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THE BEE: OMAHA, TIIUnSPAV, FEBRUARY Ifi. 1011.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
(Continued.
LOW RATKS. PKMIS-CARI.BKRO CO..
lv-lt; brandeia Itixur bids.
OMAHA homes, business property and
Nebraska inri'l". U'Keefe Real Estate Co.,
Omaha National.
WANTED City loans and warrant V.
fatnam btiilth Co, Uai rsrnara Hl
MONET TO LOAM Payna lovaatmaat Ca.
WANTED City loan. Patera Trust C,
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANT ti purchase direct from owner a
quart-r or half section of good eaitern
Niliiaska land at Ita actual cash value;
Merrick vounty preferred. Acid reus, box
tx. Fremont. Neb.
KIIOM owner, a -room house, strictly
rtionein anrl new; West Farnam district.
A-r;4. care liee.
'FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
. ,
Exchangee, quick sales, large list. Ad
dress H. 1. Continental lildg.. Omaha. New
FOR quirk raault in; exchange Hat). C.
J. Lanan. ol O. N. M.. lildg., Omaha.
AN IOWA rARMEK
went fn buy aoma cheaper land, or nt
might i-onu'dff an exchange. What have
leu? Ha i" a reader of the Lea Molnei
tapllal. and the way to reach him and
thousands of othera ilka him la to adver
tise In the want ad, columns of the Capi
tal. Rata. 1 cent word per Insertion, i
cent a a word lor erg Insertions and Ml feats
word ter month.
IF you wisn to exchange write
HOW ATA UND LOT CO.
448 New York Life bids,.
' WD exchange properties of merit. H. H.
Culver. 812-618 N. Y. Ufa. Douglas - ItK
' GOOD 100-acre farm In southwestern
Nebraska; 150 acres In winter wheat; all
level; good deep black soil; will exchange
for good 7 or 8 room house. Will make
terms on difference. !t us lurar what
jou have. Address P-402. cara Bee.
. r'OH PALK OR TRAIIK-H20 acres alfalfa
land, will take one-half general merchan
dise, balance will leave on land or rash.
This land Is close to Kremlin, Garfield
county. Oklahoma. Price $7.0 per acre. Ad
dress Frltx H. Krause. Kremlin. Okl.
WANTED TO BUY
BEST price paid for 2d-hand furniture,
carpets, clothing and ehoea. Tel. D. 3971.
WANTKD Filing cases suitable for law
yers offlcoa. Address Hox 717. Jefferson, la.
WANTED TO BORROW
WANTED Party wishing; to loan
twenty-four to twenty-five thousand dol
lars for a term of yearn on abundant land
recurltv in eastern Nebraska to write me.
Also have application for other amounts.
Address Henry C. Smith, ' Falle City, Neb.
WANTED TO RENT
TOUNO man wants to rent modern room,
private, where can enjoy home privileges.
S 772, Bea.
WANTED SITUATIONS
POSITION as assintant bookkeeper ledger
clerk, timekeeper, or any clerical posi
tion. Best references. Addreaa U 707, baa,
YOUNG man dealres place to work for
board and room in private family while
attending college. Boyle College. Both
phones.
WANTEDPoaitlon In doctor's office.
H, 18u3.
PRACTICAL nurae, immediately. H. 4893.
LEGAL NOTICES
. NOTICE Ob STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING. ' Notice Is hereby given that the regular
nnual meeting of the stockholders of the
foutrt platts Land company will ba held
at the office of ald company at Lincoln,
Nab., at 11 o'clock . m., on the first day
it March, a. u., inn.
C. H. MORRILL. President.
4. B. MINOR, Secretary.
Lincoln. Neb., Jan. , 11.
Jan31 dm
STOCKHOLDER MEETING THE AN
nual mot-ting of the stockholders of the
Bea Publishing , company will be held at
the office of the company In Omaha at
I o'clock Monday, March 8. 1911, for the
election of a board of directors for the en
suing fear - and for the transaction of
audi other business aa may properly come
before the meeting, by order of the presi
dent.' c N. P. FE1L. "Secretary.
Flld32t
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
C O NSTRUCTTNQ QUA RTERMASTER'8
Office, Fort Logan, Colorado, February
11, 1911. Healed pioKsala in triplicate will
b 'received here until lit a. m. March 14,
Jul 1, for the construction of a sewerage
disposal plant and the extensions necessary
In the remodeling, etc., of present sewer
system. - Information upon application,
t haee Doster, Captain and Quartermaster,
U, 8. Army, Constructing tjuartermaoter.
r'l-l-18-lM6-
l ot ten Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-OOTTON-fpot
closed quiet to 10 points lower; middling
uplands. 14.00c middling gulf, 14 25c. bales,
am bales.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 15.-COTTON Un
changed; middling, 14T4c; no salea. Re
ceipts. 6,31.3 bales, shipments, b.sbb bales;
atock, :.'.114 bales.
New York cotton market aa furnished by
Logan A Bryan, members New York Cotton
exchange. 815 South (sixteenth street:
Montli. Open. lligh.l Low. Close. Yesy.
Mar... 11 90 13 92 13 13 47 13 M
May... 14 04 14 11 IS 03 13 M ,14 04
July.'.. 14 07 14 14 13 X? IS 87 J4 07
Aug... IS 73 13 S3 13 M 13 64 It 74
Oct... lito 12 M 1176 13 74 11 M
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 15 -METALS-Stand-ard
copper, steady; spot and Februarv,
$12 0Oi(i2.15, March. April and May, $l2.0tu
12 30. London market dull; spot, 54 17s:
futures, too Is 8d. Arrival reiorta at New
ork today, 6W tons. Custom bouse re
turns show exports of f.470 tons so far this
month. Ike copiwr. $12.63.! 12til; elec
trolytic, tu.ii Vfl 12.2.. and casting. I 112 oo
81 12 2b. Tin. unsettled; spot, 845 uovno.W);
February. 144 76V-46 ; March, $4.'.7Uu .60;
April and May. l-i.' ni.M.t (a). London man
ket steady; spot. 1IH7; futures, iim. I,rad.
inlet; 84.4OQ460 New York, 4 2f.-c4.80 Lant
ft Louis. London market, 112 ls imI.
ilelter. nisrket steady; spot, ti bub W New
York. ti 4x.r&.4f Fast 8t. Louis. London.
trl Is. iron. Cleveland warrants, : In
I London. Locally Iron was quiet. No. 1
foundry northern. !&.iV(i n.a; No. I, $14.76
Jiifv.o. No. I southern and No. 1 southern
oft. $16 2;lf.7o.
ST. l.iit'S, Feb. 15 -METAI.SI.ead.
weak. ii lTVi. Ppeltei, firm; So 4oa 4iVi.
8Casoraled Apples aad Dried Fralts.
NEW YORK, Feb. lS.-EVAPORATEI
A PPLF" V'"el and ateady on the spot;
f Hnry . Tl"', 1 13c; rlioiue. ll alljc; prime, 10
ftlf'.c: void etorane. s'-.y 10c.
I'lllEJj. KHL'IT! Prunes. quiet. but
prices ate firm on small offesings and re
p.utu of Mglu stocks on the coast; Cnlli4c
for Callfornlaa up to 0-4is; sVflll'iC f r
Oirotis trom 20-SOs. Apricots, quiet, but
eitn mile pressure to sell; choice, 13c; ei-
tra choice MStl I i'c; fancy, i:4v.
I'rxclieo. dull and cieedy; choice, iiiTVc:
eitra ci.olce. 7,S'S1c; fancy, 61Sc.
HuImiiS firm, tuit Inacttye; looae niuscate.d
are ouoted at iaf,c; choice to foney
eeded. t',ti7Sc: aeedlesva, 4-ac; Ixndou
my ers $1 4U0 1 ti.
, Urr Uooda Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-PRY C.OOl8-Tha
,-sittou gKds markets were quiet for the
risv. Jol.'-i ate doing a fa r and steady
trade lKHh retail buter. bilk mills are
KettniK mora ordcis limn they can handle
on (iHj!inli Hid mcEallnea for quick de
'ticr. I nderwear and hosiery ale quirt.
agar MarkrL
, ,.FiV VultK.. Feb. iS.-SsltiA K-Firtn;
,.nius,ivadoa K' let, SOlc, ceui rif ugal, M
''trsi. 3 Jc nio!aat, S3 leJt, J.ioc; refined,
f.rm.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Conditions Are Even More
Bearish Than Before.
WHEAT BREAKS OFF SHARPLY
torn Holds for si While and t.atrr
Breaks 1st yni.ahy with x beat
4 by Frter tellies; 1st
Ike f nantry.
OMAHA. Feb. 13. 1911.
The underlying conditions In the wheat
situation are ever more besrlsH than before
now that the drouth has lc-n broken and
the crop is In much better simp than It
has been since seeded. The recent steady
decline, however, has aho-n discounted the
bearish feat ires and shorts are covering
t'iclr lines, which has a tendency to force
values.
The commercial value of corn has been
well demonstrated, aa cash corn continues
to hold steady In face of declines In other
cereals. The present movement Is light,
however, and should arrivals Increase the
demand rrey not be sufficient to absorb of
ferings. Wheat broke sharplv on general bearish
conditions which lead longs to liquidate
and brought out renewed selling orders by
commission houses . Cawh deinsnd Is very
dull snd there Is nothing to point to any
Improvement.
