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Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-03
MELBA SINGS TO
RECORD AUDIENCE
Renders seventeen Selections TO the
Delight of Thousands OF
Muaio Lovers.

Melba IL today singing with the same de-
hghtfui freshness purity and power that
have always snthrAlled her audiences. Tho
great singer has this season renewed her
successes in England and in her present
concert tour here is endearing herself
anew to the Americas public by her in
comparable singing And the dive IL not
unmindful OF the apprecistive audiences
the world over who, although they have
never seen her, have, thanks to the Victor
heard her marvellous voice,
John Lemmono. tho celebrated Australian
flutst, who came to America with Nine
Melba to play the obbltsau 70 the numbers
the diva is singing on her concert tour a.
we'll as on some OF her record selections.
also gives two interesting flute records
and no more beautiful playing Of this in
strumsnt has ever. been heard in America
than these two solos, The Spinning
Wheel with plano Accompaniment by Nine
Melba, and by the Brook" Harry Lauder
gets off two more Of his Scotch apecialties
"a melodious song, "oueSn Among the
Heather" and "A Trip "a lnverary," In
which he describes little trip he made In
a third-class car ana the pretty lass no met
on the way.
There's entertainment for everybody IN
this November list Of New Victor Records
and Il isn't necessary 70 have a Victor
to enjoy It, Any Victor dealer will give
you q detailed list OF these new records
and gladly play any selections you want
to hear.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-03
zoe more than the best price paid yester-
day for full loads Of light mixed.
Renrosentntlve Ealea.

SHERP-Numerically, rsceipvs OF sheep
and lambs today were large, but big strings
OF tRllinEs are still showing up from the
western country and mutton and fat lamb
strings are available only by making deep
Sorts A few habitat consignments from
the corn belt were included in the run. but
In this class OF stock. and much OF Il Is
going back into the country for a final
finish at feeder prices
Trade In all OF it's branches was very
slow this morning Movement was void OF
life and Inquiries for both killers and feed
ers we're anything but snappy. Packers
in the east are being heavily supplied with
native stuff and, In most respects, local
stRgnanoy 10 nothing more than a reflec-
ton Of conditions at eastern markets. Val
ues weakened from the opening. fat lambs
moving at figures around a dime lower
and fat sheep selling at shaded prices.
Mutton Is more easily Tetailed than dressed
lamb, Of course, which accounts for lesser
declines in fat wethera and ewes lately
Collapse In the feeder market this week
old not surprise traders very much as the
during the past two months was due to
show considerable ahririkaEe. In point OF
activity, todRy's trade was one OF the
dullest OF the season. In point OF prices
ing around s25@SS5. Good feshy lambs
for feeding are quOtable up to 1915, Q NbO
spread taking bulk Of offerings. Feeder
sheep have not suffered as much AZ lambs
and, while slow, are selling little worse
than quarter lower than the same class
OF stock at last weeks close.
Quotations on grass stock; GOOD TO
choice lambs te.25ds6o fair 20 good lambs.
weTht yeSrIiSEs e soi5 81 Ssavy year
lings, N00d6.O0; feeder yearlinEs. A.6od
SIS good 10 choice wethers, .33.76d4.O0. fair
TO good wethers, t85OGS75; feeding weth-
ers, f3.35dSS5; breeding ewes, AOO4oOJ,
fat ewes, 81, 40as65; feeding ewes. t9.89
300; Gamers Sl.b0fh2.B
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-03
hEWYJRG STOCKS AND BOND,
Market Remains Dull TO the Point Of
StagnstiOn.
SOME FEATURES AROUSE DrsTRUsT
Days Developments IN Money Market
Point 90 Relaxation I'm Meas Fu-
tuFs-Outside Pressure on
New York LiEhtens.

