THK HKK: OMAHA, FRIDAY, DKA'KMHHU J4, IJHA.
13
Hot M.M 411 t oTTAfiE.
STORKS AU OrrltKS.
511 South 11th St.
Rocco Pros ' Kldg . 2 stories and base
ment, brick, 82x4 rorner, nest to mar
ket. No better Mention for commlidon
house. For terms ree
Birkett & Company
421 Be Bldg.
Douglas 83.
WOPF.RN store low rent, near post
office, O. P. Ftcbhln. 110 Chlcsgo pt
. AH AI.K.
OARAGE. , , .
Fireproof garage, centrally located.
Miutpped with elevator, stork room, orfioe.
steam heat, about 8.0O square feet will
be for rent In a few days. Very reason
able rent Conrad Young. K- Brandels
Theater. Doug. 1671.
Gordon Van Co. &n?
Tel. D- 8M or Har. 1MT.
19 N. 11th St.
M AClCiA RD Van florae: Co : Moving
packing, a to re ire mil shipping. D.
HAVE vou got the m.ny? If you hsve
Investigate this. 3.W wilt buy a bust
nesa worth $4,000. If taken before Dec. 10.
Addresa P. $39. care Be.
REAL ESTATE
FA WW t nt H I, A. Mia FOR gAtB
KLOKIUA.
i . i . i zi. i r a ml uer i i r . i 1 , i.w
Pox BO, Arcadia. Kla.
ftUURASKA.
PTOCKMEM, ATTENTION.
The choicest 8.000-acre ranch In Ne
braska can be bought at a bargain; welt
Improved; alfalfa, hay, good pasture. If
you are looking for a ranch thla will
auit you. Write C. H. Boehl, 2404 Leav-
enworth St.. umana.
t'OR SALK or trade, lmpro'ad 40: loins
town or Mountain view. mo. wouia
take pool hall or restaurant; part cash,
part time; easy terma; all clear: price,
$4,300. W. A. Kick. Friend. Neb. o
PAVE $8,000. We ,ffer our well Improved
200-acre farm near Naper, Neb., for
110.000 If sold quick. John u.
American Falls, Idaho.
WISCONSIN.
t'PPHR WISCONSIN Best dairy and
general crop state In the union; settler
wanted; landa for sale at low prices on
easy terms. Ask for booklet 84 on Wiscon
sin Central Land Grant. Excellent lands
for stock raiding. If Interested In fruit
lands ask for booklet on apple orchards.
Address Land and Industrial Dept., Boo
Line Railway, Minneapolis. Minn.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HAVE YOTJ A FARM FOR SALE'
Write a good description of your land
and send It to the Sloua City (Iv) Jour
nal, "Iowa's Moat Powerful Want Ad
Mtdlum." Twenty-five words every Fri
day evening, Saturday morning and every
Saturday evening and Sunday for one
month, giving sixteen ads on twelve dif
ferent days for $2; or 60 woids. $4, or 74
words, te.
Largest circulation of any Iowa news
paper; ioO.Oou readers dally in four great
HEAL ESTATE LOANS
(108 TO 110,000 made promptlj. F. IX
Weed. Weed Bid., lath & Farnam St.
CITT and farm loans, 8, HA, per cent.
J. H. Dumont Co.. 418 State Bank.
A "For Sale' ad will turn second-hand
furniture into caah.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Ruin; Market and Good Caih De
mand Receipts in Omaha
Very Heavy.
WHEAT PRICES UNSETTLED
OMAHA. December 22. WIS.
Tha receipts of wheat and eorn were
very heavy tods v. the rising of the mar
ket and a very good cseh demand pulling
the grain Into Omaha.
The wheat market was rather unsettled,
seme of the beet wheat selling a cent
hither, while the poorer grades Went at
unchanged prices.
Corn was a good seller, although the
receipts were heavy It sold unchanged to
He higher.
Oats were also strong, advancing He
higher.
Clearances of wheat and flour aere
equal to 1. 349,000 bushels; corn, t,0K
bushels: oats. 148,000 bushels.
At Liverpool wheat closed unchanged
to le up; corn, lc higher.
Primary wheat receipts were IMa.OOO
bushels and shipments 828,000 bushels,
sgatnst receipts of 1.46R.00n bushels and
eh'pmants of N68.000 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were 9i7,(W bush
els and shipments of 41,rti0 bushels,
aralnst receipts of 1.2o8.000 bushels and
shipments of 797,0(10 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were 871.0P0 bush
els, and shipments 684.000 bushels, s gainst
receipts of 743.000 bushels and shipments
of 666,000 bushels last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago IM 181 1(17
Minneapolis 771 ... ...
Duluth 817 .
Omaha U't ' 1S5 36
Kansas City 185 111 3
St. Louis 8't 84
Winnipeg 9S7 34 20
These sales mere reported today:
Wheat No. t hard winter: 1 car. $1.18;
1 car (Montans), fl.ln. No. 1 hard win
ter 1 - II 11. A ...... CI 111.- in oara
'tl.ll; 2 cars. $1.70; cs'rs. '$10; I csrs.
II. (, 4 csrs, $1.08; 1 car, 81.07S; I cars.
1.07V; 1 car, 11.07. No. 4 hard winter;
t care. $1.07; 1 car, $1.07: 2 cars. $1.06V;
18 cars, $1.08; 2 cars, l.Vt; cars, 1 (:
8 cars, $1.04; 1 car, $1.0."; 4 csrs. $1.02;
2 cars. $1.01H. No. 4 spring: 1 car, $1.06.
No. 4 mixed: 1 car, ll.(tV,. No. 2 durum:
2 cars. $1.11; i cars, $1.10; ) car. $1.00. No.
8 durum: 2 cars, $1.07. Sample: 1 car,
$1.00; 1 car, Sc. No. 4 mixed durum: 1
car. 81.05. Corn: No. $ white: 1 car. 65c.
No. 4 white: 8 cars, 62c. No. 6 white:
8 care, ftc. No. white: 1 car, 67c.
NO. 8 yellow: 1 car, 7c. No. 4 yellow:
1 car, "6c. No. S yellow: 2 cars, 62Vc;
1 car, 62c; 1 car, Slo. No. ( yellow: 4
cam, 0c. No. 8 mixed: 1 car, dftc; 2 cars,
c. No. 4 mixed: 6 care. aac. No. 6
mixed: 1 car, 62c; 2 cars. 61Vc; 2 csrs.
61c; 1 car. SOVfic. No. S mixed: 1 car, 57c;
1 car. WHc; 2 cars, 6ci 1 car, Bac; 12-5
cars, 55c. Sample: 1 car (yellow), 62V-;
1 car, 62c; 2 cars, 54c 1 car, Uc; 4 cars,
53r; 1 car. 51Vsr; S-S car. 61c: I car, 60c.
Oats: Standard: 1 car, 41Vfcc. No. 2
white: 2 cars 40V; cars, 40c. No. 4
white: 1 car, 39Sc; 4 cars, 3c. Sample:
1 car, Kr,; 8 cars. 88c; 1 car. 37Vc.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat : No. 2 bard.
