THi; WOE: OMAHA, TlllKSDAV, .IAMAKV isUli.
11
r
J
WANTED TO RENT
Hoilarw Properly.
WANTKIv- A Inrcnmin i-apiMj of hold
ing e a-?'.! stork of criHTxl merchan
dise; htillditii; must be In a town of et
least J."'! people. Address T W. Hre.
REAL ESTATE-IMPROVED
Writ.
8-RM. (5UTTAG10 BARGAIN
West Kamam district: all modern. In
fine condition. east front lot on paved
street; close to I,ca venworth street cur;
H block to school and adjacent to valua
ble property: lot xr, If you want a
bin bargain Tel. II 7HVV
North.
PRAIRIE PHK-a Ames Ave. Street
Kved and parked. 7 rooms and hath;
autlful shade; wide lot and street.
WK cash. K monthlv. 6 per rent Inter
est. Will be sold for JiO less than actual
value to right partv. R .1. Scannell.
Phone Ootig. or Coifs t 3K11.
"oath.
NEAR FIELD CLUB
rooms, all modern, paved street,
close to school, clesant yard with
shrubbery, located just north of the
Field club on SStli Ave. Price 13.500.
0. 0. CAR LB ERG,
313 BrBndels Theater Bide
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.
Six fine lsrge rooms, completely mod
ern, near Field club. Hanxcom I 'ink
and Boulevard. Price, terms and loca
tion entirely satisfactory, tH) cash, ID
. per month.
PAYNK INVFJSTMKNT CO..
Pour. 1781. 6th Floor Omaha Nnt. ri.ink.
Sooth.
CAN RE BOUGHT RIGHT.
Beautiful 7-room cottage: strictly mod
em; nice large lot; three chicken houses:
Rood paracc; fine shade in front and
hack yard; fine nciithhornood. 3S17
South 23d St. I'hone South !
SIX-ROOM, modern buncalow finished In
oak, beam ceilings, built-in bookcases,
plate rail, beautifully papered, large ce
ment basement, large fruit cellar and
coal bin. Ropers' furnace, east front
lot. 40x127: 1536 S. 25th St.. phone D. .TCJ.
REAL ESTATE-UNIMPROVED
Sonth.
LOT BARGAIN 31st and Oak, lac nn east
boulevard. 81x115, comer fur $''75; see
mo at once. Tebbens, fl& Um. Nat. FSk.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES
WANT a good farm in eastern Nebraska
or western Iowa of around 2u0 acres, in
exchange for cash and one of the best
general farms and bearing orchards In
Florida- Good soli, pure water, splendid
climate, churches, schools, many north
ern and western people What have you
and what la It worth? Address Owner;,
K 43, Bee.
FOR EXCHANGE SO acres in the best
Irrigated country; 7-room concrete
brick house, well finished: other build
ings good: 65 acres alfalfa; owner
wants well equipped garage in central
Neb. W. H. Smith. Wheatland. Wyo.
REAL ESTATE-SUBURBAN
Daadef,
DUNDEE I)TS
Two south frcnt lots .north psrt of
Dundee beautiful view, right in line
where two blocks of property will be
developed this spring and close to the
extension of Happy Hollow Hnulevard.
These lots will sell for $100 to $150 more
money inside of three months. Let us
show you these two lots and you can see
for yourself what a good buy they are.
UIATT-PAIRFIELl) CO.,
MO Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Doug. 4W.
Benson.
100 FEET OX 24T1I STKKHT
NEAR FAUNA M
Will sell or give long time lease on
favorable terms. Located right for a
aure advance in value.
PRICE, $20,000.
GLOVER & SPAIN,
M9- City National. Tloug.
South Hide.
SO. OMAHA property, 4513 S. 23d. John
Johnson.
FINANCIAL
Krai Katate Loans, Mortgages.
6 TO 6 for loans on rest class city
residences In amounts 12,000 up; also
farm loans. Reasonable commissions.
PETEftS TRl fiT CO . K22 Farnam St.
LOANS on city and farm property. Fire,
tornado,' burglary ami automobile in
surance. W. U. Templelon. 603 Bee
Bldg. T. 2020.
WE are ready at all times to
make loans on first-class city
property and eastern Nebraska
farms. Rates on request.
UNITED STATES TRUST CO
212 S. 17th St.
OMAHA homes. -Ast Nebraska farms,
O'KEJuKE REAL R8TATK CO.,
101S Omaha National. Phone Douglaa 271
$100 TO $10,000 made promptly. F. D.
Wead, Wead Bldg., 18th & Farnam Sta.
MONEY on hand for city and farm loan.
H. W. Binder, City National Bank Bldg.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty.
W. H. Thomas. 2Ji State Bank Bids".
FARM and city loans at lowest rates.
TO LAND & TRUMBULL. 44 Bee Bldg o
CITY and farm loans, 6, &, t per cent.
J. H. Pumont A Co.. 41 Slate Bank.
6
city iiiKO n a r'rihrv ain.
12 Brandeis Theater Bldg.
StoWa and Bonds.
FOR KALK ittt sharea of stock. Bank
era Realty Investment Co., al $1.15 per
share. Address B. Bee.
REAL ESTATE-OTHER CITIES
WANTED 100 carloads of scrap li on, also
metal and rubber. Write for prices. Ne
braska Iron and Metal Co., Omaha.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Iowa Lands
MY farm fur lent from March 1, next;
148 acres; southwest corner Hardin
township. J. 11. y, Kruse, H. F. U. J.
Council Bluffs, la.
Nebraska Lauds.
RANCHES
.000-vA.. Holt county, near Atkinson,
finest equipped stock ranch In the
state. Including tock. Price right.
3.6SO-A., Holt county, near Kwlng,
excellent hsrd soil, fine ranch. ,well
Improved, flowing well; ood prop
osition. Either of the above ranches will be
sold right for rash or will take good
eastern Neb. farm as part payment.
I). V. SHOLES CO.,
915-18 City Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doug. 49.
CHOICE FARM BAh'iAINS.
t00-acr stork farm. ITo lr
246-acre, Cedar county, t X per.
M-acre, Bottom lnd farm. j per.
luO-acre, Burt count y. 1130 per.
C. a. KELYEA.
Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Omaha.
LAY COUNTY.
SOO acres, improved, 7.i.
Ixj acres. Improved. $!-V
acres, tniprow-d. I''-
3M acres, frv well irniroed $1W
PAYNK INVKSTMKNT COMPANY.
Hh K1. Omaha Nst Bank Bldg. l. U8L
A GOOD little stock farm four miles
from Blair, Neb., all good bottom land
will sacrifice for cash. P.. Martin.
Little Kalis. Minn.
UR 6ALK Best large body of high
grade tne-idum priced land In Nebraska;
very little money required. C. fcrauley.
Wolbech, Nsb. -o
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Mississippi I.aads.
OCEAN SPRINGS
on the Culf coast. .Mississippi, where
your monev Is sifo secure and pro
ductive. Kssy monthly pavmenls buy
a ltVacro pnn orchard, planted. In
vestigate. v. t. SMITH CO.,
l) City Nat. Hnnk Hid.
Mlasoart Lands.
ACRKS. lent Co., Mo.; small Imps.;
em i in cuiiiaimn: an acre, -vi Se
ville Block. Omaha.
Tesaa Lands,
SA1.K OR TRAPB.
