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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-21
A DAY AT CALVARY.
The Scottsvlle Baptists Enjoy Hearing
Young Divine.

The Scottsville Baptists Enjoy Hearing
n Young Divine.
The congregation at the Calvary Bap-
fist Church had Il good day on Sunday.
Indeed ii was II sort OF feast of fat
things Rev. J. Alfred Garrett, of
Lcesburg. Loudoun county, Va. now II
ministerial student at Richmond Col
lego, was on Il visit to his friend and
former pastor. Rev Samuel Saunders.
MIR. Garrett made Il very bright and
practical talk to the Sunday school.
which greatly interested tho children,
and held their attention t. 'l.. end. At
II O'Clock he preached from John 1911.
Il sermon that was strong and spiritual,
containing the marrow of the Gospel.
and which the people seemed to enjoy
very much.
At p. III. Mr.. Garrett addressed the
Sunbeam Society in an earnest and
stirring speech on Foreign Missions"
Mir. Garrett VIII carry with him the
best wishes of these people for his well
fare ana Cor success in his studies ana
in his work.
ut night the people were very much
pleased and impressed by sermon ny
Roy. G. Y. HOsanua, of Oroomiai,
Persia II showed unusual culture and
intellectual strength.
Mr. losanna VIII deliver Il lecture at
this church tonight on Persia. it's pco-
PIE. government. social and religious
condition ana customs. and so on. IL
lustrated by stcreopt.con views 4 rare
treat this Will be 10 all who are so for
tunate as To go. and let everybody go.
1t VIII begin at $50 O'clock
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-21
THE KNoTT1NG PARTY.

The Ladies' Aid Society of tho Cour,
street Presbyterian Church will pres
cnt to the public this evening n UNIQUE
entertainments under the name OF n
Nhotimg Party" Music vocal ana
instrumental. and recitations from
some of the best amateur talent i'm tho
twin cities will be presented At the
close of tho musical and literary enter
tainmcnt refreshments will he served
nj moderate prices. The following is
the program:
i.lano Solo .......... Mrs. +. o. NaXson
NOcDl SOln-ss
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-21
MIR. JONES, sAFE RoRBEp.
Whoever Made the Haul Got n Nice.
Snug Sum of Money

whoever Made the Haul Got Nice.
Snug Sum of Money
Some time during Sunday night some
one entered the liquor store of MIR. c.
T.. Jones, corner of Middle and County
streets. and robbed his safe of over
three hundred dollars in money MIR.
Jones says that Sunday night. about
o'clock he went down to the store ana
lit the gas and found everything ali
right ana left; that the back door was
locked and barred. and the front door
was securely fastened. When he came
down to the store yesterday morning
he found the front door locked and the
back door wide open-also the safe
door. The little drawers had been
taken out of the safe and laid on the
counter. Mr.. Jones says he seldom
fastened the outer door Of his safe, and
Saturday night. as usual. left it un-
locked. He thinks that some one who
knew the safe is left open all the time
had key. entered the store and took
the money and went out through the
rear door and left that open. Neither
the lock or bar on the door were dam
aged at all. He had nothing by which
he could identify tire money except a
check, which he cashed for friend
Saturday night.
Yesterday the banks were notified
about the check and requested to keen
an eye on the party who presented it.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-21
HATPIaEESs VS.. HlSzaY.

DR.. Charcors Tonic Tablets. the grea,
Par'sian remedy. is n guaranteed cure for
tho Drink Habit: also nervousness ana
melancholy caused By over indulgence
IT DESTROYS THE APPETITE FOR
ALCOHOLIC and all intoxicating Bcver.
ages. and leaves man as he should be IL
can be adm nistcrcd without The know
edge OF the patient where necessary.
Send for pamphlet.
WALIit,. MARTIN & GRAY Sola
Agents. corner Water street and Roanoks
avenue. Norfolk. Va mriotu. n
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-21
ATLANTIC CITY NEXT SUMMER
Grimes BATTERY Last Night Decided to
Camp There For Ten Days.