Corn, after holding firm on early trading,
later broke In sympathy- with the break
In wheat and reports of freer selling by the
country holders. Cash corn was sick
demand west has dropped off and samplea
on the floor weak and lower.
Primary wheat receipts were 40S.000
bushels and shipments of yfl bueliele.
agalnHt receipts last vear of 6XX.0U0 bushels
snd shipments of 243.0O0 bushels.
Primary corn receipts were 1.IH7.000 bush
els and shipments were 77?.OOn bushels,
against receipts last year of 1.173.000 bush
els snd shipments of 5H9.0O0 bushels.
Clearances were 2'i0.noi bushels of corn,
3 0ii0 bushels of oats and wheat and flour
equal to 146. OfO bushels.
Liverpool closed unchanged to & lower
on wheat and pnehanged on corn.
The following cash mics were reported:
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 1 car. llSHc; No. 3
hard. 1 rsr, M'ic: No. 3 hard. 1 car, 84'c;
No. .1 mixed, 1 car. S3'4c.
CORN No. 3 white. 1 car.30Vc; No. 3
mixed. 1 car. as'c.
No oals sold.
t
Omaha Cash friers.
WHEAT No. i hard. S4(4''pS7t4c: No. 3
hard. WyiiF-er; No. 4 hard. 7KuM'Ic; re
jected hard. 70VjftSlVWc: No. 2 Hpring, 86Vi'9
fri'-ic: No. 3 snrlna. MV1tWSc.
CORN No. 2 white. WVaWc: No. 3
white, ;lf Xlbc. ; No. 4 white. ?Afo?XV,r; No.
2 yellow, 37Vu3S'ic; No. 3 yellow. 37Vn:tS'c;
No. 4 yellow, 3tif737'4c; No. 2. 3S'u38ic;
No. 3. 8744jc:i'c; No. 4. ;ihii 37 c.
OATS No. 2 white, 2S'fri 3c; standard,
27Va2N4P; No. 3 white. 27 'Mi 28c; No. 3 yel
low. 27V'27e; No. 4 yehow. 26't(27lc.
BARLEY No. 3, 74fiSoo; No. 4. 644c;
No. 1 feed, tolWc: rcjocted. 64!iH0c.
RYE No. 2, 7SK80c; No. , T8ra7c.
Carlo! Herelpts,
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
60 . 1,163 201
1?7
13 2
117
Chicago
Minneapolis
Omaha ....
Duluth
CHICAGO URAIX AMI PROVISIONS
Features of tbe Trading and Closlna;
Prleea on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Feb. 15 -Wheat today made
a new low record for the season. Antl
optlon and reciprocity were twin bugaboos.
A decidedly nervous tone prevailed at the
close, which was o to IViC under lant
night. Other grain suffered less severely,
corn finishing at a net decline of 'A'tfSiC
to c, and oats off Ura0 to VVic. Lat
est sales of hog products varied from 2ViO
cheaper to a nickel advance.
Wheat dealers were much unsettled by
reports that political trading might In
clude grain In the bcott anti-option bill
to be voted on In Washington Friday.
Heavy selling was based on this fear. An
Idea that the Canadian reciprocity agree
ment might go through the senate almost
aa quickly aa through the house proved
equally discouraging to the bull aide. In
cidentally, good crop newa cam from the
southwest, from Europe and from India,
and there were free offerings of new
wheat by Australia and the Argentine.
Furthermore, domestic flour business ap
peared to be In bad condition. Early In
the day there had . been spirited buying
due to belief that a rally might be ex
pected following the recent decline of
more than 10c. Purchasing power, how
ever, seemed to exhaust Itself before noon.
May ranged from 0!4,o to KTio, closing
lVsc down at 9lc.
Com finally sagged with wheat. May
varied between 4Vno and 49o, with the
close unsettled at 4MH8c, a net loss of
Vp'SiO. Cash corn was easy. No. 3 yel
low finished at 4tWKiH7o.
oate went to pieces under selling by
owners who were hedging cash holdings
here or elsewhere. May fluctuated from
314ko to aj(i32'4c, and closed down at
31 Va 31 M,p,
Provisions made only a feeble response
to hlKher prices for hofrs. In the end the
market stood practically the same as
twenty-four hours before.
Prices In Chicago, furnished by the Up
dike Grain company, 70S Brandela building
Omaha. Telephone Douglas 24,3.
Artlclea l Open. Hlgh. Low. Cloa.( Tea.
Wheat
May..
July..
Kept..
July..
Sept..
Oatu
May..
July..
bept..
PorK
May..
July..
July..
Sept..
Rlua-
May..
July..
Hept..
I
1
K Tfii M 9214
1S 90 MV7ita
Vi'(rl4l 49V.
4SS4Vd'SI 4014
I IxHoiBOVfll!
M trial 6o&9,! io!4l
61 v
31Sl3IV8l31T4
81'4SlV0't 3Ui
SlVi31 (6V.I SlV3194'flu.
31VqV32
31 111
17 W I 17 60
17 30 1.16 96
17 75
17 10
17 60 17 62V4
V 02V4I 16 7!4
bn
2Vi
4&
62141
30
9 62', 40 45
45 I 9 32141 9 84
9 42H
9 87 4
9 4714 9 36 I 9 34
9 624 9 4214 9 4o 9 424
9 H2S 9 2av, 8 2214 9 Zi
9 32V 9 2i',4l 9 22V1I 9 2o
32H
Caah quotations were as follows:
K LOUR Dull; winter patents. I4.10ft4.6ui
atraights. 3.t6'(i4 f-o; spring straights. S4.40'ii)
4,tw; bakers, 3.il4.1M).
It YE No. 3. Sic -
BARLEY Feed or mixing, d76o; fair
to choice mulling, InXuwc.
SEEi Flax. No. 1 southwestern, 13.58;
No. 1 northwestern, 82.71. Timothy. tlLuO.
Clover, 814 76.
FnoVirUONS Pork, mesa. per bbl.,
20.7iv21.00. Laril, per 100 lbs , 32Vs.36.
bliort ribs, sides (loose!, 8.&u,'.76; abort
clear aldea (boxed), $.76'4.s7H.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to lto.lM) bu. Primary receipts were
4o.ytAi bu., compared with 6S8,ouo bu. the
corresponding day a year ago. The world's
viMlhle supply, as shown by Bradstreet'a,
il. creased 1.147,OuO bu.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
36 cara; corn, 7fco cars; oats, aa cars; hogs,
W.Ouo head
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat. No. 3 red
SKpnaSc; No. 3 red, sMi2c; No. 3 hard!
WrU'-We; No. 3 hard. taHiMc; No. 1 north
ern, apnng. II.OOki 1.03; No. 3 northern
SMilng, sxc 'dSl tiu; No. 3 spring, t!!c. Corn'
No. 2. 4ti4i4t,Vc; No. 3, 4444c; No. 2 white'
4uc; No. 3 white,' 444i44c: No. 3 veil
low. 4tiltj;f7c: No. 3 yellow. 4411fy4oc. Oats
No. 3, ic; No.3 White. 3.iir2ifc; No. 3 white'
3tS(u:tl
No. 4 white,
w7ioiv, siancard.
m 1 TKR-Steady;
dalilew 1m22c.
creameries, 176'4c;
r.vivjo picuj, icM.-eipiH, S.MZ CaSeS at
mark, cases included, H'ul3!c; firsts 16--prime
firsts, H4c. ' '
CHEE8E Weak; daisies. 13Wttl4c; twins
L"riUlc; young Americas, 14'al5c; lung
borriM, M-.'dlDC.
PoTAToEd steady: choice to fancy M
)4c; fair to good. 42ij4c.
POULTRY Finn; turkeys, dressed lic
hens. IUe. 13; springs, live. 12V ' '
VEAL bteuuy; fto to 0 lbs., SW- m a 86
lbs.. lU';c; ho to 110 lbs.. lHc.
t IiIcuko Receipts Wheat. 60
I. I'd cars, oats. 2il cars. Kattn
Pars: corn.
Estlmr.ted lomor-
I ibl cars. '
Aallabl Bappllea of firala.
NEW YORK. Feb 15 -Special cable and
telenrapluc Communications received by
Pialtreel's show the following changes
in available aupplles as ooniiwred with
preyK.us account: Wheat. I lined gtatea,
e i iiuvmra uei lCM. n JM (AlO busthel
bushels. Total
I lined blaies and Can ad
busiiels. Afloat for and
ciratted l.uuiaju h.il...iM
decreased iu3.ou0
in Europe. n-
I otal American
and r.urooean unnii.i in,.... .
- ' ' - ..... . - . , i , .
bunhels. lorn, tuned States and Can
ada Increased 41,uuo bushels. Oats
I nited Stales snd Canada. decreased
.-vJOott liualiels. Ilia leading lucres je
and decreases reMrted thi week
follow: Increase MilHaukee prhate ele
talor. ii"otl lUNirla; ma I. a . iH busli
eit; Mluiieapuiia prlyat elevkiora, oVWjO
biislirls. 1 ecrrascs Port Huron. 130.0i
bushels; Porilaud. Me , t).' 0"0 bushels; Chi
cago private elevators, 4.tP) bushels.
