Nebraska Newspapers

    TIIK OMAHA SUNDAY HKK: JANUARY 3. 1915.
r.RMN &KT) PRfiniir.K MARKET 1
Mtruaft from Europe ProTing- a
Htlp to the Built.
COM IS IXraCTZD TO 11715 TTP
iMk Beyle la Hndt ta Keef Cp
Level, feet Tbl I Looked Far
a Basalt el Btaae
RaJlsaA tVeree.
OMAHA, Jan. 2, ltU.
The buying power In caah. whnt In not
only likely to keep up to present liberal
pmportiona, but win improve. This wm
resct4 In a cable received on th Uoerd
of Trad, which claimed that Europe
mast have 804.W0.0(a) bushels from tin
L'nhed eta tee before July 1.
RpeouleUoa in wheat show more
breadth. Th public ia in tha market an
a liberal arala, and whenever value
show recessions tha buying power lm
previa, it t generally believed that
I Jvermore, tha Nw Tork speculator, la
long a Una of wheat Ir. tha market.
Com la likely to show an lnereaawd
movement, but it will tail tnrreaeed bur
Ins of tha caah article in orshjr to hep
value up around too praamit less'. The
Canadian rail vara bar made a. rut in
tha rate an com from Minneapolis to
western Canada,, and tha latter section
win rd liberally of tha gold cereal
because It l aaid to ba cheaper than
'xi 1 1. This will probably help the oam
situtlon no llttla. Farmer ar Imllmid
to ell corn around tha present prioe
level, and It la aaid that la Iowa thia
ruin la in quite liberal offering
Circulation In oata baa narrowed down
to smaller wo portion and it will take
new speculative blood an tha bull aid to
oi IB an advance In prices.
Among tha snecolater who take a
hand In hog product tha lard Ik the
favorite. Tbla la not only tha case with
the lanrar packers, na well a with the
largar speculators, but the entire trade
seem to favor tha bull side of lard.
!loka of that commodity are ame.il r,
and It Is expected that tho buying will
continue, not only in the. ruturea, but la
tha caah aa wall.
There la a better demand on foreign
account for lard, and some Improvement
haa bean ah own In the buying of meats,
with tha latter taken largely from the
aouth.
Wheat waa e to 11a higher.
Corn was c lower to o higher.
Oata wer to He higher.
Clearance were: Wheat and flour
enual to 1,400,00) bushels; corn, 187,400
bushels: oats. 10.0C0 bushels
Liverpool close: Wheat, not quoted:
corn, 1VI higher.
Primary wheat receipt were 1,.1M,Cfl9
bushel and shipments 727.000 bushels
against receipts of 770.004 hushela and
shipments of 373,f'0 bushels last year.
Primary oorn receipts were l,6.0n0
hushela and shipment 831,090 bushels,
against receipt of 1.2tt.v4 bushel and
shipments of 1,000 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were .S22.A04
bushels and shipments 7S4.04O bushels,
againat receipts of 822.09 bushel and
shipments ef 4rs.fl00 buehels last year.
CARLOT UKCF.IPTS.
Wheat. Com. Oat
1 hlcago 17.1 SOU
R4
Minneanolla 34T.
Duluth 3fi
maha M ZS
Kansas City 240 s 7
St. Ixiula fu M 4
Winnipeg ifts
These sain were reported to-day: Whaat:
No. 'i hard winter, 4 cars, 11.21; H otir,
ll.SflS- No. hard winter, 3 car $1.21;
3 ears. II. ; 3 cars. J1.H: 1 car. 11.20;
1 car, li.li. No. 4 hard winter. 1 car,
$1.14; 2 cars, Rjctd, 1 car. 11.14.
Com: No. 2 white, cars, $f. No. 3
white, 9 car. R44c; 1 car, 64o. No. 6
white; 1 car, "41ic. No. 2 yellow, 1 car,
tc; 10 cars, 644'!. No. yllow, 12 car,
Mc: J cars. HiHc; 1 car, 4Ho. No. 4
yellow, 14 car, S4c. No. 5 yellow, 1 car.
H4'o: 4 CArs, 4Vic; t car, 64c. N.
yellow, 1 car, 64Vc.No. 3 mixed, 8 car,
4',c; 20 car. Me; 17 car Mc; 1 car,
Cijo. No. 4 mixed, 1 car, Sc. No. t
;ntxed, 3 cars, 64c. Sample, l car, 63He.
Oat: No. 2 white, 1 car, 48Hc aHandard,
2 cars 4; 1 car, CSc No. t whit. 3
cars, 4TV4C; 7H ears, 4714c No. 4 white,
S oars, 47c. Sample, 2 cars, 44e; 8 car.
4c.
Omaha Cash Prlc Wheat : No. 2 hard.
ll.20il.21H: No. hard, 1191.21; No. 4
hard. $1.131.194; No. 3 anrfea;, (white,
1.2rynl.!:l4; No. 3 swing, $ 2flBt4: No.
durum. Jl.37HWl.384; No. S durum. $l.a4
1.371,. Corn: No. 1 white. bQic; No.
.' white. 84Vt4ic.: No. 4 white, wta44o;
No. 5 white, 6&4Mei Na. t wht, 344
He: No. 1 yellow, tSstWKe.: No. 2 yellow.
W'ifrCc: No. 8 yellow, 44U4i0! No. 4
vellow. S-S44Hc; No. 5 yellow, ViBmo;
No yellow. 6H4(JrtHc; No. 1 mlaed. WV
S-: No. 2 mlaed. 63rflHc: No. 8 mixed.
rS'ii!4c: No. 4 mixed, 488Jc: No. 5
mixed, 63Vi'f4e: No. 8 mixed, t!3(Si3o.
i)t: No. 2 white, 48ig4wTc; standard.
l7"rdlSc: No. 3 white. 474r4THo; No. 4
white. 4Qi7e. Warley: Malting, M70c:
No. 1 feed. BlCTSftc. Rya: N. fl. H.44H
l.O.i; No. 3. $1.841044.
ClllC.tno QRAII AMD PBOTIII"l
Feat area al aba Trad In u4 C'lawfaa;
Prlev am Br4 af Trade
CHICAGO. Jan. 1 Urgent demand from
txpoiu-ra and miller ga.va wheat today
mi upward awingi from the start. Clos
ing priii'S. although unsettled, were half
io l"u net higher. Cora flufche4 M?o
to He up, oats with a gain of 4c and
provisions varying from 4o off t a rie
uf 74c
Big Louses led the bull forces In wheat,
unci thera was at no tlma any lmoortaat
.set back, oplto much profit taxing by
lontts. Tha moat popular oplnlun waa
Uial clearance for i-urcpe from the
L'niteil htate during January and Feb
ruury would continue on a large scale,
iitirj that Argentine surplus waa hnina
(eria;. Itifcher vessel rates from Argentina,
had much to do with giving fresh im
petus to the activity of wheat exporter
here, and at other domestic, center,
tireat Britain waa specifiially asserted
io be buying freely in Dulutli and else
where northwest, unwilling to wait on
I he uncertainty of obtainng a sufficiency
f Argentine cargoes in reasonable time.
