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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-03-17
Notice Of Sale
In the District Court Of the United States,
for the Western District OF South Carolina.
In the Matter Of M. /. B. Sturkey Com.
nanY. Inc, Bankrupt.

Pursuant to an order passed by H. G.
Tillman, one CT the Referees in Bank
ruptcy for the Western District Of South
Carolina, l, as Trustee of the Estate of
NJ. L. B. Sturkey Company, Inc, Bank
rupt, will sell at Mccormick, South
Carolina, on the Goth day of March,
1915, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, the
entire stock cf goods of said Bankrupt :;
the said sale to take place at the late
place of business of said Bankrupt.
The sale will be made in the following
manner. and upon these terms, to wit :
Sealed bids will be received on the fol-
lowing stocks:
No. Shoes, Invoicing g.............S2,1 11S 90
No. 2-Wagons, Invoicing ........ 2,6S6 90
No. 3-Harness, Invoicing w 297 90
No. Hardware and Groce-
ries, Invoicing .......... ............ 2,SS2 90
No. 5-Men's Clothing, Hats
and Caps, Invoicing ..-~.... I, 1,466 90
No. 6-Dry Goods. Millinery,
and Notions, Invoicing ..... 2,4sO 90
No. DRY Goods, Invoicing ... 2,10S 90
No. S-Fixtures, Adding Ma
chine, Cash Register, etc. 1865 90
Books and accounts appraised
w
Then sealed bids will be received on
the whole stock of goods, fixtures and
accounts: Stock of goods, invoicing
SIS, ,OS5.00 Fixtures appraised at
81, 1856 50; Books and accounts appraised
at $95O0O, making total of $l7,25l 90.
With each sealed bid certified checks
amounting to ten per cent of said bid
will be required as an evidence of good
faith. The goods will be sold either in
lots or in bulk to the bidder or bidders,
showing the highest returns to the es-
tate. The terms of sale shall be cash.
Trustee reserves the right to reject any
and all bids and said sale shall be sub
ject to confirmation to the Referee.
Any one desiring information with ref
erence to the said stock of goods or de-
string to see same shall communicate
with Trustee. Any one desiring to in
spect the stock of goods can see same
by applying to J. S. Strom, Mccormick,
S. G. D. H. HILL,
Trustee.
Abbeyille, S. c., March 18th, 1915.
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A Real Press and Banner

The Abbeville Press and Banner
appeared this week as an eight page,
55x column. all home print paper.
editor W. P. Creme is making a
rea newspaper out of the Press and
Banner. 1t is of the right size. has
plenty of live, readable news and is
"a most welcome exchange.-Green-
1sou6 Index.
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Our idea of spicy paper is the
dear old Press and Banner edited
no" by W. P. Creme, prominent
2asNer of Abbeville. There are
from one to half dozen hot shots
IN every issue, with a streak of good
s,usnor running through them all
-Iaurens Advertiser.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-03-17

The Press and Banner comes out
all hNcne-Drint this week. We con-
graduate Editor Greene on the i'm
''~'""a~' 1.-THE Medium.
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Bank No. 1913.
STATEMENT
Of the condition og
VI IIIc CVIIUIIIUII VI
The Peoples Savings Bank

located at Abbevilla, S. c., at the close Of
business March 4, 1915.
RESOURCES.
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County Of Abbeville.
Before me came J. W. Boyd, Cashier of
the above named bank, who, being duly
sworn, says that the above and foregoing
j. w. Boyd.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
18th day Of March, 1915.
W. L. Miller.
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
J. W. Morrah,
r. F. Morris, Directors
S. c. Riley,
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County Of Abbeville. SIS
Before me came W. F. Nickles, Cashier
of the above named bank, who. being duly
sworn, says that the above and foregoing
statement is true condition of said bank,
as shown by the books of said bank.
W. +. Nickles.
Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
u day Of March. 1915.
J. c. Thomson,
Notary Public S. c.
Correct Attest:
S. G. Thomson,
c. S. Jones, Directors.
Jas. +. Clinkscales,
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Bank No. $50.
STATEMENT T
The Bank Of Mt. Carmel,

located at Mt. Carmel, S. c., at the close
of business March 4th, 1915.
RESOURCES.
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CT urC OF 20 UNOH fIFa5.
The Farmers Bank of Abhpville G. un
tv, Plaintiff, against Thomas II
Robinson, et al, Defendants.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-10
oH1oAoo onAIN AND rRovIsIoNs
Features of the Trading snd Closing
Prices on Board OF Trade.