PiKW YORK GRMCHAI. MARKET
Qaotatloaa of tke
Way
Varloaa
f aseaodtt les.
NEW YORK. Feb Ul-FI-OCR Dull
and easier; spring patents. K.Wtn.io: win
ter straights. 84.omti4.10; winter extra. No.
1. i..Vtr.l.t0; winter extras. No. 2, 83.16tt3.SO;
Kansas stialghts. 34 :v(i ( 60. Rye flour,
dun; fair to good. 14 .'txi;v.30; choice to
fancy; 84 44 60. Buckwheat Hour, steady,
82 per PHI lbs.
CORN MEAL Firm: white aniT yellow,
$1.2i'tl 25; coarse. Si. 12.fi 1.15; kiln dried, 33 85.
WHEAT spot market wek; No. 3 red,
4c elevator and w-SiC f. o. b. afloat; No.
I northern. Duluth, II 10H f. o. b.' afloat.
Futures market: With the exception of
one sharp upturn, due to stronger north
west markets, wheat was. generally weak
all day. scoring new levels. The reciprocity
situation, together with a lark of cash de
mand, promoted heavy liquidation In the
last hour, closing IStc net lower; May,
rV8!7c. closed 974c; July. W.IiiSc,
closed Ssi'p. Receipts., 36,000 bushels; ship
ments. 12,uoo bushels.
CORN Market steady; new No. I. 62c
f. o. b. afloat. Futures market was With
out transactions, closing at "ic net de
cline. May closed fck Receipts, 138,3ie
bushels; shipments. 24,720 bushels.
OATS Spot, market steady; standard
white, SBc; No. 4, S."ic. Futures market
was without transactions, closing nom
inal. Receipts tni.076 bushels; shipments,
2,!3 bushels.
HAY Eaay; prime. $1.06; No. 1. $1.00; No.
2, Sc; No. 3, 766o.
HOPS Firm, hints common to choice,
1910. 250 29c; 19. lftgsoc; pacific coast, 1910,
20 22c; 1909. Ufa 17c.
HI LES Dull; Central America. 27c; Bo
gota, 22c.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts, 234
'JbVie; seconds, 214J2HC thirds. lu.
20c; rejects, l6z7c.
PROVISIONS Pork. steady;
$22. 60S 23. 00: family. $22.0tKa 23.00:
mess,
abort
mess
clears, W 60t22.00. Beef, quiet;
i4.,ti 14.60- tatnlly, I .60 1 7.00: beef
hams. $25.0027.00.. :ut meats dull; pickled
bellies, 10 to 1 lbs., 112. "u 13.00; pickled
hams, 8l2.6Osrl3.O0. Lard, steady; middle
west, prime, $S.56W8ti6; refined steady; con
tinent, $l0.ou; South America, $10.i6; com
pound, 88.oOt,S25.
TALLOW unlet; prime city. hhds.. 7'c:
country, 74t7'-sc.
BUTTE R Stead y ; creamery specials, 29c;
extras. 2ito27Vfcc; firsts, 2K24c; seconds. lc
21c; creamery, held specials, 24'426c; extras.
cmW. itrst, zic; aeconds, lir20c; state
dulry finest, 2,".'aJtx;; state dairy finest, good
to prime, zj(u.c; tttate aalry Iinest, com
mon to fair, 17t20c; process specials, 2o4c:
extras, 20c asked; lust. 184illH:; seconds.
IW9I1C.
CHEESE Steady; unchanged; state,
whole milk, special, 16yai7c; fancy white,
141hil6c.
EOXiS Weak: western fresh cathared.
wl ltes, lv&21c; refrigerator, seconds, 11c.
rtiuui RY Alive steady; western chick
ens. 14c; fowls. 15Vko; turkeys. ltrH'20c.
Oressed irregular; western chickens, 14c;
fowls, lSVtflOiic; turkeys, 16&22c.
WEATHER IN THE (iHAlX BELT
Tkreateolas; aad Colder Weatker Pre.
dieted tor This Vicinity.
OMAHA, Feb. IS. Ml.
Generally cloudy auu uimuitil wuuirr
prevaila over tne enure country. Rains
were general in the onto valley, take legion
and eastern states within tne last twenty-
tour noure, and continue in tne upper Onto
valley and eaatern atates tnla morning.
Light and scattered snows are failing in
the extreme upper Missouri valley, the
northwest and mountain districts, ine .-disturbance,
central over the upper Mississippi
valley ana upper lakes Tuesday morning,
baa disappeared, and an area of high pres
sure overlies the. eastern portion,, witn
Its crest over the St. Lawrence valley.
pressure conditions are very unevenly dis
tributed over the west and the outlook is
favorable for continued cloudy and unset
tled weather in this vicinity tonight and
inursuay, witn somewhat colder tonight.
Temperature and precipitation as, com
pared with the last three years: -
1U11. li)10. 1909. laOti.
Lowest last night ' jn 6 16
Precipitation ; .' 00 ' " .00 . .01
Normal temperature for today, 24 degrees.
Deficiency in precipitation since March L
1910, 14 44 Inches.
Excesa corresponding period,. 1910, 4.66
inches,
Deficiency corresponding period, 1909 , 4.96
Inches. L. A. WELSH,
Iocal Forecaster.
St. I.oala Geaeral Market.
HT. LOUIS, Feb. 15. WHEAT Futures,
lower; May, 92'i'(H2ic: July, 88'4c. Cash.
lower! track. No. 3 red. 94&96c: No. 3 hard.
t"g7e. ,
coitN Lower; May. 47V4c: July. 48iw
4844c Caah. lower: track. No. 3. 43c: No.
3 white, 4414c
OA is steady I Mav. sosc. Cash, lower:
track. No. 2. WM4c; No. 3 white, 32c.
ti 1 fj unchanged, twc.
FLOUR Weak; red winter patents. $4.36
4. no; extra fancy and straight, $4.1134.20;
nara winter clears, .i.vrud.ov.
bEEl Timothy, 88.floM9.60.
CORNMEAL82.3U.
BRAN Lower: sacked, east track. 81.04
j1.08.
HAT Dull; timothy, $12.008 17 00; prairie,
$11.0tti 14.00.
PROVISIONS Pork. unchanaed: ioh-
blng, $20.6Q. Lard, lower; prime steam,
$N.2ot(r9.71. Dry salt meats, unchanged;
boxed extra shorts. W4c: clear ribs. UKc:
short clears, 10-Sc. bacon, lower; boxed
extra snorts, Hvo; clear ribs, llljc; short
cleara, 11"C
POULTRY Quiet; chickens, 12c; springs,
I3c; turkeys, lc; ducks, lhc; geese, 8c.
cut ittir-nigDer; creamery, l&ajjc.
EOGS-bteady, 16j.
Receipts, fthinmeiifs.
Flour 4.700 ia.MJ
Wheat 28.000 Hs.uiiO
Corn H8.000 121,000
Oat a ll.ouo 143.0UO
Kaatai City Grata aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. IB Wll EAT Mav
88'c-!ic, bid; July, 88tc, bid; cash lo
nigner; no. I hard, 87&Wu; No. 3, M2c;
No. 3 red. Wltoc; No. 1, VJumc.
CORN May. 4tiic. bid: July. 47ic. bid:
cash unchanged to lo higher; No. 2 mixed,
411j42c; No. 3. 41i4114c; No. 2 white, 42!4iii
43c; No. 8, 41'4'642c.
uAis-untimngea; no. - wnite, BlQ'Kic,
No. 2 mixed, 2iKg30c.
RYE No. 2. 7U76C.
HAY Unchanged: choice tlmothv. 313.60
tfH.OO; choice prairie. $12.00.
KUTTKR creamery. 26c: flrata. 22c: aec
onds, 20c; packing stock, ISc.
cuuo uxtra, WVic; firsts, 1414c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 22.0UO oUOnO
Corn, bu 23,0u0 80,000
Oats, bu l.OuO 12.O.0
Pklladelpkla Prod ace Market.
PHILADFjLPHIA, Feb. 15. BUTTER
Firm; extra western creamery. 30c: extra
nearby prints, 81c,
EU Steady; Pennsylvania and other
nearby firsts, free cases, 19o at mark;
Pennsylvania and other current receipts,
free caaea, 18c at mark; western flrata,
tree cases, 19c at mark; western current re
ceipts, free cases, 18c at mark.
CHEESE Dull; New York full creams,
fancy, September, 14c; New York full
creams, fair to good, September, 13'oM3!iC.
Liverpool Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 16. WHEAT Spot,
dull; No. 3 red western winter, no atock;
futures, steady; March. 6a Ud; May, 6a
10d.
CORN Spot, quiet; American mixed,
new, 4a 2'd; American mixed, old, is Id;
futures, quiet; March, 4a J d, May, 4a &Vd;
July, 4a tld.
Mllnaakre Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE. Feb. 16 FIOUR Dull
WHEAT No. 1 northern. Sl.02wl.021: No.
t northern, 99c; May, MSc
OA To standard. 32Wc.
BARLEY Samples, 8xots.c.
Dalatk Grata Market.
DULUTH. Feb. 15. WHEAT No. 1 north
ern, lV; No. 3 northern, 93S'u94c; May,
9t'c; July, IT774c
OATS a 14c.
