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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-13

4 gold Brick. or the kind sold by
clever swmaIers to easy marks. IS a
product OF highly skilled workman
ship.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-13

Phoenix was built on the ruins 80
city Of mound jewellers. These relies
are frequently found Of this ancient
civilization.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-13
Efficiency Flank in New Religious
Program for America and Her
Missions Meets Enthusiastic
Approval Throughout Three
day Convention at Washington.

The tremendous appeal made 70 the
Ewomeu Of America by war-sTicken
children and by children in need the
world over was illustrated recently nj
Ia conference of church women assem-
lbled ut Washington.
That there would be much more at
ltontlon TO and adequate legislation
concerning the problems Of children
BIAS long been prophesied as a result
lof granting SUFFRAGE 90 women The
Iemphasis placed upon the needs Of the
little folks all over the world by these
representative women, who came 70
Washington from every part Of the
limited States, called together by the
Interchurch World Movement, bore
WITNESS to the fact that American wo-
men are first of all maternal.
The power of women TO mold public
sentiment and, once started, to push
Through the matters closest to their
lconsciences cannot he overestimated
I'm these reconstruction days In mat
tiers al home and overseas what the
women Of this country decide must be
dome will be done not by their efforts
lalone, but by the combined efforts of
their fathers, husbands, brothers and
sons.
Mrs. Wilson Presides.
Answering the call 10 gather In
Washington, arrangements for the con-
ference having been made by com
mittee Of which Mrs Woodrow Wilson
is chairman. the women assembled rep
resented all the Protestant churches
now cooperating in the 1nterehurch
Movement. Among the notable mem
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-01
CONvOCATORIA

Por la presente Sc convoca a
los miembros de la ASOCIA-
CION DE EMPLEADOS DEL
GOBIERNO JNSULAR para Ia
reunion anual que Sc celebrara
ell dfo tres de diciembre a las 8
de la noche en- el Salon de Actas
de la Biblioteca Carnegie, San
Juan.
En- esta reunion Sc nombrari
La nueva Directiva Y Sc biscuit.
ran las cuestiones que han de
ser sometidas a la Legislature
en- beneficio de los Empleados
del Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
Todos los empleados del go
bierno, sean no miembros Gp
la Association, quedan invitados
Luis MachicOte.
Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-01
Drama sangriento registrado en- IA mo-
rada del Almirante aleman s'
Won Scheer !.

! I t,a q .
La villa de Welmar Berlin, del AL
miiante Won Scheer, qlien comandaba
la escuadra alemana Ell la Batalla
de Jutlandia, fue teatro. ALA por los
primeros dfas del mes de octubre, de
uno de los crfmenes mas terribles que
han tenido efecto desde hace muchos
amos en- la capital de Alemania.
La casa del Almirante. que esta 81
tuada en- el Belvedere Alice. uno de los.
sitios mas tranquilos de las cercanfas
de la gran ciudad, es una vivienda
pequena Y de senclla apariencia.
Ell Almirante tiene su estudio en- la.
planta alta Y ell dla mencionado Sc ha-
llaba trabajandO ALI, cuando fu6 sor
prendido por unos gritos detonacio-
mes de revolver que proeedfan de aba
io
Embellishments Sc levant6 ell ilustre
hclnbre, lleno de I'M extra ordinario es-
pfritu, altando la escalera lego has
ia rpiso pr ncipal, hondamente alar-
mado al sentir los ruidos que proce-
dian del s6tano.
ALI. al traslttz, pudieron sus ojos
contempiar una cosa horrible. Su es-
posa Y su hija de Is amos una sirvienta
Y un hombre, yacfan examines en- ell
suelo, aparentemente unos sobre otros.
Ell Almirante, sin darse pllnto de repo.
SO, ptdi0 ,auxilio y procedi0 con algu-
nos vecinos levantar los cuerpos he
rides Y sangrantes.
Pul0 comprobarse qne Ia sirvienta Y
c! deseOnt edo Sc hailahAn completa-
mente muertos.4 Frau Won Scheer, que
tenfa un balazo en- la cabeza, respira-
lta aIin, pero al ser conducida al hos
pital, falleci6 Ell el camino. Fraulein
Won Scheer estd sufriendO de serias he
rldas en- la, region lumbar.
CIaram.nte pudo observance que ell
hOmbre, quien respondfa al nombre de
Karl Biichner habfa sido ell autor del
asesinatO de las tres mujeres, dos de
las cuales encontraron la muerte en-
la refriega. Ell asesino, una vez con-
sumada su Obra, volvi0 el arma homi-
cida contra 81, disparandose un tiro en-
la sien. Cuando los gritos de alarma
sueron escuchados por ell Almirante,
sc observe que otro hombre saltaba
por una yentana de la casa, ddndose
a la fGga sin dilaci6n.
I'm inpenetrable misterio rodea este
drama tragico. La casa del Almiran-
tie es pedue1a Y humilde, como Sc ha
dichc, Y por 10 tanto no es digna de
atraer la atenci6n de ninguna persona
que pudiera ir a atacarla con fienes de
robar algo. FL Almiante mismo esta
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-01

