davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-01
GRAIN RECEIPTS INCREASE
Gratifying Growth is Noted by the
Figures for the Year.
BARLEY HELPS THE TOTALS
New Elevator Capacity IL Added and
New Firms Are Taken Into tho
Grain Exchange During
the Year.

Omaha's grain market showed for 1911
gratifying increase in business over
1910. Total receipts OF all grains for the
year were 45,;3s,2OO bushels. "a new record
for yearly receipts and an Increase Of
l,g2s, 500 bushels over the preceding year.
Total shipments were 80, $4,000 bushels,
compared with 22SS6, 500 bushels for 1910
That an increase in receipts was shown
is due to the development of Omaha as
a barley market. 4.75s,OOo bushels Of this
grain being received for the year. The
barley shipments IN the records OF the
Omaha Grain exchange are small COM
pared with the receipts, as the exchange
has 20 far been unable TO get from the
railroads the records on the barley billed
out.
More Elevators.
The total elevator capacity Of the mar
ket was increased during the year to
$4,000 bushels by the erection OF the
Imperial Milling company's 10000 bushel
house at the Bluffs and additions to the
elevators Of the Transmississippi Grain
company, the Cayers Elevator company
and the Crowell Elevator company, the
additions having capacities of 100000 bush
els. 125,0OO bushels and 10000 bushels, re-
spectvely.
Thirteen new active grain members
we're added TO the rolls Of the exchange
during the year and the following new
firms: Merriam Commission company
Ware & Leland, Crowell Elevator com
pany. Standard Grain company, Il. w.
Taylor & Co., George A. Roberts Grain
company, Rainbolt Corn company, Henry
Roberts, Dawson Grain company and the
Willow Springs distillery.
The following table shows receipts in
bushels of the three leading grains by
the month:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-01

AbAhiNf sF''f"a'fNN' FN'f'''
CONSOLIDATED later into stock Yards Ma
tlonal.
The Clearing House association gives
the following comparative statement Of
hank ,tahrtnug for ma n yenrs.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-01

Following are the receipts and ship
ments for all grains for the year, COM
pared with l910
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-01
,JobbInR Trade.

The following list shows the amount
Of business in various lines done In 1911:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-01

Grand total ........,. 99.21sO3S "a, OJ6,95 81
Increase over 1910 S5.161,0S7.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-01

Money order Department.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-01
China, Glassware, Etc., Tuesday

Table 2-Fancy Dresden, Jardinieres French and Ger
Plates Dishes Cups and Saucers, Cut Glass Nap
pies sold up to 81 % Tuesday each ........ .49c
Another Table will contain Douton Tea Pots, Pitchers
Hand Painted Trays Dresden Jardnieres Chop Plates
Platters Cake Plates, etc; sold up to $500, at 79c
There will be Fancy Glass Vases, Italian Fayence Can
dlestcks, Dresden Relish Dishes and Plaes sold up to
More Vases Table Decorations, Glass and Meta-Cut
Glass Bowls--Comports and Bowls, combined sold up
to $6OO-Tuesday ....... ..................$2 IS
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-01
Mailing Division.

Mail matter originating at and dis
patched from this office
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-01

$500 per dozen will be sold Tuesday $4,000
$4,000 per'dozen will be sold Tuesday SCI. 90
$500 per dozen will be sold Tuesday $3.50
500 and 500 doz. will be sold Tuesday $4,000
$500 per dozen will be sold Tuesday S43. so
5000 per dozen will be sold Tuesday $3.50
$500 per dozen will be sold Tuesday S26.OO
$500 per dozen will be sold Tuesday $1S.75
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-24

Snlcfcit for rnsiiife % polite 81
Der. Dc, Der itonr Gr6eioet bIonOt
8~ebenboonS Sober be6er oGe SO.
roeGSmisiionens @enner on at opre
meo till at Tfobe SuIefeIt FOR bisie
Menneifer, boorof Sc fIelte Ieoer I'M.
Der meget tronoe 90 fnttiee Soar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-24
Gn Sb9efasie-R ciolution.

SoGtebro, 3. 0ecbr. Boa ct al
Reprpientonter for gentrolforenin.
gen Of Spgefasier / Ringf6bin99tmt
ofboIot Ws6e fer oe6toges felger.
De Reiolution:
HeprGientanter FOR @entrolfore.
ninQen at RinQfsbing @ntts Spge.
faster, iomle0e Den 3. December /
S%oIite6ro, ti1o6er Jig operFor ben
bsie &eaerine og Riesbog at it6taIe
Dor 3of for oct foreIogte 6orilo9
It'll Reoiiion al SpgefosieIooen, i6et
nj BOG IfoI u0toIe Iom bort Soob,
at 2onen moo fomme til at inoe.
iboG6e beitemte Regfer for, bbor
bsit 2eqebonororerne for SpQefo8.
iemeblenmer fam gon, ion1t at Sn6.
tn9tSqrenierne for Me6femsret FOR,
bsies eGer itrpqes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-24
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I->8@~--


6e6aonen, asbenboon a~fil6reOeS /
@uor @io6ogs, ifriper 9. Q. |
yar. 0gbG." of 6. oS., oct prGg-
ti9e 5riluftsmomment for @Dlius-
@ridien og bans to 9eOiagere Sge9-
,6ogen og 9ren0lln0, Der iotte 81
bet TIL poa 0onmarfs. @fspe0itionen
til Norogrenlono.
N}on fan ponifelig tGnte Jig ct
noturligere oo FrGgtigere Ntonll-
ment unoer oa6en Sinmel. Denne
biln0iolj6e, megtige, bloa @ranit.
item, iom ollereOe Noturen bar beer
oct / ale aonter, og 6elieffet al De
tire Meno, Der oier of nde VelIfel-
frpfter for at 9ielpe Sl90en meo
De forip9note <n0e, Der itri6er al
furften 9plo op ooer De noeiIOmlne
Snebierge, 90 roonlig ben ma8iioe
Srifription / %tommetpffe 8ogitaDer
- alt bette itnar / en- iorltn0erltg
oelgsren0e Sormoni til Monumcn-
tets Stot bets Soc og bets an.
bringelie.
Observation-Disclosures operoq-
re6eS al en- tofrig 6oriamling al
hn0blt0te, booriblon6t ioos ReprG.
ientonter for Rigsoog, Nagiitrat,
llnioeriitet og Scr og 8Goo0e, og
oeSit6en bar Der Here We0lemmer
al 0omnurfs. Gf8peoitionen og al
DC oT6e0es SIpqt.
@omiteen5 5ormnn6, 9nptain
Nmor1p, bolot aTiI6ring8toIen,
boori ban ontolte oet Sorq, gr6-
ifabet ofn Oe TIRE mooiQe Mpn0s
800 booOp oaft / 0onmorf. 9ette
Min0e8mprfe Dor MI rejit til sore
Tor Dem, Der Dor ieqnet UNDER aon-
pen MOS Goturelementerne, til
W}in6e ON en- lpienoe 9e0rift al
0onife WpnOs No6 og Bligtroifob
San o~oer6rog 0erefter Min0esm9r-
fet til asben6obns aommt1e til
Bern o9 Sic.
Operprpiioent Sonqititres taffe-
Sc pau 9sbenbobns @eQne, og Der.
mco bar Seiti0eliqhe6cn iorbi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-24
eanOets %5Oriuar.

lln0er 3. os. u0ien6er &ooeObe.
ltprelien FOR y0onite aoinoers
6oriporsiorenin9" fslgetrOe Opfor.
bring:
0onffe Men0 og apin0erl De
l~loeirSifper, Der i Maane0er bar
bengt trllenoe oper europa, bar
n~eooer0igois meo forgget Stprfe
mauttet 6enleoe Sanfen poa De me-
get i6leli9e Wangler, boornnoer
bort 6oripor li0er, og forbodbent'
lg er mango Zine, iOm f6r bar
hdfeOe, bleone oobne0e for Den
6are, Der truer Oonnorf UNDER en-
8er6ensfrig.
On itor Del al MongIerne oeo
bort 5orioor fon life / en- SoIt al.
biPIpes, men paa mango Omroa.
Der fan % bsr Der esres meget.
Oct er Dor &e9eringS og 9igs-
bags Gag at orone 2anoets 6or'
iDar, o9 oct @nioor fan life toges
ira Dem. N}en ale hi ANDRE bar
ogiau bort 9lnipar, Loo os 0erfor
gsre, bnao Der itoar / Dor Wogt,
for at Der 40 6ribiQigbeeens gei
iou burtig iom mtlig fan blipe
trirfiet nogle at De n~e0oenoigite
Observation-Disclosures, iom Dog
III booe blioen0e 8ero.
Sngen fan ie, boao 8remtioen
b9rer / fit Sfso, men oct ipne8,
Tom orl Der en6nu er Ieonet os en-
6riit; ben moa life 9oa unpttet
benl
Oanffe apin6ers Notwithstanding
opfororer oerfor en6per til oe6 8i'
6rog at itstte en- Sroiomliug til en-
siebliffeli1 Stnrfelie al bort 5or'
fpor.
8i inoeitoor for, at De inoinmle-
DC Benge Ifol blfne anpenot / nsie
SDerenitemmelie meb arigsbeItD-
reliens oq Be fn9fpnoige, miIit9re
Mnnoiqbeoers aron.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-24
9eo / ltolanbet. @n una 0oi

9po / %ltblamSet. gn ung 6onif
St9enisr Ooe Gbr. 9ert6elien, Ssn
al 6orpogter GarI 9ertbel'en pao
0isleogoaro oe0 9ogenie, er iflg.
80. &" fonmen af Ooge i 9rnii.
lien oe0 ct llIpffestilfeIoe. 9an
reiite ! 9egDnoelien nf bette Iar til
9raiilien, boor Der por itsrre 5rem.
tiOsmuIi96e0er for bom, og lt6iig.
terne par De olerbeolte, 0n DOZEN
ronite bnm. Sun blen fun 81
9(or al.
Sfarlaeensieber. 3 2sbet al oct
iibite Bar 9uge, Tribes Der Den 7.
0s., er Der / 2pngbp forefaloet en-
Ibalp SneS SilfeIoe al Sfarlogens.
feber, % Den tonititurereoe Oiitrifts.
lege Dor oerfor gipet Orore til at
liffe 8pens aomnnlnel toIe og Den
prioote bsiere Mmenifole.
800 @lasiplinter. On rng Bige /
@islinge oeo Solbpf fit / 5orion1-
meren neo ct SolO / nogle fnrIte
@Iasioeer en- M9ne6e Sfonr mo /
ben enc Soono. Man mettte imto.
Iertio at bope foaet Sfoorene no Of
iSonret igen; men nogle Waaneoer
efter bespnote De ri 5slge vSolb.
81. Doebl." at oanrte fig imoa Soar
paa Bieens ODER. oe ltnoerarm, oe
al Soorene brso en- Mnngoe @las.
iplinter frem, biotil oper 800, fri.
Der otte Siinoreoe.
aatbolif airfe | silfebpre. gn
M fotbolff Girfe blep Den s. os.
in6oiet | Silteborg. Sipooielien FORE
toges | 8f'fop b. glcfs JorfaIo of
Eaitor aerp fra SorierS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-24

men man 9opoe S~notrpftet af, at
Ell itor Del al De mg0te Iuit life
6grte til Dem, Der er biemmebnnte
pe0 iooa0nne 0tg0er, og Or0et,
Der lgO, bar 9o0t nof, oct bar oct
Iterfe Or0 nle6 ben 0Dbe Gone ON
gIo0et, Der renier ira al SDno.
0lon ioo 0e forifeGige Upper
bGanot De m6ote: no9le, Der f6Gte
fig IiOt generic, men bog liite0e Jig
ct goOt Stpfte OPP / SoIen; andre,
iom me0 ct ooerIe9ent Smil Iotte
Jig mo8itpt til Rette / ben ne0er-
lite @n0e Of Solen; otter on0re, lom
fon0t, at oct 6ele bor ltbDre NOR
iomt; men iao o9ioo no9le, iom
oirfelig 66rte, bbo0 Der bleo iogt.
Sffe ioo foo ooerbere0e 8e0e-
msoet boqefter, en- Del gonife bit
nprmeit al 3psgerriobe0. @o0t, at
man be0, at Subs Orb life oenoer
tomt tilboge, men at bet 1fol gere,
lbooo bom bebooer, og lDftelig no,
f6re, bpo6 Fan ien6er BET till
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-24
g6usbOrg So" ~uotprres for anbcn
Sang.

s oHosborg Se" pe6 Sporfgr
bar man fornpIi9 p~oo6e9pn0t ct ret
omfotten0e 86rlegnin9sorbeioe, i0et
Seren 0tsaer of Rsrre M6Qe og
Muifinbon0ler gierrtng of gibor9
IoOer bpgge en- temmeIig Itor 8ino-
motor noe / ct Stptfe @n9, Der er
10 6or. 2ono itor, o9 iom be i
for febt for 1000 ar.
Gen lobe Bris. iom Oog Of GO
mems 5oIf oniloos til OF opre me-
item 6obbeIt for itor, fortpGer, at
@nqen 6p0tiI bor opret Ion at ii9e
lt0en 8proi. Gen er nemliq en- Del
of ben for ca. 30 gor ii0en no
t6rreOe Rosborq 81 oq er en0ml
ian bI66, at ingen bor funnel font
no pno Den, boorfor 66bierq.
ninqen enten 6or opret meget be-
ener til 0eIs umtIig, Ii9e-
iom 6eet, Der biotiG bar oofiet. bnr
bpret al nteQet rinqe aooIitet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-24
--1aC.
SororDitelie / &eitjpaanO.
5 &6p.

Scatter til Sgnoog Den /. Dec.
bar Der iflg. y5pa. BIT" iunoet en-
ret fraftig S%or0rgtelie Steo i man-
&c @9ne al Oct noropeltli9e SUI
Ior0.
5 Spotbp % pao 0bpbolm bar
man De fleite SteOer bemGrfet boa'
6e en- rulleROe 2pO 90 ct Steo,
men nogle SteOer bor man BOG
fun bemGrfet 5teoet.
9oitneiter 9Iod i Surup meOoe-
Ter, Oft pao BoItbuiet m9rfeoe man
PEG 1.5i0en ben poagRloeltOe yeot
en- meget Itprf 5irorpiteIie, le0io-
get of ct Gus. Oct belle poreoe fun
iao Sefupoer. a6bmoro So6roe /
Silrnp oplpier, at ban ben poogel'
0en0e geot ct aonrter fer 1 6srte
en- ~unoerlig bitIorenbe 2po, og lt1lO-
0elbart efter fsltes en- 9%epegel'e,
fom ON ban ienfeoes neo og i9en
bleo leftet op. 8eDGgelIen foreglt
iGont % roligt. 9i9netOe Sagtto'
gelier fom De Der npurte er 9iort
flere 5te0er / Surllp, og ct entelt
5teo oil man o9ioo booe bennGrtet
2 Sts6.
s geiterpig, airf % Bigger bor
man / 5elge oGbfite0 9tmtSoo."
ogioa merfet Sor0rpItelie1 Iom ct
St66. leoio9et oi en- ~bulOrenOe 2pO.
goo 8bpboIm og Segin06 bar non
mprfet Rpitelien poa iamme 03oo-
De. @nnroeier Soelgno0r / SpiO.
bierg, Der iuO o9 ifreo; mqrte0e,
at goroet og Stolen rpite6e / nogIe
foo Seflnoer, o9 iamti0ig berte
ban en- ntGen6e 9p6.
Ipitelien ion itprf / SOlitebro,
at Sitiene rnite0e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-24
g~effeliesmpoerne | Bethesda.

S 9ftes, itrioer ). 6. / gar
Debl." Of A. 6s., aTboIotes oct treble
of De g9fteIfesmsoer, iom y9irfelig
Sorenine for .Wisiion | So.
benbapn" bar orroneeret iom en-
5ortIpttelie al @6pentsguostiene.
fterne.
9igeino Iiot ion peo be fore.
goaenbe Me6er Dor Der peo bette
Iarlig mango NenneIter TIL Steoe;
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-24

SnSrc Misiion, 9oitor SoOolin
er frotraoot iom Sefret9r be0 Sn-
Ore MiSiion, 6a Fan CT uonGpnt til
S%ognepreit for aippmge % Bro
rltp. Sn0til oi0ere oil 9oitor Cons
oaoro f11ngere Iom Sefreter.
5OribnnOen / II Iar. Soeno6org,
7. December. @n aaptoin &eterien
al NoritoI ~forioan0t for II aar
iiOert, og man fon0t ienere ct Sig,
Ser mentes at bore bans. geu er
ban imiolerti0 oen0t tilbo9e til
MorItal, 6oor ban bar Some o9
9grn boen0e.
Gn 15anrig fbinOclig &pber bfeo
forleOen poogrebet of Bolitiet | 46-
benbonn. Sum 6ob6e ON aftenen /
oct mgrfe 9borter poo &igrnet al
Site0go0e o9 GepentDom89o0e fror6-
bet en- plore 0ome en- &oonotoIfe,
boori Der loo en- Sporefosiebog poa
1000 Groner, ltr og Regler iornt
80 ar. / Gontonter. Den unge G6.
oerife, Der oor 10 2[ar og 9e0 Weo-
RTE Serenien, ifiuGte Jig for fine
6orielqere / en- RitlfpIoer, men bGep
6ltrti9t f1tnoet.
Snlcfcit for rnsiiife % polite So.
Der. Dc, Der itonr glr6ei0et 6Gon0t
9GbenboonS Sober be6er one So
roeISmisiiotten8 @etner orn at bore
meo till at 7tobe SllIefeIt FOR 6iSie
Menneifer, 6oorof 6e fleite Geoer I'M.
Der meget trnnae 90 fatti9e Soar.
airfeligt 9nnosforbnno. Ho8fil6e,
6. December s @ftermi66og oFbot0t
firfeIi9t 9on6sforblrn6 / &osfiloe ct
StiFtsm6oe for SipGon6. 3I. 2h
oor ser Acknowledgements, boor-
til bob6e in6fun6et iiq ReprpIen.
tonter ira beIe Sipllon0. 5orbon6-
Iir9erne 6reie6e fig ON 6e to He.
~iollttioner, Der beoto9es poo 2on0S-
u0ooI98mG0et / 9etbe86o Sen 81.
Sftober / Inr. Heiolittionerne oon6t
enitemrni Til1lutnin9. 0erefter oolg-
tes ct Stiftsu6ooIq.
Om Iftenen ofbol6tes en- Orient
li9t Weoe, oeo 6oilfet 0ompropIt
9on6o % Frooit l1ssing tolte.
st @rnbfammcr'Snnb Solitebro,
6. December. ge6 SpbrDoning of
2orgulpet ! Sepel airfe op6ageoe
man un6er @nlpet ct at NunfeIten
mltret 8rabfonmner ira oct 16.
Marbun6re6e. Ronret oor fprot meo
Sor6. men oe6 ll6orooning fon6tes
flere aronier o9 Siefernes oa
MamcferneS obeIioe gooben / guilt
Metof omtrent ubeifooige0e iontt
en- N~oonep1o6e me6 SnTfriptior.
@ropfomret ifnl M reitoureres og
6e ftnone 9ronier Ipqqes i en- fpI-
leg aiTte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-24
) SnIIing g.

apltelien bor ogioa bersrt Belt.
falling, og naDnlig er Den bleoen
bemerfet / Hs0omg. Ia 9ertel
Gbriiteniens Oatter efter at baoe
peret noe paa 8eiss tom biem
pe6 12R.1ioen, % efter at baoe
ppret inOe i 6orGIorenes SopeoG'
relie for at iige @oonot begao iig
op pao lit gGrelie, mGrfeoe bun en-
it9rf Gpitelie | Suiet. Sen9en %
De anOre Mebler / benoes gRrelle
fnogeoe og rofteoe, % BUN tit Sruo.
trpffet al, at ogiaa ielpe Suiet be.
apn6te at pofle. Sum lob neo / 5or.
pl0renes Sooeperelie 90 farot oa
lin Sober iio0en0e op | Sengen. Og.
iaa ban banoe m9rtet Sulet rpite;
Meblerne, bl. a. Sengene, t1ageoe,
% 0ipsgenitonoene, Der itoo poo
M6blerne / Chen, oafle0e oe fir.
re0e mob boeranore.
Rpitelien mprfeoes ligeleoes /
andre Siem | 8pen.
5 ielpe Stioe er Rpitelien I'll. a.
blepen bemprfet Of SpgepleierIte
5ru 8ogrien, Der bar meooelt
oStipe 5olfebl.", at bun, Do bun
peo t2H-5ioen Ioo | lin Seng =
bum ftrnoe fife fol6e i Seon -
phlofelig marfeoe Suiet rpIie. Sem
BEG Seng rpiteoe ret itarft. 8pItelien
pareOe fiin noele foo Sefunoer; men
ct 9ieblif efter fom en- nD HDltelie,
Der BOG life bar ida it9rf iom ben
fsrite.
gn lignet6e 9eretning foreli9eer
fra en- airoen Dame | Sfipe, 5rt.
3angiee. Sum Doagneoe poo Oct
pooaeIoenoe 9ibspunft pe6, at $li.
Yet rpiteSe, 90 &pitelien bar iaa
itrrf, at Der folbt aolfpuos neo
eennem Sforftenen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-24
8ao &c orr s.

gao gtors bor Rpitelien oeret
ioogere, og BET bele oore0e Ogioa
Der fun nogIe fao SefiinOer. 5 gtp.
febing, N., bar HpItelien BOG iterf
nof til at iaa Nitoerne til at flirre,
lieeiom ogiaa 9iaeOerne poo gGg.
gene rsrte Jig - men b~el0igpis bleo
BET life til mere, % man funoe no.
ligt opergipe Jig i 0torfelis arnte.
Ogioo hoe poa Zen bar man
mGrfet Sor6ifelpet; Der telefoneres
ioaleoes til .Morss 9lp." ilere ste.
Der ira. at en- lettere S%opOrpitelie
fife er utogaoet 2an0boernes Op.
mqrtiombe0. Apitelien bor ligeiom
| 9pen o9ret al en- meget blfo
aardfter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-24
@Dlims.G ridiens @inbesmerfe.

ll6e paa 9aneelinie, umiobelbart
Noro for Snbieilinsen til 2pitbno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-24

Snbrc MisiiOn. 9oitor SoOoGin
er f%rotraoot iorn 5efretar oe0 5n-
ore M}isiion, 6a fan er uOnGont til
Soqnepreit for aippin0e % 9ro,
rltp. Snotl pi6ere oil 9oitor Cons
9ooro fu1gere iom Sefreter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-15
O

Sealed bids and proposals will be re-
ceived on November 18th, 1912, at $50
p. m, by the Common Council in the
Council Chamber at the City Hall,
Perth Amboy, for the construction of
a sewer in Sherman street from Market
street to Paterson street.
All bids must be accompanied by a
certified check drawn to the order of
the City Treasurer for $4,000.
Thirty working days will be al
lowed 3or the completion of the work.
Specifications may be obtained at the
office of the City Surveyor.
The Council reserves the right to re-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-15
PROPOSALS..

Sealed bids and proposals will be re-
ceived on November 18th, 1912, at $50
p. M, by the Common Council in the
Council Chamber at the City Hall,
Perth Amboy, for the construction of
a sewer in Elm street from Smith
street to Market street.
All bids must be accompanied by a
certified check drawn to the order of
the CITY Treasurer for $4,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-15

Thirty working days will be al
lowed for the completion of the work.
Specifications may be obtained at the
office of the City Surveyor.
The Council reserves the right to re-
iect any or all bids as may pest serve
the City's interests.
GEO. M. ADAIR,
127O2-11-12-6t Street Commissioner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-15
RuQs That Curl.

Coat the under side Of the edge Of O
rug with shellac and 1t will at no time
curl.
Early Street Lighting.
Paris In 1882 was occasionally light
ed by means Of burning pitch and 9th.
er combustihles in pans.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-15

iect any or all bids as may best serve
the City's interests.
GEO. NJ. ADAIR,
127O3-11-12-6t Street Commissioner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-15
srsdsn'S Mobility.

Persistent caste marriage has led In
Sweden to the disappearance of 10 pei
cent of the original noble families.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-15
Wanted to Keep Thorn.

Wanted to Keep Thorn.
"YOu seem to like his attentions.
Why don't you marry himf"
Because / like his attentions"
Heaithful London.
London is the healthiest capital in
Europe, according to latest medical
statistics.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-15
Little Different,

He-So your father asked what you
saw in me to admire? she-Oh, no; no
asked what l imagined l saw.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21
New York Produce.

