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New-York tribune., 1911-04-17

struggling Sunshine couple In the great
Northwest who are striving 10 establish
home IN what the wife calls "a little cup
of valley" among the mountains. The
husband. although sixty years old, cut
down the trees and sawed the logs all
alone for the house, made the shingles OF
pine by hand, and cut small poles for
rafters. He worked part OF the time In
mill and took his pay In lumber TO make
floors and partitions. Each year he has
worked for his nearest neighbor, three
miles away, and in return the man would
plough for him, so they could raise some
thing to live on. This year the man says
he cannot plough for him. and without q
sible for them to plant. This industrious
man, by the hardest kind of work, has
cleared three acres OF the eighteen which
they hope TO own, Miss NJ. a 7. s. s. mem
Der. OF East sSth street, writes.
Are there not some generous hearts
among the Sunshine readers" asks the
member who reports the case, who would
like TO help this plucky couple. who still
lack q year and e. half OF the time 10 es-
tabllsh their claim? Could We not raise
something for them 20 buy horse and
cheer them in their hard struggle?
Birthday Parties.
Mrs. Bromley. Of Clarks Falls, Conn.
reports that. OWING 10 the kind mention OF
his name in the column, her son, Willie,
had delightful birthday. lie received
three excellent books. puzzles and fifty
postcards. for which he returns grateful
thanks. The stories sent by Miss Julia
NJ D. are specially appreciated. She edds
Since Willie's prizes began coming Fan
ME has expressed the hope that she, too
can have some postals on her ninth birth"
day. which comes on April 25. Mrs. Dillon
sent her a nice album last year, and IT'S
only half filed. Just any little things will
please her. " she can only have post
office party'"
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17
Wants.

The T. S. s would like to have fifty mem.
bers each give 81 TO buy a horse for a.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17
Branch N otes

nm Monday morning Miss Mildred
President Of Manhattan branch No. 3,
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17
PHONE 4O7O BEEKMAN

PHONE 4O7O BEEkMAN
Lake Ronkonkoma. l.. |.
Choice property in near proximity 70
Lake Ronkonkoma will be sold al s<oV
ner lot. Beautiful environments. Known
"a the Lakewood of Long Island
N. 6. BabcOck Co., 9 East 42d ST., n. Y.
5IG To ees Sd ST. LONG ISLAND CITY
9s 500 81. IT. per door absolutely nrsproot:
inrwranee rate, ii 1-3c.; power ana steam nm
railroad siding In building lois s",3yV s" pO ",
annum: will divide. j. 7. BLAN'h,n , iSp,
orneT 900 Cd St, Long Island city. rhohe
I474 Grecnpoint.
YoY;r ATiK-WE HAVE \ FEW LOTS IN
~ ~ Eor, pond pay zone left. buy now on
liberal terms Let us show you our p,opc,S. y
snnd Cor man and particulars. slFFOLh
VEAITY ASSOCIATES. 1S2 Nassau ST. y. l.
NEW JERSEY.
LONG BRANCH. y. j. ,.
Tbs Garden Spot o. the Garden state w Mnle
Tor free literature and Information you "eSroo 100
20 a r. BOBBITT. publicity Director iso
Broadway, Long Braheh,
,SITIr,pTE INFORMATION REGARDING
Rutherford. y. j., the most healthlul, psau-
,,rJ and convenient residential town Tor busy
80 Work. men, will be mailed free. simply
.J1ress publicity Committee OF Ruthertord.
"SITLEY IN \ NUTSHELL
-, n,us booklet about Nutley, \. j. Ihe
rdssl Home Town." free on request - -
NUTLEY REALIY 60. na N.ssaa -. =. !:
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17
LONG ISLAND.
BARGAINS in

,,--..t<.,, ,,,ur enhurhan hOuees N HULLIo
G0T-RT q private residence park between tlIs
Sound and the sea. FOR SALE OR TO fbNI
,ii ;n,rroyenteuts Deposit and S35 per month
IN HOME SITES FOR sale. TAKE sIowsy , 20
Atlantic Avenue, ten take Queens Lo'rn 49, ~
neiIairc station HOLLIS COURT ono eiock
north. For facts ans house photos cal. ~r'te Vt
McNTENE Nassau Street
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17
RoROUGH or BROOKLYN.
O>r.FAMILY BRICK HOUSES
SoeciaI sis in Vest Side Real Estate.
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