muy lejos de poser a1go que paeda
llamarse de merito. pues no tiene nj
ioyas, nj dinero, hi NADIA de valor. Al
mas sc ha comprobado que nj un solo
objyto ha sido sustrafdo de la morada.
Fl asesino tenfa cJlbierta Ia cara con
III r itelo, V Ell sus bolsillos Sc le en-
contr6( una navajo Y un rollo de papel
Ell blanco Pero eXiste alguna tduda
acerca de su identidad. Unos dicen
que era i'm decorator de paroles, mas
hay la cIeencia de Que Sc trata de un
artista que una vez pinto I'm cuadfo
insrlado setre Ia ;;atalla le Jutlm
dia.
El crfmen ha causado una tremenda
sensaci0n ell Weimar, donde el Almi-
rante Scheer viva una vida silenciosa
V alejado de la sociedad, desde que
Alemania perdi6 la guerra, ,,aunque que
rido de todo ell mundo, por su proceder
correcto, pOr su patriotismo Y el cum
plimiento Gle su deber como ciudadano
de su nueva nacionalidad.
Para mejor conocer este hombre SEN
clio, pero que ocupa un sitio preferen-
te en- Ia historic de la pasada confa-
graci6n mundial. he aquf algunos da-
tos de su biograffa:
FL Almirante Reinhardt Won Seheer
ha sido cOnceptuado como uno de los
estrategas V tacticos mas cOnnotadOs
de la Marina de Guerra alemana. Era
ell comandante de la Gran Flota de los
Altos Mares, que abandon0, pasada Ia
Batalla de Jutlandia, en- mayo 81 de
1916, Ia que, segGn dfceres, 81 culmi-
no en- una derrota parcial para ell enc
migo, Sc debi6 a la p6tencia de el, para
salvar sus buques que estaban pr6xi-
mos a ser envueltos por ell grueso de
la Escuadra inglesa, que a toda prisa
lleg6 Ell los momentOs mas trdgicos del
cOmbate.
scheer era Vicealmirante, grado que
habfa adquirido en- 1913. Habfa sido
anteriormente Jefe Gle Estado Mayor
en- la Gran Flota de los Altos Mares,
Y 'durante dos afies director del De
partamento de Marina. Sucedio al Al
mirante Won Pohl en- el comanSo de la
G4an Flota, en- 1915.
Won Scheer solo sc hallaba en- el co.
mando temporal, Ell mayo de 1916.
cuando Sc decide por su cuenta salir
con sus buques batir la Escuadra
inglesa. Las dos fiotas Sc encontra-
ron entire ell Skagerack el Cabo Riff.
En- la batalla emprendida los ingleses
sufrieron I'm gran reeves, perdiendo con-
siderables unidades, mas que los ale
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-01

