davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
Carfun MnrIrf.

LIVERPOOL Dec. zA-COTTON-Spur IN
limited demand; prices 3 points higher
American uiddlinE fair 81 bZds good mid
ding, 6G5d: mddlinE. Ag7d: low middlinE.
AGId. Eood ordinary. alto: ordinary, 476d
The sales u the Gay were 4.bt hslBB, Of
winch 10 bales were for Speculation and
LpIr-s Eud included 2.bN bales American
Receipts. a.b00 bales, AL American. Futures
opened ana closed quiet December. 46h-.d
DeCembeT-JEuuEry. 4Gj12di JEnuETy-Feb-
ruETy, 4.hhd. FebTuErT-MarCh +fsE March
April, 4Ed, Aprl-MHy- 4e51; May-JEne
AS51.d, June-July, 4.651sd; July-Augus-
October. 4-S5d; OC-obeT-N UvembsI. s5@di No
Vember-Decemher, 4.b0d: DeueubeT-J an
nary 44gs6; JEnuary-FebruEry, 1916 $50
NEW YORK. Dec. 8-COTTON-FurureE
opened steHdy5 December, h.sSci January,
4BSqa.b5Ci MErcn, h64c; May, GI9c; July,
k-dhcs AuEusL A5sc september- tBe9i Oclo-
Der E4sC.
Futures closed barely steady December,
$50; January, A&c February, ABlc; March,
kflci April soc. MAY, A12ci June, A7sc
July, k.6sC; august, G6lcs Sep1smber, AHtc
October, ar
Spot cotron closed quiet 10 points al
vance mlddlInE uplEnds, s-&Bci micdln
ELlf S&C. no sales.
NEW ORLEANs. Dee n-sput market
qLiel, lower ordinary, q b-1bc, nominal o.
dnU-y. EEr. nominal, good ordinary, G Sac
low minLliUS. E-lbc middlmE u-bc
good mdtliuE 81 o. mIdd-iuE FAR. 3 TlIc;
rEIr Do %lul, uum-uaL receipts, t.sa bales
st. LOUIS. Mo Der. ls-COTTON-Un-
hanged sales, Lh hGles receipts, G24a
hales shipments, 5.s2 bales stock 87as
bales
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

KCtal Fhsasr NSwB gtMAG
Prank Mr1ksrzs 2rEna Ava Gna 2-8
Minneapolis, MINI
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

BOSTON. Dec 1s-MD OL-The CONNER
CiAI Bulletin o. Boston says The Wnni
market continues umf1 EnC strong The
larger volume Of business sales, being est
mated n GHWo ms. iE due 10 transfers u
I'VE firms, vino have sold over half the total.
There iE NO change IL quotations The
shipments uf wool from BuEIuu 10 Dec-m-
Der u. inclusive, were 1E74akl3 lbs EEHlusl
81. .Gh lbs fuI The same time last year.
Receipts were 81 40u-.G lnE-- against GE-
6T.5ls lhs- The same period last TeEr.
ST LOTIE Dec. E-M0LLN TmIDal,
uladium grades. cDmbinE AND clothing. Ia
meaa=C. lEhI fine. lG4HAlcs heavy fine, lp-
Gl6c rub washed ZalC-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

Century EUWE o. q T. ard 81
IL = LSrRnAnEk- 81 \ 2r6 u
KacoIlef1 E0tel Lobny ESWB GeA2Au
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
Ogden, Utah.

-. = Z3cksy, Szs zsfh "a
-. l. Boy1s, 11o 2Sxh 81
Gray News o. DopOf HeWu EfEnA
Lows Eross ia k5Lk -
1Er-Oy q GoeGkSG
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK Der. H-NONET-Or Cal.
nominal Time loans, dun and steady.
sixty dErs End ninety days 81 pei cent.
SIX muulhs. s46z per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-dHz
Der cent
ETERLING EKCHANGE-Srrong. win
actuHl business IL bHukErE bills al - So
A.Ele for slEIy-dEy bills Ind 81 S.g705d4 .g-B
Tor demand; commercial blAs, &S4Ad
49,
sILTER-BEr. 4sHc; MsdcE dollars,
Sc.
strong
Closing quotations On New York bonds
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

far more urteruun 10 poultry ulan 90 ths
genera rIr 90 meu-E
Q-uutnr1uur ~ sheep 0uG lE-hF Coo
n chai-e lambs NlEsfNTs far 20 Fupc
lEuhE s. not feeding lUmhs. 81 1tH
Epo6 20 rnuicf hEt- v~earluEA Aaas
fHlr 90 good hsuvV veErfnrE EEual
Feedtnr rpH~liurR. EWsr4H rone 10 -huce
trt-s. EEsT4H fEir rn Eael wH ers
Elsrrz feHclur ue-n-~f d N1H Of Euuc
20 chuict ewes E0ndW tair % Erct ewes
O. frpd re ewes. E-FFua- CulE
ana backs. E-nUa. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