Irrlgnted truck rami. Klo Orande
Valley, Texas; 40 acres, all under cul
tivation. Good Improvements. t"8 City
Nst'l hank nidg,
Wisconsin Lands.
UPPER WISCONSIN Rest dairy and
general crop slate In the unlrn; settler
wanted: lands for sale at low prices on
easy terms. Ask for booklet S4 on Wis
consin Central Land Orant. Excellent
lands for stock raising. If Interested In
fruit lands nsk for booklet on apple or
chards. Address Land and Industrial
Pept.. Soo Line Iiallwsy. Minneapolis,
Minn.
Mlscellancoaa.
HAVE TOU A FARM FOR SALE?
Write a rood description of your Isnd
and send It to the Sioux City (la.) Jour
nal -Iowa's Most Powerful Want Ad
Medium." Twenty-five word every Fri
day evening, Saturday morning and
every Saturday evening nnd 8unday for
, mii'iiui, git ink sixteen aas on iweive
I different days for 2; or W words, $4. or
7.- words, 16.
Laraei-t circulation of snv I.iwn newa
. Taper; 2..0.G00 readers daily In four great
state.
HORSES LIVE STOCK AND
VEHICLES
For Sate.
GOOD, steady hors bugy snd harness
cheap. Apply F. Cole, e406 No. fclh 8t-
,
Thirty-two milk wagons for sale, cheap.
J ohnson-Panforth Co.. liith and Clark.
ItoitsE and wagon for sale. Tyler 111.1.
H A V 11.60 ton. A. W. Wagner. 9H N. IS.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
HXX grain, loo lbs. Il.ii. Wagner. 801 N.1S.
AUTOMOBILES-FOR SALE
WHENEVER you are considering sell
ing or buying a used car and you want
full value for your money or you want
people who are willing to pay for what
they are getting you will have no re
gret If you buy or advertise through
the used car column of The Bee. Phone
Tyler 1000.
1 llle Hupmobile coupe, eleo. equip.
1 U1S Monitor touring, brand new....
1 1!14 ((-cylinder Studehaker touring.
11918 H oilier, 8-cyllnder touring
1-1!M4 Oakland touring
1 Metz roadster
1750
lt
teO
0
150
3310.
Auto (. learlng House. 22Q9 F'arnam. D.
HUH BALE My Detroit Electric, old
model, but In excellent condition; prac
tically new batteries; pii.-e K1. V. A.
Maurer. Council Bluffs.
AUTOMOBILE A general Insurance; fire.
theft, liability, etc. ART THATCHER,
IRT Tl
g. KKOl.
ti i-ii it ,at. uoug. :
5-PASrtENGER automobile In gnod
condition: very cheap. Call
Douglas "S.
1-000-LB. truck, $12. Nebraska Bulck
Service Station, 1914 Farnam St. Phone
Ioug. 721.
AUTOMOEILB MUTUAL 1NSURANCB
CO.. Douglaa 2818.
Antomobllea Wanted.
! WANTED To buy 1914 or 1918 Ford tour-
'11 v-ar, vmiy in buuu i.unuiuun. dkja
32o, Kinwtw, Neb.
Anto 1. 1 very and (inrigri.
Industrial Garage Co.. ft) & Harney Bts.
Anto Repairing; and Painting-,
$100 reward for magneto we can't repair.
Colls repaired. Baysdorfer, 210 N. lth.
t'HKE winter storage when cars are
painted and repaired. Johnson-Dan forth
Co.
JOE MURPHY Auto repairing at Middle
State GaratjO. Piione Tyler 207.
Omaha Radiator Bep. Co. ro'55 Far. U. 2J01
Anto Tires and supplies.
AUTO TIRES
REBUILT, $.1.00 TO $3.00.
DUO TIRE CO.. Mil Chicago 8t
BARGAINS In slightly used and demon
strating tires. ijwiebol. JblH Farnam.
I). 4S7S.
MOTORCYCLES BICYCLES
HARLliY-DA VII'SON MOTORCYCLK8.
Barguin in used machines. Victor Roos,
"Tiie Motorcycle Man," 703 Leavenworth.
Invite Suffragists
To Meet State Chiefs
Douglas county suffragists have been
Invited to meet the new state president.
Mrs. W. E. Burkluy of Lincoln, Thursday
afternoon at I:S o'clock, at the Young
Women's Christian association. This la
Mrs. Berkley's first official visit to
Omaha since her election.
The payment of one-half of Douglaa
county's apportionment, which must ba
accomplished by February 1, will be an
Important Item of business. This year's
apportionment will be In the neighbor
hood of f700.
Mrs. W. a. Whltmore of Vnlley, county
president, will also attend the meeting,
which will be preceded by a board meet
ing In the morning snd a luncheon at
noon, also at the Young Women's Chris
tian association.
Mrs. Edward Burke, Mrs. K. 8. Rood,
Mrs. C. S. Hartwlcke, Mrs. John L. Ken
nedy and Mrs. F. 8. King of Benson are
the local members of the board who will
confer with Mrs. Berkley,
MAN WHO BROUGHT TWENTY
THOUSAND TO ALTAR DIES
Nl.W YORK. Jan. 12. !"iitz Podxius.
widely known as "Cupid f'odxius." editor
of the Matrimonial News, who claimed to
have brought about the marriage 0 20.000
couples, died here today.
Podzius also Issued a Berlin copy of his
newspaper, called the "Hdrate Zcltung."
He was a bachelor and lived as a recluse,
subsisting mainly on apples and tea.
Podzius is supposed to have made large
sums of money out of his matrimonial
newspapers. Severs! bank books were
found in his bedroom, hidden In secret
places, and sums of money In various
nooks.
Pile Driver Worker Killed.
PIERRE. 8. V.. Jan. H.-tSpeclel Tele
gram.) John Houghon. e young man
from Volga, who was working with the
pile driver crew et the "loop" work about
ten miles east of this city, was killed
by his heed becoming reught in some
manner In the machinery, crushlnc one
side of the skull end breaking his jaw.
He was honied to this city on s special
train, but died before reaching here.
Parkins; Pleat at Belle roarche.
EBLLH FOTJRCHE. 8. D., Jan. 11
(SpeclaLr Arrangements have been made
to establish e pecking plant in this city
end work on the building will start ss
soon ss the weather will permit. The
institution TTi'.l ta financed by local
c!riteL
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Demand for Cash Oraini it Brisk
and All Cereals Make a Sub
stantial Advance.
WHEAT SELLS ONE TO TWO UP
OMAHA, January 1?, 191.
The demand In general for cash grains
very good today and there was a
substantial advance In the price of all
cereals. On account of the delayed Iran
service the receipts were light and there
were not very many sales reported. The
wheat market was strong, soiling from
lc to 2c higher.
Corn was also bullish, prices for this
cereal rsnutng from to lc hlirher.
Oata followed corn and wheat in the
advance and sold from lo In IWc hlirher.
Rye and barley were also strong and
made substantial advances.
Liverpool close: Wheat, Id higher;
corn, tj IJ higher.
CARLOT RHCF.IPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago MM 277 W
Minneapolis ii
Duluth 1S
Om:ha 4 3 $
Winnipeg 7a
These sales were reported todav:
heat No. S hard winter; S cars, $l.l!t;
3 tsrs, $1.1.'; cars. $1.11. No. 4 hard
winter: 2 cars, $1.10; $ cars, $l.n; 4 cars,
U; 8 cars. $1.07; 2 cars. $1.0Vx: W cars,
$!.: 1 car, $l.i. Sample: 1 csr, $l.0it;
3 curs, x cars, l.0l: 7 cars, $1.00: 1
car, Socy No. 3 mixed: i car, $1.12. No.
