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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-02

HC11-A HeaFY SnQW5tnffp delayed
tfattie IN all iines cumming into this point
To-Day and a. a result II was pretty well
along in the forenoon before enough hogs
arrived 70 open the market with pros
poets Of heavy run and other markets
reporting lover prices, the local trade
ercneo with bids a dime below satur-
days average. Sellers remembering the
strong finish 70 last weeks trade asked
steady 70 higher prices, but killers stusk
BY their early offers and whec first sales
were made the figures paid were largely
, Cline lower. Up 10 a late hour Ia the
forenoon only sprinkling OF the offer
tnks had been ceahed
IL was nearly noon before anything ike
q clearance OF the early arrivals was
made and even then several large trains
had not yet arrived. After the first aaies
we're made values showed very ilftie
change, although AZ the best time The
market was no more than bfDIOc lower
The general decline amounted 70 4 biz
ypl0c. shippers and apeculators were bid
ding all morning, but their offers were IN
many cases not as good as those Of the
killers. and consequently they failed to
The blg string OF the offerings sold At
i0.70 with a good showing on up 70 ~
and W. while sprinkling landed down
Receipts were estimated At i7s cars or
II $50 head, but as the arrival Of several
trains was still uncertain At noon, this
10 subject 10 change Ioday'a estimate u
1000 larger than week ago, and almost
twice as large az for the same day last
r5c..s.s...t. tf... ..f.s.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-02
ossAHA eENnnAL slARKnr.

RuTrER-Ne. I. I'm. cartons. nc; No.
cb s%.s @ 5ssL s s~.s &C. &c. 4 s"s
Hnsricas' is4o blue lsSei brick, lie; oIai Inn.
White. &c: imSc1tea al French EoousfS Srs
FIsE-Trout, ise; largs esspBIss, Ise,
salmon. lie; halibHt re; channel cat
BEEF CuTS-Ribs No. I. i7ttc;. No. 2,
149<c; No. 3, ilhe. isoins. No. i, 1SAc;
No. 2, l61zc; No. 3, 1214c Chucks. No. ],
9zc; No. 2 Sc; No. 3. SIC. Rounds, No.
ko isG 60 No. W. ss no. NS re lIs. Plates
POuLTRY-BFoilerp. 1910; spring chick
eAs. he; hens. e0ile: cocks. SCI ducks.
Sea s; dues fuiI fsstsSsd &c. ser s
fun feathersd. Sc; SQUADS. No. J. si.te; No.
Market auo.asIOns furnished ~ dnln.ki
FRUITB- Oranges: Extra fancy Glen
dora home sunkist navels, l26s, 25Qs. sos
per box; extra fancy sunkist, San Juan.
essTa fsnsy snnEIst San Juan WssSins
ton uaVels, blbox lots. $40; fancy Call
fornla Washington nayels.. i1es, zoos. tz-s0;
6-box lots. s2lo Lemons: Fancy sunlkist,
zoos. sos, $500; choice Red BAH, $3.50.
Grapefruit: Sog, 4s 81, sos. l2.b0. ADples.
5s.A ex stn fancy White winter pear.
Inaines, x.zs; extra fancy Washington
Wlnesap. tl-75; extra fancy Spitzenburgs.
t1.6o; Oregon Spitzenburgs. SIS: extra
fancy pnWrspped Jonathans. $50: WASH
tllos fancy Washin&ton Jonathans, 1855.
1855. 10l9. n.5; Idaho fancy Grimes
Golden. tl-so; Idaho choice Grimes Golden.
fl.25; WASHINGTON fancy Grimes Golden.
$50; Idaho extra fancy Jonathans. $50:
extra fancy Black Ben Davis, d.R:;
extra fancy Black Twigs. a.60: extra
fancy Black .TwigB. u-8: extra fancy
Gau0s, very highly col0rod. u1S. erfra
fancy Ganos. very highly colored f&.
fancy Rome Beauties 81 50; fancy Rome
Beauties, b-box lots or more. q %; extra
fuil s-ba. 6bis. $40. extra fancy niiss-.
sour Ben Davis. very highly ooIored,
t32. Grapes California enperors, 8. ID
s ssrt POI s snA r. isn es kMslAfss; 30
e.os; Jerseys. sz.S; Bosco. t2B; sheldon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-02