names; pero 6stos fueron obligados a
volyer a su escondite, refugidndose de-
tras del radio minado por ellos mis-.
mos. Sinembargo, hay quienes Green
que esta victoria corresponds a la es-
cuadra alemana, 10 cual no podra ser
medido con entera exactitud hasta pa
sados algunos amos mas, EN- que esta
Iaguerra Sc discuta con toda In calma
ajena a los prejuicios~ que resultarfan
en- estos momentos en- que alin estan
los animos exaltados las simpatfas
atin Sc inclinan por elyencido o por el
Yencedor.
Won Scheer siempre abrig0 un gran
optimismo soble los resultados de la
campaha submarine. En- septiembre
de 1918 eXclamaba en- un discurso pro-
4nunciado su pueblo: "Yo no dudo
por nm momento que Inglaterra ten
dra que caer a nuestras plantas 81
podemos resistir un afio mas. Pero
como Sc precipit0 ell armisticiO, ell Al
mirante. que todavfa Sc hallaba al fren
te del Almirantazgo, fenunci6 su car
go en- enero de 1919 En- la lista de
los snpuestos criminales, preparada
por los Aliados para ser iuzgados por,
ellos, aparece ell nombre de Won Scheer
en- primer lugar.
Aunque va Sc supone que este plan
ha sidO desechado por los pOderes de
Europa v America, que tomaron parte
en- la guerra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-01
Olga Senior -.
Fiiese en- este:

ST usted tiene interes en- anunciar
alguna cOsa y quiere estar SECURE de
que su reclamO Sc va leer en- mu-
chas parties, a un mismo tempo, y
sObre todO, ALI DONDE A listed
LIE CONVENE QUE Sc LEA, or
dene sus anunciOs, grandes, regulares
pequefiOs Ell IMPARCIAI..
Esta bien acreditada publication va
a tOdOs los sitiOs de la Isla, buena
hOra, perO sobre tOdo, ell anunciante
Observara en- seguida que sus avisOs
VAN SIEMPRE A DONDE Ell
QUIERE QUE VAYAN Y, Sc
LEAN, que es 10 esencial. Adyt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-01
Sc GRATIFICARA

AEque cOnsiga en- San Juan San.
turce una habitaci6n con sala, dOrmi-
torio y cocina, y 10 avise P. NJ, TIE.
efOnO 9O9. Apartado 346. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-01

TELARES para bOrdar, re.
dOndOs y cuadrados, todos los
tamafios. Desde $1.O0 en- ade-
lante.-GOnzalez Padin Co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-01
BANos DE COAMO

Hotel alberto tOdO ell afO. Servicio
esmeradO. TratO esquisito. Banos
termo-sulfurosOs. I'd. y su familia
pueden pasar una temporada agrada-
BILE, encontrando~ Las comOdidades que
deseen. Precios cOnvenientes. No
divide que son los .renombrados Ba-
nos de COamO. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-01

RAFIA natural blanca en- pc
quotes no memories de media Ii
bra en- adelante a so cts. libra;
de cOlores en- paquetes de u IL
bra a 20 cts. paquete.-Gonzalez
Padfn Co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-01

81 VA I'D. A CASARSE, , sus es-
scasOs recursos no lie permiten CONF
prar muebIes. caros. pase por la Gale
del Cristo No! %, donde encontraTd
unos en- magnffco estado, con seis
meses de usO, que Sc le venderan pOF
POGO precio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-01
HARINA

Para la siembra de tabaco. Venden
a preciO limitadO.
Sucrs. de Perez HermanOs.
Marina. San Juan. P. R.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-01

TIENE I'd. alguna difcultad On ia
mfquina de sumar que usa? Dessche
lay sOmpre una Federal Visible que
ella mkquina de los hombres de ne
geeiO.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-01

MAQUINAs DE COSER.-La "Na-
tiOnal' es la mejOr, la mas eIegante y
la mas barata, tenemOs la Inca COM
pleta y damOs serviciO eficiente. Con-
zalez Padin Co. Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-18
Wraps and Coats
Wraps and Coats Have Never
Been So Reasonable

