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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-06-01
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As further inducement 10 settlement Of the
Wheat Raising lands OF Western Canada. the
Canadian Government has Increased the area
that may be taken by homesteader 20 $40 acres
loo free and 100 10 be purchased LOO per
These lands are in the era Using area, where
mixed farming is also carried on with unqualified
success.
A railway will shortly be built 70 Hudson Bay.
bringing the worlds markets thousand miles
nearer these wheat fields. where schools and
churches are convenient. climate excellent. rail-
ways cioss TO all settlements and local markets
good.
IN t0oufd fGks fine TO assirliiafs the
rsDeL1fions fhot a Disff 10 the greet ssa-
pire bring TO fhe North of ne unfofded at
every turn. '-CorrespondeDce u a National
Editor. who visited Western Canada In
August. 1905
Lands may also bs purchased from Railway
and Land Companies at LOW PRICES AND
ON EASY TERMS. For pamphlets. maps and
information 10 low Railway Rates apply TO
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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-06-01

London consumes over 100000 tons
of coal every year.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04

Oak g Resick-so Christine s1ssker.
TOT - blcck.a Clark Rgdicks sd-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
New YORK mininw xtoek.-


LONDON, Feb. Mooney vas in lessene5
demand and EASY on the market today DIS
counts were eAker. The stock KchznEe
maintained its recent Improvement, except
in gilt edged securities. The continent was
q good buyer Of foreigners and ksffirs-
while home rails attracted attention on The
prospect OF better half year returns. Coppe
shares continue 10 beDsfn on the improve
msnt in the price Of The metal, but consolE
In which the settlement has been con-
clDded, Yielded on reElizAt3ons and the an
nouncenAnt Of the Indian loan Of ~ !Dga e6
a. ga per cent, which ALSO depressed The
old Indian stocks American securities
were firm the strength Of Wall street in
duCing fair business here above parity in
The forenoon Then steady Wal street
support caused further hardening and made
the close firm At a fr1cticn below the best
for the day
BERLIN. Feb. 2-LniernAtionAl securities
opened firm On the Bourse today bat
Weakene later in sympathy with German
iron shares American stocks improved,
especially Canadian Pacific
PARIS Feb. 2-PT5oes On the B0urss to-
day were firm The private rate Of dis
count Is Ia per cent. = decline Of i per
cent o
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04

NEW YORK. Feb 2-Ths cotton market
opened steady Al 3 decline Of Z 10 3 points
N response 10 lower cables than due. but
E1eadied nEhI after the eHn on moderate
support from lsE6tnE bulls. covering and
Eouthsr buying ProaE ruled about IN
changed 70 ] point higher during the niddle
Of the noTntnE but business remained
Ioaiet The Light estimate for Houston was
Attributed D. some 10 receni bad weather.
Spot cotton clcseo quiet. m5ddFnE UP
lands, A86c; mid6ling gUlf. lh5c: sales.
none
Cotton futures opened steady; March.
fS6c; MAJ $3.50; July. Essr. AuFuEL So
bid; October. E3scs DsosmbeT. a1sc haG,
January. Sic Ind
Futures closed steady; February. SEX
March g. Aprh- $50. Mar. s-Ssc: gunA
, sc July, see August. axe. Sepiembez.
So. OctcbeT. A&e. November, ksSc. De-
eembsr, SIZE January, A1sc.
GALNESnOSTeKAk Feb. COTTON
Steady SIC
NEW ORLEANS Feh. I-CoTToN-s.o-
was ouiet. low ordinary, SIC. nominal. ordi-
nary, 6l-l6e. huminal good ordinary, z%e
low miodling SIC; nio6linG Fze 5000
miodlinE, lc, mioolinE 1BAsc. fair. lls<c
nominal Receipts. m.5S bales: stock. M-
81 bales.
ST LOUIS. Feb. G-COTnON-Duu. MA.
ding fNlscs sales. hone, receipts, SO,
bales shiPnsntE- asa bales; stock az
bsleE-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04

