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    ITIE BEE: OMAHA. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1912.
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REAL ESTATE.
1.KA1, ESTATE IXAXS
RESIDENCE and ACRE.GEfVIX DU(1S-
i
PROPERTY
V I -K SALE OU KTriIARK
Rardl?s of the unsettled weathr, 1 " -
"j naving many ratis lor both mi i
font? and acreage properly. lunng th '
l'At week we have hsii Hne very
vhoioe piiece. Our lietincn sonw inwi.t '
amrthiny Mint mav bo desired. At tnU En.nl n?w. fullr uippM ice fant:
im - wiv- a e:n' i.as.t our eon-! ?rthin I'o-date, juat com pU-led.
si ruction department. Now is the time ; lwnrat1. Lncmua la town ol
njure wun ta on Tour tmitdln. We T v- a map lor Komeunc.
FOR SALE OR TJlAl)
sre Is shape to do it qui.-kiy and satis
factorily. We hse the only fullv
equipped exclusive rtal estate office In
Ken on. We build anywhere In the
city. "Try is fir.-u"
Gate City Construction Co.,
71 Mllltsry Are.. Benson.
Office Hours, from a. m. to 1 p. m.
I hone Benson 1
Address
4736 NORTH 3GTII ST.
New 5-roora cottage, modem ex
cept neat, combilatlon light fixture,
room decorated, fine 54)-ft. east front
pot, near car and school. Price.
$1,250; $100 cash, rest monthly.
1 J. AY. Rasp Co.
889 Brandeit Bldg.
Douglas 1653: A-J653.
JXO. D. BLOOM FIELD,
Agent. N'srape, Idaho.
t nan-lie irsaes every where. If you want
remits write or call Dean. i7 Bee P lOi
CHOICE Improved Iowa farm. SJJ acres
to trade for good, clear stock of muse. Ad
dress Lock Kox Jn Crete. Ken.
" K LtU'riK dupllcaUng work is un
excelled. A trial :il convince you. Moth
rhoni. Western Duplicating Co.. E!e
4-r-HOnsB Olds gasoline engine; In good
fond lien. K 11-S, Be.
IS your land, city property t.r nitr-cbandl-e
for sale or exchange? Place It
-.uers you win tret results wun aicenng
! N'eel. HO Scanlon Bldg.. Houston. Tex.
REAL RsfATi" ".VASTKli
$2,300
Good fire-room house bavins; gas and
complete hath: within walking distance
of postoffice. Lot laxlta and a lies piac
to raise chickens. North part of city,
east of Sherman avenue. Webster UGI
after 4 pm.
GEORGE R. WEJGI1T,
Bee Publishing Company.
GREAT SACRIFICE.
Fine, large, six-room stone house, thor-
ougn.y mouern, nnisned in birch, run
basement, lut SOiUju. nioe lean, some
small fruit and shrubbery; must rwir-e
money and if sold at once will take
.; u,it cash, balance can be arranged,
owner lives in house, 470S N. tSth St.. one
of the best residence districts of Omaha.
BARGAIN in two city lots; must go at
sacrifice. Address K i-l, care Bee.
TWO desirable lots In West Council
Bluffs, on car line; cheap for Quick sal,
l'hone Webster aD. Omaha.
REAL ESTATE.
FARM RANCH LAUDS FOM BALK
British Celwaakla.
"WILL buy for anyone British Colum
bia Farm Lands on uncompleted Grand
Trunk without commission excepting per
centage of profits,. Large returns cer
tain. Prank Crawford, Ut Homer Street,
Vancouver, or Omaha."
; California.
DOVT WAIT S TEARS.
BUT CALIFORNIA FULL-BEARINO
ORCHARDS.
MONEY BACK IK NOT gATtSFTED.
t.J cash and . per month buys
five acres with full-bearing fruit treca la
the famous Indwell orchards at Chtco,
California. Payments Include Interest
and taxes. Tour money back If not sat
isfied ttpon'lnvest1gatlou. The Bldwell
orchards are the most noted and pro
ductive In the wonderful Sacramento val
ley of California. It's our confidence la
this land that prompts this generous of
fer. We've peaches, prunes, almonds,
apricots and Bartlctt pears. Buyers'
railroad fares, not exceeding gUM, will
fee credited on purchase price. Land ad
joins the thriving town of Chh.4 ltn
pop.). References; Any bank of Chios,
American National bank of Ban Fran
ctsoo and First National bank of ban
Leandro. Fend for valuable Information
and facts to
B1UWELL ORCHARDS, INC,
Chlco, Cal-
a s'lwlils,
FLORIDA
THE LAND OF SUNSHINE
We are offering le, M and eJ-aore tracts
and upwards located In Columbia county
riser Lake City, f luriua, H miles west of
Jacksonville and only sO miles from 8C
Augustine. This property is Intersected
by three railroads of national reuuiauua
which furnish the best service st
reaeooabls rales to all marksta at the
United Plates.
The climate la Ideal. Fine farms are
now being worked In our treat with
exceptionally aood results. Own one of
our farms. Inre'tUtete our offer, small
cash payments and easy terms.
Low latex daily. Tickets good until
June t.
ROBt C. PRUESEDOW ft CO.
ISalea Agents)
M Omaba National I lank. Bids.
Omaha. Neb.
' Ueorgta
OREAT SOUTH GEORGIA
Traverred bf the
ATLANTA, BIRMINGHAM ft ATLAN
TIC RAILROAD.
Lands adapted to the widest range of
crops. All tluMnoney crops of the south
plentifully produced. For literature treat
log with this coming country. Its sou,
climate, church, and school advantages,
write
W. 11. LEAHY. DEPT. K
UeueraJ psssenger Agent,
ATLANTA. OA. .
lavru.
THE easiest way to find a buyer for
your farm Is to uuert a small want ad
In the Oea Moines Capital. Largest cir
culation In the etste of Iowa, dally.
The Capital Is read by and believed la
by the- standpatters ef Iowa, who a mply
refuse to permit uny other paper In tnelr
homes. Rates, 1 cent a word a day; II Jj
per line per month; count six ordinary
words to the line. Address Dea Ahunes
Capital, Dee Moines. Ia. -
I30-ACR. well Improved farm In Iowa,
within z miles of Omaha. A big bargain
at lis per acre. Good terms. A4drses
K 112. Bee.
FOR BALE House, barns and I acres
of good land; also s young cows, two
borses and implements, at goew terms.
Address Y M Bee.
atlaacseia.
fOR BALE Two beautiful farm homes,
6 and W acres. Joining. Oood land, o
cation and Improvements, W miles front
Twin Cities. Price f per acre, worth
Hot. B. D. Parsons, 8ianchtteld. H. F. A
Ne. 1. Box 41. Minnesota.
Ac bras ka.
FOR SALE.
