Misreltaneeas. Parmer and land buyers aU oer the country are reading Bee want ads every day and snapping up eary larain offered. Rates IVj cents per word If run only one timo, le per word 1? run two or more times consecutively. Write and mail your ad today to Real Batata depart ment of The Omaha ilea. Pa eulta at j aura. Great West. Com. Co.. Omaha A Ocncer. W. It SMITH TbllN just handle slieep. JTA JI BHOa hsndle ;-alllc. begs, sheep. 17, Kobinaon ai Co., Kxclunge Bid. interstate Co. Bolter resulta. Ship to us. "cl.lFTONCom. Co.. ggBxchange Bldr l.. s. nongr.id ft CO.. as Kxcii. King. Cox i Jones Com. Co.. bunch of hustlers, "rarme I- 8. Com. Co.. SOS Exch. Bids7! lerotlt proceeds of shipments In Stock Ysrds Nat'l bsnk. Cnly bank at yards. Martin Bros. 4s Co.. 3-"rxch. Bldg. OMAHA. THE GRAIN MAKKKT i Weeks oka in 00.. Conslguments solicited. REAL KSTATB LOAXS OMAHA Property and Nebraska Inda, O KEKKK RaiAL MTATS CO., Hl New Omaha Nat'l Bank Building. WANTED city loans snd warrants. W. Farnam Smith A Co.. I3!ii Farnam St. MONEY to loan oh business or resi dence properties. U.IM) to KAMW. W. IL THOMAS, tot First Nat l Bank Bldg. WANTED City loans. 1100 to IW.OCO made promptly. F. Weed. Wead Bldg.. lth and Farnam. Peters Trust Co. CI A ttVTV KUftX Lcns. f,V and up. FOR SAUK BY OWNER on small cash payment down, balance eeuie as rent, two a-room all modern cottage with full basement and cement walks around houses. Prices from SMtR) to U.XU each. Phone Harney 4. II.SW Will buy a ft-room modern 'cottage, ex cept heat, not ftew, but In good repair; lose to 2th and Franklin streets. Per manent walks, all Improvements In street t.ad paid for. A few hundrod dul- lata down and balance tike rent Invest! Itste this at once. If you want a bargain. Property must be sold. Address I. ill. Dee. Hol.'HK, 3 lota, near car, fT&u. Wilson, (3l Corby. 2Vj ACRKS with house, fruit and other Improvements; near Beon. 'Phone Benson M7 W. ItKAL ESTATE FARM HOI H I, AN OS f-OR L1 Urltlaaj lulaaabla. Choice valley farms In tracts of in acres cr more on easy terms, within 1 to I miles Irom the towns along the Urand Trunk liclflo Railway between Fort Oeorge and lTlnce .Itupert Write for booklet de scribing this wonderful country. B. Meyel, District Salea Agent, Paxtoa Jlldg.. Omaha, Neb. CHOICF. fruit farms In tracts of It acres or more on essy terms; along the fkeena river near Pnnca Rupert. Central ilrltish Columbia. Call or write B. Meyal. district salea agent. tU Paxton Bldg, Omaha, Neb. Canada. , I MI'ST SACRIFICK good half section virgin nralrte, Upton. Mask. Famous wheat district. Other interest compels ras to sell. Write fur terms. Large list Iaiss--land farms alto. F. W, Crawford. Luse iand. Hssk. t lallromla. DON'T WAIT TEARS. CALIFORNIA PULL-BKARINO UKv. ti A KIJH. M-.INFY BACK IF NOT SATISFIED. t-M W cash and twin per month buys fivs acr-s with full-bearing fruit trees In Hie famous Bdwell orchards at Chlco, I ailfr-rnia. Pormenis Incluoe Interest and taxi. Your mor.ey back if not sat-i-fled upon Investigation. The Kidweit orchards are the most noted and pro i.ucllve in the v.-onderful Sacramento vai !y of I'alifornia. It's our confidence In this land th prompts this generous of-.-r. We're peaches prunes, almonds, aprlc-iui and Bartlett peats. Buyers' riiiroad fares, not exoeedlng fcis.su, will t- credited on purcliass price. Land ad j. .Ins the thriving town df Chlco (Ui i i. References; Any bank of Chlco, Anitiiiaii 2Vatlooal bank of San e'ran-CX-.-0 and First National bank of San KsiHin.. Send for valuable Information add (acts to U1DWKLL ORCHARDS. INC., Chlco, Cal. Omaha Nat'l Bank FOR BALE OR EXCHANGE 1 handle trades everywhere. If you want results write or call Dean. U Bee. D mi FOR BALK OR TRADE-leo-acre, good improved farm In tiarfield county. Okla homa, for land In eastern Nebraska, east em South Dakota or southern Minnesota. N. U Kelly, Mf 8. Jefferson St., Kntd. okl. WILL trsde a bunch of good vacant lota scattered around Omaha tor the equity In soms houses or flat. If you have anything to offer write C I1W, Bee. " WANTED-to exchange "prlxe-wlnnlng reach bitch for FSigilah bloodhound. F. Mestesnacher. UM Bpaldlnc Ave., 81. Iiuis, Mo. FOR SALK or exchange by owner, level prairie quarter, Stanley county, & D,; level prairie quarter, Morton county, N. ly.i level prairie quarter, with some grove, Kittson county, and 4 acres Kan abec county, Minn,; will sell sny or all snd give terms ar exchange ail for one piece. C. W. Prey, owner. South Shore, S. D. S3) ACRES, well Improved, in Stearns Co.. Minn.: K acres under plow. Wsnt tn excanae for automohiiea up to 110,000; balance, cash equity U3.0HU. K. W. JOHNSON. 