CHICAGO, oct s.--Whsat ok a d
cided upward swing today In lUenced by a
falling off IN n. eipts northwest and by
complaints that serious damage had bee u
done 20 the spring crop. AJvices indi-
Gated that much OF the YIELD, especially
in Minnesota, would lie lost by sho ks
sprouting and rotting Re.ative firmness
of quotations at Liverpool counted also
against tho bears 4 he open ng. hi h
ranged from Agasc TO 16tltsc higher. with
ti.03ai.03&. was followed by Moderate ad-
ditional upturns.
The close was unsettled. at axe TO i+c
net advance, with December at Si.O2if
and may, N020iO3
Crop damage reports from Illinois and
Iowa had bul iHh effect on corn The
reports were backed by plentiful orders
TO buy. After opening hN9sc higher the
market continued to ascend.
The finish was nervous, at range
varying from hc Off to &C up, compared
with yesterdays close.
Oats advanced with other grain. Trade,
though, was rather light.
Bulges In the hog ma1 ket gave lift
10 provisions. Pork led the advance
BUTTER-Hlgher: creamery, 22n21Ac.
BGGs--Higher; receipts. 3,S49 cases; at
mark cases included. 20d&c; ordinary
flrsts. 24aAikc; firsts, 8Grz5lzc.
POUJTRY-Alive, higher; fowls, i31zc
PoTAToEs- Higher: receipts. 20 cars
Michigan and Wisconsin whites 6s063ci
Minnesota whites, G0d65c; Minnesota
Ohios 6pd63c.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-10

fair 70 good stockers. s6.75a7I5; COM
mon TO fair rtockere 9S7n16.7b. stock
heifers. &5.7SdT.0o stock cows. E50qis..6;
stock calves, 65Ods50; veal calves,
HOGS-The week wound up with an
other very light run, only about forty
three cars OF 900 head, showing Up. The
heaviest run Of the week came on Thurs
day. when 3.f23 head were reported In
The six days total is i5.s5 head, only n
last week CT last year. and smaller even
than two weeks ago This is the lightest
run OF the year to date. and with one eN-
ception the smallest since nearly eight
years ago.
Trade opened out stronger again this
morning and shippers put up their droves
az figures that were generally a nickel
higher. No full loads OF choice butchers
showed uD, and In fact there was nothing
really toppy here. Best butchers made
20 the days highest figure.
by the time packers got started nearly
q third of the light supply had been
bought BY shippers, and as killers were
N urgent need OF few hogs they made
thelr first purchases on a 56i1Oc higher
level. Later on a good many sales were
made that looked fully a dime up. and
the close was the best time, gains of as
much as l0G15c being quoted on some OF
the last sales. The advance ranged from
2 nickel TO 15c, and on the whole the mar.
ket looked about 10c better.
Buik ot the packing hogs sold at 81 .O0d
e.lo, with a sprinkling of heavies down
to - and few scattering sales around
S.2VgS. . The market was very active
everything selling by about O'Clock
Inc range today only covered a spread
Of 4Oc and is the narrowest in a Ions
time. This Is due to the fact that ship.
ping hogs have not shown nearly SO m1cf
weeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-10
DISBARMENT PROCEEDINGS
AGAINST KIRBY DISMISSED

