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EW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
fimnori of Absorption of Smaller
unes bends Up Hailroad Issues.
SUNDAY
JANUAKY
" . ...
., . . . OMAITA
BOND MARKET
frlnclpal Xm, f-
ALSO ACTIVE
eainre U Pnaalnir
a
""' Central Into
trol of the Canadian
I'arlflc.
of
Con.
. I. IS
S (roup
I ready 1
J ferred
Burllns
NEW ORK, Jan. 16. -The pacing of the
Wisconsin railroad Into the Cat ad'an Fa"
Clflc group through control by the MlE
"PJ'"' ,8t' VfUl Saint, Marie
Wa. the Incentive to a lively sDecuhltlve
demand today for a wje variety of ..ocka
of minor railroad, which are considered oil!
rtble for incorporation Into larger sysfemi
th. fSJi f H,e "iTHflo & Bouthctn
,mU "J " thBt. an important
raiiroada re al-
k" , l ot mt.-re.ta that Iran.
me Colorado u..,.iv.- ...
Iah ! mii. . ui:i--n oi mat opera
similar r-UI. .. l,romt't an extension of
nnn.n.V,t - .77. ' "? 1010 new field. Thl.
J.Mh. Jul"uun vaue and undefined
in th. . "Peeuiatlve Imagination today
whnii iVymp,thu,, Permeated thi
fc-f .1-- . . "me e" '". The bond mar
i.r..X.w 'I. " .on "'"f animation and
unaati.Vi-J i u,atea by the fvldencea of
r2?tm.mt i"ve"tmnt demand In that de-T-hl
TZ "i- Tn,? ,u', of lh" pro.pect. for
Ah r"1'"" "imni or the Russian loan
ort? iP P" le Price wan an Im
Kr. rH ,nfluen.ce the Investment mar
?at" nt .7"r 'tV World- Tnp undiminished
fn J.. f alMo-P"''n of new Issue, of bond.
igemnHor.1 8HrV.ed e""'!
the nurl.v k,-.VL"r'Vlon. 1' ow tron
.,., ' jToeeta. or then new
capita resources. Unfavorable factor.
Je l??"ra Bn,1 tn "hort. ha.tened "
cover their contract., helping on th. im
ward movement. The American Railway'
for the hVlf monthenTn; Ta'nuU 6 The
fresh accumulation of Wlear. . accounted
?eVo&atheir,,;at thB
reaucin their loan. a. well a. Increasing;
rerye requirement In effect on FVhn..rv
.......... j
I1M.S71.1K; oold coin and bullion. lATOiis.
certlflcatea, S38.tUj.0W.
Jw York Money Market.
Ill'i. TOJK. J" l -MONET-On r.ll
.iV.J 5 llm active and iieade"
iS;.!. i c,,n'; " ""'nth., fl3'4 per cent
Per'e"? 'HCATILfi
e?L. ""hSrt. wh
....... ... nil al UMUvft
How Overcoating Will Reform a Dwelling House
WMi ""'"ieiciai mil., 4M"
kVR-r.r.J BH-: Me1ra dollar.. 44-
tron "or: railroad.
The following were th. .ini.. ........
n bond, ye.terdov " l""l"'"
-tatem-nt "to "be" avallab rthe Ta.
?ay" form.?errkirnVthe rate, here ?ol
ruXi, In thl ri 'Kcnan " a violent de
cline in the aterltng- rate at Pari. ue..mprl
to an.MiriA rai u . r,xr'p " mea
a.MnmA alu . . "
Week BApons rrom here next
Wj, htr;:8wrkllned H -"Su
onTh.!ocok,.o:y bwoerd9.:tha c,o,,n- t'uota
Am. c. ft yV m -m
Am. Cotton Oil Ji'
Am. H. U m
Am. Ice Securities 1 ino
Am. LUmd oil iitm
Am. Locomotive yin
Am. lyoromotlve pfj
Am. a A R sjiwio
Am. 8. a R. prd
Am. Huicar Roflnlng ioq
Am. Totcco pfd
America. Woolen " i
Anaconda Mining Co too
Atrhlaon 1Mio0
Alrhlaon pfd jog
Atlantlo Coaat Un.
