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if. THE INTER OCEAX, WEDNESDAY 3I0RNING, JANUARY 18, 1911. 10 i HOG TOTAL IS SHORT PRICES RULE HIGHER Market Strong at Finish After a -a Jl eaic opoc in miuuic ui qwiwi Several Packers Idle Owing, to Small Run and High Prices. QUIET TONE IN STEERS VALUES ARE UNCHANGED Monday's Cattle Total Is Second Largest in Oyer a Year Sheep and Lambs Strong to 10c Higher Than Opening Day of Week. A tfry abort run of hogi caused an ad vane of fully 5c in Packer were Indifferent buyers early, but late lp tbe day wanted them at best prices of the day.

The Anglo-American and Hammond were out ef the market and Morris bought only one load. Cattle receipts Monday totaled 39,567. second largest in orer a year. was slow at Monday's decline in prices. Sheep and.

lambs sold strong to 10c higher. Best lam ba reached and best cattle offered went st that price. Top bog made 18.07 and 13S lb pigs $8.15. Receipts first two day of thia week, eom-mnu) with thai Lama period last week. In- creased 9.600 cattle, decreased 19.200 hogs and 2.700 sheep.

Compared with the corresponding period a year cattle increased ,000, hogs decreased 1,700 and sheep Increased 12.JCO. rklc( Li Stock MiiTtBtit. The movement of live stock at Chicago Stock yards compare as follow: Prlntk. PiIvm. Hrtti.

ShwD.Horwf. Jan. 2.ZI6 a5.2 WW8 Jan. 17... 6.500 l.SOO 16.0U0 -8w Totals .43.067 'Week ago -Cor.

time li10. .34.107 Shipment Jan. 1... 7.4(K Jan. 17..

6.000 l.oria 2.121 24 100 5I.2! 70.GK 63.0OU 60.761 M.VtS 38.010 l.Of 1.133 10.120 8,000 a.riKi 21 i 300 1.000 -1" Total 12.4WI 124 16.128 3.M1 612 Week ago 14.113 2.112 401 cr. tan lsno utto b7 Reeelata at Six Sf arUet. Tuesday' receipts in round numbers: fettle Tf.wa Khjhen Chicago 3.5O0 10.IHKI Kansas 14.000 1.i.uk H.00O Omaha 11. olio Ft. 4.

Coo 7.i 2.M0 tit. Joseph 2.5K I.nmj Gioox City l.WO 2.SHJO 2.UO0 Totals Weekage Cor. dav 1810 Cor. day 1808 Thus far thia week Sam time last week. tamt time Psme time l'JOO 83.100 34.1KO K2.1O0 ..104.000 I7i.lMIO K3.000 M.O11O 47.000 SO.MJO M.2 88.700 KJ.OiiO 171.IMIO 123.01 HI 174.0IHI 43,410 Kt.xmi 27..

106.000 MI.IIOO (ei.Ooo 47 s. 000 1811 to period 1110 1W7.0HO ...416.000 760.000 "410.000 Stock Vara" etes. Receipts for Jan. 18 are estimated at 18.000 attle. 22,000 hogs and 28.000 sheep, against K.81C cattle.

23.216 hoes and 14.586 sheen for Wednesday, Jan. 19. 1910. Actual receipts of hogs at Chicago' Monday 35,865, including 576 direct to down town Average price of hogs at Chicago $7.96, gainst $7.92 Monday, $7.98 a week ago. $8.70 a year ago, $6.30 two years ago and $4.28 three years Eleven markets received 68.000 hogs, against 121.000 a week ago and 73.700 a year ago.

Total thus fsr this week 172.000. against 246,000 the previous week and 174.000 a year ago. Total for 1911 to date 1,141,000, against 1.089.000 same, nerind 1f)in Hoar PirekaM Taea4ay. frmour 4k Co X.onoiMlller 800 1.2tu Independent P. Co.

L2K orris p. 700 n. to 1 lioyd- Lunham fi. 4 8. Co i BuicMn sue I Shippers e.ooj Boor at Kobert sV Western P.

Co 7lMil "TAtl woiJeii. over ala Slow mt a .1 rk.l A moderate supply' of steers included In general receipts of 5.600 cattle met with a alow and indifferent demand, at the reduced prices enforced Monday. Eastern shippers were sparingly supplied with. OTders and alter having anticipated their ants liberally d-ur-lng the Monday trade, packers had no In centive to show much activity-during the eas market. Best steers at hand cleared at $6.75 and a few other loads made but transactions at higher than $6.00 were not numerous and a spread of from $.25 to $5.75 secured the bulk.

Cows and heifers held fully steady, with tbe Dlaln and medium grades meeting best favor. Bulls were unchanged with selected heavy bologces at Calves opened active and 25c higher, but reacted and closed with most of the gain ceded back. Best vealers sold at $9.75 and the bulk of the choice offering eleared at IQ Kf a wnt. .1... 1,111.

ers at $99.25. Stockers and feeders were in liberal supply and tbe market eased off a little from the recent high level, numerous sales -being made at a decline of 10c from Monday's prices. Choice to fancy ateer Medium to good Inferior to fair Fat cow and heifers Canning cowa and heifer Kative bull and stags Feeding -cattle, eooti 1.100 Fair to fancy veal calves Heavy calves Fx port steers Milker and springers je.oOfi 7. CO 6.756 5 115 4or 5.H5 3. Med 6.15 2.5i(f S.50 3.751 5.) S.r& 3.

50 A 6.00 5.85S 6.50 80. OOJ 70.00 Jtosr Trade la laerea Early sales of hogs were 57gc higher iho. h.t tims a Klit Ihat wna wn WVW VM. mm 1 11 1 to- snippers speculators. with a few ntall packers operating at that level.

Later the market weakened and-big; packers tried hard to bay arrivals at steady prices, but few sales were made that way before trad.i again strengthened and close was firm. The average price at $7.96 was up 4c and top at $8.074 was 7fcc higher. Pigs reached and most good ones sold at $8.00 and better, with some plain ones below Trade was moderately active and shippers were credited with 6.000. while abont 3,500 went unsold, most of them in second hands. Quality was good and range of prices narrow.

Most butchers ranged at with bulk of mixed at while light were most numerous at $7.95 upward. Few offerings went below $7.85 at any time of day. Desirable heavy packers went at $740 or hetter. Quotations follow: Balk of Heavy butcher. 7.n'a.7i4 T.M'o 05 7.5'(iM.i7Vi T-S'S-IO 7.8.VfjS.5 7.V.fi7.n5 7 857.03 T.7'67.S3 7.SH67.95 7.flowS.15 .8.54 Xid.nO j.iK-ni ouicoers.

Light bacon. Hi lmi i.iitnt lig.1t. J.MVg i.v lo. Heavy ahlnning. JH lb.

Heavy packing. 2iUV4')0 Mixed packing. 2ti250 lbs Kough heavy Light mixed. 17542oo lb Poor to best pig. C0C1.13 Government and Ftjgn.

tat lb dockago par head. Sheep aid Lstaalka Strwaa; Strong to 10c higher prices paid for sheep, and Lambs were uneven and while they sold stesdy to strong some lots showed o15c advance. Quality was fairly good and handy weight Iota held premium level they have long enjoyed. Prime 110 lb wethers landed at $4.75. the highest since last September, when some reached $4.85.

Other lots landed at $4.154.70. Tear-lings sold at $5 5.85. Ewes made $34.25, bulk above $3.85. Bucks landed at $33.50. Best Western lambs sold at $6.65 and natives topped at $6.60, but packers did not pay above $6.55 for anything.

Other arrivals ranged at $506.50 and bulk sold at $6.25 up. but good extremely heavy killers were wanted below $6. Shorn offerings made $5.40 5.90, with culls down to $4,507 Pens were well cleared, even if -receipts overran the opening estimate. Quotations follow: Wether, plain to Yearling, poor to Kwea. common to Hocks and cull sheep.

Native Iamb. sti IOO lb Wnter lambs, common to 4.7.-.65.M 6.2rf.60 5.8..wl.t'5 Lambs, Kara Horns Waa ted. Around 1.000 horses arrived the first two days this week, against 899 the same period last week and 1,133 the corresponding time last year. Prices were generally steady, although there were few transactions that looked strong. Good inquiry for farm classes made such lots firm, and desirable kinds sold at 1401S0, with second hand city horses at $75tl25.

This early urgent liberal rursl demand Indicates a shortage of work horses and brood mares In many places. Drafters ranged mainly at 176230, while bulk suit able tor xpresa companies landed at $1600 190. Some offerings weighing 1.600&2.000 lbs were secured at $200 325, few above $350. Light Southern chunks made $606125. OTHER LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEW" YORK. 17. Beeves Market for dreaaed beef steady, at 9fjllc for native aide. London market lower, at 12f4f13n)C, dressed weight, sinking the oftaL Calves Market for veals steady Westerns aluw and weak, on car unsold. Veala, SbtJlu.aO; West-ern.

se.oo. Dreaaed calves steady; city dreaaed veala, country dreaaed, life lie. Sheep and Lambs Market for sheep steady; for lamb, slow; 4 ears unsold. Sheep. prime ethers, good to prim lamb.