CATTLIc-rhe severe storm OF snow and
wind hampered thu running OF trains 20
such an extent that Il was late before
anything like all that were reported had
arrived. Hardly over half of the exc
pected receipts were In sight when II
result sellers were Inclined TO hold Oft
and walt for later arrivals before fllline
orders, and the trade from start 70 finish
on all kinds OF killing cattle was ere
tremely slow and dull, shippers, owing
70 the uncertainty OF being able to get
any stock out OF the yards on account
Of the snow blockade. were not trying 20
era were able 20 take advantage OF the
situation TO the extent that the market
was extremely slow and the tendency
lower on all killing stuff.
The trade in stock cattle was practically
at standetill, no one being willing TO
buy with the prospect OF being forced TO
hold the cattle until the storm should
abate, which would mean q heavy shrink
age. AS rule SELLERS found II extremely
and fedora, and most OF the regular
bupers OF such cattle announced At the
outset that they would not buy anything
until the storm let up.
Quotations on cattle; Good TO choice
ccrn-fed beeves, Ss.OQ6s .2b, fair 10 good
eorn-fed beeves, N.toqe Jog; common 70
choice COWS. B.s5Ge. so: fair 10 coca cows,
s. o096.eo; common 70 fair cows, s4.eo0
500; good to choice stockers and feeders
" 25Q3.ss; fair to good st0ckers and feed
cru, y5.b001.25i common 70 fair etocker9
and feeders, tb.7b0e.b0; stock heifers. t5-6e
W ;sQ stock cows. ;. 75a ~ esoek calves
stays, etc.. sb.009e.75
RapIenont nffun aalaG.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-02
st, Louf. Live stock MARRIED.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 1.--cATTLE-R Receipts,
800 head; market 10000 lower: native
beef steers. T.50G9. y: cows and heifera,
Texas and Indian steers, $E.26eD7e6; COWS
and heifers, s4.00ds0o; native calves. $500
HoGs-Receipts, 1900 head; market IL
6z5c lower; pigs ana lights. 8o0lf7 os:
mixed and butchers, t6.b5@e.s0; good
sFIBEP AND LA1IBs-Receipts 1900
head; market steady 20 1Oc higher; native
muttons, s4.7566.50; lambs. ss 25fl9. Co. YEAR
lings, H00@G.75.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-02
oHIoAeo eRAIN AND PRovIsIoNs
Features or the Trading and CIosing
Prices ON Board OF Trade.


CHICAGO. Feb. 1.--Immense purchasing
carried the wheat market up today 61sc q
bushel. Shortage in Europe had become
50 acute that Italy and Sweden announced
the complete removal of import duty on
Although the extreme advance in prices
OF wheat here was not fully maintained
and there was a nervous feeling at the
close, tho finish was 21kfp4skc above Satur-
day night. Corn gained &c net and oats
va &c Provisions closed 2kc off to 71ac
UP, compared with Saturday night.
Wheat prices reached their topnost
point for the day at about the same time
IL had become a moral certainty that the
weekly total of the United states visible
supply would show huge falling off.
The actual figures making the decrease
nearly quadruple that OF year ago were
taken advantage Of by traders who
wished to realize profits on holdings.
Sales on this account, however. had only
q temporary effect, the market at the
last gong being again on the upgrade at
a fractional discount from the highest
point of the session. Corn rose with
wheat but at much slower rate. Never
theIess the market touched the highest
level in twenty years. Business was on a
huge scale. The oats market, like that
for corn, assumed broad proportions.
Liberal selling by packers wiped out
most of an advance IN provisions.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-02
0MAHAN SAYS IITNEYS IN
FRISCO ARE A NUISANCE

Leland Quinn OF the Union Paeific's
passenger department is back from q
trip to the Pacific coast. while there he
visited the exposition site ~ San Fran-
complete and 80 per cent OF the exhibits
installed. The Union Pacific exhibit.
Yellowstone National park IN miniature.
be says Is IS per cent finished
While IN San Francisco Quinn noted the
iitneys and asserts that there they have
become 90 numerous that they have
grown 70 be a nuisance.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-02
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
May Wheat Opens on the Exchange
at S1.54, Higher Than the Top
Mark Of Saturday.
CLIMBS 10 si.57 AT THE CLOSE