4 mixed: l car. $I.0S; I car. Il.oa. No. 3
durum: I car. $1.13. Rye No. 4: H Cr.
90c. Corn No. x white: t car. S9c. No. 4
white: 4 cars, 7e; 1 car, MVfcc. No.
white: 1 car, tc; 2 cars, Mic. No. 6
white: l wr. tic. No. 4 vellow: 1 csr,
c; 2 cars, tc; 1 car, 74c: 1 csr. tT7r;,
1 car, t7c. No. 8 yellow: 2 cars. Koc; 2
cars. Roc. No. 6 vellow: 1 csr. MV: 1
csr. file. No. 3 mixed: 2 cars. iSc. No.
4 mixed, 6 csrs, i7c; 1 car. fitic. No.
.1 mixed: cars. Sfc; 1 rar, Mr;, i cars.
Sic; 1 car, tau.c. No. mixed: 2 cars,
;'c. Sample: 1 car. WVfcc; 2 cars. Wo: ;
cars. 69c; I car, 6oc. Oats No. 3 white:
I car, 'Vtc No. 4 white: 2 cars. 43c;
I car, 424C. Sample: car, 4V?-
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat : No. 2 hard,
t1.l4til.ls; No. .1 hard. $1.1001.12; No. 4
hard. SI .0411 1 . 10; No. 2 spring, $1 .14 I .Iti;
No. .1 spring. $1.1:91. 14; No. 2 durum. $1.1J
47-1.14; No. 3 durum, $1.121.13; sample, xOc
fq$1.01. Corn: No. S white. 6SV'i9c; No.
4 white, ivn?7c; No. h white. 4(7;c: No.
6 white, 62Jlc; No. t yellow, 6970c: No.
4 yellow, 67ffcS9c; No. 5 yellow. 64le4c;
No. S yellow. M4(r64V: No. S mixed. W
"XH": No. 4 mixed, vn7c; No. S mlxd.
Wh6c; No. 6 mixed, 6K(53c; sample, Kit
0"e. Oats: No. 2 white. 44,4ti44V;
standard, 4S,?T44c; No. 2 white, 43'a'4Vic.
Barley: Malting. srio; No. 1 feed. 56
ftlc. Rye: No. 2. 9162c; No. S. 90ji91c.
Chicago closing prices, furnished The
Bee by Logan & Bryan, stock and grain
brokers. SI5 South Sixteenth. Omaha:
Article' Opn. H Igh
I.ov
Close I Yes'y.
Wheat,
My.
1 28H
1 rri
i
1
1 19
1 2A
t T,A
1 26H
11 M
July.
Corn.
May.
July.
Oata.
May.
July.
Pork.
Jen..
May.
Lard.
Jan..
.May.
1 21H
1 19U4
1 1
79VW
901
714 79tA 79'4'3'H
7,79SA 79
4-H'MiA 49'4
79VO W
80
50
49VH'
48Si'Vl
4S
414 4'4H 477
1 !
19 00
19 55
1 W 19 00
in 90
19 4")
19 47H
19 37V 19 5GA
Q19 46
10 32
10 57 V
10
10 30
10 B3H' i') :
10 S-JHI 10 fcVft
10 86
10
10 6JW
10 ffii 10 57Uj
July.
10 7211
10 70
10 re 10 to
Kins
July.
10 4.V(J
10 47
10 SO
May.
Jan..
10 R7W
10 90
10 60
10 to
I
10 tr",
10 87H
10 85
10 57
10 4711 10
I 10 47
iff 10 40j
B Bid. A-Asked.
C IIICAGO CRAIX AND PROVISIONS
Features of Ike Trading; and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade,
CHICAGO. Jan. 1!. Wheat Jumped In
value today chiefly on account of a pos
sibility that severe damage to the win
ter crop might result from the widespread
cold wave. Although top prices were not
maln'alned, the market closed strong, mc
to !Vl7c net higher, with May at $1 28
ann juiy at L37. corn gained Kc to
&iic oats So to Htllic, and provision
a shade to c.
Advances in the market forced quota
tions up to within lc of the highest price
record of the 191f crop. The bulgo was
checked by heavy profit taking.
Predictions of sharp falling off in re
ceipts as a result of the blizxard, and the
fact that shipments from Argentina end
Austral. a were light, end the vessel rate
from Argentine were continuing to soar
helped the bull side of the market.
Corn went to a new hljrh price record
for this season's crop going about Krtc,
despite Immense profit-taking sales by
holders. It was feared that stormy
weather would curtail receipts. Besides,
exporters were said to be active buyers,
both at Atlantic and gulf ports.
Oats advanced with corn. Improvement
In the eastern embargo situation wsi on
aid to the upturn.
Provisions were unusuallv active, with
thn public buying on e large scale.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat : No. 2 red
nominal; No. I red. $1.25&il.z5W; No 2
hard. $1.23G'1.24; No. 3 hard. tl.lMjd.23.
Corn: No. 1 yellow, nominal; No. 4 yel
low, nIc; No. 4 white. 72H73Wc.
Oats: No. 8 white, 4fi447c; standard. 4o.
Rye: No. t, 99c. Barley: 85t7c. Beed:
Timothy: $a.0Ofi.0O; clover, $l0.00il9..
Provisions: Pork. tl. 0019.00; lard, $10.32V
Bjlfl.BZ: ribs. tlO.0U(lii.46.
BUTTER Easy; creamery, 23V&30Vie.
BOOS Higher; receipts, 1,241 eases;
firsts, 29Vttft)0c; ordinary firsts. 2SV(j29c;
at mark, cases Included. 22rnC!Hc.
POTATOES Higher: receipts. SO cars:
Michigan. Wisconsin, Minnesota and Da
kota white. tl.O0O1.10; Minnesota and Da
kota, n.ooan.o&.
POULTRY Alive, lower; fowls, ISHc;
springs, 15c; turkeys. IKe,
Kansas City Greta end Previsions.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 12,-WHEAT-No.
1 hard, tl l581.18; No. 2 red. $1.208'
1.25.
CORN No. t mired, 71c; No. 2 wbite.
TlWISc; No. I vellow, TiSlte.
OATS No. S white, 46c; No. 2 mixed.
4KH41c.
BL'TTER Creamery, $V; firsts, 81c;
seconds, 2Dc; packers. l!)c.
KOOH Firsts. 27c; seconds, 20c.
POULTRY Hens, ISc; turkeys, 17c;
springers, 13c
1
Minneapolis Uraln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jen 12-WHKAT-Msy.
tl.iK; July. $1.25; No. 1 hard.
$l.:i't; No. 1 northern. $1 u.2Ht; No
2 northern. H .22'h 1.25.
CORN No. 3 yellow. 75r75Vc. ,
OAT8-N0. 2 wh'te. 44r44Jc.
KLOCR Unchanged.
. l'.RAN tlS.Oiti 1S..VI.
t. I.oala Ursrrsl Market.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 12-WHKAT-No. i
red. l.alA: .No. 2 hard nominal-
May. $1.24'; July, $1.171.17.
1 COUN-No. 2, 74c; No. 2 white, 74c;
May 77Vu'7&c: July. 7c.
I OATH-No. 2. 44i,e; No. 2 white, nom
J inal : May. 47c; July, nominal.