NEW YORK Dec. M-ETAFORATD
AFPLAs-MErket AZ quiet W1h fancy
ETH7c- old crop, 4u6C, according 70 grade
DRIED FEU1Ts-PruneE are unchanged.
uuu-HuuuE ranging from &C 10 &C for
new crop CalEurTiaE ~ 10 sA-5ns and frum
go 10 ~ for Oregon SITS 40 1E ApricurE
moved steady IN small lots. WIKI chuieE
quoted Al mausAC- extra choice. 10dlal-e-
FANCY. IIl-dlg4-c. Peaches are firm. WIN
chuire quoted a. 7QTErr extra chuicE. TZm
- fancy. ELn11c. RaisinE are unchanged.
Win loose muscElel quoted al E-06leC
choice 10 fancy seeded fdTAC Lunduu
IFvers. N.5sdlBF Hsedless, An6E
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
~. Joseph Live stock market.

ST. JOSEPH. Dec. H-CATTLE-ae-
neIu-E. 800 head. market STEADY steers,
AiS0n7. 80. COWS AND betferE,
calves. E2.9sdA. Uu.
Hoes Eece1vtE 4b8O head; mE-kst
STEADY 10 st-u-E, Top, &-55; 5uk Of salsE.
ElenS. a..
SHEEP AND LAME-Eaceipts, none.
market steady lambs, &5U9S. y; ewes.
s. .5tQ4.0G, yeGrliuEE. N.UiQ5-&
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

NEW YORK. Dec. M-METALS-n thf
absence q Lamduu cables me metal mar
keus were Eenerally unchanged Tn Ma
rpuuTre6 dul az Copper Wa
NOR or less nnminEl win lake uuuls6 ~
uaEd1z.S1- tlecrrnHuc. E460Gl4-1 bead
A1f0aZs iron Was uuiHf and
ST LOUIS No. Dee M|MEIAL@
Lead duu Al A1B speaker. dEl Al E&
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

BIOCK CITY. IA. Dec. B-tSpeclE Tele-
ErEmy -EQG-Eecetprs, 27e0 head. market
Elsady- range, &.zUUs55; DUlK u safes, &-Se
O. a..
Eteacy. peeves. &.5s1aO0. fRI COWS and
hsifers. &U8aa-Bp. killing COVE, Sz-EOGa-Bai
butchers. HIeH5y. S2-ZsdA- 90. feeders. sS.Jq
"a; calves End y~sarlnEA. &7SRS7b
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

The percentage Of actual liability Of the
clearing house banks 1odEy was b.
The statement Of banks End trust com
TaErias Of Greater New York nUT reporting
10 the clearing house shows LnHI these
iusrfru-iuus have aErrBEutp deposits OF
E-l6fa g0. total cash on hand. a06, s69. 4BO.
gnd loans Amounting 10 Ep17 81 go.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

KEW YORK. Dec W-STGAR-EHW
ssrv- fair refining. GGHdaS7- De~uur1fuEHl
Is test G-y63Tc5 molEsses sugar, 3asc
Psuftnsd FreRay- No g. EC Ne 2 ASE
No. d aaac. No 8 A2bc. No. III. a10c- NJ.
u- AEc- No H. g. No III a5c; No. IA
qc cuuferriunBrs A A6E- mould a
|blnc- cut luEr. ID crushed A. pow
derHd. A5c EranulHred ATac cubes, Be-
M0IASEFE- Ftrm- View Orleans uren
Eerlla. Euod 10 choice, &0Ec
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

on CITY. Dee M-OU-credif hzlHnseE
NT rims SIS hhlk- HEeruER AE bnlE
yfirfuautE l-LL hhls- HTarEEe. u 80 nhlE.
AKAENAH Ca Dec m-1L-Iurpen-
rtna. firm ELG4C
FoETN-Firn- n EB41Ea. y, Ear D.
Hag-f.E n EEGlA. II HI x Elb.
NJ GAg n EI ~ G. &Ag ~ ~. NA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
Reurtn NAL.