Camp There For Ten Days.
Las; night was regular drill ana
meeting might OF Por,smouths crack
military company. Grimes battery
Captain G. Il. Warren. commandng
and - large percentage of the member
ship was present.
The drin WAS not the only attraction
however. though much interest is
taken In that particular direction.
There was something OF more iin-
pGriance last night, and that was the
selection OF place To camp next sum
ner. AS the matter was discussed the
greater the enthusiasm became.
and upon vote being taken
as t. 1t what summer resort
tla battery Nnuid sojourn for
" period of ten days during the coming
iica.cd season. Atlantic city, y. D.
proved thc fGNorite by a large mr~
iori;!. :. i, is assumed that Grimes
iiGt;cr% sill clmp a, That famous We
,cfin:. place FOR ten days in the month
80! l".t - ,hc rycsen; year, the only oh
a.Ac!c ooi"E an objection from Gov
c:nor TNlcs 'r, 10 apprehension is felt
10 ihIt particular. rs thc Governor Will
no d1uh. Nc proud 90 have the old State
If NitHuia represented abroad by such
Nno organization IS the one which
NHr'1.r W.yirn has ;he honor 10 COM
wauG
This !F what the Mon though, an,
said lass nipht vheu ali:tug OF what
enod same :tcy prapuse 90 have on
Gas "n'iin. aga in2Gug Tie future by
The vast, the boys VIII not be disap-
Nolntte IN tHch aXpcctatoas.
nc(ere C.r discovery oc one Mirutc
conSh Eurc minis ,ers were greatly dis
turbe! by coughing congregations. No
| II y Ia. o.,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-21
THE sOUTH SrREtr HApr1srs

- - ~ II - I'AIl
There WAS an enthusiastic Young
Peoples meeting at the South Street
BAPTIST Church last night. The pur-
pose of the meeting was to take into
consideration the propriety of organic
ing regular u. Y. u. Il. The Rev.
II: il. Hatchcr. of the First Baptist
church, of Norfolk. had been invited
70 deliver the address of the occasion.
me reverend gentleman was present
ana gave highly interesting account
OF the methods. work and aim of the
young people, which was much apprc-
Grated by an enthusiastic audience AT
inc close of his address the Rev. II. Y.
iiosanna. of Persia. was introduced and
likewise made an interesting address
10 the young people. Afterwards the
young people decided to immediately
enter into the organization OF n So
c!ety, whcreupon the following officers
were chosen: Mcssrs. w L. Green.
president; w. j.. Guy. vice-prcsidcnt :
Frank King. secretary; Miss Ruth Full
iord, corresponding secretary; a. w
Green. treasurer; j. S. Roper, choris-
ter y committee. consisting of five
young ladies on membership. was an
pointed. Much Zest was nantes ted
ana the pastor and people look upon il
ms one of the most hopeful movements
of the church.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-21
ENENTS T0-nAv

Harmon Newell Post. No. SO. G.. A. r.
Seaside Lodge. No. 50. X. of p.
Naval Lodge. No. SIS. X. of II.
portsmouth Council. No. >. o. OF c. Il
Magnolia Camp, No. II. w. Of w
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-21
AN AcC,IDENr

Yesterday morning one of the big
chains which holds the ferry float on
the portsmouth dock broke while the
crowd was coming from off the boat on
the co!orcd side of the float. Fortunate
ly no one was hurt.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-21

Try our 15c boys black hose. two
pairs for Csc. Heavy ribbed. Charles
-. Welton & Co.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-21

s DJOuRNED MEETING. = AN ADJ
~ ioufned meeting of the Stockholders
or the VILLA HEIGHTS COMPANY
VIII BE- held 81 The Bank Of Portsmouth
on tuesday,, FEBRUARY 2lST. 1899.
AZ II o'Cock M
JNO. l.. WATSON.
fClI-td Secretary and r'reasiIrcr.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-21
WILLIAM T.. RUSS.

Mr.. William Il. Russ. son OF Mr.. Will
liam Russ died yesterday 1T the King
Daughters Homo. The funeral will be
conducted this afternoon from the resi-
dcncc OF his brothor-in-law. Mr.. Boush,
No. 81 Lincoln street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-21
MO- ASSES SYRUP.

l have jus; put UP big barrel of tho
finest New Orleans Molnsses | could buy.
Price. CO.. per gallon. Fine Extra Heavy
Vanilla prips ioc. per gallon. a full limo
OF fine family groceries
e. Y. BAEtSDALE.
l23 Court street
Beil 'phonc. 2oG3. noa5-Grn
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-21
Mrs. KATnRINE MCGUIRE.