,of,s. private houses; many bargains IN ea.H
Investment properties. DURoSs' Ia" "''a'"
AZ. West ifth ST.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17

BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
MODERN HOUSE.
4, Mills ont. overlooking L. ]. sound, oeeoeo
yi,h nernancnt waterfront privileges t0r p9aS
ing bathing etc; $500 cash needed Sr-ch1'
? E I25th St. y. Y. 262o Harlem. Harleu'.--------..
piCuNOND NIL AND XIV GARDENS
Einxant high class property resfio.nu S.nn
heautIfuI home sites: 10 minutes ron renn wai
station. RICHMOND HILL o re q - w "
e. X Y pPhone, John l-%u.p
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17
We Have II Any Size

Business property from a stable to q ware
house: stores. lofts. choice lots for sale
j. n. WELLS SONS. foi eth ave-
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17

75yi6i Tarianna Hunter 10 Dora Coles
| s. 600: attorney, Frederick Patterson 10
! Wall ST.
,2qn ST afs west. 90 i1x2I: April IS. 1910
| Uannah Crohman to American Mortgage CO.
| 81 500: attorneys. Bowers & sands, 81 Ses-
eau st.
t2cTI ST ,1o West. oe11x1e; Oct 2s 1910
! r. X Shrrmsn Investing co 70 Carl Ernst; $3.50
attorneys Parker & Ernst, 10 Broadway
iisTH ST, 453 West. 9e1ixie; Aug g. 1900
| T II Bopp TO Sidney II stuart; sEo"o' a'uothe''
| n Stuart 90 Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-10
Dun's Report of Bank Clearings for 1910

Bank eTtng usually
this clearly
that developed during
United
ossh
pared With the previous
the
practically
POdenSs
with
1905 Bank exchanges the Middle Atlantic
reporting falling OF
during October lin the OnAnd
steel markets The exhibit all
Reading
tanned activity OF
q city
though there dght ISguly
tmOrS Washington Richmond Norfolk
jacksonville
and 1903 and though there
conditions pdnta
neos EsnsrAy prosperous conditions at nearly
notably Louis
thsC
practically
compared with 1885, and while
Chicago Cincinnati and the
Rockford
changes maintained in
all
and 1905 of which
Francisco aad
land indicate we'll maintained
Of
also daily
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-10
new YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
All Of the Better Known Securities
Touch Higher Level.
DEMAND FOR BONDS FAVORABLE
Realizing Sales Cause Prices 60 Recede
but Close shows General Gains,
Although Below Highest
Quotations.

NEW YORK-Jan. s.--Absence Of any
further complications In the local banking
days stock market The concerted and
eftectual methods employed by powerful
interests TO confine the trouble to its source
were received with lively satisfaction I'm
stock exchange circles. Practically all of
the better known securities touched the
highest levels in some weeks, with concur
rent gains In the more obscure issues.
Another favorable feature was the contin-
uance on even larger scale of the In
qulry Tor bonds. Total transactions Of this
character were probably the largest of
many days.
Prices receded and the stock market
languished during the early afternoon
the early activity was resumed in the last
hour, the closing showing general gains
but below the days best prices.
Yet another contributing factor was the
greater ease In money which opened at 4
per cent and soon declined fractionally on
offerings In excess of demand. Local banks
made large cash gains from the subtreas-
ury over the week end and surface condi-
lions point to steady gains from that
quarter with resultant strengthening Of re
serves Foreign exchange was slightly
lower on offerings of cotton bills Dis
counts abroad held first and the London
markets were duh and heavy
Large volumes of traffic are being
handled at the important railway centers
according according to reports from the west and
southwest but some falling off IS shown
compared with the heaviest business OF the
previous month. Grain receipts decreased
-, u ifofo'VVV bushels at chicago last week.
TRAFFIC seems to be well disersified Rail-
roads east Of Chicago showed an increase
OF II per cent I'm traffic
This weeks meeting of the steel MANN
LECTURERS seemed to excite little interest.
Inc december report of the Copper Pro
ouceTs association showed a decrease in
supplies on hand of over 100000 pounds
compared with the previous month while
production was 100000 pounds greater.
me Domestic demand fell over Il 200, 900
pounds, but exports increased almost 81
OO0OOO pounds.
The. slight activity IN Pacific Mail was
associated with the introduction of a shin
subsidy bill in congress today, although the
proposed measure eliminates the trans
Pacific lines and favors only those serving
South America.
=, Bonds were firm. Total sales. par value.
United states bonds unchanged
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-10