PEORIA Dec. M-COBN-Luwsrs No +.
yellow, 56AE5Eeci No. . 56Ec; Nc. z 56ci
No T. h4sC. pc grade. sc.
OATS-Luwers standard. g. No. I
white. EsQaE@c No . WIRE 4sdagsc.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

SLLNER-HEr. STEADY IL Z7Bc per ounce
MuNET-2u-x per cent.
Tne rate Of Discount IN the open market
for Bhu-1 bilE Is @sU2 sit per cent FOR
three months bills. Pa 5-1b psr cent
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

NEW YORK Dec. M-COFFEE-Futurss
rlnsed STEADY mel unchanged 10 3 points
Tet hiEbar- sales we're repurted o. 1A.Gh
rHEE. including DecHrl Der al bIhc- March
fEC; Ma. auty ana SEutemDfr.. EEE
s1uL. Elaarys ko Ne 7 eAe 6En1us Eu
a Ts4sae Gitd nMli CurdOVR RaHEzc
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

NEW YORK Dec. 1s-lmpOrts OF meT-
chEudise and dry goods n the pu1I % New
DIRK fur Ine week ending December = Waft
valued at 81. 6l4,C26 imports u specie were
AaE.t= silver and &l@--A gold ExpurIs o.
sE,ecle were ss7E. no silver and &.02,s00 solo.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

Cattle and sheep Stenay-HoEs .
Shnde Ehe

CHICAGO. De-. M-CATTlE-Re-afpts
40 head. mE-Eet Etsucys heEves. GO ~
Texans. 4nHa& westerns. Gsuna-R1.
E-ucEgrs ans feeders. Gaa47p. C.WE ana
heiferE E5hl4@. calves U.WfuB-at
HpG-heceiurs. L@H head market a
EhBde higher. lights E-lN1G 20. mixed &1i
90 "a hEHFr. &u.4t1ah rugEh &-2fnaA.
Eood 20 chalut heavy EIc1Nf pigs. E5.
as 50. huIE a. sales. E.TfH6-E.
SLEEP EE-EecefufE- 2Uk
hsao. mGrkeI Erah6r- uGrtves. EHu4Ff.
westerns. E-5r14 vaHrIlnEs. I-ZubH
lambs natives NE5a1E wes-=rnE Ebt
m-ll
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

current reccfr-s ir rerurnRhle cases, Mc al
marx wBEtsrn f-ErE Free cases &c a.
mara current rsuBtptH FREE cHH 4eaic
al marx
CHEEsE-Trm fair 20 rood. 1ad1g4-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

NEW YORK. Dec. 1A-The statement Of
clearing house banks for the week snow
that the banks hold EG.Ogs. TOO more than
the requirement. 81 the 2 per cent reserve
rule. This is G decrease q St,Sss, Us IL me
Uupur1iunE1e cash reserve As compares
VIII lREt week.
The statement follows.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

LONDON. Dec. M-Dn the ELock sz-
change 1BdRy American securities, Efls-
gong below parity, rallied modsrAlsly. buf
renewnd offerings IN anticipation q q poor
New York bank Statement caused 3 back
ser and the market finished uuu End easy
London closing Elucks-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

MinR.NPsla. Grain Ma-k-l.

MinRsNP0las Grain MARKET
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. B-WHEAT-Ds-
cemher, SGA MAY. E0Su; cash, No. J
hard. No. ] northern EU5ss No.
: nurthsrn, E-EMG1GA No 3 sT-ing
EE7EnlU-
EElAN-RulE- EAnn.
FLAA-Cl1sfd HU 40.
FLoI R-MErke1 1RC lUwe- for pEtsutE
FIRST patents. S5-30d5-B second psrHu-E. $50
05.S- first clears. A.0e14l8; second clears,
q Elnn "a
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
Dulurh Grrin MnrkH.


