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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-12
JOSE ECHEGARAY

No 10 Sc, Y el tino pierdo;
pero yo siempre recuerdo
que mi podre me decla:
''Lo que til puedas hacer,
"a nadie 10 has de encargar;
10 que TIA puedas ganar,
"a nadie 10 has de deber.'
Julian.
De modo que mis- favores
te humillan y te envilecen
tus amigos fe parecen
importunOs acreedores.
Teod0ra.
listed discurren en- razon;
1lsted sabe mucho, Ernesto:
pero mire usted, en- este
sabe mas coraz0n.
Esa altivez desdenosa
no mostr6 mi padre al tuyo-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-12
VELEROS DE LA KTNEA BENNER

Goleta Phineus W. Spragne. Debe.
haber salido de New York para San
Juan ell 20 del pasado
Consignatarios, Sobrinos de Ezquiaga-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-23
November % in History.

! l6S3-PartitiOn line agreed upon be
tween New York and Connect
cut.
/ l715--British Dispatch Bearer Con
nelly captured near Hagersto@n
while on his way to Detroit with
papers of great consequence.
! I1S04-Franklin Pierce, president OF
the United States, born.
1SG3--Gen. Thomas, at Chattanooga,
drives back Confederates and
advances his line one mile. cach
side losing about LOO killed
and wounded.
1S6S-Gen. Howard issued an Or
der providing for the discon-
tinuance of the Freedmcns Blu
reau after January /, with the
exception of the educational de-
partment and the collection Of
money due soldiers.
1S74-A hurricane swept the Atlantic
coast of the United States, caus-
ing great loss of life and prop
erty.
1SS4-Grand opera house, St. Louis.
burned.
lSS9-Remarkabl cliff dwellings dis.
covered in Colorado; one is
large enough to accommodate
1000 people.
lS90--Sioux ghost dances are discoy-
cred TO be part of plot to draw
United States troops into ambush,
lS93-Insurgent Brazilian warship
Javary sunk by forts
1S9i-Official confirmation Of The
surrender Of Port Arthur to the
Japanese on the previous Wednea
day sent out from Chefoo
l904-Japanese repulsed Russians in
movement at Port Arthur.
19OS-Riots occurred in and around
Perth Amboy, y. j., among the
pottery employees. The militia
were finally called out.
1909-In a fire which completely de-
stroyed his home in Butler, Mo-,
Congressman David A. De Ar
mond OF Missouri lost his life
vainly trying to save that of his
little grandson.
19n-Dr. Hawley Harvey Crippen
was hanged in London for the
murder of his wife. Belle Gilmore,
an American actress.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-23

Total D) rrc Department .... ....
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-23
Emancipated.

Agnes -"Our new cook Is a sufr.a-
gctte." Gladys-"How does she
work." Agnes-"All right. but she
insists on being called a chef"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-23
Acts Uniustiy.

He often acts unjustly who does
not do certain thing; not only he
who does certain thing. Marcus
Aurelius.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-23
True Charity.

a mans giving In aims one piece OF
silver in his lifetime is better for him
than giving one hundred pieces when
about to die.--Mohammed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-23
A Bad Mixture.

Goodness, but that singers voice Is
sharp!" Yes. and her notes are fat"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-23

Give the laborer his wage before
Ills pe;spiration be dry. Mohammed
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26

Lawrence Monahan, said big man outside in the
dim hall, 1--WE got your boy here. Let me in
~What's all this?8 said Alonahan, backing away and
turning up the light, Furness carrying Walt IN his
arms, came into the fiat. ~
"Who are YOU and what's the matter with Walt:
"Nlv name is Furncss said the big man as he laid
Walt in chair. walt has had an accident to his foot
Moving pictures did it..
"What do YOU mean? What's
"St down, NIonahan," said Furness, "and you
shall hear. You'd better get doctor to have it fixed
up.
~An right But confound it all what have you been
doing, Walt? l thought YOU were in bed. Where have
YOU bccn; ,
aIt's this way" said Furncss "Walt got an idea
from q moving picture he saw-in your show, he tells
mc-and ne tried to be q burglar. y pillow happened
to have rarely 60 TO bed without one these days
YOU never know when YOU may need one As was
saving. this pillow got mixed up with revolver your
boy was pointing at my head and the gun went off, and
that's what's the matter with his foot. And Walt de-
cded he'd give up burglary and 60 out West with me
next week to my ranch in Texas.
Monahan sat open mouthcd, looking first at Furness
and then at his son, completely mysited. My God
did Walt break into your house,;
40 the back window OPEN so he Just came IN.
Monahan moppcd his forehead with the skirt of his
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26