Exi.oit bids on corn were higher, and
there were predictions of recelpta bacons
ing light. IieMdea, the market waa helped
oy the advance of wheat.
A large foreign order emd to tak
Ml ot the surplus offerings In o4.
Comrolaaioa firm though did a fair
amount of selling.
Well grounded gsP of a bearish
hhowtng aa to warehoua stocks coualor
llanced In the provision market the
.fleet of hlghr price for hog and for
urln. Aa a result the only apeclal change
hat lard scored was a moderate ad
'nce. mid to be due to a better cU
here than expected.
drain iie furnished by I.ogan m
Mryan. "o South Sixteenth street:
Article! Oien. I High. I lxw. I Close. 'Tes;y.
TVheat I
May. 1 )VW
i :
July. 1
1 18T,I
Oorn:
May. 771T4
J uly. 75
01:
Mav. &4 ''tT(
July. 51 I
I'ork: I
Jan.. 17'S'
May I 19 30 i
I.ard: I
Jan.. I 10 : '
Msv.'lO M-ffli
Ribs: ' I
1 SIS,' 1 25Ts 1 31 l 1
1 lSl 1 IS.1 1 Ifi' 1 284
I I I
74 , tl4V
7:
75'i73tj,
d4S
5lTs
41-t
51 I ejlTsI
1S ft I 18 I l 74
'in S5'i5! 1 50 110 10 00
mi 10 76 I 10 10 I 10 7-"i
Jan.. I 10 13 HO 17-EOI 14 Ij 110 1S-JU, 10 Jl
May. I 10 55 110 67-40 10 63-f.o1 10 55 i 10 ii
CaKh Prtoas Wheat; No. J red. fl.279
l.; No. 1 ha.rd, .7ifi.vi. Corn:
Ko. 3 yellow, VHr; No I yellow. Wd
t,hr. Oata: Na. 8 white. 494CrHc; stan.l
ard. Me By: No: 3. 81.lt Barley. .Vf
7V. Timaiky, 84.s4Tt88. (1vw, IllfcoiJ.
15 n Puis, 817.C9. Lard, 810.44. Uba. 89.(2',
a 10.il.
BU'TTEB Steady: receipts 8,88 eases;
at mark, esse Included, J634c; ordlaary
irsta, 3)SSc; first. U'4 3&c.
POTATOKS Steady, receipt St ears;
Michigan and .Wisconsin red. 4oc;
ehlte. ItSe.
pctlJLTUY Alive, lghr; springs, tM
lie; fowls. inUc: turkey. Ufic
New Tark General Market.
NEW TOBK. Jan. BUTTER Barely
teadv : re. elpts, none; creamery extra.
Si scoring. 3rtc; creamery, hurher acorlng,
.W'i'f737c; creamery, firsts, 8iJco; aeeonds,
i"va3n-; process extra, Jw(sHc; ladles,
cirrcnt inske, firsts, J3Vr;Kc; aeconiin.
:; packing stock, cunent make, No. 8,
Sl'Vfiiie.
f'HKKSB Stendy; receipts, not given:
late, whole milk, held, Me."taJs, 1V(
14c; state, Irenh, specisls, lc; state.
SSS'
fancy. 1.4','gntHc, skima, I'iJ-
receipts. not given
fresh fathered, extra fine. 4oaj47c: extra I
first, fro; first. ST'a.Wc: seconds, :i:ic; i
state. Pennayrvania and nearby hennerv
white, fin to fancy, CWc; gathered
white. 3Mi47e: hennery browns, iluft:
fathered browns and mixed colon,
lc
1-Ol.n.TRT-Allve. firm: western rhlck
ens, l&l44c; fowl. l44Af1e; turkeys,
nominal. Dreesed, dull and weak; west
ern roasting chicken, MlvlTV;; fresh
fowla, UVl7c; turkeya. Lg,
OMAHA XHRRAt. MARKS T.
BUTTKR No. 1, 1-1. carton, Sle; No.
L evMb. tubs. e.
Icaa Sms. Jar; bloc wis, Kc: twiaa,
1.-; aateie, 17c: Irtpleta 17c; Young
Amertna. WHc; biu label ortefe, 17o; liaa
bursar. Slb., 9e; -lb . o: New York
while, Jc; imporUJ French itoquelort,
riSH Trami, lee; large crappiea, JBc;
aaimon, 11c; halibut, , i feauiwl cat
liah. Oc; Plk. 14c; pickerel, HV.
-OULtRT Broiler, 14c; apring chleh
ana lies bona, Ue; evekst ac, dvichs,
Ma, aeeaa, , turKea. lc ulgvoua. per
uoa., t0c duck, full feathered, 10c; geeaa,
full faatnered, to; attfabat 14. 1, ll.au; Ne.
I, MS
Htb C IT -rubs: No. i. 18; No. 2,
1V; N- "V- 1-olna: No. 1. We; No.
I, 17c; if a, , we-
t:huch: No. 1
N. 8, W.c; No. 3, c. Round-. No. 1,
W'v:; No. t 12c; No. 8, USc PlaUs:
No. I, 4c; No. i, 4c; No. S. c.
Market qwtntlons furnished by aillaakl
Fi u t company:
FRV1T8 Orange, par box, Kxrtra fancy
Washington Navcis. w. s. IK'S snd 1U.
83 iO, 12a. ib. V: 174. '-".
lvemons, par box, iaacy Sunklst,
.-. 84.nO; choice Ited hail. K m. tr
fruits, rT boa, 8, a, and 8s, .(K
Am la, per bog, extra fancy ehingtnn
WhJte Kiver Fearnvaincs, $lit, fancy,
$1.75; extra fancy Washington Wlnesepe.
gi.iS: HpliBenoerg. 81.; Oregon Ppus
enbergs. SI M; Coiorado unwrind Jon,
than, $l.3; Waah.nglon extra fatuy
Hoovers, $140: small Jonathans, $110;
fancy Colorado Wealthy, 8110: fancy
Colorado McAlahona. $1.10; fancy Colo
rado Utter, $1.10: Idaho fancy Grime
Golden, $18; choice. $i.2S; fancy Wash
ington Orlme (to I den. 31 84; fancy Colo
rado ldaidoa Hlwih, 81. 1; fancy Idaho
Jonathan. tL2; Fultona. $l.Jb; Slraw
borry, $1 i5; Wolf ' Klver, $.2o: New
Yortt Rusaets. 1X80; Blnck Twigs.
llt.-V). Orapes, California l-mperors, per
bbl., $3.6g; per crate. $1.75; extra fancy
Malauas, per bbl., $i.0. J'enrs, per box,
Anions, $2.S; Jerseys. $16: Sheldons,
f:.25; Lrawrcnce. $3.00: Bocco. $..27; Kastcr,
82 ft. Uananas, ver bunch, 81.7SM :..
t :ran!ri lea, per bbl.. Jerseys, I'.tM;
cheaner Jerseys, 86.00; late Howes, $;.oo.