Minneapolis Grala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 16. WHEAT May,
9c; Jui, V;Suy?Vc; September, Kc; cash.
No. 1 hard, W-!c; No. 1 northern, SSSrSsic;
No. 3 northern, 93&IMlc; No. 3, ls.VytH'-c.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. 111., Feb. 16-CORN-Hlgher;
No. 3 4JSc; No. 4. 42c: sample. SSrtttJoc.
OATS Firm; No. 2 white. SI'pSlc; stand
ard. A.c; No. $ white, 30VUJOV; No. 4
white, 3c..
Omaka Hay Market.
OMAHA. Feb. IS. HAY No. 1, $10; No.
t. 83: packing. $n: alfalfa. $11 btiaw:
Wheat, $5.u0; rye, $6.60, oats, $7.
I Tnrneallne and Roalna.
SAVANNAH. a.. Feb. 15-TUP.PE.V-TINF-FIrm
at 8f',c; so les. Iwi bbls ; re
rrims. 2 bbls.; Khlpment, 34 bbls.; slocks,
J45 bbls.
ICt)IN Flrtn; sales. 66 bbls ; receipts.
771 bbls ; shipments. 774 hhls.; stocks. bZA4
bhls. viuotationa: R. 87 10: D. $7 12'; K.
87.16; F. $7.I7H: . $7 .(l7.: II. $7 40: I.
$:6..; K. 17 o. M. $7 K.; N, $0; WU, $S05;
WW, 8S.19.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Missouri Pacific Dominant Factor in
Speculation During: Day.
SWIFT RISE UNSETTLES MARKET
Stock Falls Off earlr Pelat on A n
sssrrnst ('t'omlif Hrllrrmral
of 41enra Goald Irons I'res
. Ideary of Rood.
NEW YORK. Feb. lS-Misyouil Peclfic
was a dominant factor In speculation on
the Stock exchange toilav. After a day
of feverish speeiilauon in the stock, djirlng
which It advanced nearly 4 points and then
fell back almost as much, came the an
nouncement that (irorge .1. Uould would
relinquish the presidency, and that repre
sentatives of the Ktihn. Ixeb Standard
Oil and Herman Interests would enter the
board at the annual meeting next month.
Missouri Pacific's swift rise to 63 on
heavy dealings soon alter the opening un
settled the general market. The list grew
steadier, however, on the reaction in Mis
souri Pacific, and remained close lo last
night's level until the end of the session.
Missouri Pacific Itself fell oft nearly a
point on announcement of Mr. Gould's
contlna; retirement, and closed with only a
fractional net gain.
Discount rates in Ixindon weakened, owing
largely to the incressed supply of money,
due to the payment of $6,ooo.000 for treas
ury bills. Advices from that center seem
to foreshadow a reduction In the Bank of
England a rate tomorrow. Bonds and short
term notes, authorised bv leading cornora
i'l'mr,!,"" ' we"k' K'''sate well up to
3 W.0W.0OO. a large part of which Is to be
placed In forelrn markets.
Trading In the bond market was Irregular
Total sales, par value, $3.M6.00A.
United States 2a, registered, advanced "4
and the coupons on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
Salea. High. Low. Cloaa.
321,
. t.yni r.H 4-, t
fino ois 61 M
. 1,700 4.S 444 44V,
1W n,
. 1, iH ot M
6 6I'( 64
'
suo n iiu, t's
V2
m 42V 41H 4l
. 4.no 7H 79v, 79,
ino iav l0ivi ftiM
. . 400 61 MH tna,
ll4
. 1.O00 145t 146(4 14,.
nx n M t
. WA MH 14 Si',
. 300 S9't Ii 3t
. l.ioo Kit's m lotL,
lo.:4
1:2'
XX) 106(4 106 105S,
r S.loj jx4 7nuj
. 1 "0 tl2 21114
100 h n ji-,
10 l.M'4 1044 104(4
tun
. it.H 154 K
4
100 t3'4 13 V,
474
100 4 14 147V,
. 1.800 128 11744 127
4 SS 14 '4 ,14V.
600 674 6714 67"4
. l.PitO 14S 142H 14J
ton HS 14V4 14(4
l0 171V4 17114 170
. 1.7H1 I44 8414
7t 7S4 7E4 72t4
in SUS tS i
. 17.100 3:i Sl4 J24
. 3.300 MS 60V4 Ml',
. S.OOO 40(4 3 8(4
J00 1644 154H 1"3'
. 8,210 l4 1304 1314
400 43(4 6J4 (214
!. 1M4 a 134
. S.800 in, it'4 20
. 1,100 66(4 64(4 64(4
1)1
17
800 10H 1044 1014
10 43H 42 42(4
sno lis ls li
200 Hh 34 Ml,
7
too Jll'4 111 111(4
600 147(4 4 144
400 11 80 28
. . 1.400 142 141 142
00 8 M Si
87
. 41,800 81 M t
12J
109 B7 67 S7
. 10.100 88 37 88
. 8,100 118 112 112
600 4.1 43 43
.. 700 104 . 108 10S
100 ' 71 71
. 88,4l0 13S 124 1i;
. HO 87 87 24
. $.100 121 187 12?
00 107 104 108',
.-... " 87
loo 10 sr 80
800 84 l& 85
..... 140
6" 1714 gaa; t
. 42. 800 lt 109 16t
, Km Sl 84
. 800 i 'it tK
1,100 S2 82 82
400 64 US (3
-) 41 42 42-14
81
' 7
, . 68
. 8.6O0 120 ll
. 1.3O0 2 88 38
400 4J .. 4.-,
. 1,30 8S(4 88 87
. ISO 80 2 28
800 24 24 24
200 fi.1 63 61
. tt.OOO 17 179 17
100 M i:ih4 .i
100 k tn as 14
. 2.800 4f.S 41 42
. i3.hl 81 to So
. 1.200 111 11K 118
t 4-i 4i 45
l 66 46 af.
404 17 17 14
. 8.204 8, 87 8;
200 II It 60
600 11 10 70
104 74 74 74
no 4 1.6
. 8.100 117 177 117
868.60 shares.
Allls-Ctiatmera fd
amaliramatad Oipper ....
American Aarlcultural ...
Am. Beet Sugar.
Ameriian Can
American. l A F
American Cotton Oil '.
Amariran. H, art L pM..,.
Am. Ice securities
Amwlran Llnaeeil
American Lornmnttve ....
American 8. ft It
Am. . A R old
Am. tnil Foundries
Am. 8nr Refining
American T. A T
AmeNcan Tobacco pfd
American Woolen
Anaconda Minim Oo
Atchinon
Atchison, prd
Atlantlo coait Una
Raltlmora A Ohio
itelhlehem Hteel
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
anaillan Paclflo
onlral leather
antral Leather pfd
Central of Naw Jeraey
'heapeake A Ottlo
tlilcaao A Alton....
Chicago u. W.,i new
-. u. w. pra
Chlcajro A N. W,..,
C. M. A BL I
C, t'.. C. A 8t. L.
Colorado P. A I
Colorado A Southern
Conaolldated Oaa, e-dlv...
Oorn Producta
Pelawara A Hudson
Iener A Klo Urande
D. A R. o. pfd
Ulatlllers 'eecuritlas
Erla
Erie 1st pfd
Krle td ptd
Crenaral Kleetrlo
t.reat Northern pfd
Oreat Northern Or otfs. .
Illlnola ( entral
Interbnroush Mat
Int. Mat. pfd
lntarnatkinal Hanraatei ..
Int. Marina pf;
International Paper
international Pump
Iowa Cantral
Kansas City So ,
K. a So. pfd..
Laclede Gas
Louisville A N.,.(. ........
Minn. A It. L,. 1. ..........
M., St. p. A I. S. H
M a K. Sb T ... rt.. !
M., K. A T. ptd
Mlsaouri Paclfla
National Blacult
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. td pfd....,
New York Central...
N. Y.. O. A W....!
Norfolk A Waatstav, ......
North American ,
Northern Pacific1 ..v.
Pacific Mall
Pannaylvanla
People's tiaa
P.. C. C. A U L
Plttaburg Goal
seed Steal car..., ,
Pullman Palaoa -Oar. .......
Railway Btael eprlng
Keadlng ;
Republic Steel
Republic Steel pfd. ,
Hock laland Co
Rock laland to. pfd '.
St. L. A . f. 34 pM
St. Louis 0. W
St. h. B. W. pfd
Slnaa-Hheffleld 8,1. A I
Southern PaclMo
Southern Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tenneneea Copper
Texaa A Pacific,
T.. St. L. A W
T . St. L A W. p:d
b'nlon Pailtlo
L'nlon Taciric' pfd
United Statea Realty
fulled Stataa Rubber......
United Statea- Steal
It. 8. Steal pfd
Vlah Copper
Va. -Carolina Oiamlcal ....
natawri
Wtlxth pfd
westerii Maryland
Weatln&hotiae fiactrle
Weatern Union
Wheeling A L E
Lehigh Valley
Total sales lor tsa ear.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 16. MON ET-On call.
steady, ZKUi'ii per cent; ruling rate, I4 per
cent; closing bid, 1 per cent; offered at 2V4
per cent. Time loana, stronger; eu days s
per cent and 80 days Zd3 per cent; six
months, S'4j3:v4 per cent. v
PHI ME MERCANTILE PAPER ( H
per cent.