9.tKetf.S5. Hogs Receipt. 4.tioo head. Nominally a trifle weak. KANSAS C1TT.

Jan. 17. Cattle Market 'Steady; heavy steers weak to lwc lower. Dreaaed beef and export ateer. SDtiS.CO: fair to good.

15.4V U. Western at errs, stockersand feeders. 4.8U; Southern ateera, Southern cow native cow. S33.J5; natlv heifer. H.5v8.40; bulla.

S4.23tj5.23; calve. 34.30 uoga-airut luc nifner. miiik mmih, i.iv uik ot mn, vi.v J4 noj packer and batcher. 'hignerf'llamb, S3. "08 8.23: 7.tHu7.Wi: liaht.

S7. Sheeu Market 10c hla wethers. 4.6V; ewe. atiKker and feedera, uaiiii. ST.

Lft'lil. Jan. 17. Cattle Market leady. Native abippina- and export rteers.

SH.SO ii.U: dreaaed eef and butcher steera, 7.25: ateer under l.OOO lb. Laor7.2a.: stocker and feeders. S3. 7503.50; cow and heifers, 3.754 7.25; canners. ai3.3.1; bull.

ta.60C)5.2S: calve. Texaa and Indian ateera. cvw and heifer. Hoa-a Market JwtilOc hiarbers Pig and light S7ii.t; packer. butchers and beat heavy.

SfiH.15. Sheep Market steady to 2V- Native mutton. lambs. S5.Mifta.50; cnll and buck. Mockera.

S2.25fc3.23. SuL'TH OMAHA. Jan. 17. Market ateady to stronger.

rwauve steers. n.Wf: cow ana heifer. S3 2363. 0O: S3.5oe7 5.S3; Texas ateera. S3.25fiS.l(; range cows and heifera.

caaner. a2.0O4i3.4O: stackers and feed ers, t.l.SOcitt. calves, 48.2S; bulla, stags, 3 1I55. Hog Market 6c higher. Hfirr.

S7.SAAT.BX: mixed. S7.7oti7.8t: light. S7.BOi7.Sd; plgs euiK of sale. 7.6Ci7.Ho. Sheen Market Yearling.

S4.2B41S.lfl: wether. S0.5ow4.15; ewe. a.25S4; lambs. 650 CINCINNATI. Ohio.

Jan. 17. Cattls M.T-Vj.t ateadV to atronsr. Fm4r I fwvt lhlnnr. SA Aim 6.3.".: 4263.75.

Hutrs Market -active and Be Dnlrlwi mnti snippers. common. S.20. bneeo Market ateady to strong; 62.26t)-1.15. Umbt-Market strong: S4Cr6.15.

-J- l.Bl!''AU) X. 1 Jan. IT. Cattji eelpta. 2 car: steady.

-Re- Receipt. 10 ear; ateadv; heavy, 13. ISO aurKvrs. 9.wfis.iiu; pigs. Receipts, lo cars; steady; best Uunba, Calves Ton.

ST0.775 SIOLrX CITY. Iowa. Jan. 17. Cattle Receipts.

2.hhj head: killers strona-: others lower. Hogs Recelgt. 5.000 bead; ateady; S7.66w7.75; heep Receipt. l.lOAhead: ateadv INDIAN A POLld, Jan. 17.

Cattle Re-ceipls. l.SOO head; strong. 4.5ot head; market 15c higher; bulk. S.10fiai5:-too. SS.20.

SOUTH S.T. JOSEPH. Jan. IT. Cattle Re ceipts, i.ow.oeaa; ateer iow; cow active and steady.

Hhcs Receipt. S.SOOhead; market 56 10c higher: top. S7.80: bulk. 67.75e7.S5. Sheep Receipt.

1.6O0 head; market steady to PITTSBURGH none. Jan. IT. Cattle Recelpta Hogs Receipts. 4.O0O head: heavy.

gS.lO; heavy miiu, meaium. heavy Yorker. light worker. Kf.ao; pigs. hep and Lambs Receipts.

1,400 bead: wethers. fj limn. j. sj. Calies at sill.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Jan. IT. Cattle Receints.

cars: steady. Hogs Receipts. T.ooo head; tteady to 5c hlrher; mediums ana neavv. xxs.iu; oncers. f.H.aots.zn and light.

S.f. Lambs Receipts. 10 cars; top. fd.33. Calves Top.

$10.50. Cotton Trend Lower; Watch Spot Sales; News Favors Bears NEW Jan. 17. Logan at Bryan. special report says: "Cables were lower than due, which caused an easier feeling here and on tbe active months the price loss around the opening was 8 to9 pointji.

but at 14.85c for May cotton was wanted In su file lent volume to prevent further reces sion and by the end of the first hour practi cally all the opening loss nad been recovered. The market turned weak during the lass hour, closing 5 to 7 points lower. The disap pointing feature waa the smaller spot -de mud in Liverpool, -where' sales were only 7,000 bales and as the market, haa been de- pendlng altogether on trade demand and not speculative -support, any tendency to slacken in tht department Is a market influence. Jt has been a long time since the cotton market has so thoroughly diverted itself- from all influences other than the merchandising of the commodity through channels that-run directly from producer to consumer and both these interests have been so well satisfied. the producer to get the price and the spinner to fill his requirements, that the speculator has- been at sea to find any reason to change the statu Pricea in New as furnished by Logan at BrjaD, were as follows: 1 Prv.

Open. High. Low. Close, close. January.

14. 45 ,14.50 .14.45 14.82 March 14.7rt 14. 7 14.65 14 f-7 14.74 May 14.W 1J.03 145 14.S7 14.03 July 14. 85 14.W2 14.84- 14.87 August. 14.54 14X9 14.54 14.55 14.H2 13.28 12.34 13.27 13.32 13.3) Sew Orleaaa Fa tares Steady.

NEW ORLEANS, La" Jan. 17. Cotton fn-tures opened steady at a decline of 2 4 -5 points on. somewhat lower English -cable than d-ue. The market was dull, but steady in the afternoon session and closed steady, four points off to 2 pointa op compared with yesterday's closing.

Close Month Open. High. Low. bid. January ................14.75 14..7 14.74 14.75 February 14 WT 14.80 Marvh 14.f 14 83 14.87 May 13.03 13.11 15.15 13.07 July ...................13.14 15.20 13.14 13.17 August ....14.63 14.KI 14.

14 October 13.23 13.23 13.28 Uverp! Fstsm Qwlet. LIVERPOOL. Jan. 17.Cloalng: Cotton-Spot quiet; prices 4 points lower; American middling fair, 8.46d; good middling. 8.12d; middling, 8d; low middling.

7.80d; good ordinary, 7.54d; ordinary, 7.23d. Tbe sales cf the day were 7.000 bales, of which 400 were for speculation and export and Included 6,600 American. Receipts 28.000 bales, including 14,400 American. Futures opened quiet and steady and closed quiet. January, 7.

SOd: 7.80d; February-March, 7.81d; March-April, 7.82d; April-May. 7.82ttd; May-June. 7.83; June-July. 7.81 Vid; July-August, 7.79Hd; August-September, 7.59d; September-October, October-November, 7.06. COTTON "Liquidation' by March long and selling of that month against pnrcharer of May and July was the only feature today," wired Clevenberg of C.

W. Lee Co. "Near month longa no doubt argued that March, with a stock of nearly 3OO.000 bales here, mut widen to nearer a carrying charge under May than at present. There was no news and no signs of any Increase in speculation. Southern spot markets were unchanged and as long a prices for the actual appear to be satisfactory to both producer and foreign consumer the speculator baa little chance to do anything but lx)k on.

Liverpool is due 2f iVi point down." Galveston exports for the past three day exceed by more than l.OuO bales the entire exports from every port In the country the whole week of last year. A great many hears are confidently predicting a weakening of spot in the south, claiming that the country merchant, or middleman, will soon get tired and throw his snots over, thereby preeipi-tating a decline of at least le per lb to future. The next glnners report, to be Issued Jan. 23. will compare with 14.C0A bales last year.

Most estimates are well under 200. WO bales. "Although cable frrm Liverpool confirm the snorts that English spinner ar taking up a great eal of say J. S. Bache at ''the lack of demand In this country has caused bearish talk, and until the American spinners decide that their prices have been reached, tbe market may sell sorn lower.

However, the market shows a plendtd undertone, caused by scattered buying en tb way There ar many bear who believe the market will decline further, and these men act on that belief whenever the rings show an easy tone. How. ever, the spot division has pulled contracts bsck Into line so many times this season that few traders now care to shoulder Important responsibility aa the raort side. The bulls em to be awaiting the promised heavy slump In the movement. Meanw hile most of them are pinning faith on a commercial outturn of about 11.750.C00 bales, la this connection.