The funeral OF MIS-. kathrne NfCtIItt =
took place Sunday afternoon from ST.
Paul's Catholic Chapel Rev. Thomas j.
Brady officiating. The services We're
largely attended, The remains were in
TERED IL st. paul's Cemetery. The fol-
lowing gentlemen acted as pall-bcarera:
Joseph Joyce. Coleman Perkins. Peter
Curran. Thomas Hughes. Peter Gallagh-
or, w. NJ. Saunders. William Dolan
and Tobias Bu,lcr.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-12-08
Foreign.

In official quarters at Londcn it is de-
MED there is any hitch in the final set
tlement Of the Samoan agreement.
The Italian minister Of public in
struction proposes to introduce an
Arbor day each year for the planting
OF trees on ltaly's waste lands.
Sir Richard Webster, attorney gen.
eral, has been created a baronet in
recognition Of his work on the Ven
ezuelan arbitration commission.
Under the new supplement- to the
workingman's insurance act in Ger
many the increase paid to workmen's
funds at the Krupp gun works alone
will be $4,000 a year.
In spite of the fact that more political
prisoners now live in Siberia than ever
before tho Russian government has
diminished the sum for their main
tenance from $15O,OOO to $4,000.
Recent investigations have shown a
deplorable state of political corruption
in the Russian navy. and it is said that
the car will make an example OF some
officers caught stealing funds through
forged vouchers.
A great sensation has been caused at
Berlin by the empress letter to the
municipality. in which she takes occa-
sion to express pain at the fact that Il
teacher of the Royal university ridi-
culed the Bible 'in manner to most
deeply iniure all morality, and. above
all, Christian feeling"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-12-08
Criminal Record.

Charles Wheeler and Cornelius
Holmes, charged with burglary, have
escaped from the Lincoln, Ill.,. Jail.
William Bull has been arrested at
st. Louis on charge Of smuggling
Photographic lenses into the United
States.
The grand jury returned true bills
against Mrs. Henrietta Bamberger. the
St. Louis midwife, who was arrested
last week.
Ernest Clevenger. recently convicted
Of killing George AllcL and Della Glow
enger at q religious meeting at ....-
souri, City, has been sentenced to be
hanged on Friday. Jan. 5.
Howard Hallowell. foreman of the
HARDWOOD T. Barteer bedstcad factory
at Marion, Ind, has been arrested for
coercing and discharging workmen be-
cause they were members of a labor
union.
II. J. Knox, one Of the alleged White
man swindlers, was discharged at New
York. He was Immediately rearrested
by two detectives Of Capt. McCluskey's
force. He fiercely resisted the detec-
tives and fierce fight ensued. but with
the assistance Of a policeman Knox
was overcome and taken into custody.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-12-08
oBJEcT TO RonNl.Ts.
lie Will Not Re Permitted to Take
the Oath.

Washington. Dec. q. - At :nnse:-
ence of about twenty-five prominent
house Republicans held ut the capitol
last night it was decided that che eiig!-
bilty of Rcpresentative-clcct Roberts
of Utah to occupy q seat in tho hous.
of representatives should be tnvesti-
gated and determined. and that pend
ing the decision he should not be per-
mitted to take the oath Of office. ibis
decision was arrived at by those pres
ent without dissenting voice. Rep
resentative Taylor of Ohio. who will
have charge of the matter i'll the
house. explained after the conference
had been adjourned, that this proceed
ing docs not involve ''plriudginS of
the case. but. irrespective Of party.
will afford the members an opportunity
to vote after thorough investigation
and complete presentation of the case
for their consideration. Mr.. Taylor Of
fercd plan of procedure which was
agreed to after All exchange of views.
The procedure is to be :4s follows:
When Mr.. Roberts appears at the bar
of the house to take the oath. objection
is to lie made upon the g1ound that he
is Ineligible. He will thu IN step aside,
and after the other mclnl prs are sworn
in the member making tie objection
who will probably be Mn raylor-will
recite the objections AMI ptfer 81 resolu-
ton for their investigation by a spe-
cial committee. This will give the
house an opportunity t. vote in the
fist instance upon thu question of
pcstp0ning the administration of the
administration of the eat until after
the allegations have beef investigated.
The resolutions have MOI been formu-
lated yet. but they will ilclude the in
vcstigation of the charged that Mr.. Rob
erts' alleged conviction ., the violation
Of the EdmundS act in 1889 renders
him ineligible by the terms of the act
whether the fact that hdis an avowetl
polyeamist renders him Ineligible and
whether the State of tth in clecting
him has not violated tlt compact by
which she obtained statehood.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-12-08
reeil $500. 81 'ss

