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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-31

very good reasons why she sho'ild be.
h had been In general law prac-
ticc for two years after graduating
from the college uf law at the Uni
Nersity OF southern California. Incl
dentally In aSlass of h3. most of whom
were monHshe graduated with highest
honors. The alumni medal of merit
was awarded her. Feeling the need
OF a woman deputy to hear the COM
plants that are filed by the
district attorney violated precedent
and frankly stated that he thought the
Innovation would prove "a good onc.
The position OF referee IN the ju.
venile court Was created By the county
ana the appointment was made under
the civil service requirements. Before
an applicant was considered She had
TO demonstrate her experience in pro-
batlon work and knowledge of law.
In the competitive amlnationwo
men OF recognized ability competed.
within two months the new referee
had investigated ga cases involving
IN" welfare OF girls ana I'm hcl first
public address she frankly told her
hearers that most of the responsibility
for waywardncss should be laid to
parents she told the mothers that
the women OF the country not only
should know what, their own daughters
We're doing but should aid IN the work
OF helping the daughter OF some other
woman.
While these three womcn have the.
dhtinction Of holding offices never no
fore held by women in his country.
they are far from being alone in TAX
ing prominent part In the important
AFFAIRS looking toward the hottermeut.
OF social conditions. Southern CALI
fornia womcn are serving The state IN.
many and varied capacities. Some OF
the appearances of these women In.
pubic life were innovations, notably
when Mrs Florence Collins Porter was
sent as "A delegate 10 one OF the last
presidential conventions.
Typical ome OF southern call
fornia include Mrs. Alctha Gilbert,
"City Mother" Of Los Angeles. Mrs
shepherd Barnum, who Is a member
OF the state board of education Mrs.
T., II, Braiucrd and Mrs, Willuughby
Rodman, member Of the playground
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-31

.,d ,a,L u A..
81 nrastaon, =, w
,,tss,nn - ,a
49, 81, y, No. -
- - - - ', w."
the state commission on immigration
End housing. Mrs seward stmors
member nf tho morals em,inncv nm
mission and Mrs a. - stenhe. nr,s-
iden, of IN, board a., trustees a, ,bo
state school for girls.
Inc ola ldea or the humorous par
aHraphcrs or milady IN the role OF
phllanthropist daintily tripping about
IN SILKS ADVISING The oNctWorkod
Washcrwoman TO relax h. dead one
IA southern taliiornfn' Rather h
rolls up her sleeves. puts On an apron
gives a practical demonstration to
inc amen mothcf now I" make her
us s'"i.''s' ~ "'N 70 N''P "
" ~ ''"''" n''"''' VI III
P','"s nam to"u !" ""N' " Pa'''""'e
''u "o"'''''"N'
n list OF INC uhusudl activities OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-31

Barbara N you keep sober for one
year ana put your money In the bank
ana show me that YOU can make
good IN join this five cent club and
gave S63.15 myself and IN rut more
money Ia the bank every week-at
least "A dollar.
Charlie aud Barbara both learned
the banking habit aud regularly put
money every week in the bank that
had hung iu their window cards ask
ing them L. come into their bank
Barbara joined the 'nNo cent club
in which sh, put a nickel the iirst
week ana increased her deposit i've
cents a week. for flfty weeks. she
kept up her payments ana had sG3,7c
coming to her at the end Of the wear
she also Joined the Dollar club %
banked a dollar every week, and saved
fifty dollars more. Altogether Bar
utut who Was earning seven dollars "a
week, saved Sli3.15. Charlie Joined
the Ten Cent club lie made his
payments IN advance. Al the end uf
the year NE had coming Co him
Sl27 1u Just by beginning with "a
dime and increasing Ids deposit ten
cents each week for only iifty weeks
While Barbara was saving a dollar a
week boo the Christmas Banking club,
charlie, ~uunckuown 90 her mad also
opened a regular savings account
and hautod 10 tho ratio of an even
dollar ever, day ~ the end of the
year he had saved $i3F o.
only last Christmas day these two
young people got married charlie
wanted to spend an the money they
had suycd a. furnish their llttle fiat
but Harahort aaid $50. charlie. we
are going Ca spend less than half Of
this money and leave the rest stay Ia
the bunk, ana we are never gong TO
d,aW this money out W. win add to
10 and some day YOU can start a gro-
rorA store ana make money with your
money!
The First Savings Bank & trust co,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-31