It should be remembered that radically no cottoa wa held back In the South Kt summer, consequently no carry-over addition to the 1010-11 crop need be expected. There were many oat of town buyers present tn the New York cotton g.md market yesterday, and while their or era! Ions were not extensive, many of them showed keen Interest on new lines and were trying to get deliveries on old ones. It Is said that some large mill are quietly accumulating a great volume of order for delivery extending pretty well Into the next cotton year. Export of coltrin since Sent, Sggregate 4.953.-000 bale, or almost 1.000.000 bales than the previous season. Receipt at the ports yesterday.

4.19t bales, against S7.418 bale last week and 24.457 bales lust year- For the week. 2V.V000 bales, against 23.o:)a bales last week and 135.423 bales last vear. Yes terday's receipts at New Orleans. 6,612 bale, axalnst 4. Gil bake last year.

CHICAGO raoDrca Weaknaaa nmslbHl tn ha tmttas and ears rr.ar- ket. but no chanaa waa mada In prices. Fresh egg aril fairly, but dealers tak only enough for Immediate want. Receipt were B.008 caaea, sr almost double those of a week ago, and compared with 1.V03 case last year. Btorag eggs ar en- ing at a ajoaiantiai aiscount unqr iresn.

oup-Blie ot butter exceed the demand, which Is -of a hand mouth character. L4ve fowls declined 4t while spring chicken advanced le. Offerings of nrsssod poultry wer light and no change were made In prices. Lemon advanced 25c a box. due to ngnt supplies, ins low prices raving reoucea shipment from the Pacific coast.

Cabbage, stria; bsana and lettuce sold at. lower price. Batlar stael Clae. Butler 'i Twin ..18 ei4 Young A merles. 1 4 ft 4 4 Extra creamery SI 1 firsts Seconds Process SWISS, 4 dairy Id 1-2 15 Uric 12013 racking ecoc.

.14 Eststs. rrtma firsts. firsts ,11 .17618 Pealtry, Per PoaaJ. Live 13 CI 7 IS C14 in lea ens Uressed Ducks 17 Ores ..........11 fill-Fowls 11 is Turkey, good. .16 622 Fowls 12HQ18 Broilers .10 612 Rooster Ueese ia Pea.

hand- IRed kidney. picked 00 ei.INHrowo t)wea txi2. io Lima 6.87V500l Kralt. Apple Rrii ones 9" Oranges California. box.

22. 2.t4JI3.o0 Western, 1.OO63.0W loriaa. a.lov.tsj Lemons' Box 3.0063.90 S.60ei.M Malaga drapes Kegs 6.75C7.00 Urape Fruit Florida, 2.2.r3.50 Vea-etablea. Mich :734 1.00 Beets I New. S.O0 8.P0 Old.

.304 .40 1 Cabbages ion 1.10 Radishes' Dos. bunt .40 Turnips New. 3.2ftT-3.B0 White, .869 .00 onions. rY allow, sacks 1.00 Bed. brls 3 Red.

aaks l.wei 1 White, 1.16 Ton 13.aui.M Cauliflower Crates. 1.600 2.25 Parmts hailots Brls 3.0066 00 Pplnacb Brls 4.504J6.50 Siring Beana Oreen, 3.0074.00 Wax, 4.0WO.4.60 Squash Doaen 1.0001.25 Tomatoes Four 1 0023.00 Parsnips Tubs .50 New. Brti Sack Cucumbers Doaen 1.00O 1.C0 Plant- Crate a.ooi Lettuce Head, S.OOfl .4.00 eaaea .20 Endive, brls. 2.5t i.M aia, Michigan Wisconsin 140frlnYt I brls.m.ll SfiJ3 00 Jersey. 1.0061.29 Veal fsrrs saga.

4 letajrZUO ua, bony arse. (wwoius. llldea. Oreen Salted wl: Cured .10.. Hulls and stags 00 Kip -HH Calfskins 15 Ieacons SOc: green salted 40c each; glue bide and skin.

6c. Oreen hide. 1c per lb le; part cured, leas. Dry salted. 2c per -lb less.

Horse hides, salted. S3.5tfJ2.50: ponlea. 31.50; colts. 50c. Hogs.

4vr: small pigs. rc. fcbeep pelt, small to large. Soetc. llOSTOS WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON. Jan. 17. A keen Inquiry for fine delaine Is the feature of ths Boston wool market. Values on nearly all near-by wools arc strong', while territory wool Is steady but not quits so active.

Favorable report bars been received from the aoyda market, which ha caused a lively demand for delaine owing to the scarcity of foreign Pome fair sales are reported In Wyoming, while Texas and California wools are beginning to attract attention. The leading domestic quotations rang as follows Ohio and Pennsylvania Delaine washed. 34o; fine unmerchantable. ZTrti 2c: half blood combing. 2t430c: three-eighths blood combing, sveic; one-quarter Mood combing.

delaine unwashed. 2dJfi27c: fine unwashed. 22c. Michigan. Wisconsin and New York Fleece Fine unwashed.

2o4i21c; delaine unwashed. 2dft 27c: one-half blood unwashed, Kenturkv. Indiana and Issoorl Thres-elghths blood. 2030c: one-ouarter blood. Scourad baals: Texaa Fine, twelve months.

SSAffOe; fine, six ts eight months. HUo; fine. fall. axfeijOe. Caiiiornla Northern.

Mfifl7c: middle county. 50 6Hc; southern. 464Se; fall free, Oregon Eastern No. 1 staple. 67W))4c; eastern clothing.

eorlc: valley No. 1. 534355c. Territory Staple. 0t2c: One mejrram staple, 5840Wc: fine clothing.

6tiSRc: fin medium clothing. n4nrAo: half tOood combing-. 4t4idur; three-elahths blond combing. 53666c; ons-quarter blsod combing. 4liBoc Pulled Extra.

05c; fine 6k4)60c; A. supers, S36o5c OIL MARKETS. CHICAGO 'Wholesale pricea of carbon and ether oils: Stsndard white. 150. 8Ac; perfection.

Sc: headlight. 175. lOc; aocene, lOhe; sualna. 17c; Michigan test. w.

10c; p. Be; gasoline, 1 macnine 22c; raw linseed, siagl brls, 95c: sin gis brls. BatiWlo; ttvs-brl lota. raw. 8c: B3S94c: turpenrlne.

-SOVsc: summer Mack oil. khK-k-tul. arc These quotations apply to barrel lota b. NEW YORK. Jan.

17. Cotton- Seed OU Irregular. Prime crude, 3n.18fjft.20: prime summer yellow spot. S7.31w7.JW; January. I7.2Uw7.32: February.

I7.23C7.2: March. 37.2367.24: April. 37.23 67 2: May. 37.2Hfi7.2U. Petroleum Steady.

Turpentine steady. Rosin Steady. TOLEDO. Ohio. Jan.

IT. Oil North Sooth Lima, 77c; Indians. T7c. -OIL C1TT. Jan.

17, Csedk balances. 31.30; run 234.708 131. 2S1 brl; sbipment. ISO. 171 brs: average, 22.7Mt brls.

CHARIJK-nTON. 8. C. Jn. 17.

TtrrpeiHlne Firm; Rosin Flrtn. QooteT 'A. B. XT' K. F.

S5: tJ fd 8.1;. K. 1-1. 4.V K. id.

37.75t O. 3.Oi W. $1-K. SAVAWAH. G-Jn, 17.

Turpentint Firm; SSSo. tales. 42 brls: receipts 272 brls; shipment. 1. 1 18 brls stocks.

1A.3S1 brls. Rosin Firm. Sales, 1.813 brls: receipt. 2.310 brla: shipments. 'brls; stocks.

S7.4M) brls. Ouote: B. 3-0." D. M.30; E. F.

f.40; fl. K.424: V1: 1. 0: K. 3 M. 37.75; 7.M; W.

S. MARKETS Br TELEGRAPH. KCW TORK. Jan. 17.

Fkrar Steady fair" demand. Receipts. 33,31 brls; shipments, 1.845 brl. Ry Flour Firm. Choice to 34.4064.6a Buckwheat Fknir-rQuiet.

Buckwheat Quiet, Corn Meal Steady. OraVn Rye Steady. Barley Steady. -Wheat-Spot Firm. No.

3 red. 31.01 elevator; 31.0OH f. 'afloat: No. 1 Northern. Dulnrh, 1.2.1 '-4 f.

o. b. aflnst Futures were firm on covering, due to decreasing stocks, less favorsbh? weather In ths Southwest and Arm outside market, closing net higher May. II 04 5-lt1 05 3-l: tiowd. 1.03: July c'osed 31.034.

Receipts. 20.400 brls: shipment 8,172 Corn Spot steady. New No. 2. r.

o. afloat. Futures market was with, rit transactions, closing lc net higher: May closed nSe. Receipts, 154.123 bu; shipments, lot. 703 bu.

Oats Snot steady. Futures market was without transactions, closing at tic net advance; May closed 40c: July, 4d4c. Receipt. M.4O0 bu. Butler Weak; receipts.

packages, Cream ery specials. 27c: extras. 25Vic: third tn first, 188 24c: held creamery third to special. 18620c; stals dairy common to finest. lfi25Hc; process second to special.