NEW EIRK, Nov. 2.-Tha stock market
remained duh to the point OF stagnation
TO-DAY, rejecting the suspension Ga opel a.
tons on large scale by the powert al
financial interests which have fostered the
upward movement through the month OF
october. With the advent OF dizziness and
neglect there have emerged into view va
nous features OF the market positions
winch arouse DISGUST An example Is
found In the incident OF the errauo tluc-
and ST. Louis stock. The sale yesterday
OF a single lOO-share lot Of this stock at 81,
following sales the previous day at IL and
an immediate rebound to 20 gave rise to a
widespread comment and criticism. This
resulted In a request to the stock exchange
quotations for the stock from time to time
today. From these II was shown that
after selling at 50 and 20 there was no
better bid at one time than 81 for tho
stock, although none was offered at that
time at less than 6sh. Previous 70 this
week the stock had not sold under 70 dur
ing the present year.
The days developments in the money
market pointed to relaxation in the i'm
mediate future. A decline In foreign rates
In Chicago both pointed to ughtened pres
sure on New York money supplies from
outside sources. The Bubtreasury, however
increased its requisition for cash on the
New York banks. The local call loan rate
rose today to ~ per cent making the
highest Of the fall season.
Some strength was shown by the cop
per industrials, which were moved By the
predictions Of early improvement in the
trade.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value, H,6T 900. United States bonds were
unchanged on call
Number OF sales and leading quotations
on stocks we're as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-03

sornis y 1904 pkrs. Sc. SO Dor. pigs
t9 sS. -urldsh 7-crown. per To-. iec b-croWn,
- lb 40 Ounces; Per box, ass
WIG EFT RLES-potatoee Early Ohio, tn
.ooEs. per bu. 200; Iowa white stock. per
bu ksc Sweet Potatoes; virginia, per
mi $3.50 Onions: Iowa, small red aud
yellow. par b. &C.: spanish, Per crate. 81 N
GARLIC. Extra fancy. white, per 10 l5o:
go rer 10, i6c Egg Plant Fancy Florida
ner dos 81 Celery; Michigan. per dos
lunches SBc Rutabagas; Per ID. lHc
Cuoumbers: Hot house, ~ and ? dos, per
box, sl&
NSsSr per ID I&o Tomatoes: Per bak t75
string and wax Beans; Per mkt bsk., 10
Tettucs: Extra fancy leaf. per dos, Csc
parsisy: Fancy home grown, per dos
burclss. 500. Turnips: Per mkt bsk.. s5c
Carr ia Per mkt. bsk., t0c Beetsi Per
mkt bak.. $50.
MIsCELL ANEOUs-walnutg; Black, per
To-, 20; California No, per lh,l 1906 Call
large. per ID, &c: small. per ID, 50. Cocoa
nuts: Per sack. $50; per dos. eoo. Honey:
New, "a frames. ts@. cider, New York
per * Dbl, $50
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-03
Articles Open High. Low. Close. Yes'y.

Cash quotations were as follows:
FLLoI kLWeak, winter patents. Nlog4, 80
g. 90d45O; bakers s9.b6fl6OO. Spring pat
Snts, best hard. 3616
BARLEY-Feed or mixing. 5SqS5c; fair 10
choice mailing, 70a75c.
BEEpS-No. 4 southwestern flax 81 isia;
DO ! northwestern f9x, s20f1s Timothy.
p529l7.& Lard. per LOO 10 p pounds si SSS
clear clear sides. (Soxedj, Si0.t5aiioS " '''''
Total clearances OF wheat and flour were
equal 20 900 bushels, Primary receipts
were $4,000 bushels, compared with ga
90 bushels the corresponding day a year
ago. The worlds visible supply, as shown
by Bradstreets was 664,0o, Estimated
Isl cars; oats l21 cars; hogs. 1900 head
CHICAGO Cash Prices Wheat; No. led
S1q9i&c: No. 8 red. SshQ9lc; No. 2 hKrd
pOiAd92i.c; No. hard, $4,000; No l north
srn spring, fLGaLo3; No 2 northern spring
ti0001.O2; NO. 3 spring, GQSlW Corn NJ
cash. f9As Q50laC; No. cash, 49a4eAc: NO
white , 5S95g .oi 20. white a90t 81.
Doc Oats; No cash, S1ikc; No white
e2G33lko; No. 3 white. 8lAu3zhc; No.
white Slec; standard, s2lzd323tc.
BUTTER-Stea crcameTies, 2fa130c
FGGS--steady; receipts, A1O9 cases; a
mark, cases included ShQA1ac; firsts 21l
NCHEESE-I'irm; daisies. l5l46ll5Nc: twins
1liaQi4he: young Americas, l5QlbAc; lonl
POTATOES choice 10 fancy. 45e
60c. fair 10 good, S042c.
POULTRY--Steadyi turkeys, lie; hens
ii VERTEBRATE seis 20 to sO-pound weight.
sdlOc; 60 10 S-pound weights, iOdilc, s. I,
IfO-pound weights. uhdi2hc.
Chicago Receipts-Wheat IS cars; corn
269 cars, oats. 1873 cars Estimated TomOr
row-Wheat. 80 cars; corn, 157 cars; oats
~ cars.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-03
white n,se' No. : white. 'ON@no; stand
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations OF the nay on various
Commodities.