OMAHA. Feb. 1. 1915
May wheat continues on its upward
climb. Today's opening was N.5t, which
was &c above the high mark reached by
slS7 level before me close. The trade in
May wheat Is very light, and In view OF
this fact the traders In the wheat market
have been advised to confine their busi-
ness 70 the July futures
We fan TO sec how wen Informed trade
can get away from the bullish situation
which has been forced upon the market.
chicago has no wheat for export. most
sales being made for March shipment.
There was es.good demand for export
corn, but no sales have been reported so
tor. There were some foreign buyers IN
the market and 5000 bushels cash corn
were 9 reported sold for export 80 far.
and q few sales were reported.
OMAHA SPOT MARKET.
Wheat was &C to &c higher
Corn was ic to &c higher
Oats were Nc to ic higher
ftye was &c higher.
Ciearanees wore: wheat and flour equal
20 1000 bushels; corn. eel,0O0 bushels
IN, Liverpool closed; wheat not quoted.
corn hQ1d higher.
Primary receipts and shipments on
wheat, corn and oats were not reported.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Omaha ....,......,........ 80 4gs S
Sales reported today: wheat--No. :
hard winter; cars. si,5ok No. hard
cars. 81 .tsE. No. hard ' winter err: car cST
VT NO; spring. 2 cars, white, u.E.
y car, 8; IS. Rejected: / car. 81 as oats,
csfs. ssc car car ' Sc NO. NO. white white \
cars, 65c; car, Sisc No. Q mixed ]
car. s5kc. sample: car, sac. Rye
No. 2; car, sl.2s. No. 3: car. 81 90.
No. white: 2 cars. &c. No. white; !
car, 7ekc; 20 cars, 7ec. No. white:
cars, 75lzc. No. 5 white: / car. T5ikc. No,
2 yellow; car. 5SHc: cars. nc: No. I
cars. 72ltc. No. 4 yellow: IA cars, exc
cars. zee. No. 8 yellow; car. Ssc,
s MG so H car S cars No near Est' s cars
near white. 75itc; cars. near white. 7sci
car. near white, 7tAc; cars, 7lc; Z
cars, near white. 74e; Is cars. 72Mc; 81
white, 7lc; cars. .7lAc; . cars. 7lssc. No
mixed: car. near white, 15c; car,
near white. 7sc; I car, 72Ikc / car. IKE;
car. INC; cars. Tihc No. mixed
Omaha Cash Prices-wheat: No. hard.
q. 5Ogi Bib; No. Z hard. 81. 1901 81; No. 4
hard. u.SS@n4a; No. spring, N4S@l. IS;
No 2 durum. 8. 52ql.5s; No. durum. sL5l
white. 76siG77c; NO. white, T6dSsilc; No.
4 white. 7bh@T5Stc; No. 5 white, 75a75ikc
No. white, 7lsts075hc; No. l yellow, TSk
@7S1tc; No. 2 yellow, 7S973itc; No. 3 yel-
low, 72672Nc; No. 4 yellow, 71st772zc; No.
yellow, 71s1d725tc; No. yellow, 7liz672c;
No. j mixed. 727s17sltc; No. 2 mixed. 72is
arse; No. 3 mixed, 71Aa72Ac; No :
mixed. 714Q71&c; No. s mixed. 7la72ikcs
No. mixed, 7i@g1ikc. Oats: No. 9 white,
55st456c; standard. b55k@65alo; No. white.
56d551sc; No. 4 white, 545kGt5c. Barley:
Mating. T69e1c; No. feed. 6Sd74c. Rye;
No. p sl.215s0122; No. 8, $ltsiza1.2o
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-02
Russia Announces
Capture Of Tabriz

PETRooRAD. Feb. THE Russians
Officially announce the occupation Of
Tabris. Persia, IN a communication IRON
the stair OF the army a. the Caucasus
The official statement says;
In the fighting below Tabris, the
Turks lost four field guns. provisions,
munitions and many prisoners. Having
been cut Oft from Tabris and suffered
heavy losses. they took 70 flight. On
January % we occupied Tabriz.
'other fronts are without material
change"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-02
BOARD HAS OWN
PLAYGROUND PLAN
Does Not Care to Cooperate with
the City Commissioners on New
Recreation Board.
WILL HAVE MORE DISCUSSION