DTLTTH Dec. 1a-WHEAT-Nn. I
E.G% No. . northern. EE[ DsnsmbzT
E-@% NAY E@& july. U@M.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
Treasury SeEtemen1

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1s-TodGgTs state
mauI W treasury balances IN the Eaneral
tunh eEckuziss ~ the SE3 Ia E0lf ~
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

Boston. ubr m-Grney. -Hn loans. -
e. ver cent. time luuuE. Eeusa Ter cent
Closing pr1css ID E1eckE and bones we're -
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

N g.. ruid coir avs sumun, SEsUEf FBss
certificates. sn.IZ.1Hn
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

wHEAT-Nn. : hard. g7Gg7zss No. 3
hard @qgc- No. Z hard, S8u85c; No :
spring. a5QF7c-
CORN-No. 2. SAC No. 3 HzG5lAc: No.
2 yellow, M&G62c No. 3 yellow n&c; No
. white. sac, No. 3 white. b4dH<14c-
oATS-Wo. 3 mixed. 4564514c: NO. 3 vel
low. 4F+6aBc; No. 3 white, AA6Ae1sc; No {
white. Ef4fA4c; STANDARD. 461Rc-
EKE-NB. ? Tee; No. 3. 6Slr6fsc-
CARROT hecerpra.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

LIVERPOOL Dec. B-WHEAT-sp0t
No. . Ted western winter sREy a. Is lloyd.
futures STEADY December. Is 1F5eds March.
rs SD, Nav. Is Rzd-
CORN-Sput uuiet new American mixed
via Galveston, hs sid. futures steady
January, hE sac. March 81 SD
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
mn CleHrfnn.

OMAEA. Dec. M-BHnk clsErlnEs fur To-
DAY were & .2BO. 81 80 ana for the correspond
inE cate last year G.b0e-2saE
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
01n6ittOB of Trade and QDotnI5Ons on
Staple and FGDcy d

EUTTHR-CreEmery. No. J. delivered 10
rE11 rrAas il cA-Ln1E, &c; No. I IL 6lelh.
II 3e-Tb. tubs. sc. No. . il 1-Ib. cartons,
2sc fancy dE1rT, rubs Z9@5c: packing
sE0ck. Asc.
BGG-Frssh cEndJsd. ssc. storage. Ac.
CHEESE-F1nsst Wisconsin full cream
TWINS, 1bc; young Americas, : ID hoop, I59ci
fEVorirs, 6 in hoop, 16c; daisies. - II hoop,
UazC cream brick. fun Case, lac BLOCK
swiss. 1bc. tul cream lrmburEs-, 1bC-
BEEF CJVS-ND. ! ribs, Il2C; No. 2 ribs.
I4sc; No 3 ribs, &c. No. ! lutns, Dc; No =
No ? chuck. Sc No. 3 chuck. AAc; Nc. !
round, SIG; No. = round. &c: No. 3 rgunG
s4c; No. J plate. bAsc; No ? plEIs, A4e; No.
8 plate, s&G
springs, liz, ducks. 2c geese he rur-
keys, lsc; squads, S22BpZ& per COX
ETGAE-CuE-Ee ErEnu1Ered, b.58c, fine
ErEuUlEteG 5-Uc; cubes. SOC; powdered
$50.
FRESH FRTT-S-AppleE. Ea-zSdz per
IN box Lemons, E.s9Qs.Ol Oranges, Cal
ifUruiA- &e0QS-A- Bananas. E75Q4aH per
bunch Grapes, Malaga &-51Q6-5 per kegs
California Emperor, @buz crates. G@Q
BEEF Cuts.
Ribs. No. l Tct No. &c; No = Sc
LON: No. J. 2Bc; No. 2 1S1c; No. 3 10c.
Chuck: No. !, &c; No. 2 5Ac; NJ. :. DC
Round: No ;, s.; No 2 re; No. 3 6EC
Plate. M. J. SIG: No. 2 &c; No. :. l@c-
VEGETABLES-Celsry. Michigan. per
bu; No J. x2.66Q2.Sei lima, SAC per IL
Cabbage, nc per n Potatoes, 6gnS5c To-
mEtoes, per basket, crate, E-5l. Cucum-
bers, per duz- S66al1 Onions Spanish
CRAZE Lettuce. lsT COX sc. PeppeTs
southern, SEC per crate. CEplfflowsf s2.bo
per crate, Egyptian. $50 per dOZ- Brussels
sprOUIs SOC per CT KnmuuEtE, Sic per Ct
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
MnwHukee GrnIn MHrkra.