SHEEP-A reasonably brisk demand for
fat sheep and lambs was easily broad
enough to absorb the fairly large supply Of
fed animals that made up receipts this
morning Trade showed a good healthy
tone from the start and anything that
looked like Il would dress out well, moved
to the scales in very good season Steady
prices were paid as a rule, bulk Of offerings
selling at figures little different from
those noted Friday and Saturday.
Sheep were more plentiful than lambs
and quality did not appear to he quite as
good as recently, a few strings of warmed
up material cutting down the general aver
age. Good ewes sold up as high as $3.50
indicating that $500 is not an improba Bile
limit on strictly choice grades Wethers on
the handy weight order reached 42O and
yearlings sold around S76.
Lambs were wanted around $50, IL toppy
but the best kinds possible would have met
with opposition in trying to pass the $500
mark. Eastern cost tustifies a more con
sentative attitude on the part OF local
buyers and lambs, being the highest article
on the list, are naturally the first to be
affected by comparisons.
Warmed-up stock, both sheep and lambs
moved at fair to good killers prices some
of the stuff going back into the country
for final finish.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Good TO
choice lambs. S6.S0d6.O0 fair to good lambs
s.. 5OlI5 so; handy weight yearlings S4.7U0
800; heavy yearlings, N25G4.70; good to
choice wethers, $39Qd4.20; fair to good
wethers, 8.5Od3.90; good to choice ewes
f26O04O0; fair TO good ewes, S.25d3 80
sheep: Culls to feeders, Sl6OdS.35
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-10

CATTLB-There were 2S-cArs of cattle
reported this morning, but out OF that
number there was one train of thirty-two
cars Of feeders shipped in one bunch. The
offerings were really moderate for the
first day of the week. At the same time
large receipts and a lower market was re-
ported at Chicago.
While packers felt that with Chicago so
much lower, they ought to have some con-
cession in prices on beef cattle 1t was
hard to force the market downward owing
TO the light receipts at this point. The
result was that the desirable killing steers
sold about steady and the trade was fairly
active at that. The big bulk of the cattle
changed hands in good season in the morn
ing.
Packers also felt that they ought to buy
cows and heifers lower but there were q
number of good outside buying orders
which absorbed a good many of the cattle,
with the result that the market started
out practically steady with last week
close.
In spite Of the fact that there were
a good many stock cattle and feeders in
the yards. the market was fully steady
under the influence of a splendid buying
demand. The offerings as a rule changed
hands quite readily and the most OF the
cattle sold in good season.
Quotations on cattle Good to choice
beef steers, s.. oOaS &c; fair to good beef
steers, s.. 100000; common to fair beef
steers, "a. 75Q5, 40; good 10 choice cows and
heifers, &.50i5.25; fair to good COWS and
heiters, S.70q460; common to fair cows
and heifers, $S.OO43.75 good to choice stock
ers and feeders, IS. OOq5.70 fair to good
stockers and feeders, 8. 40Q5 90; common
stock heifers S325a425; veal valves, $500
SIS; bulls. stays, etc, SO. 1904. 90
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-10

Quotations Of the nay on various
Commodities.