I1.UU1..6; rso. 8 hard, 1 (.l 1 ; No. 4
hard, $1021.07H: No. 2 spring, $1.07411. (W;
No. $ spring, $1 080.07; No. 2 durum.
$1.08(91.10: No. 2 durum. $1.0$1.07. Corn:
No. $ white, 64tfoc: No. 4 white. tW
2Hc; No. 5 white, o9g!c; No. whltu
676S7Hc; No. 8 yellow. RU7c; No. 4 yel
low, 6j6Sc: No. 5 yellow. 61 .2e: No. 6
yellow. Wwe; No. 8 mixed. f4?3c:, No.
4 mixed, (.t'j3V; No. 6 mixed. Of-tc :
No. 6 mixed, 6Air67c: sample mixed, Wd
Kc. Oats: No. 2 white, 4mfM2c; stand
ard. 4141Vic: No. 2 white, 4a40V4c; No.
4 white. 343tttAic. Rar'.ey: Malting. Mrt
6!c; No. 1 feed. f!se. Rye: No. 2,
89A4Wc; No. 8, ('WeW.c.
Chicago closing prices, furnished The
Bee by Logan A Bryan, stock and grain
brokers, 215 South Sixteenth street:
chickens, l.VfiJTc; fuwls, 1341 17V; turkeys,
iTfrJSe.
Uve. stady; chl.-kens, 14c; fowls. lHf
14Vc; turkeys. 2ti'c.
OM AH A CiK.KHAlM ARKKT.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty.
W. H. Thomaa. 228 State Bank Bldg.
i TO 6 for loans on best class city"
residences In amounts 82,000 up, also
(arm loans. Reasonable commissions.
PETERS TRUST CO.. 1&S2 Farnam Bt.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KKEFK REAL ESTATE CO..
1018 Omaha National. Phone Douglas 2718.
FARM AND CITY LOANS.
ODOUGHERTY A HUGHES,
111 Keellne Bldg. Phone D. 1011
MONEY on hand for city and farm loans.
H. w. Binder, city isationai tsann oiog.
6
PTTV lllMn a. Partner. X1S-
18 Brandela Theater Bldg.
pEAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE YOUR CITT
PROPERTY YOK FARM
LANDS.
If you want to go farming on an A-l
farm, we have some good land of this
kind, where you can go and make good,
not only in crop, but In advance on price
of land. We will consider your house, or
city property as part payment, balance
lona; time. See us at once, as we have
only a few-farms left on which we can
give you this kind of a deal.
SCOTT & HILL CO.,
Ground Floor McCague Bldg. Doug. 1009.
LARGE 10-room , atrlctly modern Omaha
home. 812.000 equity; wanta to trade for
western land or lots; rents for 806, can
be paid like rent.
O'Kcefe Real Estate Co.,
1M8 OmBha Nat. Bank Bldg. Doug. 2715.
TWO GOOD LOTS In town of 2,000 popu
lation. Dunlap. Ia. $000 cash or trade
for Income property. Joe B. Tupper,
o(ran, la.
FEV EN-PASSENGER auto to exchange
for a-room bungalow. Phone Doug. tMi.
Artlclel Open. Hlgh-I Low. Close. I Yes y.
Wheatl
Dec
May.
July.
Corn.
Dec.
May.
July.
Oats.
Dec..
May.
Pork.
Jan..
May.
Lard.
Jan.,
May.
Ribs.
Jan.,
May
1 21141 1 2
1 24 I 1 28
114-1811 1HS
I I
.UN
42 42SI
,4fiHH!46l&46l
1$ I7HI 18 $7H
S 80 826
10 13Hl 10 lVVsl
1 )! 1 24
1 23M.1 USA
1 18SI 1 16
fo r-
72M
i :i
i :a
1 13S
riV,BI 70,
76Bl74I4"i
TVkl 75iA74Vi.
42 f 42H 42i,
18 27M 18 85
18 4 I 18 80
18 17-20
18 35
B7H 7 60
86 1 S72wl ' 87H
80 f 80
10 12HI 10 15
9 T7H
10 10
A-Asked.
B Bid.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
Farnam Street
A Growing Street
We can offer on this street for a short
time 10U feet near list St. for $12,500.
136 feet near this, some Improvements,
$25,000.
Harrison & Morton
S15 Omaha National. Doug. 114.
REAL EHTATK WEST SIDE
REAL BARGAIN.
New 6-room, all modern. 2-story house,
in very desirable new addition; oak fin
ish first floor, second etory white enamel
and birch with oak floors; small cash
payment, balance monthly. Call Mr.
Bolen, Douglas 2061. Would accept food
eoond-hand auto as part payment.
REAL ESTATE ACREAGE
ALMOST one acre; good house; 28 fruit
trtes of all kinds; three chicken houses
In yard. Small amount down. Vacant lot
or automobile will apply aa first payment,
balance as rent 61.1 N. 21st at. Colfax
lo62 after 10 a. m.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Featarre nf the Tradla aad Closing;
Prices oa Board of Trad.
CHICAGO, Dec. 23. Increased foreign
demand stimulated buying of wheat to
day, and the market to the highest price
jrei on mo iio crop. ins cicee wan
nervous at Wt cents to 8 cents net ad
vonce, with December at I1.24H, and May
at $1.2Ms. Corn wound up with a gain
of A,o to iHc and oats of 4jHc to Sc.
In provisions the outcome ranged from
Hc decline to a rise of 15iftl7Vtc.
Unexpected strength at Liverpool gave
the wheat market here an upward swing
right at the outset. British cables. In
stead of reflecting to any extent the
previous day's break on this side of the
Atlantic showed a tightening of values,
and told of Increasing scarcity and of a
prospect that world shipments this week
other than from America would be dis
appointingly small.
Estimates of export business in wheat
generally ran above l.OJO.uOO bushels,
chiefly hard winter grades to go by way
of the null or Mexico.
Corn rose with wheat, and touched a
new high price record for this season's
crop. At first, however, favorable
weather put the bulls at a disadvantage
notwithstanding: the smallneaa of arrivals
and the Increasing reports of car shortage.
Oats had some Independent strength on
account of a renewal of export demand.
Provisions averaged higher as a result
of scattered buying from commission
houses. Lard was relatively weak. It
was said that lard stocks were piling up,
end that some hedging as to lard was
being done by packera.
cmcago casn i-nces: w nest no. 2 red,
$l.'i3V?1.24; No. 8 red. 81.05O1.0R; No. 2
hard. $1224m.25; No. 2 hard, .Il.UHQi 1M,.
Corn No. I yellow, old. 75c; No. 4 yellow,
new, SX4jHc; No. 4 white, new, 67c. Oats
No. $ white, 41-tM2'4c; standard. 43
44c. Rye No. 2, Barley
Heeds: Timothy. $5.0uti7.75; clover, $10.0Ui
lf.OO.most $17.50. Provisions: Pork, $16.06;
lard. $1.50; ribs. $9.8710. 25.