re0H4eess -. - y Ape0Ss 80 80 ssS
Daniel s.sKkider 3. Z ~ il'llori6a Ne
been appointed consul &C Algiefs AZ
riea, vice CIT, Grellet.
Miss Eliza Works, known as thesold.
est resident Of Monroe county, N. j..
died at her home in Henriefta, aged
1O5 years 10 months and 13 days.
From a diary found among her e.
fects, it is learned that the death of
Mrs. Evelyn Adams, authoress. at New
York, was mainly due to starvation.
Thomas, w. Bracher, inventor of thir-
ty different pieces Of machinery and
articles connected with the hatters'
trade, Is dead Mt his home in New
York, aged fifty-siX years.
Mr.. Thomas Henry 1smay, the foun-
der and chairman of the board of di-
rectors of the White Star Line Steam
ship company, died suddenly at Liv-
erpool. He was born Jan. Z, 1887.
Mrs. Ben. G. Humphreys, honorable
president of the Mississippi chapter,
Daughters of the Confederacy, died at
her home in Greenwaad, Miss, aged
seventy-three years. She Yas the wife
Of the late Ben. G. Humphreys, the
war governor of Mississippi.
Maj. William ]. volkmar, assistant
adjutant general, has applied for re-
tireEent, thereby causing one Of the
most desirable vacancies that has oc.
Gun red in the staff Of the army for a
long time. Maj. Volkmar is now at
tachcd to the headquarters of the de.
partMenr Of the lakes ut Chicago.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-12-08
PITH OF THE NEWS
DIGEST OF THE NEWS FROM ALI
PARTS OF THE WORLD.
! Comprehensive Review Of the
Important Happenings OF the
Past Week Culled From the Tel
egraph Reports - The Notable
Events at Home and Abroad That
Have Attracted Attention.
Accidental Happenings.


Benson Wantz, Millersburg, Ind, was
struck and instantly killed by Lake
Shore train.
DR.. l.. NJ. johnson Of Storm Lake,
Iowa, was accidentally poisoned by
wood alcohol.
G. Wellard of Bucyrus, Ohio, while
out hunting rabbits with his twin sons,
Killed one and wounded the other.
Martin V. Bergen, son of Councilman
Peter V. Bergen of Princeton. n. T..
died recently from receiving hazing
ut Lawrenceville.
A tidal wave at Laytonville, CAL,
swept away $50 feet of the wharf at
Bear HarbOr. Charles Ward and Chris
TOPPER Jones, laborers, were drowned.
General Manager f. c. Hills, of the
Siaux City, O'Neill & Western railroad,
died at Sioux City Of arsenic poisoning,
having eaten by mistake breakfast
food in which the drug had been mixed
for the purpose of killing rats.
The st. Charles hotel and six other
buildings We're destroyed by fire at
Wagner, 1. L. One guest, Fort
Smith travelling man named White
side, was burned to death. Two others,
names unknown, are missing.
The steamer Rosalie reports that J..
Smith and one Beattie were drowned
in White Horse rapids, Alaska, on Nov.
-. The steamer Tees reports the
drowning in Alaska of a Mrs. Dumble-
ton, another woman and three I'M
known men.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-12-08