17621c: Imitation creamery first jSt? 20e: factory neld, lS61Hc; do current make Vn9 1SU.C. Clieese Easv: -recetnt. 704 boxes. Pae. whole Peptejnber quality special.

1617c; do finer In choice. 14Hct do late fall qnsllt'y fine. ISHtJUe: do lata made r-rrme, 12" if 1 oo winter maue comiwa to winc-, miuw. Egiri Easy; recelpta. 14.064 case.

Ptate. Penn-svlvsnrs, and near by hennery white fancy laige. lUe.Vic: do gathered white. 304J3.V; do hennery brown fancy. 3i31c: do gathered brown.

230c: Western gatnere-i nrst. iresn gam-r-j extra first, 27H2Sc: first. 26V27c: do reconds. freh gathered dirties No. 1.

23624c; do No 2. 21822c: rafrlgerator special mark fancy In local storage. 24c; do firax. 2t623Hc; do aeeonds. Poultry Dressed Arm.

Western enlcken. 19Ve: fowls. ISnltc; turkey. lS4j2V-. MINNEAPOLIS.

Jan. 17. Mmtuff shipment. 2.133 Ions Demand excellent for mill feed at unchanged prices. Bran In 100 lb sacks, 2l2! 6f.

Flour The market showed no quotable change today. Demand continued fair for patenta and alow for clears. Shipments liberal and price unchanged. Shipments, brls. First patents, 3.S5: second patents, i4.WrfiS.23; Orst clears, tl nu sevHl eleara.

32.3.112.03. Flax Receipts. cars: year ago. 43 car: hlp- ment. none.

Demand continued strong for botn spot -end to arrive at 3c under the Duluth Mar contract. Closing price. 32.671.' Rarlev Receipt. 48. cars: year go.

85 cars; shipments. 81 cars. Malting barley waa easier again today and closing pricea were 164c lower than veaterdav. Feedinsr e-rade were firmer. pricea being unchanged to So higher.

Closing rana-e. vn wc. CINCINNATI. Ohio. Jan.

17. Flour Quiet. Oraln Wheat Faay at 3161 S. Corn F.ay at 47U(n48c Oata Easy at S4w635c. Rye Firm at 8Ri K7e.

Provisions Steady. Whisky Distillers' finished goods steady en basis 31.33. Rutter Fasr: creamery extra. 2te creamery Brats and seconds. dairy, 14620c Emrs Steady at 226 2Hc.

Poultry Steady; springers. 12614c; hens. ISc; turkevs. 17c. PHILADELPHIA.

Jan. IT. Butter ateady; extra Western creamery 20c; do near-by prints. 3ftc. Eggs le lower: Pennsvlvsnls and near-bv first.

free 2 He at mark: do -current receipts. In returnaDie cases, xic at nun; weatern nrsta free rases. 2mc at mark; do current receipt, free cases, 27c at mark. Cheese gtesdy; New York full creams, fancy September. 154c; do October.

14a615edo fair to good. 14614HC. MILWAl'KEB. Jan. IT.

Floor Steadv, Oraln Wbeat Market Ve lower; No. 1 Northern. 31.Onftl.10; No. 2 Northern, 1.0S1.0H4; May. 31.01 puts.

S1.00Hf,1.01: cells. fl.02. Rv Steady; No. 1. 83c Oat Market tic higher: standard.

84Hc Corn Pteadv; No. 3. 4G4c; May. new. 50e asked; puts.

50c: calls. 60c. Marlev Market l2c lower: No. 2, P468c: samples, 07'o: medium, OOeWfie; No. 3, POtjfkc: No.

4. 8Si00r- reeoted, Wisconsin, fs302c. KANSAS CITY. Jan. 17.

Butter Creamery, 26c; first. 23c; seconds, 21c packing stock, 15c. Eg TCxtra. 33c: firsts, 26c: aeoonds, 19 tie. PEORIA.

111.. Jan. 17. Oraln Corn Higher; No. 3.

44c: No. 4. 43Ucr eample. 41e. Oats-1 Steady: No.

3 whit. 32c; No, 4 white, 81 He; standard. ST. LOl'IS. Mo.

Jan. 17. Flotrr-Oulet: red winter paienis. i.e. i.2j; 1 extra fanev and traigm.

in; nra- Timothy Seed 159.60. 34.2ofi4.7n: hrd- winter 30.6064. om Sinn f.i. Bran Firm- sacked, east track, tt.atrfl.00. 7- Whisky 31.37.

-Poultry Kteady: chickens, 11 He: 12c rurseys. ine; aucxs. ic; geese. wizc 1 Putter Iwer- creamery, 23J27e. Egg Lower, 25c REALTY DEALS AD HEWS OF THE DAY Property at 452-64 Michigan Ave-; Owned and Occupied by James H.

Bell CoM Ii Sold to George F. Porter, DAVID H. GAINES. LEASES WASHINGTON STREET STORE Frederick W. Cornish Buys ah Apartment Building- on Irving Park Boulevard From Rufus Babcock for $22,000.

The property at 62-64 Michigan avenue, owned and occupied by James H. Bell wholesale dealers in coffees and spices, has been purchased by George F. Porter through Francis E. Manlerre, of Dlbblee A Manlerre. Sidney Mlddleton.

of D. Hill ft represented tbe sellers. Tbe lot is 50x130 feet, west front, extending; through to Beaublen court, and la improved with a flve-story mill constructed building erected 'about seventeen year ago by Bell Co, Only nominal consideration Is men tioned, but tbe property was valued at $118, 415 by the board of review, of which $41,680 is In the building. A number of interesting transactions have been closed In this locality within the paat two year, the moat prominent being the sale of the Armour property at the northeast corner. of Randolph street to Robert P.

Lamont and' C. A. Etonehlir purchase adjoining. Another' recent deal In this neighborhood was the sale of the W. Hoyt property at Michigan avenue and River Clark Street.

Prerir Another deal in tbe down town district wa the vale of the property at 327, $29 and lZ9i South Clark street, by the estate of Russell Houston of Louisville. to W. T. Stewart and others, The lot la. west front, between Van Baren and Harrison streets, and the premises comprise 50x108 feet of ground im proved with two-story store buildings.

W. Kerfoot A Co. represented the Houston estate and Frank S. Pagln A Co. the buyer.

Following the' growing eustom the consideration paid bjr the -buyers is not d(s the board of review valuation appraise the property at $96,955. It Is stated that the purchase wa made a an Invest ment and that no present improvement is contemplated. A lease of, the store at 84 Washington street, in the. Venetian building, by David H. Gaines to Huyler's.

candy manufacturers. haa been reported. A part ot the basement la also Included, and the gross rental for the entire space, for a term of fifteen years. la based at $175,000. divided as follows: For the first five years, beginning May 1.

1911. the leasee will nav $10,000 a year; for the second five year period the rental will be $12,000 a year, and $11,000 annually for the remainder of the.term ending April 30. "Anatrtaaeat BallelasT Soil Properties on Lir. Salle "street. 200 north of Polk street, west front.

28x99 feet. and on Sherman street, Z18 feet south of Polk, east front. 20x106 feet, have beenreconveyed to Marvin A. Farr by the Chicago Title and Trust company, An apartment building at" 845-84? Irving Park boulevard, with 50x122 feet of ground, haa been sold by Rufus W. Babcock to Frederick" Cornish for $22,000, subject to $10,842 incumbrance.

-r: i ESTATBHASISinEHjF' The following real estate transfer 'wersj aied-fur reeord eairaar Constdsratlon, ArhlandnV. 10 ft of Lont r. S0zlRS. Jan. 14 Paul Bullhoret to Joha p.

wald 83.750 North Khcre av- 2W ft of Shr-idan rd. f. 30x141 Dec." 19. 1910 Amelia, Bacon to Winnie 4.25Q Wayne av, lul ft -n of Pratt av. f.

Jan. SMrs. Martha Salnle to Harry H. IngaU (incuoibranca. 8.1.000.........

7.300 Edgewater av. 818 ft of Aabland av. a f. 25xl08Hl Jan. tl Lewis Hoberts te Roscos L.

and Chas. N. Kobertav. 1 Hoyn av. 1V0 ft a of Cornelia 80X 124: Jan.

IdRudolph T. Wslhe to Chas. Klatt 8.600 Irving Park bird. Noa. 8(3-317.

a f. STX122. loo ft of Kokeby st; Jan. lo Rufus Bibcock and Elizabeth his wife, to Frederick Cornish (Incumbiance. 810.342) 22.000 W.

Ravenawood Park. 24 ft of Metro st. f. 21x113: Jan. 12 Jul Curtla to George L.

Rice 8.000 Wlnnemae a v. 19(1 ft of Evanston av. a t. 4oxl44; Jan. 11 Bwaato 8.

Cronstedt to T. Swanson 2,000 Tork No. KA. f. 4xl31; Jan.