NEW york. Nov. -FLOUR-Marset
quiet winter straights, Nlee41si winter ,6
PSs,nts 4S9t5 9PriPsi oS Sie so y 5isg .S
traH No. 2, S3&d2i0i Kansas straighu
t4GSdA76 Rye flour steady. fair to good'
s4Ooa42 choice 70 e fsR IS5 S s a. i bSoN
CORNMEALe-steady; fine white and yell
low, N.15aL2O; coarse, H1OQ1l5' kiln dried
wHEAT-spot market irregular; No. 2
red. 959tc elevator and 954sc T. Q; b., atloat
NO 1 northern Duluth d.lSb T. o. p;
lower early. with prices at new low levels
Of the season on the bearishl foreign news
and the absence Of an active domestic eesh
or export demand. Covering and comtniB-
sion house buying resulted In moderate
rally and at the close prices were un-
ported oTt forty loads Of Manitoba and durum
wheat at outports December So l-l6q9l5ac
closed 963sc; Nay N.0l %uLUZys, closed u:gI9t
Receipts 5000 bushels; shipments H'SSV
CORN-spot market steady; No. ,, 5e&e
elevator, domestic basis, to arrive, ana
without transactions, closing &C to g
net decline. december closed az 55ho, May
56ssc Receipts, Ito bushels; shipments
OATs-spot market steady. Futures mar
ket was without transaetions, CLOSING H(
R sS 49, 100 busheis shipments none
No "a z, ti LOO mo No. 3, s55aai9Oo ~
HOPs-Active: common to choice, 1910
crop 1sd23c; 1903 crop, 1511sc; Pacific coast
1910 crop, 1461sc 1909 crop, 1OQl4o
HIDES-Flrm; Central America, Ahc;
BOgota N&622Ac.
LEAfHER-Firm; hemlock, firsts. 2sh
d26]kc; seconds, 2lbE92Sc; thirds l9USOci
rejects. 160iIG.
PROV1sfONs-Pork easy; mess, $50 90;
family, S240Od2600; short clears, 2lO0q
! % 50. Beef quiet; mess, Sl5.00dl5.5Q
/ family SO OOd20 90; beef hams, s28O0d25. 90
Cut meats steady picked bellies 10 Oy to y y
! lbs, S15O0d1SOO; picked hams, l450ql4 90
Lard, easy; prime middle west, 12Wql2 u
refined, weak; continent, l2@i south
/ America, $685. compound, $9.50q1O.OO.
! TALLOW-Steady; prime city hhds., 13bci
| country, 79sd8hc.
BUTTER-Firm; creamery specials, .Sz1z(
/ S3c; extras, Bic; third to first, 24429ci held
| creamery, second to special, 254S2c; fac
/ tory, current make, 22h623hc.
| CHEESE-Steady; skins, full to special
! 12Ql2Ac.
| EGGs-Firm; fresh gathered, extra first
/ 3lds3c; first, 27d90c; seconds, S426ci fresh
| gathered diTties, No. /, candled, 29q2ic; No
! 3 21422c; lined, fancy, offered at Aye:
| POULTRY-Dressed, broiers, 1742Oc
fowls 1d171Ao; spring turkeys, 14922c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-03
Observation-Disclosures.