4M Bee HIO. tl.Ots) STOCK groceries and queensware. new and fresh, still In the wholesale stock. will exehange tor heavy draft team, har ness and wagon, balance cash. Just the chance to start In ousiness for yourself. Address Y SSI. care Bee. grain merchants, tn Brand en. LEGAL NtlTKK. NOTICK TO I'ONTKAtrrORS- SEALED bids will be received at the office of the uniierelg.ted until noon. February MNh, A. D. Vtlt for the construction of an ad ditional building at ll Tubercular hos pital. Kearney. Nebraska. Plans and specifications are on file at the office of the Secretary of State. Cenunlssjoner Public Lands and Buildings, at the Hos pital, and the office of Burd F. Miller, Architect. Braodrls Theater Building, Omaha. ADDISON WAIT, Sec-rt-uy of stMe. KAILWAX TIMK CARD. IMO.v, g'l ATlU.H I'aistk and Ma t'alon Pacific Depart Arrlva. ..a t:4s am a 7:4apm .a 4:i pra a I tip alam all9ipm alltpm WANTED TO IILTT M-hand goods. Kieser, WX Center. D. Wtt WANT TO BliY-Stock of merchandiaa In country for cash. Box H9. Orr.ahs. TKAIi of young snares, with toal, also two or three voung milch cows to become fresh In March. Wanted for ahipment out of state. E 1195. Bee. CASH for one. two or three Dundee lots: put price snd legal description In first letter, i Bee. WANTE1V TO KENT WANTED Furnished apartment or flat bv cauole without children. References exchanged. K U.'-t Or,ia lice. WANTED- SITUATIONS WHlTel .ady desires steady placea of day work: neat, conscientious; does not disappoint engagements l'aone H. 2si. WANTED Position as housekeeper by respectable middle-aged '.aly. Prefer home with children. Also experienced aa nurse. Address Mra. Alarie mrner, ceu- aml delivery, ccincii lilurrs, ia. WASHING ami lroi'lug done. T.. H.i4 Florida. FLORIDA ul'riiTl.l.V wanieo as nanaKi-r of general stars, country town: e-tperlenced. o 411 Bee. BOOKKtI'IN'U and clerl;al work evenings anl Saturdays; use typewritor. address L 743. Bee. '1 riitU yctBg iad:ea. piano p'ayer and slnver. wani positiona In picture show; experienced. Douglas 4. si TTw. Bee. puHi'iiii.v waiued by competent la.ly iteitograp'ner: refwence as to ability. Harney H4. WHITE woman wanta day work. :u I 24th St. A-MJ. YoUNii lady desires position in oftics where there is a chance for advancement Small wages to stsrt. Can operate type writer. Webster Wis. n'ttT T XT ni.' OrVOUfrt'i WANT.!- position ss ninun e I riij aiu ui uu.io,iii secret servicing; goon reierences. u wn, We are offering is. X and 40-acre tract and upwards located in Columbia county i.esr Lai-e City, Florida, ww miles west of .lacksoiiviiiei and oniy S9 miles train St AtigutiCL. This property if Intersected .-v three railroads o! national reputation, i.'lilcli luriilsii tin best service at icaaonaMo rates to all markets at the V r'lud Slates. Vhe cUinate Is i.eal. Fine fartri are ihi-v lielng worked in our tract with i xceptiutiaiiy good resulta Own one of cur rams. Investigate our offer, bmail -:- t payments and easy terms. I.ov latua dally. Tickets good until J .IN I. P.OBT. C. DRI'SJSEDOW Ca (Sshs Agents; P3 Omaha NatloiAi Bank Bldg- Omaha. N-b. t-'eorwla. GREAT SOUTII GEORGIA Trv.-ersr.-1 b ihe ATLANTA. BIRMINGHAM 4fc ATLN- TIC RAILROAD. Lands sdapted to tJie widest range of iop. All the money crops of the sooth I-ten:it-lly produced. For literature treat ing with this coming country, its soil, fltmaie, church. school advantages, wiita 7. IT. LEAirY. DEPT. K. ticncral Passenger Agent, ATLAN i'A. OA. laisra. San Fran. Overl'd I. China 4k Japan F. M Atlantic Express Orexon Express Ix Angeles Limited.. all. 46 pm el.Mpm Denver Xpeclal a 7:04 sm a 7:3! am Centennial Slate Bpe'l.sll m al! B am Colorado Express a I JO pra a 4:5 pm Oregon-Wash. L't'd....al2:i0 pm atwpm Norm Platte Local. ...a I II am a 4 U, pm Orand Island Ijical....a 10 pm aio xiam Stronisbuig Local bU:tl pro bl:Wpm Wabash Omaha-gt. Ixwls Ex..a Wpm a I: Is am Mall and Expi-e ss a 7:03am all:Upm Stanb'y L. tfrom C.B.).b 1:00 pin blO ldam t-blraao, Mllsr aokee it. Paal Overland Limited a 7 SO pm af:ISam Perry Local aswsm aiirooom Colorado Exarass agotvni al:lSDm Colorado Special a 7:tt ant a ( W am Perry Local u:lepin bU:spm Ch I esse Ureal Weslere Chicago Limited al Spm Twin l ity i.imiten a so pm a 7 at am Twin Clly Expreas....a t :4s am al Mom Chicago Express a 1:41 pm Local Passenger.... ....a, fi:lG pm t'hlcao. Rock lalaa as Paelfle EAST Rocky Mountain Ud alJ Sam aid-IB pm Chicago Local Pass....bl: am bl0:lpm Chlcako Day Express. a 4:4S am a4 S0pm Chicago Express 4:10 pm a 1:10pm Des Moines I.ocal Pas a 4 27 pm a!2;li pm Chtcago-Nebraska Ltd a t pm a 1:09 sm WEST. C.