Soft, woolly fabrics of marvella, duvetyn,
peachbloom, cordova cloth, veldyne, and
velours in colors that blend well into the
winter landscape, are found in n widely
varied collection and reasonably priced. No
woman needing a winter coat can afford to
overlook this opportunity A number Of at
tractive junior styles are included An over
loaded manufacturers stock bought at so
cents on the dollar allows us to sell them out
at just half the prevailing prices now.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-18

It's quite an easy matter to add anothe
dress to your wardrobe, as this offering
gives you the benefit Of unusually low
prices. Both tailored and plated models
are included in such fine materials as We
lour, tricotine, satin and chiffon velvet
In all popular colors and novelty patterns
These, too, were purchased at great con
cession, enabling us to sell them at the re
markably low prices Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-18

Plush coat time has come; cold weather
is on the job now and every woman
needs a nice warm plush coat. Our
eastern jobber was anxious to unload
his entire stock Of Silk Plush Coats at
less than half price-and here they are.
Beautiful fur trimmed models in the
popular 36-inch length at the ridicu-
lously low price of
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-12

q ] ..e m two Aays I'M II
n -..- !. 49,, v.,..s
H. IN u.s. .-e =
~ nas tomo1fow .Ao on-
~ 6aopeIn twlnsssscuOn
sis - arranged for the purpose
n ssl.e an tho postponed game
!. Ill. :..-.-......r ~. MonA.x
H. NJ A. 49, 80
n III y l's'eo = sucn VI w
1Bh for Rock Island.
Il - frst xame each day will
y; ;,S'S1 \ a:i6 o'clock, which should
:5isS. a. IL conclusion OF the Sec
sssS e0niaet about 6 o'clock. Of
.;sis n ~ Rock Island Fans A.
sss;1r1ioa are confident that local
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-12
CPORTING JAZ7
~ BY BRUCE COPELAND
BIZ BRUCE COPELAND

A New York city delegate told
about burglars breaking into En-
rico Caruso's villa and stealing
some Of his high notes.
v. Blasco Ibaneg is covering the
convention for . New York daily,
He might be able to throw q little
Light % the -Four DARK Horse.
men Of the Apocalypse.S
The SUITS make o. K. sergeants.
alarms. They keep 'em all around
you.
STUFF STRATEGY.
-
Though all the polidcians'
friends
MAY hold convention tick.
cts,
Outside the Col. their interest
In leaning ON the plckets.
That's pretty tough about Mayor
Thompson quitting over Lowden,
Now the Gov. will have to find
someone else to walk with him in
parades.
Boss Penrose must have antici-
pated dark horses sPick . win.
ner," he tipped the party.
Delegates buzz that the reason
they turned down Labor's demands
was because they contained very
little labor.
It was tough sleeping last night
for several delegates who Topped
On Wood.
Johnson's expenses are few. but
he can Borah.
You TELL EN-, GOLDFISH;
YOU'VE BEEN AROUND THE
GLOBE!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-12
lyndon HAPPY
II defeat OF
lOB GARDNER


Mln, June 1z.-Cyril Tollsy's
N6ay over Robert Gardner Of
- for the British amateur
~ saampionship yesterday 10 re-
+qpo with natural qualification
n Aadon newspapers. but there
~ 0tr1yaglnt note Of triumph
~ comments. Full credit II
- eArdner's akil1 and pluck, and
so1ll1nal betrayAls Of nervousness
Z UNREAL moments have been not
- tmpartially In Tolley's case
~ that Of tbs American.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-12
SALLEE OUT OF
GAME DAYS.;
RESIN ON BALL

RY HKNRY LFARRRLL,


BIZ HENRY i. FARRELL,
fryrttad prn.s STAR r,orrasnondanfA
Nev York. June 11-Doctor Slim
c.,,.. -. 49,, ~. .h,..,. a.~n
s's'e - A .11' '' "-
lo1 ~ uess'
CHARGED with mal-pfactice in the
treatment ~ tho halI tbe vefaran
....x -. Cs-.... n.,.
soo.nps" VI ene oincan"u Assus
Was I'm Out " nv Juice On 'ne
mound yesterday by Umpire Harrt-
son.
n. /. -. nr.+ v,r,,,, ~ IN. ,av
pitcnins fuies AGAINST winch Nc ms
been the leading kicker.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-12
101S WIN THREE
n ROW, DUMMIES
DOING SERVING