BUTTER Unchanged ; creamery. 23(9
33HC
EGOS unsettled; receipts, I.43S cases;
firsts. 2fHWc; ordinary firsts. 26Vtat!7c:
at mark cases Included, 2als1c
FOTATUt-runner; receipts, 18 cars;
Michigan and Wisconsin white. 6ft7ftc:
Minnesota and Dakota white, 70i75c;
Minnesota and Dakota-Ohios. 664371c,
POULTRY Alive lower: fowls. HUc:
springs. 124: turkeys, lac.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
BUY A HOME. DON'T RENT.
A good 7-rcom house for only $l.v),
renting all the time at $16 per month. We
can sell you this on a payment of $200
cash, balance $18 tr month. Owner might
take a cheap lut aa first payment Pav
ing; and all other taxes paid.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY..
6th Floor Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
Doug. 1781. o
LEGAL NOTICES
The Union Land Company.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OK THE
UNION LAND COMPANY.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of Tha In loo land Company will be held
at tha ofllce of the Comuanv In n.w.
Neb., on January 10th. wis, at 10 o clock
A. M., for the election of five directors,
and for the transaction of such bustneaa
as may legally come before the roeetm
ALEX. MILLAR, Secretary
LMOd 2ut.
8X)VLTRT Alive: TurHeys. any sue
over 7 lbs , 17c; broilers, 16817c: springs,
lie; ducks. 10c: geese, 10c; hens. S-ulU;
young Mtunea hens, each, 8tc; roosters. 80.
OTSTP 'ber.l liitM rr
gallon. $1.40; standards, IV; aelecta, 81 50;
northern, standards, $1.60; selects. $1.80:
New York counts, $L95. Northern, small
cans, :'ijc; inne onus, .(.m..i Cne.
neakr. small cans. 20).'k; large tana, 0J
FISH-Hallbut ilHc; salmon, fresh pink,
e; ftefh ra 11. aii . fcenh. 1;
trout, fresh, 18o; white fish, fresh, 20c;
led snappei, fresh, U ; iuih.. ,i..n,
He; smelts, frosen, 10-lfc. Mixes. $1.25;
smoked white fish, 14c: kippered salmon.
17c.
FROZF.N riFH Haliw-.t vises to suit
'.OHc; catfish, large, for steaks. t.c; sal
mon, falla, c; snlmoi. 1'..rs 10c; No. 1
trout, lie; No. 1 wMteflsn. dressed. 10c;
No. 1 whlteflsh. lame, 15c; ve 1 white
fish, Jumbo, 18e: pickerel, rund W. C.,
(c: pickerel, headless. 8c,: blsek bnss,
erder else, 25c: herring, dressed, pair
frosen. 6c; blueflsh. extra fancy, lie; red
anapper. heanlejs, dressed ;0p; floun
ders, 10c; scallops, per gallon. $8.09.
dllOKED F1H -White. 10-lb. baskets,
per lb., 14c
Klt'PEHKD FISH-Salmon. 10-lb. bas
kets, per lb.. 17c.
BEEF CUTS-Rlbs: No. 1, lsc; No. t,
16V; No. 8. HHc. Loins: No. t 2014c;
No. 2. 18c: No. 8. 14c. Chucks: No. 1, 4jo;
No. 1 tVc: No. 8, 8c. Hounds: No. 1,
ISc; No. 2, 12c; No. 8. llc. Plates:
No. 1, e; No. 2, 9c; No. 2. 8c.
CELERY Mammoth, per dos.. 6OTW0
BEEK CUTS Ribs: No. 1. We; No. 8,
1 Vc: No. 8. L!Ho. Loins: No. 1. IlUc: No.
2. 18c; No 4 'C. Chucks: No. t 10c; No.
2, c; No. 8. 9r. Rounds: No. L 14c;
No. 2, i:c; No. 3. 12c. Plates: No. L c;
No. 2, 8c; No. 8, Sc.
I LIVE POULTKi Brortera. IK to 14
! lbs., in separata comp., 17c; over 1H to i
ilbs., 16c; springs, any alse, llc; ducks,
I picked, H price, . but not wanted. Uo;
liens, over 4 lbs. per lb.. I1Vc; roosters.
I Hc. Turkeys, 17c; old Toms, 15c; under
8 lbs., 8c; less than 8 lbs. sack not
: wanted. Geese, full feathered and fat.
Ike; picked, W price, but not a anted.
Guineas, eacli, .'4c: young. 1 to :V4j lbs
I1 ceoh. SGc. Homer squats. 14 os and over,
8 os., 81.60; under 8 ox. jOc t'lgeum, any
kind, per dos., koc.
Star Brand Ben Davis, $T75 per barrel:
IS 00; 10 to ut os., $2.uu; No. 1. must welgn
I Willow TwIhs, $3.26 per barrei; VYIneaape,
,88.50 per barrei; Jonathana. 88.60 per bar
rel. I Shield Brand-Black Twigs. $2 50 per
barrel: Black Twigs, commericial brand
83.26 per barrel; Ben Davis. Illinois, $8.71
, per barre'.
BUTTER Best creamery, 8?c: seconds.
I in cartons or tubs, 2c; good dairy, 2ij
. 2c; country, common, lHHc
CHEESE lmiioried Swiss, 44c:
domestic, 30c; block, 24c; twins, lc;
' daisy, lUVxc; triplets, 19V; younav Ameil
; can, .Oc: biue label brick. l9Hc; Um burger.
:20c; New York white, Sue; Imported
French Rocquetort. 4Hc.
I Kid' ITS Naval oranges; extra fancy,
80s snd IMs, $::.50 box; extra fancy, 126a,
UWs and 824s, $2.75 box; extra fancy Cali
fornia navels, Mis, lbs, $3.00 box: extra
fancy California navels, 150s, $3-25 box;
exu it'y (.,.. 1 Iki ma uaveis, Ii6s, Stkja,
I 260s. $3.60 box.
rUIKlUA OKANGE3 1Z6S, ISOS. liW,
:in, 21w. j"n. $2.76 box.
GRAPH FRUIT Florida srape fruit:
46s, 64s, 61s, 80s, $3.60 box; Ms. $3 26 box:
ls. $2.75 box. Tarpon brand: 86a. $3.7
box; tts. $4 00 box; 64a. $4.25 box; 64s, 80s,
$4 60 box.
LEMONS Extra fancy California
Sunk 1st lemons, 80Os, 3fi0s. $5.00 box;
extra fancy California Bunklst lemons,
420s, $4.60 box; extra fancy California
Red Ball lemons, $4.50 box; extra fancy
Florida limes. l.o(2,00 basket.
aUNKlBT Navels: SOs. ia and 100s,
$2.76; ls, 2Ms and 3C43. $3.26; Ions, $3.60;
lice, 2oos, 2ltis and VH 84.O0.
GRAPES Un' la Sam brand, clusters,
84.60 per blil.; Catawbas, 18c basket.