%
CATTLE-Receipts were liberal again to-
day snd the general quality OF the offer
ings very fair for this time Of the year.
More favorable advices from eastern mar
kets and an improved demand from that
quarter were responsible for generally
better feeling in the trade and both native
and western range beeves ruled strong to
a dime higher than yesterday. The outlet
was broad, the trade brisk and the move
ment hvelier than II has been for several
favored the lighter weight steers and year
lings but anything at all desirable from
the dress beef mans standpoint found a
improvement was also very noticeable IN
the market for cows and heifers. outside
butchers had good orders TO AL and the
same was true as to local packers, so that
all decent grades Of butcher and beef stock
found good outlet at prices that were
strong to dime higher than ySStssrfAy
the trade in stockers and feeders continues
very dull. Country demand has been dis
appointing all week, while the medium TO
common kinds have been neglected and the
trend of values has been lower right along.
Stock heifers sold in about the same
really desirable grades the general mar
ket for feeders and stockers was dull and
lower
choice beef steers, t5.6OQ7.2b; rair to good
beef steers, fb.6O96 40; common to fair beef
steers, A.25q5 .25; good to choice cows and
heifers, 81. 2045.00; fair to GOOD COWS and
heifers, s.. 1904 100; comnsCa to fair cows
and heifers y. 754S :tOi good to choice stock,
anG s9 nS rssdsrs e. S 50 eo mon
to fair stockers and feeders s. .O0a8 so;
stock heifers, $1,000. rs; veal calves. $500
Quotations on range cattle: Choice to
prime beeves, 50. OOQ6.75; good to choice
beeyes, s5.4O96.OO; fair to good beeyes, 81 "a
good to choice heifers. 81 .OOd5 .OO; good to
choice cows. S4.0094.6 IS: fair to good cows,
50. 5044.OO Gamers, 2.7543.5O
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-03

NEW YORK. Nov 2.-COFF'EE-F'utures
opened steady at an advance OF SOLO points
on the steadier turn in Europe after open
ing declines, and estimates that the world 5
visible supply statement for the month OF
october would show increase OF only
about 100000 bags comparing with an In
crease Of over 10000 bags for the same
time last year. At first there was no AK
gressive buying and opening prices were
barely maintained but later firm closing
cables from Hamburg, predictions for rapid
falling off in the Brazilian movement and
talk of firmer primary markets started
covering and the close was steady at a
net advance Of 14Ql9 points. sales, $3.50
bags; November, $500; December S.95ci
January SO3c; February, 9O9c; March,
sI5c April, sl6c;, May, S1ec; June, July.
August, September and October, 9.19c.
Havre closed at a net loss of %d1 franc.
comparing with Saturday Hamburg was
%Q1 pig higher than yesterday. Owing to
the church holidays there were no cables
in Brazil New York warehouse deliveries
yesterday were 49, 800 bags, against 1876
last year A private cable from Santos
said the current crop would approximate
100000 bags, but that receipts were re-
tarded by rain. Spot coffee, steady; Rio
No. z, lie; Santos No. T. 1l7tc; mild coffee
quiet; CoFdOva, nH@lsAc.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-03

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2-WHEAT--Futures
firm; track: No 2 red, S21h@9Sc: No. hard,
S9G95c. mo
CORN-Futures higher; December, 45AQ
SAC; May, 4S9sG4S1Sc. Cash, higher; track;
No q 4ss; No. 2 white, 49c. -
OATs-Futures, lOweri December, SO1fc;
May, 3Sssc. Cash, higher; track: NO q
815bc No white 39qSS1hc.
RYELS eady; 765ac.
FIOUR-Lower; red winter patents
"a 4Od4 so; evtra fancy and straight, SOa
OK. hard winter clears, S3.30q8SO
9EED-Timothy, S5.OOq9.O.
CORNMEAL-S2.5O. ,o $50.
SiOOOd1A0O. $50,
Professionalism unchanged; Jobbing
as 90: lard lower; prime steam, Sn,OOd
! Ii 20: dry salt meats steady; boxed extra
shorts, f1%c; clear ribs, 1l%c; short clears
Zoe. bacon steady; boxed extra shorts
| iiSSc. clear ribs, 1SlLc; short clears, 1876.
POULTRY-Firm chickens, lOc; springs
lie; turkeys, 16c; ducks 1Sc; geese, lOc.
/ Butt ER-Steady; creamery, zbqolc'
EHGS-HIgher: 2A1hc.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-03
wanna supply OF train.