Frederick W. Cornish (Qak Park) to Mary A. Boyd (Incumbrance. 33.00U1 12,000 Jef feraosi. W.

Culloni No. 41S. f. 8SX100: April 24. 1.7 Hannah Dshll to Clarenc W.

Hubbard (Incumbrance. 31.2O0) 2.800 N. 33d av. 141 ft of Windsor sv, 130x 2S4. more or less: Jan.

10 Est. Elisabeth -L. Roberts to Kathryn It- Roberts 1 Klmbell av. 40 ft of Sunnvsld av. f.

37wxl25: Jan. 3 A. H. Hlil to Curt T. -Smith.

(Incumbrance. 32.000) Klmbell av. 162 ft a of Sunnyslde av. 37UZ125: Jan. 8 A.

H. HUl to Wot. Bohiller (Incumbrance, 31.300 3.850 Milwaukee av. 1S3 ft of Wolfram st. f.

26x123: Jan. 14 Carl Hansen to Herman Scaults 8.000 Enauldlng sv. 201 ft a of Humboldt av, f. 34x133: Jan. 10 Mary Johannes to Henry Vetle (Incumbrance.

S1.3G) 8.700 Troy t. 14-ft of Grace f. 60x123; Jan. 12 Fred Ttamplsch to Laurence 'Trampisch 1 Wrlghtwod av, 23 ft of Rldgeway av. it 2xl2R: Jan.

12 Geo. W. Mlttelstaedt to Wni. R. Sebastian (Incumbrance.

li.SKio).. S.OOO Wright wood av. 108 ft of Lawndale av, f. 27x125; Dec. 10.

1010 Geo. Ounder- -i" son to Julius M. Goyke (Incumbranoe, 82.0uie 0,100 Korth Tawa, A N. Clark st. 144 ft of Belden av.

24x100. more or leas: Dec. 23. 1810 Rarney Pearson to Gertrude Burn I Burling 200 ft of Garfield av. f.

2fix 12(: Jan. 14 Auna Uelnemann to John Nowak 41.700 Racine av. 23 ft of Garfield av, f. 23X 123. and other ppty; Dec.

2. 1 810 Wm. Flynn to Delia Recta 8.900 Sedgwick at. a cor Beethoven pi t. xlOO: Jan.

Louis Labowitch lo Ja. blmrhon 1 SBtB Tows, Ellis av. between S7th and SSth at, 4xl70: Pept. 30, 1610 Silas Howe to Benno Sauer 1 Hillock at, AO ft of Fuller at. 60x120; -Dec.

1810 Thomas Egan to SUnislaw Bare 2.600 La Salle at. 200 ft of polk st. f. 28xt; Dec. 8.

1810 Sherman at. 218 ft of Polk" -t, a f. 19.a8xl0: Dec. 9, 1810 C. T.

T. trusts, to Marvin A. Farr. 1 South Park a v. cor 25th at.

f. 60x73; Jan. 7 Carroll H. Sudler quitclaim to F. E.

Broomell 1 Sam property: Jan. 7 F. E. Brooroell quitclaim to Susan C. 1 25th st, cor Wallace at.

f. 48x123; Jan. 3 Heir of John W. Clayton et al to Joha A. Suwalakl 1.200 Same Jan.

11 John A. Suwalakl to Sol Rosenblatt (Incumbrance. 1,200 S2d st, 81 ft of Wabash av, 20x87; April 23. 1810 Berry JMathla to Thomas G. Maxwell 2.000 89th st, 8 ft a of Wallace st.

24xxl25; Jan. i roes rt. neuy et ai to niuum M. Connell 1 Indiana av, 349 ft of 38th a -Dec. 11, 1806 Henry Zwergel to Nellie Zwergel 8.000 Sublease Washington at, Venetian bldg, i 34 Washington st.

front part of More, 13:8 and and casement snare; dated Dec 28. 1810; term. May 1. 1911 to April 80, 192 David H. Gaines of New -Tork- city to Huyler's, a v.

Hyde Parle; Avenue L. 133 ft of 97th st. f. Jan. 14 Adam Delp to Carl Victor Alex- anderson and Carl Herman Peterson 8.600 Bowen av, 81 ft of Ellis av.

f. lflx3; Dec. 13. 1910 Judah F. Hecht et al.

by master in chancery, to Leo 3.250 Ellis av, 60 ft of 45th at. 1.e7x1."i0. and other property; Sept- 80. 1810 BlUa r- How to Beano Eauer 1 92d t. 100 ft of Commercial av, 7Bxl40: Jan.

5 Heir of Timothy -D to Patrick T. 1 Saginaw av, 100 ft of 76th at, 100x187: Dec. 28 Chaa. A. Samuelson to Ernst Dahnel 8.000 St.

Lawrence av. 210 ft a of 2d st. 2T.X122: 4 Augustus E. Olson to Emna M. Toung (incumbrance.

94.000).; ,137 lake, Aberdeen at. 120 ft of 8Tth at, -124: Jan. 8 Chas. A. Swansea to Arthur G.

Rathye." 8.000 Claremont av, 2.S4ftsof 71st st, 50x128; -Jan. 13 Ellen Ooff to Emanuel 10 5th 454 ft of Garfield blvd. f. 12.Hr Jan. Simeon Ixniderbnck to Anna R.

Frank (incun.bronre. JHtioOi 2.000 B4th pi, 222 ft of Peoria sU TiOxlMi: Jan. 11 Ohester T. Bterhetison to Joe. R.

Deahl (Ineumbranc. 3T.O00) 13,000 S.600 8,200 Honors st. 24 ft a of 01st st. 23x124: Jan. 13 Mowara n.

tjemmiu rsw Thleda (iDcumbranc. $1,400) Paulina st. sio ft of 4th st, a f. ox 'A June IMie ninin i m.m John W. Lunt (Incumbrance, l.bO0) j- CwJaaaet.

loath jl. 141 ft of Wentworth av, a COT. ii. IMiu JLT ss. evaxwiss to Michael JOWh pL Jt61 ft of Wen! worth a v.

30x124; Jan. Cornell Btam te Julius Kaapa Winston av. 337 ft of MMh st. f. 100 ft through to oak av; Dee.

12. 1810 E. A. Gwatbmer to Geo, 3.000 1400 3,000 Weent Tswa, Haddon av, ITS ft of Pin av. i Jan.

4 Joseph WaaseU et al to Knut A. knudson Haddon av. 74 ft of Pin av. f. 38x120; Jan.

10 Joaeph Wassell et al to Anna M. -Rrlckson (Ineumttranrs, J.fM).......... 3,000 Homer st, 49 ft of Washtenaw av, -23x125: Jan. 14 Arthur J. OlsonMOto, It.

Jenklna (lncumbranre, SOOO) 1 anlewood av, 73 ft of Wabansla av, 25x123; Bspt. 10, 1907 George P. Jorgen-aen to Geo. P. and Minnie K.

3. COO Same pptr; Jan. 10 Geo. P. Jorgsnson to Anns It.

Jorgsnson 3.000 Milwaukee av. cor Ashland av, fOxfeOxlOO, with- a trlangualr piece- In rear Mos. 1234 to 1230 atllwau- he av, leasehold estate; Dec SO. lvlO Joseph K. Ferguson und lnt te laador -Ferguson 1 Bill of sale of bldg en sum pptv.

end i. lnt: Dee SO, 1S10 Same to sum I TRUST DEED, Sam ppty, leasehold est and bldg: Jan. a Isador parguaon to Jos. Tbeurar (10 years. 6 percent) SO, 000 North av.

cor Prsnelsrs av. 4tx 137; Jan. 14 Hugo Freek to David M. Orser 1 Augusta st. BO ft of N.

44h f. 24X jan. i -a sx uvingston to a.aaroi Mentals: (Inrumbranee. 1 Beaeh av. 24 ft of Homan av.

a 24X pec, 1.1. 110 oontim-ntal and torn- mercfal National bank of Chlcaga to Carl and Frida S.100 Brlgham llsS ft of Ashland av. -24x100- Dee. 13. 1U10 John Orlowskl te Josef Ketri 3.7S0 Evergreen av.

lOS ft of Rockwell at, f. 25x123; Dee. 20. 1S10 Estate ot Hearietta, Ah reus to Johane Schrsxe 3.O20 Fslrfield av. 2tsa ft of Chicago av.

f. 2x123: Jan. lo Katie- Cook to Barner Horwlch Undivided Interest: Barney Horwicb .8004 to Mabel Horwlch (Ineambraao. 3I.si). 1 Moor add dd.

-pt ai. by lot Jai 11. Julia rienaer Hardt I. ia to Edward S.1B Pearce at. 10 ft of Deeptalnee St.

f. SOX SIS: Deo. 23 Jasper C- Holslngtoa to Emll Voss Canal st. 43 ft of Bunker ittt 34x100: Jan. 12-John lCrlaiufek.

to Joha Kriatufek. Jr Blxby et. 179 ft of Austin av. f. 13.

lltlu Bobert Gate te Joha J. Flood Center av. 33 ft of Superior t. 2ftxl21: Dec. 21.