I Haear Market.
NKW YORK. Jan. 12-SUGAR-Raw.
easy: centrifugal, 4.S.1o 4.45c: molasses.
3.,VioiA.75c. Refined, steady. Futures opened
veiy qu'et. At noou prices were about 2
polntN hirher. The close wss quiet and
2 to 4 points higher. Hales, 950 tons:
March, S.Slc. May, S.44c; July. $.51e.
Liverpool Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL. Jon. 12.-WHEAT-Ppot
No 1 Manitoba, i:in 6Vd; No. 2, IDs 4d; No
S, 13s Id; No. 2 hard winter, new, 12a $iid
CORN BKt. American mixed, new, i
Sd.
OI aad Hoala.
SAVANNAH. Ge. Jan. ll-TVRPEN-TINB
(julet at 55c; sales, none; receipts,
76 bbls.; shipments, l.t bblt. ; stock. 3u .
4 this.
R( .HIS Steady: sales. 31$ bbls : rerlpt,
77t bbls.: shipments, 2,(14 bbls.: stork,
11..V bbls.
(juote: A. B. C. D, K. F. G and H.
4ic; I. ': K, 05c; M. .tOr; N. 7.2-;
WG, 7 40c, WW, 7AOc.
Cottea Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. ll-4'OTTON-4Npot
quiet; middling uplands, 12.50a Seles. 100
bales. Futures cloevd suady. Bids:
March. 12 54.-; May. 1171c: July, li.lc;
O tuVr. 12 ftc; lamrabir. 12 70c,
Cotton futures oned steady; January,
lic; March, llttfc; May, 12.70c; July,
12 Sic; October. 12 Sic.
LIVERPOOL, Jan 11 COTTON Spot
easier; good middling, s&ort: middling.
17d: low middling, 7.T7d. Sales. b,ii
bales.
OMAHA CiKSIKR AL MIRKBT
BFKF CUTS-Rlbs: No. 1. 1V; No. t
lSc; No. t. 12Wc. Loins: No. I, 20c;
No. 2. ISC : No. , 14c. Chucks: No. 1.
9c; No. 2. Se; No. S. 9ic. Rounds: No.
I. iy-c; No. 2, Uc; No. , llc Plates:
No. 1. Sc; No. 2, c: No. $. 7c.
FRUITS Orange: California funklst
Navels. 90s, $2.26 per box; Catlforn'a
Suhklst Navels. 9Rs. 100s. $: "O per box;
California Sunklst Navels. 112s, t2." per
box; California Runkl't Navels, 12.
2 K5 per box: Calliornla Sunklst Navels,
lfios. 2ss. K24s, K1..V0 per box; California
HunklPt Navels. IT'.s, 3ns, 211s. 2'"8. $175
per box Lemons: Golden Bowl. jm.
;s, $6.00 per box; Silver Cord. 94.50 per
box. Grapefruit: 3Rs. 4e, Ms. $.t So er
lox; f,4s . $3.7R per box: Clearwater, all
sites, $4.JT tier box. Orapre: MalaKSS.
$7.Hjs.P0 per bbl.. Hananax: Medium
size bunches, $1.MH;1.75 bunch; meillum
sire. Jumbo. $2 0i4i? So bunch; regular
sizes, Jumbos, f.'.lji2 7 bunch; extra
lane Jumbos. $S0OrJS.2S- bunch; Mam
moth Jumbos, H.hHi.l.TU bunch. Cran
berries, $U.M bbl., $4 on hex.
APPLKH (Boxes) Home Beauties, 9ss,
$1.75; extra fsncr Jonathans, Washing
ton, $J.O0; Newton Pippins. $2.00; Arkau
sas Blacks, $2 77.: Wagners. $2.: Dellci
ous. $2 60: Grimes' Oolden. $l.(i0 pear
nialnes. $2.25; Stavmen W'tnesaps, extra
fancy, Washington, $2.00; ptlsenburga,
Washington, fancy. $?.5i.
HONEY Comb (24 sections. $7B esse;
Airline, (1 dot. -os. tumblers). $1.90 case.
Figs; New. twelve 10 o., c case.
Istes: Dromedarv, (t, $2 Ki case;
stuffed, walnuts. $1 Jo box; fard dates,
L'c lb.
VKO ETA BLF.8 Onions- Red, JV,c lb.;
yellow, 214c lb.; Spanish. $1.7o crate;
rucumbers. $2 00 dox.; tepners, 50c basket;
cauliflower. $2.74 crate; brussel anrouts,
2c lb ; rabbsge. itc lb.; new beets, csr
rots. turnips. W rtos. ; old beets, carrots,
turnips, rutabagas, lc lb.; lettuce, head,
$1 on dox,; lettuce cietes. $4.00 crate;
lettuce, leaf. c doz. : celery. Jumbo.
!"c doz.; celery. Michigan. $2.00 box;
parslev. 50c doz.: radishes. 5V dox..
Potatoes: Red River Ohlos. $1 "0 bn.;
W'hltes. $1.00 hu. Sweetpotetoes: Kansas,
$3 2ftf4 50 bbl; Jerseys, $175 hamper;
tfotithem. $1 00 lismper.
NUTS No. 1 peanuts, raw. So lb.;
No. 1 peanuts, roasted, tr. Ih.; peanuts.
Jumbo, Sc lb.; peanuts. Jumbo, roasted,
'" lb.; Kngllsli walnuU. No. 1. l'4c lb ;
filberts 15c lb.; pecans, 12vc lb.; peacans,
Jumboes, 174c lb.; Brazils. ISo lb.; mixed
nuts, 15c lb,
POPOORN-No. J. rice, 4o Ih.: 400 t lb.
packages, $2.50 esse: Nebraska while
owing to quality, 24lt3Ho lb.
MISCKLLANEOUS Cornpnps, korn
ettes. $1.25 case: compops, kornettes, one
half cases, $1.M4 rase; checkers, cracker
lark, chuma. $S.50 case; checkers cracker
Jick, chums, one-half cases, $1.75 case;
raited peanuts. $1.25 can; horseradish.
$1.7S esse. Honev: Com (?4 sections),
$J75 case; Airline, 24- OS. tumblers. $1 90
rase. Figs: Dromedary dates, 8te, the
case; new f.gs, 12-10 os., S5c case; stuffed
dates, wamuts. $1.35 box; fard dates,
12c lb.
Announces Speaker
For Press Meeting
Colonel T. W. MeCullough of The Be
will be the principal speaker at the first
of the two annual meetings of the Ne
braska Collegiate Press association, Anne
M. Johnston, president of the organiza
tion, announced yesterday In the Bellevtie
college Purple end Gold, of which she la
editor. The meeting will be held In
Omaha February IS, end several other
speakers will be Invited to address the
assemblage.
The Nebraska Collegiate Press essocle
tlnn la composed of the editors end busi
ness managers of the college papers of
the state. Two meetings are held an
nually, one the day of the state oratorical
contest at the place of the contest, the
other In the spring. As the oratorical
contest Is to be held et Crrighton, the
press meeting will be held In Omehe.
Special features will be provided and
the meeting will close with an Informal
discussion end exchange of views by the
various scribes of different methods of
running college newspapers.
Die of Exposure.
DOT'GT.A S, Arts.. Jen. It One Mex
ican woman and two Carranze soldiers
died of exposure several days ago when
several hundred Mexican families were
stranded north of Csnanea, Honors, by e
railroad wreck, advices from Cananea
stated today.