NEW YORK, Jan 9-FLOUR-steady;
spring patents. IS. 2Od55O: winter straights,
H.2qA@; winter patents, A45d4.S5; spring
clears clears. Niog4 20; winter extras, 50 4OaSlO.
straights. A6Ofi4T5 Rye flour, steady
fair to good. a. 2Od4S IS; choice to fancy, $40
MI4.45. Buckwheat flour, dull; t2.25 per
CoRNMEAL-steady; fine white and yell
low, ua0L2; coarse, Sll5dL90 kiln-dried,
WHEAT-spot market firm: No. red
SlO0h. elevator. and S1.OiA, T. o. b., afloat;
No. ! northern, Duluth, S124%. o. b.,
ailoat; futures market advanced to new
flgh records Tor the movement on strength
in cash markets and further aggressive
special by bulls, closing adJsc net higher;
May Sl@1zal@ 9-l6c; closing at S1.o6h
July closed at N.O83s. Receipts, 1880 bu. I;
shipments none.
CORN-Spot market firm; new No 3
b3Ac, T. o. b., afloat; futures market was
without transactions, closing at &C net ad-
vance; May closed at 5Sihc; receipts 1O8, 500
bu.; shipments 146.197 bu.
OATS-Spot market firm; standard white,
Sg13c; No ?, 40c; No. 8, sec; No. 4, 391kc.
Futures market was without transactions
closing kg9sc net higher; May closed at
4O3tc July closed at 4ONc; receipts. $40
HAY-steady; prime, s.1O. No. /, 81 .O5a
L0'1a; No 2, 95caSl.OO; No. 3, SIC.
HOPS-Film common to choice, 1910.
aOl25c 1909, 16a19c. Pacific coast 1910,
lS4a2Oci 1909, 12dl5c
- - . Afa7--ASulit central AUleiltd GltACt
Bogota, 22d23c.
LEATHER-Firm: hemlock firsts, 231ha
25'zc; seconds, 2l52G23c thirds. 10000; re-
jects t6Qi7c.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork, firm; mess, $500
422.5U; family, S25O0d24.5O; short clears,
$50. 00d2200 Beef quiet; mess, $4,000
l4O0 family, $lSOOd1S5O beef hams S25.5Od
H.50. Cut meats, steady; picked bellies, 10
to IA lbs, $lS.25q14OO; picked hams, $500.
Lard, firm middle west, prime, S1O. S5d
1896 refined, steady; continent, S11 40;
South America, sll75; compound $s75d9.OO.
TALLOW-Quiet prime city, hhds., 1ac;
country, 7Isd7%c.
BUTTER-We ak; creamery specials pc;
extras, Hlzc; third to first, 2l926Iac: held
creamery. third to special, 21d2SIhc: state
dairy, common to finest t902lc; process
second to special, 19d24c; imitation cream
cry, first, Z2l23c factory, held, PC; cur
rent make, 20a21C.
CHEESE-Easy; skins, 12912lhc.
EGGS-Easy; western gathered, white
35dS9c; fresh gathered, extra first 36G87c
first, 34d35c; seconds, 5Od3Sc; fresh gath
cred dirties,, No. !, 25c; No. ?, 23q2lc; re-
frigerator, first in local storage 24d25c;
second, 23d23hc; special mark, fancy, 25lhc
POULTRY-Firm; western chickens, i5d
l5lsc; fowls, 16ql6lkc; dressed, firm; west
ern chickens, 14q17c; fowls, 14d16c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-10

nickel lower this morning, bulk selling
about &c off while dime declines were ap-
parent on scattered sales OF all weights.
Receipts were fairly large, but this phase
OF the market did not have as much bear
ish importance as the fact that advices
from eastern points were more or less dis
appointing. Packers bought freely from
the opening and demand from shippers was
discriminating and OF limited volume, so
that early clearance was largely made BY
local killers.
Movement was active throughout, with
close even more lively than trade at the
opening. Quality determined values TO a
greater degree than weights, as was the
case last week and resulting spreads were
necessarily narrow and overlapping.
Heayies moved around 37.75q7S5 and
mixed commanded $7.S5, more or less. ac-
cording to the character OF offerings
Choice lights and good butchers brought
the high price, tops dropping 20 S&O.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-10
Articles open. High Low Close Salty.
Cash quotatIons VOC ID folloMs.

