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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-05
Nebraskans Graduate at Ober,,D

oBERLIN, o., June ,4-(Special THE
annual commencement of Oberlin college
occurs June Fl. Among the prospective
graduates are: From the College of Arts
and Sciences. Jacob Homer Doell, Hender-
son, Neb.s Doris Caroline Stevens, Omaha,
and Mary Lavtna Alter. Omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-05

Cincinnati
and
a
a
married and has charming family high social position in Kentucky He
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-05

Foley Kidney Pills contain just the in
gradients necessary to regulate and
strengthen the action OF the kidneys and
bladder. Try them yourself For sale By
all druggists. a ,S,IsNIIwaR
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-05

The official naming of farms has pro-
vided the community about the Iowa lakes,
with perpleXing problem. With the Iowa
great lakes having over fifty miles OF
shore line II is readily seen many farms
are close TO the water. Every farm owner
wants TO get the word Take" into his title.
After Lake Side" Lake View" Lake
Park" and few other names have been
exhausted the farm owner has a hard
problem TO solve. Every day the county
recorder OF Dickinson county is returning
names TO farmers, because similar title
IAs been flied by another.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-05
Great Hospital work.

The greatest clinical hospital in tn,
United States is designed for the Stat,
University OF Iowa by the board Of edu
cation With a new 10000 wing nearin.
completion. plans already are under wa,
for another extension OF the hospital I,
the eastward. which will give dimension
OF 800 feet east and west by 200 feet norti
and south, three and four stories in height
The homeopathic hospital and a privat,
hospital are closely affiliated with thi
one.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-05
Desperate shootinr

pains in the chest require quick treatment
with DR.. Kings New Discovery. Prevents
pneumonia SOC and $1Oo. For sale by Bea-
ton Drug Co.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-07-22

Jacob NJ. Horn. the popular West
Side furniture manufacturer. and for.
mer West Town Assessor. 10 being
talked Of for Sanitary Trustee next
year.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-07-22
MUNICIPAL NEWS
Some Items. of Interest From the
Public Offices About Occur.
rences of the Week.

and Or. Taylor appeared as the county
jurist's representative.
Commissioner Taylor said that the
action of the board had not been pre-
cipitate and reckless. 1--WE are not
adventuring upon a wild experiment
with an untried DEVICE" he said. "vot-
ing machines are now in successful use
in many municipalities, and even
whole counties in fifteen states of the
Union. They can no longer be classed
with doubtful experiments"
He read kilograms from officials Of
cities and counties over the entire
country where machines have been in
use.
Building Commissioner Henry Erics.
son has issued few rules for the fu-
ture guidance of employees of his de-
partment which. IL carried out, will
lead to added efficiency of the depart
ment. Among the things asked for are
daily reports from the fire escape in
spectOrs.
At the annual election of the Chi.
cago Police Operators Association
John p. Reed of the Canalport Avenue
Station was the unanimous choice for
president. He succeeds John Dixon
of the West Chicago Avenue Station.
Other officers elected are: Vice presi.
dent. F., J. Sullivan, Central Station;
treasurer. George Nealon, Stock
Yards; secretary, william Madden,
Human street; financial secretary,
william Bagley, Stock Yards. The
operators are seeking recognition by
the Police Pension Board. Their pen.
sion bill was defeated in the last Les.
islature.
There are over four million unli.
censed dogs In Chicago. This means
. loss Of es,000,000 to the city In rev.
enue. The number Of new nro On.
gines or Of hremen and policemen who
could be hired for this sum II easily
computed.
Fresh blood 10 needed on the mu.
nicipal bench.
George K Schmidt, the popular
former alderman and county commits
sioner. would prove . winning Re.
publican candidate for State Treas
urer next year.
The many friends OF Daniel L
Cruice will leave no stone unturned 70
place that able and deservedly popu.
lar lawyer on the Superior Court
bench.
Albert q. Wheeler stands foremost
among Chicago's sblsst nnancisrs and
business men.
Judge Joseph H. Fitch has proven
by his record to be the right man in
the right place. His reelection 10
assured.
The Thirty.fifth ward has in Alder.
man Irwin r. Hazen one Of the ablest
and most aggressive members OF the
city council.
James M. Slattery 10 making the
best Superintendent Of Public Service
that Cook County has ever had. He
10 an able. hard.working and cour.
teous public oncial.
Jacob NJ. Horn. the popular West
Side furniture manufacturer. and for.
mer West Town Assessor. 10 being
talked Of for Sanitary Trustee next
year.
HOME GAMES OF THE WHITE sox
American League Ball Grounds,
Comiskey Park. 36th and Wentworth
avenue.
July 10. Al a. A With philaA alnhla.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-07-22
HOME GAMES a. Ezs WHIT, COX