Homesickness Got
Young Boy Forger
CHICAGO. Jan. 12. Douglass Todd, a
14-year-old boy whose crude forgeries
I enabled him to get to Chicago from his
home In Salt lAke City, welked into e
police station today and confessed thet
he was homesick. His father la DAiiglass
Todd. When told that forgery was against
the lew the lad seemed surprised end
seld:
"I'll bet pe will put me In the reform
school for thle"
The boy found one of his father's check
books, obtelned $.10 on his first check end
started out on January S. He visited
Pueblo end Denver before coming to Chi-css-o
end seld he had no trouble cashing
checks for small amounts. He will be
! sent home.
His Feet Slip and He
Smashes Bay Window
When his feet slid from tinder him,
George Southard, 1826 Rlghth evenue.
Council Bluffs, skidded headlong Into e
big bay window at 423 South Fifteenth
street. The falling glass cut him pain
fully, and Police Surgeon Miller, who
took rare of blm, had much difficulty In
extracting It all. He was locked up on
e charge of malicious destruction of
property.
ONCE KEPT SALOON, D0NT
WANT HIM FOR POSTMASTER
j WASHINGTON. 1 1. C. Jan. 12.-Protests
' against President Wilson's reported se
1 lection of former Fire Commissioner Jo
seph Johnson for postmaster of New York
on the ground thet he once kept e saloon
reeched the White House today from the
New York anti-saloon league.
A little while later Mr. Johnson of New
I Tork, hearing of the protests, telegraphed
the White House that they referred to
his connection with the lete Bishop Pot
ter's "Hubway tavern."
"R. r. Cutting-, V. Everett Mecy end
E. R. L. Gould, the president's class
mates, were directors," wired Mr. John
son. 'Thet was my only saloon experi
ment." 1
DURUM WHEAT AGAIN
BRINGS TOP PRICES
Nebraska durum wheat, out of which
the macaroni is mads, has commenced to
arrive on the Omehe market in fairly
erg queotltiee. Lest yeer it sold et e
premium over the other varieties end it
is doing the seme thing this yeer. Prines
run 1 to $ cents higher, It now selling
around tL12 per bushel.
Omehe grain receipts were sixty cars
of wheat, ninety of corn end fourteen of
oats. Wheat was 1 to 3 cents off, selling
et $1 OSG-Ml per bushsL Corn was a
cent up end sold et SO to sT1-. cents per
bushel. Oats were op cent end sold
et te 43' cents.
Hsad Te Bee Went Ads. It p.-'
OMAHA L1YE STOCK MARKET
Most of Cattle Arrive Too Late for
Morning Trade on Account
of the Storm.
PRICES ARE SOME HIGHER
OMAHA. January 12. 1f1.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 11.206 12.774 17.912
Official Tuesday 7.1i" 17,' .1I
Kstlmate Wednesday. .. 4.a l.t.iio
Three days this week. 22,57$ 4J.7M
Rim, - 1... - . -,i T. 'J,
Same rim 'k. ii-7 xt vi:t ?? 2-JS
Same days S w'ks aiio'lH '! 6i!M4 T2 4)
Same days 4 w'ks ago. 21, 2:5 X7.74S
Same das last year. .18.0C7 29.530 4.'l,l5
The following table shows the receipts
of rattle, hogs snd sheep at the Omaha
Live Btoek market for the year to date
as compared with last year;
lflv mi5 Inc. Pec.
Cattle 52 mo Sa.04 1 27H
Hogs 14KJM 1W.415 M,57
Sheep 7.rj0 lOO.aSO 12.70
The following table shows the average
prices of hogs at the Omaha live stock
market for the last few dsys, with com
parisons :
Date. 191V 'IHH.HEIS )'I2. , iW) '!
Dec. J,' 7V 7 1'
7 07 5 s' 7 7' X )
t W 7 5s'
7 OsU Wl 7 7 t
7 i I t 7ll 1 21
Deo. .
tiul T 01 1 r.
Deu. M
Dec. $1.
i; T 04 T M
5J 7 14 7 5
l'ate. Ijim. Hi)lt. 1I4. ilil$.llU. 11911. 11910.
Jan.
Jen.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
I 7 191 7 Ml 7 10 OS! I 24
7 171 7 S, 7 tr.i O0 7 Ml
60V 7 801 7 13 6 9r d 02! S SO
4' 7 04 7 141 i 90) 7 H at 1
4H' I tl.'l 7 "kl I I 1" "
I "41 I ts 7 521 t 00) 7 421 t $1
4 J 74 s :tsl 7 42 00) T 4
72V 7 l 7 t 7 111 7 1
M 7 W 1 I4i $ 191 I s 4$
I 3 SO, 9 (W; 7 li i 7 7i
I s W! 7 24 ti Ml 7 S2, 2.1
6 t7' g 701 7 121 10 7 T5 4 1
ki (t 70! $04 1 17 7 7H 2-S
Jan. ..
Jan. J..
Jan. ..
Jen. ..
Jan. 10.
Jan. 11
Jen. 12
Sunday. Kolhiay.
Receipts and disposition of live stock
St the I'nlon Stork yards. Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending al J p. m. yca
terday: ,
RKCWIPTM.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's. i
St. P 17 u ;i
C. M.
wanash
Missouri Pacific... 5 1
I'nlon Pacific. 40 ;w
C. A N. V east., a 7
C. N. W. west... 51 52
C, tt P.. M. o.. is n
C., H. A (J., esst... 5
'., H. V u., west.. 4
C R. I. P.. east.. U ti
Illinois Central 17 5 o I
Chi. Gt. West 5 I
Totals ZiJ isx .11 i
LUSi'OaiTlON-HKAD.
. . Cattle. Hons. Sheep.
Morris A Co wt 1.115 f.w
Swift A Co l.titfi l,4i
Cudahy Parking Co....l.2UR 4 S;'4 nrt
Armour A Co l.om 2 '.M 2 to!)
Pchwarts & Co 1.12
J. W. Murphy . i.is,; .. ..
Lincoln Packing Co.... 11
Armour, St. Paul 2 23S
Henton, Vansnnt L.. 5i
Hill A Son nm
F. R. Twla .17
J. B. Root A Co 7H
J. II. Bulla :
Rosenstock Rros il
V. t. Kellogg 29
Werthelnier A Degen.. 121
II. K. Hamilton 1
Sullivan Bros h
Rothschild Krehs ... 2
Mo. AV Kan. Calf Co.. l
Christie M
Hlggin ;l
Huffman 0
Meyers 1:1
Olassberg 5
Baker, Jones ft S 71
Banner Bros :'2
John Harvey 1!"4
I tennis & Francis 3
Kline 37
Jensen & Lungren .... Zi
Other buyers 47 7W
Totals 6,4.14 14.!-'h ,IH
CA TTLR Recel pi s on paper were fairly
liberal, about 4,20 head being reported to
arrive, although not much more than
half of these got In In time for tne morn
ing trade. The supply was most too small
to Interest all the dressed beef men, but
they bought up whet cattle were offered
fairly readily et prices that wore steady
to strong es compared with yesterday
end eround 10i&15c higher than a week
ago. The cows and heifers offered slso
sold to better advantage than yesterday,
and the same wae true as to stork cattle
and feeding steers. Trade wss rsther
narrow, however, and while prices looked
strong on the cattle sold, the volume of
business was necessarily II ml tea.