AdHu QUOTATIONS. were as fOliOWS.
FLOURrFirm. one mill sold 1000 sacks
for export.
RYE-No. ?, SIC.
BARLEY-Feed or mixing 65d76c: fair
20 choice mating, 9Oq97c.
SEEDS-tlaN, No, 1 southwestern, 81 81;
No l northwestern, S252; timothy, $1,000.
clover, $500.
PROVlSIONs-M Mess Pork. per Dbl. So. rs
9@Sl3a lard per 100 lbs, Sl0,65 short ribs,
sides uoose), &lOl2laQI0 62lk; short clear
sides boxed, N0.75gllOO.
Total clearances OF wheat and flour were
equal to l9S.00O bu. Primary receipts We're
$1,000 bu. compared with 10000 bu the
corresponding day year ago. The visible
supply Of wheat In the United states de-
creased $4,000 bu The amount OF bread
stuff on ocean passage decreased liza 900
bu. Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat ~ cars. corn, AIS cars; oats, 22i
cars hogs. 1000 head,
Provisions, influenced by weakness OF
patty with grain. First sales were the
same as Saturday night 10 sc off win
May options at Sl9i6 for pork, $40 27lb Tor
lard and Sl0iO for ribs.
BuTTERTW eak; creameries, 21d2sc;
dairies, tsa2ic
EOGS-Steady. receipts. s,4O7 cases; at
mark. cases Included, ls1sq221aci firsts, SOC
CHEESE STEADY: daisies. l5al5Iic; twins.
lSqlaiso; young Americas, l5dl54c; long
horns, 15iz0l5Ac.
POTATOkS-Steady; choice TO fancy. 4sa
a5c: fair 10 good, SSd42c.
POULTRY-Easy turkeys. dressed. pc,
chickens i've, 1859 dressed. lac; springs
live l3ci dressed, lac.
VEAI.-Steady; 20 TO 60-pound weights
SIC; 60 TO Sb-pound weights, lOlsc; IS 10 ITO.
pound weights, ulhc.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-10

NEW YORK, Jan. s.-METALs-st apf.
ard copper, steady; spot, February. Nar,b
and April, Sl2O0Ql2l5 London market
weak; spot f56 6s 3D. futures C57 g2s Q,i
Local dealers reported a nominallv nm
changed market in copper; lake copper
$l3OOd1S25; electrolytic, Sl2 T5al3OO. CASTING
$l25O912.75. Customs house returns shov.
exports Of S,437 tons Arrivals reported AZ
New York today, $40 tons. Tin strorr
SPOT and January, 100000 50; February
March and April, S4OO5d405O London ma
ket strong spot, ftS3 Is Cd: futures. fiS'
l5s, Lead, quiet; S44664.55 at New York.
A3Od4.35 at East St Louis London mar
ket, f13 % Cd. Spelter, steady: S5R5d5 &,
at New York; S5.40D645 at East st. Louis
London market, ga. Iron, Cleveland war.
rants, Sos 1lad in London. Locally mo
change was reported IN iron; No. ] north,
ern foundry, Sl5.25d167b; No ?, SlA756fl5 rs,
No l southern and No. southern soft
SIS. 25d15.75.
ST. LOUIS Mo, Jan. 9.--METALS-Lead
firm at a3715. Spelter firm at S. 4Oa5 CO..
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-10