American League Ball Grounds,
Comiskey Park. 36th and Wentworth
avenue.
July 20. II. -. ~ with Philadelphia
August II. II. Is. Is with Detroit
August II. 10. 10 with Philadelphia.
August 20. 81. az with Washingtoa.
August -. Is, 20 with New Yosk.
August "a. 20. - with Boston.
September I. :. with ClsvslanA
September 10 with st. Louis.
October 3. 3 with st. Louis.
October 6. I. 8 with ClevelanA
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-07-22

The City Club listened to vigorous
defense Of the project Of installing
1000 voting machines In Chicago. ut.
tered by Election Commissioner How
ard 8. Taylor Tuesday at the club.
rooms. Judge John e. Owens had
been invited to speak In defense Of
the commissioners recent resolution
to purchase 1000 machines, but Judi.
cial duties prevented his attendance,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-02

conspiracy in the Llewellyn job"

: conspiracy in the Llewe}lyn job
! Il will never stand for that" Sal.
James. 81 don't think you fellow
, have right to put it up to john til
: way"
Well" interposed Attorney Scot
what II {. jim? What do you mean
Just this" said the younger brother
II am willing 10 go before the court
and take the blame. will plead
| guilty. | am willing 20 save my broth
| err, for We knew nothing Of this aud is
as guiltless as you"
The consent of the M5Ne4n ras hay
ing been secured to the plan of the at
| tornays. legoti itions fur cary ng them
! Out went forward With a rush ',oday.
When court opened this morllils,
FIT the rst time in many days esesy
attorney in tne ease with the single
eXcepjion of job Harr. IN, the So,
e'alist candidate for mayor Of Los
Angeles. w on and a new venire
VI lsAtS uleu TAU psssI CditG3 III Giltt
qualified. The stage was set appar-
emily for the c 9,tinnat Gu wicii e
nawed bitterness of the s..rugg.@
which tempo arily end+d on Thanks
wing eve
Thr first move OF the ato, nays
came as Il surprise 70 1t spectators
i'll the court room.
We earnestly ask fs4. ,;;uu-
ance in this case until o'clock this
afternoon, said Bis;rie, Attorney
Fredericks. . We have asked We y
few favors. T,ere is AN urgent reu-
son why we want this delay. and
ask Your Honor to grant It."
Whea the district attorney had fin
ished. ch'ef C1uusel II .rrow for the
defense said: I'VE do not oppose the
delay"
Throughout the rest of tiae morn
ing session tumors flew thick and
fast. 1t was asserted tha. { e move
OF the district attorney was caused
by sudden and unex;lected develop
Ments i'll the charges o: Jury bribing
Which had resulted in the arrest of
Rert L. Franklin
Iaa appeasan ~ @pitisna,.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-02
BLUES WIN IN
r.. N. C. 4. CONTEST
Finish Vas Exciting After Reds Had
Been Leading All Day.

In the stirring campaign between
1he Reds and Blues, # the Y. NJ. c. A..
which has been go ng OH for several
weeks, the Blues were announced to
be the winners last night at the close
OF the camp ign. There was much 20
joicine on the part Of the boys VINO
have fought for their sises N all ways.
The contest was one o. { ,e mnst in
teresting ever waged in the local y. NJ
c. a. The finish VA the r9,s- ,7r-;.-
Ing in the history Of tie "Y" All day
yesterday the Reds were in Ia. l,..1,
and 1t seemed that they must nave the
honor, when last night, one minute be-
for the Time fer closing, a meaisier
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-02
JAMES B. M'NAMARA
PLEADS GUILTY
Continued from page ~