Quotations 011 cat tie: Good to choice
beeves. $.0022H.76; fair to good beeves.
$7.25lft.00: common to fair beeves, n 2o(J
7.26; good to choice heifers. $H.25(ij7.iu.
good to choice cows, ti.Vo-ii.oO; fair
to good, cows. XB.a.iyo. : common
to fair cows $4 00fl6.00; good to choice
feeders. $6.fcia7.(i5: fair to good feeders.
$4,404(8.80; common to fair feeders, I.Vtx'i
40; good to choice stockers. $7.nv,( 7.85;
rair to good stockers, ..;! i.vi; common
to lair stockers t5.5uf(s.35; stock heifers,
$o.7fi4i.75; stock cows. $4.75S(i.25; stock
calves, $0 5i iff 1 50; veol calves. $7.00(1150;
Duns, slags, etc.. ni ;b.
Representatives sales:
BEKF STLKRS.
N. At. Pr. No. A? rr
li 7 an 71 17
M iho 7 10 l u T 1
jt lilt 7 y IH 7 M
7 ll4 7 li HI '' t kO
li loj 7 7 HH 7 HO
II 16 I X
BTEfcRd AND HEIFERS.
IS lit t no II 11 1
14 7
HEIFERS.
I...- I 71 1 7M J 14
. Ill 00 I 7"
4 lit I 1 IH
W M IS 1 16. 1 1
CALVES.
1 10 I III 7 4H I il
(ID Ml 11 4SO I W
1 130 T U V) 7 S6
210 IH
STOCK ERH AND FEEDERS.
n rr 1. w 16 tt 1 71
II It e tl W
II."". n U 717 M
U St I" J !?
II 1 T M ' J J
11 hi tn I "Jt I a
at oi 1 11
HOOft Out of an estimated run of lt
cars, or U.60 head, more thsn V enru
had arrived by 9 30. Realising that if the
storm continued supplies were sure to
be very scanty for the balance of the
week, shippers, end most of the packers,
started In early buying hogs on e fullv
10fl5c higher bests, In fsct. some sale
looked es much es 20c higher. Anything
nt ell desirable found a ready outlet on
the basis named, despite the fact thst
one or two of the packers refused to take
hold earlv. deciding to await the later
trains to fill their orders. In fat. quite
a bit of light and trsshy stuff moved
along with the good hugs early, although
some sellers found It impossible to get
any action on common mixed and light
kinds. A good ehsre of the esrlv saloa
landed et wnlM., with scattering sales
on down, end quite e fair representation
as high as $n.).
Ns. At. Be. rr. N. At V Pr
M 1 ... t 14
. il 10 u
7 177
SO. 231
I hi
SHEEP Supplies were estimated at '
cars, or 7,6K head, and, desplto the
severity of the storm, a good share of
these were yarded by lo o'clock. Early
sales were possibly no more than 25c
hmher, but when tlie bulk began to move
prices looked all the way from 35o up.
and. In spots, showed e 40c edvence over
Tuerday. Hulk of the good lambs brought
$10 5o. while e few brought tlO.25, with
heavy natives et $ 76. bhlpners paid the
top of $10.60 for good handy weight
Mexicans.
Only e small delegation of ewes put in
sn appearance, and prices showed about
the same advance as In lambs, best here
selling at ts to. Hardly eny feeders were
offered, though e few good thin ewes
brought
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Itroag-rHsgi raa gkeea
Lower.
CIC1CAGO, Jen. it CATTLE Receipts,
17.000 bead: market, strong; native beef
steers, to 501 6; western steers, tekatf
; rows and heifers. $.2o4i.U; calves,
$7.2510.7..
IKMib Receipts, ,ono head; market,
strong to lbd'c higher; bulk of sales.
$ 7.'s7 L6; light. $S (iT.Cj6; mixed, $u7ur(,
7.25, heavy. $,70ra1.; rough, $.704j7.i;
pigs. $5iat
SHE HP AND I-AMHS Receipts, tl.flto
head; market, weak; wethers, $7 OC'i.l,
ewes, $f. OWtlT.06: lamt'S. $S 0i6 10 tB.
Meas City Lire stock Market.
SIOl'X CITT. Ie. Jsn 12.-CATTI.K-ttecelpl.
2.(Ui bead: market. IOi- liluher;
native ilwn, fiuv Ti. tutchers, $t bi
I"; camiers. $.1.V.V(i4 .50: sturkers nnd
icedcts. ;,',; ci,ix-rs. $..W,ii.,io.
bulls, stnss etc, jt .vv,m 10
Hot',- Receipts. Il.' head; market.
V higher: heaxv. $'r.i: mixed, t 70
Unlit, $1, 40Vu4.in; bulk of siiles. JS.70
, V",
MH7KP AND LA M US -Receipts. 5
head: market, IMfj.c higher: ewes, $S0n;
lambs, $,0milOi).
Kansas 4'ltr Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. U-CATTLK
Receipts. 6.000 head; market, strong to
1 hlither; prime fed steers. $1.:irl 0i;
dressed beef aleers, $-S.Vhi 25: western
steers, $: odd s 6i. soiitliern sleers. esjHW'
7S; cow s. $4ivfiV, T5; heifers. $;.nnil (,
stockers and feeders. $rv7TirT.75: bulls,
$.i..4kn.ni: calves, $m mwrlu i
ll(Xls-!tecel(H. 12,m)ii head, market.
KV higher bulk of sales. Jd.TiVhaV.;
heavy. f(Ji i. pa, kers ami butchers.
$' 1 .iT.O"; light, $.(. X5. pigs, $ 00 1
mi .,v
SIIKKP AND I. A MBS Receipts, 11.000
head: market. 1iwil5r higher; lambs.
$10 .itrrf in 25; yearlings. $S Mart 25; wethers,
$'..7,V(i7.f.O; ees, K&'liT.iX); stockers and
feeders. $.VGtrt.l5.
et. Joseph Live stork Market.
ST. JOSRP1I. Jan. 12 -CATTLM-Re-relpts.
l.soo head; market strong to 10o
higher; steers, J .'rDo.oO; cows and heif
ers $4 00o4.50: cnl'es, $i .AO',,9 J-,.
IIOGS-Recelpts. s.000 head; market Mfr
10c higher; top, JiVft'.; hulk of sules, $t) tiu
tf."5.
SHEEP ANf LAM US -Receipts. $.000
head; market slow ; lambs, $9 50ii 10.35.
N e tt Tork Money Market.
NF.W YORK. Jan U'-MIOIICANTILR
PAPKH-SDHa per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Slxtv-riny
bills, $1.72; demand. $4.74: cables, 't.77V
Francs, demand; 5.S4; cables, 5.R.I. Murks,
demand. iS: cables, 7... crowns, de
mand, 13: cables. 13V Guilders, demand.
44't. rabies. 44V I .Ires, demand, .7I;
cables, .7o. Rubles, deninnd; 3"': cables,
3S
SHAVER Bar. B7r; Mexican dollars. 44-.
lit NDS Government, steady; railroad,
steady.
