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THE BEE; OMAHA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, mi.
9
Market
liveStock
Omaha. Fob. lt.,
Cattl Her Sh
Keeeipts Sr.rsi ,
Otflolal Moadar ...
Official Tuudir...
Official Wednesday..
4, III ' t,4l. 11.4
1.131
ll.isv 11, on.
ll.4tt ' U.11I
1I.J09 . 1.400
7,010
Kstlmate Thursday.. 1,109
rour au tni w
Sara days last knit IMII
ama day 1 w'a a f Mlt
((,01 44.11
11.01
11.111
It.llt
l.MS
SMOl
43.601
nam days 1 w s 10 Ji.jij
44,1.6
47.11
Sam day rear ao 10
io.n
' -
'.S
Recalnta and dttDOelUon
at the TTnlon atock yard. Omaha. ' Neb.
tor 14 hour, endinf at 1 p. m. Feb
ruary 10: ' t
. .v , ,-..: uaiue snaap
Wabash .........
Missouri Pa-otfl .......j..
union farmo ...... a...
U 4k N, ,w.i easi... ...... ja .
C. ft N.'W. west... ......11
"G, St. P.. J. OV...a.i It'
C, B. eV Q., aaat. ........ T
C. B, ft J., west 4t
C. R. P.. at..., ..,..
O., R. t F wt..,.. ... 1
Illlnol Central 1 4 '
Cbt Qt, Wetr ..i
, .,. J ....
". I V
Total receipt .......174
v- .DISPOSITION HBAD,
in
Cattl
Hon 'Sheep
Morris ft Co...'...
711
178
111
121
1.111 - 1,131
swift ft Co. .41...,,'
Cudahy Packing Co.
Armour ft Co, ......
J. W. Marshy ......
Vol
i,iit
1,617
l,il
l.et-4
1.111
lit
iMld Pkl. Co. ..... 131
Lincoln Paoking Co.. ; If
So. Omaha Pk. Co.. 'if
0dn Packin,Co...
Mllline Packing Co.. . ii
Hoffman Area. . ... -14
4 . V
$9
. ,
V;' ''
I 4
John Roth ft Bona.... i I
iaayarowicn m ..yaix.
Nappar
P. O'Dca ...........
Wllipn ft Co.rt....
Van "Sane ft C
W. W. Hill ft Co..,
F. P. Ltwla .......
tB. Root ft Co....
H. Bulla
ntock Broa. ...
F. O. Kallogg . ....
Worth' r ft Pagan
X. O. Chrlatl .....
Bakar .............
John Harvey .......
Jhk ft Kreba.....
Omahk Pkv. Co.....
la
.I
..41,-.
Si
i- .14
104 '
17
11
Uidweat Wt.-- t.o... -a , ..
thar Buytri. ...... I9 n ..... a
Total ............. lAil 11,110 7.141
Calttle-Thuradar run of cattl . waa
'v fairly liberal, about 4,000 head, and thai
' markat ahowad atlll furthar weakness,
rirloea for both baef (teera and cwa ba
ng all th way from ateady tt lo lowar.
Beat 6f Ui beef cattl Tow Mil around
wvta in ouik or in iair w w
tear around 1.7tT.fc Compared with
th beat tiro Monday th market for
. hAh wkmt ii.r. .nd eovi'ii around BOO
flov lower, and undertone1 to th trad fa
vtjry WWK, jtsuBtne.B in iwcnvn mu .u-
ra waa qalet and price have ahown vary
llttl chang lately. ;
QuoUtlone on cattle; Good to cholc
neevea. 18.008.50; fair to good beve.
tt.7iet.t0; common to fair bv, tl.OO
.76; good to choice yearlings, 1T.I0O
1.00; fair to ood yearltngi,' l.76f 7.67;
common to 'fair yearling. Jt.OB0t.7I:
choice ta nrlnfe heifer 11.1107.00 XOOd
. to choio helfera, 15.15.0ffi choice to
prlm'cow, $5.7106.10; good to shK
cow, tft.2t0t.7o; iair to gooa cow. i.i
7S.2I; common to fair cow. 11.7604. 10;
mnnft tn chnlca feedera. I7.10itl. 60: fair to
good feeder. I1.75a7'.50: common to fair
: feeder. 16.00Qt.71; good to choice took
cr. t7.IS07.ft; talc to gpod, etockere.
$4.1507.21; common to fair atockera, $1.00
01.11; atook heifer. $4.0001.10; i tock
icowa, ll.it04.tt; vaal ealve. $1.00 0 10.00;
bulU, etage. etc.. H. 86 01.11. , .
RepraaentaVlv al: :.
BEES 8TEKRB. . ". - - -
No. Ay. Pr,
N; at. pr.
111. ...1011 7 00
'14.. ...1017 7 11
II.. ...1046 $ 6 71
11 .110 1 IS
46. ..,.1111 7 4(1
It 1270. 1 69
II. ..,.1260 T IS
II 1431 1 10
I1.,..;.4T IT btt
If. ....1401 -
T It
17..... 1411
t 00
. 8TEER8 4ND HKIFER8.' r
II. .....164 t 10 23. .....110 . 0
11 712 ; 71 ' H.,,.,.854 T 00
II..... .SIT 7 10 24. .....Ill '"T 70
M s .
W YiB. .
11..... .184
8....896
1 161
t 10
4 60
00
10......IS7
4 SI
I. ..,.1101
14..... 1010
11.....1IT1 '
21., ..1141
4 71
1 00
t to
40
( 14
00
20. .....lit
1 15 V
2J......110I S 35
21.'.. ..1005 1 0
1 117 ItS f'
34. ....lit
1171
27.. ....170 ; a 35 - y
--7- , HGtrURS. .
11...... I 21 20..
.....J7t-,
40
C 00
H.....J180 111 ID.
13 104( t 21 -
STOCkEKS AND PEEOKRS.
...... .471' O'J- II
41k
4 20
so
f $1
14.... ..141 t IS . 1O.m...$0
14.,.. .102 . t 71 , 20., ...1041
is.... ..ist v t ii - - i' .
.t t . CALVES. ',
- 4...... .17! ' t -S 13......4H
. 4....14S . . I ...... 112
. T OO
-10 00
Hog Receipt of hog amounud to
13,100 head and th trad wa very tat
In getting started. A taw ' goodN hog
old early on a generally ateady baala.
hut) packers mado a, general effort to
cheapen coat and th ' trad finally de
veloped at prlcea irteady to 10 Ho low
r. Best light hoga moved around $1.00.