IK 10 Nels E. Kaamussnn to Marya Olechnswlcs I Incombranre. 45.000) Milwaukee av. 43 ft ot Haiated st, f. 30 ft to Halatsd st; Deo.

2t. lie Henrietta Auarbacb ouitclalms -to Patrick Creedon Franklin bird. cor Trov st. a f. 23x14: 3 Maria A.

Kilstof: te Taore. Halkjer (Incumbrance. 33.uo Huron St. 07 ft of Avers sr. f.

77x122; Jan. 13 Edwla Svkea to Peter W. Adam at. 163 ft of Aberdeen st a f. 24.3X1&N; Jan.

12 Mr. Mary W. Thomas to Win. A. nott (Incumbrance.

38 OuOl.r. Throoo st. 133 ft of Jackson Mvd, f. 47x120, sad other property; March 18, 1910 Don A. to Monro L.

Wills rd (Incumbrann. 33.0OO) Ogden av. ISO ft of Taylor st. a 4xJ0O; Jan. 10 Man to Ruby Goldberg and Jacob 8.

CoSn Harrison St. 142 of Dougla bird, a f. iT.sl2. more or less; Jaa E. Berger to Loula N.

Hoa. nberg (incumbrance. 34, Monroe st. IV) ft of S. 43th av.

f. 2.1x121 8ep(. 21 Frank J. Hetael to Ida Ju. Sealy Bleeas.

X.S00 10. sot 3.000 2.230 4.3JJ 10 8,000 T.O00 8.306 Chicago Heights Its 4 and 5, blk 13; Jan. 10 David Wallace et al to Wax. Anna Holpuch LT23 reaaesi. Bins Island.

AbboU at H. add is. bik Dec. 2, 10-Wm. J.

Corno to L. L. Grojn- Cteeres. erwrn, Andrew A C. 1st add.

It 18 and 14. blk Jan. le Peter J. Kinney suit- clalma to Emma J. Grant Locomotive Wk.

add. It 2.. blk 3, and ether property: Jan. 10 Land by tr. to Fredk.

H. Bartlett Sams property. It 2S. blk 2. and other Prop-.

erty; Jan. 10 Fredk. U. Bartlett to C. T.

a T. trustee T.000 Hutchinson at R. sub, It and 2 Street" sub. blk 4. is, 3D.

13: Jan. 14 Harry E. ia, w. earn. xsarry a Frank G.

Clark. H. ub, it 6. blk 2. a 20, lept.

.12. Me Edmund A. Oun- Ktarrett to rang. u. Mandelt A 38.

13: sent. ming to CIS r. Jun uok. Morton Park. It 2 1 lo 1 3, blk 2: Jaa.

CsH A. Carlson to Geo. H. Periolat (la- cambraace. 2.tO0).,...

Ley4ea. Franklin. 1st add. It 2. blk 10; Mar.

Theodore -Caspar Bats Pierre. Coaabes Same, It 1. blk 10: Mar. SO. 'lO Robert Otto -But te Plsrrs X.

800 Wllraett. It 1, blk It Ne. X. ilian 1st rl3. tr Sto 1 i 'Slle.

4T, pt ST. and ether property con-' talnina- 30 acrea! Ler. Marvin Wachoaskl to Josef 3,300 15 Duo lop sub. It 12 and 18. blk 11.

IS. 88.12: Jan. -ft John T. luca. N-' to August Schllnk Balls-wood, ltm and blk Jan.

12 Ron. ert M. Jeakina Va Alfred Anderson 3,860 Same property; Jaa. le A. T.

Anderson Jao. H. AUawaa (incumbrance, 2A00 I. Theratasi. unl U.

Imt 13: Dec ST 'lV Wm. B. Forsyth te Samuel K. Markman 1V200 Sam property, und Dec. 22.

'10 Morton V. Gilbert to name. 2.600 Sam, nrooertv. und lnt: Jan. Ill Samuel K.

Mark man to Lester C. Child 3.000 3d. that pt lying toiLt.r.os,im SO. 3d. 14.

ex r. of w. I. C. R.

about 74 acre, more or le; Jan. 10 Frank krant -tn et al bv master in ehancerv. tn Carrie E. C1M BUILDING PSRSIITS. The following pulldlng permit were lasued yea- teruay: OoM.

6Z4-628 87th pi. 1 stry brx re, own no Itewnev srtil BAth Dl. arch Ju fiehor. maa con same, car cob same $1,600 Zl -ow i Lineoin st. I miry lunow, nu shed, own Bueaing.

Hohmaa 4k Co. 2139 Lincoln av, car coa ewn 0O8 Cornelia st. 2atry brk flats, owa Joha Gohr. 1034 Augusta av. maa con John- son A Kaehler.

car con. Lasarski. arch John Neeber 4311 Cornelia st, 2 stry brk flats, own Joha Lo. load Augusta av arch Neebe. mas con Jobnsoa 4k Kahler.

ear coa S. Lavas rakl South Chicago av. 2 stry brk ewn. Geo M. Meeb.

7470 South Chicago av. arch Fran a Pry. ma con Kua. car coa same 7423-21 8 Mir st. two 1 stry frame, owa Laugner.

vTth and Normal a v. maa coa Lugan. arch Hale, car can Laucaa. each 5.009 8.000 8.000 A900 1304 SOfva-sa Anthony av. 1 stry frame res.

owa Matlld Andersen. BZii cucua sv, csuraoa 017 21st pi. 2 stry brk flat, own 8covy. 1231 8 Fairfield av. arch Frank Ban- dak.

ma con own. car own J848 Mosart st. 2 stry brk data, ewa August Wilson. 2741 Humboldt sU arch Ch A Strnadal, mas con Sodertown A Helm, car con owa 7221 Calumet av. 2 sty brick res.

own A Onanatrora. e428 Drexel av 121-29 N. 43d a v. Ave 2 aty flat. own Chas 2.TO0 8.809 6.000 Chapman, B4 ls naiie st.

sren rnsovs Co. mas coa Chas Chapman, carp coa owner msvt Enm a stv brk flat, own Nils Joh 27.500 on. 6128 Evan av. arch Henry Newhouae. ma eon Rune A 804 61st st.

1 sty brick adda. own 8 Pike. Monro and State, arch Howard Shaw maa con Saereher. carp coa Sauraner 421 31st St. 1 sty brick storage, ewa Geo Hordry.

ISM Indiana av, arch ma coa carp con owner 2411 8 Harding av. 2 sty brick flat, own Julius Ktnst. 1326 4th ct arch John Kle-clna. mas con and carp oaa 1112 California sv I sty brick. I storeand flats, own A Abrsnamson.

1338 Maple-wood av. arch Albert Annrs. mas con Kap- 8.000 509 L100 5.500 pet uamm. carp ion l. 10.000 2438 Leland av.

2 sty frame. 2 flat, ewa Henry Muenla. 4708 Artesian av. arch Benran. ma eon and carp con 8243 Belle Tlaln av.

IV sty frame, living room, own A Johnson, arch Hall, carp coa Mortenson 1323 Hslr ted st. 2 sty brick barn, owa Shapiro. 1528 HaJsted St. arch Brueckner maa cbn Richard Hockmuth. carp con Mick Klaaaen 2411 61st ct.

1 sty frame rea. own Michael Duba. 232 63d ct. carp con owner 1.500 1.600 LIO0 1.300 JX CHICHESTER PILLS Vv BOAKD. lIAaiONTs HR(NI) PILLR.

for S3 yemkswaasBt.Stfast.Alwsr Reliable scld by kucgists eslral Ask ear Uraggtat i khas.tor's Ulaesd br.wA PUIs la Ued sad (iaid KetaiucVV bases, sealed wkla Blus Rloboa. Tak as other. Bay ef rear trsgett. AVfvCIII 8 WArtHINGTON. D.

C. Jan. IT. -Forecast: UNnols Fair Wednesday; Thursday fair. warmer.

Ohio -Fair north, snow anatk asrttoe ed nee ds Thursday aenerallv fair, anoderats northeast wlnda West Pennsylvania Fair north, toeal 1 snow aoaih portion Wednesday; Thursday fair; light te moderate north wmda. Indiana Fair aorta. elandv south nortloa Wedaesdayt Thursday fslr. slightly wanner. Lower and Vpner Michigan Genet Hy fair Wedoesdsy and Thuradsy warmer Thursday; ugnt to moderate varianie wtnda.

North Dakota Fair, warsser Vahusisv TsMirs- dar probably local rnowa South Dakota Fair, warmer Wednesday Thurs day Nebraska and Kansas-Walr." warmer Wednes day: Thursday fair, warmer eastern nartsoa. Oklahoma Wednesday: Thursday. fair. warmer. Arkansas Pair north, local ratne south nortloa Wslnesday; Thursday fair, wanner.