Oood section unimproved land in west
ern Nebraska; only mot an sera. If yee
want to doable your money, write B-llsX
Otnshs fcee. Omaha.
VBLSHKL WHfiAT IJtND. 13 TO BJ
fEk ACKS.
We hare for sale over ,! acres t
Cheyenne county. Nebraaka s choicest
farm land, where the crop yields tor 12
years, including 191s and 1911, average
with the best In the state. Alfalis also
a teedlnff croD. Better so!!, water and
climate cannot be found. Write for full
Information today. Asenta wanted every'
' "fUNDINOBLAND INVESTMENT CO.
8tdney, Nea.
riRU harlfi. r.ear OmsM: soss
ston. orln 8. Merrill, ltll City Nafl bank.
MtseelianewBe.
Farmer and land buyers
all o.-er the country are
reading Bee went ads every
day and snapping up every
bargain offered.
Rates m cents per word
It run only one time, le per
word If run two or mure
times consecutivelr. ,
Write and mail your ad
today to Real Estate depart
ment of The Omaha Bee. Re
suits are sure.
Real
Estate
Wanted
We are havlnr If ANT INOI'iniER for
IMPROVED and UNIMPROVED prop
erties In all parts of the city, and It now
looks as though the demand for HUMUS
is going to he good In the earlv spring.
If you want to sell your PKOPEKTV
quick TRV U8.
O'Neil's Real Estate
& Ins. Agency
1MI Farnam Street.
Tel. Tyler NB4. Ind. A -331 3.
Ill North 24th Street, South Omaha.
Tel. South UJ, F-UJ&
LYMAN or Staaley county. S. V . land. If
you want to sell, send numbers and lowest
price. W. L. Frost, Sioux City. la. I
WAXTKD TO r.LV
id-hand goods. Kleeer. ICv Center. D. etO.
WANT TO BUY-fltrk of Kerchandiae
in country for cash. Box Ms, Omahs.
CASH fur one. two or three Dundee
lots: put Price and less! description la
first letter. J UK. Bee.
WANTED To buy. about Fee. at team
of young mares; also I or I young cows.
prefer cows to oaive wis spring. . iiaa,
Bee.
WANTKls T( UKNT
WANTED-Furnished apartment or fist
by couple without children. Reference
exchanged. K 114 Omaha Bee.
WASTED-SITUATIONS
WHITE ladv desires steady places uf
Saw wmlti Maa rninaelant Inlll- i.lrHM Vllkt
disappoint' enaaaementa Phone H. tssi.
WASH1VO and Iroulug dona. T., H.stMl
WANTF.D-Position as housekeeper by
respectable middle-aged :aly. Prefer
home with children. Also exiierlenced as
nurse. Address Mrs. Marts 'Jurnsr. sa-
cral delivery. Council Plum. ia.
SITUATION aantea as aanaeer ef
general store, ountry town; tpcricDced.
S13. Bee.
BoOKKEfcCPlNQ and rlerltal work
evening and Saturdays; use typewriter,
edreat L til. Bee.
THKEK young ladies, piano player and
singer, want io-ltions In picture show:
experiencea. tiougtss swu n. us. oe.
lirill KIK m.mt tiw comuetsut lady
stenographer: refetence as te ability.
Harney 44. ;
WANTED A position as waiotirnan er
secret servicing; good references, O 1034,
WHITE woman wants day work. Hi a
Mth St. A-MXt,
YOL'NU ladv desires position In office
where there Is a chance f.ir advancement
Small wages to start, van operate type
writer. Webster 2074.
AN experienced eashktr, desirss posi
tion. Douglas Mil
WANTED sly studsnt Crelghton col
ter.. oDoortunlty to earn board or board
and room. Address C US3, bee, or phone
Douglas 7741
EXPERIENCED stsaographer wishes a
position with a firm: good speller and Is
last on ths Underwood tip writer. Aa-
arm: H 1137, care Bee.
TAtTNtl man wants Dositton aa bar
tender; experienced. B lis. Bee.
YOUNG lady wants position as office
gin; can ruit i j " i ' . w -
tnces; will start with sjnall wages. 'Phone
webfter taw.
First-class, practical nurse H W10. A-374
EXPERIENCED laundress. Webstsr
X. Day work.
POSITION as housekeeper. Call even
ings. UK No. 30th St.
BILLING clerk, i years' experience: best
reference. Douglas
WANTED Day or general housework.
Phone Webster lMs. , '
KOREAN wants cooking In family
house. S 124. Bee.
COI.ORED lady wants to do general
housework. Hie Cuming St, or call Har
ney 3135.
persistent Advertising the Road is
B.g Returns.
LIVE STOCK MAHKET OF WEST
nip your suak toiBouia Omaha, fcavs
mileage and shrinkage, tour consign
ments receive prompt and careful atieo-
l.lve Steek Cnessatsaien Merchants.
Byers Bros, ft Co. Strong and responsible
"WOODitod.. Ut-A Em tisnne Bldg.
Great West. Com. Co.. Omaha ft Denver.
W. H. SMiirf at ON lust baad.e sheep
TAGG BRO. handle cattle, bnga, aheeb.
Clay. Kantnsuci ft Co.. W Ex. hange Bid.
Interstate Co. Better remits. Ship to us.
CLIFTON Ccm. Co.. CS Exchange UUlg
L. E. ROBERTS el Co- S8 Exch. Bldg
Cox ft Jones Com. Co.. bunch uf nun tiers.
Fstmers L. S. Cum. Co.. Exch. Bldg
RKAL ESTATE LOAXS
OMAHA Property and Nebraska Lands.
O KEEFri REAL ESTATE CO.,
Kit New Omaha Nafl hank Building.
a n.T sasuw ri V rss-ll rkssf" t V J. H .
Tumnn a- sgn ifrd Parnam. asft.. Omaha.
6
CITT LOANS. BemM-Carlberg.
0 J10-13 Brardeis Theater
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Farnam gml'h ft Co.. IBS Farnam St,
MONEY to lean on business "resi
dence properties, Jl-iM) to W. H.
THOMAS. rt First Nat') Bank Bldg.
, WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
ties to IM.IW aaade promptly. F. D.
' .W sad. Weed iisag, ISU and Farnam.
Dep-jslt proceed of shipments in Stock
y arils r.at I wans, wuiy oen i
Martin Bros, at Co.,
iui-i Exch. B.dg.
OMAHA, TUB GRAIN MARKET
wc-L-b-e chain I'll., srsin mercliaata
Conslimineat- sol cited :! Brands a.
TV W -v to aao-aat In bustaess is the
ludlclotn and persis'ent nee of newspaper
advertising. '
LEGAL NOTICES.