CRANBERRIES Jersey Bell, late
Howes, $11.60, cranberries, $2.76 box.
Pk.AitH-e.xtra fancy Winter Nellies
(small sixes), $150 box.
CIDER New York Motfs Sweet (very
best grade). $3.76 keg; Nebraska Ne
hawka. $3.25 keg.
SWEET POTATOES Market strong
and advancing; extra fancy California
Jersey (about 100-lb. crates), $3.00 crate;
extra tancy (.amornia jersey, fi.co ham
per.
potatoes Colorado white, 75c biu
Red River Ohloa, Sic bu.
. . . ....... . . ....... .v , u . , . .
lb.; Epanlah (Imported Bermudas), ll.C
NUTS-No. 1 walnuts, Wia lb.; blk.
walnuts. 3c lb.; hickory, 4a lb; filberts,
loo lb: pecans, 120 lb.; Braalls, lac lb;
slmonds, ISc lb.
M ISCELLA N EOUfV Crackerjack, SS.r4
rase: crsckerlack. one-half case. 81.76:
case; ford dates. 12VC lb.; salted peanuts,
$1.16 can; popcorn, 40, 1 lb. package, $2.60
case; rornpops, $ .25 case; cornpops, one-
half case, ii.so case; s. w. aatas. wa
box. Honey. $3.75 case. Airline. 2 dos.
os., $1.80 case. Cider: Motts, 1276 keg;
Motts, one-can dpi., (. ddi.: iNenawka.
$3.25 kog.
Kansas t Ity Uraln aad Provlalaas
KANSAS CITY. Iec. 23. WHEAT No.
2 hard. $1.121.16; No. 2 red, $l.7j1.30;
Mav, i.it'(i i.m"; Juiy, i.wi'!ri (w.
CORN No. 2 mixed. 67c: No. 2 white.
60c; May. 67V: July-, 70e.
(lATS-ivn. 2 wnite, 4,aV3'e; No. 2
mixed. 3iH-Q40C.
BUTTER .'reamery. mc; firsts, 21c;
seconds. 20c; packing. 19c.
KH Firms, zhc; seconds, zuc.
POULTRY liens, lOVtfpllc; turkeys. 15c;
springs, 12c '
Minneapolis Cirala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. "23. WHEAT
December. $1.2rtV; May. $1.I0; No. 1 hard.
J1.2S1; No. 1 northern, $1.19'' 1.21 i; No. 2
northern. 81.UiSil.lN!.
V L)l It Unchanged.
BARLEY ri4itc.
RYE lf!Oc.
BRAN-lH.2ufl18.50.
CORN No. 3 yellow. 74rg74V.
OATH No. 3 white. 40S1N1C.
FLAX-$2.02.11.
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Light and Trade is
Steady to Strong Lambs Fif
teen to Quarter Up.
HOGS STEADY TO TEN LOWER
OMAHA, December .'3, 191V
Receipts were: tattle.
Official Mnndav 6.:ua
Official Tuesday 6.17a
Official Wednesdav .... 3 024
j Estimate Thursday. .. 1.60)
Kour days this week ir...V$
Same days last tn k...:n.tl
PHme days t wks. agc).2V47i
fame days 8 wks. hko 2.,M
Hume days 4 wks. ago. 21. tea
Same days last year.. 8.771
The follomlng tabla shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs snd sheep at the Omaha
live stock nmrket for the year to date as
compared with last year:
1S15. V14 Inc.
Cattle 1.1M.V7 WV:I 277.1,4
2,F7.3?8 2..100 f,n.t2
Sheep 1232,013 S.)7t;,.'.tl 15i.4a)
The fnlloalng table shoas the average
prices nf h(is st the Omsha lle stock
market for the last few days, with comparisons:
iwf.
andhutohera. SH lW 4T.; good heavy. $0 46
"ilEKP AND LAMPS-Recelpts, 4
hed; market st(ly; vearllnga $5tx
7M; lambs, $..; sheen and ewes,
$S.501,; ,i
NEW YORK. GENERAL MARKET
STfx'KHOLDER MEETINO.
The Annual meeting of the bt ckhoM
ers of Hie H AeTI NiW AND NORTH
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY, for
the election of sewn Directors, and the
tranxactlon of such other business ss
limy come before the meeting, will be
held st the office of A. I Moliler. corner
f 1th snd Iodge etreets. Omaha, Ne
brssks, on Monday, the 8r4 day of Janu
ary A. D. l'-'". st 11 o lock A. M.
T. M. ORR. eeeretary.
Qaotatloaa of tha. Day aa Varteas
f'oaaaaaelltlea.
NEW YORK. Deo. FLOUR, firm
spring; patents, $6.76S.20; winter Patents.
So.).
W Ft HA T Spot, strong; No. 1 durum
$1.K)4. and f. o. b. New York: No. i
Northern Duluth, $1.82, and No. 1 north
ern Manitoba, 81.20V c. L f. Buffalo. Fu
tures, strong; December, $1J1V.
CORN Spot, firm; No. 2 yellow, 83c
prompt.
OAT8 Spot, firm; No. S white, rtT48c.
HAY-Juiet: No. I, $18001.25; No. 2.
$1 07H47116; No. $. 86cOfl.02Vi; shipping, 86
60c.
HOPS Quiet: state, common to choice,
1916. l&8c; jsu. fcwsc; Pacific coast,
Ui lSc; 1D14. HuOc,
HIDE8-Julet; Bogota, S0Jle; Central
America, 2bc.
LEATH ER Firm; hemlock flrsU, 3(9
PROVISIONH-Pork. firm; meas, $117C
"!(: lanuiy. w.wa.t); short cjears.
17.0u; family. $U.OOigsO. Lani, barely
Sieaay, miuum wesi, itxnv.so.
TALLOW QuU-t; city, 6c; country, TH
te; special, KVc.
BUTTER eady: receipts, SIRS tubs:
creamery extras. $4V3c; firsts, tV4
33V: seconds. 25Sttr2Sr.
tXKW Weak; receipts 8.722 cases; fresh
gathered extra fine. Mr34c; extra firsts.
ZsuMc; firsts. 21&32C; seconds, iHhiuc.
CH EE'E Firm : receipts, 2.174 boxes;
stste. whole milk, flaU, held, specials.
n'W17V: average fancy, 17c; current
make specials, lHi,tfl"c; aversge fsnry,
HW,ri lc.
POULTRY Dessed. steady; fix;h killed
. St. Louis Urala Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Dec. 2S WHEAT No.
I red nominal; No. 8 hard nominal; De
cember, $1.17; Mav, $1.21
CORN No. 2. 704r7lc: No. I white. 71c;
December. 70V; May. i2c
OAT8-N0. 2, tialV; No. 2 white
nominal.
Liverpool (irala Market.
LIVERPtXIL. Iec. 23 WHEAT Hpot,
No. 1 Manitoba. 18a; No. 3, 12s 7d; No. 2
hard winter, new, 12a Id.