Limes, per box, $1.76.
VBGKTARL.ES ",aullflowr, rer crate,
$300: cucumbers, per box, $1.00; relerv,
jier do.. Jumbo, 7jc; Michigan, 50c; let
tuce, j,er doi., leaf, 40c; head, $1.i0;
onions, per lb., yellow and red, 2c: white,
J'vc; cabbage, per lb., m; peppers, per
basket, boc: tomatoes per crate, $1.00;
onion, ahnllota. per do., fioc; Italian gar
lic, per lb., 20c; aqtiash, per lb.. IMic;
pumpkins, per lb., 14c Potatoes, per bu.,
Idaho.". 70c; Red River Ohios. oc: Minne
sota White, av. Sweet potatoes, per
bbl.. Kansas, W W.
MiRfKl.LANBOLJ-Nuts, par lb.. No.
! California walnuts, ISc; filberts. Kc;
pecans. HVic; Brasils, IHc; almonds, 20c;
cocoanuts. rer sack. 13.75; per dor., TBc.
Flga, per box, l. loi., aoc: no o-oi i
Dates, sugar walnut, per box, $1.40; Hal-
lowi, per lb., 8o, dhelled popcorn, per it)..
4c: craokerjack. per case, $.M; 4 ae.
f 1.76: checkers, pr case. tli.OO, V esse, 81.75.
Honev, per cae. 13 75. Cider. N. T., rr
keg. 83.50; per bbl., 88.00. Caaaba Gems,
j.er craic, i.iwv.
Kssssi rity Grain and Pralle.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 2.-WH EAT-No.
hard. l.'l.M; No. ! red. 1.23Hgl.24;
May. 81?!H; July, 81 131.13i.
CORN No. 2 mixed, 7c; No. 2 white,
98VSf4c: May, 734rc; July, 7S,c.
oATS-No. 2 white, 48(61c; No. 2 mixed,
44'j(4e.
BUTTER Creamery, 33c; firsts, 31c;
seconds, 2So; packing, S4He.
KOOS -Firsts. 83c; seconds, 22e.
POULTRY Hens. UVic; roosters, 8Hc;
turkeya, 15c.
MlanestataJta Market.
M1NNBAPOLJS. Jan. 3.-WHEAT-My.
1127; July. 81.27V Caah: No. 1 hard,
81.2H; No. 1 northern, 81.2545fl.28; No. 2
northern, $122137
FIjOUB Unchanged.
CORN Na. 8 yellow, ieliatc.
OAT-N'o- 'hite, 471riV4C.
FLJIX-M.H"1.48H.
BARL.KY-K&7c.
RICE-81 .071.08.
. BRAN 823.09
. I, owl Grata MarVet.
ST tiOUIS. Jan. 2.-W11KAT-NO. 2
red. .ZV&.W, No. hard. 81.27'
1.2 ; May. 1.38V; July. t1.lM-
CX)RN-No. 2. 48c; No. 2 white, 08,c;
May. T4Hc; July, 754e.
OATH No. 8. 4ft0c; No. 2 while, 61Hc;
May. 64c
IJrerv l 43ral Market.
LTVKRPOOU Jan. 2. WHKAT-?pot.
steady; No. I Manitoba, lusd: No. 2,
ins7d; No. 3 hard winter, loaid. Fu
tures, nominal.
CORN Spot, nominal. Futures strong;
January, 6s 6'4d; Kebmary, 6a SWd.
Oman lUr Market.
PRAIRIE HAY-Cholce upland. $11400
11 50; No. 1. 810.6411.00; No. 2, 8K.4f10.M;
No 3. 8,7.0tl.00. Choice mldlsnd, $11.00;
No' 1. $10.0014.54: No. 2 ,8.t- 10.00; No. 3,
$7iKWl.00. Choice lowland, 410.00; No. 1.
.0oe.90; No. 2. .44.08; No. 3. t6.00ijf
8 00
STRAW Cholc wheat is quotable at
8S.00. cttoic oat or rye. S4.xtj .80.
ALFALFA Choice pea green, third or
fourth cutting, $1104418.4; No. 1. MS.009
13.54; No. 2, 111.0013.00; No. 3, $9.0JI11.04.
Cattan Market.
NEW TORk Jan. 2. -COTTON Spot,
quiet: middling uplands, 7.90c; no sales;
futurea closed steady; January, 7.Wc;
March. T93c; May. 8.12c; July, 8.21c; Au
guft 8 88c; October, 8.55c; December, 8.10.
The cotton market closed steadv at a
... ..in nt 13 to is nolnts. as compared
with the final figures of laat Thursday.
" . . .
Bvaaarateal Agates aa uriea sriin
NKW YORK, Jan. 2. EVAPORATED
APPLK-Mrket liusctlve.
nunrn KRnTS Prunee. strong; apri
cots and peaches, steady; raisins, quiet,
but stead.
Dry (iaada Market.
wirl' TflRV. Jan. 2. DRY GOODS
Cotton goods and yarns, quiet, many large
houses tieing Cioeeu. ouni auu mimo,
ruled firm.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2-M ETAT-S-Cop-ner.
Dull and nominal; electrolytic, 12V0
carting. 13 13'. Iron, unchanged.
I la art Haaar. Baak Stateaaeat.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2 The statement of
the actual condition of clearing house
banks and trust companies for the week
s.iows that they hold $114,04.9:0 reserve
In exos of level requirement. Thla Is a
decrease of $3.04.280 lrom last week. Tim
statement follows.
Amount. Increase.
Ixans. etc $2.1.tl,M,0K0 12.411,OnO
Harv. own vault 1330,177,0'JO l.Tbl.Om
Roserve, fed. bank. Ui0.2!7.M l.Tlrt.ooo
Kasarve. other di ts. :;l,t:'0.W) 618.000
Net de-SBd. d.-M. 8.022. 14A.f tl.lMW.OOO
Net time deposits.. Sl.Hlt.fMO M,fl
Circulation 4H..M.ooO 4.ai7.0iK)
I.xeees reerve 114,ftM.K-4 3.0',3!)0
Assresate reserve. S4l2.44.0sJ.