SToCh.HoLi.a.Kd ilc.cl.Mj.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of The Bee Publishing company will be
r.eM at the company's office in the Bee
t-u.ifltng. irr-aha, Nt b.. at 4 o c.ot'g n. m,. ,
Tii-lay. Mar-'h 4. 111. f-ir the e'e.-tion !
of a U-rd of direetrs tur th ensipnr'
ir and for the transaction of euoh ttner
1'V.slnei, a n;ay properly corue before
tte meeting.
rr order oz the rreetdent.
PM-mt. X. P. FFII iSecretsry.
NOTIl'F. t"F STOCKHOUKIiS' MEKT-
INi; .V tt re 1 hereby given that the
regular amial meetlnx of the stock
holders of tt.e Soulh Platte Land Com
panv will be held at the office- of said
company at Lincoln. Nb4 at 11 o'clock
a ri.. on the sixth day of March. A. I'.,
- C. H. MOHR1LL. rrwident.
A. a Ml NOIL Secretary.
Lincoln, Nch.. February j, lc
TOO UTR TO CLASSIFY.
City Property far Sale.
FOR SAU by owner on
easy payments. A good 6
room house, city water and
electric lights; two 50-foot
lots fenced outside and in,
chicken house, good barn,
buggy oheds, 7 good shade
trees, grape arbor 50 feet
long, apple, plum and
peach trees, all bearing.
Call 3107 Ave. C. Black
273P.
S.HOOM COTTAOR
With ten good high lots on corner con
venient to Omaha oar line and city school.
Where can you get anything like this
within two miles nf Omaha s business
center for K.M. 2W rash, balance like
rent.
MOW. REAL ESTATE CO,
vs. Pearl St., Council Bluffs.
Colorado Farms.
CHOICE 1S9 acres adjoins town and
railroad, well Improved. Ill per acre for
quick sale. Answer quick. Will only be
her a few days Will call and describe
II. J. C WoodsMe. General Deliver v
Council Bluffs, la.
Aatosaobllea,
AUTOMOBILE WANTED.
When yen anewer give name sea mn.
dltlon of machine or your letter will nut
auruiivB. Aoerwas A 1 nee.
Th key to success In business la th.
JudWotis and persistent us of newspaper
advertising. '
IIEA1. ESTATE TRAXHFER8.
Deesd filed for eecoeil F.i.riian. mi4.
K. C. Uartin o W. T. Traham. lots
and and part lot to. Home
Place n sm
J. B. MrKltrlck and wife to K. BJnrk,
lot a, block 14. Halcyon Heights.. jo
A. F. lUap and wife to R. H. Wahl.
ford, lot 17. block Crelghton's
First addition tan
The Stato National Bank of Cleve
land, o.. to A. A. Bchnoll. lot 117.
suDDlementaJ subd.
J. A. Howard and wife to Fred Mow-
hat t, let s, block 14, Halcyon
Heights
Same to same, lot l block 14. Hal
cyon Heights , 1006
The Schu.ll Land Co. to Cellar Green,
part Iota 17 and as, block 1, Bchul s
iait kits 17 and , block U Bchull s
llrst addition.
20
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KAILWAT TIME CARD
I SIO.M STATIO.N Tenth and Mason
Union Pacific-
tleeert. Arrlvs.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
LnprtYtnitat in Caili Whrst is En-
courisrinf to Bayerv
C0R5 BEISS BOUGHT EEAYLLT
Fee-Hag Is Re ported Too Cooeeva
llvo nad Beige Friday Waa a
Deaaenarret lea of steal
Slrragth Im gltnattom.
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suaserrr Laxal Crm C S I. b IS kl4:ll am
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OMAHA. February 31 Wit
Th encourainr features for wneat bor
ers are the improvoaient tn cash wheat
end Hour reports front the uortbwisi and
viivo ctstributlng demand tor al---a
from country midtng points at
prfeis.
Fureiam newe Is bullt-h bacauss of the
delay In the early Argentine movement
and the remarkably hKht shipments front
ail exporting countries.
On any further bulge there might be
some reaction due as shorts have covered
freely.
Primary- wheat receinta were . DO.
and shipments were K-a,) tui., asatnst ro
ccliua last yesr of 43a,0u bu. and ship
ments of fS.uo bu.
1 1 Imarv corn reeelnts were 1. 4k4.es bu
and shii-ments were sil.ur be., against re
ceipts last year of Va,tltM bu. and shlp-
menis of SSS.IIO DU.
Clearances were S3 its bu, of corn, ion)
bu. of oats and wheat and flour equal
to tskdw bu.
iMverpool closed unchanged to Id higher
on wheat and id lower on corn.
Heavy buying of corn has been the fea
ture of that market this week. The feel.
Ing has been too conservative and the
bulge yesterdsv waa a demonstration of
the real strength la the corn situation
rrum an aigns now new high leveia wiu
be reached the coming week.
Wheat ruled steady and firm on th
advanced prices, ranging narrow. The Im
proved cash situation is the main feature.
Cash wheat waa io to tic higher.
corn was slightly lower owing to con
siderable profit taking. The situation Is
still a strong one and hulls hsve that up
per hsnd. Cssh corn was H to l lower.
The following cash sales were repartee:
i w . . - k-i a ti f a
cars. Il.i:v No, I hard. 1 car. II.D3; No.
4 hard, I car, H L Corn. No. I white.
3 cars, etv. I car. Sir; No. 4 whits, 1 car,
43c; No. 4 color. 1 car, 49c; No. t yellow, I
cars, Stvpc; No. 4 yellow, 1 tar. 3-o:
cars, S.V; ears, llVrc; IA cars, lie, care.
wiHc: No. I, mixed, I cars, 4c; I cars,
ffilti;; No. 4 mixed, 1 car, Hc; I cars,
S1V; cars, lie; 10 cars. V. no grade.
1 car, ew; I care, whc: cars, esc. oats.
Standard. I car. siwc: No. 1 whit, t
rare, ale; No. 4 white, 1 car, pic; i cars.
KV; I car nr.
Omane fa a Prteee.
WHEAT-No. t hart. Il.awi M; No. I
hard. tl.nVl.; No. 4 hard, :c
ll.u:.
C0RN-N0. t white. ttr4wf; No.
while, ffltrtrdtr: No. t enk.r, SlHtlll',;
ro. s yellow, sstrwc; no. yeiiuw, mm
li'Hc; No. 1. Catislc; No, 4, aniiv.
grade. S7U1SC.
oats No. t white, BmejlV. stand
ard, HtjUV; No. I while, J04TC1c; No.
4 white. fSinMc: No. t yellow. uirotc;
No. 4 yellow, MHao-mntc.
BAltl.KY-Maltitig. Kcfftll; heavier
feed. 7t)4o. . '
RVK-Xo. X p892c; No. t, iWtavc.
Carlet Meeelpta.