Baltimore ft Ohio SOW
.-...mi n wnio pra
13
M14
1J
12 12a
Mo,
100
14
113 110-lt
24.fl0t
TOO
7U4
1774
tilt
IS..VI0
1.900
ino
Brooklyn Rapid Tr...
lanadian Pacific
, ('antral Laaihar
Central Leather pfd
Central of New Jeraey.
Cheaapeake ft Ohio.....
Chicago Ot. W
Chicago ft N. W
C, M. A St. P
C, C. C. ft BL L
Colorado F. A I
Colorado ft Bo ,
Colo, ft So. let pfd....
Colo. A So. 3d pfd....
Consolidated Oa.
I'orn Products
Delaware ft H
Denver A Rto Orand..
i). a r. a. pfd... son
luitinara' Becurltlea l,a
Erie i 11.2110
Krle 1st pfd
Krla 3d pfd loo
General Electric 2ik)
Oreat Northern pfd S.WO
Oreat Northern Ore ctfi
Illinois Central too
Interhorough Met l.oio
Int. Met. pfd ti.SOO
International Paper 11
Int. Paper pfd 551
owa central 4,HNt
Kanaaa City Bo ,'"
lT7i
i.rx i44
I,) 41
00 M4
r" M',
S'lO
1.100 is
l,) 1H
1") 17714
too S
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7H
47
sr..
IV.
14.'IH
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4'
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17r.4
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irs
IB 14
177
!
7'4
, 14
4.-.
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n:-4
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43 s
4114
10814
4f
13
I314;
110
..H
10"
i2
W4
lth
47 .4
1.1(114
loo-H
lo4
111
92
70aj
1V74
31
l"H4
234
1(4
814
ini4
14914
70
4o4
M14
8314
mi4
1H14
177 4
114
80
7i4
SI
47
at
VA
71
144 1,
4(114
K. C. Bo. pfd...
Louisville ft N
Minn. A St. L
M . St. P. ft S. 8. M
Missouri Pacific
M., K. ft T.....
M , K. A T. pfd
National Lead
New York ('antral...,
N. T., O. ft W
Norfolk A W
North American
Northern Paclflo ....
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Oaa
P.. C, C. A St. L...
Prasad Steel Car. . .
Pullman Palace Car..
Railway Steel Spring 4A14
2I0
4'0
TOO
131
500
ano
10. 3'1
,7i"l
(00
34
41 '4
V
124H
(D14
HM4
70
43H
74
774
13014
48
814
S24
4IIS
72
12314
b
1444
6'"
424
74
774
in
4S
87
8, too 140 1191,
.BOO
1,000
Oil)
20
13314
103 4
HKt4
41
1324
103T4
RSI,
41
3314
41
72
12414
5814
14C,
434
T3'4
77 14
129
4"4
kH
73
13K-ta
34
1S.I1
10314
170
V. S. rf. ..
do coupon
tT. 8. is. rag....,
do coupon ,
T I. 4a. reg
do coupon
Am. Tobacco 4s. .
do a
Al'hlaon gen. 4a
do adj. 4s ,
do cv. 4a
do cv. 6s
Atlsntlc C. L. 4a
Dsl. A Ohio Oa..!
do 114a ....
Brh. R. T. c.
Central of Oa. is
do 1st Inc
do 2d Inc
do Id na
Che., ft O. 4H.
"t-nicago ft A. lle
w., ... a w. n
C . R. I. ft p.
o ol. 6s...
lo rfdg. 4e
ccc. ft St. L.
Colo. Ind. 5s..
Colo. Mid. 4s
Colo. A 80. 4s
'1 H. CT.
! R. O. 41
srie p. I, 4e
4o gn to
Hock. Vsl. 4H.
Int. Met. 44S.;..
Jspan 4a
do 41s
Id eerlea. ...
Bid. Offer.
y
'' Jr '
to 'Man. c. g. 4a...
'rSMe,. central 4.
..100. edo , ,,,
11HM ft St L. 4s .
IflM.. K. A T. 4s..
77 dn 2a
l'N. R. R. f M.