MtiA'HT-Time loans, stendv: IW and M
days. JMi2N per cent; six months, :!bX
per cent. Call money, steady; hliih, 3 per
cent; low, IH per cent; ruling rate. 2 per
cent; last loan, 3 per cent; closing bid,
1 per cent; offered at 2 per cent.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
ss follows:
V. S rf la.
4 rrtiison
t' P. . rn
do rnunen
... i4!.l. Pi e. Ss 44
.. . N . V C deli ... .1i:'l
...Univ. r rttT 4Hs iiv'4
...mt K. V. ststs (t, ... tin
l' f. 4. r
flu rnupen
rnAm Ss rnuiion
...l"llN. Y.. N. H
II" ct. la Ill
I'-INo rsnlfle US
1U M
Am. Kmeitrm
A. T. T . 4's.l: n. a. K ref J,
Armour V. H, . 4rr T AT Is. ...1iM
Alrhlson sen. 4t
N'kPenn. me. IS 1IK.N
,Hsl. lllilo 4s...
n. rs-lllr Isl .
( her Ohio 4't
i'. n o 1
i do wrn. 4Ha 1"!
tRNutiM ssa.
I.S. L 8. K: r. 4a 7:
" Se. re. er. M l.iTH
r M g p 4v ie.,s 4s ref Is
i' 11. 1. r r a. M Ho. Railway M Ih.
A n. rrt. 4S . . ""4fnlMl Paetno 4s.... i:V
l a K O r(. 5a.
m do ot lav K14
r.rla t-n. 4n
ln. Klei-lrlr !..
lt. No. im 4ia.
III. in ref. ...
K. I. So ref. Ha.
. "."M'. A. Silhbor ls....)niw
1'Ht'. S. Steel Ka IIHV,
. IH4Wahan 1st la int..
. C West. tTnloa 4 Ha ... Mil
. 'kwat. Woe. rr. bs. .1J3
I.. N "nl 4s
Antlff-Frsnoh ta ....
M K. A
Bid.
T lal 4a.. 71'
Local Stocks aad Bonds.
Qiiolallona birntshan; b Burnt. Brlnkar A Ob.,
l(t Omaha National buk building. Omasa. Nth:
Htnvk Kni. AaVad.
Haiikara Mnrtaa Ixan M 14
t'ontln'nlsl (ise FlaiHrle tM 70 7
tiniialan Kolrl A Uonna (Font.).. HUj JH
falrtnont craamsrT Cn. 4 inl o
rtrat National bank. Umsha. M 4m
Lincoln T. A T rom 7 ear cant II 14
Mountain States T. A T ldlU, sn
Saw Slats T. pM 4T
N KrhnaMar-V'owlar ( W s
(imatia ("ounrll ninffa H. Ry IM.. H tl
Omaha A o llltirra II r. Rr4l-a ttd AS M
Tac lianl Minor (r Co.. 1 , c. PM..IH 11
Patera Mill 'n. pM II Ins
Hlnm I'llr Rtork Yita. A per east pM. 7Vj l
I'nlon Stock Tarns Htook ST K
Hon ila
rily of Omaha Rchnnla 4ls. 1s4l Ira MR
Chsvenn ountT Nab., la. lint slu, iimuj
Douglas Saciirltlos Co. " Ifall la) M ST
Lincoln Traction Ss. !" 4 rt
Lincoln Tal. Tel . 1J
Montreal TAP. Co a. l!l4 H
MatroBiilllaa (ls 1141 M4i
Iimalia E. 1 P. r. I. M M M
Omaha A :. R. rtt Ily. 5. 1MI K.S 17
Pa. Iflc lis A B. la. 1MJ St US
r-ottawaitamla o.. la.. 5a. 1114 107 74 1M.74
Itatnlnsion Tvpawrller Co. la !) ... M !"
Hockr Ml Kuet la. 114J. an bonna ,
Cloilll. Neb.. 414.
HIout (Ml v Taleohona . K S
fit Knnrla nil . Mo., It, 1Sr)..S4 PW.M
W Ichlta t ains Stock Ttnla II4. .. n ll
British Capture Big
Lot of Parcel Post
LONDON. .Inn. 12. A dispatch to Reu
let's Telegram compsny from Bergen
ssys that 185 hsgs of parcel post were
seised at Kirkwall on board the Nor
wegian steamer Lyngenfjord, which
sailed from New Tork December 24 for
Dergen.
DEATH RECORD.
Matter Latham.
CAMnniDtlR. Neb.. Jan. 11. (Special
Telegram.) Walter Iathnm, aged ra, an
old settler nnd bachelor, was found dead
today noon at his home north of town.
He had been sick for e tw days and
friends being unssfle to reach him over
the telephone called and found him dead.
His funeral will be Wednesday et 2 et
tho Congregational church, In charge of
the Odd Fellows. He ceme here In 1S78.
He leaves two brothers, Warren end
Will Latham, end one sister, Mrs. Mary
Winters.
Joke II. Xelsoa.
OAKLAND, Neb., Jsn. 11. (Special.)
John H. Nelson, tne of Burt county's
pioneers, died Sunday morning et his
home here efter an illness of e few days,
aged 72 years. Ho was born In Skene,
Sweden. He Is survived by his widow,
four sons, one daughter and e brother,
Peter W. Nelson. The funeral was held
today from the New Mission church, of
which he was treasurer for many years
K. . Peterson.
OAKLAND, Neb.. Jen. ll.-(Bpeclal.)
The funersl of F. O. Peterson, en eerly
settler of Burt county, who died Sunday,
was held today. Ha was born In Sweden
seventy years ego, end came to Nebraska
when the state was young. He owned e
farm northeast of the city.
Colonel Joseph H. torat.
WARRBNTON, Va.. Jen. ll.-Oolonel
Joseph H. Dorst, United States army,
retired, 65 years old, e veteran of Indian
campaigns and the Spanish American
war, died today from apoplexy. Colonel
Dorst was e native of Joulaville, Ky.
James Wilson.
FREMONT, Neb., Jan. ll.-Speclal.)
James Wilson, a pioneer settler of Dodge
county, dropped deed while et work et
the home of his son. Will, In the south
pert of Fremont yesterday. Mr. Wilson
was CO years of ea-e.
To (oirk Irrsesae,
SYRACUSE. N. Y., Jan. IS. William
Ilollenbark. former Pennsylvania foot
ball star, was tonight selected as coach
for the Syracuse football team. Hollen
teck coached 1'enn State Uam for five
years and last year was assistant couch
at the United State naval ecedemy.
Washington Affairs
Senator IJppltt of Rhode Island, e
minority member of the Philippine com
mittee, spoke in the senate against the
Philippine self-government extension bill.
He dxclarcd that democrats wanted to get
rid of the Philippines, hut that the re
publican perty realised the responsibility
of the nation for the Islanders, which
must be retained until they were fully
capable of self-government. A vote on
tiie bill may be reached tomorrow.
The country's store of apples en Janu
ary 1 was about 10 per cent larger then
it was e year ego.
The annual cabinet dinner wss given In
the state dining room ol the While House
bv President end Mrs. Wilson. It wss
the first of e erries of formal dlnueis
that will mark the social season at the
White House. The guests Included, be
sides ell the members of the cabinet and
thoir wives, several hir'b offict'is of the
army and Miy and government officuilo.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Further Shrinkage, in Quoted Valuct
Attendt Early Opera
tions. TRADING IS PROFESSIONAL
NEW TORK. Jsn 12. Further shrink.
Are in the quoted values of spec al at. k
attended early operations in today's mar
ket, with recoveries amounting So some
very substantial gains before the close.
Forenoon declines of I to a points In such
Issues ii Crucible Steel, Halilwin lXH-omo-tlve
and a few others of the munitions
or silled groups were raused in Cub
Part by the aggressive tactics or the short
interests, which IstPr were driven to
cover.