An entente cordiale does not exist 1t
this time between the city council and
the Board Of Education. Since the ructon
OF few years ago these two governing
bodies have enjoyed amicaho rclatons.
The new recreation board ordinance has
touched sensitive spot OF the school
board.
A. c. WalScley, representing the jude
iary and building and site committees OF
the Board OF Education. appeared before
the city commissioners and stated that
! Il is the sentiment Of the two school
board committees mentioned that II Is not
wise TO make the school board or the
school properties an integrai part Of the
recreation scheme proposed under the
new ordinance which mentions the super
intendent OF schools as one OF the board
of five members.
do We understand that the Board OF
Education refuses an invitation to CO.
operate in this recrcationai plang' asked
Commissioner J. b. Humn1ei
The gist OF Mr.. Wakeley's reply was
that the. school board Is operating under
specific state laws. and as for recrea-
ton IN schools the board is nov takins
care OF that feature IN the school grounds
The spirit OF Air. wakeley's talk was
that the school board members prefer
10 carry on their own recreation activI-
ties IN their own way without any out
side cooperation, such as Is proposed by
the new recreation board,
Beard May join In.
City Attorney J. A. Rine explained that
the ordinance leaves tho matter open for
tho Board Of Education to cooperate II
the members so elect; that the proposed
recreation board would not interfere with
any school property without full sanction
OF the school board
DR.. Cyrus stimpson OF the Playground
and Recreation Association or America
also explained 20 Mr.. wakeley that the
ordinance IN no way imposes any obliRa-
lions upon the Board OF Education, bat
rather makes Il possible Tor the school
officials tc.eo-onernte IN the recreational
Campaign Il Is believed will be carried
out in Omaha.
The commissioners recommended that
tho ordinance be passed IN It's present
form az the regular meeting Of the city
council Tuesday morning.
Mr.. wakeicy's formal request was that
the portion OF the ordinance referring to
the school boerd and the superintendent
OF schools be stricken out before the
ordinance should be passed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-02
NEW rORK enNnRAL MAnKnr
QuotatIons Of the Nay ON Various
Commodities.

QuotatIons OF the Nay ON various
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Feb 1.--FLOUR-S Strong;
spring patents, t7.159f.55; winter patents,
S7.00lD7.25 winter gsraights, So. 7007 90;
kansas straights, t6.901I7.20. Buclswheat
flour, dull; s375. nominal. per 100 lbs.
and No. hard winter. ti.ss, ali rail- {. /. I.
track export; No 1 northern, Duluth.
1861; No. i northern. Manitoba, 1.Ss,
Si.6S
coRN-spot, strong; No. 2 yellow. SIC.
c. l. (. TO arrive.
OATS spot. strong; standard, e4szG
elsc: No. 3 white, e4GS5c; fancy clipped
No. white, 66Q6Sc.
HAY-4teady; No. /, s1.08: No. 2. 95ca
ti.00; No. 8, DOC; shipping. s06S5c.
HOPS-Steady; state, common 10 choice,
1914. l4q25c; Pacific coast. 1914, 100ifc;
1913, 86lOc.
HIDES STEADY; BogOta. sits@a2ste; Gem
tFaT America, 31lkc.
LEATHER Firm; hesnlock firsts, SIC;
seconds. 4of13lc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-02
Dutch Socialists
Make Move for Peace

AMSTERDAM Cvia London. FEB. l.
The Dutch socialist newspaper. Tribune,
reports that the executive committee OF
the German social democratic party has
adopted the following resolution;
''The committee considers Il desirable
that every opportunity be taken TO initiate
common action In favor OF peace BY the
whole international socialist leegue and
especially by the socialiat parties In the
beIiigerent kingdoms"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-02
MARSHAL SLEEPS WITH CHINK
United States Official Tells o.
Trials in Guarding Federal
Prisoners.
FEARS PALS OF HoLDUP MEN