I London, Dec. f. tsclute silence has
fallen over affairs Ii South Africa:
The war Office has not yet received
Lord Methuen's casualty list. The
public and press, hitherto patient, are
beginning to murmur at the apparent
" needless F. delay which keeps many
families in d state Of painful suspense.
1t is regarded as practically certain
that Lord AIethuen has been rein
forced by half Il battalion Of the Cor
don Higllanders, a regiment of caval-
~ and battery of artillery, and that
De Aar is being daily reinforced by
troops to hold the lines of communion
ton. 1t is supposed that the Natal adj
vance has been delayed by the neces.
sity of getting supplies to Pietermar-
itzburg, but not n word emanates from
any of the various commands.
Kimberley Relieved.
London, Dec. 3.-While runners of the
relief of kimberley, current OH the
stock exchange yesterday, may he pre-
mature in their literal sense. there
seems no doubt that the pressure OH
by Gen. Methucn's successes. and the
actual relief of the place is likely to be
IL fact very soon. A clue to the ur-
gent reasons which distated Gen.
Methuen's hurried march may be
found in Gov. Miners hint to the re-
lief committee at Cape Town to pre-
pare for the reception of 10000 refu-
gees, indicating that the garrison must
have had reason to fear the reduction
of Kimberley by starvation and dis
case. The most recent news from
Kimberley comes by way of Pretoria,
and almost seems to show that Kim
berlcy and Mafeking are acting in con-
cert with Gen. AIetluen. for, ut the
time the battle was raging ut Gras
Pan both Col. Kckewich and Col.
Raden-Powell made sortics and as
sailed teleaguerers. The result OF the
Mafeking sorties is not known. but, ac
cording to Il dispatch from Pretoria,
Col. Kekewich inflicted considerable
loss on the Beers. two shells killing
nine and wounding seventeen in one
group. 1t is reported that Gen. Meth
ucn resumed his march northwarl on
Wednesday and expected TO form Il
junction with the Kimberley forces
Saturday or Sunday.
Is Joubert Deads
Chicago. Dec "a cablcgram to the
Record from Cape Town says: IAN
Englislnan who was Communicated
for service with the Orange Free State
burgLers, and who has since escaped,
inform Cape Town paper that Gen.
Joubert is undoubtedly dead. He says
he was standing within ten yards Of
the Beer commandment general ut the
siege of Ladysmith when .Joul'ert was
struck in the head by siiuter from a
shell and instantly killed,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-12-08
From Washington.

The Asiatc squadron is now. by far.
the largest squadron in the American
navy.
The president has appointed James
W. Miller postmaster at Wintcrset,
Iowa.
The president has appointed the fol-
lowing assistant surgeons in the United
States marine hospital service: Robert
l.. Wilson. Clarence W. Willie, Elmer
r. Edison. John w. Amesse.
George w. Cool. Thomas Duffy and
Owen Dunn of Montana have been ap-
pointed by the interior department as
appraisers of part of the Fort Magin-
mis- abandoned military reservation in
Montana.
The commissioner of internal reve-
nue. has decided that an executor or
trustee should not pay the legacy
taxes Oh life interests or interests for
a given period annually. The whole
tax On such interests must be paid at
one time.
The executive committee Of the b,,-
reau Of American republics held it's
annual meeting in Wash ngton. Sec
rotary May presiding. and approved
certain projects for the extension OF
the usefulness of the bureau. sub
mitted by Director Rockhill.
Commissioner Wilson. of the internal
revenue bureau. has made 4 desision
in which he says that articles tlepos-
tied in cold storage warehouses for
thirty days or more must be regarded
as prml facie liable to warehouse re-
ceipt tax as goods held for storage and
not primarily for preservation.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-12-08
HUSBAND CHARGED WITH MURDER
Death OF . Beautiful Young Woman
e Causes Sensation.

e. ~ Co0eeo . Senb9tlOnsy&
Jacksonville, Fla. Dec. s3.-The sud-
den death of Mrs. John D..aWilliams,
we'll known and beautiful young
woman OF this city, and the arrest yes.
terday of her husband on the charge
of murder, has caused tremendous
sensation here. Yesterday after all
arrangements had been made for Mrs.
Williams funeral all order came from
the coroner to hold the body as an au'
topsy would be held. This action was
taken by reason Of certain suspicious.
circumstances connected with the
death Of Mrs. Williams that had been
brought to the attention of the states
attorney, Mr.. Hartridge. Shortly after
ward u warrant was issued for the
arrest of John D. Williams, the young
woman's husband. and he was soon
placed in the county Jail; charged with
the murder of his wife. The autopsy
developed that Mrs. Williams came to-
her death by a violent blow in the
stomach, bursting the bladder and
rupturing other vessels. The woman
died in great agony but made no
charges against any one. The husband
is said to have quarreled with his wife
about week ago. He refuses to talk
except to deny the murder.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-12-08