PIERRE, S. D., Oct s.-(Special Tele-
gram.)--In the opinion Of the supreme
court today In the dlsbarInent proceed
ings against Joe Kirby, prominent Sioux
Falls attorney, the court in its findings
says: Believing that the misconduct Of
which defendant stands charged does
not when considered alone show the de-
fendant so untitled to be an attorney oil
this court as would authorize a Judgment
OF disbarment; believing that in all else.
save perhaps that one matter in respect
to which no seems to be suffering an
illusion. defendant will hereafter act to-
ward this court with all due respect; be
lieving that suspension of his right as an
attorney would not hasten the time Of his
disilluslon. the only fact that could war
rant such suspension and believing that
the public, whose servants we are and
whose destinies we seek to protect, will
approve of giving to the defendant the
benefit of any doubt we may have as to
what our judgment should be, we are Of
the opinion the disbarment proceedings
should be dismissed"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-10

SHEEP-Hece.pts today wera unustI-
ally heavy for Saturday. but the seven
teen cars, or $500 head. that arrived were
either consigned through or direct. so
there was nothing on sale. Total for
the week Is 139. .161 head, being nearly
1900 heavier than last week, and a gain
Of almost 1900 over the correspondinT
week of last year, but a shortage of
more than 1900 head as compared with
two weeks ago
Barring the late sales, Fridays values
were strong, and In many cases a dime
to as much as 15c higher than a week
ago but the close yesterday looked 56I10c
under the prices paid last Friday On
the basis of yesterdays early trade, good
to choice lambs are quotable at $S0O61S. rs,
with fair to good stuff moving at $500
$50. With the exception of the close
yesterday, Wednesday was the week s
lowest point. when best lambs failed to
beat $500. Quality the last half of the
week was not SO good as on the first
two days, weights being generally
stronger and the offerings not 20 well
Feeding lambs closed the week strong
to dime above a week ago, prices being
about the same as on Monday. After
Monday there was little change in the
market. closing prices being. IL any
thing, a little easier than at the week s
best time. Breeding ewes were good
sellers all week. good share OF the
weeks offerings selling at $6.S5d6. 60
at seO0Q71o or about the same as a
Fat sheep have scored the big advance
Of the week, as ewes are selling B93Se
higher than on last Friday. Some sold
as high as $6.10 Friday, as against an
outside price OF 1915 week ago. Weth.
ers, which are coming in very small
numbers, are also a little higher. having
made $3.50 on more than ono occasion.
Most OF the killing yearlings received
have been on the weighty order nS anS
weights might go to 800
Quotations on shenn md lambs: Lambs
good TO choice, sS.60dS. 70; lambs, fair Z
good. ss50GDS go: lambs, feeders, G.75Q
s 70: yeariings, fair TO choice, SA.I0d6. %
yearlings, feeders, Sc. .O06l7 10; wethers. TAI
10 choice? $s.50fi6.35: ewes. good 70 enoiee
| N 5Odb rs: ewes, fair to good, ~ I5p5 90
| s. 656I6.l0; ewes, fair TO good, N.7oQS.65
ewes, common to fair. A50dS.50
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-10
LEGAL NOTICES

STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION, =
statement Of the ownership, manage
ament, anrd elsesiasio5 e .i.n, M etc. of The Omaha
lHS.ss. Hse., required By the act of August *
EDITOR. Victor, ,ROsewatsr, Omaha. Neb.
n ashnsslsng editor = w. Mccullough.
business manasera, C, c. Rosewater
and n p. Fen. Omaha Neb.
Publisher, The Bee publishing company,
Ownere;
The bee Publishing company.
Victor Rosewater, Omaha, Neb. chas
9. Rosewater. Omaha. Neb.; Leah Rose
water estate, omahe, Nsbi Victor Rose
Sss,; B'ancSs' r. New Newman. omshs. Sl SsSs NeS.
u. A, Haskell, Omaha, Nebi T. l. Haller
omshe, Nee. Joseph Rosewater, cieve-
Paul Rosenwasser, Cleveland. o.; Her
man II. Roeenw asser, Cleveland, o. I, Ahce
r cohn, Cleveland O.: s. Meyer estate,
omsha Sss Alice Sn'SlsSsse MsysS omsss 9sSssss
Neb.; A. l. Meyer. trustee. Omaha, Neb.
Eugene L. .deismsr Cleveland. o.
other security holders. hoIding per cent
or more OF total amount OF bonds mort
gsEes or other securities.
Average number OF copies OF each
issue OF this publication sold ~
distributed through the mails 0f
otherwise, 20 paid subscribers dur
INK the six months preceding the
date Of this statement t.............. AZ al
Unnrid including employees. chartt-
able Institutions. exchanges. ETC.. i.E5
Total .....~~..........,...,.,... j. i.oSS
". p Fell
Business Manager.
sworn 70 sna subscribed before me this
(scaD NJ p. NORD,
Notary Rubilc.
tAy commission expires July o. isis)
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-10
Kansas cIty Live stock Market.