VIII - the first floor Just above the grated kitchen
VIII ..-, were partly open.
IT tool. lu, moment for the youth to get up to one
o.. n.. open windows get his leg over the SILL and
slide ir.te He could dmly make ont that ne was IN
the dining room. He sat down in an armchair and took
off his hoes again and laid them under the open window.
Then .. lied silk handkerchief over the lower halt OF
his t... r. took ont his revolver
~Ge.H This is q tapioca, SO far he said to himself.
Then. caught the dull glmmcr Of silver on SIDE.
boar .J YOU silver junk Meier the Jew Try upstairs
Tn.-. was "a ligh, in the hall turned low, and by It's
Ggt. DE- .r.p, up the stairs slowly and noiseIt(SY
AT -.. landing he paused and listened. He could
max. . the regular breathing of sleeper through
parlr.r.ned door at the left, 1t was ink dark.
"Ar. the fathcad not TO bring pocket lamp;
Wcn guess I'll take q chance in the dark.
IL. hardly crossed the threshold OF the sleeper
roor when the electric light switched on by the
bei Wal. turned with raised revolver. Sitting up IN
bel large man with gray hair and q red face, ms
han le light chain.
Wn '..e'ei his revolver at the man in bed and ms
voi...r ,elalttcas he said, Don 'tmakea nolseor-
T.. big man pointed suddenly over Waits shoulder
an "Loo;ou, behind you'
WI 'ruci. g..
Ar. came hur,ling through the air and hit Waits
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26

old fashioned nightgown ~Walt, YOU young crook
sputtcred the father
@No. not vet Monahan" said Furncss, laying his
huge hand on the fathers arm. "We'rc going to keep
him from that
81 don't understand" said Monahan coniusedly.
@What want to know is why you didn't turn HIM over
to the police
"Look at me-, said Furncss. "Don't you remember
me-"
@Sccms / must have seen you-whcrc?' Monahan
looked at the big man intcntly. ar,
about four years ago, said Furncss soberly There
was an accdcnt-an unavoidable acqdcnt-it was my
cr-your other bov-ran out suddenly in front OF it
God. Man! can't bear to think OF it-although it
Monahan nodded slowly ayes, know you now. |
scc" he said "No, it wasn't your fault
$50. YOU see said Fumcss, clasping Monahan hand
in both his bic ones "vou scc old man, IT was through
me your other boy was taken from you. | felt in some
way / could make some amends to you,-it was the
best could do.-so brought your other boy back.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26

"Walt-Walt Monahan. Don't give me up to the
buls-for Gods sake!'
"Why not, SOM
an never do this again. Honest to God, NIister
got the idea outn a movn picture show.
How did YOU get into this show? thought boys
weren't allowed in those places
We'll it belongs to me father. They let me in.
Walt A1onahan," said the big man relectivey.-
that name sounds familiar to me. Is your fathers
name Lawrence Monahan:'
yep"
Did YOU have a brother. younger brother, that
was run over by an automobile three or four years
ago.
~Ycs. Sir. me twin brother Willie
The big man stroked his big chin. The telephone
book slid TO the floor. He didn't speak for several sec
onds; then he went to the telephone which stood on
table on the other side of his bed.
"Ah don't have me pinched. Honest, Mister, am t
all bad"
I'm not calling the police, Walt -. Hello,
Give me 5000 Morning. Send me a taxi right away
this is Furnoss.
walt, used to keep my own bubble don't any
more
watcher goin to DO with me-
I'm going to take YOU home, Walt.
"Gccst! you're white, all right, Mister
The big man was dressing himself. Yes, I'm fairly
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26

