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Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-26

BUFFALO, n. Y, Dec. 26,--One
man was killed and woman over,
come in the blizzard which ragged
over western New York on Christ
mas day.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-26
Holiday Marked
With Tragedies
In Many Places
By United Press Leased Wire

SEATTLE, Dee. 26.--Fredefick
Besselman, prominent Seattle 5usi-
ness man, killed himself with Il re-
volver in his room here last night.
Ill health is given as the cause.
4 small Christmas party vas in
\ small Christmas parry was i'll
progress at the, home when Bessel-
man went into an upstairs bedroom
and fired one shot through his
brain. Surviving are his widow, Il
brother and sister i'll Los Angeles,
and mother-in-law here.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. DO
"Please go away and let me die in
pace" Mrs. Madge Baker, said
to be of Santa Barbara, impiored
physicians today as they worked to
save her from the effects of poison
she took last night.
Mrs Baker was found wandering
Oh the streets in IL daze. She was
expensively dressed and seemed well
supplied with funds.
NEW YORK, Dee 2G.-"hree
deaths from poisonous liquor was
the toll of this city's fifth pronibi-
tion Christmas. Four of % other
victims III hospitals, including one
woman, may die. The death list
last Christmas also was three.
Total dead from bad liquor for
the current month is 81.
LOS ANGELES, Dee. 26.-Death
poured from poison liquor bottle
today claimed G. G. Clark, found
writing in agony on a sidewalk in
the Boyle Heights section. He
died soon after he reached the Re
ceiying hospital
BUFFALO, n. Y, Dec. 26,--One
man was killed and II woman over
come in the blizzard which ragged
over western New York ON Christ
mas day.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11
NV DNFHTT~FHENIs
Chlorine Gas
Heals Sore Gums

The reports of the L. :. army sur.
geons on the curative value of
Chlorine Gas In certain diseases read
like modern miracles. Out OF over a
thousand mixed cases 20 per cent
cures are reported.
II Is gratifying TO find that
Chlorine Gas Is now available to any
person In his home. The gas IS COM
bined with other valuable healing
agents In a liquid form and has been
named Jo-Nex.
Most important of all, II has been
found that this new product. Jo.Vex,
stops the treacherous gum disease
known as Pyorrhea. which is usually
accompanied by sore and bleeding
gums. loose teeth. etc, and which re-
suits in broken health and false teeth
unless mastered.
Druggists are ordering Jo.Vex for
local distribution. sherman n Nc
connell have just received fresh ship
ments direct from the laboratory. II
your druggists supply Is exhausted
The Jo.Nex Chemical Co.. Akron.
Ohio. viii send YOU a full size bottle
with complete instructions upon re-
CENT OF 81 90.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11
Reaction Brings
Out Heavy Volume
of Stock Selling
Second Shakeup Within Week
Expected to Be Followed :
by More Evenly Bal
anced Market.

New York Dec 10.--For the first time
since the election there was an extended
reaction today in the stock market. The
few recessions within the last 80 or 40
days have been trivial and with them
the market has turned dur Ihe re,
character. 1t brought out a heavy volume
OF selling.
the day. Call money was MP TO per
cent and there was considerable calling of
loans. There also was report that the
Federal Reserve board was considering an
Sdyance in rediscount rates.
General informa tion was of the rul-
ing bulish character aud when the
United States steel report of untitled tom
mage was Issued showing an increase of
506.699 tons In the last month il was
supposed this fine statement would have
good effect rketwise. 1nstesd the
market seemed to weaken because the
good news was out. Steel itself broke
sharply.
Following the decline in steel there ap-
peared to be some confident short SELL
ing. Steel is considered the key stock of
the. list and when 1t shows weakness
traders believe they are safe In following
1t required courage to sell short a week
ago but It was different today after the
market had indicated 1t had been under
Nearly every group sold off In some
instances the declines were of proportions
that suggested hasty liquidation.
Toward the close there was a partial
recovery principally due to covering by
the shorts.
This was the second shakeup the mar
ket has had within week. For the
first time in more than a month there
an increase of activity the de-
cline. This. in the judgment of market
observers. would indicate that from now
on the market will be more evenly bal
anced. will know more OF reaction to
sharp advances.
Transactions were again In excess Of
1000 600 shares.
Foreign exchange was lower.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11
Omaha Grain

Dec. 10.
Cash wheat sold on tn. tables today
in the futures Receipts were lighter
than for some time. only II cars re
ported in. and there was not much OF
= Corn sold from 1isc to &c higher with
Z fair demand. Receipts we're 10 cars.
Oats sold hc to 1c higher hece'p's
rye and barley was quoted nominaiiy
~ Omaha Gsrlcs Sales.
No. ? hard: car. t1.6s. car. s1S4:
'Ais; No s'' hard: / car. s1.521a; 1 car.
No No. ! spring: ccss car st.S7h.
sc: sc: SaIs SssaiIss; s. 2 Ga sats; e, s,,is, 80.
No. mixed; cars S.lf.
No. white; pYF; esE; Ssssc.
Daily inspection of Grain Received.
cars No. 3, car No 4. l car sample.
Mixed: l car No. /, / car NO. 2. l
Spring: / car No. 2.
Durum l car No. :.
Total, "a cars.
yellow: / car No. l, cars No; = :
l car No. D.
White: 1 car No. I. 6 cars No. !.
Mixed: cars No. ?. l car No. q.
Total, rs cars.
OATS.
White: car No. 2, cars No. 3, l
car No. 4, sample.
Total, cars.
RYE.
car No. l.
Total, l car.
BARLEY.
/ car No. 2.
Total, 1 car.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. Dec I6-(united states De-
psrtment OF Agriculture )-Catfle-Re-
ceipts. u. 900 head weighty fed steers Ia
very liberal supply: little done; few bids
ling and desirable heavyweight scarce;
fully steady best yearings held around
t245e; few choice kind offered. ti1-b06 q
1880 KIND predominated among better
grades. largely steer run. proportion led
bullocks averaging LOO upward probably
averages sio.ss early: bulk fed steers OF
quality and condition TO sell at fT.15m ~
$50. she stock about steady. bulls steady
to strong. most veaiers to packers. ~ Ou
$50: outsiders upward 10 $1,000; country
demand stockers and feeders dull: kind
suitable for further finish IN fresh re.
ceipts scarce; steady 10 weak: most
bologna bulls sa.75a400;' weighty Kind
f410Us15. and better. strongweight can.
ners early. s2.75; light kind. 1855 and
Hogs-Reeeipts. 40. 900 hend: fairly ne-
tive. sseady to 10c higher; weighty
butchers show most advance: active de
mand: top. $3.50: bulk good and choice
225 to s25-pound butchers, ss.sons so,
17o to 210-pound weight largely 1915 Y
t7.0o0775; bulk packing sows. S.ss % %
9t5 majority strong~elght slaesntsi
pigs So soO0f s. so: heavyweight hogs. " 90
1880: medium, ts.ssmsy0; light. " sofI
$50: light-iight, ss.00us40; packing
hogs smooth is.oons2o: packing. hoss Z,
rough, n.sogsoo. slaughter pigs '''eV"
sheep and I.ambs--Recsipts, 1900
head: TAT lambs strong. bulk fat natives
and fed westerns. sib.soI1b1b. iop'
$1,000: choice Montanaa 1880. no CUP.
pers sold fat sheep and feeding lambs
s7s: bulk feeding lambs. sitbcu le.zS'
best held higher.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11
COMMON COLDS ARE
NATURES WARNING,
If needed in time may be
checked before serious
< illness sets in
;ROKOL BRINGS
- INSTANT RELIEF

The next time you have a cough or
old. go to your nearest druggist and
,uy a bottle of Kurokol. the new
preparation that is proving so ef-
fectNe in breaking up coughs and
colds. Take one teaspoonful. Re-
peat the dose in one or two hours,
and syou will be surprised and de-
lighted at the result.
The very first dose almost invaria-
bly, stops the tendency to sneeze and
cough, and the second or third dose Is
usually sufficient to arrest the prog
ress OF the severest cold.
Common Colds and Coughs are
advance signals of serious trouble
that can be checked If Kurokol IL
taken. Kurokol IL made and recon-
mended by tho manufacturers OF
TANI.AC.
For sale by ali good druggists.--Ad-
yertisement.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11

Kansas city. Mo. Dec. lo.- unlteo
tle~-Receipts. IL. 900 head. calves; re-
ceipts 260o head: market slow better
grades and fed steers and yearlinks
steady; others drassy, about steady with
weeks decline: top prime yearlinss
sii 90. mixed yearling steers and year
lnss siso s.neral gsaIssSS plain; d,b,; sqIn Sll
fng classes steady: bulk butcher cows
and heifers. sa.2babse; cannsr. and ena. na
ters $4,000 90: practical veal top, ts.ovi
bologna bulls. t2.7bWs.5o; rtockers sna
feeder steers duh. weak to lbo lowei
mostly tB0Dmg7b: stock cows. heifers
and calves duh. about steady
Hogs-Heceipts. ~ VoV head marhe,'
early GALES to shippers around steady. TOP
.seS; bulk Of sales. " soome.so; es,,y dss'r,
abie 200 10 275-pound averaFes mostly
81 2sqbab0. packers talking loc lover on
better grades; llghtweighlr duil psesins,
sowr tss5nq.10; stock pigs dull anu
lower: few sales tb.b0ab.Ib.
sheep-Receipts s;Oeo head msrnss' ,e,s
ii5.i5; other fed lots and better grace
natives. tvso@iS;oe: slippe.s x.a ,,pc e. 90
ds5o feeding lambs. tit7bqlb.oo.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11

Enst 81 LoulH, Dec. IV.-IIoF -. .
ceiptr $4,000 head, active and strong
ton So 90. hulk 200 pounds and up, ~ 90
10 To- $50 pounds. tsooasss; re %
40 pounds, tf50Qs.E0, bulk pigs iaO
pounds and down, tb.opWIoV, pschs'
cattle Receipts. 10000 head; beef
steers about steady. quality mostly me-
tinra beef cows and bulls steady, medium
heifera lac 10 abo lower; Gamers strong
10 1su higher, top Hnaiars, tp.ib; buiN'
1850. heifers largely 400 Usoo. cow,
s7bOd,tbOi Gamers ss.ebGs.SS. bulls
a. OOm36n
sheep and Lambs Receipts. ta.non
head. steady go strong. top wool lambs.
1880 bulk. si62bm ia.Soi culis 'ii0o.
best clipped intnhs tt21s. top Hllnp
ewes ss.ap. bulk iaht ewes " hnaf %
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11

New York Dee. i0-The raw sugar
market was easy today owing TO eontinu-
Ell liberal new crop offertng. oin tuesn
.lutv paid while new crop for late De-
carnber or eariv January arrival was
available at 5.53e.
Further weakness developed IN raw
sugar futures due to continued nduida-
flon and hedge selling Drompted by the
liberal new crop offerings. Final prices
were at bottom and to le points net
lower: with March. May and July selling
al new low records for the season. De-
cembsr closed. 3sIc: March. 2.sic. May.
!. asc. July. lose
Refined sugar was unsettled by freer
offerfnes OF raw sugar. but prices were
unchanged al 7.i5 to 7.Gec for fns
granuiated.
Refined futures were nominal.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11

Chicago, Dec 10.-The butter market
continued easy, with trading quiet. Buy
ers were making a few inquiries. but were
critical as to quality and operated close
ers but were unwilling TO offer conces-
sions The centralized car market was
easy at lower prices. with demand and
movement slow.
Fresh butter: % score. 41c; 81 score,
4oc: 30 score. 5ec: SO score. 3bizc; ~
score. 3iac; 81 score, sac; se score, 32c;
Centralized carlots. 30 score, 3sc; b
score, 36h hc; ss score. .34c.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11
Omaha Livestock

Cattle-Receipts. 5000 head. Fat cat
tie market was very dull and decidedly
lower Wednesday. opening bids and sales
being 15@25c under Tuesdays levels.
ticularly attractive but the demand was
lacking and undertone to the market
very bearish throughout. Good to choice
handyweight steers and yearlings sold
around s100o@11.00, or possibly better,
but the general run of shortfed steers
and cows 1t was u DULY and unevenly
lower trade all day. Business in stocl<ers
With bids lower on practically everything
In this line.
> Quotations on cattle: Choice to prime
yearlings. s12.00q13.50; good to choice
yearlings. s1o.5o@l175: fair TO good year
lings. $s.50Q1o.25; common to fair year
lings s. 00@6.5o: choice prime heavy
beeves, $3.50 1915; good choice heavy
beeves. 1886 $50; fair to good beeves
S25qs.25 common 10 fair beeves, S6.25
N725; good prime longfed hefers, IS.
Q1050; fair TO good fed heifers $1,000
500; common to fair heifers, S45oQ6.eo; ;
fair to good fed COWS. s4,4o@5.5o; com
ners s2.5oQ2.s0; cutters. sS.o0@S.4o;
veal calves. ss.O0d10.00; heavy and me-
dium calves $3.00Gr7.00; beef and butcher
bulls. s5.7b06.00; native bologna bulls,
$S.00G3.50 good to choice feeders, $3.50
$3.50; fair to good feeders. s5.7596.so;
to choice stockers, fs.75@7.so: fair to
good stockers s5.7546.75: common tc fair
stockers. s45005.50; trashy stockers.
s3.5O04.50: stock hefers. $3.50$6.00; /;
stock cows. s2.75Q3.50; stock calves. $500
m7.O0; common to good grass beeves,
grass cows. ss.oo@5.25; range bulls $3.50
n325.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11

New York. Dec. 1o-wheat-spot: firm
No. l dark northern spring. c. r Ne@
winter T. o. h. lake and rail. VI =
No mixed durnn. do. fi.7e. No. l Man
itoba. do IN bond. 81 ssis.
corn-Spot. steady; No. yellow. 9 1.
2 track New York. al rail. sl.42 =
No. mixed. DO ti.tlas
oats-spot steady. No. white. esis g
SIC
Feed-Firm: western bran. f0e-pound
sacks. s2s. 30 O. 400.
Lard-Easy. middle west. $3.50 q ls 20.
Tallow-Firm, special loose. lohci
extra. I0Lc.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11
Cars. open. High. / Low. Close


cattle-Receipts, $500 head: market
steady; native beef steers. ,s.7sqit-9e:
yeariing steers and heifers. t3;5o q i75;
cows. s350n6.25; stockers and feeders.
and cutters, s2.ooas.5o.
Receipts. $4,000. head; market
steady to strong; mixed and butchers.
ssI0ms.75 good hesvies. se.70desb:
roughs ss754s.sO; lights. ts.2bVsoo'
pigs, sG90ns.00: bulk. ss.9ons.I5.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 500 head {;
market steady: mutton ewes, t5.0OMsb0, 7,
lambs. s13.00m15.5o; Gamers and cnop-
uerr ~ 90 n s 90.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11
Minneapolis Cash Grain.

Cash 1"sapi' No' / northern, sls2h a1.ssM.: No.
dark northern spring, choice TO fancy.
i71M; ordinary to good. 1852 = % ;65l
No hard spring. si.ssh q 1;s4.; No; 4
dark hard Montana, on track $l;es 4 "
cember, $3.50; new December, sl.eo% +;
May s1.63%. -
corn-No. 3 yellow, 81. 1.20d123%.
Oats-No. white, SAN q 54ssc.
RyeENo. 2. s12s% @1soG.
Flax-No l. s2.41lz 42.s1 u.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11

New York, Dec. 10.--Butter--Easy; re-
ceipts, 7.4s3 tvbs.
Eggs-Flrm. receipts. s,9f1 cases; fresh
gat hered extra firsts. 60fps2c. fresh
gathered firsts. J4g5ec; fresh gathered
seoondc. 47Q 52e. nearby hennery browns.
extras C7M75c; Pacific coast whites.
extras. 6fm67c; Pacific coast wblts firsts
10 extra frsts. bsUS3izc.
cheese-Firm. Receipts. 1fbs07 pounds.
State. whole milk. flats. held. fancy to
fancy specials. 23is " 24c: state. whole
milk. flats held, average run. 22W23c.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11
New York Bonds

Selling pressure today increased against
n variety of railroad issues which re-
Gently had been yielding to profit tak-
ing. st Paul. Seaboard. Frisco. Chicago
Great Western, Baltimore x Ohio and
Southern railway liens all worked lower
Chesapeake q Ohio convertible 5s. how
ever. We're fayorably affected by the
strength of the roads shares. Louisville
4 Nashville 5s gained a point
Liberty bonds reacted further on the
stiffening of money rates. Foreign bonds
also were shaded fractionally, losses be-
ing recorded by Copenhagen 5hs, Swiss
5As. and Dutch East indies 5 ies.
Offering of s10.o0o,000 Greek loan Is
expected here next week The successful
flotation of the London portion of the
load led 10 renewal of negotiations for the
sale of dollar bonds in this market
other bond issues scheduled for early Of
fering include 81, ,000.000 Murray Body co.
las. and several issues OF s1,0Oo.0oo to
So 600 900 by Public Utility companies.
United states Bonds.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11
New York Metals

New York. Dec. 10-Copper-FIrm
electrolytic spot and futures, 14Ic.
Tm-Easy: spot and futures, $1,000.
fron-Firin; No. 1 northern, 23.5om
25.oec;. No. 2 northern, 22.5092s.50c; No.
= southern, 10000
Lead-stesdy; spot. s75aso0c.
Zine-Firm East st. Louis. spot, 7.10c;
futures 710G712
Antimony-Spot 1437c
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11

New YORK. Dec. 1U|--COtton Ko0us MAJ
ket. we're Guiet with prices holding fairly
steady Yarns were quiet. Raw silk ma
kets firmer al unchanged prices.
New limos Of wool blankets are being
will be opened for the cutting trades
next week Knit goods are IN fair de-
mana with fan lines for next year at
tracting most attention. Fancy hosiery
continues In steady demand.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11

Bostor Dee 1o.@TradinK on the wool
market continues about the sans as fot
the last few da.s Prices are strong In all
iinns. Lower grades In particular are
showing very good business.
sales have been recorded IN South
American lines from quarter blood down
MopieYidio - 10 90 also have sold for
about 1Sc. Grease basis In bond.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11

savannah. Ga. Dec. l0.-furpentIne,
steady 7si4r. sales. none. receipts. ~
bills shipments. l,l37 bblH. stock. 1897
bhi-
Rosn. firm: sales. s0i casks; receipts
f.bae casks. shipments. 1000 casks: stock.
sT.gss casks
Quote, IA to II $40. I. t65e; X
sGso: NJ tess, " 1855. wG. sT.s6.
WV, - so. y. s.fa.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11
Kansas city Cash Grain.

Kansas City Dec. 1o.--whest-No.
hard. s1.5sal.ss: No. 2 red, s1.ss@1.7l
December. SISSY. bid; May. H.s7A
split bid: July. s1.39%. bid.
Corn-No white. s1.17: No. 2 vel
low s1.1s@T1sh: No: yellow. s1.l7 q
1.17h: No. = mixed. s1.16A ign: De
cember. t116%: May, s1.21A @1.2lA
split bid. July. s1.22%
Hay-Cnchanged
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11
Chicago Spot Market.

Chicago, Dec. 1o.-Butter-Receipts.
5522 tubs; last year. $3.50 tubs; IS old
cars 4 new cars; extras, 41c: standards.
3siac; extra firsts. s3@4oc: firsts. sta
%s31zc; es scors. 3s%c; IS score, Sac;
Eggs-Receipts. 1888 cases; last year.
33I4 cases: l old car; no new; firsts.
4sD5sc; dirts 33d34c; ehex. 81 70 32e'
refrigerator extras. 36 Il @37c; refrigerator
firsts 35435 &c
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11
Chicago Cash Grain.