CATTLE-ReceiPls q cattle were again
fairy liberal for TINS ttDt Of Tie year sno
Wkfe there was the usual amount Of con-
plant a. 70 the poor quality % the offer
inGs. there we're several ioads Ct very De-
ceaL uen-fin1shed be@vts on sale
As kAs been tie case q hate, Al classes
Of buyers were sl0w about gsttDg Into
ne yards and apparently had very limited
orders 10 fAl Biot were generally lc
leSts tnsn yeslsresy Ga tht Esnsra. "a
hAd been dSns uD unG a lSle hour the in
cicAtioEn were that the decline wOu1d be
fsny Soc ans n sons GGses mere
Cows EDc hEterE were IN very limited re-
qneei ana solS About Ae AOssE, although
there were cases that sontthins th5t guE
happsnsd 10 IN an oroer broDEntsteAoy
figures. while the medium and conmor
$500 were FARO 20 sen svsa al prices
NN lSc aver than yesterday The general
market wa VerT EsAk. with quotations as
,9U aH nav have been any time TITS sea
sen
Thtrs wsE considerable activity N the
s1esksr aES fee6sr ueos and prices ruled
steady 70 Etr01g fer eesirsbls offerings
gbsf Ts,sh a coed demand ana soid al very
RauEtHetory fAgureA while he hsaSter
gra6eA we're 4 little nov On account Of
very Ies a. ar u 81 SSssbss S~ Us sS5s.
o8SsAnons On eattls; Good 70 ehSaos
s sSTP-fss s s.ssHs C. Sa7S' e e esa 5a5s
cows and hetfsrs HH4L&. coEnEo0 70 fair
COWS and hefersp Emele. Eock heiferk
tzbee8H; veal calrea G04lMs bullE
EtREH. etcr EE91E. good 70 choice stock
srB and feeders. Ab&6z. fair to good
Stocksrs and feeders 81 . -. couuon %
fair EScksra ano fesoera- 10Sd1G
HOGE-Thsrs IA nc lstup in the supply
q hogs either here or a. Other points and
prices took GnOthsr turn doHnEEEd Al
wees from eastern marke1S Wers al decd
eoly heariHh and there Wks FsV nttls IN
suiry outside q ths local packsrE 20 that
The local trade vas elcW from start 20 sn-
lar B3da aA6 Ealea we're generally about
Nc foger thhn yesterday. the decline beins
heaE1eEt On The EGAt ard common onzlitF
hogs and least On ~ good heavy ane
butebef Ern6eA The latter saio Up 70 Ss1.
a. aGa8nst Nh yesterday. and the bah 81
the tradtng waa a. El6oQSl a. ARElnEi
g. yesterday
sHEEP-Recepts CO sheep Esrs Compare
lively hight and largely fer Ihis reason there
NEE no Further csclins IN prices ne mar
kE he1c gnE steady a. yesterday
sharp 6echne Gno the movement vas cutie
active sa thia bGSE OWING 70 the unset
tied scatter TIE 6eB2nd "a gerV uncertain
a. present ard pGEksrs are not disposed Il
bay BE and Their present neoUirementE o
thai LAk makes a ven uarnoW trade. The
feeling gaa q AnEthtne q ntzls firmsr thar
On TegtencsF. Although prices were gensr-
suy IN about 1he sane notchea-
a few FEEDERS chenEe6 hands AZ pr5csa
tkn1 SNre net materially different from re-
ue1t coetaro1a b.t ths 6enAnd NEs net a,
| esotsusas n shssR ana LAMBS. Goas 70
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04