1elf6 Hauts. June 1s.-Tsrre
10 made It three in . row yes
BY winning tho opening
n! q tho series from Cedar Rap
70 !. The locals punched
Aite IN four different innings
ush markers. The visitors'
ally was tho result Of two
~ eetive doubles in the eighth.
s = 1lfehsd steady ball for Tsrrc
ulltA Score:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-12

judging from the waistlines Of
some Of TIE candidates, they must
b running for their health.
The party decided to leave the dry
plank out Of the platform. This
does not necessarily infer that all
the others are wet.
WOOD USED TO BE GOVERNOR
GENERAL OF CUBA. TEN TO
ONE HE WISHES HE WERE NOW.
Many are Impressed with . can
didatsis sincerity, after hearing him
speak, and agree with WHIST b says
himself
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-12

Tra1i blazers OF ye Olden Gays are
few and far between. At this day
and date of the world, seldom is the
opportunity offered for . heart-to-
heart talk with . man who endured
the hardships and made the neces-
sary light to build mp IN empire IN
tho golden west, which We today
nnd prosperous. progressive and
densely populated.
Lou Eschsl Of Butte, Montana,
trapper. hunter, scout. guide, stage
coach driver and pony express
rider, was . western frontier his
tory builder, both during and since
the days whom II was . fight to sub
due the noble rcd man, who then
trayersed the woods and prairies In
pursuit OF the pale face and other
large game. On 2 recent visit Ia
Butte: Montana, / met and had q
hsart-to-heart visit with Eschel on
past and present game conditions.
His authentic recttals on personal
experiences and observation oi
large game habits were Of especial
interest.
During tho winter Of 1856 and
1887 tho weather was bitter cold
with IN unusual fall Of snow. Es-
chel, with two trapping compan-
ions. Dick and Wick Smith,. were
camped ON the hank Of Hell-Roar-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-12

Evansville at Rockford.
Cedar Rapids ; Bloomin3AoA
(open.)
For I'VE innings Bill oNell tN1g1-
Cd q beautiful brand Of basshaalat
Douglas park yesterday afternoon
and then the Boomers took to his
southpaw offerings with utter ahan-
don and at the conclusion Of nina
innings Of slow pastimtng the sis-
itors had y 10 to 2 advantage.
Bloomington scored all Of its runs
In the last four innings. Previous
to the sixth the islanders had led
by one run and O'Neill had been
20 sttngy with his hits that KELLER
man was the only Bloomer Who
had arrived safely at FIRST by means
of Q base knock. In fact O'N6fll
appeared to be In such excellent
trim that the lone tally chalked ~
for the Islanders looked mie6ty
large and handsome.
But in the sixth the Bloomprs
solved Bfll's battling array Of 1A6
and slammed the bah for di1ekht
territory. Three doubles. an eFror
and two singles served up four rama
against the Islanders. With RD-
mines going 1t his best this cat1s-
trophe Was large enough but the
league leaders were mot content and
IN succeeding innings continued 70
get runners around the cushionA
The game WAS . slow, drawn OFT
affair. Twas ever thus with Mooeo
Romine doing the slabbing for the
visiting club. The Bloomer ace
takes plenty Of time on the mound
and this in no small measure goea
the other team on An anxious odee.
Il required two hours and fifteen
minutes to complete the matineo ~
traction. 8
The Islanders got one hit In ~
second inning and Il produced :
run. Mcclure was hit BY . pitched
ball, the sphere bouncing OF hls
head. It never faxed him. Two
were down and he stole second
neatly. Gallegos cut . fuzzy one
down towards first base. Romine
attempted 70 uei0 INC Oeai Uus 10
twist pulled It ont OF Ms pam.
Snyder forgot to cover homo and
Mcclure came all the way in from
second on the bingle. That was Ill
the scoring the islanders did until
the ninth. and then . run more or
less didn't mean anything.
Bloomington's big inning was the
sixth. Romine started It with Z
double to the right field fence. Kel-
herman went out to Benson but
Coltrin singled to LETT field and H0-
mine scored. The ball rolled
through Miller and Coltrin reached
second. Thompson doubled to cen.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-12
tsY sARsrp WIRE,

Coliseum. Chicago, June 1.-THE
bird who said s"Therell Be q Hot
Time In the Old Town Tonight"
ought to be entered a. dark horse.
Old-dmers at the convention don't
mind the heat This year, for 4
cAAAge they can't get stewed.
Yesterday the Coliseum was I'LL
ed with boxing atmosphere Each
nominee had about I'VE seconds.
There arc . lot Of hot dogs amon1
The SUITS. When . bevy Of them
passed . fruit stand, even the CO.
eoaauts fell for them.
IT MUST BE L TO BE A HUS-
BAND OF A WOMAN DELEGATE
AT-LARGE.
It Is well that linen, not rubber
is worn around the neck. There
would be . confagration when
some of the delegates get hot under
the collar.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10

MARKETS
New York Ste cka

NEW YORK. Dec. 1O.-Reaction-
airy tendencies wero uppermost In the
stock market during the early and in
termcdiate periods OF todny's session
but much Of the loss was recovered
at the active close. Sales approximate
ed l,iO0 900 shares. The closing was
sfpudN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10

FOR SALE-Five room single bunga.
lows two porchesi hardwood floors;
nice shade trees. concrete aidewalka
This .rcsidence u located IN the Fourth
Ward, near tho Pnblic School and can
be handled With a cash payment o.
$1,000. Bt quick.
KELLY
as West Gold. Phone 46T.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10

advantage In the wheat market today
owing chiefly TO reports on unfavor-
able economic and financial condl-
lions. Predictions were also current
on a 90 per cent Increase Of whqnt
receipts In Kansas within the next
fortnight. Opening prices which
ranged from ~ to 3A cents lower.
with December Si.sa TO ti.6B and
March St.Gi to s1,62. were followed
by n decided additional setback.
Corn was sold heavily by the prln-
cipal commission houses. After
opening X cent TO ~ cents lower.
including May at 7fh 10 10 cents. the
market continued sharply down
grade.
Oats declined with other cereals,
starting y to \ al n on, May
5th TO SIS cents and suffering "a
further drop,
Lower quotations on hogs pulled
down provisions.
Considerable attention was given to
. statement from the federal reserve
bank Of Chicago Indicating that
liquidation Of loans on the part OF
tho country banks vas Imperative.
The market closed heavy. 5A to 80
cents net lower. with December
St.6OH to S1.6i and March Sf.51A
to st.5S.
Country offerings TO arrival were
larger. from Nebraska in particular.
Tho close was weak. So to its cents
ne, lower. with MAJ. Th 10 7tA
cents.
Close:
wheat-December. si.soa; March.
Si.57H.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK. Dec. iO.-Cotton flu
tires closed very steady; Dee. si5.6S;
Jan, Si5.S3. March, Si5.95; May.
Sl6.l2 July. si6.ls.
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KANSAS CITY. Dec. i0.-Eggs,
firsts. lie lower, 6Sc; seconds un-
changed, 57c.
Butter unchanged; creamery. 5sci
packing, 19c.
Poultry. unchanged, hens. $50 22c;
ROSTERS. rs a zoe; springs. sac; tur-
keys. 36c.
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Produce

CHICAGO Dec. 10.-Buttcr un-
settled: creamery. 80 fsc.
Eggs lower; receipts, 1,bTS cnses.
nrsts. T2a74c. ordinary flrsts, ego
GGc; At mark. cases Included, ESQ
Tic: refrigerator firsts. $50 SIC.
Poultry, alive unchanged.
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Money Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 1O.-Primc
mercantile paper unchanged. ex-
change steady; sterling demand,
gao = cables, 24sh.
New York exchange ~ Montreal.
10 9-i6 per cent discount.
Time loans firm; unchanged.
Call money unchanged.
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