Missouri Cloudy Wednesday t- Thursday fair. warmer, Iowa Fair Wednesday, wanner west ana cen tral portions: Thursday fatr. warmer. Wlsooosn Fair Wednesday, wanner northwest aortion: Tbersday fslr. warmer i moderate variable winns.

cecominf souia. -nflnnasota Pair, waimer needs Thursday incrsaain cloudiness and warmer. Temperature 2. i Place ef Otssrvatloa. Abilene 42 42 Bismarck lo Boston 13 22 buffalo 20 22 39 18 10 J4 .82 2 40 1 21 20 18 14 12 26 12 i2 18 8 68 2 20 23 20 44 8 10 10 3d 1 WJ 12 13 14 20 82 2 24 8 13 22 28 62 N.

8 P.E. 3 W. 10 4 X. 10 N.E. 8 N.E.

12 B.W. 6 N.E. 13 N. 8 N.E. 13 N.E.

4 N.E. 8 N.E. 4 N.E. 4 E. 4 8.W.12 N.W.

4 8.W. 8 8.E. 10 8.E. 8 N.E. 8 N.

3 N.E. 4 S.W. 8 N.E. 8 N. 4 S.W.10 N.W.

14 N.W.14 8.JV". 4 E. N.E. 4 N.W. 8 N.E.

12 W. lO N.E. 4 S.W. 4 N.W. 8 N.W.

4 B.K. 4 N.E. 8 N.E. 12 S. 4 N.W.

4 W. 10 S.W. 4 8. 24 K.W.12 Cloudy Clear. Clear ClAude Cairo 32 84 Cloudy .10 Calgary 2 SH Fair Cloudy Clear Charleston mi as Cheyenne 2H 42 Ch lease 23 2 Cincinnati 28 2 Cleveland 2t 20 Clear--Cloudy .88 Fair Clear .38 Fair Clear Fair .04 Clear .18 Clear Cloudy Fair Cloudy Fair 8 now .48 Cloudy Cloudy .12 Clear CVear Cloudy .03 Clear Cloudy .22 Clear Cloudy Cloady Clear .72 Clear Clear Clear Fair Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy .01 Clear Ai Cloudy .10 Clear .02 Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Davenport I Z2 Detroit 22 22 -w Des Mol nea 18 20 Uuouq JO 2U Duluth 10 19 Edmonton, 10 8 Escanaba 12 .20 Galveston 84 72 ureen Bay 13 le Indiana poll 22 2 Kansas 24 2e Keokuk 23 24 Ios no aa Madison 14 18 Milwaukee 24 Montreal 2 2 Nashville 3d 8 New 22 .21 Near Oriaana.

To 74 Omaha 22 22 I-eoria JH (4, Phlladelpfau. 2 2S Pittsburg 21 28 Quebec 12 1 Ran 72 '78 Sault Marie 14 IS Kelt Lake City. 34 4U Ban Franclaoe. 64 64 tsookane 3H S2 4 PL 2d St. Paul.

Id 22 Tampa ed 74 Toronto 1 22 Washington- 24 2d winaiDea Tellowstons P. 22 90 -13 2 TflBV Jan ST A I Llbsu. Palled Potsdam. Rotterdam: Kronprins Wll-nelm. Bremen.

MARRIAGE LICENSES. The foUowla; marriage Uceaaes were laswed yesterday; Age. Eojcleck Jastes). Maryanna CecXel 2620 Constantln Sadly. Anna .2323 Bern hard L.

Werner. Aana .27 SI verstt H. Barrett. Rose 2730 Liguorl Ellen Burk ............2321 Alfoaa Le Barta, Ethel 34. Rohda 34 Francisaek Marchewka.

Julia .2319 SUnislaw CUkovsky. Aneaka Vetrorec ...2823 Roy A. Day. Sophia E. KroU Ift 23 Otto A.

Trams. Clara Hemps .......3017 Joha Daltoa. WilmsU. Anni Caaner. aaaae 34-24 John Bakalnaki.

Anna Vonckait. ZO 1 Otarlee Holm. Mabel Martin 22 Jaa" Bnrbar. Otga .23 SO vis L.I iw Rdkowski." Maryanna 1 8. Craig.

Louise Mayone. 40 Gssver. Myrtle Decker .....27 IS Kiiniuw staxowsaM. inrrea Juhs M. Paul A.

Obltca. Maada Kermell 2M ID Henry 8. Hansen. Jennie H. 28 Taylor Browatna-.

CVtra P. Hewitt 27 CI Michael Cor ley Ca her tne Oibbons 24 iMuseppe Volenta. Maria Marinette .26 33 Waclav Drallaaskl. Marta ssssaska Tt 18 Joseph R. Castle.

Isabell Henry ........3134 John Tomasiewlcx. Regina Hjk. 27 20 Krnat O. Bruababer. Mary Lebet ......2121 Robert F.

Haniscb. Bertha Bargee 6749 Wtneenta Lssaaskas, Petmnele mlskKle. 40 24 Louis eVhloseburg. Lena 21 Fraactasek Kulig. ...28 9 Charlea.

MatOe Mo-V "Carthy. same a. Weloiecw--bosek." Anna CO Ixn Sachs, EilaPropp. .....81 Thomas Wllltsms. Frieda G.

19 Arthur "Biaachstte. Kanaakea. 111. Riwsiie Renaud, same .......81 27 Paul O. H.

Heitner, Halda .) 8t Jan etaaek, Magdalene Woldyla .........2223 Julius Drelskve. Anna Meisenbarh ....68 Josef Opllly. Wlktorija BwUatkowskI 120 Ernest Caproa, Maud Hier. Lake Odes. ..81 28 Oeorsor Bolak.

Anna Cichent ...2319 Jay Vance. Aurora, Rose Swan. Le- ment. .....23 Carl A. Fentxllng.

Anna B. F1edler.w,......f2 S3 Jnxef Maryanna 2719 Cbarle Granner. Wichita, Emma meats. Ontario, .....30 27 Frank Dolrtk. Ji4 2 Frank R- Kimber.

Elizabeth Geleng 22 Philip Plnello. Anton la F. IT Paul Chopek. A rata I His .27 30 Giuseppe Mantmo. Maria Coalansa ........2428 Oscar Chambers, Elisa ..37 31 William M.

Rowse. Helen A. ....2424 Edward P. Loo rue. Katharine S2 Edward Price.

Ratherln Mangaa 4127 Joha OswaidMary Rosaw 2721 Robert E. Doyle Oriand. 111. Florence CConnell. Worth.

Ill ........2420 John WllKit Msrgaret Mc31ynn. 21 IS Eylvester RoginskU Jadwiga C3 Louis Blska. Wanda Kelm .............2 2) Henry Hoffman, Roe M. 4337 Louis fchmlJt. Mary Hafecscherer 26 28 Pul W.

F. Bahlk. Minna Grelf ....3131 R. Lyle Fernley Aurora. 11L: Hasel 33 Edward F.

MulUaa. Marion E. 2J Michael Kuntner. Mary Muhr ..24 20 Josef Wolowtcs, Maryanna Dike. 27 Harry glmon.

Adah Herron 24 21 Wlncenty Romanowsky. Anna II Emll Bind. Vary i'orna 2418 Stanlalaw Klufta. Maryanna ..2322 Arnold Andreeen. Frieda .3120 Frans Bastor.

Aana Foig. ...23 24 Josef Lach. Anna Zajane. Ci 2 1 Rudolf Ray. Anna .....2319 tsnlslaw Mlkrut Maryanna Nlemler 3423 Andrarj Ryeskiewlra.

Paw Una 23 Paul Gowron. Joaefa Skora Earl L. Hermsn. Florence E. Grund.

.30 SB William F. McXichoia. Violet M. .2119 Hermann F. Grot.

Beatrice Beebe .24 1 Jusupss Sklnkh). Petronle TO Andrxej Gwlsc. Mary 282 William Wad dell. Indian poila, Elsie Boardman ...28 2 WoJHech Wawsocha. Julia 1 Mathlas Wscker.

Barbara 2e Oeorge Tuohbrelter. Marie Murray. .........28 24 John J. Nelson. Bridget A.

21 1 Charlea J. Hen Iff. -Margaret SchwaJb. ,..2 21 Cyealaw SoMeeki. Antonla Opallnrka 32 William B.

Naylor. Eleanor 21 21 James W. Hidden. Mabel 221 Caloa-ero Pattt Calogera IS Wladyalaw gkwarskl. Anna 23 2 Ernst H.

Dahlman. Mamie Jhn Maletxko. Marie Ostrowska jTi2 William C. St ranch. Katherlne .22 21 Bernard Nadolny.

Agnes .3 38 Josef Masurek, Devota Woi SO fieorge P. Ruth E. Gray ..2823 Fsmuei E. Hlotkovitx. Betty 19 Walenty Frttx.

Franrlsxka Domblnska 2724 DEATHS. COOKE John R. Cooke, son of the hue Joha 8. Cooke and Charlotte H. Cooke.

brother of Charles F-. George J. Coore and the late Charlotte Irer.e Cooke Funeral Thursday at 9:30 o'clock fmsn 4242 Grand boulevard to Holy Angels Carriages to Calvary. Kindly omit flowers. JORDAN Mary Louise, Jan.