KANSAS. CITY, Oct. s-CATTLE,-Re-
ceipts, 900 head; market steady; prime fed
steers, S9.1EG10.25; dressed beef steers.
tS.00d9.65: western steers, ss.50n9o0; stock
ers and feeders. SAIoas.ol; bulls, s6-ooQ
6.60; calves. T.00$fl025
HOGS-Receipts. 800 head; market
higher bulk OF sales. tS.loaS.so; heavy,
SIS: light. sSO0HS-6o. r Is, S7.0OnfT6
SHEEP AND LAkfBS--Receipts. 800
head; market steady; lambs, tS216S 20;
yearlinEs, ldsed726; wethers. S75d6.50;
ewes, H.5006o0.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-10

CATTLE-Tne yards as usual were
bare Of fresh supplies, there being noth-
ing of any consequence on sale. FOR the
week receipts have been very liberal,
showing comparatively little change as
compared with last week and decided
gain over a ar ago, The market as
fairly satisfactory condition throughout.
Cornfed beef steers have been very
scarce all the week. as usual at this
season Of the year. Prices have i,S.t not
steady, and in some cases possibly
little stronger, taking quality into con-
sideration. Range beef on the other
ho.nd has been in active demand practi-
cally every day OF the week. while prices
have been gradually firming up until
they are right around Csc higher than
Cows and heifers have been in good
demand and fairly active pretty much
every day throughout Che week Prices
have gradually firned up and at the
higher than last weeks close.
Stockers and feeders have been In
large supply all the week. put the coun-
during the first half. During the latter
part of the week country buyers took
hold more freely, so that the cattle were
pretty well cleaned up before the close.
Prices on the best grades have shown
but little change, being generally about
steady with a week. ago. The medium
to common kinds. which have not been
sought after so freely, have shown more
or less weakness from day to day and
are safely 10925c lower than a week ago,
Quotations on cattle Good to choice
fed yearlngs, S9.00d9.s5: fair to good fed
yearlings, y8.50d9.00; common to fair fed
yegarlings. s6.501850: good to choice heavy
beeves, s9,Oo99&; fair to good cornfed
beeves, $30a9,00; common to fair corn
fed beeves, S6.75Qs. 30; prime grass beeves,
Y7.50d81O good to choice grass beeves,
81 50qS.i0; fair to good grass beeves. 800
W.50; common to fair grass beeves, $500
az good to choice grass cows, $3.50
mon to fair cows, $3,75m6.Oo: prime feed
ing steers, S00GS.5o; good to choice
feeders, 81 4087yS5; fair to good feeders
$50; good tt choice stocFers. ST. 15dD8. 90;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-10
REAL RsTATE rRANsrrRs