Knnimirv of stale banks and trust com
panies In Greater New York not In
cluded In clearing house statement:
1 Amount. Incresse.
Loana etc ,..MIS $44,
HnaVl? ............... 43.2S.2 574. 9u0
Legal tender 12.&W.109 r27
Total det-osiU 45.67.800 iio.O
bank ra'h reserve in vault $ll.ofi.0.si
Trust compnle' cauh reserve.. 44,i.2.iiw
Increase. '
tot which $360,781,040 1 specie.
Kaaaaa CUT Lira Btock Market.
KANSAS CtTY. Mo.. Jan. 8. CATTLE
Recelpta. 54 hed; market ateady; prim
fed teera. 88.(joai000; dressed beef eteer.
87 atto.; western steers, 7.tix io; stock
era and feeders, H.ijS.00; buHs,
4 7.'.: calves, ii.lo.0.u0
HOCJ8 Rcelpts. 1,300 hesd: market
higher: bulk of sale. 7.Wi7.3i; heavy.
I7.titi7.4"; packers and butchers. IT.Jog
7.85; light, 17.11.30; piga, H.aymi.TJ.
JtlibEH AND IMBS-Keceipia, 1.4)
head; market ateaiiy; lambs, 8VS.V&K.7:
yearlings. 8t.T&67.0; wethers, 8-S 44iI.W,
ewe. 86 i64.".
Ilaal (ftr l ire (tack Marttat.
lOlTC OTT. Ia.. Jan. X-CATTLaB
Receipts, 106 hesd.
Hf--K"lpts, ttnu head: market 4n
higher; heavy. 71irt7.18; mixed, 7.07V(
r i: nht, 7 (unn.inw
8HE1 ANU UAMEia-Raeelpta, 9
head.
i OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Killing Cattle Steady for Week and
Feeders Some Lower.
K0OS TIN UP FROM A WEEK AGO
Fat shee) and I.amH Ten I
Twenty. rive lliaber Than last
Weeh'a riaw Fatrlv etve
ai M aat Da y .
SOl,TH OMAHA. Ja
2. 1IS.
Recelp were:
Cattle. Hog Plieep
.. 7.7a i.J s.ao;
Official Monday ....
Offtcast Tuesday
Offklal WadneerfaJT
Official Thursday ..
Ortk lal Friday
ketlmat Seturdsy
4,M
443
70
Tl.e;
ti.Sol
b.'4
V'i7 I
10.44 ,
.1 I
l.7h.'
1.700
Hit day (his week.. 18. 41
8anM de.ys last week..ht.tus
me day 2 wks. agn.!44
Kama day 3 wks. a.18,iri
days 4 wks. ao.I,:j
Same day last ysr...lM,3
4S.i
47.13
&1.4C7
f3,l
l.HK
4J.47S
M.8C4 .
17.718 i
tt.h I
X.valt
4.7
:w,T8
Tha follow 1 1 g table shews the receipt
ef rattle hogs and sHeop at the Mouth
Oman live stork market for the year to
data, as c.unprd with laat year:
114. Inc. r
Cattl si: 1,78 1,B?4
Hogs U.m .MH .418
Sheep 8.463 8.12 4,708
The following table skow Ih avarage
price for hog at the South Omaha llv
stork m,rket for the fast few day, with
ltale. l14. li:.,lH l.'lo. t4f.
lec. 17.1 7 98 I 7 a .7 Ml i ? sOl 8 Ai M
Dec, Jtj T 7 4T 7 OB- 5 0; I 8 til I
leo 18.1 $7 ? I 'i j M 7 f.7i 8 ;h
Iec. JO.) 7 48 7 OS, m 7 48j 8
Uec. 21. f 6 'l5Si i 7 1: 4 o 7 5' SSi5
I'ec. a.) 7 , i SO 4 tv:j i , 8 vol 6 M
Dec. St. I 7 4! I 7 Go! T 14 5 S7i 7 M; S f :
Dec 34.1 C 7 4, t K! I 7 47 S 111 8 4f
Dec. aa
Monday.
Deo. -M.
lco. 27.
lec. 2.
Dec. 2V
Dec. ).
lite. 31.
7 M. 7 65 7 til 0i 7 T! 5 44
7 Ml 7 6 7 8 9
7 14S! I 7 071 8SI 7 74 S 8Ut 6 48
7 04H 7 44, f. Wl 7 51 Si 5
7 tl4Vl 7 Ml 7 ' ." K 7 K7t S ;".ti & 4
115. Wl4.,lls. 11812. iUJll.Ul10.l.1i.
7 Ml, 7 10; 4 W! 8 24. 6 4
I 8(1 7 on; f. o 7 s-. is 7f
Jan.
Jan,
1.
'Sunday.
Ruct-lpl and disposition of llv stock
al tne L ninn stock yanks, fouth Omaha,
Nut., fur t went.. -ioui Hour ti.ulim i
o" clock (). in., January 11 4.
KfcX'fcJl' l S-t'AKS.
("sttle llog" Hheep lira.
C, M. & St. P..
Wabash
Union i'miiiu
'. 4t N. W., ciiMt
(.'. Ai N. W.. west....
C, ,SU P., M. at O....
C, 14. W., cast
C H. g.. west
C. It. I. A V.. east..
liliuuia Central
Chicago OL West....
H
14
Total receipts
Dl.sl'OHlTlON-HEHn.
Cattle. Mog. nep.
Swift A Co
l.l
cuduhy 1'gcking to..
Armour Co...
M-h warts A Co..
H2I
111
Hit
Armour V. Co., St
Cuduhy icouiitry
1.471
Totals 3.
CATTLE llio market as usual was
practically bare of cuttle today, theia be
ing nothin of any Importance lu alght.
For the week receipts have been quita
liberal and full equul to tho reiulre
nienta of the market.
Pricea have f luctuiite.1 to aomc extant,
the week having started out with ft lower
market, but such declines aa took piac
were later on recovered so ar as killing
cattle were concerned. At the close of the
week cows, steera and heifers suitable
for packers' uso arc selling in about tha
same notches as a week ago.
Stockers and feeders, which have been
in liberal supply thla week, have eased
off and they are nt the close of the
week still MfcJiSc lower than last week.
Considering that It nas been a holiday
week, the market haa by no nteana been
In a bad condition.