STERLING EXCH A NO E Easy with act
ual business In bankers' bills at $4,8339
4.8375 for 60-day bills and at $4.8tU0 for de
mand Commercial bills, $4.82ft4.834.
SILVER Bar. 61 "so. Mexican dollars, 45o.
UONDS Government, firm; railroad
bonds Irregular.
Closing quotations on bonds were as
follOWB.
V 8. raf. la, rag..
do coupon
V. 8. aa. reg
do coupon
V. 8. 4a, rag
.101 eint. M. M. 4 Via...
.101 ajapan 4a
.102 do 4a
.KH' ti. C. So. 1st la...
.114 L S. dan, 4s 1W1..
.111 LAN. unl. 4a....
, 6
, 80
, 85
1
, an '4
.
. 7
do coupon ..
Allla-Clial. 1st 66a... lt M. K. A T. let 4a
Am. Ag. 6s 10J do gan. 4a
Am. T. A T. a. 4a.. KK. Mo. Pacific 4e
78
Am. Tobaoce 4a tv S. R. R. of M. 4s H
do 6a 101 N. r. C. g. Ia.... 81
Armour A Oo. 4s.. M do tab. 4a 88
Atrhiaan tae. 4a M. T.. N. H. M.
do cv. 4a 1 CT 6s 114
do 6a US N. A W, lat a. 4a... 8
A. C. L. lat 4s 4 do cv. 4a 1064.
Bal. A Ohio 4a..
No. Pacific 4s 100
. do 8a 1G
. O. 8. L rfdg. 4a .i
. U Penn. cv. 2a mi.: aavi
.10; do con. 4a l')3,
. m Reading gan. 4a
.1 St. L A 8. P. fa. 4a 82
do 8a
ado 8. W. 8a ...
Brook. Tr. av. ,...
'an. of Oa. is
On. Lathar 6a
. of N. J. s 6a..
Chea. A Ohio 4e...lviv, do gen. ta 17
do rwf. 6a St. L 8. W. e. 4e... 78
fhlcago A A. 8s.. 11 do lat gold 4a K.u
C. B. A U. J. 4a M Seabocrd A. L. 4,.,. U
ao gen. 4a 7 'so. Pae. col. 4a t;v
C. M. A 8. P. g. 8a 1 do ev. 4a
C. H. I. A P. a. 4a. 74 do lat ret. 4a 44
00 rfg. 4a 80. Hailwar 6a 1117
Colo. lud. 6a 7s do gen. 4a 17
"olo'. Mid. 4a 47 Vnlon Pacific 4s 1004
4-. A a. r. A a. 4a. do cv. u 1I
n a. u a. 1,1: . . . ... . . . r
... v. - - -to in m twi. aa.. en ' .
D. A R. O. 4a 82 U. 8. Rubber 4a.. .. .10JS
do raf. la...
M V. 8. Steal 2d 6a.....lu5 4
Distillers' la ....
Brie p. . la...
do gan. 4a
do cv. 4a. ear.
"'a M.-iaro, cntm. ao..UU
80', Wabaah 1st as 10yit
1 oo is at e. aa
7-j W Mac n Md. 4a.
as
4
82
de aeries B
71'. anL El
Gen. Klec. ev. Is. . . .Iii6 Wla. Vnlral ,...
III. Ian. lat raf. 4a. 1 Mo. Pac. cv. as...
Int Mac 4a 18
Bid.
ew Yark Mlaina Staeks.
NEW YORK. Feb. 15. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were as follows:
Alice ei.it ta o!af .
.... 16
...1
leO
....U'2
....lie)
.... 22
Cm Tunnel stock.
do bonds
Ton. l. A Vs....
Horn Silver
eiron tSllver
Iedvllla Coo. ....
ottered
U Bnlial
18 Ontario
a Ophlr
! biandard
Yellow Jacket .
Local Seem It les.
yuolations furnished by Burns. Brlnker
A
co.. iiv (ew umaha national iuah
building:
. Aak'd.
Oil; Nat Bank atock. Omaha Ill
117
i udeli. Pa. king to. aa. ISM pg
Corn fcachange Nat. hank. Omaha ..
I lit of New I ork la. lftc.4 IT
Kalrmoat Creamery III f I per cast M
Itirni'iet Creamery pfd lis
l alrnaarit t rsaneary. com 124
Oanaral Molota
oreat Wealera 84Var C. I S. a. pfd. lot
14
lie
tie
Crmn Flra Ineurance. Omaha lo4 1os
Hoaell, Neb., a. ho.H ua 1
KaiiMi Clly Terminal 4a
l.voa t , la., I per cent warrenta.... Pi4 ino
hime i o., Neh.. warrants 4 par rent H 1(ta
Omaha (ountry flub . !
tiniaha Dee 6a. IS 1 7 l M
tin.. ha Water ta. p' M
Omaha ft. Ry. ie. Il l'H
Omaha A C. B. St. ft). 6a. J8 7 '
Omaha A C. R. s R ptd. 6 per rent '
Umaha A I . B St. Hy. com , 1
t'nlon 819k Yarda atetk a4
Sherldaa Coal torn 74 M
l.ondna Closing Stoeks.
I"N POX, Feb. 15 American securities
were quiet and firm during the early trad
ing today. Prices ranged from to '
above yesterday's New York closing.
Closing quotations on slocks were:
Connie, money .. HO 3 14 Iularllle A N 151
do account 80 M . K A T ,...17
Amal. lepper 47 N. Y. Central IK.
Anaconda Norfolk A w.
Atohlenn 11 do ptd
do pfd 106 Ontsrlo A W.
Baltimore A Ohio. . . 1 Pennsylvania .
anadlan Pacific ....fm Hand Mines .
hea. A Ohio 88 Reading
Chicago O W 24 go. Railway .
f , M. A St. P 11 do Pfd
la Paera ,8 So. Pacific ...
Denver A R. 0 3ft t'nlon Pacific
do pfd 7f, do pfd
Rria 82 U. 8. Steal.,,.
no lat pfd do pfd
do 2d ptd 40 Wahaeh
Grand Trvnli 24 do pfd
Illinois Central 144 Spanish 4a
no
.... 88
4
.... 66
.... 1
.... 62
.... 28
.... 87
....113
184 '4
.... M
.... 1
....122
.... l.v.
.... 28
0
KILVKR Par. quiet, at 23 13-16d per os.
iMi.- Km 1 2'(i per cent.
The rate of discount In the onen market
for ahort bills Is 87 3 1-16 per cent; for
three months bills, 2 lo-iWfjS per cent
Hoatoa Stocks and Bonds
BOSTON, Feb.
stocks were as
Allouca
Amal. (Vipper
A. Z. L A 8
Arlsona Com
Atlantic
15. Closing quotations on
follows:
. 2 Mohawk
. M Narada Vrm. ...
. 21 Nlplaalng Mines
. 18 ISorth Bulla ...
. I North lieVe
43 i
18
10
4
B. A C. C. A ft. M
.. 12 old Dominion ,
40
106
13
7
11
Butts Onalltlnn ...
1 V Oaoeola ,
Cal. A Arlsona
f el. A Hecla
Centennial
Vpper Range C. C
Rait Butte C. M..
Pranklln
OUiut tvrn. ,.
(,ranby Con ,
Oreene Cananea ..
lele Rnrala Copper
Kerr Lack
Laek 'opper ,
1 Salle Copper.....
Miami tVppr
Aeked.
U Pern.lt 8.
6 Qulnrr ...
A 0...
18 Shannon
17 Superior
12 Superior A B. M
8 Suparior A P. C.
Tamarack
84 V. 8. S. R, A M
4 do pfd
11 t'Uh Con
7 S'tah CVjpper Co.
28 Winona
4 Wolverine
Su ,
28
4
14
41
1
44
11
4..
1Z1
New '4
The following
by Ixgau A B
Stock exchange.
rk Cark Market.
quotations are furnished
ryan, members New York
315 South Sixteenth street,
umint:
A m. Tobacco
Bar gta'a ties ...
Boaton Con
Butte Coalition ...
Cactus
Chlno
Chief Con ,
Fraction
I'srln-Oalr
Ojlhway
Kerr Lake
Kir Central
Ely Con
Kly Witch ,
Franklin
Giroux
Belmont
(joldfield Florence
Goldflald Daisy ...
,.43.'.
,. 0
,.
.. 1
. 18
,. 22
. 1
.. 11
,. 1
.. 1
.. 1
,. 6
.. 21
.. 7
..
61-14
. 1
.. 14
. 8
Ureens Cananea ...
Inspiration
Laroae ,
Nevada Con
Newhouee
Kerada-lltah ......
4
6
4'a
l
i 1-11
Ohio copper 1
ftewhlde Coalition.
11-16
.
J
.101 4
Ray Central ..
Swift PH. Co.
Sears-Koebuck Co...
180
6
14
8
4
1
44
2
Silver Pick
Superior A P....
Tonopah Mining
Trinity Copper .
United Copper .
North Lake ....
Bohemia. ,
Hank Clearlnss.
OMAHA, Feb. 15-Bank clearings for to
day were $2,090,066.11, and for the corre
sponding date last year. $2,738,$55.68.
OMAHA WHOLESALE PRICES.