NEW YORK, Nov. Especial cable and
teleqraphic communications by Bradstreet {
SNOW the following changes In available
snnniies as compared with previous acc
suppliss as compared with previous
account: Wheat, United states eas1
~ Rockies Increased 2349,O0O bush
ale canada. Increased 100000 bushels
total. United States and Canada, increased
q bl4 OOO afloat for and in Europe, IN
creased 600 COO; total American and Eu'
rcpean supply increased 6,5l4.OOO. Corn
tinted States and Canada, increased 4o'VOO
oats United States and Canda, increased
AZ 90 THE leading increases and decreases
/ reDorted this week follow. Increases
Manitoba ass 900 bushels; Minneapolis pri
vate elevators. 10000 bushels; chicago pr
/ 7b 900 bushels; Omaha, 70 900 bushels. De
| ereases. al Joseph. Is, 900 bushels.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-03

HOGS-LAght supply proved strong bull
lish influence in the hog yards this morn
ing and a good part OF yesterdays decline
was regained as a result. Demand was
active at figures ranging from strong TO A
dime higher and a perfect clearance was
made within two hours after the opening.
Packers bought most OF the hogs as ship
ping demand Is more or less discriminating
It's requirements.
Heavy weights made up the big end OF
receipts, as usual, and the market. as q
whole was reflected by sales OF this class
Of stock Good heavies moved around 81 80
d7.9i with extra heavy and rough packing
grades at S76 and less. The late trade
was rather dull closing little, II any higher
than Yesterdays market.
Light hogs were scarce and attracted
more competition because OF this fact.
Good bacon animals sold as high as ISIS,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-03
Kansas City Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1900, including 600 southerns; mar
ket steady to 10c higher dressed beef and
export steers, S6.0017.50; fair to good, S7ba
and feeders, t275G6.15; southern steers,
SS.75G68; southern cows, $2.756450; native
cows, 2.75q5.OO; native heifers 1350d6.50;
bulls. S3.4Od4.25; calves, S4.0O6sO0.
HOGS-Receipts, 5000; market 5 to 15c
higher; bulk OF sales, S79OdS,5O; heavy,
S7.&68O5; packers and butchers, $S.l0d8.5O;
light, $8.306S.55.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, l6 900;
market strong; lambs, Sc. 25d675; yearlings,
$425d4.75; wethers, A.O0Q45O; ewes, $3.50
40; stockers and feeders. S275Q4B0
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-03

ST. LOUIS, HOv. 2-CATTLB-Recelpts
5000 head, including 1900 Texans. Market
steady to lOc higher native shipping and
export steers, 35.50q750; dressed beef and
butcher steers, S5.756J7 Is; steers under 900
pounds, S5.00G775; stOckers and feeders
S35Oq6,25; cows and heifers, S8750D7.OO; can
ners, ST. 769816; bulls &325d6 90; calves
$525Q9.OO; Texas and Indian steers, $3.50
@7.O0; cows and heifers, SS75d425
steady. Pigs and lights, S. O0S6s, e.: PACKERS
SSO0uS.25; butchers and best heavy, S. As
q8.65.
6HEEP-Receipts, 800 head Market
steady. Native muttons, 9375G425; lambs
Sj25Q6.75; culls and bucks, S2.60dD3.O0; stock
ers and feeders, $250dS.76.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-03

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION
Features of the Trading Hnd Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.


CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-RumOrs that export
Manitoba dragged the wheat market out
of bad hole today. The close was firm
at a net advance of hc to &c. Corn gained
&c to MMAc and oats finished unchanged
TO Ih6hc up. Latest figures for hog prod
ucts varied from a rise OF dime to a
nickel decline
There was the largest trade in wheat
for many weeks. Excessive depression
seized the market early and was attended
by much liquidation on stop-loss orders and
by heavy short selling. On successive de-
chnea, however, large quantities Of wheat
were taken by strong interests. Many pit
traders were caught in the swirl and were
forced to bid up prices on each other.
st, Louis reported a round lot of wheat
as having been sold for export cheaper
than by way Of Chicago. Then sales OF
bO.O0 bushels TO eastern miilers were made
here, the first transactions of the kind IN
some time. All this was In sharp contrast
with early dispatches about free offerings
from Australia and Russia, fine crop pros
poets in Argentina and big increase In
tons In the December option during the
day ranged from SS2s96Slsc to S99hc, with
the close Nc up at 895kI89Ao.
Corn was stubborn al day. December
varied from 461c to 47isc, and finished
4uAc net higher at 4l8f7ho. Cash de
At 5Od50ho,
Large sales by elevator concerns weak.
Rned oats early, but the market recovered
late December sold from 3ll6c to 3i%c
ana was at N&o gain OF hdhc when
the final gong was struck.
Lard eased off a trlfle. At the close porl
was unchanged 70 lOe higher than last
night, lard &c off to 2mc up and ribs al
an advance Of q shade TO &c.
The leading futures ranged as follOws'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-03