.l'H.V. Y. C. g. J..,.
;V4. . c. g. ft.
" No. Pacific 4s
1"4 dn Is
S1!. W. c. 4a
..101 t). g. L. rfrle. 4,..
MT4 Pcnn. rv. ISa 115
...1001
...
...84
... J.C4
... 84
. .. !"4
... 874
4a 4
... M4
...IM
...108
... 7414
8414
8414
4a
s.
"4 do con. 4s I04V4
ncnnina g.n. 4s lot)
' Rp. of Cub He lot.
... . . . . .... .
r'1 "i. u. 1. . c a.. in
8t. L. ft f P. fg. 4a M14
104 84. U 8 W. c. 4e ... 7iJ
... vc4o Paciric 4s 81
78 dn 1st 4s a . 8S
... So. Rsllwar ts 1074
... iriu . r. la 117
"T.. Bt. L. ft W. 4a... 71
... is union Paclflo 4 102.
... . . no ct. a ....1040.
a. 1 . 1 . . . . . "
... r,, . h. eieei la SS.....108U
' wabaah Is m
. .. v. raicm MO. 4S 8414
... rt W. ft L. K. 4a 8414
... 7114 Wis. Central 4a N4
warn. ., . -' -n
T-, r,, ft. ai jj
sc. ft ctfs 1884
804 Uk Shore 4a Ml... 8M4
Am. i. m T. (.0. 4s
... 8014
Hoaton Stock, and Bond..
BOSTON. Jan. IS. Money, call loans, 2U
it cent; time loan.. VaA tier cm
(.losing quotation.
Reading 6.700 137'4
Republic Steel ..
Republic Steel pfd
Rock Island Co
Rock Island Co. pfd
St. L. ft 8. F. Id pfd
St. Louie 8. W ,
st. u s. w. pfd ,
Sloaa-Bheffleld 8. A I
Southern Paclflo
So. Paclflo pfd
Southern Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tenneeaee Copper
Texaa ft Pacific
T.. Bt. U ft W v
T.. Bt. L. A W. pfd
Vnloa Paclflo
I'nlon Paclflo pfd
V. 8. Rubber
V. 8. Rubber 1st pfd
V. 8. Steel
V. 8. Bteel pfd
I'tah Copper
Vs. -Carolina Chemical ...
Va.-Caro. Chera. pfd
Wabaah
Wabash pfd
Weetlnghouae Electric ...
Western I'nlon
Wheeling ft U E
Wleconaln Central
Am. T. ft T. Co
Total sales for the dsy,
300
l.Tn
lino
200
814
244
3
13H
2-i
84
24
58
4
200 t2'4 5214
J8.2-10
2.fc0
KO0
400
1
. I.KoO
l.son
78,l0
12014
1211,
2 "
44
3.-.1,
r.s
7!4
PC'S
100 13
8.1.400
1.400
f114
114
llt4
121
!54
2
4414
34
fili
7l
17714
m4
137
141,
d'i't
l-'
42.
78
1184
1214
2l
2
44.
3.V,
4214
714
180
sai,
10414
.02
113. Ill's
."
7.4'iO 44 4.i 1
. l.fr
. ll.S'W
300
l
100
. 7.800
400 12014
854,900 shires.
It
49V4
(04
(Ui4
11
42H
18V,
4'
8HV4
11
4.114
12
4KI4
1141s
i'4
48
W
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11
404
liV4
London Stork f'lo.lasr.
IXNIXN, Jan. 16. American .ecurltleg
were Inactive on the Stock exchaiiKe here
today, but quietly .teady throuKhout the
aeaalon around purity. An exception wa.
United State. Steel, which closed heavy.
London clo.lnijr Mocks;
Consols, monsy el7-i(M., K. ft T 434
da account sjvn. y. lentrsl i.ijt,
siaNorioik w st
lol do pfd : 9
Itfci Ontario ft W 4744
A Ohio. ...11 I'ranvylvanla g7w
Pacific 11 Raud Mines 74
Anaoond
fttchlaoo
do pfd
Baltimore
1 anadlan
Cheaauease ft O t0 Heading
Chicago U. W 414 Southern
Ry.