Compiled and furnished by Kerr Title Ouaran4es
and Abstract company. soS South Seventeenth
WARRANTY DEEDe.
Dannla McCeflerty and wife 10 Pattfck j.
Naive lots z 8 and H. Bakers add..t 400
Katherine bFockman 20 Anton Halny lots
y and q, block q Person Berry's add. 800
Clarence ! Reed 20 Roy E' Halliday. lot H.
block u. central Park, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
william y, Snyder ct al. 10 Herbert A Hin.
sle part OF tax lot TO- section is.i5-ts. ~ iOo0
Herbert A. Rinzie and Wits 70 Charles W
Hinaie, paft Of tax TOT TO- section tasfE-ig. 100
Dundee Realty 90 70 Burt G. Fowler lots
and -, block 100. Dundee Psoe........ so0c
p, G. John 70 =. u. ". John, lots l. a s.
q ., 10 H. i2, ~ ~, 20, Albright &
Ayleswofth's Second add. .....,...,....... J
Pr1dia, 4. J 3. nusan ami husband 70 Anns
Kusek. lot 3 block 6s, South OmEhe. ..... ass
Arthur Benton and wife 10 Phillip s. white
lOi 10. block g. Omaha view.,...........,..
Oak @. Reick aud wife 20 John O. Peder-
sen ais feet Of MIA feet OF lot g. block
r8t city, and strip adjoining ............, Gai
OAK @. Rediek and vile 70 John O. peder.
sen, neQ feet Of lot s. block 2osh. city. and
strip adjoining 1, 500
81. patrick'e church to village OF Elkhoru,
Jamea n, House and wife to Mary o. See
bold, sgS.I acres In sectionh IS. q. = and
Frank !. Mccoy and wife 10 the HOUSE Of
Mepe lots I TO inclusive. block q,
Thomas j. o'Neil and wife 70 James Con- '''
ley. lots IA n, % 81 and a9 Dots P'aoe 5000
John u MorisFty, roierea, 10 7, j. o'Neil
lots is ~, 20. 2 and se Dolls Place. u. 2,iOe
aud ), block -. Anblsr riaos.,,.,.,,,.,,n
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-10
Canadian Officials
Committed for Trial

WINNIPEG. Manitoba. oct. s.-sir
Redmond Robin. late premier. and three
other former cabinet ministers, DIT
Montague, J. H. Howden and O. p. Cold
well. were committed for trial this after
noon by Magistrate Mcdonald on
charge OF conspiracy to defraud the
province I'm connection with the erection
Of the parliament buildings
Dr. Montague was minister Of public
works; Howden. attorney general and
Mr.. Coldwell. minister Of education.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-10

extra choice. si2.50; No. l. tll .oOQl2 90;
No. 4 SI0oORil.0o No. 3. sS.OOGiOOo. Choice
midland 81 .J0a12 90; No, 1 sil ;oodli 80,
iowIand. SUI f.oo; No, /. - s.s0aiO 50; No. 2.
81 OOfT9 .Oo No. 8, sS.004f7 CO.
STRAW-cheice wheat. ssoos6.Se; choice
oat or rye 90 50d7 90.
ALFAlFA-choice, 81. .oOdl2. 80. No /.
ni ,OOal2 %; No. ?, $S.oO91o.oo
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-10
st. LonIa Llve stock Marl.et.

ST. LOUIS. No., Oct. s.-CATTLE-Re-
eetpts. 600 head; market steady; native
beef steers. S7.50Q10.25; yearling steers
stockers and feeders. $6o0Qi1. T5: southern
steers. S.26Gt7.75; southern steers, S. so
$50: cows and heifers. AOO@6.5O; native
HOGs-Receipts, 800 head; market
higher; pigs and lights, s675d8.75; mixed
and butchers, sS.25@s75: good heavy.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, loo
head; market steady; lambs, $sO0d9.0O
sheep and ewes, t5.O0d776.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-10
FIRST OF THE PALIMPSEST
DINNERS OF THE SEASON

Invitations are out announcing the
first of the dinners to be given by the
Palimpsest this season. 1t will be served
at the Omaha club at $50 o'clock the
evening of October Is. The guest OF
honor upon this occasion will be John
Mantel Clapp, who will talk on London
in War Times"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-10
BRADsTREET's TRADE REVIEW
Performance Follows Promise at a
Rapid Rate.