SANTA Fc, \. NJ Jan. 3I.-EVery
dollar OF poll tax claimed by the
county will he collected this year or
the person declining TO pay VIII have
TO show u good reason. That is the
cdict from the county school supcrin-
tendent's office, whence Yesterday lot
tors started To each board Of oduca-
ton IN the county, urging them to
lake a solid stand on the collection.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-31

RUFF T. March. formerly manager
Of the Santa te New Mexican, passed
through here saturday night on his
way to FL Paso, where he win take
charge of the Franklin Printing COM
pany. MIR. March left santa +. Tues
day In his car and reached here late
Saturday. after being towed and
hauled out OF mudholes most of the
way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-31

Santa Re, - VI. Jan 31.-The COM
pnuics against whom ELIAS clark see
cured a verde, for collections under
policies covering his store at Alcalde
which burned "a year or So ago. Sutur-
day flod appeal bonds, II was the
last day on which they could perfect
nm appeal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-31

Is conducting u christmas Brnking
club" ia. ike the II which Charlie
aud Barbara joined and saved over
I'VE hundred dollars In one year. You
and every member of your family car
join this club. All YOU need 10 do to
join is 10 go INTO the bank. They viii
give you "a christmas Banking club"
book free and show you how To make
your payments.
It's a good thing
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-10

SHEEP-A real good Wednesday run
Of sheep and lambs put In an appear.
four cars or 1000 head. This brings
the total for the first half OF the week
up to N.l5i as against q, Ss6 last week
i7.2s2 two weeks ago. and i7,N6 a year
ago.
Trade showed a weaker tone right
from the outset. and In a great many
cases early bids we're as much as a
quarter lower on both sheep and lambe
a little later on, however, buyers raised
their hands on the good lambs, and de-
sirable stuff started moving ia good sea-
son At prices that were steady To at the
outside no more than i0c lower. Fed
westerns sold as high as tio.so.. while
several loads OF MeXicans reached tiOS,
and best touched 1850, Clipped lambs
mates OF those at 81. Is yesterday, brought
the same figure today.
Quotations on sheep and lambs;
Lambs, good TO choice. $40 50d10.s0: lambs,
fair to good. SO. 2SGf1O50; lambs, Clipped.
sSIS0a 20; yearllngs good to choice light,
S .O0iiS.7b wethers. fair TO choice, 5000
ewes. fair to good. S.b017.o0
Representative sales.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-10


again today, 2s7 cars being reported in.
This makes the receipts for the three
days this week A.lei head, which is the
largest OF any similar period for n num-
Der OF weeks back and double the re-
ceipts OF year ago. As has been the
case on most days OF late the average
quality was far from good.
Under the influence or the liberal re-
ceipts and none too favorable reports
from other market points the market
opened slow, with fat steers, cows and
heifers generally i0c lower than yester-
day. The late market yesterday was
very bad and II compared with the OK
tremely close prices today did not show
stockers and feeders we're in moderate
request and AZ the supply was light
prices showed little change.
Quotations on cattle; Good to choice
beeves, T.S0Gi8b0 30; fair 20 good beeves,
N.bOQLSO; common to fair beeveB, t6,5OD
I50; good TO choice heifers, t62507.00;
good to choice COWS. t6.00G6.7b; fair 20
good cows ,sSQs.Oo; common 70 fair
81. 0o0700 fair to good feeders. ss.60dT. 90;
common 70 fair feeders, q. b0Gl650; good TO
choice stockers, tT.O0a97.e5 fair TO good
stockers, %. 356p1 90: common TO fair stock
ers. t550G6.50; stock heifeTs, tb.7bap7 90;
stock cows. t75dS.50; stock calves. sos
gI% veal ealves. H.oO@e.7b; bulls. stays
Representative aaleas
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-10
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations Of the Day ON var,ou.
COmmodfSiea,