CORN Spot American mixed, new, ta
4d.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 23 COFFEE The
market for coffee futures was unsettled
today by near months' liquidation, which
seemed to be promoted by predictions
that some low-rade coffees In the local
stock would be delivered on contract.
The opening was 1 point higher and late
months were sustained by the buying nf
near months' sellers or scsttered cover
ing, with July selling sround 78c and
fccptemoer at s.Kfic. December, however,
broke to 6.45c and January to . 60c, with
the market closing net unchanged to 10
rolnts lower. Including exchange, from
lecember to May and from January to
July, sales amounted to 13,00 la;a. De
cember. 6.44c; January, .4c; February,
6.54c; March, 8.80c; April, 6.63c; May, 6ti7c;
June. .71c; July. .75c: August, 7c; Sep
tember, 6.fi3c; Oototier, 6.87c; November
6.Wc Spot, quiet: Klo 7s. 7Sc; Santos 4,
Sc. Cost and freight offers were steady,
with quotations ranging from 8.S0c to 0)c
for Santos 4a. English credits. The offi
cial cables reported no change In the
Bis ill an market.
II !K. Mieep, 1
12.177
21.1.2 u.r.i
18.0W 1.200
70.'4 33,82
54,S1 15.172
8.M (3.4.4
81,T iJi.SM
18..W
41. lti.D.13
I
I
I
7
7 14,
A'SiS: L"1- lli14.Hi3.1lH12.'l!'ll. i l'.'10.!lW
l'ec. Ul 1 s we, 7 4ah 7 IsT's'W Ti8i '
6 1 411 B V
i !.. 7 8' ?$
43! I OM 7 61 8 0
421 7 C9 6 OX 7 Ml 8 14
W. 7 01 ' j 7 bOl 8 26
. W 8 31
M 7 571
Morris Co 137 2,14
Swift Co 4i Z.HIO 6Z7
Cudahy Packing Co.... 1 x 3,501 -(2
Armour At Co 4.4I 3,K 8,6
J. W. Mkirphy 673 ....
80. Oma. PacKlng Co.. 4
Armour, from foo City ... S,44 ....
Cudahy, from ttool'lty 24)
Benton, Vansant L.. 6
F. B. Lewis 32
Huston & Co !
J. B. Root Co 75
J. H. Bulla 27
L. F. Hues '8
Sullivan Bros 2
Rothschild Krebs.... HI
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co.... 8:
Christie fc'.
MiXKins ti
Huffman $
John Harvey II
Kline 64
Other buyers 214
Dec. 13.1 22.
Dec. 14.1 34' al 8
1 -co. IS I a 3HI 84
Dec. 1. 7 07)
t'ec. 17. ) 34T 7 001
l'ec. IS. 1 40 17 IB
Dec. 10 1 I 871
I 'ec. 0. 37S
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IVc 22 S 7 fWI 7 00'
lc. S. 9 7 02 7 60
7 47!
7 4."i
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7 12
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nv 7 Ml 8
C'I 7 3 8 IKi
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Sundays.
Receipts and disposition f live stock
t the Union Stock ysrds. Omaha, Neb.,
for twenty-four hours ending at 8
o clock p. 111., yesterda) '
RECEIPTS CAKS.
Cattle. Ili. heeu. 11 r s.
u., M. or Bt. p.... 1
S abash 2
Missouri Pacific .... ;i
Union 1'actiiC 6
C V N. v ., east.. 23
C. N. W.. west... 7
C, St. P., M. A O.. 6
C, B. a Q , east.... 2
C, H. A Q.. west... 8
C, K. I. P., east.. 6
C, H. 1. P., west. 8
Illinois Cential .... 8
Chi. Great Western. 1
Kansas City Live Slock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Dec -CATTLE Re
ceipts, 700 head; market stesdv; prime
fed etexre. $...7. dressed teef steers,
$ Mfa.60; western .-teers, K.0lW 8S;
Mockers and feeders 85 KXtr7.75; bulls.
$4.7Mi,5 7.i; calves. 6 ori.T.o)
114 MIS-Klfs 7 (kit K 4 ' M.,b.l
loer; bulk. W1: hes v." $rt MV M-
sckets and bTitcheis, ta4;;4r: light,
j.!i.ti.ai; pigs, JV(iiAS.V
811 KEP AND LAMHS-IWelnts. 2 010
I head: market hlnher; Isml's. x 3.'ff I n ;
yeat lings. $ 7r7.0; wethers. t...75ci(S..
ewes. ACLlMiti-l.
Slax tltr lve Miwk Market.
Pltl'. CITY, Dee. 13. CATTLE -Re
ceipts. IK0 liesd; market strad : ustlve )
steers. s.v inf,is, s; ouirners. n.'f I');
canners, $3.75n4.26: bulls, stags, rlc. (4 21
"f.SO.
HO'lS Receipts 10.000 hesd: mnrket
ftsd- te lower; heavy. S 14)a.S0: m'xed.
f,.0iir,K,.15; llgiit. $.r..lcvtf.i.0t; bulk of ssles.
$.Mrii.jB.
SHK.KP AND l.AMH'-Rocelots, 300
head: market strsdv; fed muttons, 8b Jj
.50; ewes. M.iiOtJuM.
' St. Joseph l.lve Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Dec il-CATTLK -Receipts.
300 hesd; market strong: steers.
$ oO4f 00: cows snd heifers. 1503 60;
cslves. $it00tti.OO
HOOS Receipts. l!,500 head; market
lower;
SHEEP AND LAMBS -Receipts, none;
market nominal, lambs. $l.ootr76.
Live Stock la ftlfct.
I Receipts of live stock st the five prln
Iclpsl western markets yeste'dar:
j t-aiue. iioks. unerp
; Mouth Omaha l,6on
I Chicago S.0OO
; Sioux City 800
St. l.ouls '...1,700
Kansas city too
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Session Develops No New Features
of Special Interest.
MEXICAN
OIL
ADVANCES
Total receipts.... 87
1
1
a 1
i
Ml
U
2
34
H
2
t
1
61.000
10.0)
ti.!'i
7.00O
l.i0
5.i
300
4
2.000
Totals
7.700 102.200 8.S20
NEW YORK. !ec. 2J. Apart from a
broader inquiry for leading railway
shares, which wss sufficiently Insistent
to simgest Investment demarid, today's
market developed no new features of es
peclsl interest. Metal and oil stocks
continued to move forward. Bublect to
occasional reversals on realising for prof
Its. Mexican Petroleum rose 48 points
to the new hlsh price of Wet, and
most of the copirr were a point or more
over yesterday's final uuotatlnns.
War shares and khlnd descriptions.
notably Anieiican Can. American and !
H11 Ul win Locomotives, Preeaed Steel Car. J
and Kepiibllc iron and Steel realstered I
similar advances, while among such Is-
fttiA A lit , .... I r I I t , , '
lens" securities and United Slates Indus-
GUID1CE GUILTY,
IS JURYYERDIGT
Second Trial of Council Bluffs
Murderer Results Exactly
Like First.