Wheat. Corn. Oata
kiln dried, M: American, mixed, old.
!!-.! p-utures. asvi renruary.
td. Maarch, ia Wd.
EW YORK. OKNslRAl. X4AB1KET
OMAHA UYE STOCK MARKET
4tma4atlama of the Bay aa Varioas
( a-aamlllre.
NEW TORK. Feb. t-KIH'U-Flrm.
spring patents. Slr4; winter
straights, II '4: winter patents. Iti
titai; aprtags elesr. Kli-tli. winter
rxuas. No. 1. UTV4jia; winter extras.
No. J, CS&fWIB: Kansas strahthtn. 1475
H.. Pt flour, steady: fair to gjod.
-i t4t; choice to fancy.
Buckwheat flour steady at szkiiixw
Killing Cattle Show Some Stength
, for the Week.
HOGS FIVE HIGHZB FOB. WEIZ
t'ORMtEAI-rlrin, fins white and yel-
aiia
dried. 13 70.
Vow. wea)k7: coarse, .totL,
Chlcsgo ....
Minneapolis
Omaha
Dululh
, 2D
.17J
.
133
CHICAGO CHAIN AND PROVISION
Featarrs ef 4hs Trading and Closing
Prices on Beard-of Trad.
CHICAGO. 1 Feb. 3,-Polse rather than
action distinguished today the market for
wheat. Nevertheless the price level waa
raised Just enough to surpass any pre
vious figures touched during the present
buige. latest trading left quotations
ateady. unchanged to up.
When wheat almost at the outset
touched ss high aa 1104 profit taking
became the order or the day, eifhougn
the bull pointed out that th United
States visible supply waa decreasing at
a more rairid rate than ev, r before known
even during a year that wheet weni
to l 60 tor delivery In the spring months.
Deapiis tli general selling the merket
euffered no Important setback, being sus
tained by assertions that toreiaa con.
sumi-rs were now feeling the full effects
of the Russlsn shortage, and that Canada
with Its surulua largely under snow and
the . remainder delayed by Inadequate
sturage snd railroad facilities wpuld not
be sole to offer much relief for at least
sixty to ninety days. It was beHeved
that the severe cold In the northwest
would check recetpta at Minneapolis and
Duliith and that Argentina would not
be able to meet lb demand for prompt
shipment to Europe. Export flour sales
at St. Louis aided In giving a steady
ton to th market at the windup. May
fluctuated from 11.031 to II MS with lat
saJes 1-140 net higher at tl.Mm.
Corn scored tn bigneat close on this
year s crop up to date. May ranged be
tween WSrtrHo and 4HtlV. closing
firm at ekc, a gain of 4ao net. Casta
grade were In moderate demand. No.
1 yellow was quoted at MMtuIc for car
ou.
Long unloaded right and left In th
os la crowd, but th market finished at
the top figures of the seneton. outside
limits for May were tiHttXiafec and s!!se
with the close Ho up at Use
Absenos of selling pressure allowed hog
products to begin to ciimn. The firmness
of hugs and grain had eonstdsrsbi ef
fect. In the end pork waa 70 to ton
dearer, but th rest of the list not to
exceed 4c.
Leading options dosed as follow:
Art.ciel Opi:n. 1 liiKh.i Low. closs. Tee y.
lev
rirnfn
L5m!l
Wheat
May. 1 rr
1 etn
July.(37V44k
8cpLatii,
Cora I
klav fm,4
.uiy.tettirHdaartel
rpUitri !
May.f&3i4rJ 52-
July. 4si v
eepi. 42u7i utti
Pork I
lMSsjlOtet,
Sit
sTH
si,fr,.HIH! ' i4l 19
SB tw-I,vr,
July.
July.
Lard
May.
July
Itil-a
May.
May.
aepL
It C34I 14 SK
14 Uml 1 U
7Hi
t SS
7m
I
taTVftl
W.4JS
wl
l 43
1 Is
3S
to
s
IM
W14
UT
4"t
II &
MM
4V
l K
i t
Si 1st
short
quiet;
RYB-8ieadv: No. t sV. e. I. f Ttuffalo.
BARLEY Firm: malt rag. II Bill 14. o.
U t. Buffalo.
WHEAT Snot market firm: No I red.
,lr?lfl.K eievstor. export basis, end Me1
1. O. w. aiii-aa, 1' I K" ' ' " .-...-...
3124. f. o. b afloat. Futurea market
narrow, with firm cable and reports
of a better demand abroad for American
wheat offset by week-end bquldalien.
doting nrloee were e lower to v net
higher; Mav closed at H.s; July, H Di's.
CuRN-Kpol market easy; export. Tie,
t o b afioal. Futures market nominal.
OATS ripet market firm; staniierd
white. He. elevator: No. H ; No. 1
ad No, 4. av; natural white and whit
clipped. lStk, on track. Futurea mar.
ket nominal.
HAY-Urm: prime, tl.36: No I, .11 itf
LK: No 1. II 20B1.5S; No. I Vl.t.
inDE4-Flrm; Cnnnl America. !Tc;
Bogota tSWV- . a. .
l.EATHKH-FInn: hemlock .rtrst" . 5T-f
rc; se-'ondi, i&c; thirds, JlbiicT rv-
Wta IFt
PROVISIONS - Pork. tey;
tlT.amiT.7t: family, IIIOMiaOO:
clears. 17.Si IS..t Bef. ateady;
iiiavrau fsailly. B4.tikJ:
ham, n. xaja ou. ui "" ..Ti'TA!
pickied bellle. W to II pound. 5t"7J
-,.i.ii k...a an Oafail aV Lard, barely
aleady; middle west prim, a1: T
fined, slesriy; cominen A
America. 110.10: eoiapound, 1Wi
TAIJAIW yulet, pnme cny,
countrlj auVie; speetai. arse .
RI'TTFR-t nseilisoi cra."-.j .
SHc: extra. MW3c; first. JStjllo.
CHtk.h-nrm ana " "-t-.i.kii-iii.aiiv
hut aiiiet: ffreeh gathered
evtras, 4!44c; extra llrsl, llteerlte; first,
)tllc; western gathered whiles. 4eti44e.
POCLTRT-Allve, dull; wcsiorn chick
ens. HtrlHec; fowl. I34JTU! turkey. 14
V drem-ej. dull: westein chlcker,. IM,
glic; fowl. Uil; turkeys, ifJ.4u.
gl, koala Oeaeral Market.