Commodities,
new YORK. Feb, p.--FIoUR-unset
WHEAT-spot weak, No. A,-,u.
kfSA; NO. ] northern, Duluth, 81 .<7E ana
20. 4 northern. Manitoba, N.6sh, T. O. h.
New YORK. Futures. weak; May, 81. Sbx
pro,nnt SI Sb1p1. easy; No. yellow, Sec,
oATS-Spot. barely steady.
q, hAf-.Quiet; No. 1, Si.2bqi1 27ik: No. .
Nns;lns s No. g. sioopi.o6. shipping, &
HOPS Steady: state. common n cno,o.
isl loay,e; lsll 5dpoc; Pacific coast, isis
n mIp,ESTlrmi 1ogota. si@s2c; Central
~. LI:n !IILE hemlock firsts, sse
PROYISIONS-Pork unssttled, r,s..
lo0OgD.b 30: family t22ooG2l01: shoJ
c.e 300 Beef. steady; meas
sie .S9sil7 90; family. SIS. bOdIie O6. Lara
eomntE m nHs west. uo.io410.so
TIA, TAiLL j. steady; city. SIC;
BUTTER-steady. firm; reoelpts Ram
LUBE creamery extras, 9sap8llfc. fir.ts'
SSlSSc; seconds, 25ltdD21l4c.
EGGS-unsettled; receipts, 1923 cases;
5 5lrsts. H@e7hc; firsts, 254Qesc; seconds,
.cHEEsE-stesdy; receipts. 800 boxes;
state whole milk. flats, held specials.
lSniskc; state whole milk AVERAGE fancy
lI%nlsc; state whole milk, current mako
specials. i1hmi7kc: current make spe-
Gals, average run, 11d17itc.
.,POuLTHf-Alive strong: no prices set
ems 1e'td27c; fowls, it5tdD1sc turkeys.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-10
NOTICE OF sToCKHoLDERs'
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. Feb. 9.--The market for
coffee futures was more active today,
with prices making new high records on
trade buying and covering. which ap-
peRred 10 be inspired by the continued
steadiness Of milreis prices IN Brazil,
and rumors OF further advance IN
ocean freight rates. The market opened
at an advance OF four to six points with
May contracts selling UP 20 T.R0 and
September TO $3.50 In the late trading.
Closing prices were at the best level OF
the day and showed net gains OF from
u 10 n points, Sales were reported ~
GO 90 bags. February. N.B: March. N.67;
April. sizes: May. Q6s; June. s7.73; July,
ITS; August, NS2; September, t1s6; DC.
tobsr. F.4; November. H92; December,
s796; January, 0.ss.
Spot coffee market IL firm: Rio
Ts. SAC; Santos -. sac, quotations being
more or less nominal. II was rumored
that ocean freights from Brazil had been
advanced 20 t225 per bag. Few cost
end freight offers were received, but II
was reported that Santos A. were offered
for the first available steamer at % %
basis. English credits.
The official cables reported an advance
OF S-s2d ia the rate OF Rio exchange on
London, with the Rio market rs Teis
higher and Santos unchanged Santos
reported q clearance OF H00O bags for
San Francisco.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-10
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and cIosinE
Prices ON Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. Feb. e.--Dissppolntmen be-
cause % a sudden stoppage OF export de-
nand brought about heavy selling In the
decline SfG n fhe ae Close soT wsS eaS
at n.aH0inb Tor May and N.D% for
July; Corn finished, k9ytc down. oats
from 2zi<e loss to a riso OF ioc.
Notwlthstanding. that during the fret
hour and half OF theN>ession the wheat
control OF the market. they. withdrew sup-
That early signs OF continued liberal buy
PIied. at least not Without some ne q DELAY.
IL was then that the burden OF profit
taking by longa and OF aggressive sellilg
values, and left the market nearly flat
and about 91Q4c under the days top
level. In addition 20 the apparent ietup 81
west that told Of free country marketing
OF wheat tended 70 unnerve the bulls.
The largest consisnments Of wheat In
a long time wers reported By Kansas
City. According 70 one authority there
II was only the scarcity OF cars that
prevented the moyement out q first
this connection the statement was added
that 5000 cars Of grain we're waiting on
track at Galveston. unable to obtain eie-
Coarse grains were depressed by the
break In wheat. Previously the corn mar
to Baltimore and as a result OF builish
crop reports from Argentina.
Oats at first were inclined TO advance
on account Of talk Of good demand at
the seaboard. Weakness. though. set In
when wheat and corn began 70 saE.
Pork suffered from heavy liquidation
by longs. Lard and ribs. on the con-
trary. were free to respond to higher
CHICAGO Cash Prioes-wheat: No. 2 red
q g1qd. 2; No. hard; nominal; Ne; ,
nominal; No. I yellow. 7l%g1Szfc; No, 4
Barley; s7@7ec, Seed Timothy. g5oe
sls oOg2O.OO lard. 1924; ribs. tio-11s@
10s7ih
2id3ic.
EGGs-Iower receipts. ASA cases
flrsts. 24c. ordinary firsts tsc; az mark,
cases included, 1249Ac.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., receipts. q cars
Michigan, Wisconsin. Minnesota and Da-
kota white e5c69i06: Minnesota and Da-
kota Ohios. s5edti.o0,
POULTRY--Allve, higher; fowls, leo
isitc; springs, 'TdiT4e.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-10
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
Light Wheat Receipts and Good
Cash Demand Send Prices Up
One to Three Cents.
CORN RECEIPTS ARE HEAVY