han and the revolver went of and fell out Of his hand
The boy groauci and slnl. to the floor.
The Zig man slid his lcgs over the side Of the bed ana
Sat there looking at Walt. well Sonny, YOU got
your, didut you,~
VA. groaned and hung to his foot with both hands
you're q fine burglar"
'AA forget it," gro1nci the boy
you won't forget IT, III promise you that Now get
up
81 can't-I'm shot in the foou7
1Oh, You are> Well lets have a look at it,"
The big man picked Walt up easily and put him in
bg chair. He then took off Waits sock and found the
bullet had gone through the foot he couldn't tell
whether bones were broken not. lie got q basin and
washed the wound and bandagcd it with q towel. Then
he got asl, Of whisky and poured out drink which he
CAV The boy who was nearly funting.
The big man got q telephone directory and turned
over The leaves as hc sat with it ON his knees on the edge
oi ms bed He looked ~ Walt The handkerchief had
Shipped ot the boys face.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26

white guess. Walt. have YOU ever been out West;
"No. Sir, never been out cr New York.
"Woud YOU like 10 go:'
"Gcc | guess So rt,.,.,.. la,
ranch there Would YOU ike to go out there with me
aSmrc: but | don't know nothing about ranches
well you could learn. believe It %ouII DE s'
making Of YOU Can you stand on your iool now;
Wall tried, and sank bac, quickly into his cIlhr'
"No, ! can't do It,. t..,.,.l.,
@A right, III tote you said the big man as he pushed
button in the wall and turned on the hgn's III ,' ,''
downstairs "Gucss the taxi must be mere py HOW
Ucrc throw your arm around my ncck-so.
He picked the boy up and carried HIM downstairs
and out into the taxi.
Walt told him his address, and they started
T AIRY MONAIIAN was sleepy and IN no no aiSfI, II'
l. Lumor when bis doorbcl rang and rang 81 ne 'I,IIy
crlglcl on, Of bed and went to the door. We'll "''''
the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21

Quotations furnished by Burns. BrInksr
& Co. as New omaha National Bank
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21

SHEEP-1radinr IN sheep and lambs
started out I'm rather slow fashion this
morning, as receipts were fairly liberal and
feeling among packers somewhat bearish
Fully fifty doubles OF stock arrived eve
and lamb offerings being about evenly di-
vided. Inquiry from al quarters was slack
however. and % was we'll along toward mid
day before enough business had been done
to put the market on anything like a quot
able basis.
In sheep the general tendency was little
lower, good ewes selling at and around
A.l5. strictly choice grades would hardly
bring over q. . at most. This figure is also
extreme limit on wethers. although there
was nothing available early to make a test
Of tops.
Tone to lambs was doubtful and prices
II anything were shaded Movement did
not show very much activity at any time
and best classes, as we'll as inferior offer
ings, cleared only after more OF less bick-
ering between buyers and sellers.
Quotations on sheep and lambs Good TO
choice lambs, S5.15a5.90 fair TO good lambs,
S.l5Q595; handyweight yearlings. N.S5d
500: heavy yearlngs, sLS5G4.S5; good to
choice wethers. 81 00Gl.25; fair to good
wethers, S3.75940O; good to choice ewes,
St0OaA25; fair TO good ewes S3.GJQAOO;
sheep, culls TO feeders, $20O03.J0.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21

NEW YORK Feb. 20.-SUGAR. Raw.
firm: muscovado. 50 test, 3llc; cenhffu-
gai vs. test. Sole; molasses sugar, 50 test,
s6 refined, steady.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 0.-WHEAT-Futures.
lower; May, 9ll5c. July, s62tdS65kc; cash,
steady; track, No. red, 9ld9Slsc; No 2
hard 30dl9Sc.
CCRN-Lower. Mey. 47kc; July. 4s7sG4sc
CO IN higher; track, No. ?, 4ihc; No. 2
white A5c.
OATS-Lower; May. 3O7sc cash higher;
track, No. 2, 3Olhc; No. 2 white. 321sc.
RYE-Unchanged, SEC
FLOUR-Poor demand; red winter pat
ents s4.35d4S5; extra fancy and straight,
"a lOG420; hard winter clears, S3.20Q3.5O.
CORNMEAL~-$2.30 80,
SEEDS-Timothy, S5.0Od9.50.
BRAN--Weak; sacked least track, S1.O1d
49,
HAY-Nrm; timothy, ,l2OOal75O; prairie,
$40 .OO0414 co.
PROVIStONS-Pork unchanged; jObbing.
5000. Lard, lower; prime steam, STING
s2sh. Dry salt meats, unchanged; boxed
extra shorts, SlO.l2Bs; clear RIBS, SlO1215;
short clears, $lO.25. Bacon, unchanged
boxed extra shorts, $lL3ii5; clear ribs.
1874; short clears $3.50.
POULTRY-Steady; chickens. l2c; spring.
lac; turkeys, l5c; ducks, l5c; geese, Sc.
BUTTER-Steady; creamery, 2i427c.
ECGS-Hlgher; lie.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21
NHw YORK cENsRAL nARKrr
Quotations Of the Day on Narious
Commodities.