LIFE TERM 13 RECOMMENDED
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Deo. 28. MF.TA L-I.ead
offered. 85.40. Spelter not quoted. Copper,
llrm: electrolytic, Itl.OOti?! .2. Iron, steady
and unchsnged. Tin, quiet: $Txoo bid.
At lotidon: Spot copper, ilt 2s d:
futures. AIM 6s: electrolytic, a: lot. Spot
tin, 1W; futures. 17. Antimony, 125.
ljrsd. 20. Speller. 90,
DISPOSITION HEAD.
gar Karktt,
NKW YORK. Dec. S2. SfQA R-Rs w,
easy; centrifugal, 4.88c'. molaaasa, 4. He.
Keflned, quiet. Futures opened easier,
inder scsttered liquidation. At noon
prices mere 3 to 6 points lower.
P.vaporatrrf Apple aad Dried Pralte
NEW YORK. Dec. 2$. EVAPORATED
APPLF.S Quiet.
DRIfcD FRUITS Prunes and raisins,
steady. Apricots snd peaches, quiet.
Ms.
...
I...
...
11...
XI...
f'ettoa Market.
NKW YORK. Dee. 28. OOTTON Boot
quiet; middling uplands, 12.05c No saiea
Cotton futures opened barely Bte&riy -December
offered, lLSOc; January, 118c:
March, 1217c; May. 12.40c; July, 12.50c
October, 12.21s.
Cotton closed steady today, net un
changed to 4 points lower.
Cotton futures closed steady; Decem
ber, 11 Me; January. 11.86c; Marsh. 12 Uc;
Mar. ltc: July, 12.64c: October, 12.25c.
LIVERPOOL, Deo. 23.--OTTON-Hpot
easier; good middling. 7 90d. middling,
7.63d; low middling, t.lSd. Sales, 8.000
bsles.
OI aaa Stasia.
SAVANNAH, Oa., Dec. 23. TTOPEN
TINE Firm: EUfco; sales. Ml bbla: re
eelpts, 2a bbls.; shipments, 98 bbls.i
stork. 14JBS bWa
ROSIN-Flrm: sales. 1.412 bbls.; re
ceipts, 1.872 bbls.; shipments, 878 bbls ;
stock. 74.783 bbls. Quote: A. B.C. D K
8fv2: O. H. 86 2fc4rt.SO; , $5 f-fp6 40; K, $5 ho
-:..; M, $4.; N. S8.7S; WO, $7.00, WW,
$..:'.
Tnll I 7 15 7? 1 Ul
CAT I LK lleceints were model Hte. but I
still there waa a very fair supply con
sidering how close it is to the Clirl.nmaa
holidays. Receipts for the four days thla
week amount to 16,403 head, the smallest
for a long time back, -but larger than for
the same period a year ago by over 6,000
hend.
The few cattle on ssle for the most
part changed hands In good season,
i'riceft were safely steady to strong on
anything that packers could use. The
quality of the cattle as a rule was not
very good, so that tha sales on paper do
not show up any too well.
Quotations on Cattle Oood to choice
yearlings. $8.253.26; good to choice
beeves, $7.60a.2o; farr to good beeves,
.76S'7.40: common to fair beeves. $6. .6
06.50; good to vnoice grass neuera, se w
e.ev; goon to cnoice grass ion,
26; fair to good cows, $4.60ij4.26: com
mon to fair cows, s3.owai.ov; liraa 10
cholcs feders. 86.604T7.16; fair to .good
feeders. 8H.ootMi.60; common to fair feed
ers. S6.O0oj.G0; good to choice Blockers,
$ti.757.26; fair to good stockeM, $.0t(
6.76; common to fair stockers, $6.oo.0i
Stock heifers. $6.26$f.00: stock cows, $4,609
5.26; stock cslves, $8.00tf7.26s veal calves,
S7.ofoe.60; bulls, stage, etc.. $3.7Kf.25.
Representative salea:
BEEF 8TEER8.
A. rr. Ho. A. rr.
Ml ) 6 ei
1IM 4 Sd 17 ISO M
Ill TR W Ht 7 00
114 7 i ISM 1 4
1'MI 7 )
STr.KRS AND HEIFERS.
4 1 m 17 M) 6
U... 402 f 44 1 Ill 6 K
STOCK EHM AND FEEUEKH.
T 7i 4 7 8 ul IM
744 I 71 I W IS
IT IW17 10 10 70 8 M
t TW IS 1 10) 4 Ml
1 1 H4 M 11 10M 441
II MS 4 45 17 T7 4 71
HOOS There was another heavy run
here this morning, arrivals amounting to
240 cars, or about IS.OuO head all told. Of
these Armour Co. received forty-five
cars direct from JMoux City, so that less
thsn 200 cars were actually on sale. This
week's receipts amount to 70,P44 head, be
ing 18.0U0 larger than last week, 81.000
heavier than two weeks sgo and 2V,0(i0
greater than for the same days last year,
while there Is only one market day left
thla week, Saturday being Christmas. It
seems certain that the five days' total
will be larger than for six days last
week, which means a new record for a
December week.
Packer trade got off to a rather slow
stsrt and some of the early purchases
looked fully 6c lower than the general
killer trade yesterday. When the bulk
began to move, however, a good many
sales were made at ateady prices, while
many others looked nearly as good as
yesterday.
The markets have been so uneven the
last three or four days thst It Is very
bard to make a general comparison.
No. At. eh. rr No. St. Bk. Pr.
II 147 ... 4l T7 ne ... tot
Kl 1M 40 8 M M .! ! i
a m is n ... m
40 M 1 4 U Ill n IN
71 Zll ... IM
PIG8.
188 ... IM 124 74) ... 8 60
8HEEP The few bunches of lambs
here were badly wanted by packera, and
sold In pretty fair season at prices that
,were IMiCor- higher than yesterday. A
three-car bunch of Idaho wheat fields,
which were of pretty good quality, but
not toppera by any means, sold st 88.86,
and on this bmtls something ihat had
class should have brought $S.OO without
any trouble, while a two-car bunch of
weighty fed lamt made $k.70. On the
basis of the $9.00 quotation for choice
lambs best kinds are not far from stesdy
with last week's close, although ths
plainer grades had broken 2Va0c up to
yesterday, and even allowing for today's
advance, are at leaat WiGo below the
high time a week ago.
quotations on sheep snd lambs: Iambs,
good to choice, $)t.KiX(JV.U0; lambs, fslr to
goodlT 6(Ka.8(i; lambs, cl pptd, $ 2Via
tOu; lambs, feeders, $7.00ftl 50; yearlltms,
good to choice light, $7. 00(37. 86; yearling,
fair to choice heavy. $.6oi7.00; yearlings,
feeders $5.75i.; wethers, fair to choice,
to.lbyt.U); ewes, good to choice, $5.5fM 76;
ewes, fair to good, $4 0t6.60. ewes, feed
ers, $4.00(6.26.