Chi.. Mil. ft 8t. P
lie Beers
Denver A Rio O..
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 3d pfd
Orand Trunk
Illinois Central
152 do pfd
. 114 Southern Pacific...
. 3 I'nlon Pacific
.81 do pfd
. 11 V 8. Steel
. 461 do pfd
. 84 Wabaah
. 1M do pfd
147SSpanlih
M
1
.121 '4
1M
. W
,. 424
,llt.
. It
rlt
Loulivllls ft Nssl...Lis Aual. Copper sit.
ISILA KK Mar, .teady at 24 -Jod per oa.
MONEY Ml 21ii per cent
The rate of discount In the open market
for short and three months' bill. i. i per
cent
Bank Clearing;..
OMAHA, Jan. Id. Bank clearing, for to
day were S2.h74.4i.S9.il, and for the corresponding-
date last year. $ 1,934. 30!). &t
191-9. 190S.
Monday J2.S.'S.7-W.;4 $2.064. m 47
Tuesday f.041.KW.W 1.9W.t4.42
Wednesday t S4t 19x 9.1. 1.9r'..424.SS
Thur.day 2.4i2.KT 54 2.'.'4H 211 i
Friday i.tm.n"! 04 1.95.iv tn
Saturday t.S74.t'&9.U 1.934.Si9.54
Total S14.4t-1.SR9.S7 S13.l9S.Jt.9t
Increase over the correspondent week last
year. Si S03 .894.89.
Tresi.rr Ktatrmeist.
WASinNOTON. Jan. 18-Today'. .tate
ment of the treasury balance, in the avn
tral fund, exclusive of the tl6O.O00.00O gold
rt-a-srrtk abowg; Avallabla cash balance,
Atchlsoa adj.
ao s ,
Atrhtaon R. R ...
do pfd
Ronton ft Albany.
Hoflon ft Maine..
RoBton Elevated .
Fltrhburg pfd
N. Y., N. H. A 1
In Ion Pacific ....
Am. Aria. Chem.
do pfd
Am. pneu. Tube.
Amer. Sugar
do pfd ,
Am. T. ft T
Amer. Woolen ..,
do pfd
Dominion I. ft 8.
Mass. Electric ....
do pfd
Mass. Gas
t tilted Fruit
United 8. M
do pfd
I'. S. Steel
do pfd
Adventure .,
Alloues
Amslgsnistsd
Artiona Com
.. IS Atlantlo
..10014 Butte Coalition ,
l' Cal. A Arlsnna.
..loot, Cel. A Hecla....
..137 Centennial
..138 Copper Hangs ...
..18814 Daly West
. I344 rrsnklln
..Itli4 0rsnby "
..180 Greene Csnsnea
!3ilsle Royale
.. 14 Mum Mining ...
.. I Michigan
..IN Mont. C. A C...
..184 Nevada
..lr Old Dominion ...
.. M4 Osceola
.. 84 Psrrot
.. KHQuincr ;;;;
.. 12 Shsnnon
814 Tamarack
.. 1 Trinity
..127 United Copper ..
8214 U. 8. Mining....
SH14V. 8. Oil...."....
.. 8214 1'ub
..118-4 Victoria
8I4 Winona
.. 85 Wolverine
4 North butts
.. 1714
.. 174
.. V4
..116
.60
.. M4
.. 78
. 1014
. ICV4
..108
. 1114
. 21'
614
,. U
. 25
. 184
. 464
.184
. 28.
. tlVk
. 1(14
. 83
. l.S-4
114
. 4414
. ru
414
4V,
.
1HV
8U14
9o,2' In the
as compared
Clearlnir Hon.e Bank Statement.
NEW YORRT .T.r. . .
clearlnpT hou-e' bank. 'for the week .hows'
. IE J. '.?,..bank! boJd. W.S88.1TB more thai?
rule." tm 1. on " . . . l'.r, reaervo
p i1 iiumiiu cuHii reserve
with last week.