... 1 .mm lie. Feb. 1 WHEAT
Csah, hlghafi track No. t red, tl.asui.ttHk;
No I hard, p esaji.is. K
CORN Higher; track No, i. OHIO; No.
f.r-. s saua. v s
OATH Hlgner. iraca no. a, -.-e, -
white, Mtrtjosr. , . i
RY KV nchangeu, aa-ac
yft&tS&i M.r. m: JHJ-
COIiN-Hlghor: May. 7; July, c.
ui.hi atav I44aai July. 4c.
u-i oiiu.isrm: ml winter patents, 4.ft
fie.S; extra fancy ana "raifut, et.---a-.ae,
hard winter clears. l40r.V
HEKli iimouiy. ai-.i-r---w,
BRAN-Sieady; sacked, aast track. H.M
or..- ... .i a-ssraasas. nraJ.
IIA1 rirm; miivii,,, m .
PROViSiONrt-Pork. unchanged; Jeb
...a aiii 1 .ni hlaher: nrtme Meant,
urvefil te. Dry .alt meats, unchanged;
boxedextre Sborta !; clear ribs. sxSt);
short clears, stl.iv. nacwu, ew-.
boxed extra shorts, M M, clear rlba, Pi.w;
-1 M siaoA
POULTRY-Firm: ,f"lcl",n;.
anrlnaa. 12c: turkey. Itc; ducks, 13Vc;
"BUTTKR-Dull; creamery, ITaT.
MOGS-H.h-r. t- Bnlpman.
. ui. do 7.001
Corn, bu " '
llata. bu T,
Kansas City drain sad Prevlsle.a.
KANSAS CITY, Feb l-WHBAT-
Cksh. unchanged to He higher; No. I hard,
.. ., 1 oji. a.-, s 11 itntil osva: No. I red.
KoiWloS; No. H.Hil Ui: No. 1 rod.
txikcl-Unchangsd to u lowor; No. a
mixed. 4iic; No. 1. "ni no. a wnue,
fetvatSM.-; No. I, ssuMiiqo.
Closing Mo: heat-May, tLH
July stilar
.;-'ujiiav isite: July. We. ' "
OATS-Unchanged; No. 1 whits,. K
&mc: No. t mixed, ll-n
HAY-stdyi choice timothy, KLoMJ
(MM; choice pralrk,. I14.00fl4.s1).
HiTTFJR Oeamery, ssc; firsts,' Bo;
,na air: necking stock. Me.
EtKlS-Kxtras, Jutjllo. first. Soi
seconds, 14c.
Recelpta flllpm ta
,..i k.i M eon B.niO
t orn, bu
Oats, OU. ...
Laasaa at Cleao of Week Steady with
Last W eek' 4 leer, bat Kwea
Are Te-m la Tvrenly
Cents Leaver.
SOUTH OMAHA, Feb. 3, DlL
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday ,17 t,Ml l.sJ
Olf-eial Tueeoav k;: 1I.3M !.
orru-iei n-abMaiaii acu k'.os; 4.1S-1
Official Thursday M3 U.IM -d
(.ir.iriai rn-lay , ii.o s..-i
estimate Saturday ... n a aw
Six day (hi week..!,J Tt.Ms 4,73?
Same day last week.. 19, I UJJ l
fame t weeka ago I1.4X4 I-""
Same 1 week ago
Ham Week am llOU sti lM .all
Samedays last ear...tu:4 ".
The fnilewtna- tahU shews the receipts
of cattle, hogs and ah ecu at South Omaha
for the rear to date as compared with
last yea' 1411 1111. Inc. Dec.
cattle va,it ten.541
Hog , p-7,&ks i?.7wt jsr.-a
Sheep UltNj 173,S2 ,
Th. enllnnHne- Inl . ahnai Ih rang Of
price paid for bogs at nouth Omaiia 'or
the last few daya. with conifarleona.
ICU Ikatk
i I I
SSI
ct sm
pm
fits
BarUmcton Itatlea Tenth A Maeea
Barllagtoa.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED
.... - ... 1 . 1 . . . . . , .K
DluS WIU aas r-j-7"r a. -
undersigned until noon, February leth.
17. iffiz. iwr in, tin u.nwa v aia mm
dinonal bulkHng at the Tuoercula.- hos-
pitaa. r-ao-sr. . .. .- . .r-
afaKtficatioris are on file at the office
Of tn cecreiary ri.nr, MniMuiaai-'u-nr
Publle Laud and Boiidines, at the Hos
pital and tle office of Burd F. Miller,
Architect. Brandeis Theater Building.
ADDISON YAir. Sctrruiy of Stete.
Jie-Ut.
Desver ft (".Hfeeels
Paset Smis lpias-.. .. ...
N'abraaka satali
Bkaik MI' la
Useaie SUU..
North weat EapraH
Kaseaasa Kspeaaa
Uscela ieaal
Sckiiriar-nattantaeth ......
Uaesla DMal.C
Plat! ami ita Iowa
nallev&a-Hattamostk
Chlcas apactal
f?n..r Saetmi..,...,
Ckk-aea EaerVaa
Cklcsga Faat gapnm .......
leva Laval
Cvamaa IU I Leesl
St. Leeta Ezsreaa
Kasaae City A St. Jutes,
ganaas Oty A L Jaa-pa.
Kausas City A St. Juaapi..
U-part.
..s 11 pm
. a I ia pm
.a I ss am
u i ll pm
..a IS pea
.-ait a pm
..sl.Usaa
t : "paa
..s 1 11 sm
. ail la pm
.M T:ll am
..sit 14 pm
..s 4 n rm
. asset
.J I 15 aat
.. is ms
a 4 24 pm
..si 44 pm
.j i n sm
..s 4 JX pm
Arri-n
s I 44 pm
s I pm
S 4:t pm
14 sm
all U pm
a 5 44 pm
a 4 is pm
a vet am
kl J pm
Itslia
15 am
s 2 4 sm
1111; pm
s J pm
s U pm
s 4 as am
a 14 -is aa
!: am
all et am
a I II sm
al.M Sm
Webeter statloa -IStk and Weber! er
Mlaooarl Pacific
fiepart. Arrh-a
Ail-era Leesl b I Is pm ail -4 am
ttttrasro. t. Pawl, Mtnaeapelle A
Onsattsi
surnv cny ctsrass. - l!Xm ko-or pm
omaae Laael a 4:X4 aa e I n sm
Siaaa Oty raeger ., fc I S pm
T-ia City Pa-aeaser bills -
Eraera-a Local k 144 pas b I ts sa
to daily, V Sally aacryt 4-alar, tt,
I aS 18 s-lv
S 74k'4 r.'i
Cash quotation were a follows:
FDOUR-Firm: winter patents. 14 109
5.011; winter tralghls, gl.iSKKso; spring
patents, fc, a 20: spring stxalghls, 14.109
4.7ti; bakers. H-TOlrj-W".
RYE No. !. 9Si4c. .;
BAHLEY-Fsetl or mixing. Tsctjgl.Ot;
fair to choice mailing, tl.laOi.2C
SEKDS-Tlnwthy, 113 uu, Uiaj, clovar,
tlS.OKiZlX.