Trading was more profeeslounl than
usual. Investors maintaining their alll
Mlo of aloofness. Overmuht develop
ments In Mexico gave rise to renewed p
Prnbenslon in thst njuartrr. ss wss sreii
In the early weakness of Mexican Petro
leum and American Smeltinu. The rally
of the afternoon wss led bv foiled States
steel, that stock recovering from !'s
minimum price for the current move
ment, to SfiV and closing with a n-1 nam
of 1 point. High-grade mils also parti. -paled
In the forward movement, notabdv
1 1 anadlan Paclilo. St. Paul. I nion Pociltc,
Reading and New York Central.
t nnsplctious among the verv active and
strong specialties wss Mercantile Marl ie,
the common rising to ju-j. the prci.tr... I
. .V ,5,v "n,i 4' tor rn' liomli 2 .
10 the rlgh record ouotatlon of '. Al
though official details were lacking. II
retorted that, s definite sfciecnirtit.
I pad been reached between the urpnsln?
I Interests it, the proposed reori.-enlsati.-m.
American Can was aKain one of the
most prominent Industrials, lis slr-ngtli
being accompanied by rumors of nddl
UotiMl war contracts and posstolo action
' l.r. H HB itnnn .11.1-,--, . , .
ts . - "'"ienns, 1'eailHKS lapere.l
orr in the final hour, that period Iwitis
devoted to a few of the hlsh prl. eji spe
cialties, some of which scored eensational
advances uhsn-American Sii(;,.r mu.le
,rx'.r,,!mr rllM f o K4't. South
loi-lo Hlco .Sugar 7 to IM. I nlted States
Motors 1 lo 4.!.7 ,0 lM ti,,",'1
Total sales of stocks amounted to 71ft '
shares.
Exchange markets were strong, except
remittances to Itsly. II res falling 2 poln!.
. rt,,"np of points from vester-
".. ' a r k s neid tlielr recent recovery,
being nunted at 7.Mt to 7.
Bonds followed the course of stocks
making marked recoveries In the Ister
t'Oi!ii''rviT0,i?l.rni',"iM,r v",u"- Kregated
Changed on call.
Number of sales end leading ouotstlons
as follows:
Hlh. lx (1o
I loo
iWV
4. ae si r,s
r.soo , ais r,':
M.Tee kh, t
J.fW loss lftiu, 10:1,
1'?'4
t.tflrt 114 114 till,
12:14 1?" r,
vena jrwuj frsu.
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J sl inst, ii ins-,
41 oo op !nvi J..T-,
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7
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w Hi ;
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TMI 41S 41'. 4H4
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t.jrxi 1?fH 1.171, l-m,
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life sis
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em mi, i
1J,4I S 4ft 1,4
41M nv4 ts
l.loo 47S 440 4M
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4I.40T T!S Tl( 7i.
Alaska Oold
i-halmaca
American IWt Siigiir
Amsrlcea Oan
American TiOrnmotlTS ....
Aniertoan 8. A tl
Am. M. A Tt pM
Am. Siisar Raflnlm
Amsrtran Tal. A Tal
American Tohsena
Anaconda Copfwr
Atrhlaon
naJrtwtn IeomolTa
tlaltlmor a Ohio
iwthlahsm Htet
Hesokirn Rae'o) Tr
California t colour ....
Ouiaillan tNx-lrio
('ntral laalhtr
rnoaapMka Ohio
I'hlcaso O. W t
rhl.mnn. M. St, P
Chicago N. W
riiico, r 1. a P. Sy..
Cnlno rVpner
oolorann Vial A Iran....
Onmihla Ptoal ,
IsinTar A Jt. fl. t.M
ntaaillanV gsrurillaa
Brts
(laaaral Klaetrie
Oesst Northars pM ,
Oraal No. Ora etfa
Otisssnhalm Kxplerstlon..
Illinois Ontpal
Intarnnrough Om. Ctirw.,
tnaplratlon Copnee
International rtarrestar...
Kansas rttT Southern
thigti Vall.T
1mlaTllla A NaaftTtlls....
Maiiraa Patrslvurn
Miami rppar
MlaanuH. K T, M....
Mkaanllrt Paclflo
National niacult
NallonaJ Las4
r-'arsa Coppar
New Tork csntrsl
V. Y.. N. H. A H
Norfolk s Waatara
'Northarn Paclflo
faclfio Mall
raetria Tal. A Tel
fVnnarlTSnts
fsllmsn Palace Car
FUw (in. CVppar
Peadlnf
Hapnhllo Troe A Stsal.,,,
fioiitharn Taclflo
cWiutliarn Railway
HiiHehsker Company ....
Tennassss Cospar
Taxaa CompanT
I'nlon Paclflo
I'nlon pacific pet
I nlted Stataa Htael
I S. Steal pf4
t'tah Copper
Waatern I nlon
Wnl Inahoiiwa RlatXrlo ...
Montana Pnsrer
OanaraJ Motors
Wabaatl 11 pM
Total sales tor tha 4hvt. 'ti.V abaraa.
Isss Stock Market.
I,ONrON. Jsn. li Mot)r V wss nulet
snd discount rstes were stesdy today.
The feature In the exchange market wa
a sharp rise In American Cable transfers)
to 47S, with everybody trying to sell.
Americsn securities opened weak In sym
liatliy with yesterday's selling on Wall
street. The list was supported et the low
level and the closing was steady. The
government buying prices for Americsn
securities was lowered from Vi to H point
In most cases.
SII,VKR Har. Z7d per ounce.
MONK.Y-4",U per cent.
DISCOUNT RATMS Short bills. V per
cent; three, 6V per cent.
Raw It 4'learlaga.
OMAHA. Jan. 13 Bank clearings for
I Omaha todsy were t4.0f2,K7t.03 and for the
corresponding (ley last year. VI, 642.446 01.
Dry liaoda Market.
NKW YORK. Jan. U-Cotton closed
steady, net unchanged to 9 points higher
with the more active old crop deliveries
ruling about 1 to 4 points above last
night's closing; figures.
PIMPLESJN FACE
Also Blotches. So Severe Irrita
ted Parts by Scratching. Very
Annoying. In Six Months
HEALED BYCUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT
"I has e case of sUn trouble thet was
pretty bail. It ceme out in pimples end
sort of blotches end would Itch and bum
anal reuse ma to awake la
the night. The Itching end
burning ware so severe thet
I irritated the effected parts
by scratching. Tbey were
principally on my face and
were very annoying.
"Afur so many speaking
favorably of Cutlcure Soap
ana Ointment I decided to try them. I
noticed greet relief efter having used e
quarter of a bog of Cutlcure Ointment
together with the fioeo end In nearly sit
months I was heeled." CSigned) Leender
S. Corey, 300 Lefeyette Blvd.. Detroit.
Mich., Bepk 1, 191A.
Sample Each Free by Mall
With 32-p. Skin Book oa request. Ad
dress post-card "Cetleare. Des. T. Bee
Bold throughout the world.
THK ODD UOT Mnrw subllrhra aten
wask apaa.ru ISTsatment a, internum
lb auil ss (ha kirse laT-ior. II a ijr
I1MISJ4 It Julia Mu.r 1 a . hi'uiVk ,1
Nae Turk block i:xcKns t Hn.ilt .
Vara ( iit. ati.,1 t,,r ,H'l,la mltT.
ITCHING BURNING