The statement follows:
Loans ti ro imcno
rf,olt i;4,'4f,9.'7(10
Circulation 49.4S4.lrtO
R3.3Wt.500
293.344.600
876. 708.1 00
S61.114.(K?S
IS.rWS.175
27,509,475
lsew uses for expanded metal and cement
are conotantly being made known, but it Is
doubtful if any use to which this combina
tion lias been put 1. of the slg nlflcsuice and
Itnpoitance to the general public as the
overcoating: of hotioe". Thl. consists of
tram-forming- frame houoe. Into those hav
ing a t-ttico or cement exterior nt a om-pn-ntivey
small cost. The proce-ts i. sim
ple, consisting of applying metal lath and
t
X
A,
r fX-zAx.,. 1 ..
. .s
:jlw..-si L.
RESIDENCE AT 6450 CORNELL AVENUE, CHICAGO. BEFORE ALTER
ATIONS AND OVERCOATING.
r
r
m 1 . a i, ii. ' -x
!
1. '
i 1 wr.
if
REtSaFnT)rcotS AVENCE- CIHCAGO' AFTER altera-
cement mortar to flip cxtertor of the strttc
iure. u can lx piecllced by ;tnv skl'led
plasterer or cement worker, but in order
aj.-i to ocwi result, it 1. nd Is ible to
secure the aervlces of nn architect.
The method Is available alike f r new
con.tructlon or old. In new structures a
house of this kind can he bullt ,, hVJ
1. the architectural futures of the sam
kind of house In other materials, but nt a
greatly reduced cost, as the sldinps can b
made of rousrh. knotty lumber, the defects
of which are covered by the plastic finish
But the real significance of the new Idea
lies In Its ready application to okl struc
ture, which can be remodeled and given
an exterior finish nt a small cost. Such a
change not only adds to the attractiveness
of the building, but It also brlnir. to It
added warmth In winter and makes II
center In summer by giving It greater pro
tectlon from '.he elements. Throughout th
cout.try are many frame houses which hav
stood for years, and In their present con
dition have apparently served their pur-
',P 1,1 arcnitecture Is anti-
na ,ney are not In keeping with
the house, being erected today. The np
Plication of the new process will enable
large n ajortty of these houses to be m-d
ernlxed and brought up to the present pre
vailing type, of architecture without th.
expenditure of the large amount rf monej
that would be necessary by using othei
materials. e
Examples of the transformation .rt .A
..... . plasma- results obtained are showr,
In the accompanying illustration, of twe
houses before and after Improvement Thr
illustration of the residence in Wllmett.
III., is strikingly Indicative of the pcsslblll.
ties and advantages of the process as up
plied to old structures. One view show
the nnuna bof.eA ti..
, . Biucco exterior was
-n-ueu, anu tne second view Is after tht
application. Although the changes were
slight and the cost must have been small
the results secured are In every way a
marked Improvement. The other lllustra
tlcn Is of a house In Chicago before any
(hnrges were made and after remodeling
aPwR.th CemPnt ",er,or " "!
ath. What Is possible with these houses
is equally so with a vast lot of other frame
houfes in all parts of the country, and
there Is every reason to exneet hf
value of this process will hecnmD ,
more recognised as owner, become famll
ianzed with It. possibility, and economy
In making the change In on m
lure the process Is simple. The window and
tloor trim Is pulled off, and furring strips
are railed about twelve Inches apart ver
tically on the weatherboardlntr. To this
the melal lath is attached and ,..,
around, either round or square cornered ns
defirrd. to the window end do. rs. A henvy
cost of Ume mortar gaiiKcd with cement
I. then applied to the lath atd a flnlahed
tent of cement and sand Is a; piled. From
the numerous mortar color, on the market
it is possible to secure any cclor finish de
sired. The metal lath will hold the mortar
securely In place, and the mortar, in turn,
protects (he n.etnl lntli from corrosion.
Wood lath has not been found su tuhle for
this character of work.
We reprt iluee herewith some result!)
wl Ich have been iu compelled by the uss
of this new method.
sr: .-.. ?." 1 1 j r
L rs i-frl , -oJ.
S3--,- . ! iif i" rr- m 1
RESIDENCE AT W1LMETTE. ILL.. BEFORE OVERCOAT1NO.
"A 1A' 'iuf j
: jiA ii if n nr'l-
P II " IT --t J . r- " r .''So' i . 1 S
t- i? u .. ji . t mi .jy-t'v... si it y ... .i.e. a. h c-: . x s
H , ( i 11 V'W i 1-8
4aV!fc--AS,-'Sf
r
Increase.
So2.074.000
4S. 109, goo
8 20.100
M7.500
14.J15 200
14.422.700
11.627.476
2.895.225
2,618,73
L'gal tenders
Specie
Reserve
Reserve required
Surplus
Ex. IT. 8. deposit
decrease.
The Dei-centner nf actual e .
clearing house banks today was 27 06
The statement of banks and trust com
panies of Greater New Tork not reporting
to the clearing house show tfrat these In
stitutions have aggregate deposits of 11 .
14S.949.0OO; total cash on h.nil tin tjk iiA
and loans amounttrr to II fG6 1530 Son ' '
The Increase of SeS.irA.90rt In An.t. 1-
tbe national banks this week wa. h. 1..0J
est ever recorded In the hlstorv of the
clearing house. A lanre part of this In be.
leved to hnve been due tn ths ,
New York bsr,k o' large sums disbursed
n payment or dividends and Interest.
London "tork Mnrket. ,
LONDON. Jan. IS. American ..i,..4t..
were Insctlve on the Stock exchange here
today, but quietly steady throughout the
sessior around parity. An excentlcn
was United State Ktpel xihll, 1..i
heavy Monev was in koo demon,! on.i
firm. Discounts alao were firm. Trad
ing on the Stock exchnnsre enrlorl the u.Qai.
In a fillet manner. Gilt-edged securities
were dull on new Issues. The I-ondon
portion of the new Ruslan loan, offered
today at RH, was quoted on the Stock
exchange at a premium of K per cent
Mexican rails and Kaffir were firm n.i
hom rails were dull.
HKK1.IN. Jan. 16 Prlc nil lh, Dr., iron
today were weaker and the trmllnir u aa
very quiet.
PARIS. Jan. IS. Prleea on the Bourse
today opened firm, but became weak at
the o!n4e. The private rate of discount
was 2 per cent, an advance of U per
cent.
York Mlnlnac Stock.
NEW YORK. Jan. 16,-CIosing ouotation
mining stocks:
Leadvlll Con B
Little Chief T
Mexican 1O0
Ontario Jon
Ophlr ms
Standard 140
Yellow Jscket 80
on
Alice 12
trunswlck Con t
Com. Tunnel stock... 23
do bonds 18
Con. Cal. ft Vs R.i
Horn Silver 70
Iron Stiver 100
Offered.
Cotton Mnrltet.
NEW YORK. Jan. 16, COTTON The cot
ton market opened steady at a decline of
1 point to an advance of S pjsints.
Futures opened steady; January. 9 3Sc, of
fered; March, 9.87c; May 80c; July, 9.19c;
August, 9.09c; October, 8.9Rc; December,
8.93c.
Cotton futures closed firm; closing bids:
January. 9.Xe; February, 9.2Sc; March,
9.43c; April, 9 43c; Mav, i Mc; June, 9.28c;
July. 9.27c; August, 9.11c; September, 9.09c;
October. 9.0fic; November, .01c; December,
9.01c. Spot closed quiet. S points higher;
mktdllng uplands. 9.70c; middling gulf, 9.95c;
no sales.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 18. COTTON Spot,
quiet, prices unchanged; American mid
dling fair, 6.70d; good middling. 6.34d; mid
dling. S.14d; low middling. 4.92d; good or
dinary, 4.45d; ordinary, 4.03d. The sales of
the day were 6.000 bales, of which 200 bales
were for speculation and export and In
cluded 5.500 bale, of American; receipts,
10.(80 bales, all American. Futures opened
steady and closed quiet; January, 4 9Hd;
January - February, 4.97d; February
March. 4.9iid; March-April. 4.96.1; April
May, 4.9"1; May-June. 4 944jd; June-July,
494Sd; July-August. 4 944; August -September.