-Neb. t, to Lincoln. a 1KII am a t:H pm Chicago-Colorado Ex..al:2Spm a 4 00 pm Chicago-Colorado Ex. .a 1:16 pm a 4:141 pm Okl. & Texas Express. a SOS pm all :4s am Rocky Mountain Ltd..al:t7 pm al2:30soi Illinois Ceetral Chicago Express a 7:10 am a 1:45 pm Chicago Limited a & pm al.wam Mlssoarl Pacific K. C. 4k St. L. Kx . .aJ JOsm a7:40sm K. C. It Bt. L. Ex....aU:lipra a t toptn Chleage Nortk-srestrrn NORTUBOLTND. Minn. -SI. Paul Ex a7:U0am Minn.-dt. Paul L t d...a J:00 pin a mi am Twin City blxpress.... a 7:46am al:-0pm .ux City Local a C:4S pm a 1:2s pm Minn. & nskoia Ex. ..a !.' pm at lSam Twin City Lliuiled a 1:4b pm a 1:30 am Minnesota Express ali:u9ain EAST BOUND. " Carroll Local a7:iiam a 4:10 pm Daylight Chlcagi a 7:40 urn ai:4upm Chicago Ical al!:feira a ,1pm Colorado-Cnicago ai tOpin a 1: pm Chkago Special slKm asttam Pac. Coast-Chlcsgo....a : ; .n as.aiprn I -oe Annekes Llniued..a M pm ai;:Wiim Ovirland Lliuited a7:aspm a :ISam Carioii Local.... e4:)0pnt alOuOsm Fast Mai a I 20 paa a J.K pm Cedar Kaiiids, gioux City snd omalia a S:S pm Centennial Stale I.'fd 12:40am 11. u pm IVESTBOI'ND. p Ijsic Pine ,.i IMm all Warn Norfolk-Dallas a SuOsm alO 1 pm Ixing Plne-IJncolsj a 3 li pm a 31 pm Has.mgs-.Suiierior ...br Hpm s W pm hadwxMl-tlot Sp(s..a l:Si pm a l j.ni Cssper-Lan der .a pm all:ipra Fremont-Aioion a :ju pm bl:Stpm Barliagtea glalloa -Teatk Masoa Barllatrt K.S40 B.S10 1,W a,m 7.KS km .441 it.: (9.5M 13 32 3 4i-i !.S4 1.011 4.4 4.715 .1 33.i SSJIS St. II I M.K74I '4. : era I loads of thin stock showing op from line nvvni iir lungs, enriy in me t-s . ..,. , , . , .... j7... ,..;.. .,., .,, ! rather easy with some shading of prices; The four days buy on country sccount ,.,. . ' . , i , w.i .,-it,.- , , t quotstions rsnge sc to issc lor i a.lfor- ' packers' tab. ; uuotatlons on Sheep and Imbs lmbs: linol tn chohe. KS4ft.'i: fair to good. 1". jOlsl.Si. - Yearlings: llivnl to rholce. to.lf.v.'o: fsJr to cood. H TSuij.li. Wethers: Hood to choice, 14 84.30. fair to good. 4.siis4 . -Exves: flood to choice, $3.st.2; fair to good. C2. same dava 4 w'ks age.l7.4M leiie davs last vesr . it The following table show the receipts of cuttle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for the yea.' to due as cuinired wlt.i at year: u:2 tsst. Inc. I"ee. aitie K0.JI1 IsMKJ 5.7U Hogs jgr.sss nidi I4f.es .. - Sheep iiljls IM.; :,H1 Too following Ub shown trs raage of prices pa-d for hogs a: south OmaNa for the last few days, with comparteons: C Hit 'AGO 1.1 YB STOCK MARKET Data . 19U . ii. 1 .!(., iss7. iIiK. Jan. Is., y tl i : I X-i osi : 1 4W S 3 jsh. iv.l 3 Sj-4I He S m S t: S -1 i Jan. :i.; i ; el i 4 t a Jan. .1 i SSI, e s r, (CI 4 !tl 4 il 1 3s Jan. n 1 li ttSj I 4 iK ( I 3 Jsn. ;i.i i M1.I 7 u. i r 1 4 l". i ii i c Jan. .l I m 1 7 r.s t oy a 4 :rt n i s 3u Jan. at' $6?s! ; 4:1 7;: a 1 4 $ 33 Jan. 17. I 7 4sll ea i M, 4 ! W Sunday. Receipts an'l disposit.on of l.vo stork at the i'nlon t'tock Yards, c'outb Omaha, lor twenty-four hours ending at 3 p. m. yesterosy : RECEIPTS-CARS. Catile.liogs.Hrs. C. M. ft St. p.. Wabash Missouri Pacific I'llh 11 I"acific C. ft N. W., east N. W.. west St. P.. 14. ft O C. II. it ij., east l.. . U.. west C. II. I. ft P., east Illmota Central Chicago Creat Western.. Total receipts D1SPOSITION- Omaha Parking Co Swift and Company..... Ctidahy Packing Co.... armour a- Co J. tf. Murphy , Other buyers.. I i 1 Is t IS .. 1 5 IIEAU. tattle. Dcsaand for t attle and Skrep Weak Hows Lower. CHICAGO. Jan. 27 CATTLE Receipts. 1 aw head; market, dull and weak; beeves, $4.?oljb.l: Texas steers. !!.404lL7ft: western atws. t4ii7; stockers anil feeders, ,,:,.:. eows snd li. Iters. 7:.10il. caives. ti.