Quotations on Cattle Price yesrllngs,
$8.6tyii9.oo; good to choioa eornfed beavee,
$.tU4i.80; fair to good eornfed beeves,
$7.5OS3.00;coinmon to fair cornled beevea,
ti.hori7.50; good to iho.ee range
beeves, $7.7Vm.25; fair to good eornfed
beevea, 4ti.7ui7.7n ; common to fair corn
fed beeves. 86.7V9.7b; good to cholo
heifers, fi4c7.26; good to ihoii cows,lo.i6
is.oo; fair to good cows. 84.OMsJ.ilo; com
mon to fair cows, s4.O0ij5.H0, food to
h,,lr ,,i,'k.rs and feeders. 8i.2iiW.i0;
fair to good stockers nnd feeders. 84.75'
7.25; common to fair Mockers and leeo-
eis. 8,-.7;..i.7".: stock heifers. 5.2Mit.J5;
stock cows. $4.7M,6.75; stock calves, 8.00I
8.00; veil calves, $7.n0'aJ.O0; bulls, stags,
etc., 85.OOSjti.60. . .
HOiiS Kuctipta amounted to about
seventy-eight cars, or 6,wa head, with
eight cars direct. The week's total is
4'J,W5 head, a pain of 2.000 over Isst week,
and fi.OnO larger than Hie same week last
year.
Trade oiionod out dull, and while ship
pers bought some of the lies, hogs early
at nearly steailv prices, packers started
out bidding M10o lowr thsn yssterday.
Sellers were expecting at least a stesily
market nnd tliey refused to make so
large a cjncesrlon without putting up a
fight. For n while packer atuck to thalr
early offers, but nothing sold at this
time, and before Hiey could fill their
orders they were forced to raise their
bids a little, so that when the bulk of tho
hogs finally sold prices wer around ftc
lower. Movement was dull throughout,
and it was well slon In the forenoon
before anything like u clearance waa
made. The general market was largely a
nickel lower than Friday.
Bulk of the sales whs made at $7.1041
$7.20, the long string going at $7.1fi, while
quite a sprinkling sold at 87.25. the top.
Today's decline puts prices right bsck
where they, were Thursday, that Is, a
good dime higher than at the clnae of
last week.
Av. Sk. lr.
No.
H...
4. .'.
...
...
42 ..
Ar. Kk Tr.
SoT S!0 7 17".
.211 ... 7 17',
.165 ... 7 20
;J
' 41
1...
...1T 1W 1 00
... 7 01
..17i ... 7 05
.T..S11 80 7 10
,...3W SOU 7 10
5..
.241
M4
40 7 a
... 7 22V,
M..
,...!07 "0 7 12Vi 45
227
...21 H 1 U, 44 MS
U 210 ... 7 li 44 :t0 140 7 'ii
1 ll.-l.
14 HI ... TS Ti 1 ... 8 78
BHISiiP Sovcn cars of aged sneep went
olrect to one of thu local Packers tins
morning. There were two cais of native
l.nniis on sale anu tnese nrougni id.ou. Am
usual on u butunlay there were not
enough offerings here Io try out the
trade, so prices remained nominally j
suauy with Friday. I
Kur tne wees, iraue nss oeen an inai
could have been exiected. Aa a rule it Is
never a good time auring tne weeK ne
tween Chrlktinas ami New Year's to ship
slock to market, but trailers fared fuirly
well last week notwithstanding thu ar
rival of liberal receipts. During the first
linll of the week prices advanced slowly,
nut dropi.eil at the close on Wednesday.
With a light run on Tnursday and Frl
iay edne.iday'a loss was regained, with
tha result tliut the bulk of the lambs
yesterday moved at Iti.WuHUi, against
$S25j8uf at the close of the previous
week. Closing quotations on ewes are
around $6. bog 5.85, compared with $4.46 a
week ago.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs
good to choice. $.6u"rH.75; iambs, fair to
liood, $8.0otfi).r4); leeJers. lair to void.
$7.5(ifl7.!W; yesrllngs, g od to choice, 87. B
j7.7fi; yearlings, far to good, $7.oosf7.2.i;
yearlings, feeders, i.7;'iti.i,; wethers,
iniii.l to choice. $t.2T.ai.C.0: wethers, fair
ti good, $i 0 iy. 25; etners, fiedera, $4 40
fno.OU; ewes, good to chol e, $ ..604.M:
ewes, fslr to good, $i. 3b'a-60; ewes, leed
era. $4.2-e-i.O.
Hepreaciitative als:
No. Av. Pr
M fed lambs 74 S 60
ri fed ewes it t
CHICAGO LIVH STUCK M4RHKT I
Cattla Wrskllasa Weak Sneep
toady.
OHICAOO. Jan. t. OA TTT.E Rcel pta,
l.Us) head; market wruk: native ateer,
8&.4u(3(.hu: western, tii O'rtf! Hi . row and
heifers, )8 0otl -l; calves, 87 rVVfj 11.(4).
il(Jii4 Kecelpts, 36,0u hesd, market
weak at 6 to 10e advance, bulk of sales,
871f7.86; light. 84 Mj'i.3u; miked. VtM'tt
7.40; heavy, il.Sf.'o7 40; rough. B.9y7.10,
pigs, 8f.fOg7.
SIIKKI AND fAMB.'-Recelpts. I.30O
head; market steady; sheep, 8T. Ji4i;
vearllngs, iVn4.00; lambs. r "li4.S...
HI. lals Lira Dlack Market.
T. U)L'Ifl. Jan. I OATTl.K-Kacelpt
4(i0 head: market steiuly; native teef
ateers, 7 8010 00: cows snd heifers. T.0u4
8.78; aouth sm steers. 8K7u7.7t; caws and
Raad ta "For rale" adg if you nant
bargain of tb mloutA
heifers, $4 OunivOO; calves, native, $' r;
P.7o.
I (CHIP Receipt. 3."A1 heed: market
teadv: pigs and lights. $s r; 4.: mlxe.1
snd butchers, $.".ri7.;0, good heavy, $7.40
7f0.
MIKKP AND ljAMJtS Receipts, none,
market steady; nat've iniittons, 84.7r-jr 7i;
lambs. $!i.ii.R. yrarllugs, 7.JoJi.sf
new yorFstock market
Kecvrtl-Brcalijif Dallaesg Attends
First Session of Tear.
USDE1T0SE BARELY STEADY
Unl as.ooo t hares Tradeal la,
at a rvensttae) laawew
raUtn ta Make If
ra a All.
NEW YORK. Jan. J Record breaking
dullnea attended the opening of the new
ver on the stork eschsnge. In the
ceirs of toJay'a two-hour aesslon on'jr
28.MSJ sHares were traded in. oni of the
prominent iseaea fntUng to appear at all.
The unitertone of trading st'x ks waa
harrlv sleAdv rfter opening with general
deWIaea.
The nnly mtaWe changes were la simp
of the Inactive specialttos, Hen ra-Roe buck
gaining free point, with a sis-petnt hiss
for New York All brake, gharea of sev
eral of the automobile compel- a4dnd
to reevnt gains, while the Oottld storks
snowed more firmness.