NEW YORK, Jan. "COPPER".
lures opened steady at an advance OF 5ulg
points on local covering and bull sun.
port inspired by the apparent firmness ON
the primary market, smaller Brazilian
receipts and steady European cables
There was considerable realizing how.
ever accompanied by rumors that some
Of the leading bulls were sellers and gffor
holding the initial advance during tho
morning, prices eased off a point or two
closing steady at net gain Of 4dll points
6i5s follow. JanuaTv ~ SIC SL"s,ns
II. soc; March, 1l6Sc; April, u6Sc Ma.
lL5Sc. June, lL54c; July, II SOC; AuEusr
1.44c; September, 11.39c: October, III 9i,.
November and December, 1i3lc
Havre was net unchanged to VI higher
Hamburg. 1z@%pfg higher Rio. rs res
higher at 1915. santos unchanged TO 10
res higher, Is 1890; 1890 Receipts a,
the two Brazilian ports, 1900 bags. against
1900 bags last year. Jundiahy receIpts
5000 bags, against $500 bags last YEA
Spot coffee firm: Rio No. Z. 1S%c. Santos
No. 4, 14c; mild coffee, nominal; Cordoya
t32S016Ac.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-10
81. Louir General Market.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 9.--wHEAT-Futures,
higher; May, s1.OlSd1.O2; July, 95Ssc. Cash
higher track, No. red. 11.O01z; No. 2
CORN Higher; May 4sc; July, 6Olkc.
Cash, higher; track, No. 2, 46a461kc; No.
? white, 47c
OATs-Higher; May. 94lsc; track No. 2,
S3c /? No. white, S4lkc
RYE-NomiDal.
FLOUR-Firm; red winter patents, "a. 4O61
40; extra fancy and straight, $4,000 40;
hard winter clears, $3.4013S0
SEED-Timothy, $5.OOa95O
CORNMEAL--$2.3 30.
1.O6.
HAY-Firm; timothy. si5OO9195O; prairie.
S13. OOdl5.OO.
PROFESSIONALISM, steady: Jobbing,
SECS. Lard, steady; prime steam, $40. 4Od
lc.o. Dry salt meats, higher boxed extra
shorts, Sll.l2i5; clear ribs, $11.12I5 short
clears, N1.25. Bacon, higher; boxed, extra
shorts, Nl.l2h clear ribs, $1t.121a short
clears, $ll.2 %. Bacon higher; boxed, extra
shorts, N275, clear ribs, S12.S7h; short
clears, $3.50.
POULTRY 90 Steady; chickens, 12Ikc;
springs l3EQ15c; turkeys. 17c; ducks, l4c
geese, lie.
BUTTER-Higher; creamery. 25Q29c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-10
Kansas CITY Live Stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. Fe--CATTLE-Re-
celpts, 1900 head, including 1900 head
southerns; market steady to 1Oc lower;
dressed beef and export steers S6.OOd6 u:
fair to good, $5.5Oq6.Oo; western steers, $3.50
q6.25 stockers and feeders, S425G5 so;
southern steers, A.75d5.75 southern cows,
s300g475; native cows, $3OO@5.OO; native
heifers, $4O0Q5,75; bulls SS.75Q5.OO; calves,
g. 75dS.50
HOGS-Receipts, 10000 head; market, So
l0c lower; close strong; bulk of sales
Hs5q7.s5; heavy, S79Oq7.571a; packers and
butchers, T.S5q195i light, SS5QI95.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 16 900
head; opening steady; close, 1Od15c lower
lambs, S5.5Oa6.40; yesrlings, $L5O95G0; weth-
ers, A.OOq4.35; ewes, S3.5O6D4O0; stockers
and feeders. S8.25GD3S5
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-10
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruits

NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-EVAPORATED
APPLES-Quiet, but there is an absence of
pressure and prices are firm. on the spot
fancy is quoted at l3c choice. ll@c; prime,
9ikc
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes firm on the
small stocks and reports Of a good export
demand on the coast Quotations range
from 6Lc to lONc for CALIFORNIA; up to
sO-4Os, and lOallc for Oregons from COS to
sos. Apricots I'm less demand and prices
are only about steady; choice, l2Adlac,
extra choice, l3ka13Ac; fancy, l3%iql4c.
Peaches I'm good demand owing to the
firmness in other fruits and prices are
firm; choice, 7hG7Ac; extra choice, 72U
SIC; fancy. S& q9Ac. Raisins rather quiet,
but prices are hrm on reports OF firmness
on the coast. Loose Muscatels are quoted
at 5Hd6i4c; choice 10 fancy Seeded, 5hff
nc; seedless 5d6c; London layers, 3l2)Q
l35.