OMAHA, February ., 1914
Inc nght wheat receipts, together with
a good cash demand. sent the wheat
prices ldac higher.
The corn receipts continue heavy. lO4
cars being reported In. The demand for
this cereal was only fair and sold un-
changed to io higher, the better grades
selling At the advanced price.
The demand for oats was very good
today. selling kdAc higher.
Clearancee were: Wheat ana flour
equal TO ,Sss, 200 bushels; corn i3i0
bushels; oats, $4,000 bushels
Liverpool closed with wheat unchanged
TO Id off; corn I'D ID higher.
Primary wheat receipts we're t.olseoo
oushele, and shipments 1,ibe, 900 bushels,
against receipts OF $4,000 bushels and
shipments OF $4,000 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were l,1300oo
against receipts OF 100000 bushels, and
shipments OF 1.2s6,0o0 bushels last year,
Primary Data receipts were 81. 900
bushels, and shipments OF sTS.0oo bushels
against receipts OF $4,000 bushels and
shipments OF ef6,OOo bushels last year
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-10

HOGS-Supplies made up In part at
least for yesterdays deficiency, come 276
cars, or 1900 head. being reported In.
81. 623 head. being about 400 smaller than
either last week or two weeks ago, and
more than 1000 short Of the same days
last year.
Other markets reported stronger prices.
and the tone Of the local trade was
higher right from the start. Late arrival
OF many trains naturally made the mar
ket late in getting started, and as quail
ity was not 30 good as yesterday. ship
perS did not have so large an assortment
to pick from. but they started out la
good season buying their kind at prices
that were largely &c better than Tuesday,
times and making the bulk OF their pur-
chases at t7.76676O.
owing 70 the lateness of trains, pack:
ere sI., DID not sst started T,5S very early and
barely steady. However. these offers
we're gradually raised. and when move
ment started sales were mainly SC above
Once the ball began 10 roll trade
livened up and values continued TO Inn
prove as the morning advanced, 80 that
before the close a good many sales were
what. but this draEGiness did not hurt
values any, I'm fact last trains found the
days best time. buyers meeting them IN
General market was anyway bQdOc
higher. opening slow. but closing active
at the days best time. II was the first
real live finish seen here In days and
dull eoioriess closes Of recent sS t"s w Hsn
Bulk Of ali IN sales was made AZ N.s5G
$50 with quite few lights ct r.D and
under. and a good shcying up 20 t7.s5
here since last October.
Representative Balea
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-10

Receipts. $500 head. market steady; prime
fed steers SS.5Odia Is. dressed beef steers
N.O0ue.to; western stcers, te60dS.40; stock
ers and feeders, t6.00d7.i6; bulls, ta2SdS. 90
calves, SdO0d1OSO
HOGS-Recelpts. 1900 head: market
higher; bulk, S.759Si0: heavy, tS0ofis l1ia
packers and butchers, T.ssmSO6: light.
N.60ff7,a0; pigs S6h0dnT.E0
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 100
head; market lower lambs. stO.6O67ii 90;
yeerlings, se,0oUa76 wcthers. sT50ds % +;
owes, &1O0fpf. So
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-10
NIinnenpoIi. Grain Market.

MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. s.-WHEAT-
May, 81 .264s6l1 .26ik July, si.etA: cash, No.
! hard, a1.8a: No. ! northern. n.1hSo
LSOlt No. northern, u.2S0l.H
FLOUR-Unchenged
BARLEY-6T~S5c,
RYE-0SiLu975kc
BRAN-t19 OO930.O0
CoRN-No. 3 yellow, 7e4ne.
OATS-No. 3 white, 4S0451{e.
2lta32.Sih.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-10
siou4 city Tive STOCK Mar,..,.

SIOUX CITY Ia. Feb. p.-CATTI,E--
lteceipts, $500 head; market steady; ma
tive steers, 81 soar IS; butchers B OOffe d
cows and heifers SAs6Gfs. 10. stockers and
feeders, B.50d7.i5: calves, 81 .O0no 90. bulis'
stays. etc, S. 2sd62S
HOGS-Receipts 1900 head, nnarket ION
lbc higher; heavy, s7,7SGS 90: mixed. AZ e03
10; light, NsSdT.eo; bulk OF sales, S,eS6i
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 400
head; market 25c higher for lambs: ewes
s6.Om7oo; lambs. ss.s0dRii.O0
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle URsettIed--Hogu strong
sheen Weak,

CHICAGO. Feb 0-CATTLE-- Receipts,
1S.Ooo head, market unsettled native beef
steers, So 3S5fQTS. western steers, s6.50dn
500; cows and heifers. SS.OO6S.0o calves,
SS25QiiG.
HOGS--Receipts, 5000 head: market
strong, generally l0tplsc higher: bulk, S. Is
MS,O; light. S.p0dSO. mixed, SSO06s.S5
heavy, tS00dS,tO; rough. tS0OGS.l0; pigs
S6.9O6ff 90
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1900
head; market weak; wethers. 81. GDfis. %;
owes, A.AOffI.S IS. lambs. aS.INfil 30
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-10

ST, LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. e.-CATTIIE-Rs
ceipts, 1000 head market lower; native
beef steers, N.50da. 10; yeariing steers and
heifers, S650de IS; cows. S. 500 90; stock
ers and feeders, tb,5OafTN Texas and In
dian steers, So, 25efS30: cows and helfers
N.0osf6,J0; native calves, S60O61i,bO
higher; pigs and llght, &c. SOFAS. 90; mixed
and butchers, S00dS.S5; good heavy, $3.50
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. I. 100
ssoOa9'bo; lambs, s9OOaii.e6; ewes. is.s5@
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-10

These sales were reported today:
~ Whe&t--No: 2 hard winter; I car, SIS.
s.a; cars, n;@h; I cars, $50 / car,
winter; ! car. sis; 3 cars. n,i1i s cars,
aii; cars isi ~; cars St siiS: Io car. SIT
sample hard winter: ! car. N.0: car,
S;s; | car; Sc No. : Sgrgm: ! SsF, Sl;is'
mixed: car. n.i6A
R RssSSoN 3; !. ear 7 t. s.'i nc.
white; cars. eve sample white car,
t'orp9Sc.' . White car, essc. i car.
car, Sawo ] cara &c. Nc. white I
car s5Ic; car. selic; car &c. No. :
csp c rs car So ssc S Ssr s nxsd gar car S
sc. No. mixed ! car, s1lc; car, sI4c,
; cars. ss.tc. No, 5 mixed: car. sfisc
Mar car, sc; cars ss. SHE; car, 60 10
white: car, &c; car, &c Sample vel
low ] car. SSc; l car. Ssc; I car. soc;
sc; / car. sc; car. ise; / car, Ise,
81, a ssi ~ No, ! hard n,issi S a SSroi
S srd !pr lSa is a. N gsSsS au HIaesa1
socasl.oS. Corn; No; J white, sS@ae5es so
NO. : white. @6Gce; No. ! yellow. @s0
10: No. 4 yellow. eSdsec; No. 5 yellow
sege1 lsc;. No, yellow, 5s9esc; No, >
80. 5 mixed, ssaSsfe No mixed, 90
Soc; sample mixed, bQStc. Oats. -
s ,tS, Ma IsAgsessi se 10 wSsss N@tg
ing, esd72c; No. feed, &@SJo. Rye; asn
9ic: No. q 99deSc.
chicago closing prices furnished The
br Sy s 1y l Az ao,,th EstsentH Oman -"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-10

NEW YORK. Feb. a.-coTTON-spot
quiet; middiinE uplands. H. Toe; no sales.
Cotton futures opened steady: March,
i2c' May, i222c; July l21c; October
u nc December. - bse.
Cotton futures closed steady. March.
j. 9sc; May, l2.i9c; July, l2.S3c, October,
~ 3bc: December 12.4sc
Thu cotton market closed steady At a
net loss of from six to 10 points
LIVERPOOL. Feb 9.-COTToN-spo
steady; good middling. $50: middlInR.
500; low middling. Ind; sales. 1000
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-10
Sd. Joseph LIre rteck Mark.t.