CHICAGO LIVK STOCK M ARKKT
ler bixiila Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 23. DRY OOODH
Cotton goods and yarns were firm tuday.
Raw silk easier: dress good in steady
demand. Men's wear firm.
India Prince Wins
Military Cross
For His Gallantry
(Correspondence of The Associated Press )
IXNTON. Nov. India's youngest
war prince has Just won the Military
cross for marked gallantry. He Is Hecond
Lieutenant Rena Jodha Jang Bahadur of
the Thirty-ninth Clarhwal rifles, grand
son of the Maharajah of Nepal. The of
ficial account of hla bravery says:
"During a feint attack north of the I.
Rasse canal he commanded a double
company with great ability and consplou
014 gallantry In face of a severe fire
from rifles, machine (una, hand grenades
and bombs. His brsvery waa previously
observed on September 25, when he led
hla men with marked gallantry right up
to the German wire under heavy rifle
and machine gun fire. '
Ths prtnes Is now In a London hospital
recovering from two wounds received In
the La Basse encounter. He Is something
less than 26 years old.
"I take my men Into action a tried with
kukris as well as rifles," ha told in In
terviewer at the hospital, "but we don't
often get a rhsnce to uss the knives.
When we get nesr the enemy they al
ways surrender. They have heard of our
kukris.
"In peace and war we keep up our
skill In ths use of tha kukri. At our
principal festival every man has to use
his knife. Ws hava goats and buffaloes
for victims. If a man takes two strokes
to dlspstch his animal. Instead of doing
It with on clean stroke, he la disgraced."
trlsl Alcohol gains rniiKed from 8 to 7
I'liileU States Steel showed marked
strength after an estlv period of vacilla
tion, making an extreme Rain of 's at
8V Its best price in over n week on
extensive trading, whlrh embraced one
block of Leon shnres. Hcthlehem Steel
waa more lethsrislc thsn usual, falling
6 to 45ft.hu l cbeliin a t47J. Most of the
automobile Issue ere lnr tleneral
Motors mnkliiK an extreme decline of 43.
10 nut reiilevinn pert of this loss.
New York tVntrnl ass the Uiosl con
spicuous feature of the rallaavs. hesvy
(Icallnir advsncinit the slock l to 107V
Its record price since 118. Other prom
inent shares of the asm class Included
the trsnscoiilinenlnls, the latter deriv
ing odd It loin I impetus from Hnuthern I'a
clftr's record breaking net gain In No
vember earnings of $l.CSti.on0.
Total snlen of slocks amounted to sfls,
000 shares. AngUv French 6s were more
lightly dealt In. Honds in general were
Irregular. Total snles, per value, aggre
gating $1,810,000.
I lilted Mntes bonds were unrhansed on 1
can.
Number of antes and lending Quotations
on stocks were a lolliwa:
SsiM. Hist. Lew. Oim.
4 ("
sua
4 i
.3''
1.11
ltl
I. Iis
1. KM
ii.tn)
IJ.'oo
French Censor Puts
the Ban on All
Green Envelopes
(Correspondence of ths Associated Press.)
LONDON, Nov. SO The heartlesaness
of tha red tape system la shown In a let
ter written by a mother to one of the
London papers, who Instead of a letter
from her soldier son, now In the trenches,
received ths following typewritten notice
from the military censor: "letter do
stroyed. This patent tof envelope la ob
solet. and IU use Is forbidden."
Lately la was decided that the green
envelopes served out to the soldiers In
Franc should not b used, possibly be
cause they hsd fallen Into the hsnds of
spies. But th act of the censor fell hard
en the mother, who writes:
"My son was sent to France In the first
week of February, and has had no leave.
He came out of hospital on October T,
wher be had been a month (during
which time not one of his letters waa for
warded, each on coming back to us),
snd was sent straight up to the front
linn again.
"We hav heard nothing about him
sine October 11, so our anxiety can be
understood. A comrade wrote to tell us
he was missing and thst th sergeant
wss writing details.
"Our Indignation may b imagined
when we received, not news of our dear
lad. but th heartless slip of paper al
ready described. He wss Isnce -corporal,
and the best of sons.'.'
Weak Sheep
Cattle lira Haas
Stroaa;.
CHICAGO. Dec. 3. C ATT LB Receipts.
6.OO0 hesd: msrket firm; native beef
steers, $.0(Jlu uO; western steers, $ii..vJ
8 20: cows and helfsrs, $2.S5aS 46; cslves.
$8 2f(f3.5.
HoUH Receipts. 61,000 head; market
, mostly j((no lower; bulk. $s 8-va
nut,, . . jr. -mi. 1 . - - . . ,
140;
hesvy, M.0uft.60: rough. M.0MM.1&: nia
$4.'ii 25.
fllfKKP AND LAMBS-Recelpts. 6 000
head; market strong; wethers, $4 25414 86;
ewes, $1.24.26; lambs. $7.OUyS.S0.
St. Laals Live Stack Mark!.
ST. LOT'IB. Dee. 18. A TTLEe Re
ceipts, 1.7O0 head: market higher; native
beef steers, $; tJ0pO ; yearling ateers
and heifers. $8 61X4TIO.M; cows. 86.60u7.0o;
atockera and feedere, $6.004726; south
ern steers. S6.2Vptl.60; cows snd heifers.
$4 down jo, native calves, $A.orra m.
1 1 Mjt -Receipts. l.2ui hesd: nmrk.t
lower; pigs and lights, $).7Su30; iiiixej
Men Clerks Go to
Front and Women .
Take Their Places
(Correspondence of th AssoHsted Press.)
LONDON, Nov. 20. Women are to tak
ths place or 150,000 clerks employed by
the government, who will be released for
active service. Preference will be given
to th wive and sisters of ths recruits In
filling th vacancies. There are over 800,
000 government clerks employed In Eng
land and Wales alone who are of mill
tary ags, but part of them sre physically
unfit for th army and others hav a
specialised knowledge of their work that
makes them Invaluable in their depart,
meats.
Th women clerks, after a short train
ing oourse, will reoslv th wages of th
men whoa places they taks. Classes for
training la shorthand, typewriting, book
keeping and clerical methods Ivav al
ready been formed la London. Manches
ter and other eltle.
Wounded soldiers and sailors dis
charged as unfit for further service are
also preparing themselves for work as
government clerks in Urge numbers.
Atsexe Bold
Alkm-ithalmeea
Amrrlran ll-et Knur
Amerind rtfl .
Amrlcn lA.mnttvs ...
American 8 4 R
Am. 8 It !(,!
Am. Kusir lUtflnlns ....
American Tl. S Tsl
Anirlrnn Tobaeen
Anaeonds l c.psr
Atrninos
Pnldwln trfeoiri.ttvs
Mnltlmar IHilo
Hethlnttwn (Xnsl
Hrooklra Rarkl Tr
iinlifAmls PMroleum ...
Canadian peirio .... .
tVntml Leather
4'Jiaaapsats OMa
ftilcaao Qraat Was are.
rniraso, M. tit. r....
rhleaa H. w
ililraao. R. I. r. Rr.