Qaotation. Of the Day on various
8mmadfufe

ueIpts. 1890 bbls exports, lseh btls
N NaI5ss T pa,en.s h mosssss Sihisf
straiEhts t475@4E5. Minnesota baker,
tA-e@ 80 winter extras soc "a
rrE6ss. tI2s66 Is. Rys hoTr- stea5y
fair 10 good, s4cOd4e5. CHOICE 10 fancy.
t435@4bD- Buckwbeat -four. duh f-lb
BUCkWHEATIQuiet. New YORK state
CORNMEAL-rirm: fine white and yel-
,ss 55alE coarse bSE9la' kin dnea
RTE-Daus No : western U-ra L c b
New YORK
New YORK feeding. Nc. C. 4 T. New YORK
WHEAT-ReceiPts- 17s.p8e bu-, exports
les-se b. sRot market strong Na
tll2R- Z @ o. aToa1s No. J northern Do
luth sl91%. T. O. o.. aflost. Nc. 2 hare
winter &llsM. 9 @. b aflosL A scarcity
q wheat when shorts tried T. cover 10
ket and the most active trade Of The week
The advance was helped By hull1sn Az
Eenune estimates a better export DE-
the prices showed lac net rise May
closed al t1.12h. July. ile59 lesA
CoRNLReeesTts. assoc bu.. exports
ls.Stb bu spot market firm Ne 2
slAc elevator, and es&c Z q. q. afloai,
Nc = white. nominal and No yellow.
without TRANSACTIONS. closing = q nc net
higher MAY closed al 78Ts July closed
al E0G G. September closed 81 zee
oATS-Receipis. 1890 hu-- exports.
Lee bu- spot market steady, mixed oats.
5s 70 P9gnes n nii5ls Wis
g. 10 90 pounds 5sL o &c
HAT@Quist. shipping. nominal at tb@
6Scs good 10 choice, $50.
HIDEs-stesdy BoEots- lsA @2eAc'
LEATHER-sieaay sc5d. v449ssc.
PEoNIS1ON-Beef steady family
$1,000 1850, mess. $3.50 beef hams,
So 90 6e45b. packet Sls5ed170o; city.
extra India mess S2A coo 34Ho Cat
meats steady. picked bellies, fabbdE-2b,
picked hams. ~tg5UG1b.ot. ard firm.
western 3s75@sS5- refined firm: CON
a t-51eRt,I SOB sggis Ap BI1 s1SsS
family. 81S5RG1s5p; short clear, Sls5bQ
1N.bO; mess Sl7-5B61Sbe.
TALBON-Firm. city $500 per pkEe-
sac. country fpkgs free). 6dsAc
R~lCE-Ftru, domestic. fair 10 extra N
Oslo. Japan. nominal
BTTTER-Strongsr tone On fancy grs6eE-
creamery specials. official p-c., SFr3y1@c,
other grades unchanged
CHEESE-Firms siats fun cream Fpe-
Gals. 1nt d15Ac. fancy 1G.: good 10 fine
lGe- winter made. best IESc, good 10 prime
l2d13c, common TO fair, 1e5. q1lAsc, sEms
fun 10 special EA-6ISc-
BGGS-LoW-er. but closed steady in tone.
state. Pennsylvania and nearby fancy Sc.
a6GE7c; brown and mixed. fancy. &asSci
brown and fair and choice, S3ds4c; western
1rs1s. &lvc; seconds, E939c
POULTRY AIEe. Qu1eT. unchanged
Dressed irregular western chickens, 10
&c. fowls, western 13gl5cs turkeys, 16G@Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04

~zEie c GrshsTn and husband to
Mar c Chapman. lot Z block -
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
GRAFT IN REMOVAL or SNOW
sand Dollars Une0rered by
Street C0AHtskfSaeF.

NEW YORK Feh As a result Of az
investigation ~,nAugurSted By william Il
Edwards. Uho recently vas Sppointee
street cleaning commissioner Of Ner Ycrs
City eight employees sf that Department
IND The forulan Of = private c~sntrArtor were
ETrzlgnsc in court today on charges q
grand iarosnv by the use of ~9rau1ulenf
ncks4E. These tickets were issued q
drivers o. snow wagons sn6 attest - IL
removal o. wagon loads OF sn0W fnom ne
Etreets- AL the men arrested were held -
ban for q further bearing todsy. II 10 esti-
mated that the frauds would kaps cosi
the city SSASs u the street eisananE con-
missioner had not oetsoted them Int a.
neDe of TIE SNOW removal bills rsssftiBg
from the last Storm have been psEd n ~
believed tire CRY has suffered % loss IN
this Instance al least
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04

A = Colreut 70 OIL zsbe. middle
. lcts ] ana 2 block = CEtsloa
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
WtNTEp-Io Buy

lest pricts foT secon6hand furniture
rttA clotheF znt shoeA Ts DupE ~
E9-Es
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04

KILLED At TEXAS TRIAL
FeelinE R1Hs High - ResuHt Of Sheer.
ing in GateEvilIe Court
HSuae.