MILWAD Dec. a8-WHEAT-Ffrm.
No. ] northern. Ei@nH 6gA No. = northern.
Ed7@lGIn; May. EW4 asked.
GORN-MRrkst lower; Nay, spsc asked
RARLE4-DuLi standard. E1c; HEmpls
aSdE5e.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
LITTLE CHANGE N HOG VALUES
Pa Lams. sell FIftr ~ ser-ntr-Ffve
Lever. while Pat sheep Are =
Quarter 20 Fvrrr cents
Lever.

The following tarae shows Tie receipts q
cattle hogs and Eheep a. south Omaha
Tor TIE yea 10 dEls. compared win lRE-
yeEr- 1870 1917 Inc. Dee
Cattle .----11E.E2 q 1877 .--.... 1Sl.E32
Hugs ---.----C.gz 81. Gg 2.1g5E 1A44 --
Sheep -.--1G Te5a4 ZOE o. Gs6 -----.
The following table shows the average
price q hogs e. Suu-h OmHhB for TIE lEH-
HevsrE uETA VIII comparisons
Date 1suS. 1Bg7. 1905. 800 ls4 1g1a 1sG2
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
WEATHER IN THE RAIN BEL
Fair Sunday and Not Much ChHnEe in
Temperurure.

14AAELAa Lee. IL wv
The weather continues generally cloudy
Hnd unsettled IN the mississippi valley Ano
the snEr and SCUM. Light rains
and SHOWS occurred IL the lake region ana
eastern states within the las1 rweurv-four
hours, and rains are FALLING IL The south
Atlantic states TINS morning. The pressure
continues NIX over the western portion
and the weather IF generally clear every
where west Of the MisslsEtppi river. Tenn
peIHuureE are much higher IN the upper
missouri valley and West over the noun
tain district. They HrH much lower in the
iuWer valleys and throughout the southern
and eastern states. With The high pres
sure and generally clear weH1her oreT the
western parti8Ti3 The OuriouE In favorable
FOR continued fair IN TINS vicinity tonight
and SUNDAY, with not much change IN lem
pRrBrurN.
OmEhR record Of temperature and pre-
cipt1Etiun compared with the corresponding
dAE % the laEt rtree ysaEsE:
R MIMI +,5 5~snPsrAfure-- q 2
Normal temperature Cor today. &c degrees.
Deficiency II precipitation since March :
A. inches.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1s07,
is inches.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1SOS.
AG inches
/ A WELSH Local Fnrecaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

ST LOUIS Dee. ya-WHEAT-Lower:
TRACK No. ? red. oREl3 N.ssgLGac Na :
hErd EHoplGEsC; MBEfG06As July, asAr
COEN-LUwers urhuky Ne. z cash. Hsc
MAY uNaEdsc- july, bg&cs track M .
white. he
0AT@LCwers track. No. . cash sgSN1sc,
AaE. asRc Juiv, ESQ M. y white, aDNc
h1E-Numlnal ~ &c.
eaE umothy ~N0od12-1s prairie
s&Hf6l0Nl
BRANDuu. sacked EAST TRACK. A@a
FLOUz-UnchanEsds rec winter patents
EAsds 10s eErru fancy ana Straight. AI5a
s7e. hard winter cleEr. EM
EEED-TImn-nF- E.aHra a.
CuRNMEAL-En
RON COTTON TES-Zm
BAGGING-Nc
HEMP TNLNE-Tc-
FROEISIuNSPurE higher. 5abbfnr
EE& Lard higher prime EtaEm. 3. HFa
s10 Dry SALT meats. unchanged. buxed
extra snurlE M-Ea. CleHr rinE IS shur1
clears. E-H Bacon. u~nChGuEec- huEed extra
shnrl a9.g7a. clear ribs No& sh0rt clears
gHH
FOULTEE-EiEher- Chickens. kU SPRINGS
sHsc. turkeys IBc- ducks g. EeeEe. &c.
BUTTEB-StEHdy- creGmerT. In2c
EGSSEieher a. Ear chse count
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