PROVISIONS Mess pork. old. 15.62H;
new. Ha.;'4 Lard (in tierces), t li. Short
ribs I louse i,
Total clearances of wheat and flour
were equal to 2 .us bu. primary receipts
were tjS.OW bu., compared with 43s,0O bu.
the corresponding day a year ago. Esti
mated receipts for Monday: Wheat, 11
cars: corn. Mi cars; oats, M cars; twga,
47.UX4) head.
Chicago Cash Prteeea-Wheat : No. I
red, tl.MtrffLOn: No. t red, flOWf! 9H4;
No. 3 hard. )-U3I.u.i4: No. I bard. Mvu
11.04: No. I northern, U124M.I4; No. 1
northern. U. 10411. 12; No. northern. 11. eS
(l.l; No, t spring. llOi.jl.12, No. X
spring. iKcStUa; No. 4 spring. , 1 ;
velvet chaff, aocrrtl.at: durum. Kk&tl OS.
Com. No. K 4afic: No. I white, ry
ec; CO. s yeiiow, e -ic, no. a.
1c: No. 4 white, H-rirtoc; No. 4 ye'low.
4ByiW(Hc Oats: No. i. Me; No, i
while, 6;f3Hc: No. S. 5iV51Sc: No. 1
white, snr1c; No. white, 4afKlc; stand
ard, KM-iac.
BUTTER-Steady; creameries, trgjtc;
dairies, W1c. i
EGm-Firm; rexdlnts. 244 cases: at
mark, caFes Included. lt)3c; ordinary
firsts. 3437c: flrats. 384oc.
CHE&E-teady; dale!. lTltBlTc:
twins, l;M?!V ; young America a, i;v,
li'-c; llll.g liorua. 1 1 -,, n " .
pirTATOES 6iead; receipts, lot ears;
tl.0601.10.
POULTRY Firm; turkeys, 13jylc:
chickens. liUc; springs, 13c.
VEAL-Steady; 7floc. .
Liverpool taenia Market.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. l-'ll EAT-Spot.
steady: No. 1 Manitoba, le No. 2
Msmtoba. Urn Ui: No. 3 Manitoba. Xa
tl. Futurea. Irregular: March, 7s led,
Maar, "sd: July. ". 4M-
cults-frpot. steady; Arnericnn. mixed.
Philadelphia Frodaen Market.
PHIIaAnELPHIA, Feb. t-BLTTER
8teely: western creamerv, c; western
creamery, extra, rc; nearby print, extra.
Fit HIS- Steady; Pennsylvania and other
naaarhv firsts. 17 OS-. S1I.V POT Ca
Pennsylvania and other nearby current
receipts, free cases. Ili.iw per case; weei-
arn firsts, free rases. 112 40 per esse;
western currant receipts, fro cases, 112.03
per cfxe. . ..
OHsJl-iSts-Firm: New York full w-ams,
fancy, l7Hilio; air to gooo, je-vtynu.
Mtltvaake Grain Market.
uu iril KPg Feb. I.-WIIEAT-NO.
aorthsrn. tl.lWLM; No. northern, II OH,
e-l ll'l; No. I hard winter, i.iaji.u, stay,
l.an; July. riVae.
COIIN-Mj. 3 yellnw, BHc; No. I white,
ko: No. L toe; May, W'-c; July, H
SIHr-OATf-oJHc.
BAULKY 11 20411.33.
l ottoa starhet.
XEW TORK, Feb. t-WTTpN-Fo-
.. .inaaA ttrm. Closing bid: February
ttc; March, 171c; April. t.Mc; May, twWsi
Jun. tci July, W7c; Augu. W.ic;
September. Il iac; wtooer. iv.ieu; iveve
ZZ. ii. Ma- lierember. IS. Me: January.
toxic. Spot closed quiet, middling up
lands. I1U.U3; middling gulf, aU.Su. Sales,
L1VERPOOI. Feb. i-COTTON-Spot
ia .riiv demand and a large business
aAna- nrtcaa unchaaged; American mld
dllng. fair. ,Jc; good middling. gOUr.
" ir line middling. 147c: good
ordinary.' HSc; ordinary. Alic. Ths lales
at ths day were lk oaiss.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Fsb. 1-tWrnK-ru.
. imai barlv ateady at a net d
ellns Of from I to 1 points. Rales, MWO
heara February, su.sa. awn, aia.ra,
April. t Ol; May, W-01; June, llto; July.
Mm- August, tail: September, 113.11;
October, IU.ll: Noveinlwir. ti-!; Decem
ber 113 04; January, lata. Spot coffee,
l7aa.lv: NO. 1 Hi. Mac; No. 4 Santos,
iMacT Mild, quiet; Cordova, WrtlTH
nomlnaL
Oil and Iteela.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Fob. g-TURPEN
TIN &-Firm, Ce; als, 43 hbls.: re
ceipts. tX bbla; shlrnnents, 143 obis.
Date, i llll.ll31l.lttl.'lM.jtdjlW.ll03.
Jan. S.IIN 7 Wl 5l 4 '. 4 111 4 tli I JJ
Jan. 31. I f 4i T 12, 4 W. I til I S3
Jen. rr. t six. t 4s ia l s 4 rri i j
Jan. t. f 4ki I osi HI 4 Wl
Jan. 29.) I ate I 041 3 fai 4 OH 7I I M
I 'H I ' Jfl A i -
I 47' I 171 Ml. 4l
I M) I I if 4 W) l
vrltb more uniformltv than fat lambs,
altJiouKh they are closing at act declines
or Kkj2Uc. Arrivals of wethers or year
lings lately have been scattered and too
trade snowe no quotable cJiangea.
Aatde from tne fact mat local coat has
been crowding eastern coat recently, a
condition that nlwaya haa n certain re
pressive Influence trpon the demand
packers have been further handt-
capped hy poorer refrigerator car
service que to coioer weatber. At free
em their coolers are brimful of product.
but In spite or this tart, both rat iamb
ami fat awes have face selling with a
fair degree of freedom. Common to chotco
ewes are closing at a spreed of S3.ixyy4.su.
rceder trade on tnoat day lacked both
volume and activity, but if anything the
amount oC busmen transacted on country
account proved a little larger than usual.
Since last week's ciose aairnetiurur. tike
Cild head nf stock have been purchased
and reeiiied on country orders.
uuotauona on t-beeo and T aire he
lmmba: Good to cnooe, WeliUu: fair
to good. u anil . Yearlings: tlood to
choice. S.lMia.M; fair tn good, t4.7aiea.ak
Orel hers: Oood hi ehok-s. M SUM. SO: fair
to good. P.SO4 .Si. Kwea: Good to chotoe,
71T104.O3; fair to good. t3.eV4j3.7t.