NEw YORK; Feb. 0.-FLOUR-Dun;
spilnE patents, s5OUa5.Zo; winter sdaBhts,
ccsEs 81 coz IS, s i,fnSs 49, 40 ss.sj
tt3.oQ. winter extras. No. 2 &3.15ff35D; Kan
as straights. A35aAJ0 Rye Hour. duii:
fair 10 good. Si20m430 choice to fancy. S.@
d4.55. Buckwhcat flour. dull, t255 per 100
pounds
CORNMEAL-steady fine white and vel
low \l-O1l-@; coarse. Nl2Ql.i5; kiln dried
WHEAT-spot market easy; No. ? red
s4c elevator and SAGE r o. b. afloat' No. I
northern Duluth. SlWat o. b. anoat
Futures market. There was a very fair ad-
vance in wheat before midday, due 10
bullish visible supply figures, strength IN
the northwest and liberal clearances, but
tho lack OF cash demand with selling Of new
crops on favorable southwest news caused
later " actions. Tile close showed net loss
Of 9kNlisc.
CORN-Spot market steady; new No ?
51Aic T. o. b. afloat Futures market was
without transactions. closing unchanged.
May closed 56isc
market was without transactions closing
steady May closed 3Iltc; July Slhc; 400.
tAG-steady; Urine. 800 NO. l. el.VO'
HOPS@Steady: eate. common to choice,
lglc. 25q29c. 1902 isd2lc; Pacific coast lsiO'
HiDEs~steady; Central America 2oisc;
Bogota. 2lm22c.
LEATHER-Firm; hemiock firsts. % 81
251hG seconds, 2iisa23c; thirds lsa9Oc' re-
PRoVIsIONs-Por firm; mess. VS.
d2SOO: family, S22OJa2j.0J; snort clear siS.S0
d22OO Beef. steady, mess, Sl4.0eq ~
family sl55Oal7OO; beef hams. S2iV0q2S.V9,
Cut meats quiet; picked bellies. 10 20 "a
pounds si20Odl3OO; picked hams, $50 ,6
Lard steady; middle west, prime. ss4Vq
g65; refined, easy continent, $3.50 south
America. SU.,0; compound, $lSi1a4olz5z.
TALI.OW-Quiet: prime city. hogshead'
'BuTTTTIERE EASY creamery specials. CSC
asked; extras 25ihGU26c; first, 2ltrgSSlgC
seconds fSfI2Oc; creamery held special, so
pc extras, 22G22hc; first, 2od2lc; state
dairy. finest Csc good 70 prime, 2l92ic;
common to fair. 17d2Oc.
HEESE-Steady: state whole milk, spe-
cials, l5MdlIc; state whole milk. Septem-
be- quality fancy colored, I5c; state whole
milk fancy white i4ikdl5c; state whore
milk summer and fall make, choice, l$3tg
ipkc: state whole milk, winter best, 1890
nc: skins 2d12c,
EGGS-Firm fresh gathered. selected ex-
tras, pic; same. firsts, 19dlghc; same. sec
onds 17d1sc refrigerator first, l6c; same
seconds. 15Gt5isc; state PENNSYLVANIA ano
nearby henery. white, 236t26c, same, gain
cred white, 22G25c; western gathered WHITE
2tM2fc.
POULTRY-Dressed firm. western chick
ems lac; fowls, l314d16isc; turkeys, l5a2Sc'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21
stncIr In Sight.
Cnffee Market.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2O.-CoFFEE-Fu-
lures opened steady at an advance OF from
% to 81 points on covering and fresh hull
support encouraged by reports that lead
ing rooster had purchased 10000 bags OF
spot coffee in New York, New Orleans and
afloat late on Saturday, paying as high as
1870 for Santos firsts. Gables were higher,
helping the advance here, and while there
was enough coffee for sale to check the
upward movement around the initial
figures the market was very well main
talned with May contracts selling at 1880
during the day, or about 1873 points above
the low record OF the month. The close
was shade off from the best, under
realizing but steady, at net advance Of
from 30 to 81 points. Sales $4,000 bags.
February and March, 1070c; April, 1075c;
May, June and July l0SOc; August use;
September, 1O60c, October, 1O50c; Novem-
Der. 1O45c; December and January l0.Ssc.
Havre was 1h@1hf net higher. Hamburg
was hQh pigs higher. Rio was 80 reis
higher al 1915 Santos was 100 reis higher.
with IS at 7SO5O and "a at $500. Receipts
at the two Brazilian ports were 5000 bags,
as against 1900 bags last year. Jundiahy
receipts were 100 bags. as against 5,40O
bags last year Rain was reported In $40
Paulo. A private cable from the Santos
firm which cabled here some time ago that
the new bill clique would find II difficult
TO finance it's proposed holdings operations
said that about ten large commissarios
have agreed TO temporarily buy large guam
titles to maintain prices and that the mar
ket was firm IN sympathy, large sales
having been made Spot coffee firm No.
Rio I2Adl27sc; No. 4 Santos, l3stc Mid
coffee, quiet COrdova. i32t@l5&c. nominal.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21