HNu- ?
Cgsn uuutntinns were as follows
FLOT RQWeI and easy winter patents
Z.fla6I 10. winter strHiEh1s. &-3su4& Epr1nE
patents. N-Egdb.HO. sprInE srralEhuE A1ug
1RH. bakers. E.a50aM
WEEAT-No- . su-inE. 108Q4G va Z
spring. Bscnue No. . red, 1U8~R1iA
CORN-NO. . 564Q57c; No. . yellow S6%
n6fr.
oATs-No 2 sglsaSg=c No. > white,
f7-m5ic.
EYE-No. = 7e076ac.
EARLEE-FHir 70 choice mailing. baHfSc
EEEDE-FHN- 10 d north western GE
Prime timothy, E.E Clever, contract grade,
SaRn.
PRDNISION-Shurr -lhs. sides Qnosel.
ETBnhEA MesE pork. per bhl-. EA69zn
AL. lard. per 100 lbs, 3D. short clear
sides fbuxUd). Ek.gT1W&-R
EnlioWiuE were th- -eceiplE ana ship
mantE % Huur and grain
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

KANSAS CITY, Mo- Dec. 1s-WHEAT-
L~nchanEed 10 &c lower; Deeember, SIC;
May. Smc; July 9g7pC- cash: No. 2 hard.
a~scaSlo3h NJ. 8 hard. sgzcqSLm. No. ? red,
ao4alE5 No 8 rec, G06a1G
nchEnEed 10 Ac lower. Decem-
ber- 55l4cs May. 56mc. July. 56lgc, cash No.
. mixed, b6q361Sci No 3 mixed. 55lTd56c
No . white, 6rAn57Hc; No. 3 white, &C.
nchEnEed; No. : white, sE1s@
EArc No . mixed. sBGSgc.
ETE-7SC.
HAY-UnchEnEed 10 sc lower: choice
timothy. S9-E5d1eBO; choice urHirie. s.. 500
bT; choice Alfalfa, E2.5D614bl
BITTER-Sready; creamery. 20c: pack
ing stock 1EsC.
BEGS@@C higher. fresh exr-as. EIl-c-
current receiDtE. 2f-sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

Totals -.-.Ez.u 9f.l SO SO.6I4. g9g. rs
increase over the corresponding week last
yeEr g 4F.152.E
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

BIG MONEY IN WHEAT
80 buys FuIs OF Calls on 10uOO hEI helE
q Wheat NO FURTHER RISK move
maut q DC from prlue makes Fuu $500
e. f4btl Be-. $500, etc WULe for Clrcu-
lEr. FREE ENCHANGE MEMEEES
THE ETANDAAD GRAIN a. STOCK CO.
INC 80 Electric Bag Cleveland Ono
-Four Sample copies free 81 the OoTpe-,
devoted exclusively - mining reWE
Covers TuuupEh. Gnlcfield. Nv Rur.e
Cobalt EgrinELuL Euuc. Bingham Pea
cry Beaver County EENn16e. CEuHdiNn
and a. ECIUe cELpE Tie muEf oFmure-
hsuEiEE and NEluEtlf m1utuE uE1sr rub-
Esu Tu1E
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

FHILADkLPEA DEC. M-BETIEE-
aLHady9 ELTa NeAErn A&
BaG@Duu ana EHak- F~el1EflFUma and
49, naar1g 1rE1k Eee cases. ~ Al mari
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
Mt. Clements, Mich
Il Il LAshHE o.
New York City, N. z.

broadway TheEtur EeWs 1SanG
Smpar1E Ecsei NsWa ErEnG
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

Ths u-ncIaL number % car u STOCK
brought Il TODAY by each -uad was:
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
Stnck in SfEht.

Receipts Of live stock IL the six principal
western markets yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

The disposition Of the days receipts was
as follows. each buyer purchasing the NUM-
Der % head indicated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-28
SOCIOLoGIsTS CONVENE.
Joint Conferences to Be Held ir
New York.


ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., December q.
Men and women from all parts of the
United States who take an active part
In the consideration of economic and
sociological questions. gathered here to-
day for the annual meeting of societies
organized for the discussion of such sub
Jects. These organizations are the
American Sociological Society, the Ameri-
can economic Association. the American
Assoclat tion for Labor Legislation and the
American Statistical Association. Among
the interesting subjects to be discussed
Is that OF the family in modern society,
which will be considered by the Ameri-
can Sociological Society. This organiza-
who Will speak are Mrs. C. p. s. Gilman
of New York.
The American Economic Association
will meet at 2:30 pm, when Prof. S. NJ.
Patten. president of the association, will
deliver the annual address This will be
collective bargaining.
The Sociological Society, which meets
under the presidency of William G. Sum-
ner of Yale University. is expected. to
have an interesting meeting, as its pro-
gram is filled with many live subjects
pertaining to the family under present :
day conditions. The economic side will
come in for a large share of attention in
papers that will be read on the effect OF
modern industry on family life in the
and the moral side will also be dis
cussed. including the subject of mar
riage and divorce.
The economic session will listen to
papers on the theory Of collective bar
gaining, the liability of employers in ac-
and the capitalization of public service
corporations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-28
AMERICAN SCIENTISTS MEET
NEARLY 1000 IN ATTENDANCE
AT BALTIMORE TODAY.
Auspicious Opening Of Sixtieth An.
nual OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Meetings Scheduled.