NEW YORK, July I3.-Fiour quiet and steady:
oprng patents. s5.25a6<o: winter straishts. 81 60
T4.75: winter patents. S.ao6635: spring clears:
81. 50GI4. so; winter extras, No. l. A2od4 80;
winter extras. No. p Sioo9Ilo' Kannaa straishta'
81 50d5.75.
wheat-spot easy. No. . slo6&01osN ele-
vator export basis and export Sl.0s4 l. o b.
nnoat to arrive: No. / northern Duluth. $ll3h
(. o. b. nnoat- Futures closed &c 10 Inc net
lower. July closed nt s1ooii September. 81 Oh;
December, s1.03h.
Hops weak; Pucino coast 1911 so9Sac: old
olds 10000
Hides quiot; Central America, 2415o; Bosota,
2Gc5c.
Petroleum steady. refined Now York barrels.
$500; refined Now York bulk. s.. 90: Philadelphia
barrels, IS, 60; Philadelphia bulk. 90.
Wool nrIn: domestic fleece Xxx Ohio. S1932c.
Raw sugar steady; muscovndo. SO test. 3isc:
centrifugal. 9s tost. 3.9sc molasSes sugar. SO
test, 3,23c Refined sugar quiet cut lonf 5.9oc
crushed. $780, mold \. $50; cubcP. 5.35c;
xxx powdered 25c: powdered 6.e0c: gran
uIated. 5.1oc; diamond A. 5.1oc; confcctloners
A, 4,e5c: No. l. ta5c; No. 2 t.eoc: No. 5.
S6c5 No. 4. 4s0c. No. Q. 475c: No. s. LOG.
No, T. I6sc; No s. lsoc; No. o. t65c: No.
10. 4.5oc; No. IL. 4 4bc: No. 12 ftoc; No. %
and NO. Il 4 55c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21
TECHNICAL POSITION OF
THE STOCK MARKET GOOD
Specates Being Picked Up by Spectators in Anticipation
of Making Good Thing When the Boom
Is Under Way
By Thomas c. ShotweIl.

Tobacco companies were dissolved and
on account of the immense harvest. The
Cigar Stores company moved up to high
record price for the year IN expectation
Of an early announcement OF the new
financial plan. This plan is unofficially
said TO include stock dividend OF 200
per cent. the 8 per cent dividend being
paid on the entire Issue. The company
is doing business at the rate Of $780,
o00.0 gross annually now. which is 20
per cent greater than the best It ever
did in the past
Some specialties are being picked up In
preparation for movements when the mar
ket is right. Industrial alcohol is one Of
these. the stock being prepared for a
per cont dividend TO be declared early
In the autumn Westinghouse is being
accumulated In anticipation OF per
cent dividend IN September. General
Electric Is expected to get at least 80
per cent in new stock Canadian Pacific
will make very large stock issue TO
provide for double tracking the road
from Winnipeg to Vancouver. as exclu-
'sively announced in this column months
ago
The market is In good technical con-
dition In spite of the rise Of tho last
week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21
MARKET FOR WHEAT
HEAVY At THE CLOSE
Big Crop Estimates Cause a
Drop in Prices on Chicago
Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, July 2o.-Big crop estimates
took the place Of the Dardanelles scare
as the chief influence today In fixing the
price OF wheat Accordingly the market
Corn finished unchanged to lie down,
oats varying from so off to a shade ad-
vance. and provisions UP 2ic TO 1oc.
Official notice that the closing OF the
Dardanelles had been deferred acted as
bearsh lever at the start in the wheat
trade but was forgotten later when at
tention turned back to the crop outlook In
the United States. a large expert just
returned from q tour OF the northwest
and southwest predicted a total yield OF
as against the government July forecast
of 629, 100000 bushels. He also raised
his winter wheat estimate TO about four
hundred million bushels. Statements that
and had shipments already en- route here
pulled the market down hard in the first
half hour During the session Septem
Der ranged from 926c to 93ac, with last
sales 93ic. decline OF ltc compared
with yesterday.
Week end covering by shorts held corn
comparatively steady until late In the day.
when values sagsed on account OF rains
in portions OF Nebraska where drouth
complaints had been heard. September
weak &c net lower at 64Rc. Cash grades
were only In fair demand; No. yellow,
71i@713c.
Wet weather In harvest sections helped
the price of oats the greater, part OF the
time The market weakened In the end
with other grain. September ranged be-
tween 33hc and 34a@3iac. The close,
33fc. represented loss Of a@3o net.
Packers received the credit for the Per-
sistent buying witnessed In provisions,
10c: lard &C to 71m1oc, and bacon 2ae
TO SC.