the attorneys arrayed Gu each side
have confessed inch by isch as the ease
dragged ON. 1t has been won by IL.
prosecution before even d jury has
heen selected
Admitting the case against their
clients was dead open ar nut, that
the fight was hopeless, and they were
helpless. the attorneys for the defens>
began Two weeks ag negot atoms with
District Attorney Ffederieks and lis
stuff. look ng forward 10 tae ending
Of the case as i, ws ended today.
Yesterday, an hour before the Nc
Namara brothers sa: down t. the spe-
ciai Thanksgiving dincer shat had
beei. spread for a few Of the more fax
ofise prisoners of she county Jail attor-
geys for tina defense visited
them and told them OF The
Moyes thai lad been made. Tho
0scs the negotiations almost ended.
Il was when James r. Mcnamara, the
vpu0g"r OF the men, slender, Pare anu
de, cate looking, stoutly refused to
plead guilty unless 'iha plea OF no.
guilty entered by his BROTHER was al
lowed to stand.
lanes 3 calls his brother 10.
Il won't put Joe in d niger" he said
Il wan.t do anything that might caus-.
him to 60 behind the bars. can
plead guilty He doesnt need to.
guess can rake my medicine"
Attorney Joseps. Scsst, who WAS
talking to him. Rid to convince him
of the folly OF HE stand.
How wouh YOU look as figure ia,
the scaffold?" Scott remarked.
I'D leok pretty we'll as The central
f'save.' replied Jim doggedly.
y was s9met re before the tto..ey
could levssaae James b. that 1t would
hs ul'snss'hA for him to plead gut v
rede' "nissy also to
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-02

answered fer him that he did.
+. "To this Indictment charging you
with the crime of murder. do you
plead guilty or not guilty. asked
Frederick.
+: "Guilty,' was the calm response.
Guilty, you S,onor." said Tie daei
bass voice of the attorney like the
masnified echo of the prisoners
word.
! There was some discussion about
methods Of procedure. Judge Bord-
we'll looked for a moment into a
legal volume and then the legal ma
cliu,ery was started again.
"Tn.a court appoints the time for
pronouncing Judgment in this case
on Tuesday. the fatf, day Of Decem-
Der. 1911" said Judge RordweH.
Then F'rederfchs called for the pa
pers in the case Of John i. IMcNa~
nara. The elder brother. who had
been sitting in seat mex to the
wall had watc:.ed with interest the
proc edings that branded his brother
a murderer As TIE legal pas rs
rat led in the hand Of the District
Attorney, .Jclln ]. left his seat and
went 70 the attorneys table. Their
was no vacant chair for lin. At
tornay barrow rose slowly, offered
his s at TO ti... prisoner and stepped
TACK. !ohn J. sal down b.side his
brother.
'Jehn !. McNasnaia, You have
heretofore been arraigned on hi a.,
II chmant in which you were charged
with the crime OF exploding. or a.
tempting 10 explode dynami:, in 1t
building adiacen to the Llewellyh
Iron Works" said the District Al
torney, after Mcnamara lad bee.
called to rise and fecn him, DO yos,
Wis., to withdraw Your plea of not
guilty.
The voice of the elder hrot'sr +, was
as steady and was more DIS let r'er:'
that of his brother had ben as he
answered: Il dc.
Two minutes later John J. Nc
Namara and his broFhcr we're hesas
led from tht court room again b G
to The cells they have occupied since
they wera brought from ind'ananoiic
eight months ago. John. J.. will re-
ceive sentence AT the same time a.
his brother.
TAI WAS no way ont OF it,, sa!u
Clarence Darrow. YEARLY. "Tfe esi-
deuce was against MS. We had 70
do TIE hest we could. We wanted o
save. some lives II We could. end we
decided that this was the hes We
could do fer our clients. 81 &c a
week ago last Monday We have been
working on this propsi.isn. Tee
have bsen. many conf r. ne g 't-
tween our forces md the 9. orneys
fos d,a safe. We said nothing to TIE
Men aras until it was pr3eticaHs
iixtt! so we could enter tie p!Sa
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-02