CATTLE-There was fair run Of cattle
here today, 10 cars being reported in. stu
IT was very much smaller than Monday OF
last week. though larger than two weeks
ago. The sudden change to cold weather
seemed to make buyers reluctant to start
out In the morning and they were inclined
to walt until everything was in before go
and late I'm opening, and the morning was
well progressed before very much business
had been transacted.
Feeders were the first cattle to SELL there
being a fair speculative demand Tor desir-
able kinds OF stock cattle and feeders.
Prices paid did not look very much differ
ent from those prevailing at the close Of
last week. In fact both buyers and sell
ers were as rule quoting the market as
steady.
When the market on beef steers was once
under way buyers bid prices that were
about steady on a few of the more de-
sirable kinds, butt he trade as whole was
weak and lower TO describe II as slow
to loo lower on the general run of beeves
would just about cover the situation.
The market on cows and heifers was az
a rule about steady with last weeks close.
In fact sellers in some cases thought they
secured a little better prices on the more
desirable kinds.
beef steers, s6.Ooa6.4O; fair to good beef
steers, S3.50Q6OO; common TO fair beef
steers, A.75aS.5O; good to choice cows and
heifers, S4.5Od5.50; fair to good cows and
heifers, A.26at4 so; common to fair cows and
heifers, S3.25Q425; good to choice stockers
and seeders, f5.l005.90; common to fair
stockers and feeders, "a. $1,000; stock helf-
ers, S16q4.5O; veal calves, tiOOgS.oO; bulls,
stays, etc. $3.7595.20.
ReDFRHeutaffVo galaHs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Increasing Reluctance to Enter on
Fresh Speculative Ventures.
PRICEs FALL A. .HEN REBOUND
FIotattoh Of New securities, IncIud-
ina Eight Milton Dollars Of -Four
PER Cent BoBds OF BurIinE-
ton Announced.

NEW YORK. Feb 20.-Increasng re-
luctance 60 enter on fresh speculative ven
tures az the present uncertain period was
Indicated by the small volume OF tradinc
TODAY on the stock exchange. News from
Washington OF the increased likelihood ~
IN extra session Of congress added TO Wall
strectc nervous apprehension.
Prices declined swiftly In the first hour.
St Paul. Reading and Consolidated Gas
broke a point at the outset.
Prices improved slowly until United
states Steel Union Pacific. Lehigh Valley
9nd Missouri Pacific had gained a point
Reading. points. and the list as a whole
had reached or slightly bettered Sstur-
days last figures. Toward the close Of the
day heavy buying Of the Gould stocks and
TO ehe highest level OF the session.
International Harvester was the central
figure Of the morning trading. II rose
more than points while the market was
awaiting word Of the directors action on
the dividend, report having IT that the rate
would be increased from 4 to per cent.
When Il became known that the dividend
declared was at the rate OF per cent
yearly the stock dropped precipitately,
losing more than the amount OF its earlier
gain.
Fiotation OF new securities. including
100000 I per cent bonds OF the Chicago,
burlington Quincy, was announced.
Loans were placed for six months on In
dustrlal securities at 81 per cent
The bond market was irregular Total
sales. ar value, S4S1S,O0O.
call
Number Of sales and leading quotations
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21
Articles. open. High. Low. CLOSE. saty