48tkl; September-October, 4.81Vd; October-November,
4.79d: November-December,
4.77d; December-January, 4.76d; January-February.
4.76Vd. Additional sales
made to the trade late yesterday amounted
to 4.000 bales, all American.
GALVESTON, Jan. 16.-COTTON-Steady,
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. IS COTTON Spot
firm; low ordinary, 5c, nominal; ordinary
5 13-lSc. nominal; good ordinary, 7hc; low
middling. "V-; middling, 9se; good mid
dling. 9c; middling fair, WVsc; fair, lov
nominal. Receipts, 9,014 bales; stuck, 3uo '.
59 bales.
Oils and Roala,
OIL CITY, Jan. 16. OIL Credit balAnces
i.is. nuns, lrjj.sw mils., average 137.516
im.ib. , eiiipiiieiiis, iyo,w uoi.., average 177
524 bhls.
SAVANNAH. Jan. ISOIL Turpentine
firm, 40V:- Sales, 4 bbls.; receliits 821
bbls.: shipments, 319 bbls '
ROSIN-Flrm: A. B. $3.10; D. S3 20- F
3.2o; F. M.25; G, 3.2fifu3.35; H. IS 43 M-
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Bungalows "Built For Two"
Arthur O. Clausen, Architect,
There Is always an indescribable charm
about a home built for two. its modest
proportions always allow for a picturesque
treatment at little expense and the fuct
that we Invariably associate a home of this
size with a young couple just starting out
In married life seems to place around It a
halo of romance. "Love In a cottage"
never meant a large house. There are sev
eral good practical reasons for a young
couple desiring a homo of modest size at
the start besides the purely sentimental
side. In the first place the bank account Is
seldom of sufficient size to warrant the.
building of a large home. In fact, most
young couples build their first homes on
the Installment plan with the assistance of
soma Interested friend or a home building
association. Another good reason is, that
no matter how Industrious a girl has been
before her wedding slio seldom knows
through actual experience what the entire
responsibility of caring for a home Is and
it Is therefore quite natural that she should
approach this responsibility with sopie ap
prehension and desire to start housekecp-
THE BEE'S PLAN OFFER
Through a special arrangement with
Mr. ClauBen, The Omaha Bee is able to
olfer its readers the complete plana
details and specifications of the hum
illustrated on this page without change
lor iio. Mr. Clausen Is the author
ot a wall Illustrated book, "Uumt
Building Plans and Problems," con
taining besides .many designs for mod
ern homes and extensive article, on
home building, over 130 designs lor
entrances, fireplaces, picturesque
groups of windows, stairways, kitchen
and pantry arrangements, etc. Spe
cial price to readers of The Boo, 40
cents. Send all orders to Arthur C
Clausen, architect Studio, 1013 Lum
bar. Excbanga, Minneapolis, Minn.
Ing on as small a scale as possible. The
arrangement of all the rooms on one floor
and of limited number, therefore, appeals
to her because of the constant saving of
steps and house work. Last, far from
least, a young couple never needs a great
amount of space In the way of bedrooms,
parlors, reception halls, etc. At this time
of life their friends are few and the social
life of tho home need not be considered as
seriously as In future years. The family,
of course, (at the start) is only two, but
this number can not always be depended
upon as being the permanent arrangement
of the family group. According to our
esteemed president, it should in time con
sist of not less than eight members, all
nose, counted. Of cour.e, the exact num
ber will vary and then, too, aunts, uncles,
parents or grgndparenta may Join the
family circle In later years, but the little
home for two will serve the family's noeds
nicely for five or six years, when It can
bo disposed of for a larger and more Im
posing home. If there Is to be but one bed
room, a davenport In the parlor (with per
haps a cradle In the bedroom) will serve
the family's needs for some time.
Little homes for two or three are nt t
always occupied by young married couples.
It often happens that two business womci
LjrJfc. J- -r..v.- "v . i-.-
me--'., taft4'l' 4ki.fe
or two school teachers will combine their
Saving's and Invest In a little home and
since their absence from It most of the
time makes it necessary to reduce the labor
of housekeeping to a minimum, the little
one-story bungalow Just fills the bill. A
mother and daughter, the latter working
out and furnishing tho means of support,
always look to the little homo for two as
Just their Ideal. Sometimes an old 00111,1,.
tiring of the large home they have occupied
for years with its many rooms and responsi
bilities will seek to keep their "winter love"
warm In a little home for two. Just like
the first homo "way back east" where they
built tho first nest when the building of a
home was to them an effort as well as a
pleasure.
To build a homo of modest proiwrtlons,
docs not mean that It should lack any of
the comforts or necessities of life to which
we have become accustomed. It can con
tain sufficient rooms to meet the present
needs of the little family, have a heating
plant, well equipped kitchen with a gas
stove, sink, cupboards, etc., a bathroom,
laundry tubs in the basement, and lust, but
not least, a good, old-flshioned brick or
stone plreplace to send Its glowing cheer
throughout the rooms for several months
of the year. In fact, in a little home on
one floor with the rooms closely assembled
a fire In tho grate at morning and even.
ing will keep the houso warm during the
greater part of the fall and sprlmr when
it would be necessary to keep tho heating
plant going in a largo house. . , ,
Ono always expects simp!? tlilnss In 11 eso
little homos. Tine finish Is therefore good
enough. In fact, to finish the interior of a
small bungalow In an elaborate manner
would not bo In good Insto. Console your
self with tho fuct thai pine costs more than
mahogany in Hawaii wheru they use It to
build chicken coops and In Central America 1
whore they use mahogany and ebony for '
railroad ties. If yellow pine is soUx-ted.
one often gets a very beautiful grain. In 1
the living room, the first can be stained
a mission brown. In the dlnlnp room, a
dark green and In the bed room. j.anted ',
white. Or. the entire Interior can be stulned I
ono color to suit the owner's taste. Stock 1
doors and a very plain trim , wUl suffice !
for the Interior. Tho exterior of the home '
can be niado picturesque at no great cost, i
There are aererul attractive ways or lay- f
ing the ahlngles to break Up the monotony
of the plain, shingled wall. Wide siding- j
can also be used, staining It Instead of'
painting. The cornice should be as simple I
as possiblo and of good projection, but not ',
to tho extreme which suggests a man's hat :
on a small boy.
The designs at the head nf this artlclo
are splendid examples of the bungalow i
built for two. An extra room can be added '
to either of there, plans at a cost of about '
S300, without, altering their utti active ap-'
pearance to any extent. '
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CotTer Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 16-COFFEE-Market
for coffee future, closed .teady, net un
changed to t point, higher. Sales were re
ported of 16.250 bags. Including January at
5.75c. March at 5.5-(i6.&Oo, May at 5ftiS95c
July at 5.7ric. August at 5.66c. September at
5 4.rtt6.iiSc, OctoUr at 5.V and December at
5.MH-. Spot coffe. .teady; Rio No. 7. 7U
7 5-Hic; No. 4 Aintos. c. Mild, steadv
Cordova, 9r0i2c. "teaoy.
Wl Market.
ST. 11-19. Jan. 16.-WOOL-F1rm; me
dium grade combing and clothing. 9Vfir23u,e.
light fine, i4c; heavy fine, louij JfiJ
washed, 234j3Hc.
Ilnlnth Grata Market.
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is the ideal material for
Fences, Gates, Tree Boxes,
Window and Skylight
Guards, Flower Trellises
and all purposes common
to woven wire.
It is Better and Cheaper.
Write for circulars.
Northwestern
Expanded Metal Go.
84 Van Buren St., Chicago
Does Your Business Require a Machine of Any Kind?
Using hand power, foot power, gasoline or Bteam?
Whichever you uae. Electricity will mean a dally, net, appreciable,
profit to you over any other form of power.
Electricity means more work, better work, greater efficiency Ichb
waste of energy, nerve and time, over Bjeam and gasoline; It rueann a
net gain in dally cost. Having in parts', saving In depreciation savlne in
operator's time. 0 '
Artmuc
ARtHlTtCT,
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Omaha Electric Liflhl & Power Co.
Y. M. 0. A. BUILDING
Contract Department. . . Both Phon.
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