HUTTER Creamerj. No. 1. delivered to
the retail trade In 1-lb. cartons, 8Sc; No. 2,
In SO-lb. tuba, 26c; No. $ in 1-lb. cartons,
iftc; packing stock, solid pack. 134o; dairy,
in 6-lb. tubs. 15ral6c. Market change every
Tuesday.
CHEESE Twins, l16Hn: young Amer
icas. lSi4c; daisies, 17Vc; triplets, 17Vc; lim
burger, 18c; No. 1 brick 17c; Imported
Swiss, S2c; domestic Swiss, 21c; block Swiss,
19c.
POULTRY Dressed Broilers, under J lbs.,
$5 per dox., hens, 14c; cocks, 11c; ducks,
ISc; geese, 13o; turkeys,' 26c;. pigeons, per
dox., $1.20; homer aquabs, per dox., $4.00;
fancy squabs, per dos., $3.50; No. 1, per
dog., $3.00. Alive, broilers, 16c; smooth legs,
10c; hens, 11c; stags and old roosters, 8c;
old ducks, full feathered, 12c; geese, full
feathered, Sc; turkeys, 19c; guinea fowls,
25o each; plgeono, per dos., 60c; homers,
per dos.. $3.00' squabs. No. 1 per dos., $1.60;
No. X. per dos.. 50c: canons, over 8 lbs..
14c. old turkeys, 17c. i
FISH (ail frosenl-Plckerel, 7c white. He;
pike, Be; trout, 11c; large crapptea, 1215c;
Spanish mackerel, 19c; eel, 16c; haddock,
13c; flounders, 13c; green catfish, 20c; roe
shad, $1 each; shade roe, per pair, 66c; frog
Icga. per dos., 60c; salmon. 11c; halibut, 10c;
herring, 6c.
REEK CUTS No. 1 ribs, lc; No. 2. 124c;
No. 8, IMio; N. 1 loin, 17o; No. 2, ISc; No.
S, 10o; No. 1 chuck, 7c; No. X, 7o; No.
3, 7c; No. 1 round, 9c; No. 2. 8V4c; No. I,
8c; No. 1 plate, SV4c; No. 2, tic; No. i, 6V4c
r'ttUlTS. ETC. Applea: MIssouH Ben
Davla, per bbl., SOW; California Belle-
flower, per box, $1.65; Colorado, extra
faniv Jnnith.n ru r- anil k.i . n . i .
J I .mi. -J A , f.,U, i.
Twig, per full bu. box, $2.50; W. W. Pear
main, per full bu. box, $2.75; Washington,
extra fancy, Winesap, 96-113 sires, per bu.,
$2.76; lhO-175 sixes, per box, $2.50; Washing
ton Pippins. 4-tier, per Box, $2.25; 6-tier,
por box, $2.00. Bananas: Fancy aelect,
per bunch, $2.252.50; Jumbo, per bunch,
$2.76413.75. Cranberries: Per box, $3.60;
Wisconsin, Late Howe brand, per bbl.,
$10.50. lates: Anchor brand, new, 30 l-lb.
pkgs.. In boxes, per box, $2.00; bulk, In
lO-lb. boxes, per lb., V4c Figs: New Cali
fornia, 12 12-ox. pkgs., 86c; ii 13-ox. pkgs.,
$2.40; 60 6-ox. pkgs., $2.00; Turkish, 7-crown,
per lb., 16c; 5-crown, per lb., 14o; 4-crown,
per lb., 13c. drape fruit: Florida, 46-64-
slzs, per box, $4.00; 60-96 sixes, per box,
$3.25. Lemons: Limonelra brand, extra
fancy, 300-360 sizea. per box. $4.50; choice,
300-360 sizea, per box, $4.00; 240 size, 50c
per box less. Oranges: Camella Redlands
navels, 80-06 sixes, per box, $2.85; 126 size,
per box, $2.85; 150 size, per box. $2.66; 171
and smaller sizes, $3.00; choice navels, eO
96 sizes. $2.50; 126 slxe, $3.50; 150 and smaller
sizes. $2.60182.75. Pears: California Winter
Nellls. per box, $2.75; New York Keifer.
per bbl.. $2.75.
VEGETABLES Beans: String- and wax,
per hamper, $3-50U-4.00. Beets: Per bu., 75c.
Cabbage: Wisconsin, per II)., lc. Carrots:
Per bu.. 75c. Celery: Michigan, per dos.
bunchea, 35c; California Jumbo, per dos.
bunches. 85c. Cucumbers: Hot house, 1
and X dozen In box, per dot., $2.25. Egg
Plant. Fancy Florida, per dox., $2.00. (iar
llc: Extra fancy, white, per lb., 16o. let
tuce: Extra fancy leaf, per dos., 4oc.
Onions: Iowa, red and yellow, per lb., 2c;
Indiana, -white, per lb.. 3c; Spanish, per
crate, $1.50. Parsley: Fancy southern, per
dos. bunchea, sotioc. Parsnips: per
buahel, 7sc. Potatoes: Early Ohio, In
sacks, per bu., SOc; Iowa and Wisconsin,
white stock, per bu., 75i0c; Colorado, per
bu., fcX90c. Rutabagaa; Per lb., le.
Sweet Potatoea: Kanaaa, per bbl., $2.b0.
Tomatoes: Florida, per 8-bsk. crate, $5.00
66.00. Turnips: Per bu., 76c.
MISCELLANEOUS Almonds: California
soft shell, per lb., 16c; In sack lota, lo
less. Brazil Nuts: Per lb., 13c; In saok lots,
lc less. Cocoanuta: Per sack, $6.50; per
dos., 60c.' Filberts: Per lb., 14c; In sack lots,
lo less. Hickorynuts: Large, per lb., 6c;
small, per lb., 6c. Peanuts: Roasted, per
lb., 8c; raw, per lb., 6'c. Pecans; Large,
per lb., 16c; in aack lota, lc les. Walnuts:
Black, per lb., 2M,c; California, per lb.,
19c; in sack lota, lo less. Cider: New York
Mutts, per '4-bbl., $3.76; per bbl., .:&.
Honey: New, 24 frames, 8175.
Ceffre Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 15. COFFEE Fu
tures opened firm at an advance of 31ft 43
points on excited covering following re
ports that a new bull clique had been or
ganized, Including strong Interests In con
suming markets and Brazil, for the pur
pose of resisting any further decline, and
private cables indicated that thla clique
would hold I.eriO.ouO bags of coffee for a
price equivalent to about 14c per pound.
Offerings were heavy enough to supply
the demand around the Initial pticea at the
stsrt, and following the first rush of cov
ering business became a little less active,
but prices were maintained during the
middle of the day and later there was a
renewal of the covering movement aa well
aa fresh buvlng for long account, on which
further advance were secured, with the
market closing firm at a net gain of from
(UfitiO points. Salea. 119.500 baa. February,
lo2ic; March, 0.-3c; Apr1!. 10.28c; May,
10 33c; June, 10.32c; July, 10.31c; August,
10.24c; September, 10.17c; October. lo.Obc;
November, loOJc; December, Have; Janu
ary, 9IMc. Havre was If. higher. Ham
burg was IVo- Points higher. Rio, 150
rels lower at 78"); Santos, loo rels higher;
4s. 68-aiO; 7s, 64..UO. Brazilian exchange un
changed at 16 l-16d. Keceipta at the two
Hiaxillan ports, 16 014) bags, against 13 tW
bags last year. Jundiahy 'receipts, S.3o0
bas, against 8,400 bsgs last year. Rain
was reported In all districts of Sao Paulo.
Siiot coffee, steadier; Rio No. 7, 12',c;
runtos .So. t. nnij .c; mild coffee, nom
inal; Cordova. lV.'uli.e.
W sol Market.
ST. Uit IS Feb. 16 W 001l nchanged ;
territory and weatern mediums. lJr(t22c;
tine mediums. lGlsc; fine, llc.
Tbe Key to the Bituatlon-Bee WanteVds.
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Generally Ten to Fifteen Cents
HiR-ber.
HOGS FULLY TEN CENTS HIGHER
"keep and Lambs kow Mule t kanae
la Prleea aa Compared wltk Tare
day. Belna In tke Mala
Akoat Steady.
SOUTH OMAHA. Feb 15. 1M1.
Reeelpta were: Cattl. Hnfte. Sheep.
Official Monday 8 404 6.7:i 13.14."
Official Ttiesdav 7 414 14 447 .r2
Estimate W'ednesday .. 8.300 .3o0 4.4'0
Three days this week. .18148 r.5. 56.047
Same dava last week . . ..12..:fi ar..I14 2:1.721
Same days X weeks ago. .19.114 3S.0.8 nn 0;5
Same days $ weeks ago. .19.042 S3 675 14.701
Same days 4 weeks ago.. 14. 907 17.6H1 30.7s
Same days last year....t4.250 .13.790 18.6t
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date as compared with last year:
1911 lin Tne Pec.
Tattle 146 90S 136.670 20.233
Hogs 277.695 29I.OK5 13,290
Sheep 230.04S 1S.2i 41.839
The following tables shows the average
prices on hoga at South Omaha for the last
everal days, with comparisons:
De-tes. 1911. !1910.19f. 11908. IISO7.I19O8.1190S.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb,
Feb.