Completion of the detail Conner ted with
the 8 M, WO. 000 loan by tke local nanklivg
Interest to Argentina. M included In
the small gadget or geweral neaa, and
rumors eif furthar loan to eatsllati
credit at this center for some ef the
Kurnpvan governments were revived.
Sentiment regarding the outlook In I.on
V, where market oeitlons of a re
at rioted character are to renewed
next Monday, waa chiliad by the latest
illaaster to th Mnliah navy. Lomfoii
buikers, aeooralng to private cables,
were arranring for the purcha of u.
wm.iiO franca 4 par cent Frrnc treasury
bills. These same advlcrs suggested pay
ment by Russia to Paris.
Home news included full tlmi' resunip
rlon on operatkin at the aheipe o( the
Southern t'at'Klc and Northern Pacific
railroad sad more November railway re.
turns, the pennevlvsnl road ahowing a
net lixa of about 8tfei.no.) for Ita eastern
line arid fJZu.ws) on that lart of the syo
tem weet of Pittsburgh.
Today's bemd market was no leas neg
llgllH than that for stocks. Total Wa
iwr value aggregated 8o..l.oi,
For the vk i n ted ."'tales government
and Panama bond gained lrom ' to
1 per i-ent on call.
Nut
mbe ef sal an.) leading quotations
on Mucks lousy wore:
NJn. l!lh. Low. Cliw.
Alasfct ao4
SBSIssnwIsii (ppfr ...
Am MM fwutr
Amvrtt-an !!
ABMrtca g. A R
A si. ti. H ris
Am Hustr lutlntac
Anirrlfas T. g T
As.erlnsa Tolares
Aa-rad Mlslng
AtrhlMin
galilmor g O.llo
Krwklrn IUM Tr
llnrnla l'Mleiua ....
CsaeHlss 1 sinc.
Ostral Insther
(TimisHw Okie
OMosa. G. w
-tllco. U. A St. P. ...
riles A N. W
(TIIKi Osser
tVilnesoa K4 Ins...
'. inses a Bknatasn
liiir 4 Hts Urea...,
t)fsr 4 R. O. 4d
Ulstllten' eearlti ....
Krt
Geseral Elestric
(ieiwt Kortiiers p4
Dm N. On cm
(luenketsi Bsptarsttaa..
llllneU C tr I
iRterserMak Met. s4...
lHss4iwttAs Cesser
liuersaxlnsal Ha ester.,
Kaanie CHr 4tlBsni...
Laklah Vaisty
Leulrr Ilia 4 )irHlle. .
Meilras Ptrs4sma
Mleaul Geseer
Mlswsl, g.. A T
Mtsseart Pei'ttK
Natloaal Blmst
NsthMMl Itimi
Nersda C ,
N.w Yoek CWiat
N Y.. N. M. H
NorMk 4 Wmn.
NorUwr PavtAs
lalti Msll
l'sllla T. 4k T
Peansslvsoie
I'uliaaas raid Oar
,Hr (Vis. Cogger
Keadln
t'lKl
2 8a
ti. tit
-s
l.TM
it
2'
i'
ItlJH
list
ll"
l'.
n
Mi,
1U
:t-'4
:1
104j
"'4
ia
:i S
lil't
J10 374 3i
22s !
? I
ll'a I
11-4
1.4
W
;!i
4i
1S1I
1.0 i
rl
Jl'
130,
113
kS'a
17
4 1
S 1 7l
11 K",
43',
1314 11 U'
w
I N H ti.l
Mw
W"4
J'1
24
14 14 144
M
Hi I(4 ItVi
ltii Ut 148
ll'a
4
W
t'
t Bl'4 Bl
14
80
1.1
I'.niutillo Ira attest...
KorK Iatas4 Oa.
i n Iim4 r. i
I Ht. I.. H. V. ti
Sou I hern raclrle
90
Huutham Hallway ...
T.-nnsnMi Copper ....
Lu. on l'i-ilu
300 3-4
9:'
..... ..... Adll
.oil llliti 1U II 'I
I'ninn i arlfic M
t nKa.1 Btataa gteei
t . K. Hel pts
11 ah Cufsw
Wa sk pAI
Wmwi t'sie
WeatlBhoue Klactrlc ..
of farad.
Total sales for tha 4a y,
2.7S
....
41 i
.... 14
.... illla
.... la
47 Mw
47 41
MX)
V')
7
47,
New York. S8oay Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-MERCANTILB
PAPKR-44J4H Per cent.
MTK11L1NQ EXCHANGE Weak: alxty
day bills. 84.81.r.4; for cable, $.&56; for
demand, $4.86.
ULVER-ar, tBV; Mexican dollars,
$7c.
14OND0 Oovemroant, steady; railroad,
steady.
i,(j.DON, Jan. 2. Bar sllrar, 22 8-lid
per ounce; money 1 par cent. Discount
rate: rhort bills, t par oaat; three
months, 2'a per cent.
Closing quotation on bonde today ware
as follows:
V. g. f. 8s, rag.... 47 Me. Ttl. ar. Is JT4
oaupra 7 N. T. C. I- Iwa ... 74
V. e. . rag UIHN.T. City 4'a lM..llH'i
a uSBU IW't N. V. gists s.....igv
I'. 8. 4a. ret K"H, X. V . ti. II. M.
do coupon H4 at. aa 143
Panama St coupns.. ' Us. 1'ai lflc 4s tei
I 'Am. HaaalMr . ..1M "iVi h.
A. T. T. cr. 4ts. O. . U rat. 4s....
! Armour A Co. m.. St4 I' T. T. (a 4
! AUihlaos s. 4a.... M Fass. CM. 4a as..
Dal. 04IO 4a 14 Ilouu gas. 4a ',
i haa. g Ohio H. L. s. K. r. 4a a.1
C. U. A Q 1. 4a.... HsV rac. ea. 4a...
US
My
O H 8 r ( 4a. i, do raf, 4a
C. Jt. I. P. . 4a W"4 do i ha
r. A a. raf. 4'4.... H'Vt 4o. Railway s
I at It. u. ri. oa . I ni n I'wii.o 4a...
! 'Krie an 4a
.. n it tt, 4s
,.lOK V. H. Itubbar aa...
in
07
.
aa ,
-tea. a.iac.
Gt. Na. 1st 4S4. ... 'i I'. S. hlml
III. Can. raf. 4a.... 861 "' i.. i la
"K. . He. ret. 6a.. West. 1'nlos 4H..
U A N. unl. 4a.... 43 Wsat. Kiec. c. 4.
41. K. 4 T. 1st 4a., 1
Bid.