WACO. Tex. Feb. FLAMES Smith. n
Of the foUr men shot n the district ocBrf
room al GAteErdlls late yenteTday by Kiss
Vsrna Ware and her brother. IL oead.
James Ross. another victim q The Wares
bullets. VIII probably die today. re men
were shot with Eiesl-elad BULLETS. John
HAnes. who Was shot at the same tiAe
d3ed late yesterday. HaDss was charged
with the seduction o. Mk1 WAR
The feeling al Gs1eET1us 10 rspor1sd a.
running very high
il EAs during the trAi OF Names On seri-
ouE charges preferred by Maks Ware thAt
The shooting occurred A~pproaching q win
dow. fron which 3 view q rhe cou-t room
could be had. Miss Ware ssu HEnas ansons
The spectators and before she could BE re-
strained drew ne rsvolVer from the folds
Of her dress And fired
Three OF the bullets struck HABea Gnd be
ded within N hour. Miss Ware ana her
brother, Charles Ware we're ARRESTED.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Liverpool Advises Advance On Argen-
tina Crop Fall OF.
CROWD CAUGHT, BUYERS RUSH
Demand for Corn is VERY Good. Vail
when Receipts Are Only Mode
at-wheat Give some
StrenEah.

OMAHA Feh. g 1898.
Late Liverpool cables advised q suonE
market advance due 10 q report On The
A~rgenuna crrp rleld falling much Un6eT
the The crowd vas cauErt short
and TIE rush 10 tDy resulted i1 q runsWHT
Wheat market The demand for corn IS
ven good while receipts were only moo
crate Tie market 1ook Strength Wll1
beat and values were pushed hiEher-
Wheat took a sudden shoot upward f'l-
loving a spirited attempt 70 bay long
wheat ~ the heavy bulls. Offerings
proved very light a. most traders were
snuT On yesterdays decline. Ou-s1os
trade followed the advance and prices
wee quickly run ~ Cor 1lrc aHrHnce- Nay
wheat opened al nml4 and closed ~ SEA
Corn opened steady. but unchanged, with
Demand good and speculstcrs were buylng
Receipts we're not heavy with the
Strength N WheAt values wee pushed
hiEher. with the market showing Epod
tone May corn opened al s~sc and cuseo
81 sg1sc.
Primary Uheuf receipts were SS+NN bush
els ana shipments we're 4ba9t bnsnels-
against Receipts last year q E4Ve bushels
and Shipments % Gs80H bushels
Corn receipts we're 4aYAN bushels and
Shipments we're EflImN bushels. against re-
cejpts last year q SIS as bushels ana ship
ments q 5Ag bushels
CszranusR were 1900 bushels Of corn,
&.Sn bushels o. oats and wheat and -four
equal 10 27a9e bushels
Liverpool closed I'D higher o. wheat and
unchanged on corn
Local rH1Ee Of UTtcn-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2-Actfve demand hv
mills for cash wheat in This Country caused
q sharp bulge Ia wheat prices here today.
Tie net advance al the close being a+dl.c
10 l1sul1sc Corn, oats ard provisions also
closed firm
Activity and strength marked trading in
the wheat pit after the first half hour Of
The cay. Several Influential houses with
northwestern connections were liberal bay
ers and there was also q decided expansion
IN demand from mis-celansous Commission
houses There vas a little slump early in
TIE Sesslon- but prices at no time were
more than gd3.c below TIRE previous close.
Renewed profit taking By leading longs
was responsible for The early weakness.
Inward the end OF the first hour trading
became active and prices advanced al a
RAPID rate until May touched 2n or nearly
b above the Low point nf the DAY.
b sharp upluTu WAS one mainly 70 the
active nignE demand for the cash grain.
particularly al Kansas City ana Mime
sPo1ls, although a cah9eGrahn from Liver
poo stating that traders there were in
clined 10 cu1 former. estimates On ArEen-
the export and this had some effect The
market cansed strong. with May 81 SlBgs,
61aF%- ana July al 91z99shFc.
Unsettled weather IN the corn belt was
an important factor IN creating = strong
market in com today. The market closed
strong with prsces - AE0asc 10 500.
May closing al Ts7sc and July at SyxgE9ac
Oats prices made fair gains in sympathy
with the advance IN wheat ard corn The
AQaTc, with Nay al hls0aEse and July
81 4GAc-
Despite a decline Of &c in TIE price Of
live hogs the provision market was Errulg
the greater part Of the DAY Al the Gloss
prices were SC to 1214e higher thEn the
previous close
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Feb 2-wHEAT-
Higher. track. No . req. cash, E.15da ISL,
No. . hard, H-d51@dln; May. a0sn OsAt
July. g5@c.
CORN - Futures. higher; cash. weak
track: No. = cash, EdE21rc; No. . white. 63a
e91@c- MAY. k33Fc, july. kehSc.
CATS-Futures- higher, cash unchanged.
track; No. ? cash. &c; Ne. ? white. 5g-c,
May, EAc. July. ss1sc.
REE-NominEl: nc.
prstr5s- higher. Ss5542B
BRAN-Strong. EL146lB
II A - Timothy higher. 0HHG SO
prairie higher. ss-5Nd78p0
FLOLh-Stescy. red winter patents.
&-lBdS o., extra fancy and ~sirElEhtE. - -
@5- hard winter clear. &1
SEEl@TnghE. S8HS6
OORNMEAL@SL1h
IRON COTTON TlES-E-bo 4.
RAGGING-Fc
HEMP TW1NE-7c.
PROVISIONS - Pork. higher. Sobhtnz
S6$n- Lard higher, prime stezun, Ss-gy@d
S4g14 DTF salt meats. strong boxes extra
shorts. ss-g14 clear ribs- &5e- short clears
S26aA Bacon higher; boxed extra EhGTtk
S1e5D, clear ribs. H0f2a4 short clears. f1hH.
POTLTRT-S1eadv- chickens. lie. springs.
Ei-c; turkeys. ne ducks IL. geese, Sc.
BTTTER-S1ssdT- % esc.
EGGS-L1Eers &c, case count
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04