HnnIu hhNes
NEW YORK, Oct. s--Rradstreets to-
morrow will say;
In the economic situation performance
follows promise at rapid pace, and as
untavorable factors are eliminated even
tagging lines are brought IN touch with
the circle OF growing activity Industry
shows notable activity. Shipyards are
working at top speed, steel mills are
producing at a rapid rate blast furnaces
are working at an unparalleled gait,
eight OF the countly's crops are Of rec
ord proportions. this weeks bank clear
ings reached peak point, textile mills
are on full time. woolen mills are busy.
pants making munitions Of war are
overtaxed, flour millers, are pushing pro-
dnctlon on a night and day basis TO take
care OF home and foreign demands, ma
chine tool shops are turning down orders
because Of Inability to make deliveries,
building values for September show a
sharp gain over last year, our retations
to International political affairs are
seemingly more eassuring than at any
time sirice the European war started
and almost everything In the country
optimism Is rife Weekly bank clearings,
81 SGl 657. 600
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-10

CHICAGO, I'LL. Oct. 9.-cATTLE-Re-
eeipts eoo head market steady; native
s67oas9o; cows and heifers. $a2Ods.s5;
HOGS = Receipts 1000 head: market
strong, 5d10c above yesterdays average;
bulk OF sales, s.. i06iS,65; light s. zoos. 70;
mis- ed, F.756S.l5: heavy, 81 .65dlS.6 rough,
N.650I.S5; rigs, s.. 5.26Hf.50
SHEEP AND IlAMBS-Receipts, aO00
head; market weak; wethers. S eO66.65;
lambs, N.o0d9 %.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-10
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Review of Operations on stock ok,
change During the Day

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.--The commanding
position taken yesterday by railways was
increased today, activity in those issues
overshadowing recent speculation In war
stocks and similar specialttes. All
branches of the railway list responded
to better inquiry, one-point advances
embracing transcontinentals, grangers.
trunk lines, coalers and the southern
ture, held back at first, presumably on
profit taking, but forged ahead later, as
did United States Steel, which equaled
Its high price OF recent years at s1A. The
closing was strong. Bonds were strong.
The following quotations ara furnished
by Logan q Bryan, members New Yorl
stock exchange, 915 South Sixteenth
street: OpeninR Cioainn
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-10
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat is Weak and with Receipts
Fairly Heavy Prices Are I'm
changed 10 a Cent Lower.
CORN UP AND IN GOOD DEMAND

OMAHA, October y 1915.
The cash what market was trifIe
weak today and sold unchanged 20 lc
lower. There were sevonty-seven cars OF
this cereal on tho floor but there were
not very many sales reported. The de-
nand Tor wheat was not very good and
wae hardly sufficient 70 take care OF the
Corn was in pretty good demand and
sold kn%c higher. The receipts Of this
cereal were pretty light. and most of the
corn was sold.
The run of oats was also light and the
demand was moderate. Oats sold ian%c
higher.
Rye sold unchanged TO ikc higher, while
barley remained practically unchanged
Clearances were: Wheat and flour equal
TO 800 bushels; corn. 40O0 bushels; oats.
5000 bushels
Liverpool close: Wheat. unchanged.
corn, unchanged
Primary wheat receipts were 1,6l0O00
bushels and shipments 1,792.0oO bushels,
asanist receipts of $4,000 bushels and
shipments OF $4,000 bushels last year.
Urinary corn receipts were nsO0l
bushels and shipments $500 bushels,
against receipts Of 45.OOO bushels and
shipments OF 20.a buahela last year.
Urinary oats receipts were $50 90
bushels and shipments 1921 900 bushels,
against receipts OF l.470,000 bushels and
shipments OF 100000 bushels last year.
CAM or ID frsFtTf ftrfsc
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-10
NeM York Alener Nfnrket.

NEW YORK, Oct. s.--MERcANTII.E
PAPER-ad3a 4 per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE - Sixty day
bills, &4.65; demand. $4.6el5; cables, 81. 6se6.
StLVER-Bar, sic; Mexican dollars.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-10

LIVERPOOL, Oct 9-WHEAT-Spot,
No. / Manitoba. i2s; No. 2 tis lloyd No.
s. iis 10d No. northern nu nth, lis 3D.
No : hard winter. nominal. 12s
CORN spot. American MIXED. new. s.
oFI,oUR-winter patents. ais
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-10

LAREDO, Tex. Oct. 9.-Fourten Mexi-
can Taas0ngens were killed In a passen-
ger train wreck between Saitlllo and San
Luis Potozi, today. caused BY soft tracks
after a heavy rain.