Cash quotations were as follows;
FLOUR-Steady. winter patents, A.OOd
tA;loq4 10; bakers, FSOOq4.N
RYE-No Slc.
20 choice mailing, S5d9Sc
sEEDs-FlaX, NO. southwestern, S267A;
No, northwestern, S27ih. Timothy, $9.OO
PROVISIONS--Pork. mesa per bbl
eeoooa2lO 0' lard per 100 lbs 81 500 27ss;
short RIBS sides sloossel s.. Sgs.Ss'a' short
Total clearances OF wheat and -Four
were equal 70 $4,000 bu, Primary receipts
the corresponding day year ago, The
ydrihla supply of wheat in the United
states decreased $500 bu. for the week
The amount OF hreadstutf on ocean pas
sage Is $4,000 bu. Estimated receipts foi
tomorrow; Wheat, Is cars; corn 2ib cars
oats, ga cars; hogs, 5000 head.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Chicago cash Prices-Wheat. No red.
ooltCi9lAo; No. red Sd9lc; No. 2 hard. SOl.
spring, sscgsiOi; No. northern spring,
p8dq9C, No. 5 spring, 9oQ9oc. Corn: No 3
cash 4Idfihc; No. 3 cash, f1d45tc: No 3
white, s5gt'lse; No ; white, a5at5As; NO. 2
Oats. No. cash. S0iac; No. white 3is,6f
20. No 3 white. G9ltO3ihc; No. 4 white
ee71ic; standard slh0S9s4c,
BUTTER STEADY; creameries, 17d2ihc.
EGGs-Firm: receipts, 627s cases at
mark, eases inoluded, i2ai2sac' firsts, isc;
cWEEsE- steady: daisies. isHaitc: twins
f3AQi24c, young Americas, iil4qibe; Ions
horns. fttaHi5c.
PoTATOEs- Steady: choice to fancy asa
a.; fair ~ sod, f20t5c
POULTRY Unsettled; turkeys dressed
VFNI.-steady: 50 to 50 lbs. SIC; 50 10 6
M i0iac; So TO 40 lbs. llhc.
Car Lot Receipts-rodsy. Wheat Is cars,
corn 40 cars oats, lb2 cars Estimated 10,
morrow; Wheat IS cars corn. 255 cars,
oats ga cars.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21
WEATHER IN THE GRAIN BELT
indications for Cold in This vicinity
Monday and Might and Tuesday,.

OMAHA, Feb 20. 1911.
Heavy rains and SHOWS fell in the lower
Mississippi lower Missouri valleys and
the southwest, during saturday and sun
day, and rain, snow and seet were gem
eral in the central valleys, and east over
the Ohio valley and lake region during
the last twenty-four hours. SHOWS are
general this morning in the Ohio valley
lower lake region and eastern states, and
rains are falling in the middle and south
Atlantic states. The area Of high pres
sure, everything the northwest saturday
morning, has extended south over the val
legs and plains states, and has caused a
very decided fall In temperature from the
Rocky mountains east over the central val
leys and west Gulf states. Light snow
furries are reported in western South
Dakota western Nebraska, Wyoming and
Colorado this morning, but generally fair
weather prevails elsewhere west OF the
Mississippi river With the high pressure
everything the central portion OF the coun-
try. the Indications are for continued cold,
in this vicinity tonight and Tuesday, with
lair weather.
Temperature and precipitation as com
pared with the last three years:
1911. 1910 1909 1908
Lowest last night z q 4
Precipitation ............... 10 10 %
Normal temperature for today. 25 degrees.
| Deficiency in precipitation since March l..
10 60 inches.
Excess corresponding period, 1909, $50
Deficiency corresponding period in 1903.
] g. O6 Inches. L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster.