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Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29
WOMAN LOSES MONEY =
WHILE RIDING ON A TRAIN

While sleeping on a train yesterday.
on her way from Marshaltown. Ia. 10
Omaha, Mrs. Arthur Gross Of Marshall
town was robbed Of SIS in BILLS Mrs.
Gross, who was riding in the chair car.
laid her pocketbook on the seat beside
her and dropped off to sleep When she
woke up she looked into her pocketoook
for a handkerchief and found that some
one had taken all her money.
Mrs. Gross is on her way to Texas to
visit relatives. Having through ticket
she was able to take the train to her
destination. She had two children with her
and said she needed the money.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29
Postal Employees
to Be Vaccinated

Oscar ]. Carter. postal clerk living at
1916 Webster street. was taken from hin
work at the postofficc late Monday aft
ernoon to the Emergency hospital, where
he is suffering from smallpox In an sd-
vanced stage 1t is known that at least
q dozen Of the employees have been ex-
posed to the disease. and. the greatest
precautions are being taken to prevent
an epidemic. Carriers work kept him In
the swing room most Of the time. and
this room was fimigated yesterday By the
city health department. All OF the em-
ployes who were working with Carter
VIII be vaccinated-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29

cash quotations were as oilows:
FEOuR-steady: winter patenta, tlDf8
fiss winter strsighls Ha.1L@; spring
ulie; bakers. sz&9ssco
, RYE--No = s>sf1<Dc.
BARLEY-fe>d or nhunS. S9stc. fair
IL choice mating. n14lA
SEEDS Timothy. sil@ehse; clover.
fn6viTisioss-Puk. mesa, new. sikse;
nld, hs.ls. Lzra. In tierees. sks7h. short
Total elearsnces OF wheaf and flour
were sass Q sseo %. Primary = receipts &C.
lae corresponding day year ago. Esti-
hated receipts for tomorrow. Wheat. 81
cars; corn. - cars; oats. - cars; hogs.
eaIess9 Cash Prsss. No., !, - red. sOg
HAD. n0sQa-os: No. hard. scG
f'm: no. i northern. a-lo9I-i3. No. :
- thern. 81 os4I. IL No. ! northcrn. u.021
q. No. Z spring. rLoco1 g. No. spring,
fsE.ei.s: No. : spring. 1890: velvet
s5@ff. Nc1tL1: durasa. seeg1-G: Corn
&s 1890. MS: Nv oh.Is; $500 ssSsse ia 20
-<site. Es4sis; No. yellow. 5000 &c. Dat.
- :. 10: No whito. sztz95so: No. 4 SIG
t>-,es 10, [ is4ec; No. white. t7ss<tsiare
st-s1tard. s1Se5s.e.
5k<s' 80. ssa.gste. Barley, seceu-z
az $1,000
sss1Es-sssady: ereamsres. 2gsse
cssfkz zE-<c
Esos-W<zk. receipts. kU1 cares: a
rzzs4. CASES included. z31czc. ordinar]
1E1s .fc-@e. Hrzts. sc.
EniNSE,-stex5y: cH1za.s. i7i<317l.c
49, fs.iSt1c; young Americas. liza
-Ss.ri isns horns. IsAlrkc-
rOEs-Stszdy: r<c2rtz q cars
1gzs<Hfk.1. N.Eo-..s. Michigan ana Ain
s+sxsa 81 tS4llc
&c -sT3f-Sssndy. turksys. hws l3c
.ss<><f sfe eki<ksrs. Iva Lee dressed
sz.sEr s.tfEez. i've. lsc. dressed H1lfc.
t<~.fs- 7.@45fi s1-.e.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Outside Situation Gives Local Trad
ers Little Encouragement.
sosS FUTURES ARE SUPPORTED
stoeh. Are vsry Moderate Cousider-
.zs he Enornoss Run Daring
the Last Thirty Dsys-No
Lfraft Go cash ocmsnd.

OAAE-+. req - -s4--
rus was ct spousa Grange n out,
side markets ycsts-day TO give local
traders much help N tse way o. dsssf
mining the feeling O. country holders Of
waeai. The washer conditions are
csaziSercd very sagorahie to growing
winter wheat AMI estimates on the pfoo-
aaIe yields arc very evtraEasant. Cash
6.saaaad Is still very dull. but offerings
az 50 light that VALVES hold strons and
ecsi,y recover all slight declines
-hsrs Is no ct up in the confident sup
port Ok corn futures. Stocks are very
Moderate considering the enormous run
i,s last thirty days. There seems TO De
no limit 20 the c1sh demand rom the
so.th. A real bull campaign Is likely as
sooa as the March reserves are mace
,ph.,c.
Thc wheat market was caught bare Of
offerings and vahses were bid Sharply
flxAer owing TO beuer cash dersid.
Cash wheat was held 1c higher today.
Corn receipts fell ocf sharply owing 70
She adverrc shipping weather aud with
the demand excellent bryers easily forced
values higher.
bushels and, shlpmentE were bs3.ocD bush
els. against receipts last year OF 4Ie.o7
bushels ami shipments OF 5000 bushels.
Primary onrn receipts were l.s1.m
bushels and shipments were i,tsi.oo bush
els. against receipts last year OF le..W
bushels and shiunents OF $4,000 bushels.
CIearances were $500 bu. OF corn, loe
bu. OF oats and wheat and flour equal to
za.oo0 bu.
Liverpool closed unchanged to 10 lower
on wheat and isfJAld lower on corn.
The following cash sales were reported:
wheat--None soaa Corn-No. white:
car. SIC. No. 4 white: car. ZINC. No.
color: car, SC. No. yellow: l car. ellsc.
NO. I yellow: 2 cars. eoc; cars VIC; ]
ar. Sc; cars, 51sc. No. . mixed;
cars, sl,sc: car, Gle. No. mixed: cars,
eac Q cas-, &c. no grade car. boc. Oats
standard: / oar, sic. No. white: IL
cars. sic; car. 5Osc. No. white: cars,
5elsc; car, 6g,c. cars. ts'<o.
Omaha CASH rrsues.
wHuAT--No. hard, sss4cG3sl .os, No. .
hard, sec91l 20: No. hard. epscQfl. 0h
CORNING. ! white, elh8sltc; No. =
white. 57f157lsc. No. color. e16dtSc. No
: yellow. si4sissc; No. yellow. aqesc;
10; :, siasihe;. No. 4. ssasoc; no grade
'ooATs-Nc. . white. siqsl.e; standard,
tek66ic; No. white. bkQ5ici. No
While. UafQ60sfS No yellow. o4tQsekc;
No { yellow. Bz66oxc.
BARLEY-Ms1tfng, Scq4l. "a: No feed,
7JGG6c, heavier feeding. GGpoc.
kYE-No. q sl0Uc; No. . @0slo.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29

t
Features Of The Trs<iag ana Clesins
Prices on heard Of Trade.
cHRIck0Q. Feb .. = Sensational
figures on farm reserves. the lowest IN
made the market soar. The close was
strong al a net adysnce Of 5sfylc 10 s.so.
corn finished %Mkc TO Inc up; oats,
,y1ztc 20 ana hog products advanced
Me farm reserve estimates that had
snea stirring effect In the wheat pit
came from two prominent Chicago
houAfs One report Indicated reserve
'of orA,y m,op,ooo bushels compared with
lie.eo.Av twelve months ago. According
,w.0o,9o1 bushels. sshcuaEe Of 7S.o0oo
bushels, An opinion ,IhicI, received much
attention was 20 the eject that aside
from the requirements fbr seed the
Sasheis' III Under The ,S ca resulting ihs
market went Wild. baiEing the hardest
IN the Last hftfan Tninuites before the
iinsl gong For TIN My option here.
fluctuations ran ffon 3i4ooisGiota with
ne windup nc net hxaer at AosH9
Farm supplies rsmrhabiy light In
corn as well As In whea {. started the
ecerser cereal on a steap climb. May
sassa S's ne az e Co., Ss.h a assass
we're firm. Ma : yezow was quoted at
,sos5tsc for CARROTS
Oats exhibited unmlstaka BILE sympathy
with wheat and corn. Tqp and bottom
leyeis tSuchoi Tor May sscre &c and
llz4c with ias sales at tho first named
figures Ne above Mondays close.
An advance aIl around In provisions
Resulted from the strength Of hogs and
srain. In the end pork was higher ;foff
~. 70 irtc and the reS Of the list.
flle leading futurss closed as fo.lews:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29
COACH BURKE SELECTS
SCHOOL DEBATING SQUAD

Coach Edward r. Burke OF the Omaha
High school debating squad picked the
two teams yesterday afternoon which viii
represent the school in its regular de-
bates this spring.
The Des Moines team VIII consist Of
Edwin Landale. leader: Fred Rypins and
Carson Hathaway. with Paul Mackin. al
ternzte The squad which viii argue
with the couciI Bluffs High school will
be made up OF George Grimes, leader;
Maurice Clark, Barney Kuiakofsky and
Milton Petersen. alternate.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29
MUST PAY HEAVILY FOR
GIVING JUDGE HORSE LAUGH

II does not pay to give the Judge on
The bench the horse laugh"
Yesterday in police court Clifford
Trusty was arTaIgned before Judge Foster
on q charge Of vagrsney. After putting
up a fight for liberty. Trusty was sen
fenced TO thirty days on the rock pile
As he vas leaving the court room he
turned around and after attracting the
iudre,s attention. gave q snsertng laugh.
sixty days more" said the judge as
he raised the number on the complaint
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29

KANSAS CITY. Feb. &-CATTLE-
Receipts, soco head. including so south
ems. Market steady TO strong; dressed
beef and sxgort steers. bsgse: f.lr %
is; sfockers and feeders. A25ds g:
southern steers. E.ooas-eo; southern cows.
81 ood6Ae5: native cows. Ni5Q6ss: native
heifers, s17s9sSS bulls. 81 5odk.5o: calves.
~ 5od<oo
HoGs-Receipts. s.oeo head. Market e
higher: bulk OF sales. ti5ds.Ao; heavy,
tsSc1a %, packers and butchers, NM
6s0: lights. sSco1ls %; pigs. A.15u5.25
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Receints q go
head. Market strong: lambs. A@QS9;
ewes. ass0Lzs: stockes and feeders.
& VITO.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29
Bohemian Nobleman
is Coming to Omaha

Count Francis I.netEow, a Bohemian
nobleman and director Of science In OK
ford university. will be In omahs
this evening and vii be Informally re-
ceived by his local countrymen. He Is on
his way west. visiting all the principal
cities, and is announced to speak At Lin
coin Friday. He arrives from Chicago as
40. continuing his journey at 6 o'clock
In the meantime he will be received by
Bohemians Of Omaha at the Union sta
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29
81. L.ui. Tive STOCK Market.

ST. LOUIS Feb. &-cATTLE-Re-
eeipts. sso head. including 30 Texans.
Market steady. native shipping and ex-
port steers, S5adxsa; dressed beef and
butcher steers. S. 5oNsoo. steers under
1900 pounds. s1E667s: stockers and
feeders. Assoc: cows and heifers. 8 >
flfoo. cznnere seo94oa: bulls, S0G6-5e:
calves. Soc4eoo: Texas and Indian steers,
81 COR 90. cows and heifers, x2Ud&oc.
HCGS-Receipts. 5se1s head. Market loc
higher. PICS and tights. S-251&Is. mixed
and butchers. ssaas. 70: good heavy. tLse
66n
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. ese
head. Market steady. &c higher native
muttons. s15o9A5r. lambs. Asq1Ale. cciss
and bucks, n-50G1s. stockers. N~@A~
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29

.,saSv. sflais per cent: ruling rate. -
per csnt. Offered ct per cent Time
ioans firmer; sixty days. sAea per cent;
ninsty DAYS, 30sis per cent; sax montns.
s.G3ik per cent. ..anf
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPEk-sfofs
psTElti.fNG EXCHANGE steady. with
actual business in bankers bills. At t-sto
80 stxtv-dav bills and AZ N.s7S for de-
n,aud. Commercial bills. N0&-
siLvER-Bar. ss5sc; Mexican doisrs'
BONDS STEADY; rAnroad'
t Closing quotations on bonds today were
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29

proportions Of a market factor. Favor
able adviees from other leading trace
centers were at least partly responsible
for the healthy demand, smaller per-
centage Of bacon weights being generally
ignored
Best heavy hogs on sale brought IS
Identical with yesterdays top. while
bacon stuff ranged from $50 downward
Butcher averages cleared largely at ssh
gals.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29

NEW YORK Feb. q -EVAPOHATED
APPLES-ouiet and steady: on the spot,
fancy. are quoted at s&dfo4c; choice,
si<6ec; prime 7&9sisc.
DRIED FRUITS-Steady,. but inactive;
quotations range from sysc to 13c for
CALIFORNIA; up to 9olos and sik0i2c for
Dragons. Aprjcots. dull and nominaily
unchanged: ehoice. 1fIa15ilc; extra
choice. 15Ad161&c: prime. 1646t7.c.
Peaches. dun and easy: choice. iei1filsssc
extra choice. liQiiisc: fancy, 1lsefi2c
Raisins. dull and prices mostly nominal:
loose muscatels are quoted at 5AGfc:
choice to fancy seeded. sl.Hic: seedless, {
ulc: london layers. tL4c91.B.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29

MINNEAPoLIs. Feb. &-wHEAT--
May, tt.osAG1.os5s cash. No. l hard.
s1.0sis: No. 1 northern. t.os5s4f.Nk: No.
northern. si.0fTsaiesh; No. :. si.@.
BARf4EY-7ec4ti.g5
CORNING. yellow, s2Qs3c.
oATS-No. . white. ts9t3lic.
RYE-No. q ssh-e
BRAN-36. ooG25.sO
FLouR-Tirst patents. sAoods. -: Sec
ond patents, Assa4s %; first clears, 81. 40
a15. second clears. 81 s0417o.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29

HOCS-H anything. the hog trade ruled
.haae stronger than yesterday. but the
IN markets had many points IN COM
mon. and most statesmen were nelinsa
- S.srrsf,s business an steady. fairly
aettve- Receipts were large. over leo
Ssad showing up. but this estimate faiied
70 have any bearish influence upon the
serand. ard movement from start TO
fsri<h was featured BY reasonable De-
gree Of freedom, Midday clearance wss
stefcrs purchasing something Ike one
eighth Of the total
Sharactsr Of offerings. viewing re-
CENTS a. a whole. showed decided I'M
movement over recent runs this week
but tbs condition id not assume tAe
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29

NEW YORK, Feb. &-METALs--
Standard copper. steady; spo; and flu
lures. ut1oditS: London market. steady:
spot fef Is Cd: futures. fsS Is Sd. Lake
copper. s14sealt5s. elsctroiytic. sl4de1
hesls: casting. t3.ssif1i&izts. Tin. steady
spot futures. s4i.ss 70 tis.5a London, weak
spot flss is; futures. flss liza Lead.
quiet: H.eoBs1e New York. 2ssd4.s5 Fast
ST. Louis. London. fis is Cd. sDelter.
firm: NIs06ss New York: $40 bid East
ST.. Louis Isopdon. rs is. Antirony,
quiet: cookson'. SIS. Iron. Cleveland
Warrants. IS It'd IN london Locally
iron was quiet No. I foundry northern.
tl&.ssJis .. No. :. s1&2s91L5s. No. SOUTH
en- and No. southern soft. t14751is1
fIrm: sses' s5eiter strong * sesSe-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29

NEW YORK. Feb. 8.-COTToN-Spo
closed quiet: middling uplands. l0s5e;
middling gulf. io.7ec. No sales
Cotton futures closed steady. Closing
bids: February. I0iec: March. 10.llc;
April, laisc: May. i0.s7c: June. i0S2c: Au-
gust. iessc. September i0ssc. October.
lose; November. 1o.fic; December. i0tsc;
January, 1et5c.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 3--wHEAT-
Cash. steady TO hc higher: No. hard.
si.oodf.os; No. ! pscifsi.osh, No. red.
GusSc; No. 3 sSisflssizc.
coRN--UnchanEs 10 &c higher: No.
mixed. e6i1sjgic; No. J. Gsitc: No. white.
67nssc: No. Z. esf1s6i4c
Closing prices OF futures:
wHEAT-May. sLoc0looh bid; July.
s2kc bid.
Conway. esa.c. sellers; July. eske
oATs-steady; No. white. ssgss4c;
No. 2 mixed, 5205sc.
RYE-a20e<c.
HAY-stsady: choice timothy s0oo0
ESQ. choice prairie. slt5o6ib.oo.
Receipts--Wheat: Is cars.
BuTTER-Creamery. &c; firsts, eic.
seconds. &c. packing stock. ENC.
EGGs-Extras, sc; firsts. &c: seconds.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29
philadelphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. S.-BuTTER-
One cent higher: western creamery spe-
ciai. sc western creamery extra, sic;
nearby prints extra. sc.
EGGS-Fir1n, Doc per case higher.
Pennsylvania and other nearby firsts,
free cases. seo per case Pennsylvania
and other nearby current receipts. free
cases, SEQ per case; western current
receipts free cases, 800 per case.
cHEEsE-F1rm: fair demand; New
York full creams. fancy iptG1s<c:
New York full creams. fair TO good,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29

u. osls4ll asls: No. . hard winter. si.ooa
los; May, N-ols1i OH; July, $3.50.
CORNING. 5yellow. &C; No. white,
6sGeic; Ne. .. &c: May es96sxc: July. &C.
OATS-Stsndard. 52bzc.
RARI.EY-M Mailing, 81. 1sdlE.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29

SAVANNAH. Ga. Feb &-TuRPEN-
TISE-FIrm: SIC: sales. 20 barrels;
receipts, . barrels: shipments, ~ bar
reis: stocks. Nlsss barrels.
RDSTS-F1rm; sales LOS barrels: re-
celpts. AIS barrels; shipments. 2a97 bar
r@ix. stock. sa.asS barrels. Quote-R
s. Ek. n. Ees: z. nfe: p RI2G: GIL,
Nc Nc Il &: wv. s,a ~ 49, = "a"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29

YfA ERpouo~> rec< x.--wHEAT-spot
r-zAsy "a G.1i<eSss q 81 No. Nan
"a & ~. fgrlre<. e<eady March.
= ~ 49, - ed; JAY. e 80
t<s- = 500 qllr<f Ar-s<tczn atxe1.
yasr. IN r.sxst. rec. k5fr dried 6 80.
1Ssfrf-. d. xHrct- - MA. May.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29
MinneapoIis Grain Market.

MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 2S-wHEAT--
May. si.osk0i.osss: cash. No. hard.
81 lelss. No. northern. N.osSsai.0E-s; No.
northern. ti.ofsdi.o5a: No. 9. Sic.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29

Elmer shiveay, 1914 North Twenty
.sehth street, frame dwelling. 1850; U.
B. Balcombe. 1901 Davenport brick store.
ysa: Julia johnson. 3ls2 Chicago, frame
dwelling. sz.sn
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29

NEW YORK. Feb. eS-DRY GOODS
The primary eottcn goods market was
rtezty daring he cay. 5obhcrs and re-
tntiers -erortet fairy good business fer
this sea<cp Of the PEAR. Domestic wo-si
pzsuen hold firm Coarse woois advanced
Is per cant al Busncs &yres. wors.ed
ynrns we're eslef.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARkn
Demand for. Cattle and sheep STEADY
-Ffogs HiGher,

Hogs Higher.
CHICAGO, Feb. &-CATTLE-Receipt
1900 head: market. steady; beeves, $50
d&65; Texas steers H.750sp: western
S4lp9ss % cows and heifers. s22dSso;
calves, S.755s.&.
HoGs-Receipts, 1900 head; market
Sc to l0c up: light, Asoa65s: mixed, rs
0s.65: heavy. kI4657h: rough, ss1S0
SHts: pigs. ksods.2o; bulk Of sales. so
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, .. 900:
market, steady; native, 60 4o14s0: western,
g so3Ato; yearlings. B.0oG5. 80. lambs. ma
tive, s.5oQ7 co.. western. t5.ooQG.lo
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29

HECElFI6
GfflA Ha,

Receipts and disposition OF live stock
At the Union stock yards for the twenty
four hours ending at 3 D. m. yeNerday;
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29

ties were cuiet and featnreless during tha
early trading today. Al noon prices
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29

The Key To success IN business is the
persistent and judicious use Of newspaper
advertising.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
ouotafiozs of the Day on Various
Com oddities.


NEW YORK. Feb. es.-FTOUR-Stea
81 291s IS; winter patents. 81. SOL. 10; spring
clears, si2oQ4t5: Kansas strasghts. $40
Q4s5. Rye flour, steady; fair to good. AS
81 g. choice to fancy. &.o0u5-&. Buck
wheat -four. duh. $50
CoRSMEAL-Ffrm; fine white and
yellow. N.559Le; coarse. n-5SgLe; Lin
RYf~oaiet; No. 2. sc c. /. f.. Buffalo.
BARisEY--steadY: mating, A23gla.
c. l. T.. Buffalo.
WTTEAT-Spot market strong; No. 2
red. N.ezis. elevator, export basis. and
81 .ofa. (. o. b.. afloat. Futures more ac-
tire and fir1ner on covering and new buy
Ing promoted by bullish private report
OF farm reserves. smaller receipts In the
northwest and q better cash demand.
cio1.ug IAdlsc net higher. May closed at
sos: July. sl@.
elevator, domestic basis, TO arrive. and
export. 13c. {. O. b., afloat- Futures mar
oATs-spot market. firm: standard
white. soc. in elevator: No. .. 6e1tc; No.
and 4, onc; natural white and white
clipped. 5aisgssc, on track. Futures mar
HAY-Firm; prime, hs5: No. /. $50
OILS; No. 2, Ni5ai.2o: No. 3. n-0s.
HIDES Steady; Central America. zsAc;
Bogota. 21is62psc.
LEATHER-Firm; heniloek firsts.s &c
nc; seconds NQ2se.
PROv1s1oNs-Pork, quiet: mcss. S7.S
ai7e; family. sls.5eais.5e; short clears.
s..ooaB.5o. Beef. steady; mess. si3eoa
1850; family. si5.o0g15 70: beef hams, ty7.n
1ss.D. Cut meats. easy: picked beilies.
10 10 Il pounds. se.ao; picked hams. sii.O.
Lard. firm; middle west prime. $500
800; refined, quiet; continent, $50; South
America. Se.io: compound. ts.SizG7izh
TALLoW-Dull prime city, hhds.,
ysoo; special, 1850: country. H.7bdsB
BUTfER-rirm: receipts $50 tubs.
creamery specials. 3ic. creamery extras,
sDI1c: firsts 2s1s630c: state dairy. finest.
S69oc good 10 prime. T62shc.
CHEESE- Firm. receipts, 10 pkas.:
state. whole milk. held specials. white.
l7+filsc.
EGGs-Unsettled: receipts. 22sss cases:
fresh gathered extras. si0z3c; firsts. Dl4e:
seconds. 3eitGa0c: western gathered.
PoULTRY-Dressed, steady: western
chickens, isizfisc; fowls. ifha1ee; tur-
Alive firm: western chickens. isc; fowls,
NC. turkeys. i21z1c.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29

OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

OMAHA. Feb. &-Bank ciearings for
today were t2sos.ss7.1l and for the CORE
spending day last year x.eN. 07s.sl.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 8-wHBAT-cash,
firm: track. No. red. si.oi9imh; No. ;
hard, a.oi0iil
coRN-Firml track, No. ., ssassc; No.
. white. Esqesc.
OATs-Hlgher: track. No. : b3,i0s3c;
No. 2 white ssit66ic.
Closing prices OF futures:
WHEAT-fiigher; May. n.0A. July,
c6RN-HiEhsr; May. NC: July. 7ossc.
OATs--liieher: May. 5sisc: July. ESc.
nyE-Unchnnged: SC.
FLOUR-Dull red winter patents. $40
0A75: extra fancy and straight. 1850
k8; hard winter clears, uS1n0.
sEED-nmothy. S10.00di2o.
CO1NMEAf~-x3.o
BIsAN--Dull; sacked. east track. si.S
HAY.E.rm; timothy ss.nsss~; prai-
Professionalism UNCHANGED: lob
bling, tIGsS Lard, unchanged; prime
steam, tSf7ss<fxs7i<. Dry salt meats. I'M
changed: boxed extra shorts. &u4.
clear ribs 0.i1i4; short clears, 0n
Bacon. unchanged; boxed extra shorts.
p.l3A; clear RIBS. Sish; short clears.
POULTRY - Firm: chickens. isssc:
springs. iac; turkeys. lie; ducks. hlte;
BuTTER-Highes; nNcsc.
Tsf.f.E-Firfu. 4&tkr
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29

sILvER-Bar, lid Per ounce.
MONEY-3914 per cent. 5ses
The rate OF discount In the open mar
ket for short bills IL 7-ls95ls per cent;
for three months bills. 5-le9sk per
cent
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29
SUGAR Marnes,

NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-sUGAR-Raw.
Quiet; Muscovado, % test. Abe; centrifu-
gal, ss test, s.73c: molasses sugar, 50 test,
3.ssc; refined. quiet. s
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29

Nina IL 81. Feh . -HHEAT- So.
: .ss4rszR Es<,o1pks Ss asfsASa'
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-29

CHICAGO Gh.Is AND rRoyIsIoSs
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1912-08-30

films and pictures for kodak owners.
his work in this department being
given the same careful attention as in
large photographs. Many of the
views shown in this issue were taken
by Mr.. Newth when he occasionally
goes out and does view work more as
sort of days vacation from the
studio. He is a native of the state
of Michigan, but has lived in Arkan-
sas tWenty-siX years, and was reared
in the country near Prescott. He
was married in 1907, and fortunately
his wife is an artist with exceptional
ability. having had more than ten
years experience in Photographic
studio work, and her assistance is
most valuable and helpful to him
His present business was established
b. him about five years ago, since
which time he has steadily risen to
the highest plane in the estimation
of our people, all of whom have a
good word for Mr. and Mrs Newth.
both in business and social circles.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1912-08-30
EAST SIDE POOL ROOM
Recently Established and IA Popular
Pastime Resort For Gentlemen.
j. c. March Proprietor.

II is said that billiards We're in
vented by the French. by whom and
with the German and Italians, theg
were brought into general vogue
throughout Europe Frenchmen as
cribe their invention TO Henrique
pevigne. an artist. in 1917. during
the reign of Charles TX. Slate tables
were introduced into England in
1927. The newly established and
furnished hall of ]. c. March in Pres
colt is an ideal place of it's kind. and
although established but little over
month is already enjoying a con
slant and steady patronage. In a
new building on the east side Of
Front street, ii has a fine location
and with three brand new pool. or
pocket billiard" tables. as they are
rightfully called, three large electric
fans. and the floor covered with a
handsome linoleum. Mr.. March's place
is really pleasant one to visit. AS
citizen he is well known. Being
born and reared in the county and
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1912-08-30

a good sound, financial basis, and Of
ficered by some Of the most promi-
nent and influential business men Of
the community. All men connected
with the banks of the city are tire
less workers for the growth and pro-
gress of the community, and all have
taken very active part in the growth
of the city and county. They have
been enthusiastic supporters of every
improvement proposition that has
been advocated; in fact, they have In
many cases taken the initiative In
these things, and to their efforts is
due, in a large measure, many of the
splendid advantages that we have.
Unlike many towns of this size. there
is no such thing as bank factions"
in Prescott. The detrimental results
to a town where these factions are
in existence and pulling against each
other is we'll known and understood,
but in Prescott 1t can be truthfully
said that all banks work together for
the good of the town, and as a result
perfect harmony is found among the
business men, who fully appreciate
the fact and all are benefited and
strengthened by such an admirable
condition of affairs.