ST. LOUIS, No. Feh. 3-cATTLE-Re-
ceipts. ass head, including rs head Tex
ans; native market Kd7sc lower: Texans
steady 20 1sc lo1er; adv sh1pp&ng ana
export steers, ANGELO. dressed beef ans
Iba. &EagAen. s10ckers aBd feeeeFM xaSs4
500. cows and heifeug, a2sGS&. eanBerf.
HBd@&: buTE. ET6h&. calves. ATad
~ Texas and Indian steers, 1ps3ReR.
cows and hsifsrA. GHGa&
HOSS-Recelpts. ATO bead; market 10
lSc lower. rigs and lights AlEs9k1a, PACK
ers. &3S9N4; butchers and best heavy,
s. Eos 50. 80
SHEEP AID LANES Receipts. sep
head; market Hose loweT. native mur1cnH.
S2B6Soe; lambs. A25@1-b0- cubs ana Surks.
SSe0ez7B, stockers. G%62A
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04

NEW YORK. Feh. 1-MOSET-On call
easF. Or 81 cent. ruling rate 3 cloEnG
hid IA. offered a. 2 Per cent; tine loEns.
nru- sixty GAYS ~ per en-: ninety GAYS
sArGgL Per cent SIX months : pr cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER g-Si
per cent.
actual business in bankers bins A. Sstd
$50 fer sixty-dsv hills sne a. tlEs for
demand. Cc-u-nericsl hills AGEGASe
sILNER-Rar. EEfc. Mexican dollars, 44c
RoNpS-Guernmert. steady. railroad
rrr.
Cusing Quotations on binds today weie as
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Waiter z. Wciuott &c Marsus suren-
& Hnrs q sadiiicn .-~-'fsLBs
Leais :. Reed and wife 70 Mfrhsel
Herman lui ? h3pok ? Hasd Ter
race sa--r+-.a .a-a-------.- 80
OAK q Reslck-so Christine stssksr.
TOT q block Clark Rsd3ckE i'd
LzEie G Grshsn and husband 10
Mar c Chapman. lot = block y
A : Celrept ~ q zveT middle
Piscs $50
o. G. Hes9sek 20 Samuel p Miller.
lo1 .. ASoek = clark Redick So. ss
Z 8 CiHrkr xnd WIRE 10 Misty Speer.
lets u and ~ block & Orchard HH aHsA
Tho John A Cretrhfon Reel Estate
snd Trust company To- sussu X
Gflrnsn tos & slccE = CreiEhtSns
NeTie G Bsss 20 susan X Gilman.
lots y and L block 3 Creighton's
he John A CreiEhton Real Estate
an1 Trnsf corpsny 10 Nellie @
Bass. sar1h .--.-- ..----.-.--..--- l,1tn
= n witbersPoaa ape vie 10 LFaia
snss csmeT - xri-ed jones ioa 4
block ga Bedford Pace .-.--.-.-.-- 40
-er1 Htrsh. aTT ii. Florence 70
William n ~StaIR.slet q blocS lm
ohm p. Finley sDd wife 20 LTisn c.
McGraN. iof Il WfDdsu Place .--- 1.HR
he soIn A Creighton Real Estate
ard Trust cunpanF toI. r RArnes-
bt la block = Crttghtons Isl re-
Milan j. a kroeEer to Henry A
~ kToeEeE-EeN seq section - and
eas- % sores of uuA HSas TN1S-LZ-s- =
Henri A. NJ krreEer TO William !