international arbitration is not so
new an idea as some suppose. On
six different occasions between 1897
and 1858 congress has entertained Pc
titions and memorials on the subject
from peace societies and bodies of citi-
gems in New England, New York and
Virginia. Even the cars proposal for
a congress of nations in the interest
of peace was anticipated by resolu-
lions adopted by the legislature OF
Massachusetts,, in 1874, and similar
action was taken by the legislature Of
Vermont in 1853. DR.. Franklins ar
dent wish that the nations Of the earth
might find some more reasonable
method of settling disputes than by
cutting each others threats" must
have been cherished by many friends
OF humanity long before his day.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-12-08
THE 11AllKETs.
Latest Quotations From Grain ana
Live Stock Ccntcrs.

st. Paul. Dec. 4. - Wheat - No.
Northern. Ga 3-SllG4 3-4c: No. . North
ern. 81 1868 Ice Corn-No. yellow,
30 l-2@31c: No. ., 3OM3O 1-2c. Oats
No. 3 white, o; 1-4@23 Ice; No. g.
,223-AM23c. Barley ana Rye - Feed
barley. 31M32 1-2c; mailing grade, 800
soc; No. y rye, AZ 1871 3-4c; No. 5
rye, 46M4G 1-2c.
Duluth. Dec. 4.-Whcat-No. ] hard.
cash. G5c: No l Northern. G4c: No. .
Northern. 81 1.2c: No. 3 spring, :lS": to
arrive. Nc. hard. 81 1-2c; No. North
Crll. G., 1-2c: Dccember. No. l Northern
t3c: May. No. Northern. e. ::5-Sc; July,
No. Northern, GS Csc; oats, - 1-20l
23c: rye. 47c: barley. 34Nt36c: flax. to
arrive. S1.:,0: cash. $1.333; December
$50: May. 81 81, 10: corn. rs 1-2c.
Minneapolis. Dec. i. = Wheat De.
cember opened at G2 1-SGG2 Lie and
at G6 lac and closed ut G3 14ft;5 lie.
Northern. CSC; No. , Nor5licrn, Gle.
Chicago. Dec. 4.--Wheat-No. = red.
&C: No. 3. G5G6Gc; No. > hard winter.
I'll 1-2c: No. 3. 6Oc; No. Northern
spring. G6c: No. 2 Northern spring. Csc:
No. :; spring. .SM64c. Corn-No. .,
BIC: No. 3. 293-4M3Oc. Oats-No. =.
80 ::;;-4c: No. 3. :22 Lie.
Milwaukee. Wis. Dec. i. = Flour is
steady. Wheat steady; No. 1 Northern.
G6MG6 &c: No. Northern. G4GG5 1-2c.
Rye lower; No. l. 81 1-2155c. Barley
lower: No. 2, 44c; sample, 35Mlo 1-2c.
Oats lower at % 3-4M25 3-4c.
Chicago. Dec. 4. - Cattle - Becvcs,
s4.iOdG.70: COWS and heifers 3.1OM5;
stockers and feeders, $aM4.75; Texas
steers. $3.251l5.25; Westerns, $+@4.73.
Hogs - Mixed and butchers. 1915 q
$3.97 10; good heavy. S3.SO1l3.95;
rough heavy. S3.75@3.9O. Sheep-Na-
tivrs. S::,,.S0Gl4 30: lambs, S4.1O0ll3O
Sioux City. Iowa. Dec. 3. - Cattle -
Beeves. S4M5: COWS and bulls. mixed.
$oI4: stocke,s and feeders S3.jOli44. %
calves and yearlngs. $3.5OM4,75. Hogs.
$:,G,I3.75: bulk. $50.
South st. Paul. Dec. i. Hogs =
S$33.551Gl365. Catt!e-Stockers, $2at4. 10;
cows. S2.900l3.4O; heifers. .$3M3.25;
bulls, $3.50.