-with bulk selling front $1.0001.10.
- x- v -'..- hogs. .
W At.
4A..I21
I4..27T
70.. 151
10.. 142
Sh. Fr. No. Ar. h. , Vt.v
... oo it. ,122 ... t 1
... t to
SO. .242
21
1 40
10
I 88
1 SO
1 CO
t 65
1.7S
72. .331
64.. 327
lit
-74. .20
70.. 231
iv... a. ,-.. e.iv . . as., sis .
JS.. 212 ... ... to t7..W$iS40f I tl
Sheep About 8.600 hlp end lamb
were received this teeming and the mar
ket ruled generally tedy on good haady
and light lamba with heavy grade tell
ing unevenly lower Pat sheep war im
light supply and ruled generally steady.
.Beat lamb her brought ll.OS0l.2S with
heavy grade sorted out at pTIces aa lew
aa $6.10. Cat awe ar quoted around
$1.7104.11. Values In th feeder dl
vlalon were nominally ateady. .
Quotation on sheep;. Best fat lambs,
$1.00 01.21; medium to good lambs, 17,0$
1.00; plain and heavy lambs, 16.2107.eO;
yearling. $S.750C.SO; aged wethera,
f 4.1001.00; good to choice ewes, 4.06
04.3S; fair to good ewes. 1 1.100 4.00 1 cull
sad canner ewee, $1.1001.10; feeding
lambs. $8.2607.25; feeding twes, ,12.76 J
I.25.V-. ... .
PAT LAMBS. .
No. A. ' Pr. ! s No. AV. ' Pr. 's
17 fed II $ t 10 v 120 fd 71 I 7 SO
Chlenf Ur Steele.
Chlcaao. Peb. 10. Cattle Hatn 1 j
010; market, better grade beet steer and
she stock fully ateady, others weak; top
tears. 110.00: bulk. 17.60tt4.0O: bulk
cow and heifers. 46.00 0 6.18; canner and
cutter, weak to lowar; bulk. I2.7S.01.7I;
bulk, (low and steady., bulk. 14.7SiSl.SS;
calves, ateady to strong bulk to packers,
$10.10011.80: stocker
i wnd feeders, steady.
-Hog .Receipt 11.000: market ooened
steady, heavies ff most; cleilng strong
and fully steady Witb yesterday' average;
top. 19.85; bulk 100 pounds and down,
IS.2S0S.75; bulk 220 pound and up, $8.61
'.0S.1Q; pigs, steady to strong; bulk d.
slrabl. 10 to 110 pound. tt.2S0t.7S.
Sheep and Lamb Receipt 10.000; mar
ket, fat lamb and handy weight fat
lamba ateady; heavy lamb closing 2 So
lower; lamby top. $1.71; best $1.28 01.60;
top yearling, 17.35; bulk. $1.7804.10; no
noire nnuy-wijn we . n.r.j
$2.7504.50. - -
'KdVat;itT Live stwk.--
- Kansas Clty Mo., Feb, 10. Catt! Re
ceipts, 2.100 headt beef steersi tdy to
strong. $1.1S bftl; morning sales, $1,104
1.10, all other class gsnarally tady;
- goodv helfere $1.-20; choice heavy cows,
$6.65; best vealers. $11.00.
HofRelpts, .00t bead: early
tlve around ateady with yesterday s close;
: top, ll.lS; prime 346-lb. hog. $1.10; bulk
of sale. $1.0001.00; good and chote tat
pigs. I4.SO01.71.
Sheep Heoelpta, S00 head; sheep and
yearling, ateady; 81-lb.- yearlings, $7.00;
lambs, eteady to 25c lower, mostly steady;
7l-lb lam.be. t.tK 7 ... rs,.-'
Sioux City Llv Stock. ".
A Sloux saty,' la.. Jrb. 10. Cattle -'
-.elpta, 1,400 bead; market strong; fed
Steers and yearlings, 15.6008.60; market
Strang; tat cows ana belfera, 14.10 01.11;
eannera,; 1I.M04.IS; veal. it.lO0t.tl;
; feeders, $8.607.00; calve,1- l4.6O0t.lt4
feeding rows and heifers, 1. 6401.26.
v Hog Receipt. 1.706 head;- tckr;
$4.1106.60; lights market eteady; heavies,
- 19016o lower; light ll.7S0t.ll; mlaed,
3S. 1008.10; heavy, $7.1008.16; blk of
alee, St.tO0t.OO. . ,
Sheep aad Lamb Rscslpts. L'80 bead;
maraaji gogsjio. lower.. :, - -rv.j
-' 8. Joseah Jive leek.. . -
t lennh. Mo.. Pan. It. Ctl--.B-
eipta. wot head; market steady . t
tig; steers, 4.6O0.T: cows ana bau
tl.16ft7.7l! eaivSa. at.ttttlt.lt. ' .
RoawRaeaiiita. t.ae ha: HaHta. tie
l"T,".?y5I". lowsr; top, tt.lt;
bulk, t7.7l0l.OOy'
Sheep and lArhbe Receipte, t.tlt head;
market eteady to weak; lambs. $7,160
1.00; ewes. $1.1004.11. -
Kansas rat PrednM. .
Kansas City, llo., rb.. . Buts and
Xggs Unchanged.
Poultrv Hens. unchaneeA ta In hlaher.
' 401Sc; springs, unchanged t te lewer.
tCOlSOl reeetar aaxl aorkejr, nMbAMsd.
and Financial News of
Financiat'
By ALEXANDER DANA NO YES.
Chloaga Tribuna-Omaha B Xmmi Wire,
New York, Feb. '10. Today'
ftock market indicated little except
continuance, of the relapse into in-
1 ertia which followed Tuesday'!
lewal ofWity. Actual t
onei
trans
action!! were not creatlv in excess
of Monday's, tny which day the small
est total in five months was achieved.
Movement of price was irregiflar
and purposeless; five or six stocks
mostly of the speculative class, con
tributed mar, than half of the total
business. Ttje financial indicator is
not wavering from its recent distinct
forecast, of inactive times ahead in
general industry but without con
tinuett unsettlement.
' 1 ... ...',.'.,m BtroBifr. . ,
ETe th decision of the railway labor
board denying the railway executive' re
quest for immediate abrogation ot the na
tion-wide agreement aa to ware th rail
way Mrare mad no conspicuous reapons.