Feb.
t... 1 3?m I 47 161 II 1 I 701 4 68
10... T 34I I 48 Si 4 01 I 6 72 4 77
11... 1 20V4I 8 611 80 4 171 901 14 71
t ft Til 13! 4 521 Ml 72!
13... , I 16 4 181 tl $ 78 4
14... 6 898 77l I 4 02! I 0 4 84
15... 7 00; 8 76 211 4 0.i 6 921 St 4 S6
Sunday.
Receipts and dispoatilon or live atock at
the Union Stock yards. South Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at X o'clock yea
terday: -RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hogs Sheep. H'r's
. M. A St.
P..
6
Wabash
Mo. Pacific
Union Pacific
C. N. W.. east..
C. N. W., west ..
U. St. P. M. A O
(-'. B. A Q., east
C. R. A Q.. west....
C. R. L. A P.. east
C. R. I. A P., west..
III. Central
. 1
. 2
86
4
30
11
, 2
S3
7
1
1
1
I
23
33
4
C. O. W
Total receipts ....13S 89 20 7
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Tacking Co 627 1.0K4 K2
Swift A Co 818 4.4 914
Cudahy Packing Co 7IH l.HM 1.646
Armour A Co 776 1.476 24
Morrel is
W. B. Yansant Co 96
Benton, Vansant A Lush 15
Stephens Rros 95 ,
F. B. Lewis iVi .... ....
Houston A Co 30
J. B. Root A Co 28 ....
J. If. Bulla 76
I F. Husz 2
L. Wolf 71
McCreary A Carey .... 103 .,,
S. Werthelmer 102
ft". F. Hamilton 15
M. Hagerty 10
Mo. A Kan Calf. Co.... 90
Cllne 47
Other buyer 65 .... 163
Total
CATTLE There was
4,759 6.945 4.064
very marked
change In the cattle yarda this morning. It
had been feared by some that the sharp
break In prices yesterday and day before
might render the country rather panicky
and might flood the market with cattle. It
waa very evident thla morning, however,
that the country has no such Intentions and
la prepared to hold back supplies In caae
tne .price drops too low. Chicago waa ex
pectlng 20,000 head thla morning, but only
received about 15,000 and other markets had
a similar experience.
Under the Influence of the small offerings
or cattle and a feellna that receipts the re
malnder of the week would continue light.
the market this morning on beef steers was
safely loo higher at the very least. A good
many salesmen were Quoting an advance
of 10t$16o and some comparing today's sales
witn tne extreme low point yesterday and
day before, were declaring that - some of
the cattle at. least sold 15(g.'25o higher. To
aay the leaat, there was a, great Improve
ment In the day'a trade and a considerable
proportion of decline recorded yesterday
and day before waa recovered.
What has been aald regarding beef steers
wouia apply in equal degree to cowa and
heifers. They were In active demand and
safely 10ffl6o higher and in some cases pos
sibly more than that compared witn the ex
treme low point yesterday and the day be
fore. The market waa quite active at the
advance noted and practically everything
in aignt changed hands In good season in
the morning.
It waa hardly to be expected that there
should be a very active demand for stock
cattle and feeders while the weather la aoft
and feed lota In a miry condtlon. Still there
was considerable Inquiry this morning and
as fresh receipts were light the offerings
sold quite ( readily at good ateady prices.
Buyers, In some caaea, at least, claimed
that they were forced to pay a little more
money than yesterday.
Wuotationa on cattle: Good to choice
beef steers, $6.006.40; fair to good beef
steers, $8 .6O&5.00; common to fair beef
steers, $4.750.60; food to choice cows and
heifers, $4 605.60; fair to good cows and
heifers, $4.25U4 50; common to fair cows and
heifers, $3.254.26; good to choice atockera
and feeders, $6.40(jo.90; common to fair
stockers and feedere, $4.2afe6.00; stock heif
ers, S3.76424.60: veal calves, $4.00i&$.00; bulls,
stags, etc., CI.75!IJ5 20.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Ns.
9...
6...
21...
11...
12...
86...
13...
80...
11...
16...
II...
21...
14...
20...
11...
8...
22...
10...
26...
10...
8...
2...
16...
3...
2...
6...
I...
8...
17...
11...
22...
24...
It...
81...
Ie...
It...
8....
8...
21...
14...
2...
6....
7...
..
....
6....
....
6....
1...,
8...
1...
1...
1...
1...
1....
I...
I....
I...,
1...
8....
II...
8....
1...
1. ...
8. ...
8...
i.'.'..
4 ..
10....
4....
16....
I ...
1...
8 ...
4....
18....
81...
n...
is....
...,
t....
7....
6....
II ...
6....
A v.
881
671
tot
t;
188
1046
1081
1001
II
Vil
2
84
814
10M
1014
1021
10S3
1218
1047
nut
871
1016
771
876
Iflo
losi
1140
in?!
4
......I 41
M
lOJI
11S0
i
1 uo
811
fit
87
ll4
1041
fr.
No. aa. Pr.
16 1102 I 16
17 , Ix7 4j
86 1081 8 66
42 1082 I 40
18 111 8 i)
21 1227 6 40
14 1014 6 44
10--D 8 46
16 tut 6 46
21 l:-i) 6 66
II 1086 I 43
It lelt I 70
81 IIU 6 70
14 1164 I 10
8 1M 6 76
20 1343 I 76
40 1J9I I 15
It 1637 is
22 1122 6 04
16 1831 8 20
AS.
1021 4 66
II Ill 4 40
4 1114 4 40
14 80I 4 60
18 1)0 4 41
10 1021 4 IS
21 1184 4 66
t 14 4 63
11 113 4 46
11 toil 4 71
t tool 4 10
14 11.18 4 16
16 10M 4 71
13 4 80
I U' 4 4 80
6 1182 4 86
12 mt 4 ta
14 11; in
10 ions 1 to
11 1262 6 00
4 61
4 76
6 10
6 20
I 26
I 26
I 21
to
6 20
6 16
6 86
6 40
6 40
I 40
6 46
8 46
I to
6 60
6 60
6 66
C
8 26
8 40
8 60
4 00
4 00
4 10
4 20
4 80
4 81
4 II
4 40
4 46
4 46
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 64
4 60
4 60
4 t
4 60
HEIFERS.
826
. 440
, 1W
, 148
. 87
4 10
4 80
4 21
4 40
4 60
4 63
4 6
!....
2....
It....
4....
87....
I....
,700 4 70
, til 4 T
626 4 16
tit 4 76
642 4 80
61.1 4 60
60 6 26
BULLS.
... 140
...1"0
... 760
...UiO
...le
...14'
...1
...1S0
...1520
...130
...142
...126
4 0
4 M
4 40
4 4f
4 60
....1010
!
...1740
...11.0
....l-i
1100
...-ti
...le.t
....low
. .. .IS40
A
.... t
.... 26
.... 20
.... 320
.... )
.... l it
207
.... 16
.... 141
.... 140
10
.... 16
4 66
4 70
4 76
4 7
4 II
4 16
4 71
4 to
4 0
4 81
4 U
6 26
I 11
6
4 00
4 to
60
4 74
1 n
1
I b
1 2
4 to
4 84
4 66
4 61
4 4
4 48
4 46
8
CALVES.
, . 271
311
21
2t
878
610
r
21
14
4S8
4
47
4 26
4 60
4 10
4 76
6 '
4 so
6
6 00
f
6 l
4..
6..
II..
l!!
8 .
AND
24..
14 .
87..
I .
24. ,
22..
12..
.
26..
14 .
t .
6..
14 .
4 .
I It
6 14
8TOCKERS
FEEDERS
tne 6 23
- 4 It
43 I s
lei 4 04
....... 178 6 )
67 6 SO
84 6
440 6 as
64 6
1 4 a
r. 6 M
lie 6 20
8"4 6 20
11 6 24
tat 6 U
740
IK
loo
11
6 26
I 20
1 U
I U
6 4
6 41
6 46
6 4
6 66
6 I
6 0
6 7
6 at
....11.1
.... "4
...,K. 6
107
.... "4
.... 67 2
....IK
....Ll
HOOS-In response to prompt curtailment
of hog receipts, the trade reacted favorable
thla morning, bulk of sale snowing a re-
bound of fully a dime. This irhincf was
apparent on all weights, bat was mote
clehilv refl.-ctoil bv oi'lf-ow on t.ulrher of
ferings, us a consldi t able portk.ri of dsl
receipts at present consuls of anlrc
iranaing from 2.(0 to W.'. pounda. .
I Local packing orders -i n c the tnaln sup
I ports t trade, only a few selected loads
Itelna- re.inlrril for shipping pinrxvsea. The
si.eeiilatlTc demand is Mill in the back
mound. Movement ivn ftilrly aotl
throughout and uilddav riiarsnuo was prac
tically complete.
Long sirlnvra ranker from 8fr7.n6 and
even nu ney proved to be a poptilar figure
for anxthlng that. s nt all desirable.
Heavy and rough parking grades ranged
at uneven margins below bottom -f hulk.
Choice llfihts topped at 87.10 The-e sales.
It will he noted, are generally steady with
those of Monday.
Representative sales:
No. A. Sh. TV N. av h. Pt.