I. seal llaaka an 4 BualB.
(juolallou furnlnhad by Burna. nrlaaar Ue ,
onuni asiioosi usas Duuaio;
Slacks
Praia 4 On. pM
Kalrmunt (Veamary 7 par cant pfd..,
Kalrniunt Cramnery 4 par cuul guar.
Miur.iala Huia T. A T
Omaha 4 '. B. It. IL B
Omaha 4 C. H. St. Ht. t ,
Sioux City Btock Yards via ,
tnioa Htock VaMa. Omaba
binda
l'aair, W're., Water la, lt4
CuSahy Packing Co. 4a, Itii
CMmio Hf. 4a. 1127
Dundee 7 per cant arrsot
kaunaa City Terminal 4a, ISM
Kin Co.. Wut , la, land
Lineal Tel. Co. a, la
Loa Ansalaa Kr. In lf4i
( itr of auntraal l, 117
Oahkoati. Nab.. H.tiool aa, 1924
Ouaha 4 C. B. hi. Kr. it.
Omaha Hcho.it la, 1D31
City uf Omaha. Water 4a, 1141
Mat of i allforsia 4a, 1 14
San tranilaco. I'll ia, I'.'JI -10. . .
nwift, a tVi. Is. IM4
. rlhnfr, Nb., Wair 4a 13
fluparlar, N'b , Wiur la, 114
wuniia laliw Blook Tanl as, 1104.
id. Aka4.
4S, a
Hm
sai, ga
s vi,
44 a.
74 74
4 SI
4 tW)
SS 1M
4 t
4 la
II M
104 1i4 40
sa
is aa
t, K'i
104 104
44.71 ,
n lei
pa
.-; im 81
II (A 101
4 44 44.7b
li
M is
H lc4)
I
at. Joseph Lira Btock Market.
ST. JO(F.PH. Mo.. Jan. i-riTTI.B-
Recelpts, lio head; market steadv; steers,
s.'.usuio.ou; (ows and blfer. 44.tayus.u0:
clves K6So.
iiu4-iiecit.ts, i.ooo hand: market
higher, top, 87.X; bulk of sales, $i::.Jt
silEEP AND LAMBS Recelpta, none;
market steady; Iambs, aa-Od ...
MOVES TO REPEAL TH
UNDERWOOD TARIFF ACT
WAPHINOTOK. Jan.' I-Henator Oat
ltnger, tihe minority leader. Introduced a
resolution today for tha repeal of th
VnJenrood.b'lnion tariff get and th re
enactment of th Payne-Aldrleh law,
"because of tha pending commercial da
prcaeioa," He Introdqued also g bill for
creation of a tariff board.
WHAT GERMAN RAIDING SQUADRON DID TO ENGLISH TOWNS These photo
graphs were taken immediately after the bombardment of nartlepool, Scarborough and
Whitby. Above, scene at Scarborough, ahowing a wounded woman being carried out of
her home, to be conveyed to the hospital in an automobile. Below, ruins of houses on
Cleveland street, East nartlepool.
1 0,,t'
Wt - vw--"-,: -
JCJmi .-
;ii ( asyr ...3i-1-v'- 'J
1- T-X-ftrH
v.- v.V HW' . ;, .sr M
SgJtM s --e.,, ,
Ssstssiawsgsassjs
4r , is. nt. . -"vcir'i-tfe'''''ewv;'-'jerV1
1 4Jr5i
9 u a-a'fis""w"-- :v 4.V.as.W V.s
a I a-ew r- , i s ,
HI 'iiHsj"!' '.
( I W7 """ ' .
as K . ,
Scores of Picture Brides on Way
to the United States from Japan
KAN FHANC18CO. Pec. 2,-The score of
"picture brides" who wilt croaa tha Pa
clfls from far Japan during 1918 to em
bark en matrimonial see with the hus
tiamls they have never aeen, will, on
reaching Angel Island Immigration sta
tion, place their destinies in the hands of
rr. B. C. Haworth, whose appointment aa
secretary to the Japanese Association of
America was announced today.
Ta general Pr. 1 la worth wlU look after
tha Interests of incoming Japanese of
both sexes, hut the escorting of these
"picture bribes" to their husbands will
ba his principal duty. Before leaving
Japan, a "register marriage" la per
formssi by tho government. This consists
of transferring tha bride's name to the
register containing that of the groom. Phe
then supplied with a photograph of her
uasaeti and far distant husband and,
afti' a physics! exsmlaatlon, Is given a
passport.
Reserve Deposits in
Twelve Banks Show
Six Millions Gain
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2 -Reserve de
posits in tha twelve federal reserve banks
showed an In cress of more than 6,000,
C48 gt the close of buslnes Iecember
31, according to today'a weekly condl- I
tlon statement, which follow:
Hesourcss. Dec. 81, 1DK.
Hold coin and certificates 8,wl!i,a0
Ixfl tender notes, silver cer
tificates and subsidiary coin.. 36,678,040
Total r-IA,647,OM)
B1UI.H IHtKXllNTED AND 1JANH.
Maturities wlt'Mn 3D day $ 4.612,00
Maturliies within 44 day 4.214.04"
Other 1,744,080
Toti lo.riM.ono
Investments 26o.0fi0
All other resources $ ll.liH.OIIO
Total resources CTT.SM.OiiO
I.IAItlUTIF.a
Capital paid In t 18.(61. 0M
Reserve ilerosits i"jii,oUi,0K
Federal reserve notes In circu
lation fnet amount) 3,77fj,AiO
Total llabilltlsa l'.'77,M4,0s
(iol l reserve ugslnst all liabilities. s8 2
per cent.
Cash reserve against all liabilities, M.4
per cent
Twelve U. S. Forts
Almost Depopulated
CHIC.MiO. Jan. 2. Calls for United
bUte soldiers on th Maalcan berdar,
Colorado, Arkansas and elsewhere during
the last two year have depopulated the
twelve fort In th central department to
a corporal' guard, according to a report
today by Colonel D. A. Frederick at de
partmental headquarters here.
In January, 111, th number of troop
In th deportment waa l,t.84, with tl47
officer. Thla year th total la 744 troop,
with forty-nine officer, Jut enough to
guard thg barrack and stable;.
Of tha forty-nine offlrera, twelve are In
Chicago. Th remainder are distributed
In th fllierldan, Omaha. Hnelllng. Wayne,
Benjamin Harrison, Crook, V. A. Rus
sell. Pes Molns. I.esvenworth, hfcKentle,
Meade id lUley foils.
Thg forta average three officer nnd
fifty trooper naeh.
Heart liassoa Dies.
PA It IK, Jan. J. llonri Ifusson, a noted
artist In gold work and enamels, died to
day. Ha waa 43 yar old.