the minor charge. They explained -op
ever. that The elder brother cou!s
plead guilty I, the minor charge ant
that this. in all probability. would y,
that JOIN J. would eseape with g yer,
/ ght sentence
Then it was JOINS turn to display
TIE ffsection which he mas for his
youage. brother. He asserted that
he would not consent, even II II were
eoss;h'e. 10 allow Ian to confess. un-
lass he also could plead guilty. He
said he felt sure that il he confessed
tue caur, would deal nl34 e lenientlv
Wit. The younger man.
WAeuzeth,, Aoul for he decision b.
The McNaInara'a came II X 5 james r
MaNamara. though physically weaker
than mis- Brother. VIE 5 called "Lion
aearted md } leader o, men, wae
8f9Sed aillsaif = hero.
II was the gsestesl exhibition OF
J. otheriy love have ever seem - ID
Joseph SeeN, of ihe counsel for the de
.ense
James Il said h. WIS willing u
n1ead guiRy Yhen John ] said thai
&c would plead guilty AMI i psd in
'at manner tn save Ms brother FROM
Ne gallovS Goa il WIS tle greatest
nipg nave ever seen or heard IN Al
ey nxpsri nee.
He Ne TWO bytEhers, pitt ng ti4cA
yilis against ere, ether % SAY L
IL OF ,ae tAas. or az lea-t, to nedl-
ate wa g,unishnsA;. Here was James
n. = physically smaller man, who
mo aave saiA had IA yellow streak
80 really Is ne To the frGn ami
al,ce ID sAe s.nE ne was made OF.
4, che conference at tae Jail waer'
As.c- ness pareow se,t, and Dayis.
ere n.esea;. the following cooYer.a-
ION loot place.
Il am viii nS to plead guilty" said
ayes Is. Mcnamara an willing
:, do ay,aiua TO sayt va, Joe. II /
Il! 4ay. joe | am willing to p,eaa
,iiv = murder
1t t.a.s pom, John J. interviewed a.
isnus
= wen,, ssaas: Tor mai AT all" 81 4
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-02

OF the Blues renewed his lnem tei.sh;p
which gave them points enouS, 10 " n
by the SIN II majority Of 1850 to 1856.
TIE work of tne reds has been u /
by N. 4. Waldron and it seame:. 2aat
under his splendid leader hip fEe,
would be the winners. The banquet
for the winners WIZ be given In aD.nt
two weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-02
CARD OF THANKS

To t'2e Democratic Voters of Jefferson
County:
/ want to shank you for your sup
port In the primary Of yesterday aat'
again assure You will represent the
wishes OF a majority of the people.
Respectfully your serv Mt.
s. A. MILLER /
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-02
Piles Cured IN q to II Days.

Your druggist refund money II
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
aass 81 He.ling, Blind. Bleeding or
s'rot!udina Piles in to IA days. soc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-02

lust received a stock OF new ~
vc!es. Call and see liz. Towns41All>
3ros., 2c5 State st. 10 81 I'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-02

Today the final arrangen.t nts
made.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-02

the attorneys arrayed en- each side
have confessed inch by isch as the ease
dragged on. 1t has been won by he
prosecution before even jury has
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-02

answered fer him that he did.
"To this Indictment charging you
With the crime Of murder. DO you
plead guilty or not guilty. asked
New-York tribune., 1911-12-28