18 44: ... m sv 4 ... T n
24 1 80 4 i n j; J,,. 1 ml
314 ISO 4 an i 23 ... 7 ra
I S8 ... SO Cd 1,1 ., 1 no
26 W -'V! ... 1 ia)
6-' 828 44 34 fit n Int
71 S4 4l l 81 t;, . ; M
' "'I 4W no ' Ui is ie
I !0 ... 4 l fv. IN! ... 1 .
f 2f4 Iw 4 ., JJ aa ... 1 oa
M 182 ... Hi 41 :'! ... 7 ("
3 ail 80 1 ;, i,, ...4 . ; p.,,,
2" :'M ... 4 , so ;i ... 1 v-
4 ... :, mi a.' ... 1 K'vi
,; "4 ... C 44 :i ... 7 0:
" 2l 1W i Tf. MJ ... 1(1.'
' '"! . M 77. 114 ... 1 0J
6" 8'8 80 81 73 IWI ... 1 0J
' 2..J ... 4 9 V (W 2.10 ... 111:4
4 M 4'1 is. in. r.".J ... 1 i'i
2;I ... 87 74.. Vl ... i OS
u J4 80 4 87i, 4 lot ... 7 (4
H :,0S ... 7 M VI ... T 08
2in ... 7 oh ;ii ?M .... 1 04
" ... 1 ) 8 213 ... 1 IW
231 ... 7 W :H IN HI
"i" 28 ... 1 Oil 48 141 .... l
,!-- 2' . I 00 14 204 ... 1
f ... 1 00 v j44 ... 7 m
1 2" ... 1 ") 8i.... t4 ... 1 4 .
' '-' ... 1 on o :ij ... t Oo
-""' ; -. : i . ;
-24.'i ... 1 w is j;7 ... 1 a.
24.' ... 7 o 11 aj ... 1 n
S-1 4 ... 7 no 11 ;, . 7 i
24 1t7 ... 7 on ev JI4 III 1
-' ...loo 14., iso 40 7 on ,
" l'-5 ... I"" 48 J7 ... 1 OS
64 ! ... 1 00 1 ;.4 ... 7 oa
t.2 IN 1 OH 78. ..v.. ..816 40 1 H
M :o 40 1 no v ;:o ... i ni
so ...8:2 ... 7 in 87 no ... 104
2-3 ... ion a. ....... S'.M 20 1 os
61 ... lie -.8 ... 1
68 2J ... 1 00 i; 21 ... 1 0
" ?i ... 7 00 CT ... 7 07
n 218 ... 7 00 in j,,i 7 10
0 ... 7 00 i 2.: .. 1 10
4 214 ... 100 81. .203 ... 1 II
3 '-'48 ... too- 74 ,.814 ... in
7 231 ... 1 no 14 )g at) 7 10
63 248 ... 1 00
SHKKP A decreased gupplv nt sheep and
lambs acted as a check to weakening values
this morning and the trade held up very
well 111 till of Us branches. It was a quo
lahly steady market In moat respect, good
sheep ruling strong In spots. lemand Was
reasonably active for rwei, welhora and
yearlings, but the Inquiry for lambs ws
rsther backward and movement was alow
Ewes were more plentiful than other
classes of live multon snd generally moved
st prices only slightly lower than those
noted Monday. Rent offerings sold as high
as $4.30. This figure may also be credited
with extreme limit on wether, but prims
grades were not available to make an ac
tual test of tops early. Yearlings were
wanted at $4.90 and less, quality And weight
determining the price.
Imlis sold at levels little different from
yesterday's scale of values. Most of the
regular buyers tried for cheaper cost, how
ever, and the situation was rather bearish
than otherwise. Heavy anlmala were none
ton popular and, In the absense of good
light weights, they were taken after the
usual fashion of 'second choice purchas
A few shorn offering were on sale, $iT
buying very good oualltw and finish.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Good to
choice lambs. $6.75'd6 90; fair to good lambs,
$5 25"i.76: linndy weight yearlings, Sl.ojfi.
6.00; heavy yearlings. $435uM.66; good to
choice wethers, $t.0ofl4.3.; fair to good
wethers. $;i.7('4.0O; good td choice ewes,
$4.VM.J0; fair to good ewes. $3.54.00s
sheep, culls to feeders. $2.0OS$.50.
Representative sales:
No. Av.
224 western shorn lambs 81
i:t3 western lambs, feeders ....... 40
2i western ewes ......US
249 western ewes 102
449 western yrlgs. A wethers. ...KW
210 western ewes lot
Pr.
" S 25
4 76
4 10
4 10
4 50
4 80
4 10
4 10
4 10
6 60
6 60
t 60
6 75
6 75
A 25
6 65
6 Si
549 western ewes '
65 western ewes
76 western ewes
217 western lambs
218 western lambs
103 western lambs
130 western lambs ...........
125 western lambs
12 western lambs, culls ...
133 western lambs
67 western lambs, feeder
.100
.100
. 98
. SO
. M
. 62
. 74
. 72
. stV
. 74
. 65
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle Steady Hogs
Higher Sheep Weak.
CHICAGO, Feb. lo.-CATTLE-Recelpts.
15,000 head; market steady; beevea, SA.Oord)
6.62); Texas steers. $3.2ot5.40; weatern steers,
$4.4cj5 60; Blockers and feeders, $3.765.65;
cows and heifers, I2.oOCj5.7l; calves, $?.0Ou
8 7ft.
HOGS Receipts, 24.009 head; market.
(615c higher than yesterday s average: llirTit.
17 1Vl7.4f,: mixed. 1! .901.7 .35: heavv. 2ti SUM V
7.25; rough, $6.80cg9i); good to choice heavy,
$;.!(. .2..; pigs, $7.253.7.60; bulk of sales,
$7.1(V(t7.25.
HHKKP AND LAMBS Receipts, 80.000
head; market weak; native, $2.7.riOj4.50; west
ern. $2.7574.50: yearlings, $4 WKr5.50; lambs,
native, $4.5orgt.25; western, $4.756.25.
tit. I.onls Live Stork Market.
ST. I.OU1R, Feb. HS.-CATTLE-Reoelpts,
2,9i0 head, Including 300 head Texans; mar
ket steady to 10c higher: native shipping
and export steers, $6.5a7.00; dressed beef
and butcher steers, $6.0uu6.60; steers under
1.000 pounds. ii.2,e:.7.V, Blockers and feed
ers. t3.7ucu5.ti5;1 cows and heifers, $4 00iit.00;
ranners, $2.8513.25; bulls, $i. 750n 5.50; calves,
$5.00i79.50? Texas and Indian steers, $4 60't
6.50: cows and heifers, 23.7.VH6.00.
HOGS Receipts, 9.000 head; market MV9
lac higher; pigs and llghta. i.lWa'7.n0; pack
ers, l7.KHr7.2i.; butchers and best heavy,
$7.Uk7.4S.
SHEEP AND LAM.iS-Receipts, 2.506
bead; market steady; native muttons, 83.75
444.15: lambs, tS.MKp.lO; culls and bucks,
$2.5CKU3.00; stockers, I2.0utt3.00.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITl, Feb. 16.-CATTLE Re
ceipts, 6,600 head, Including 400 southerns;
steers, 10c to 15c higher; top, $6.6; others
strong to 10c higher; dressed beet and ex
port steers, $6 lt, ii 76; fair to good, V.3Ii;
western steers, So.ooai 5 no; Blockers and
feeders, $45OJj5.80; southern steers, $5.3o-n
6 HO; southern cows, $3.2uu5.00; native cows,
$3.07i5.35; native heifers. $4.J0tfo0; bulls,
$4 25(7i.25; calvea, $4. con 8.26.
HOG6 Keceipta, 12,ouo bead; market 10c
higher; bulk of salea, 67 l(r.7.J0, heavy,
$7 1087.16: packers and butchers, $7.10d
i. 20; lights, $7.157.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 6.000
head: market ateady to strong; lambs.
$5.-.00; yearllnKs. 14 cr-iCift, wethers, 84 .30
434.55; ewes. 13.304.25; Blockers and feed-
era, (J.WJtW,
St. Joaeoh Live atock Market
ST. JOSEPH. Feb. 15 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1.600 head; market lOo higher; steers,
$4 50Q6.25: cows and heifers, $3 60u5 50,
calves, $3.5078.25.
HOG Receipts.' 4 ww neaa; market 6t
10o higher; top, $i.30; bulk of sales, $4 84
fa 7. 16.
HiEEP AND IJtMBS Receipts. 1,500
head; market steady; lamba, $4-oOij5S5.
took la light. '
Receipts of live stock at the live principal
western markets yesterday: -
Cattle. Hoga. Sheep
South Omah
St. Joseph .
. 3,500
. 1.6O0
. 6.648
. 2.900
.15.000
4.3ot 44
4.000 1.600
12 000 61
8 000 2.600
24.0UO 20,(810
Kanaaa City
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Chicago
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Tearher Dies of Brala Fever.
ABERDEEN. 8. D., Feb. 15. (Special.)
Misa Lillian Bweasey, formerly of Winona,
Minn., who baa been teaching school at
Claremont, 8 .1 , for some time, was taken
dangerously sick while attending a teach
ers' meeting at Aberdeen. She was taken
back to Claremont, but collapsed soon after
reaching there and died In a few minutes,
her aliment being pronounced brain fever.
She had taken a prominent part In educa
tional affairs In the county and waa popu
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