Chin OMrner
Colored Pual a Ires..
tVuclhl Msl
lairr a K. O. aid.
P Millar- BerurtttM .,.
Krl
iKnani Slaclrla
(leaat Nsnhars srd
Oraat No Or rtfa
(itsnalm Biloratls
iiiineia ( wniral SCO
Intarhorousii On. Coea.. I
lnlration iepr IM.Sat
ituamaiioiMM Har., N. I.
k. c. Houinar
lMi Vallar
Ixili.lll a NaahTlll
Kiaalnaa Ptrol4ini ....
Miami Cooper
Mo., K. T. s4d
Ml.amirt Fawllla
Nailoaal Hlaeult
Nallowal Iad
Nevada ropr
N To, a Central..,.
N. T.. N. H. H...
Norfolk ft Waaiarn
North am Parlfle
I'arlllo Mal
l arlfle Tal. 8b Tl
rnnylvanla
Pullman Palse ..t
l:ar ronsBl. Cceeer....
Iteadlns
Republic lean sad Steal,. IM
emiinvrn eaoilld .......
rinutharR Rallvar
r.rtinreer I
Tanneaeee rionpee
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C.LKNWtKin, la.. tiee. 22 (Special
Telegram -The recond trial of Francisco
Ctildlre. ;, :s Henry WHey. wss con
cluded this evening, with his conviction
on a chair.o 0f t.rtt degree murder. He
waa C( ued of the murder of Howard
Jones, s Chicago Northwestern railroad
flrem-.n. hv cutt ng his throat with a
rasor. Ms, isa The motive alleged
wsa thst Jones lind something t do with
"Wiley's Io4s of work.
Because of the excitement following the
killing, Wiley s brought to Mills
county for trial. The tirm irial was In
June following the killing.
Th trial oerupird one week and the
jury after two hours' deliberation
brought In a verdict of "guilty," and
recommended a life sentence. Upon an
appeal made by h's sttorney, J. J. Hess,
a retrial was granted, whlrh hss occu
p'ed the court's attention s'nee Wednes
day of last week.
Three of the witnesses against Wiley
were not In the country at this trial
and none of the I tries for the de
fense. The testimony of all ths absent
witnesses waa read Into the record by
the attornrya.
Prosecuting Attorney Fwsnson, closed
his argument for ths state and J. J.
Hess for the defense, commenced at 8
o'clock this afternoon. At the conclusion
of Mr. Hess' plea, Mr. Organ finished
for the state at 4 o'clock and the court's
Instruction occupied about on hour, the
Jury retiring st I o'clock.
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brought In a verdict of murder la the
first degree and fixed the penalty at
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bonds changed hsnds
HILVER-Dsr. 26 1J-1M per ounce.
MONEY 44HS per rent.
DISCOUNT RATKS-8hort and thr
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Raak learlacs." '
OMAHA, Dec. 28. Rank clearings for
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An exchange prints the following list of
words ending In "ough." and adds ths
pronunciation of tha more obaeure worda.
so far as ascertainable from th diction
aries: Messrs. Oough (gofD. Hough
(huff) and Clough tduff), though tough
enough, thought through the dav that
they would visit Mr, brough brooi, who,
having a hiccough (hiccup) and a oough,
lived In a clough (cluff or clou), with
plenty of dough, and a tarns chough
(chum, kept near a plough In a rough
trough, hung to a bough ever a lough
tlocb). A slough (atuf) of ths bank Into
the slough 4100) Injured his thorough
bred's hough (hock).
No wonder ths foreigner shudders at
thoss four terrible letters. Youth's Companion.
But One Attempt .
To Interfere with
Prosecution of War
(Correspondence of the Associated Tress.)
PARIS, Dec. 10 In th sixteen months
slnos Franc went to war It Is declared
that there has been only on case of an
attempt made by vlolenc to Interfere
with the concentration of th army and
th prosecution of th war. This fact
la being pointed out In Justification of
th action which Minister of the Interior
Malvy took In resisting suggestions that
all revolutionary leaders, anarchists and .
persons suspected of disloyalty to the
republlo be arrested en th eve of thi
Issuing of th general mobilisation order.
Th nam of 8,000 of thess suspects
were, previous to ths war. Inscribed In
what was known aa "Not Book B."
It had been the government's plan. In
case of mobilisation, to hav all ' these
people confined, at leaat while the mobi
lisation waa going on. but sWnlster Malvy,
on whom th responsibility devolved,
found himself between two fires. ' Ths
socialist leaders Implored him not to
tak action, declaring It would only In
flame turbulent element. On the other
hand, th pollc and cautious memberi
of th cabinet endeavored , to ' Impress
upon him th gravity of th responsi
bility hs would assum In leaving at
liberty persons who hsd boasted that
In cass of war they would prevent th
mobilisation of th army by violence.
Jean Jaureg, leader of th socialist
party, who was to fall under an assas
sin's hsnd th very night the mobtllxs
tioa order wss Issued, and Ousts' Herve,
waa had been on of th most violent
antl-mllltant leaders, assured M. Malvy
that th socialists and th member of
tha labor federation would show them
selrea as loysl a any other category of
French citlsens and that It would be a
erlm to Issue order for th arrest of
th men whose name were Inscribed In
"Not Book B."
t'pon their advice Minister Malvy de
cided to tak th chances, snd It la now
pointed out that th results hav been
proof enough that fear ware groundless.
In th on ess In which an attempt
was mad to Interfere with th concen
tration of tha troop, detail of which in
lacking, It I pointed out that members
of th socialist party themselves detected
th attempt and punished It so brutally
that It was not repeated.
Plan to Establish .
Farming Colony
! East of Colon
(Correspondence of the Associated Press.)
PANAMA. Iec. 10. -A start In th col
onisation of th Ban Bias or forbidden
ooast of Panama has been mad In con
formity with recent agreements mad b
twsen th Ran Bias Indians and th gov
ernment of th republlo. President Porrss
bad (ranted a concession to James M.
Hyatt, an American of Colon, to sstab
llsh a large farming colony on th shore
of Msndlnga bay, about fifty miles cast
of Colon.
Ths contract grants Mr. Hyatt thirty
hectares of land on which the new town
Is to be built. Immediately adjacent to
the town site there are 8". 000 hectares, or
12.800 acres, of good agricultural land
that will b cold to th colonist at vry
reasonable rates. This Is to b sold In
ten and twenty-hectar tract at prices
fixed by the government The town lots
are to be sold under the same conditions,
Ths Isnd is located on the western edge
of the forbidden coast and lies along the
shores of Maud in ga bay whsr th San
Bias Indians are the most friendly to for
eigners. The farm lands sre In th valley
of Navandl river and ar ssld te be very
rich and fertile.
This wtll be the first serious effort to
open this coast to settlement by foreign
ers. It hss been closed since the early
Hpanlsh conquest, th San Bias Indiana
having consistently resented the Intrusion
of all foreigners.
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