Most ot them daellned, but not more than
many industrial stock. United State
steel waa slightly stronger, possibly be
cause of B. H. Oary'a statement regard
In: maintenance of nrlces.
" Shares of copper companies war only
moderately advanoed on the success of
the plan far financing th Industry' sur
plus product through sale xif debenture
to ta pubiio, .
Call money on th Stock Exohange re
mained at 1 per cent all day, outran In
. create In the aupply at I per sent in the
e
outalde market .w reported. - Th time
.money market cn tho other hand, seemed
to show a slightly firmer tendency. At
London today rate rose sharply from
IK per cent to t and discount war frao
tlonally higher. The short terra rate
war in fact th highest sine November.
sidelight on Money Market
Cables from London ascribed this to
the tax collection period, but th taot
that so high a rate should have been
oaused 1 another sidelight on International
majiey conditions, it aid not result trom
a (weaker bank position. A week ago
the outstanding not circulation of th
French and English banks Increased re
speetlvely eomathlnrMlke $11,000,000 and
$6,800,000, th Bank of England's reserve
percentage faHlng from 14 H to 11 M per
cent at a time wntn it uniauy i
risen.
i Thi looked like resumption of the
paper expansion movement of last year,
but today' statements show that In th
succeeding weak the French; note circula
tion Increased oely $11,000,000, while the
English bank's decreased 18.000,000, with
a rla la It reserve percentage to 14. In
foreign value th French bank currency
la nn I7ft.00fl.on0 franca areater than
at tha end of 1120.. while the' British cur
rency ha" been reduced 2,800,000 pounds
sterling in the bank issue and 21,000,000
. ... . L. - n,..HwnM .At..
NevYork Quotatiohs j
lun of nrlces of the leading stocks
furnished by Logan k Bryan. Peters Trust
kiilMlna-! ' '
, ':,.,. , Wed.
" - . High Lew Clos Clos
A.. T. ft B. T 82 It , ,. tl JIJ
Baltimore ft Ohio 34 . 34 34i 84
Canadian Pacific .117 116H 1U .1854
XV. X, a n. Am..i ....
Chsa. ft Ohio .... $0
Erie R. R lt
(it Nor., pfd...... 78
ChtvGt Western
Illinois Central ... IS
M.. Kan. ft Tex.. ,t
Kan. City Southern 1H4
ii"
im
.71
ii
i
18'4
72
to
11
-
liU
: 21
14
01
40
tiK
27
78
22
26
120
8
Mieseurt Pacific V. 18. II
If. T. If. K. at .IV
20
88 .
Northern Pacific.
414
.JS84
vtu- w ..... .
Pennsylvania R. R.
Rtadlng Cv. ......
C.j R. I. ft t
68 V,
40
13H
2T
71
61 68 H
40 40
$2v 1T4A
17 i IT
11 'II
21 21
21 i it "
118 20
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway. 22
Chi., Mil. ft St, P.. 28
Union Paolflq ,....130
Wabash .. 8 54
y - SlWELS.
Am. CAP A Fdrv.. . ...
Allls-Chaimers Mtg 25
Am. Loco. Co.,... 13
Baldwin lipco. w as
n.th. ftteel Corn...
Cruclbl Steel Co.. tl
Am. Steel round.. no
Lackawa'na 81. Co. IS
Mid. Steel 4 Ord 81 -
Pressed Bl. ua to, 4
Rep. I. ft S. Co. i 4S&
WAH.RH.r..K. A.I. .....
United States Steel IS 824
AtVCop. Mln...... 40
11
43 43
Am. o. . vo. s
B. ft S. V. Co 13
4
13'4 11
12' 12
13
13
Chile Copper Co.. 12
Cblno Copper Co.. 23
Calumet A Arixona 10
Innplr'n Cons. Cop. 87
Keuueoott , Copper..' 20
ii
Miami Copper fo. 18
Nee. Cona Cop. Co 11
Ray Cone. Cop. Co. it
Utah Copper Co... 17
.' INDUSTRIALS. "
Am. Beet fr Co... .... . . . .
A.. O. ft W. L 8. S. 83 '61
Am. Internet Corp 41 , 44
Am. a. tod. :.. so
Am. Cotton Oil,.,, 22
Am. Tel. ft Tel. .,100
Am. Z., L.JA 8... 1
Brooklyn 'Sap. Tr. 13,
Bethlehem Moters. 3
Am. Can Co It
Chandler Motor . . 71 ; '
Central Leather Co . . . j
Cuba; Cane Sugar, 23
CaL rack. corp.,. 3
Cat Pet Corp.... 41i
Gaat Wms. ft Wig. 1. 1
Ocn. Motor Co... 1414 14
Ooodrlch Co, ..... St 38
Am. n. as jj. to... .
Haskell ft Brkr... 67 17
U 8 Ind. Ale... tl tl-v tl
Internet. Nickel ..16 it . i
internet. Faoer ... it 47
17:
17
46 "
Apes Rubber Co.. 87 tt
Kelly-Sptingf Id . T. 41 . 46
Keystone x. n.. a
Internet M. M.,.14 ,14
Maxwell Motor Ce. .5 5
11 14
14 14
Meg. Petroleum... ll 117 151
Ml3dl States Oil. 13 1$ 11
Pure on Co. ..... ss ssh
wjllya-ovsriana ... t
Plerte Oil Corp... 10
PaniAm Pet,Tran 71
Pterce-Arraw Mot. . . . ..
Royal Dutch Co.. 51
U. ft. Rubber Co.. t
Am. Sug. Rfg. Co. tt
Sinclair- Oil. Rfg.. 21 .
Sears-Roebuck Co. '87
Stromaberg Carb. . 37
Studebaker Corp.. 15
Too. Fdota Co.... 53
Arans-con t ai tin s
Text Co.
....... 43
U. 8. Fd. Pr. Corp. 13 31 11. Sl
U 8 8m, Atg.xMtn 14 13 , 14 Sl
Whit Motor Co.. 81 lllr'
West'gh's Airbrake II
K IS '... ' 1 .....
f steek old7 40l,.
Wtst f B
film. Wi
ti ll 1, sug
m. Woolen Co. .
. a via. im . ,i,w. w, w,iwv.
" lfonev Close, T car cent: Wednesday
close, T per cent, t
Jaarke-Ctese. v01lli Wednesday
close, .0161. i!
Sterling Clos. f 1.81; Wednesday'
etp. Ml. .; ' -
Ferelgs Exchange .states.