(a. HOOK-Reeelnts. head: market. s'ow. fc- off. lotlit. tA.wtr4.30; miie.1, is U fuVS; heavy. J6 sstinr',. rough, li.Mr CIO: plgft, H15V9.W. bulk of sales, Kle SHEEP AND LAV Br!-Receipts. 1.; head: market, weak: native. Vt.li4f4.7b; western. UilllUTi: vcarilnxs. H.SOttoSI. Ismbs. native, li teral., aestcrn, H 0 0C Knnsaa rlty l.lvo Mock Market. KANSAS CITY, Jan. R.-CATTI Re ceipts KM hesd. Including So soiilherns: market stesdv; nstlw steers. &"4r8s0: southern steers, KsNtlio: southern cows snd heifers. UOOtiSU). native tows and heifers 0O4tl.j. stockers and feeders. 14 (!.: bulls, Tot)MO: calves. S.75ef 7 .': western steer.'. to.00tr7 ; western cow a I3.t4i.ii HinlS-Ki-.-clpis, 4.ia head: market sieaily; bulk of sales. SMt :i; heavy. Xtt : iisckers and butchers. t.:.i:4f iiglns, V. svoii H); pigs. It ("Wo I SHEEP AND I.AM.BS-Rece!lHs, """c; I market slesrfv- millions 1 'i.Ui 4. 7a : lanitis. I i tt.0IViii.75: fed wethels and yearlingM, I3.&0 4S.50; fed ewea, t75nr4. SI. Louis l ive gtork Market. ' ! ST. LOL'IS. Jan. 37 -CAITl.K-Reeeipte. ' i T4M head, including 1i"0 Texsns: marxet steady: native beef steers. t4.30tss.SS: i cows and heifers, ti.U0l 50; stockers and . fiefers, 1.1 fskt6.50; Texas and Indian steers, K i4r7t: raws and heifers, is 00 Hogs. , ino; raivee tn carload kits. 15.eaei M. l HiMi8-Heieilla 4.i0 head: market 1-sii ! stesdy: pigs snd llchls, KissTieU; mixed 31 and butchers, J.Wis. god heavy, K3Ml . s,. SHEEP AND IJtMBS-Nono. ! MSI a Saturday there were Totals CATTLE-For more cauls In than usual, but still re ceipts were too liahl to make a market For the week the total foots up U.UI head. falling off of over ;. head aa com- parea with last week ami of over s.wo bead as oomiared with the corresponding seek of last year. As lias been tns caas for a good many weeks back the aus ity of the receipts has been very ordinary, to it is. tnere haa been a.i enltro absence of strictly prime beef steers. The market on fat cattle, while showing some tittle fluctuations from day to day, has really experienced no marked change. At the beginning of the week Driers had a downward leniency, but thla loss was entirely recovered later on, so that the week closed with the market back Just aaout Where it was at lbs close of last week. Cows and neifers have followed along the same line as beet einers. During the early part of the week the market de clined, but later en reouvered so thst desirable kinds at the close of the week are selling steady with last week. On the other Maid, the rommuti grades did not recover during the latter pert of the west ana tnry are around lotssbc lower than last week. More tbsn that canaera hart been ratter slow aalo all the weak. uuiie a little demand haa developed for stock cattle and feeders during the week As receipts were extremely light, prices naturally strengthened up and at the close are safely 1&4J2W higher than last week. Quotations on cetll': tlood to choice beef steers. H.S04J7 TO: fair to good beer sleors, le.0CM6.fi0. common to fair beef steels, S6.ombS.iw; good to choice heifers. K.Wisn: good to choice cows, ii.&oifti fslr to good eows and heifers, M.7Mnt : etmmon to fair con and heifers, 12.604j! 3.is; good to ciio tee otooaers anci feeders. p .40.?s: lair in gooa atuckera and feed ers. H60?k4; common to fair, stockers and feeders, glswit so: stork heifers. U S'. i4.40; vest reives, H0"W.U; bulls, stags, etc.. 13.UW5.M. HOUS-in point of activity the market for hogs waa tittle different from most Haiurday sessions, none of the larger buy ers seeming very anxious for killing ma terial. This attitude was partly Justi fied by very heavy runs on the first four dava of the week, Tuesday making a new record with Z3.SI0 head, but plenty of ordera existed desp?te the apparently dull demand. Prices ruled ateady to a nickel lower, the bulk selling Iste. with heavies In general favor at figures that were well austslned. Reostpui. matched with recent runs, hsd a very modest appearance, the esti mate calling for only (.100 head, but the supp figures were Ignored in packing circles, and It wsa well along toward tnldcay before a creditable c-earence was made. Sidppers and speculators bought a larger peroentage of the run than uaual, taking fully a dosen loads In all. The best heavy butcher hogs on Kg7e moved si $0-logons, the latter prlcu being identical wito yeeterday's tup. Little butcher stuff, bacon averagee and high mixed grades soid largely under lite tt mark, attractive lights finding an cutlet around 15 SO. Htrong weights, scaling at to tee pounds, landed at i.wo. ia must Instances. Compared with a week ago prices av eraged steadv or very nearly so. but tne range in values has widened more or les and 150 to ?xVoeund offerings are aeillng a little lower than they did at last week s close. Total receipts. Willie failing short of last week'a record by about 1.2U9 head. have been remarkably heavy, but tha oc- mand en most daia has beeo Dtoeu and reasonably active. Representative sales: Ms. ; . 71.. St. Joeepk Live gtwrk Market. ST. JOSEPH, Jsn. 17. CATTLE fie. eel pis, lu) head: market ateady: steers, ..M!B l; rows and helfera, K.OWs.M; calves, 14 00. IKMIS-ltecelpls. 4.4M head: market lower; lop, M B; bulk of salea, U I SHEEP AND 1A M HS Receipts. tM hsad; iuark unchanged; lambs, 15.7ii AN tiou. experiencea cashier desires po4- 1K.UK.SS 4I. Depart. Denver ft California. .a 410 pm Puget Sound Expresa .a 4:1) pm Nebiaska points a 1:20 am Black Hills a 4:10 Dm Lincoln Mail bl.2pm alM5 pro Northwest Express ...an J. pm a T: Dm Nebraska poinia .....a g30 am a i is pm ; K... Nebraska Expresa ...a 9.1$ mm a:Waen "... Lincoln Locu a tm am Arrive, a 3 45 pm a 3:45 nm 4 14 pm 1 46 pm WANTED By student Crelshton o 1..A iu.-i ii ii . r v t. Mm board or board and room. Addtesa C U. Bee. or poone j chuyler-P,atmoulh bl:5 pm Douglas 7741 Lincoln Local - rvDrii. i'vjclti ..,. ,.T"wiane. a : Plattamouib-lowa . a :U am - " . r , . n.iuvue-Fla1tsmotttn.alz:ao nm ...a I k am bl pm b l:sj am M am a J 40 om ell:IS pm rt a 7:09 pm . ;t ,"'! "C:T:.. chk-o Special iai on tire umitrw. we' ... - ...i .11 9L w u 1 1 , -ra n I Denver fcpeeiat ill-s piti : Chicago Express a 4 30 pm a I K pm 11 TOuNU man wanu position as bar- rhl , Kx press a 30 pm a KOi t 11."" . . " - lows o 1 - m YOUNU lady wanu position as office j Creston (Is.) Uxal...b S pm girl; can run typewriter, beat of refer-. St. Ixiuis txpre-s a 4:36 pm i-nees: wiu Starr sits bdimii wages. rusi i. ... m ae.aa.rr !4e. Ae. gs. Pr. ... t at M vm ... t S3 .174 ... ItS 234 ... (U ..in its n u M 1 si ..11; ... 1 71 7J :u ... 1 H ..ls4 ... 1 II M M ... 1 si ..in .... rt n. iss 4 1 w ..IB lies 17 11 MT MS (SS ..! SS I 71 IH ... S ..IH ... 7 ' 40. m ... SM . .in ... i ss n as .. t ss ..is is 1 is st ni ts u 111 ... 1 hi U at H 4 SS ..IS) ... 1 B 11 Sit S 4 St ..its ... tie u M ... let . .:: ... t is u .'it ... in ..IH ... (15 S 4 s . :ss 1 is 7 rrt ... u . . a 1 SS 71 Ml ... 4 St m ... lb M in : s .kk a la at ... 1 a AM It I 71 lli ... I .IK M lli SI ?u M I ..tU IS IS SI 251 S It, ..! ... I IS li 5tl at I 15 ... 1 71 : 1M I xi .. i ss S3 :i a t a .m 4 tn 24." 4S 4 Si .:4i 40 I at n m ... 1 re IH ... IS fi. - I II .241 ... I M S7 !4i ... s le s ... i ss 11 n. ... 1 in lu ss t r-'i m ... in ;n .. is 1: 2:7 wiu .: . . ik PIGs. . - . . 4 is 7 m . i Stack la larkt. Receipts of live stock at the five prin cipal westsrn markets yesterday : ( ante. Hogs, sheep. South Omaha St. Joseph Kanasa City Bt. Uiuia Chicago Totals. .. KM .. am .. M ..1,000 s.l .0K) 4.UO 4. Kl) a.wt ....!. tills) 3tk OMAHA CBNEBAL UARKBT. Web--ter i3sG. LACaj curtains Harney a- and boodle wanbiog- evebeter Stallow Mlsawort Paelfle WANTED Work for a number of able bodied men Russian emigrant. Among the number la a bookkeeper, a forester, a grain man. a baker. Willing to do any sork to muke a living. A number are . b' Loc b anxioo-s to obtain work oa a farm. Ad-!"" p. dress Miss Helen (iroasnsKy. s.t uranoeia 1 7" - - t.. 1.. 1 ....... IV,; 1 itssaka gr?-r-... tCF: ri rr-r-' Kimi. Cltv Exoress ibi onlr- A 8t. Joseph ft Kt. Joseph dally is) dally .a t:IS am .a 4 36 pm al:3u am bl 45 am All -U. a l is Zm SHEEP-Sheep and lamb trade had its ac ier.n! usoal bsirren Mt jrday wienimt, ale B7JTTER Xo, 1. Mb, carton, ass; Na t In SO-lb. lubD, tiec: fio. t tsc; packing, Kc. CIIF.ESK Imported Swiss. Sf; Ameri can Bwiss, t4c; block Swisa, ivjc, twlnw lV: dalslea. Wo; triplets, toe; youag Americas, toe; blue label brick, Utba; (iai. berge-. Mb., lie; l-lb toe. POULTRY -Broilers, M00 per dos ; springs, Uc; hens, 14c; rocks, lJc; ducks, Isc; gi tss, lie: turkeys, toe; pigeons, per dos., 11.20. Alive, broilers, Uw; hens, lie; old roosters and elags, ic: old ducks, full feathered. 10c; geese, full feathered. I:; turkeys, lie; guinea fowls, too each. p!geons, per dot, 7Sc; homers, psr dug,, II 50: squabs. No. ), II. M; No. S. Mc. FISH tfresh froxeni - Pickerel, 7e; white, Mc; put a Ic; trout lie; large dap ples. lrulSc: Spanish mackerel, Ic: eel, lie; haddocks, lie; flounders, lie; green catfish, lie, roe sued. 11 each; shad roe, per pair. Ota; salmon. I4c; halibut 10c; yellow perch, He; kutfalo, kc; bulinasut, lie. BEEP CIT PRICKS-nibs: No. i. 17Hc; No. 1, IIV; No. J, Mk'. Loins: No. I, Uc; No. I 1V, No. 1, HV. Chucks: No. I, So; No. X 7 11c; No. 1 ,c Kuiinas; No. I, ns,c; No. t, l',c: No. 3, l,c. Piates: No. 1, ic; No. i, c; No. t, lite AITLI.c Cooking varieties, per bbl.. S3.7&; Jonsthsn snd tlnmes tlolden, per thl . 14 to: Bn Davis, per bhl., 13.00; fancy Winesaps, fier bbl.. 14.00: fsncy Missouri Pippins, per bbl.. tJtsu; fsncy (Janos, per bbl., 14.00; 1 "all forma Bellilower. per box. II. 3&; Olorado Jonathan, extra fancy, per box, Hsu: Washington Hpltxenbcrg. per box, 12.31; Washington K Beauty, per box. tz.00; Washington diaman Winessps. per box. 12 SO. Bananas, fancy select, per bunch, aMrJ Mi; Jumbo, per bunch. $-'.71 srl7E Cranberries. Wisconsin fancy, per bbl.. 110.00: per box, M0. Datea. Anchor biand. new. 30 1-lb.. pkgs. in boxes, per box, 12 25; Dromedary brand, new, SO 1-lb. pkgs. in box. per box. I'lOO. Figs. Csll fornls. per case of 12 U-os. pkgs, 15c: per rase of 3d 12-os. pkga., 12.50: per case of Ut 4-os. pkgs., I2.U); bulk. In 14 and hO-lb. boxes, per lb.. 10c; New Turkish., fecrowu In 2-lb. boxes, per lb., 15c. e-.-rown In )-lb. boxes, per lb., Itc; 7 -crown In 20-lb. boxes, per lb.. 17c. tirape fruit. Florlds. 4S-34 Sites, per crate, (.00: -14-04 sizes, per crate. 11. 78. tlrapes. Mslsgs graties In hhls.. 15 fssps.ov. Lemons, l.imon- eira, selected urana, extra rancy. 9s) sise. per box, 14.50; 1-oma Llmonelra, fancy, 3UO-3HO sixes, per box. US. 240 and 4?) sixes, isle per box less. Orsnges. 'sllfornl.i Navels, extra fnnry, sK-lii-ITH-aw-L'lO-iiil sizes, per box. gi.00; extra choice, all slses. per box. 12.71. VE'JETABLta ( sobage. Wisconsin. per lb.. 2c. Celery. California Jumbo, per doz.. sucirtOO. Cueumbers. hot house, per dos., MOO. Egg plant, fancy Florida, per dux.. 12.00. (larll.-, extra fancy, white, per lb.. 15c Lettuce, extra fancy leaf, per doz.. 45c. Onions, t'sllfornis, white, per lb.. Wisconsin, yellow and red. In sacks, per lb.. -'V; Spania:;, per crale. 11 SO. Parsley, fancy southern, per dos.. buiehes. lAraTac. Potatoes, Minnesota Early Ohio, per bu., 11. ; Vt laconsln white stock, tier bu., 11.21: In 10-ssck lots, 5c less. Sweet isitatoes, Kansss, per bu. bsk.. I;.00. Rutabagas. In sacks, per lb.,l'c. Tomatoes, noncis. per s-bsk. crate, St; uo. M ISC ELLA N I A H S- Almonds. Tarra gona, per lb.. IH1': in sack lots, lc less. I'oc-osimli. per sack. ISoo 1'ilberts. per lb.. 14c; In sack lots. Ic le. Peanuts, roasted, s-r lb., le: raw. per lb., oc. Pecans, large, per lb.. 17c; In sack lots, le less. Walnuts, new crop, Kill, Califor nia, -er lb, 17c; In sack lots, Ic less. Cider. New Nehswks. per tS-gal. V bbl.. ta08: per r-g.il. bbl.. fc.10: New York Molt s, per I5-Kl. Vt bbl., 13.50; per 30-gal. bbl.. 16.50. Honey, new. 34 frsmes, 13.75. Kraul. per 1 5-mil. keg, tl.oO: per 1-gal. keg, tl.10; Wisconsin, per H bbl.. 13.5a. (offer Market, NEW YORK. Jsn 27. - 'OFFEE Fu tures opened stesdv at an advance of 3 to 7 points ia response to steady European .rallies. S,PTUIK "I ,9 BIIU ,tIO European builng. Yesterday's late re ports or a oetter spcK aemsno appeared to have attraeted some buying and prteea Improved a little dining the early tl but the market later turned exs!er alas up to 30.40s and K.t-c to lJc for ore- guns. Aprtcote. quiet and about steady: cho.te. IJsili1': cxira choice. Iti4rl0v: fancy. 17titac. I'eaches, firm. In evmpathy with the roast', choice HtjrllV; extra choi.r. IKttrl-- fancv. 2tzl2So. Raisias. quiet but steady, with small oflerings: louse muscatels i,l:7c: choi.-e to fsncy M-i-ded. 7V"e-'c; .,Hilei:s. e'i-. Iindon I layers, ll..fl.s lattoa Markrt. NEW YORK, Jan. 27. CtiTTOX Fu tures closed barely steady; Januarv, 9 February. .S.'c: March, 0 C'c; Aiiril. l.Dk , May, .57c; June. V.SJc; J11U, S.4.V; Au gust, .7lc: September, r..2c; Octolier. -tk , November. a.i2e; December. S.H'c. Spot closed quiet, s points lower; mid dling uplands, I.ti5c; middling gulf, !ic; 00 ssles. LIVERPOOL, Jsn. K. -COTTON- Snot In fair demand: prices three points higher; American middling fair. 0.17c; good middling. 1.79c; midd.ing. 53c: low mlddlliig. 1-Jsc: ginal ordinary, 4.11c; ordi nary, 4. One. The salea of the day wvre W.uoJ bales. try (iwods Markrt. NEW YORK. Jan. S7iRY tlOODS The cotton goods msrkets closed the week steady with buying showing a normal in crease. Staple prints, percale, heavy brown sheetttaro. napped goods snd bleached cottons are in fair call and or ders are being placed at agents' prices. Cotton arn market is lirmer. Terpentine nasi Rosin. SAVANNAH. Oa.. Jan. S7.-TI RPEN-TINK-Firm: 4V. Salea. lot bbls..: re ceipts. 420 bbls.; shipments, st bbls.; slocks. 2VR27 bbls. ItoSIN- Firm: storks, 12M1? hhls. Quota lions: B. le3: 1 1, H. E, t.4iiiri.4I; F, Wt'.''lH(i.50; (J. .Hi4n,; lU-SC 4.su,5J; I. pi.lS; K, ax.f,; M. 17.J0; N, 17.t5, WO. 17.35. WW, I7.4S. Swgar Market. NEW YORK, Jan. J7. -RCG A K Raw, Iteady; Muscovado, Ml test. 3 S9c; ren trlfitgsl. M test. 4 Ssc; molasses ailliai 9 teal. I.i4c: refined, quiet, cubes, l.sic; fine granulated, t.etc; powdered. 6,50c. Onaka Hay Market. OMAHA, Jan. J7.-HAY-NO. I, moo No. 1. Ill 00; coarse, lit 00; necking atock t.00(il6.w); alfalfa. II7... ftraw: Wheat 17.90; rye and oats, I 3e4) H. . ' Key to (ho Situation Bee Advertising. TRAVELING MEN'S PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION HOLDS PARTY The annual party of the Traveling: Men's Protective association was held last evening at the Metropolitan halt Taenty-sccond and Harney streets. About 3Yi members of the organisation and their friends attended. Cards, music, dancing and refreshments fur nished diversions. Miks Esther Cunningham danced a. very pretty little barn dance. A real old, lrl.h Jig was given by her sister, Ethel, to the great amusement of the happy au dience. Claries U tli-ant won first prise at cards, a liand-palnied ash tray. The sec ond prize, a poekctbonk, was won by Robert Nclman. Mrs. O. W. Long re ceived a hand-painted plate as first prlxw snd Mrs. W. J. Hughes was awarded, one-half dozen bouillon spoons for win nlng second place. The following was the committee in charge: Stanley Brown. Oeorge Berge. J.i B. Cunningham, Arthur Chase, Bert Hnag. O. W. Ixwg. Bert Hoel, James Hogan. Robert Trimble. Oeorge Lavicb, Hugo Melchlor, C, C. Allen, Carl Ochel tree and Mark Woodward. A bottle of T. I. A. greaseless eo'4 cream was given all the women dancing, Tlie cream waa donated by Hugo Melchotr. The key 10 success In business Is tha Judicious ami persistent use of newspaper advertising. . ' $20,000,000 Pacific Gas and Electric Company General arid Refunding Mortgage Five Per Cent Gold Bonds Dated Dooember 1, 1811. Due January 1, 1943. Optional ai t whole, Jgnutry 1, 1837. or fiy Internal date thereafter, at 100 and Interest; or la bloeka of $500,000 or upwards, or In any amount for sinking fund, oa tny Interest date at 105 and Interest, Interest payable January 1 and July 1. Coupon bonda of $1,000 denomination, wl'h privilege of registra tion as to principal, or exchangeable for fully registered bonds. Banker Trust Company, New York, and Frank B. Anderson, Trustee. APPLICATION WILL BE MADB TO LIST TIIESB BONDS ON THE- NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Tbe Pacific Gaa and Electric Company sarvea a large part of tha State of Cnlirornla, Including Ban Francisco, Oakland, Sacramento. San Joae, and 158 otlior clttce and towns, which, with tha Intermediate territory Include) a total population served of over 1.3Bp,000. Tbe territory served, embrace an area of 13,000 square mllra, and Includes twenty-four of tbe fifty-eight counties In the State. The Company owns and operates prop erties for the manufacture and tale of gaa and electricity for light, heat and power, stroet railway operation, and tbe tale of water. EARNINGS AND EXPENSES llil, December Partly (As Oiliclally Reported for Year Ended December ii Estimated.) Groan earning tolerating expenses), maintenance ami taxes . Net nanilngn Ikind Interest paid Italance , , .SI t.xa.8fl0 ,. 8,l3l,iH4 , , "3,278,177 , . 3258,128 -" 111 ,.. --- . ' . . . " out tne marvel imer luraei n;rr unaer except Sunday. c Suodav i Produclnx a market that could only bejii,;ng. with the clow steady a net Annua) Interest charges on all outstanding bonds. Including tbe present lesue, ' are now $3,181,120. NET EARNINGS AE NEARLY TWICE THE ANNUAL INTEREST CHARGE ON ALL OUTSTANDING BONDS For full details regarding theie bonds attention Is called to a letter of Mr. F.G. Drum, President of tbe Company, from which It will be noted that: Tlieae bond are Mx-urcd by a direct mortgage covering the entire property of Utei Company, all of which Is owned In fre. The equity In (be property over and above the bonded debt, oa the basis of the present market valor of the stork of the Company, ta more than f5e3.UOO.trOO. The plijsicaJ property of the Company, exclusive of franchises, good will, etc., has been appraised by Independent expert engineers at a figure largely In excess of the bonded debt, including the present. Issue. The electric generating rapacity of the Company at present ts 1 (12,373 bone power (Including certain steam plants under coiiMtruction), of which 02,073 horse) power is generatrd by water newer, and the remainder by steam. In addition to this, the Company also controls Mater rights cap able of developing approximately lOO.OVO nurse power. There are t&M miles of K mains, 73 miles of water mains and 39 miles of street railway rar track. A strong sinking fund becomes oerativr forthwith, and It Is estimated that at the maturity of this issue more tliau SiiR.OOO.000 of bonds. Includ ing anderlying bonds, will have been retired through its operation. ' The franchise right 'f the Company, in the opinion of counsel, either are unlimited In time or extend with minor exceptions beyond the maturity of the howls, and the larger part of the transmission lines Is located tt private right-of-way. WE RECOMMEND THESE BONDS FOR INVESTMENT, KS!Price92iand Intcrestjicldin (her5.50 PerCcnt ISth mud W(Mtcr IDrt. ...b 3 aS pm 4PIU Am. MUl Htl. eipr, tfin,M-ii-ni. caiti - i ,.,-. ivpfi mil- i . ,.. I l?mv I'J 1 aa.-sn. . f r- in tinodsHir and aiterina; TltK rastft nar U, firnt buyer lor of rffreres furnUihiM. Tpb.n T- " I t Jt - iinii w to uurrt a mali wsnt ad . Lmic Wti, j macmi . i tne LMt jkuukis 1 imi. rest tuiador. .n tb eiafe rt ;, daily Tu Caoiia' l rr6 fey a?d ert m i-v the tifirii-v.tti -f Iowa, whs e.mply ifur to fwitrut jm' otiir ja,-i m t.'i?ftr A ltMli. t;j . i.'!! tlij U.l . tl 1st T llr piooi.i c-rji.t Si- i.ru.i-y vh-1i to i'w it--f A'Utre-: ivsVti N.iucs - b t S pm bTS-C pra -c ata e S 85 pm b ;J5 pm ,.b. im ..b iM pra b ir. ANTED L-a curtains t b law cJrr-d at hrnn; i5c pair. Harney WIS. Filial -CLAM, practical Durse. 11. THE OMAIIA BEE.. r,R8i ...-s uur..r an; mork j prfnts doan news and clean ad- MoiM.ay aril Yuwriay fl. per aa. Best i vrtiil.f- ouotdM irrilnaUv frtearlv. Uunnc Ibe vek cood It to rw lorally have bown quite a liuta improvement, but th trad t vahawa. vc'.lly on lamb. has been mora or leca errai't? and currant prters averait no better that JilSc htarher than quotations a wek ago. Thta advance appHes to buth ahp and iambs, ytoflteTday docllrtta) in the latter branch of th trade wtpinir out a good part of th fuH arid-week cain. Lambs, hlxh-grade In every repert are eioa)n around W.j. but the dlrv-rtrnt nation agam-rt medium to isior varieties is er peonoinCw-4 and the ranae In aius amounts to oer $l.jd. No OiIots-'hh' of cor. sequence have been eomtnc and verv few are expected during the next few weeks Week top en lamba U Ss.n. a price that ws tnaid Thursday for a siring of choire natives. In tne .heep market, rat ewe. made up. tbe big bulk of oEfertn" anU prv vn advance of 2 to points. Falea. 4i,vir baa;. January. 1TV. Kebruari-. IZ 'tty, Mart h. April, Mav and June U-Tfc-: Jii'y and AwtUfn. I2.c; September. 12.1t: Octo ber, 12..V; Novemiter. li.TSr: lHcrnber. 12.7b-. Havre was Si to ijf. higher. Ham burg was U o V, pit- higher. R)o, 175 rets h.g.ier. at 5:7S. Eauitos 4s. a reis Vsndlna- tbe aagrariag of rermaasst bo ads, tessporarr oexlUieatea of 1. P. gaa A Co. srUl be Issued. Bonds an offered strictly esbject to aalo aad adraaee la price. Spexsi deeorlptlvs otronlars faraed an rsqwsst. N. W. Halsey 8c Company 126 W. Monroe Street, Chicago BOND DEPARTMENT Harris Trust & Savings Bank tlrgaiiized aa X. V. HARRIS at CO. 18n Incorporated 1007. HARRIS TRUST BUILDING, CHICAGO a "