a krccEtr. vest ~ Ncres q uuAA
seas "a and easf ~ scTss sT1. Eeas
section 1AL-E :
? A Eansen Te Frederick Chris
ffnsen - El-tatE y and 9. block j.
Ouana view -..--Le nv
josephine G. Grade and husband 10
Lulu p kelsF. south 20 feet lot 2
block 81. South Omaha ---r-.------.-- Lsb
AUCust DicknaAn and wife 10 clyde
ksls. soz =. kockl AeGavcck q
OkeefeH replst ------------------. lhH
oHIsr LNEsriSh, sdHuinistratcr. 10
JJhn ResickV. west q feet bots J
snd Z block =. Forrest HAn ----.----.- we
oscar Peterson 20 Axel II. Anoersen--
lot n Walton P1ace. ---- &Hs
Total
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
Metal Market.

NEW YORK Feh. &-METALs-Tbe
L0DdOn tn market was higher today. with
spot quoted al Ei& = 81 and futures Al
Ala Locally. the market Was Quiet. hur
3 Etue higher, In sympathy with the for
6EnerE, spot vas quoted al - gaGrs~ q
The London cOpper market was higher.
win spot quoted A. "a Us 60 and futures
Al AS It's ID The ECsl market was
s1sscier IN tone and . much better d.
mEnd was reported although prices shoEes
no Improvement AXE Il quoted Al M
@lAB; electroly1ic. E23aa1256 -. casting
A~Al@=l1lE7l Lead WAS quiet al SIS ia
me London market The local market Was
Gun and q shade lower az SAl6azE Sps3-
ter was unchanged al E@ Us IN London.
while the local market remained dun Al
&t2-9ag-l The English iron market was
4 little higher, with Cleveland warrauts
quoted a. SIS Sd The local market was
unchanged. No. ] nurlheru foundry. F7a6
@9I7s- No 2 E65G1ZE. Nc. 4 southern
and No ] southern soft. E1EdI-R
ST LOUIS No Fh 2-NETALS-LNsd
lower Al f4pa Speltsr. loEer at Asa
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
Kaasas city Lave stoek Market.

KANSAS CITY, Feb G-CATTLE-RA
osiptE. q head including Es soutbernR
market steady; choice export and dreae@d
beef steers, &6a0&60; far 10 EOod. RLH6
$50 western steers. ASsdkE. ecker ane
feeders. G-51dS = outbe steers. q Soc
6bo. southern ooWE EHd41o- native coz
native heifsrE- &b1GR =. baIa.
5d45- calves
HOES5Receip1E- A8n head. market
opened Sc 70 lbc lower: closed EtronE win
yesterdays top. 4G: bulk Of sAleN. Eaba
kgs- heavy. &SG&E- packers ans bu1cb@fs
s01A-&s lEhL SECS; plgAL AE96h
head; market B4$c lower. hmbs $40
re. YeAriineH. ES0d&&. Wethera. AEd
hE- sWeN- AH9Saes s1ockers ana feeders.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
WEATHER IN THE GRAIN BELT
Fair Thursday After a Night of
Slightly Warmer.