,.-. Kssmi
-.it'. ... ,'r:., ...
ec 'IL.' I
''4
1-A
sksa,lnsi.,e 4sm
In tha meantime the husband In A mer
le has received a ptootograpto of hta ap
proaching bride and Is Informed ef tk
data of ber arrival.
Dr. Haworth In his new capacity will
aee that the aehsnge of photograpfas 1
mad correctly and that each man geta
his own wife. First, though, each la
subjected to a physical examination and
tha groom I obliged to shew a certirteata
Issued by the Japanese consulate that he
Is financially able to support a wf.
These formalities disponed of, an Amart
can ceremony Is performed, at whlen Dr.
Haworth glvea the brldo away.
Pr. Haworth haa been Interpreter nt
Angel Island slr.oe 1947 and la J4 to ba
one or the two whit men In tha st
who are able to read and write the
Jnpaneso script or "running hand." Aa
secretary to the Japanese Association of
America, Pr. Haworth succeeds the late
Thomag G. Wglkor.
Doesn't Like Tax
Laws, Millionaire
Will Leave Chicago
CHICAGO. Jan. I A Chlcagoan wboso
fortune Is estimated at t30.ono.4ao ha de
termined to leave the state because of Ita
alleged obsolete and confiscatory tax
lawa, according to g atatement mad
here today by Julius Roaenw aid.
"I will not glv the man'a name." saiat
Mr, Kosenwald. "but h told ma that be
made u hi mind to mov himself and
hla property out of th state when ha
found, b my indictmen t that an at
tempt 4 41 being made to enforce the
law."
Hooeawiild waa Indicted on 4 t4ran of
fallln gto achedul for taxation rurpoae
tock of flea., Roebuck Co., of which
h I the heaO. The Indictment charges
a misdemeanor, which carries g penalty
of $i0 fine.
Austrian Monitors
Bombard Belgrade
PARIS. Jan. f.-Tbe Belgrade carre
snondent of th (lava Agency la A (Its
patch dated Incumber CI, describe the
bombardment of tha Bervlan capital by
four Austrian monitor, which, ha nays,
took place Wednesday. Hi measag fol
lows; "Ycatsrdgy at noon th saamy's gun
fired several shots on Kgrabourana. One
shell fell in tha city, damaging a house.
Toward o'clock in tha afternoon four
monitors appeared before tha fortrss
and opened fir against It and tha bank
of tha 6a v and iJavnub river. Th
bombardment lasted until I o'clock. At
Interval tba rattling of a.ulok-flrer waa
haard. Several mar ahrapnel ahclla fell
in ma city. Tha am waa purely
ma Urtal."
U. S. Of FICEBS TAKE
GERMANS OFF STEAMER
NEW YORK. . Jan. J Four German
reservist wer taken off in th outgo
ing fte.anier, Bergenf.Jord. tonight by
government agents on tha charge of
conspiring to ua passport fraudoatly.
Carl Buroedo, formerly forward agent
for a German atsamshlp Una and John
Aucher, alleged aaaociata of Ruroade, In
an agency to procure false psssoprts for
German reaerv Ists, also warn arrested.
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HAPPENINGS ABOUT
THE MAGIC CITY
Over Tw Thousand Arrests. Made ia
South 0m.ha During Tear
J-$t Ending.
TESXE MURDEES PUJUTJO TIME
Haw Order Protdiagr for Rtagtatr nt
ralloe Doaea Will Mavk Paav
Ball Lead a Baaler "
Life. ' t ' '
Tha new order publilid by tha Flra
and Folic Usard provide for n new1
ringing of tha police boxes. Tha nw
grr4M)cenient worked out by Chief Brlgga
and. tha kgrd provide that one officer
only shall bo at n certain patrol box at)
a certain time. Heretofore tha offlcera
often met, and held llttla friendly dis
cussions on the war, politic, polios mat.
tera and' other important aubjecu. All
thla waa carried on gt a patrol, box,
where two officer had to report nt tha
ame Um. But now no mar. '. Under
tha new ruin aah cap will trasAp. hta
bant along ana ring In frog the lonely
sentry box. Ill partner will no longer
shield him from the wintry blast while
ha trio to light' a cigar. (
tale 8a C4y. .
Things wero quiet jest or day in South
Omaha police circle. Special Aaalstant
Mike Qlllin wag at work upon tha an
nual report uf th South Omaha pelicn.
He had not completed tha compalatjen,
but stated that 2.335 arrests wen mA
In South Omaha laat year. Thar wer
threa murder. Tha number of oarttlnga
and nnootlag affray a was not figured
out yet.
Mart ia rail.
Tom Kelley, elevator man at Cudahy,
fell at Thirty-second and Q trta yee
terday dislocating hta left ankle. IHea
Captain Hank Caray happenad along and
examined Kelley. Tha man proved ta ba
s badly Injured that Doctor Trilliam
Perry ordered him to the South Omaha
hosprtal. Kelley boards at 8014 Q ntreeU
Want 4tav4 Job.
Jay Lafler. aaltant city englnear andl
candlaAte for the democratic nomination
far county surveyor gt tha recent inac
tion, to out for th position of atata
engineer. Jay Is a life long dasnoerat, m
gradual of Xsbraek university and aa)
at mm (Una city engineer at Grand law
88 aval City Gossip.
Mayor Thomas Hoctor aent out official
greetinga yesterday to h fi'lenda in tha
rlty. ,. . ,.
Mis Evelyn Wallweber is confined to
her home, suffering from a broken arm,
suHtalned some veiling ago while rid
ing on a traveller leUh.
Chief ol Police John Brlggs visited
Papilllon yesterday. He will leave next
week for P Learn Boat fcprlng, Culo., where
hla brother-in-law i very 111.
P. J. Latnlhan, formerly chief mechanto
with th local plant of Morris and eo ni
ps ny, 1 visiting here with hie family.
Mr, Lenllian Is now connected with A
Chicago packing plant and may reioova
hla family to Chicago In the gyring. i
Cfcareh Nate.
Baptist. Twenty-fifth and M, WllllaxU
R Hill, Pastor exhort sermon and ore
mmion service at 11 o'clock. Runday
school at 4.48; Baptist Young People
union at 4 SU; 1'nloii services tor tha
Week of I'rayer wilt common oe Sunday
evimng in this church, hev. Jobu Alber
will pieech th sermon.
Methodist Episcopal, corner Twenty-,
fifth and E: J. W. Klrkpatrlck, Pastor
Worship at 11 o'clock. The pastor will
occupy the pulpit. Subject of discourse
will b "Khali Deslr Govern Conduct 7
In th evening thla congregation will
Join In th union service at the Baptist
church. The Sunday school 1 ai 8 4a.
tha Junior I ague at Z.J0 and tha Kp
vorth League a4 44.