Following are today's rate of xohang
as compared with th par valuation. Fur
nished by th Ptr National banks . :
Par -
Today.
lA "... aa
, .0011
.0770
, .0137
.ltU
1.11
' .0781
.0171
.0725
.0871
.0071
.1835
.0017
I840
.1415
Belgium ,111
Csecho-Slovakhv ........ ....
Denmark .37
England ............... 4.86
Franc .ltt '
Germany .............. .231
Sreece - " .196
Italy .........a' .185
Jugo-Elavla ....
Norway .27 "
Poland ...... ., ,.......
Sweden ................ .27
Switzerland r ,181 :
.. ... liberty Hob Prices. J- ,
New York. Feb. 10. Price of Liberty
bond at noon were: 1,' tl.lt; first 4s,
87.60 bid; second 4s. 11.40; first 4s.
$7.00: second 4e,.ts.44: third 4, tt.OO;
fourth . stC7i i; Vletory .. S7.lt;
Vtytory 4s. t7.lt. , .
Liberty Twnds closed:, 1, 11.50; flret
4a. IMO: second 4s, 81.18; first 4,
10; second 4s. lilt: first 4,
ecend 4, 14.44; third 4, 11.10;
4. Viotory ; $." 7JSa
st.stj eecena
fourts 4
viotory
- " Leaden Monoyi ', " "'
London, Feb. 16,--Bar Silver It d per
ounc. v.. ,v ... ... -- .,
Money t per cent. .?
Discount Rates Short bills, t 11-16 per
cent; three-month hills, t0l 11-11 per
cant. ' .. , . .
' iter Silver. - -
New Tork, Feb. 10. Bar Stlvtr Do.
uectlo, ttc; foreign, tlo.
. aiMleaa liolUm 47o, . . , -
.... 131?4
35 ' 35' 3S j
18 83 83
18 It 88
16 16 56
11' 13 -t3
lJ ! 2t 10H
84 ES 14
20 ,11U 31
14 04 .....
65.., it. 61
. .... Sl
13 831,
nt m lit
n3 n il
14 14 13
66 18 S
44
63 ;!
41
I 19 ' TH
22. 21 22
tt 100
ih ,- 8 -;i
13 13 11
W4 t 4
3 10 SO
705 70 VL.
. . . .
22 22 21
12 62 41
17 41 37
Corn Prod. Rfg... 70 61 0 70
Nat Ear A St.... 63 62 62 ....
Flsk Rubber Co... 14 14 14 14
Oeneral Electric, .121 121 12$ 111
S S
14 14
tt Sl
17 17
!
45
38
46
117
11
I I6Tt
T Tt T . .TH
10 10" 10
75 7S 74
.-. .. 24
61 51 60
11 tt tt
10 tl 01
21 25 33
16 17 17 ,
16 . 37 SI
55 55 17
Hz
Omaha Gram
, v Omaha, Feb. 10.'
Grain receipt Moday were very
light wttlt. corn constituting by tar.
the built Wheat rangea i to -
centa higher. Corn ranged tin-
changed to a cent higher, generally
V to lc up. Oats were unchanged
to M c higher. No. 3 white and- No.
4 white bringing the advance. Rye
was about Z cents higher and barelx
Strong ' "". , :'.-" 'A-V:,.,;?v'?
New York wire stated Hhat it was
understood that - cargo of about
200,000 bushels Manitoba wheat, was
washed Tor export. Interests identi
fii4 with th traneartinn. aairl it waa
against old business. - Export de
mand lorwneat was generally re
ported very amalL Country advices
stated that there was practically no
grain being sold In. the interior. L.in
coin. N-b.. wire said house there op
erating 74 county stations--has taken
in only, 74 bushels cash wheat in
two days.. St. Louis house said
cash houses therey report " shipping
notices, "verv liirnt and no inaica
tions of improved receipts."
' ": WHEAT. ' I-
To. i hardr 1 car. $!.: 1-1 car
$1.61 (mutty). .
no. I nara; s ?rs, ,i.n,.
No.
$ herd: 1 cer 11.63.
XTv A h.-rf; 1 e.r.
Bampl spring: i oar. $1.80 (northern),
r, fi.oa.
No. I mixed: i -ear. t.4. .
CORN. ' f
No. t whtte: t cats. 54e. , .
- No. 4 whits: 1 cart S4o (shippers' wt..
1 car. 61e; t car, 53a.
, No. t whit: 1 car, loo (our). -
No. 1 yellow: 1 ear. SSc.
No: 4 yllew: 1 ear, llq (dry); 1 ear.
Slo; t ears, tie (special billing); 1 cars,
'6T I v.llnwt 1 uritUft.
No. 1 mixed; 1 car, 64o (near whlto,
16 per cent moisture); 1 ear, 610 (It per
cant tnolsture); 1 car, 52 o; 3 cart, 52c
(leaded out). .
No. 4 mixed: i ear. SOo; 4 ears. 4te
(shippers' weights); 1 ear, 4tt (no blll-
lng).
t , OATS. - . : ,
(No. 2 white: I cars, $tc.
No. 8 white: '4 oars, tt.
No 4 white: 1 car, 88 He.
, Sample white: 1 caf, 88 c .. .,
, 1 RTB. '
No. t: 1 ear, $1.16; 1 car, $1.87 (ship
pers' weights). .
OMA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
(CARS). .
Rj-elDts . i Today "W'k. Ago Tr. Ago
Wheat '.. ..... 11 , 50. . ,28
Corn 31 72 , . II
Oata 5' 14
Rye , ,,,.,.. . - ""f"I "
Barley .... ,.. - 3
V, 7
Bnipments , .
Wheat ............. 21 21
Cora ............... 41 v 70
31
108
4
OaU ............... 8 11
Rva 10 1
Bartey .............. 8 '.. ' - 4
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
-IBUBHELS). ; ,
Receipts ..... Teday Tear Ago
Wheat .........,... 611,000
Cora ........................... iti.doo
Oats ....'.......,.. 156,000
. Shlpmenta a;
Wheat ....'.... -155,000
Corn 348,000
Oata 366,000
' 'eortc'leabance'sV"
. , . - rfr .. . :-
day
Wheat
. . i ..... 552,
000
$37,000
vvra !