CBICACft LIVB STOCK MAnKET
leaaaad tar Cattle aad Sheep Sleady
a-ameM (ml M It
CHICAGO. Feb. 1-CATTI.E-Recelpta.
W head. Market steadv: beeves, siauil
M; Texas steers. M.40r.s; ares' am
steers, HauVfT Is; stackers aad fetders,
MilVa.0: rows and heifers, t-tai.M:
calves. BKSrertM
HOOS-RecelDta YloM bead. Market
weak: llitlil. k. Veel X: miTed. g SbaJa.la:
h.av)'. Ib.taju.3i; rough, ta.4l-la; ptga.
M DflSA; bulk of sales, s.l.yi'. JO.
SHEEP AND LAMBH Receipts. lm
bead. Market steady; native, naitrt;
western, HiiiH.?i; yeaaritnga, eL.UOa :o.
Lambs: Native, t4.40trl.7i: wasters, M.Ny
4. 7k
Jan.
Jan. 11
Feb. g
l(l
43
f 241 I 3S il i 111 t i
tKIMIH ini is.
Sunday.
RrrelDia and dlsoniltlan of Mv stock
st the t'nlon Stock Yarda, boutli Omaha,
lor twenty-tour hours ending i j p. m
Tltursday
RKCKIPTTt CAR".
Cattle. lings. Sheep. Hr's'a
Wabash
Union Pacific
U. ft N. W.. east....
C. ft N. W , west..
C St. P., M. ft O.,
C, B. ft b.. east ...
C, R. ft . nest...
C, n. I. ft P., seal
Illinois Central
Total receipt
3
at
:t
DISlOSITION-HKAn.
Hogs, ante p.
Omaha Packing Co ,
Swift and Compojty ,
Cudehy Parking Co.,
Armour A Co.
Scbwartl ft Co.
Murphy
Other buyers
Totals
..Lin
,...LM
...tins
...1.074
... MI
...L.4WI
.1.421
CATTLE There were no freh recelnls
today of any consequence, omv lour car
loads being reported In. This was not
enough to mek a markst and prtcea
were notnlnaliy steady. For h week re
eelpts foot up 3o las head, being a slight
gam over laat week and a falling off of
almost l,w head as compered with the
corresponding week of laat year. There
has been no material change tn the Qual
ity of the cal tie coming, the big bulk of
th receipt consisting of shori-fed beef
sleets, butcher stock and a sprinkling of
teeners
The market on beef steer was In splen
did condition during the first four days
ot the week. Receipts were moderate,
while the demand was very gocd. wiU
the mult that prices rapidly advanced
and were quoted on Thursday at IniM
higher than th close ef th previous
week, on Friday, although receriiia wers
very light the demand was dorldedly
limited, ss packers sll seemed to have
tilled their week s order and were not
n need of additional uppltea to any ex
tant. In conawiuenr they did nut try to
buy th rattl unless at a sufficient re
duction to nay for earning them over
until next week. Thus It happened that
a considerable part of th weeks ad
vance w wiped out, but still at tne
doss It la safe to quoi th markt luff
IZai higher than a week ago.
What ha been said In regard to beef
steers would apply euueiiy wen to cues
and hi-lfers, as they, too, sdvsnced
sharply during the week, but lost part of
tne tain on rnnsy.
Dsalrahle feeders were good seller all
the week and price wers strong on that
class of csttl vry dy. on the other
hand, whlls the light medium grades ot
cattle sold somewhat mure freely they
did not show any material gain In value.
so that the neat mat coma ne sain re
garding rattle of that description could
be te ousts the market stsadv.
quotation on cam: ooua to enmos
haai al-ara M tOUll.Ht: fair IO BOOd beef
steer. I.t-1i.i); summon to fair beef
steers, ttuo-ut,.); good to choice heifers,
SI. Laala Live Staok Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Feb. S.-CATTLB-
Receipts.- 3 head. Including S3 Texn:
market etasdy: native beef steers. H.JMP
4t.U; rows and heifers. gt.O'etAtk; atocker
sua teeners, nw4)B.nl; Texas ana tnnian
sera, I&.itr7i: cow and heifers, E.Oovr
a, car- ea in rar load lols. K T.i
HiliaB Receluia. a. Ms) head; market
Hong. lu..c higher: pig and light.
H im 35: nuxed and buK hara. tt.2Wr4.j6.
good heavy. r 3rfia.Su
sheep AND I.A stl-Receinta as
head; natlv mutton. e3.744.7i; lamb.
iJ.7S.
i
81. Jeaaeph Live stack Market,
ST. JOSEPH. Feb. g-CATTLii-rt.
celpta as) head. Market steady: steer.
K&atr.: cows and beifel. siMliCMi.
calves, M a),7 M.
HOGS Receinta a. 799 henA Market
slow, top, M S); bulk of sales, M Uut-ti'-. .
KIIKEP AMI LAMBS Noo 00 sal.
Lambs, tx.BtT4.la.
Slack la tight.
Receipt ot II v toch at th flv prin
cipal western markets y ester-lay:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 10 1.70
Nt. Joeenh m 6.70 .....
Kanaa City .M0
St. Louis l HM
Chicago !. two
Totals
, UlN 3.40
aaga Market.
NEW TORK. Feb. g-a(MR-Rw.
steady; Mueeovedo. at test. 3 loo I centri
fugal. M lest. 4.40c: mules see sugar, M
test, lsc; refined, quiet; cubes. I.Se, fin,
granulated, gJc; powdered. f.Mc.
Omaha liar Market,
OMAHA. Feb, X II AY No. I. 116 00 ; '.
No 3, IlLin; coarse. 111.; packing stuck,
t? irvi to; alfslfs, tic on. Straw: Wheal,
7.te; ry and oat. piSetrMB.
IOWA AND NEBRASKA PATENTS
Official l.lsl at P ret cert ed tares. '
lloas Is MHroa Oat to
Ibe Week.
Th following Inventions bav been of- 1
finally protected by patent at Washing-: '
ton during ths last week.
Theophtlus W. Alexander of Burl ing toa
for oil can.
William P. Betteodorf of Davenport for
shifting device fur pros feeding suechsa
Ism. Alonso C, Buttmsn of Grand View for '
artificial tooth plate. -
Elga J. Christie of Marlon for means
of converting vapor energy Into work.
Charles F. Clawsoa of Mount Pleasant
for simik arrester.
Leo E. Evans of W star loo for railway
freight car.
Adoiph C. Flaher of Cedar Rapkla for
John W. Harmon of Oeston fur riding
harrow.
Draper D. Hrlder of Settlers township,
Sioux county, lows, for muffler,
Jaoob lluber of Hlekeauuig for cement
tenr poet.