I'VE have some funny experiences In
taking criminals TO the federal prisons
from Omaha" said United states Mar
shat Warner. II remember once when
/ had TO take chlnaman TO san Fran
cisco for deportation, That was the first
time I had ever had to take Celestial
on long trip. OF course. II was neces-
sary to take a sleeper and ] took the
duty OF sieeping with the ohink. had
DR. sherraden with me as deputy. let
the chinaman sleep under the cover and
I laid down beside him on top OF the
covers.
II remember when we sot to San
Francisco and had got rid OF our charge.
We both wrote home and told my wife
to eau up the doctors wife and tell her
thst had to choose between sleeping
with him ana the Chinaman so chose
the Chlnaman.
The worst case to get on my nerves
was the great robbery case OF several
years ago. when the Overland Limited
OF the Union Pacific was held up by
robbers just outside OF Omaha.
IAN the forces Of the city, county and
federal government got 70 work on the
case at once, but there wasn't the slight
est clue. II seemed the train robbers
would get clean away.
Overland IEoldup.
But, after all tho sieuths had failed.
some little Bohemian boys one day found
a small strap buried IN the ground and
with lust about an inch sticking out
From that little bit Of strap three OF
the robbers were caught and afterward
the two others were captured.
Then came the big trial. The govern
ment brought witnesses here to Omaha
fron all over the country. from Hart
ford, Conn. 10 Portland. Ore, and from
Minneapolis TO New Orleans.
The strain OF guarding those prison.
ers was tremendous. because they had
lots OF desperate pals who would think
nothing OF organizing a raid TO free
them II they got half chance After
they had been convicted we took them
20 Leavenworth prison in special car
on she Burlington railroad. We took
along thirteen deputies because we
wanted 70 be prepared for any possible
attempt TO set them free.
Il see them down there now when
ever l 80 10 taise prisoners down One
works IN the Kitchen and he always
seems clad 10 see me and anxious to
know whether there IL any chance OF
shortening his life term.
"All through that trial I could hardly
sleep at night for the strain and suse
pense. When came hack from Leav-
snworth ! slept all night and On noon
next day.
Il think the most uncomfortable night
1 ever spent was when / took man
named Tener 70 prison. He was six feet
"ten-er" eleven Inches tall and you know
Pullman car berths are not built for
such Fellows. 50 he had 10 double him.
self up like a Jack knife"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-02
DEATH RECORD
Mrs. sophie Rau.

Word has been received in Omaha of
the death Of Mrs. sophie Rau. widow OF
the late DR. Rau Of Omaha. IN san Fran.
cisco. Mrs. Rau was 50 years old st the
time OF her death. She Il a sister OF
Mrs. William RothschiId Of Omaha, who
rs % years Of age. and is the mother OF
Mrs. II. Hellman. formerly OF this
city. but now Of Baltimore. she also
has four nieces living IN Omaha. Mrs.
Samuel Ketz. Mrs. Matte jacobson. Mrs.
AIex Pollaek and Mas Annabelie Rothn-
child The funeral wa b held IN san
Francisco. DIT Rau Il buried in Omaha.
Andrew nuchanon.
Andrew Buchanan. coiored. died Friday
at the age Of IS years. He was a rest
dent OF Omaha for tie last thirty years
He was for many years a Pullman porter
on the Union Pacific and Burlington
railroads. He q survived by three broth
ers. two sisters and two children He
died ~ the home OF Mrs zetta Brown,
2oii cuminE street
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-02
aIARnIAaE LICENsns.


Blrths-Roy and Ruth Warner. sixteenth,
and Cas- street. girl; Eugene and Anna
Eisele. 3873 Leavenworth street airl,
Tony and Annie Perrone. 1884 South Twen.'
tieth street, boy.
Deaths-Ray Kerr. 4 months, hospital.
Anton Goebei. 81 years. 20l0 Locust street:
Charles Donah0e, years, hospital. Mrs
Agnes Hattie, 30 years, hospitals Andrew
Buchanan. Al years. III Cunning street
Eli Powers. q years, hospital; Mary ~.
lard, 26 years l1iI Davenport
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-02
BUILDING PERMITS.

Charles w. Martin. frame dwellings, as
follows; 2ess Crown Point avenue. 81 30:
Point avenue, $3,6ooi e5s2 Kansas avenue,
400; 2559 Grown Point avenue. $500:
2l9 Kansas avenue. 1900: z5l7 Crown
Point avenue. $500 2ti5 Kansas avenue
=. 10; 254e Laurelfon avenue, t2600; ~
Kansas avenue. 1900: 2535 Crown Point
avenue. 400; ass Kansas avenue. S, 40
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-02
CITY GRANTS PENSION TO
WIDOW or FIRE CAPTAIN

The city council decided TO grant Mrs.
Susie Henderson. widow Of Fire Captain
Joseph II. Henderson, a pension al IS
per month dating back from March. 1914
Mss. Henderson, has five children. II Is
stated that Henderson caught cold al
the Allen Bros. fire Thanksgiving morn
Ing OF 1893 and that he died FROM the ef-
feots Of that exposure. The case has
been IN the courts FOR several years
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-02
Kansas CITY Live stocrx ArarIr.t.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. 1.-CATTLE--
fed steers, sg.25@9.00 dressed beef steers.
g .o04S.8 .; southern steers. S. e597.25; cows,
$tB4zO0; heifers. f6.5dS7b; stockers,
lower; bulk OF sales, es70ag 30: heevv.
S6 1006.e0; lights. &c. 706s. s. pigs, s. 15i6 6.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receiptn. II zoo
head; market higher: lambs, sS 35flS rs;
yearlings I0O4L70; wethers, 10000 Isl;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-02
Live stoek in siGht.