18. at her residence. 1434 Jackroa boulevard, widow of Col Una H. Jordan and mother of Scott and Cady It. Jordan.

Funeral services Wednesday. 3 j. m. Interment at Pinna. Ohio.

NOTICES. Caroline Grant died at the Oak Forest Infirmary. Relatives will claim remains. Michael Conroy died at the Oak Forest Infirmary. Relatives will claim remains.

Fred Grea died at tbe Oak Forest Infirmary. Relative will claim remains. "John Amleree died at the Oak Forest Infirmary. Relatives will claim remalna. John McCarthy died at the Oak Forest Infirmary.

Relative will claim remains. EDW. N. STEIN. ATTQBNETS AT LAW, PEOPLE'S PROTECTIVE BUREAU CVIVES AID and advice ia business and private troubles; claims and wage collected: bankruptcy petition filed.

123 La Salle ull 620. ATiVirP 21 DOMESTIC OR BUST-a-" a- ssc rrr. -trouble. Apply te Bureau of Law. 433 N.

Clark at Suite 8. DOES ANT ONE OWE TOUf COLLECTIONS made everywhere en percentage: estab. 82 rears: bank reference. B.A.L.Thonueon.506 A I wood bldg. CIDEmRAN CHEAPEST IN THE FOR 312 a vear: cover all acrldenta.

STATES ACCIDENT JN8URANCE 406 Hartford Chicago. PERSONAL ROACHES. BUGS. RATS EXTER-m In ted from your premise under guarantee contract. Csll or write.

Telephone Hai rlson (HC8. rtiEDi-RICK PERE8 A 313 Dearborn si. BUSINESS PERSONALS. J- CciisiiJt BEST SPECIALIST SAFE, CURES Catarrh. Kidney and Bladder Trouble.

Fool Criae, Skin Disease. Rapture, Itnpare Pimples. Sore Threat, Falling Hair. Foal. Breath, Sore.

Pains, Nervousness, Neurasthenia. Coated Tongue, Etc. Consultation free and Invited for all chronic bR.FU.1T, 260 State SL, MRocr Offlee hours: Every day from a. in. to 8 3 p.

m. Evenings. Monday and Tbarsdsy, -till 9. Sunday. 9 a.

an. to 13 boob. Chicago. $6 KEWASD or KHLIMAT1CK tsts Ecyptlaa OU sad Pu.kee will not enr saoBey nuwMNu. a-or su vy wwa- NATIONAL PHARJIACAL CO.

BEND 98 FOR SAMPLE BOOKLET. Phone Harrison 81U8. 4Hi8 Athnnnh ls-28 Ik. van bv NERVOOSNFJSS. EPILE88T atOBPHTNE habits removed by my snethod la three tree I men- without drags.

I can taach any on In three ss-eona so they may. do the same. If yea ar tnter-evted call 134 Monro su. siooan 413. Aak tar a AUlater.

SOCirTT MBLEM8- SOCIETT AND CLASS PINT. WINSM1P T08-8 MASONIC TEMPLE. ErmS OLIVER, PRAIRIE AVENXK. EVrctre Therapy. EVeetria Light Baths.

Etectrte T.rrlT.h. Baths- Swedish Maaaae-e. Vibra tory Exercise. Down town branch. 17.

Qnincy Ittreet, aiute rnvnm DR. SAUNDERS ISTAKTaf CIAUST IN CHICAGO. MS Btate 4th floor. MciicU Blassafe Kellbarar Inetltute. 138 Slat at.

Tel. Cent. 2C7. ELECTROTHERAFT MEDICO MASSAGE Swedish Movement Cor Light Bath. Suite 313.

248 Michigan av. MAGAZINES. NEWSPAPERS, FROM ANT place on P. IX News Ca 17 Dearbswm SC. M.

B. BOTLE. 193S WABASH AV FLAT SV Cahlaat and vapor hatha. Phone CaL 2S88. MISS MALMQU1ST.

601 Bush TEMPLE. MAS sage aad esactrle light baths. Tel. North 4009. ISFAKT FOOD.

For INFANTS. INVALIDS and XCRS1NQ MOTHERS. ROBWSOiTS PATENT BARLET Used with fresh cow's sallk. liecfimmendel Lcidinr clans v-- Soil AH Dmr fists an. Grocers Send for Booklet, -ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

xrse. JAKES P. SltTTH CO, ''Behj Agent. New Vork. CTtlraee.

llUSlNKSXlNCk ElfTHTT ACRES NEAR NORTH JUDSeK, -Indiana. Clear price. 33.8i0; chana-a Jnr tss-corr nat tmtieiaart will assum or pay cash difference, SfO.U8 stock of running merchandise store in Chicago: exchange far land. -cash cr realty. 1.

1mA fO.CssJ stock te exchange. t- 33.0VO wholesale and retail bakery busir.es to exchange: clearrn" 82.000 yearly. S2.3UO eiuterv usii.es. toexenarge. -v Wantsd Real eatate ar.d merrhandlae.

KETES A COMPAXT, Telephone 841 Harrlsoa. 217 Dearborn sc. SEND ME TOCR NAME AND ADDRESS AND 1 will mall you free prospecta of our Corporate en our present capital! sea tun. By incrswsiiig ear SCTCSKV ana swiini anna imprornufnia ww can ears Wf. Shares are (10.00 each.

All Koch- holders of record to January 1st. 1811. share le vfalrh ara declKj e.1 Jul. ta lbll Wrlta today If you ha-s money that you want to la' ana otner reference. J.

H. SOLDWEDEL. -v-T 08-TOO, 204 Dearborn Chicago. TX. WANTED A FEW PARTIES WITH $SC0 FOR SAFE 1NVESTEENT Northern Sytiicate Ill RANDOLPH ST.

CHICAGO. IMPLEMENT BCSINEES IN GOOD LTTSJ town; no opposition: big territory: taudinr and stock in hand worth 310.000. -Apply R. H. STCLU Cavalier.

N. D. READ INVE8TINO FOR PROFIT. 8ENT ON H. A BARBER.

S3 Jaekaoa blvd Chicago. BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. 1100. EAST PAYMENTS. BUT 8 A NEW BIL-" (lard Or pool table, with cvenplete outfit.

Why pay -mora to rsnalr shoes and lrreSDOnslble deaiera. whose guarantee la worthless and who offer Imaginary bargains In second band tables with a hick some roomkeeper haa made a fallwrsT -W rant tables, with privilege of applying rent oa pure-base price, aad lead tbe world in quality and low pricea, ws do not batons; ts any trust er trade combination. THE RRVNSWICK-BALKE-COl-LEN- DER 2U3 Wabash Tel. Harrison CASH PAID FOR SECOND HAND BILLIARD and pot- tables of all kinds. BRUNSWICK- BALKE-COLLENDER 23 abash sv.

FDR 8A-LE NEW AND SECOND HAND POOL tables: lowest price; easy terms. Full line billiard supplies. PASSOW A SONS. W. Madison.

CLAIRVOYANTS. ESTEBAH VEHNE 19-8 Dally. Sundays: 11-8. Residence. 1248 MICHIGAN AVE.

-1243. CcT4Sult Leon, 2SX Eist 3StH St. TWO BLOCKS EAST OF INDIANA year la Chicago. 9 to 8 dally: 11 te 2 Sunday. ENOW THT FVTCRE MARGARET GRAHAfl 29 1 8 MICHIGAN AYE.

2918 HOME OF SPIRITUAL SCIENCE, 3411 1 rsii-le Ave. Healing treatments. Readings. Hr. 18 to 3.

MME. JOSEPH AND HENRT JOSEPH. PST-chists Ladies. 23c; gents. tOc Ruer mere).

1147 W. Madiaoe. near May upstair. MME. JOSEPH AND HENRT JOSEPH.

P8T-chtsts. Ladlsa. 25c: gents. 50c (never more). 1147 W.

Madiaon near May su. ostairs. COLLECTIONS. DOES ANT ONE OWE TOUT COLLECTION! mads every where on percentage. Estab.

32 years; bank Alwood bide DETECTIVES. TOt'NO SECRET SERVICE CO. CONFIDENTIAL JNVEnTlGATORS 234 LA SALLE ST. HARRISON 128. MISS CORA.

STRATER'S PRIVATE DETECT-' Its Agency. 23( Indiana av. "Calumet 4460." HOTELS. NEW BRADFORD HOTEL MICHIGAN AND JtOTH ST SfiO rooms, steam heat. 31.00.

31. EO and t2.fat per day. Low rate by the week or month. NEW HOTEL BRADLEV RCSH AND INDI-sna sts. K5 rooms with private bath, newly and finely furnished.

Room with private bath, 37 Per week. Tel. Dearborn jo.h I.hi rooms, s.nm heat and lath. 7Sc 3L W.wtf irr day. Low rates by secx or month.

MI THE SBBBJ81 wage.