Nfb- Feb. ! 1--WE
Temperature changes have been sllEht
and ~unirnPortsnt during The past twenty
four hours west Of the Mississippi river
into the mountain districts. The weather is
mgcn warmer in The Canadian provinces,
and is generally warner Throughout The
southern and eastern portions q The coun-
Icy. except in the New England states.
whore J. Is slightly cooler. Light snow
furries continue in TIE lower lake region
and eastern states. and generally cloudy
weather prevails in the lake region. sK-
IRENE upper Mississippi and Missouri val
lsgs. the northwest and on The Pacific
slope. II IS clear IN the lower valleys
and southern states Fair weather with
mederste enpsrarure. viii coutinae in Ills
vicinity rQnigh1 and Thursday.
Record Of temperature and precipitation
compared with The corresponding DAY Of
the last three years
lEH. 1900 1877 1905.
Minimum Temperature ..-- * 70 s p
p eripitR1iun .....--..--.---.Ob 90 o. 7
Normal temperature for today. = degrees.
DeflcleHcy In prec1plLaDon since March J.
aHs iDcheA
Deficiency corresponding period IN 1913
81 inches.
Deficiency corresponding period II lgg-.
Alb inches
L A WELSH Local ForecHEsr.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
CHICAGO LIVE sTOCk MARKET
Cattle and sheep Lswer-HDu Twes-
ar-Flxe Cenaa Iawer.

CHICAGO. Fch. 2-EATTLERsoeirzs
estimated. sos hesd: market y1@1kc
lower. steers, tSDG1Ao: oewE Ge16ASo.
heffers. GGdSG- buiis. nAa4IRo calves.
Ss.594z. Etocker ant feedtFA HaaEAsa
HOSS-ReceiptE eEfnrnateS al GaN bead
market. &c lCweT. Chctcs heafy, EhaFSGng.
Sc sa9S-5a butchers. &8N1M 81 Hght r1aet
ssl~nGs1S. choice liEEt &HeRa; paokfnE
tSIsoSE: &Sakw hnR O. Eales SAT-
@A
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Receipts esd
mated. AaN bead; mArket ipfrRc lower,
sheep, A&@Abes lambs. EL@sd7-E; year
.iinEs, 1N6R1
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04

PIEkhk s. d, Feh- t~-fepeGAL-l
table has been prepared in the offSee Of
the state treasure, Showing me nnancaI
condition q the state On the lat day e
July q each year from tsA 20 IeN fhaf
GATE bsiRE the beginning Of the fiscal Year
II makes EtstsmentE Of the net cash r.
eeiptE, warrants issued shs dsfie1sacy N
rsFenDes Nhsn they existed On that daas
and the surplus In ths treasury fer ths
Gate when there vas q surplus IN rasls
~ years 10:
Cash Re WErrGn1s De-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04

ehoice lamhs. ElWasse. Fair 10 good Anha
&a9le. feeding lamhe, &NdNa: good 20
choice NEh yeRriings- &91TkE. GOOD -
choice heavy ye1rhngE &zbGS0s teedira
yesrltnes, AaoG&Se Eoed 70 chosca wNfn-
erE. GaoGR-&. fair 10 good we1hers. A7ad
az, feeding Uethers. t4ANaa%s ooa 70
chu5oe ewes. AS9GAa. fair 10 nd swes.
- ma e. feeding ewes. g M0aa6, cuts ara
bucks. n0aG11
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
caEh 2 Marnanis De

These figures shoe the erosfk - ne
state IN the needs q hs burness aiAne tNs.
and Il can Be considered sertaaa thn tAs
sron1h San continue Al aBpro1imatsly tbs
sane rate for he neHt Ten years ana uas
the STATE mus either devise soAa bst1er
method q secarlnE. pr1psrty o. ina taxrofls
or materially 1cseAss az sst.s -. ~
tut1rA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04
steur STIR live ste~k M.rha.

SIOUX CITY, Feb 1-specfsI TeleErAnl
-CATTLE-Receipts. GW head; market lNc
g. 90d4m-
HoGs-Rsoeipts. hbH head: markst 1hs
lower. range Of pTlcea, H-EaS 10; bulk "A
sales. 8. -sGS IS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-04

PEORIA IN, Feb. x-CORN-HiFher No
: yellow SIC. Ne : yellow. &c; No. q Sc
No 4 dgAsasac. DO grade, SIC.
~OATS-StsAdV- Nc. 8 white. "a as7a.r-
No Z white. HG4c.