ro. 50 ao 5. 500 n. 50 Is; s. 100 ro. 50; T. 800 0
ass NsTse,:sg e Co. q Co ss l. sal: q M 'Io Sc e. 81
Zoo cow. 49, 1880 n n. &. s5 $50 10 s. s5 lois 2
H. sea r. .? 81 ~ 1920 sfs r. < x "a d 10 10
81 sGi r. b. 81 Is. Is. $50 b, $3.50; TO- Sis TS'
j. s6ambeTg 1a Der g aon. 30 virginia steers. 1850
n. 81 80; IA. 1891 10 81 ., r..,..,.a
.;: xsi 5 e. i e. s eGTSSay Ss r. q Tennessee
n s. !. SIS s. sa p: !. 5sI Is 81 3 = 81 90 a.
Andrew % Mullen: Is cows, $40 n. 81 90; a. 7's
bulls u i23o ,.S b s. eo COW. 40 h. 50 so H. s2a
n. 81; !, $50 n $. e5 3, 947 lo' 81 'o l. $40 TO-
George i &C. & L. ~ s. Dnenback ! bull; 1850 y:
81 80; /. 1000 10. 81 20. /. $50 fb. - lo' . 'o'
CALVES CO., bead; 292 or sale,
STEADY for live calves and the limited onefing.
S'a yard G calves 81 yoas4 a. led. 81 5ase Dressed
calves steady; city dressed yeaIs' llaioHe'
$40 x ger ics r5 q r. isS r. 50 IS 2 1872 NJ 50 5o'
S s. sr5i' 8 T1% g. 50 H;5' %: 4 q 81 b
p .S% g So Is7 r. . sS i@s n, 50. D. i5' iS'
sec George ytsflns In S2g DeSSaSk III 70 SG vea. io 3D.
s1O I. 1873 n. 50 80: 10 barnyard calves. is1 No.
H. II Hollis: 20 yeals various weights. sra
Jellire. Wright Co. "a veals. 1872 10, 80 o2"'
S. Judd & Co.: 80 veals. 1872 n. 50 rs: l. io4
s sanders: veals. I8o 10. $40. .. 10 N, 50;
I. 100 n. 81; culls. 1O2 NJ So 80; IT.
96 N. So 80; ) fed calves, 3fi n, 81 30.
SHEEP AND LtHBs-Receipts 2455 cars.
OF 5,4lg head; II cars on sale. Trade s'oH, bst
prices about steady. pens not fully cleared.
Common 10 fair sheep sold al 81 2Jas8 3I.z per
100 10. culls, 81; inferior 20 prime lambs - Og
81 20. Dressed mutton duil at 5'5gfci dressed
lambs very slow at yai lc: a few hog dressed
II izal2c. country dressed hothouse lambs slow
at S4qs7 per carcass
salss-Toen & shannon lt3 state lambs. .Gc 60
97 n, 50. %. no ~. s. Is; 2o7 Western, 7s ib.
Sc sO il6 KentucKy. 81 N, So; "a state lambs
and ycarIrgs. 80 N, 81. SO sheep 9s ~ -; 20
Newton & Co: iso Ohio lambs. - n. SIS 5o
is2 Virginia, - - s. 50; 20I oh99 sheep 100 H.
50 25i s. 81 h. s$ p; ~ g 3D. iS 81 ~ I.,. s7n
81 25. 15l, IS N. S.. sheep, lie N. s..
Kerns Commission Contany. 2J4 Buna1o laTnos
s. n, S5 10: 800 6s n, s. -.
s. Sanders: i5a state lambs ~ % - %;
ytarlines l06 n. 81 30. 80 sheep, 1O3 No. ~ %.
& Judd q Co: 30 state lambs, - fb, 90
George & l.. S DiIIenback: IS Vermont lambs
s. 4s n. 81: 100 sheep. % 10. So
j. O. curtis & Son iI5 Vermont lambs - ~.
&c % s5,;o ''1, c5 r. 5' r. M Ssi59s5' r. g. 81 3D.
w. r. Hume IL state lambs, 92 N. ss 80
HOGs-Receipts, 35 care. or 62s1 heao
very few. on sale. Market firm on BunsIo ana
late hour Country dressed hogs steady at "a
a]1c for heavy to ifht weights.
saless Judd co date ysstsTdaw .s Si 1r 100 rrn" m
$50 ID. s. 20.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-28
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Business on the Consolidated Stock TX
change which earlier In the day had been
largely concentrated in specially move
ments. increased. in activity when the mar
ket turned heavy I'm the late afternoon.
This tended to encourage operators for the
decline and the lending rates for stocks
for the half-weeIly carry-over indicated at
The close Of the session decided increase
IN the outstanding short interest. Lehish
Valley. while again active, lost the posi-
tion which it had held for two days of be-
ing the leader as to volume, Steel common
Union Pacific and Reading all exceeding II.
I'm the early trading Lchigh valley was
particularly prominent. the dealings in IT
being stimulated by a continuation OF ~
mors Of a melon cutting" TO come. The
Consolidated Exchange traders were, now
ever. somewhat skeptical of these rumors
and the market for the stock most OF the
time was below the New York Stock EX-
change level Several hundred shares ot
Reading sold late in the day as low as l5lts'
against a low of 1852 on the other eXchange'
but steel common did not get under 5iei'
against 675s Detailed operations follow
New-York tribune., 1911-12-28
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London Dec 27.-Consols early TO-DAY ad-
yanced LIS to II Lie but reacted Ialer,
closing u below Friday at 1873 for money
and II for account Anaconda Whs un-
changed at IS. Canadian Pacinc ~ higner sn,s
at PAS and Grand Trunk UNCHANGED at "a
Money was in good demand to-udy' DE
count rates were easier, owing 10 . tie paliS i !,
OF England securing the fl,UJ,VW he" soiu
laid down I'm the open market =,
The stock market reopened aitet tne t,i ,Ioi-
day dull and hesitating. The chlel mess
was confined to making arranseIhents LOT
the settlement. in which carry-oVer rates TOT
American shares ranged from 10 Z per
cent. The lockout at Manchester depressed
home rails and consols, but COPPER shai d. es,
underground rails. and omnibus STOCKS were
firm. ,.
American securities opened around parity,
and during the forenoon prices advanced on
fair buying Later Wall street buylns
caused further gains and a steady closing.
Paris, Dec 27.-Three per cent rentes
closed 5 centmes higher at ~ francs hrs
centimes Prices were generally steady OIL
the Bourse Mexican securities were flrIn
On the report OF the surrender OF General
Reyes.
Berlin, Dec. 27.-Prices were firm on the
ROprep
New-York tribune., 1911-12-28