CHICAOO CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Today Week Age Teat Ago
Wheat ......... 14 1 11
Corn ..,,....,,5241 j,, 211 342
Oat it. IS ,11 ; 51
KANSAS CITT CAR LOT HECJtPTS. i
, , Today Week Ago Tear Ago
Wheat .......,.,.,112 lOIHolldey
Corn ........ : : v 21 Holiday
Oats ....... 7. ... II : ' ' ' $ Holiday
ST. LOUIS CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Today Week Ago Tear, Ago
Wheat ...;,....., 71 . 70 Holiday
Corn 14 81 Holiday
OaU .., 11 ' ' 7 Holiday
NORTHWESTERN CAR LOT RECEIPTS
. OrWHMT. . i'
k - Today Week Ago Tear Age1
Mlnneipolia .......287 ' v 2 HOiuag
Ddluth - ..144 126 Holiday
Winnipeg 460 361 Holiday
The following shows the visible aupply
of wheat fn .the United States, together
with the Chicago stocks, at tm aate, lor
th peat II yearar r .v- -
at. o. '.visiaie. ..ujiiu. oiochb.
1131
1820
1019
111 I
1117
lilt
32,555,000
750:000
.,..... u,.o.,vuw
..,...121,103,000
: .. ..... 11,143,000'
........... 64,880,000
- . 11,067,000
15.863,080
- g;66,000
J 4,218,000
4,674,000
116,000
' 5,786,000
7,458,000
14.70t.000
7,801,000
4,124,000
. .1,747,5(10
I...... s,ss,ov
111 53,172,00
1114 .. ..... 58.348JI00
1911 .... ....... 64,808,000
Hit ........... 110,426,000
1111 ........... 43,261,000
1810 ........... 25,584,000
1I0S ........... 43,131,000.
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES,
By Updlk Oram Co. Doug. 1627. Feb. It
Art I Open. High. I Low. Close. I Tes'y
Wht
Mar.
1.12 !
l" I
1.27
i.ii H
i.t
.68
.42
.44H
1.114
1.I6H
1.41
1.24
MH
.ti
.5
11114
1.61
iT
LlStt
.864
.IIVi
.43
.4414
1.171,
t.40
i.2
.. t7i
..114
i.rtu
1.1214
.66
.63
May
Rye
Mar
July
Corn
May
July
Oata
May
4414
July
Pork
454
''Aeimroeli
Hay
11.00
12.11 '
11.50 .
20.17 ;
00
.ML
i
13.21
11.17
Lard
May
July
Rib
May "
12.2S
12.15
12.40
1123
M-Sl
11.51
1.1T
11.20
11.17 -TI1.it
Minneanolls Oraio. '
Minneapolis, Minn.. Fsb. 10. Pleur
Unchanged. N . " . .
Bran iiv.oe.
Wheat Receipt. 227 ear, compared
with holiday a year age. Cash No. 1
northern, $1.6I1.74; March. $1.16, May,
I11I44. -
8orn wo. yenew, iibih, i
ate No. I white,. 31 14 0114 e. "
Barley 46966c.
Rye No. S, 11.45f 1.47. .
Flaa Nol. tl.ltt5l.lt.
-St. Louis Grain,
St. T.nnla Mo.. : Th 10 Wheat
Msrch. 11.71 bid; May, 11.814 bid.
corn way, sc; juiy, 7U7tViO)to.
Oats May. 4S14c; July. 45c :
City Grala.
Kansas Cltv. Mo.. Feb. 10. March.
fl.tl I May, ll.fl u.
Cerp May. tH40Sl4i
Jjly, 14 Ho:
sspiamoer, sortc.
'V1' Mew Terk Ceffeo.
New Terfc. Fab. 10. The chief feature
In the market far coffee future today
waa continued near month liquidation,
mostly In th way of switching to later
deliveries.' March was exchanged tor
May at 44 to 48 points, for July at 17
point, and for September at lit point,
while. May 'was exchanged tor July at
40 pomt. Th general market opened at
an sdvaaee of 1 to t points and held
within a narrow, range, with May (tiling
off from 4.76o to 4.71o -and .cloaing at
4.72c Th general yliet closed steady at
a net advance of 4 to 1 points.
Closing bid: March, 1.16c; May, 6.78o;
July, 7.12q; September, 7.51c; October,
7.6lo: December. 7.16c
Spot Coffee Market cjuletr Rio Tl,
1408141 Santo 4. IKOltl4t
..'" t Omaha Hay Market. " - '
SecelBt ef both Bralrla tie a4 alfalfa
have been liberal for the lat few day.
Whll demand ia falrv to good on better
grades, th lower grade ar moving low
ly and price ar lower on account of poor
demand.. Oat and wheat atraw easier and
lower. "
Har CDIand Dralrlel Nn. 1. tlt.Otei
11.001 No. 2. IS.0iait.00: Nn. I. 17.00
I. 61. Midland- No. 1. lt.ltO10.50t No. i
II. 00OS.00. Lowland t Na L tl.ttat.tti
NetT I7.ooai.eo.
Alfalfa Choice. t2.ttOI4.M . Nc 1,
tll.00Oll.00: itandard. 114.0001100; Nc
I, tu.80Vll.8e: mo. s, H0.ttOll.tt.
Straw Oat ll.IOai.IOt wheat ll.OOa
Mt. -.' ' - .
'w Tor; Dry tlood.
New Tork. Feb. 10. Cotton mod to
day war a llttl mor active among eon
venera. wray ejooo were ajuiei, yams
ay and drts good In moderate re
quest fop early ' delivery. About - 1,608
Dleoee of men' wear rgs wars sold at
auction at prices ranging from II to 11.80
a yard. Haw sub waa quiet . i
'"'".''' Nsw l!ork Iroduea.
New Tork. ( tiK It. Butter Steady:
creamery hither' then extra. 48 14 6 41c;
oreamery extra.' 4Ie; ci'cgmsry tint,. 11
4J4SO..
Big Unsettled! fresh gathered entra
firsts, 40o; freah gathered tints, 1714
Olto.
.nsssrrxrrguisrj uncnangso, '
the Day
Qucsgo Grain
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
vnitssgw -xTiooiss-vmnnsj oe tarn www.
Chicatro. Feb. 10. Sham rallies
and breaks featured, the grain mar
kets today, business' waa ot liberal
volume and largely local. Bulges
ran . into liberal selling, making
sharo setbacks, while train disao
peared on breaks. News was scarce
and without pronounced effect At
the close wheat was 3 l-25c higher,
corn up l to 1 i-c, oats -i to i-oc,
rye and barley 3-4c.
Wheat was the most, interesting
ot an tne srratn and the outers trail
ed along, deriving a good part of
their strength . from it News of a
most pronounced character was
scarce and had little effect, values,
being influenced more by the ac
tion of large local operators and
commission houses . that) anything
else.. Moreywas heard about ex
port business with an increase in
sales. - , . .. ,. ,s ,. .... ... .... .,;
. Winnipeg cash Vices were lc
higher and were firm here. Move
ment from the country continues
light, especially in the -southwest.
. March Sold 'on Bulge.
March wheat wa old by large holder
on the bulge and May bought at llo
discount Leading long appear to be get
t'BB" out Of th March, which la creatine-
uspeclon.
There I a feellnc In certain nuarter
that corn crlcea hava a. an their lowest
for th present Country ottering ar
light and road so bad that deliveries
are smalt Cash value are working nearer
to the May and In three day have gained
lo- to la Arrival were lit cars and
primaries' show 171,000 bushels against
1.366,000 last year. Cash price war un
changed to lo thighec th latter at the'
close. Export, sale were 121,000 bushels
and 50,000 bushels at outside point to
Baltimore. ' Th top price for May wa
6814c. which wa lo higher. Th ad
vance called out profit taking op large
linea by northwestern houses. Buying In
the main waa covering by short.
Oate received more strength from th
advanoe In other grain than from trading
operation. Northwestern and local bouse
sold on th advance or nearly io ana me
close was only fractionally below tire top.
Cash prices were o higher at the last
with sales 40,000 bushels.
Trading In rye wa mainly In spreading
.... n. V, a. , , W l.f. V..I r. maA and
rye bought atilo difference. ; Prices d'
vancea 40 ana ciosea jo.unoer uw rep.
Barley waa bought ana oat oia at iio
dlffereirce. -" -
.." ' Pit HSM,V:
The SeutW African railway and harbor
department I asking for bid ton th
erection of a terminal elevator vat Cape'
tnmrn .f so (inn tons, slao for a tremlnal
elevator at Durban of 43.000 tons, capacity
and 4br the 14 county elevators ranging
from 1,100 ta 1,800 ton capacity.
Tn UWCago amra oi ir "
domestic grain exchange will remain
cloned Saturday -In observance Of Lin
coln's birthday. - - , '
Receipts or wneat a iinneapoi "
217 cars, comparod with W car i
week. Puluth received. 144 car, compared
with 126 lat week. Winnipeg receipt
were 450 cars, Aagalnst 361 last weak.
Then will n a meeting of local' grain
shippers in eonjunotlon with a represent.
lv of Boston grain Interest. It 1 esti
mated mat tne purpose w i u'f" '" T
to present ome means of aojuatment
. M.ar T5nind. eraln Interests
will be caved the necessity ot taking much
high priced grain wnicn uiey f
trifimA fnrlVand which at present pxloes
nets them considerable loss. . .
Winnipeg wirea: wim w,,. -
tighter than ever. Nothing coming oni.
It'e a farmer market and they refuse to
Mil at him nriQCS. -1 uqnawa
over May. No. 3 northern 10c over May.
ltd No. 3 northern to over May."
Clement, uunis f , . -
owing from" their oklahomsclty oorre-
. MOMmtnanf wheat rarmsr ra-
mndlttnn of wheat could not be
better. No , green bugs. In this "fotlon
"..i. . t .m all Area - around
v,,kAn. where the were reported last
yeB:' L- Mansfield attendefl the convention
of the Farmer Oraln :.?Lati2
consensus waetht..t,h,rf woul?.D!-.
run ef corn from Illinois poinU as i
ug
soon
Offerings of corn from the country
anneared to be loosening up. Buyer; fog
a nig moueiry reporiw. u ,uv. w -quiry
for bid to arriv ;
r ' New 04,Bob1. .
.l. mintaitlABa are 'furnished
by Logan ttBryan, Peter. Tru.t building:
Atch. Oen. 4Jt 77J4 7814
Beth. Steel RX B..,... " , "3
Cent PaC;. let 4.., ........ 78J4 . 781
C B. & Ct Jt 4., S7s , !!
C. M. A St P. Oen 414.,. 77
74
81
v.. oe m. vy . wu. ..... .
I c N. U. .............
New Tork Ry. 4s
Nor. Pac P. L. 4a........
30
5!V
Reading Oen. 4.
U. P., 1st 4..;.,
a , . ,.
u. v.. Bteei es. ...,......
t5i .
p, 1st Ket 4. ......a.
V rs, Ka
Pi CwA4... ... 7744
Pemv Con, 414a
Penn. Gen. 4V4s,...j...... 71
n a n run. I... St
Ore. 8. L. Ref. 4........ 784
, . New Tek Curb Stoeks, ,
Boston Montana....,..,; 7 ' JJ
Allied Oil. ..A,. ......a,. 1
Boston; Wyoming. ........ - 14-11
Cresson Gold........... Tk , J
Cosden Oil J
Consolidated Copper...... 14 J,,
Elk Basin ............... 7J4 s 714
Federal Oil 14 .,.
Glenroclt Oil. ... 3 , 'It
Merrlt OH.. ...... 1214 v 12e
Midwest7 Ref. Co ..116 137
Silver King of Arizona.... S 10. ,
SapulpavOU .a..4. 414
Slmma Petroleum.,.,. .aa 73 .71
Tonopah Divide ......... 114 11-16
V. 8. Steamship. ....... 1 r IH
U. 8. Retail Candy 814 14
Whit Oil 1414 ..
' . . New Torts Cotton.
'New Tork, Feb, 10. Weak cable, nc
eompanled by report to the effect that
condition were .very bad abroad, caused
a selling movement at th New Tork cot
ton market opening that brok first prjee
14, to 21 point. ." .
New Orleans was reported to be, seUlhS
July here against purchase in Liverpool
to undo old straddle account .-during tb
first hour. After the close of Liverpool
offerings became tighter, with ptjae firm
er on renewed Wall street and local cover
ing. Prices rallied, recovering all but
three or four point of their early loesev
The market waa quiet In th afternoon
at 1603 point ietIor- ,
V: i '' ' Sw Tork Sugar, ': 5
New Tork, Feb. 10. the market for
raw ugar wa firm and offerings light
today. There were sales of 11,000 bags of
Porto Ricos sarly at S.02o for CentrN
fugal, but no freah business was reported
In Cubes and while -there were buyers at
4 cent c L f . holder were asking 414 c
There wa nothing new. in regard to th
proposed pla of selling the Cuban crop
through a cotnmittee and th 4rad waa
sUll rather coj(fued. - ' - ,
"' :."'.-'" Tnipentlne sid Rosin. ." ' ...
Savannah," Oa.1 Fb. It. Turpentine
Quiet; tllie; eat lion; receipt, US
bbla.; hipmnU, 11 bblaj stock, 16,224
barrels. ,......
, Roain Quiet i last sal November 11:
receipts, 113 casks; shipments, 1,101 casks;
tale, . none; atock, 42,502 casks. .
. Quote & D. S. F. G. H. L K. M. X.
wa ww., IU.0Q. f
"" - . New- Tork OeaersJ.
Kw fork, FV 10. Whear Spt, war-
ket strong; No. S hard, 11.141 o. I. f.
New Tork track; No. 3 mixed duram,
11.8614 c. I. f. to sirrlve. N I - -Corn
Spot, market firm: No. I yellow,
85 140 and No. 1 mixed, llo o. L t New
Tork JO-day shipment
k oata spot firmer; no. l wnue, to.
utnr articiea unenangea. .
... ,- ." ,.f--'' -
v -; t . -r Chicago Prodnoe. -
U Chicago, Feb, 10.-Butter Higher;
creamery extra,. 410; sianaaras, to.
Kgg Higher; receipts, 16.426 cases;
first, llMOleo; ordinary firsts, 3031c;
at mark, easts Included, 11033a .
Poultry Alive, higher; fowl, tie:
spring, lc , ' "' .;
Xvapormted Applet and Dried Frnit.
New York. Fen. 10. Evaporated Ap
plesMarket ateady. : . .
Prunes Inactive. - ...
.Apricots and Peache Dull. , .( , ,
' Ralaln Quiet '. ,T i :
," '" ..' Chicago Potatoes, ' i'
Chicago, Feb.. 10. Potatoes Steady: re
ceipts, tl cart: northern white, sacked,
11.18!. 26 cwt.: bulk. $1.2001-30 Wt;
Wisconsin Kings, sacked. ll.O0Ql.lt cwt
j . V'" London Metal. -
London, Feb. 10. Standard copper, 171,
17s. d; electrolytic, (71: tin, till, 3s, jd;
lead. 111; Sine, snna t2t. s
' Uaeeed OU.
Dulutb, Minn., Feb. 10. Linseed OB
track and to arrive, 11.14 T
South Side
59,805 Head of
Hog Receivais
t Here This Week
..... ;-.. '-. , . ..
Large Receipts and Low, Qua
tations Making Showing on
Retail Trade ; Pork Chops
Sellfori6Cents. '
Hogs hit the $8 a hundred mark
yesieraay, witn a tew selling as nign
aa S8.yu. i ne run ot iiogs yester
day reached a total of 13,500 head,
making a total of the four days of
tne week of 59,805 bead as com
pared with 62,089 for the same days
last week and 31.022 head Tor the
same period last year, showing a
gain in receipts this year of 31,622
for the four days of this week.
The large hog receipts and the low
quotation on. the local market are
making a showing on the retail
trade, with several South Side mar
kets selling pork chops for 16 cents
a pound. This time last year pork
chops were being sold for 45 and
50 cents a pound.
Two more buyers of Pacific coast
packing houses have been added to
a number who have been operating
on the local market for the last two
months.- -r -'"'t' '
The two new Pacific coast i-ep-
resentatives ' are Samuel C. Elliott
of the Newmarket company of Los
Angeles, who started buying yester
day, his purofiases totaling eight car
loads of cows and steers, and A..
Buck of the WoSdward-Bennett Live
Stock company, dealers and butchers
of Los Angeles. v Mr. Buck has been
spending the week looking over the
market and expects an order from
his firm to start buying live stock
for shipment to the California metro
polis." - '
"In the Los Angeles meat trade,"
said Mr. Elliott, "there has been a
limited demand for heavy beef and
it is that part .of the trade we have
had difficulty in supplying, but there
has been no demand at all for heavy
pork. Last fall all our lighf hogs
were-bought up by stock raisers of
the cora belt and now we are buy
ing them back and sending them to
the coast again, as hogs are mighty
scarce out there." ' ;
Girl-Bride, Parted fjom -Boy-HusbanclV
Disappears
Katherine '. Wilhelm Mericle, ' 17,
who was torn from her 16-year-old
husband, Harold. W ednesday, by the
boy's irate mother, Mrs. Edith
Mericle of Lincoln, has disappeared.
She entered a mysterious automobile
at 9 yesterday morning and was
driven away from her brother's
home at 6102 O street. -
Harold's mother, who caused the
arrest of the youthful newlyweds
Wednesday, called South Side police
from Lincoln shortly; after JCatherine
had departed, declaring her son also
had disappeared, -f " j 1 '
Police believe the couple had fixed
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Government and County
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on a rendeevoiux before they were
parted . Wednesday. They had run
away to Omaha to be married two
weeks ago. .
South Side Brevities
Illlnol coat. 111.' Howland Lumber
and Coal company. Phon South 1414.
ear.
Pleasure club give their regular dance
Sunday evening. everybody going.
come along! Adv.
Burn Franklin county coal. Best for
furnace range or heater, til ner ton,
Plvonka Coal and Feed company. Phone
oouin UI6. AQV,
' Saturday, February 12 a holiday.. We
snau move into our new room, nrst aoor
north ot postofflcs. Will be ready for
business Monday, February 14, at our new
location. The south -umana . saving
Dank. r Adv. ., l '
Th board of ' direotor ot th ' South
Omaha Merchants assoolaUon will meet
Friday evenlntr at 7:30 at the offices of
tne citisen printing company, x.io in
street on a call of M. P. Hinchoy. nresi
dent The secretary resorts 150 business
men of the South Bids have pafa up their
membershln dues and more than 300 are
expected tar-be naid on In time to attend
the next regular meeting at tha South Side
otty hall next Wednesday evening.
j 1 1 i'1 i ' i in i
N Deaths and, Funerals
Marv S. Oreen. 77. widow of the late
Col. M. J. Qreen. civil war veteran, died
yesterday at a local hospital after ' a
lingering Illness. Funeral services will be
neia BAiuraay, i p, m., irom me nome or
her nephew, Jack Sheldon, 3533 Cass
street Interment will be at Forest Lawn
cemetery. Mrs. Qreen wa a member of
tn ueorge urooK,pot, u. A. a. auxiliary.
fihA came to Omaha la 1870. She te sur
vived by en eon, James L. Green of Lin
coln; a 'niece Mrs, Jack Sheldon; ode
orotner, ueorge h. Anaerson, captain in
tne umana lira aenartment: jacit oneiaon
a nephew, is on th polio force.
James H. Connoran. for 41 years real.
dent of Omaha, passed away at St Cath
erines nospitaii weanesaay. rte wa em
ployed In the car shops of tha Union Pa
clflo tor 35 years. Mr. Connoran wa
born In County Oalway, Ireland. October
13, 1852. He Is survived by hie wife,
Catharine, two sons, Joseph and Bdward,
two daughter, MrsJ. P. McQuad and
Mlsa Maraaret Connoran. Funeral will
be held from the family residence, 1417
South Twenty-eight street, Saturday morn
ing at 8:30 to St Philomenaa church at
t a .m, Interment will be In St Mary
Magdalene cemetery.
, '. . . ... .
Dr. James M. Swetmsn, for many years
a prominent physician-of Omaha, died last
Friday of pneumonia In Phoenix,' Arts.,
according to a message received today by
Mrs. C. C. Balden. 4908 California street
Dr. Swetman left Omaha for Phoenix 28
years ago where1 he since practiced his
profession and waa a leader In the Knights
Templar. Funeral cervices were in charge
of the Knights Templar. -
' Mrs.Sam Moor died Wednesday at her
home,4035 Brown street, after an illness
of two years. She Is survived by her bus
band and five children. - Funeral servtooa
ivill be held at 2:30, Friday, from Cole
McKay', Intermr nt s-ili be in v West
Lawn cemetery. . ' '.
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President Approvea v ?
Dismissal of Former
; U. S. IJaval Officer
Washingtoneb. ,' 10. President
Wilson approved the dismissal from
the navy, of Lieutj Cora. Creed H.
Boucher of San Francisco, formerly
assistant to, ;the naval governor of
Samoa. - .
Boucher was charged with a va
flety of offenses, among which were
intoxication on duty,, conduct unbe
A Fer of the Many Wonderful Values
Offered at Philip's Big Store for Friday
700 pairs of Ladies' and Children's-Felt House Slippers, manufac
turer 'samples, that have always, beeh regularly aold $1 flfi
at f2.98, on sale at. ........... jJ. .......... . JltVU
Crash Toweling, very fine quality, regular 29c value; on T,
sale, per yard ....... ....................,........... C
Rag Rugs, 25x50-inch, different' colors, regular 12.50 Of AA
values; on sale, while they last, at.................. P1U
Fancy Stationery, in boxes, best quality regularly aold, at Q
SOc to 75a per box; on sale Friday at, per box. ............ I 7C
Men's very best Corduroy Pants,' all sizes, specially, &A PA
priced, at, per, pair. i . WoOVJ
PHILIP
DEPARTMENT STORE
ttttk and O Streets .r , South Omaha
' ' f W Give Green Trading Stamps
c
Ready for Delivery!
"Securities Building",
First Mortgage 2 Year. , '
Coupon Bonds
Dated February 1, 1921 i Due August 1, 1923
Fory, An I dial Investment
Safety of Principal Guaranteed and
Interest Return Unusually Attractive)
Priced to Yield 7.32, Tax Free
y $ 97.00 Buys a $ 100 BorAtl
. , 242.50 Buys a 250 Bond
485.00 Buys a 500 Bond v
970.00 Buys al,000 Bond
-Interest Paid Quarterly ; :
WHY WE CONSIDER
' ,- "Security Building" bonds the dhoicest bond
. -investment of the year. , ; .
FIRST They are Our Own bonds not only three times.
' . over secured by. a first mortgage on the "Se
curities Building," which is owned by at, but
are also the general obligation of our company.:
, and., therefore backed by "the $3,600,000.00 :
resources of the Guaranty Socurltie Company.
SECOND The present not income from the mortgaged
v property exceeds $55,000.00 annually or three) -
timet the interest
issue.
THIRD-
-The bonds are
v nations witn iquartorij interest paymenta -commencing
.May 1st. They are'short term' and
priced to yield an unusually high interest re-.
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You Surely Want An Investment that will pay
7.32 interest, tax free, especially when
it is many times secured by a first mortgage
on Omaha's "Million Dollar Corner.
THATS 1 SAFETY and it's at home not
far, far away.
Join the many far-sighted Omaha investors who in daily
increasing numbers are becoming owners of these bonds.
WE WANT TO DISTRIBUTE
"Securities Building" bonds as widely aa possible during -the
brief time required to place tho issue. W know
every holder of these bonds will bqeonre a permanent
customer of our Bond Department. ,
Call and LearnjAIl About This Investment
-WE ARE AT YQUR SERVICE , , '
Guaranty Securities Company
.t. ' , AND' . :
Pioneer State Bank
' Farnam Street Entrance , '
SECURITIES BUILDING OMAHA, NEB.
WHH. AHMAN$ON, President'-. ' . ,
. ' , JAMES E. FOSTER"
MERRICK E. LEASE,
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' ' LIABILITIES -
Capital Stock (fully paidj 878,200.00
Hesem ........ .V....... 22,210.82
Losses in Process of Adjustment - 8,517.25
Reserve for Taxes 1.500.00" 1
ait Ml. Tl-VltJaJ-. . I
u v(.uci jumumnes ..... ...,.,,...... ,. " OU9.60
Ne Surplus ........... . . . . , . .
TOTAL
coming an officer, disrespect to his
superior' officers and falsehood,")?":
The Boucher trial grew out of a
controversy between the accused of
fleer and his sunerior. Com. W. J.
iea oi
W. J. '
Terhune, naval governor of "Samoa.
Before the court of inquiry arrived
at Samoa,- Commander Terhune
committed suicide, and the court ex
onerated him of 'Boucher's charge
and recommended the latter's ar
rest and trial " t -r -.;
Boucher also was charged with in
citing natives to. unrest and conspir-
ing with native chiefs.
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Bee Want Axis Ara Best Business
Getter's. " -
in
requirements el tne bond.
issued in convenient denomi-
r
Sacrstarv-Trasurer. 1
Agency Superintendent
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v. - . ,
. , . , . ...... 342,152.67
$1,852,980.34
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