Now YORK, Feb. l--EVAPORATED
APPlsks-Mariet firm. fancy. 7k0sc;
choice, 6AQ7c; prime. 03t06ikc.
DRIED FhUiTs-Prunes. STEADY; Cali
cots, quiet; choice, sk095tc. extra choice,
s4tQlOp; fancy. l07t@1ic. Peaches, quiet
choice, 6g6Ac; extra choice, 65kft8st q
fancy. 1u7bsc. Raisins. dull; loose mus
eatels. 6liafhc; choice to fancy seeded.
IS. Esssc; seediess, slk86Aci London layers,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-02
LEGAL NOTICES
JUDGE FOSTER STARTS
CRUSADE AGAINST Washers

Declaring that he was determined TO
put stop to the practice OF allowing
women 70 be insulted on the streets.
Police Judge Foster sentenced Mike Sui
Ivan, Twenty-third street ana Ames
avenue. TO pay fine OF SIS and costs.
Mrs. Charles Cliff. eol North Sixteenth
street. was the complainant sullivan
went to jail In default Of paying the fine
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-02
Greece Prepares
to Help Servia

3 PARIS, Feb. LA dispatch 20 the
Balkan agency from Athens says.
Greece. with all is forces. win come
to the aid OF seryia Ia every fresh IN
yasion Of seryia BY the Anstro-G German
armies. The srcatest activity prevails
now IN military quarters
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-02
on ana Rostn.

NEW YORK, Feb I.-RosIN-ouiet
TURPIeNTINIc-Firm
SAVANNAH. Ca. Feb. 1--TURPEN-
ceipts. n bbls; Shipments. "A bhls .
stocks, 350.079 bbls
RosfN-Tone. X to WV. dell; A 10 1.
firm; sales, lsi bbls; receipts. ,l7S bbls
Qnotations: A, b, Q. d. ana n, $3.50:
q, t3O5. II, 1910; i, 32.15; X, ta.e0; N, NB:
n, $50; VIC. $50; WV. $50
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-02

slOUA. CITY, Feb. l,--CATTLE-Re4
eeipts. 1900 head: market i0c lower; ma
tive steers, SG.25Q7.S0; butchers, S5.O0fJ6.5O;
COWS and heifers, sl.75d5 IS; Gamers, 500
Qo.OO; stockers and feeders, s6756ge so:
calves. sd-oOa7.5o; bulls. stays. etc, $500
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts g.Soo
head; market f0dl5c lower. ewes, So ESQ
l6.75; lambs, s6.F5Qess.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-02

Cotton goods and yarns were dulet and
steady today. Raw silk wac QUIET with
q slightly easing tendency. Dress goods
were opened for fall by large corpora
lions.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-02
chicago LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle stronm---Hogs Unsettlea-
sheen Inaefflaa

CHICAGO. Feb. 1.--CATTLHl-Reo
5000 heads market strong native steers,
S.S5qs.1s western steers, s5.o0dq.ao; cows
and heIfers, SSl0f1S.00; calves, $i.50dlcb0. i
HoGS-Receipts, 1900 head, market UNI
settled, closed a shade higher bulk OF
sales, B.75@6.S0; light, t0.o56e.90: mixed,
g s SS5qesS: heavy. ss.45@e.sO; rough. $3.50
SHEEP AND LAMBs-ReceIpts, L, 900
head; market unsettled; sheep, Is o0ffe SIS;
yeRrlings. H.100S.00. laxnba. 81. l0ll9 So
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-02

CONSTIPATION causes sick headache ana
pr. Kings New Life pills will cure Il.
Take dose tonight &c Al druagists.-
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-02
Wisconsin,.
Upper Wisconsin

union: settlers wanted. Lands for sale at
low prices on easy terms. Ask for book
let No. "a on Wisconsin Central Land
II Interested m fruit lands ask for book
let on Apple Orchards. Address Land and
Industrial Department, 500 Line Railway,
Minneapolis. MINI.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-02

There D snail weekly paner whlch reflsefs
the 1mall investors standpoint laauod uanklY
flo lsar, send Tor tample coplal-
IIN ODD LOT nDVIMW
u BR0ADWAY, MEN YORK CITY.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-02

Receipts ana disposition Of live stock
at the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha
for twenty-four hours ending az p m.
Yesterday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-02

ROOM. heated. .a. NoE,s
S1st Ave.