BALTIMORE, December cS.-With
nearly 1000 members in attendance the
sixtieth annual convention of the Ameri-
can Association for the Advancement OF
Science opened in Mccoy Hall at Johns
Hopkins University today. The sessions
will continue throughout the week. Ad-
dresses Of welcome were made by Mayor
Mahool, DR.. Ira Remsen, president of
Johns Hopkins University, and Dr. Will
liam NJ. Welsh Of Hopkins
After the general session the differ
ent sections Of which the association is
composed, each devoted to a particular
science. met and papers were read peril
nent to the research work Of each in
dividual section. Notable among these
were the section Of social and economic
science and the zoology section.
Many other important meetings are
scheduled for the week. including a SYM
postum on the Regulation of the New
York Stock Exchange" Wednesday aft
afternoon of the American Health
League and section 1, devoted to ecohom-
les. At the latter meeting public health
will be discussed
The members Of these societies adyo-
cate the establishment of national
health bureau by the government, and
he discussion and addresses Of this
meeting will be along lines of the neces-
sity and good Of such bureau.
The entire day of Friday will be de-
voted to the celebration of the centen-
nial of Charles Darwin's birth; it is also
the f1ftieth anniversary of the first edf-
Ion of "Origin Of the Species" In the
evening there will be a dinner at Leh-
mann's Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-28
DENIES THE MOTION FOR BAIL
TENNESSEE COURT ACTS IN THE
.CARMACK MURDER CASE.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. December cS.-
Gentlemen. 1 desire to say that 1 have
given this case careful consideration from
every standpoint, and after having done
so l am of the opinion that it is not q
bailable case. Therefore / decline to al
low bail as to any of the defendants and
deny the application: This is all before
the court this morning.
The above, in full. was the decision of
Judge w. NJ. Hart in the criminal court
in the matter of the application for bail
of Duncan B. Cooper. Robin j. Cooper
and John D. Sharp. charged with the
murder Of former United States Senator
e. w. Carmack in this city November 3
last
Judge Hart took the application under
advisement last Thursday, following sew
eral days of evidence.
The defendants. after the decision, were
surrounded by reassuring friends, whom
they greeted with smiles and appeared in
no way cast down. The prisoners were
then conducted back TO Jail 10 await trial,
January 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-28
SUBMITS PROVISIONAL BUDGET
Russian Minister Of Finance Make.
Announcement

ST. PETERSBURG, December 2S.-M
Kokovsoff. the minister of finance. has
submitted to the cabinet the provisional.
budget of expenditures. which amounts
to $421. 1877 600 from January to April. in
elusive. 1909. The budget will be pro-
mulgated in an imperial ukase after the
adjournment Of the duma for the holi-
days.
The duma will not be able to finish the
examination of the regular budget for
1909. however until the middle OF spring.
The provisional budget has been worked
out by an interministerial committee over
the dumas head. 1t carries a saving of
$9,OOO.OOU over the credits Of 1908, to
which the government is entitled by the
constitution. This saving will be devoted
to cover extraordinary disbursements of
the treasury. M. Kokovsoff has retained
the naval and other appropriations.
against which the duma fought strenu-
ously throughout the last session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-28
JOAN OF ARC APPEARS.
Report From Rome Says the Pope
Has a Vision.

ROME, December 2S.-The Italia pub
fishes a report. which has caused a sem
sation in ecclesiastical circles. that Joan
of Arc recently appeared in a vision to
the pope and addressed to him solemn
words of encouragement, exhorting his
holiness to continue his present policy,
which she promised would shortly be
crowned with triumph.
1t was while the holy father was
plunged In devout prayer and meditation
In his private oratory. Immediately after
the ceremony of reading the decree of be-
atification. that the apparition appeared.
1t was noticed that when the pope came
out of the oratory he was very pale and
during several days maintained a marked
silence