Lewis D. Huncker of Ravenna for bed .
g, uogr4. 01; good to cholc cow, M ,.vJS.i; spring frame.
lair to good cow and neiter. a.4&-rt.fi, sino st. avarr oi .viuy"-M o, laianava
oommon to fair cow and heifers, Mswy
171; good to choice stocksrs snd feeders,
ttspirtB: fair to good stocksrs and
, aa c . r. an -..mm.,, i .. lu,r -i .u-k .
srs ami fedrs, 3.u4.oll, stork hellers,
tn 40U4.78; vrsl calves, 3.lsJir7.7t; bulls,
tsgs, sta, IJ.ioofi.iO.
iiuoit in Its geners, rorm, nog trsae
was very similar to yesterday's market.
opening higher and settling back Into
notches snout steany ss soon ss rne
more urgent outslds orders were tilled.
A limited s mount of business was trans
acted early at figures about a nickel
higher, but Parkers held out fur Stesdy
cost snd bulk finally had to sell at prices
little different from those paid after the
first flurry yesterday.
Demand from all quarters presented
a very quiet appearance, a condition that
la not unusual on a eiaturnay, ano u re
quired the greater part nf th morning
to make a credited! clearance of s mod
erate supply. Th estimate called f'ir
about ninsty-three loads, weight rant
ing from light bacon to good heevV
classes, and of this total shippers and
speculators purdhaeed a scant nt per cent.
The best heavy hogs on sale brought
as22i, as compared with yestsrday's lone
top of lata, while light averages moved
largely below the ".' mark. Strong
weight butchers found an outlet wAhin
the MOVuali si-read.
Compared with a week ago. prices on
all weights srs closing shout a nickel
higher, this advance being scored in the
face of heavy receipt and burdensome
supplies of product. Total offering:, ac
cording to semi-official figures, smount
to about 7I.S..H head, a short 10,0tw bead
under last week's big run snd only UMn
head under the hltin record niako tu
previous week.
Represcntatlr sales:
Kb. A., sa. n. Kb, Ae. IS. rr.
it tit m
nullev
Bruc A. Shaw of Davenport for animal
Ksrl Tirrany ot log an ror nam ess,
Albert Vollere of Guide stock for port
able loading devlos.
Dalton K. WUeon of Waterloo (of d-
juatable. foldable harrow.
t art J. airoei oi asontexunaa tor air
motor gear.
A Frlsbtfwl Kaaerieaa
with biliousness, malaria and constipa
tion Is quickly overcome by taklgg Dr.
Kings New Uf Pills. Only So. For
sal by Beaton Drug C.
IX 3B1 bbla
Rosis-Flrm; galea, 1.1X3 bblat re-
eelpt. 1 CM bbla; shipments, Xd bbla.
isi-n hbls. Ouotatlons: B am
D M sr34 ; E, 4-T)M.: F and J. M.I7V,;
. J -. T ..-. ir a- An. va e- v.-
H 'as-ie: A. C n. . ' ' . -, e-.a-t .i
i7jrwO. tt.l: WW. eT-SO.
pry Bssd Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. t-DRT GOODS-Tk
cniMui goods markets are growing firmer.
Fruit of the loom bleached sheetings
bavs been advanced lo a yard and 4-4
goods hav been placed at value. Iris counts
aro being shortened on many other lines
of cotton goods. Knit good ore In bet
ter ea.ll. Linens nil Orm. Burlap an
higher. -
Kansas City Lies Stack Market.
KANSAS CITY. Ma. Feb. g CATTLE
Recelpta 30 hesd. Including 101 south
ems; market strong, native steers, la.suis
J,- eouthern steers, MliiestS; eouthera
cows and heifers, tA0; naUvs cow
and heifers, Css.s: Blockers and feed
ers t4U4 K: hulls. .7tiS Hn calves, 14
Iy7 '; we-tern stsers, t6.iS7 !5; western
cows. 13.00430-40.
HOGS Receipts, I 00 hesd: market
strong, bulk of sales. Kit.36: heavy.
SSj1j35: packers and butchers, tl 064
aj-, lights, t.".ia-2u; Pigs. Kiotiett.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, none;
market strong muttons. 3.Mi4: lamb,
tl A-, fed wether and yearlings.
mrQAM. fed ewes. 32.7ag4.tO,
Wool Market.
ST LOUIS, Mo., Feb. 3 -WOOL-i-l,-
tervitorv and western nsedlume.
new, at 3)d; Americas, mUed, aw, J isttc; fin mediums, lgl7c; fine; Miic,
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extreme end of the week, tne market
for sheep and lambs remained practically
mpty and nominal, only on load show
ing up. Th packing demand, as welt
proved very small and very meager offer
ings, either stale or fresh, occasioned no
regret In gelling circles.
During the week the trend to values, es
pecially in the ft Mrnb market, haa been
more or less erratic, a heavy Monday
uddIv Bending pr'ces downward with a
rush. Since that day, some recovery haa
developed and good iambs In particular
are closing very nearly sieaey wun
week sgo. Plain tu poor varieties are
still on s tiit-and-miss basts, however,
and ths range in prices I uaiuraily very
wide, amounting to II fO or more. Toppy
V.,lran lambs St S Tied running this week
snd the Kston and Ieavenworth brands
are now selling around as4ofg.,Tt. Some
strictly prime native lam be reach tela
TKursday. the highest price paid sino
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MARCOM'S WI1ELESS TELEGRAPH
COMPART, LIMITED
NOTICE TO HOLDEKS OF SHARK
WARRANTS TO BEARER,
NOTICE iS HEREBY GIVEN thst an ,
Interim Dividend for ths half year end
ing list December, ltll, on th capital
paid up at that date on ths 7 par cent.
Cumulative Participating Preferenco
Shares at the rat of 1 per cent, per an
num will be paid on the 1st February,
1112.
That aa Interim Dividend for the
half year ending list December, ltll, sn
ths capital paid up at that data on the
Ordiuary Share a at the rat of It per
cent, per annum will b paid on tn m
February, 1112.
Coupon No. 4 of Share Warrant to
hearer for I or sent. Cumulative Par
ticipating Preference Shares, and Coupon
No. 2 of pnars vtarrante to nearer rcr
Ordinary Shares may bo lodged si th
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House, York Buildings, A'telphl, London,
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for the purpose of examination and prep
aration of Dividend Warrants.
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Roma or Genoa.
La ttanqu d'ou tremor, 43, rut tl
Nmur. Brsseela
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of America, I .orris Court Building, ;
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Buenoa Aires.
who will forward them to Ih Head Of
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be issued from tlie Head Office of tli
Companv In exchange tor tho Coupons
received by them.
Ths necessary forms for lodging cou
pons may be obtained frost any of tho
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La Con.pagnie Francais Maritime et
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Street. Montreal. . . '
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Socretary.
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Adelphl, London, W. C
January 24th, 111 A