NEW YORK. Nov. a-MONET-On call
strong, 8ifG&h per cent; ruling rate, 81 per
cent; closing bid, az per cent; offered az
per cent Time loans nrIn, but duui sixty
days and ninety days. 3Ja0b per cent? six
months, 4Aa6 per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 51s9s
per cent.
STERLING ExCHANGE-steady az re
covery, with q gtual business In bankers.
bills At A.S22Od4S130 for siNty-day bills and
az sass for demand. Commercial Bills Nuft
As1h.
SILYER-Ber. SEC: Mexican dollars, &c.
BONDS-GOvernment steady railroad
irregular.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-03
WEATHER IN THE GRAIN BELT
Fair weather 10 Continue, with
Warmer Thursday.

OMAHA, Nov. 2, 1910
The area Of low pressure everything the
central valleys Tuesday morning continued
eastward during the last twenty-four hours
and is show central over the lower lakes
and St Lawrence valley. Light precipita-
tlon attended the disturbance over the Ohio
valley and lake region since the last re-
port, and light rains are falling in the lower
lake region this morning. The western
area OF high pressure has continued slowly
eastward and now overlies the central por-
ton OF the country, with It's crest over the
plains states A very decided drop IN tenn
perature accompanied the rising pressure
over the valleys and the weather Is much
cooler from the Rocky mountains east over
the valleys and lake region No precipita-
ton worthy OF note h@B occurred west OF
the Mississippi river during the last
twenty-four hours and generally fair
weather prevails throughout the west.
Fair weather will continue In this vicinity
tonight and Thursday. with warmer Thurs
day.
Minimum temperature ana precipitation
compared with the last three years:
1910. 1909. 1903. 1907
Precipitation ................ 90 90 90 %
Normal temperature for today degrees
Deficiency in precipitation since March l.
1854 inches. 49,.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1908
''' L. A, WELSH. Local FOrecaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-03
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
Ouartermaster, Fort Crook Nebraska, Oct.
a. lSlO.-Sealed proposals, In tripicate, for
the construction Ole reservoir and well
nj Fort Crook, Nebraska, win be received
al this office until n q. m, Nov. =, 1910, and
then publicly opened. BuayAntes OF 10
per cent Of the amount OF the proposal
must accompany each bid Plans and
specifications may be seen az this office
only Blank forms and information fur
nished upon Application here Proposals
should be Endorsed Proposals for Con-
struction OF Reservoir ana Well" and ad-
dressed to Second Lieutenant A. W. Lane,
Constructing Quartermaster, A. w. Lana
second Lieutenant, Fourth Infantry, Con-
structing Quartermaster. O2i-22-2i-25-N-2-8
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE
omaha, Neb., November i, 1910 Sealed
proposals, IN triphcate will be received
here and by QuarteFmasterE az the posts
named herein until 10 a. M. central stand
ard time December l. 1910 for furnishing
shelied Corn during the seal year ending
June So 1911 AZ Forts Crook, Omaha and
Robinson, Nebraska; Forts Leavenworth
ana Riley, Kansas, and Fort Mackenzie
wyoming. Proposals for delivery at other
places will not be entertained. United
States reserves right 10 reject or accept
any or all proposals or any part thereof
Information furnished on application here
or 10 Quartermastera at the stations
named. Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked Proposals for Forage 4"
and addressed 70 Lieutenant Colonel -. 10.
] MCCARTHY, c. q. A. N2-S-z5-2s-2s-29