PROyIsIONS-Only small business. ane
aftsr showing a steady tone prices saRged late
PoRK" steady Mess sl7 25dS1T 49, family, Sl9
dt90. short clear. sl7 25dsls 20. BEEF-Firn'
Mess si3dsl3 20; family. Sl4 1OqSl2; packet,
Sl3 50asl4: extra India mess. 81 oOnSZ5 bhDf b
UAMS-Dull: S29dS3l DRESSED HOGS ilr,I' ~
Pacons. sSc: IsO n. sNc: 100 10, ssc l4O 10.
90. pigs 9Hc CIT MEATS-Pickled bellies
dull: 10 n oi.c: r. n. 0tc; "a No, pte.
PICKIED HAMs-Steady. 11qlihc TALlI9lMN "
steady: special. 6a4c: city, SIC; country. osp
6[c IARD-Middle West. 925H93'c' city ec'
refined South America, 10 25c; Continent Oo9c'
Brazn kegs. II 2jc. compound dun; 6%Nic.
sTEARINE-Steady. Oleo. &c; city lard' iva
WETAIS-COPPEa- Standard easy; snot
and December 13S7iadl4c; January. 13o'n
"a lOc: February and March. l395hli l5c; Aptll'
IL a5q14 lOc. London firm. spot tb3 los futuIes,
fG4 l2s Cd. Arrivals. 40 tons. exports EvVoi
tons 50 far this month: lake copper. li'tG li'Sc.
electroytic. l4i.a14hc; casting, l3EAlic. lncal
sales - tons January copper at b.5oc. I'm
steady; spot. - gOn45 25c: December, - i3n
a. 25c; January. 4i.7Odi4 9Oc; February and
March A. 25aI2 T5c; April. ~ l2'sp4 ~ ioc Lon
don quiet. spot. t206 futures, fl9l los IBAi)-
Quiet: ( 4Odi SOC. New York; i32lsa4 80 'sc.
Fast 81 Louis. London. fi5 IDS 81 SPELrER
Quiet: 6.25d635c. New York; dlOa6 2oc, East
~ Louis. London. f26 los. ANTlMONl-DulI'
cooksons. 775c. IRON-Cleveland warrants.
eos iOisd In London Locally quiet No ! toun-
dry. Northern, Sli 75pSlb: No ~ ooaNlf 90
10 / Southern and soft Sl4 25gsit I5
COTTONsfFD OIL nd"r fellng move.
ment prices declined 3al0 points Cash demand
Inactive. Local contract prices.