ST, JOSEPH, Mo. Feb. p.-cATT1,r--
Receipts. Loo head; market steady.
steers. fI.0Oata,2 6; cows and heifers, 5000
$50: calves. ss0oaio26
HOOS-RecelptH, 1900 head; market
higher top sSo6; bulk OF sales. G.7Sa
SHEEP AND LAMRs-R. oe,pts. aooo
mead market steady; lambs, si6.b0nii.iB.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-10

SAVANNAH. Ga. Feb. s.-TURPEN-
TlNE-MArket, dull At 54zc; GALES, none;
receipts, 50 Pbls.i shipments, 81 bbls
RosIN-Market. firm; sales. i,s72 bbls.
receipts. 1911 bbls.; shipments, 1903 bbIs
stock, @7I3 bbls. Quote B., D.. r., r.,
sSSs G' NJ. 80 - NJ ,s7s' ~ w;d rs: go WV X.
ITH 49, "
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-10
MstnI Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. s.-MHTAIS-Iead
t6.i2. Speiter. not quoted. Copper, firm:
electrolytic, nearby. t27 .6O92s 90: May and
later, 50. 25leZ7 90. Iron. steady and I'M
Al London: spot copper, Rl00; futures.
SOC; electrolytie fis2 Spot tin, chs i6s
futures, eiT9 10s. Anthony, RiB. Isad'
eU ibs. Spelter R9l.
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NEW YORK. Feb. Section goods
market was steady with trade In colorsd
goods full. Worsted yarns advanced and
cotton yarns were firm. Laees were IN
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-. Louis Grain starI.e,.

ST LOUIS. Feb s-wHpAT-No.
red nominal No. hard. nominal. May,
7bdfbhc: May. TiAm74Kc: july. fsaS7bikc'
oATs,-No. D. lS9islfc; No. white.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-10
Kansas city Grain and Provisioas.

KANSAS CITY. Feb s.-wHEAT--
!: Ce ,., No hard ,s!1s sg siI ,; SS.
CORN-No. 2 mixed, loc No. ? white,
&c; No. 2 yellow. ne; May. T2se: July,
oATsSNo, white. 5Oa62c; No. ?
mixed, E44SiRc.
BITTTER-Creamery SIC; firsts. 10,
seconds, &c; packers. l91Sc
EGGS--Firsts, &c; seconds, B>.
POULTRY-Hens lac; turkeys. Doe;
springs, iSC.
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sfeamer Arrn aunIr.

LONDON. Feb. s.-Ths British steamer
Argo has been sunk. One member of the
rev was lost. The Argo, formerly the
Moorhen. was a vessel OF 10 tons and
was owned by the Bristol Steam Naviga-
lion company.
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sugar Market.

NEW YORK. Feb. S-sUGAR-Raw.
steady; centrifugal. 4s3d4ssc; molasses.
AO6fi4.osc; refined steady. Sugar futures
opened firm on covering and some sup
port from trade interests. At noon prices
were = TO 4 points higher.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-10

LIVERPOOL. FEB, s.-WHEAT-spet
No. Manitoba. its "a; No, 3. its "a; No.
2 hard winter. new, lea t5td.
CoRN-spot. American mixed. nsw.
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REAL ESTATE-WANTED

buy ON monthly payments
small store room, with living rooms
above, In Central school district. Phone
Red 1854.
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LEGAL NOTICES

SCHOOL BUILDlkG
Sealed bids will be received bv Tho
School Board. Guide Rock, Neb until
February ~, for material and labor n,
construction OF $4,000 school buiIdip,,
also plumbing. heating and wiring Same.
Plans anu SPECIFICATIONS with board
and r. A.. Bradley a. Co, architects
Hastings. Neb. Feb6d3t