Chlcago. Dec 10-Wheat-No. red
s174, No. hard. $1631.
Corn--No. mixed, s1.26: No. yell
oatsENo. white. s1as1hc: No. .
white. 5sq5ahc.
Rye--No. 3. s1.35.
Barley--81 a csc.
Timothy Seed--s5.75m7oo
Glover seed--s24754 $500.
Iard-s1s20.
Ribs-sl462
n.tif
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11
Chicago Produce

Chicago, Dec. ]. Butter Lower
creamery extras, Ale; standards. aehc:
extra firsts, 80 a 40c: firsts. 341a "a 35izc;
seconds. 81 n 33c: eggs unsettled: receipts.
] 338 cases: flrsts, 400 sec: ordinary firsts
s5Y4oc; refrigerator extras. 36h @37ci
firstA 55@35hc.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11
Chicago Potatoe.

Chicago, Dec. 10. - Potatoes-Eariy
morning trading SLOW market about
steady: receipts. So cars; total United
states shipments. 551 cars; Wisconsin
and Minnesota sacked round whites soc a.
$l.0p ~one car Wisconsin sacked round
whites ordinary condition. s5c: Minnesota
sacked Red River ohios. few sales. s1.150
1.20.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11

SHEEP anH 1Iafn nDS-ffNceIIfs, T,UUU head.
Todays moderate run of fat lambs met
with another fairly broad demand and
the market ruled steady TO strong with
Tuesday. Feeders were scarce and clear
ed at strong, figures while aged, sheep
held around firm levels.
Quotations sheep and lambs: Lambs
good to choice. sl4.50@15.35; lambs, fair
to good. {1S.25@14.25: feeding lambs.
s1S.504 1870; wethers. s7.2bq10.00; year.
,ingc 1000 q i2.15; clipped lambs. fed.
tl2.00 n12.75; fat ewes. s6.00qs.50.
FAT LAMBS.
lsu os ............... ....i...........1t SO
10 leu % 10 %
FAT EWES.
of-Aif ........s. W
Receipts and disposition % livestock at
the Union stockyards Omaha Neb.. for
"a hours ending az , p. M December 10:
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11

London. Dec ln.4Bnr silver az l-1G
pence Der ounce Money ~ per cent pis-
cont; three months bills. 5% u9 il-iG per
cent.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11

Nsw York. Dec. 10.--Cotton futures
Closed steady; December, s22;72922.72c;
January. 22.sl p22s3c; March. 25.20@
23 s1c; May. 23.554 2s5sc: July, 2s.63a
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11
New York Curb Market


New York. Dec. 1o.-Following 10 the
official list OF transactions on the New
York Curb exchange. giving all STOCKS
and bonds traded in:
- nd r5aIs.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11

Following are today's rates Of eNch ee
as compared with the mar valuation. ruf-
nished By tbs Peters National bank:
Par Nalna ton. TolaN.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11

Quotations furnished by J : Bache 4
Co. zga Omaha National Bank building.
Phones IA. bls7-sS-ke
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11
New York Quotations

New York Stock Exchange quotations
furnished by J. s. Bache G. Co., 224
Omaha National Bank building:
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11
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Chicago Poultry.

Chicago. Dec. 10.-Poultry-Alive, high
er. fowls. 16q21c: springs. 22c; roosters
l4hc; turkeys, 22c: geese, 1ec: ducks 19c
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11
81. Louis Grain Futures Close

ST Louis. Mo. Dec 10:-CIose: Wheat-.
December. $3.50. May. sl65%.
Corn--December, $1.22A; May, flzsb
oats-D December, 5sc: May. SAC.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11
ch,c.go Co,,o,

Quotations furnished by ]. =, Bschs
q Co. 22t omaha National Bank building
Phones ia Sis7-S-g,
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11

New York Silver.
N4w York. Dec. 10.-Bar Silyer-6ec:
Texfcan dollars b3ikc
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11
BEEF STEERS.
FEEDERS AND STOCKEH

Hoss-Receipts. $500 .head. Shipper
interests were again urgent buyers of tho
best strongweight grades and movement
to this branch OF the trade was active
at mostly 10c higher prices. The packer
market was another slow affair on the
early rounds and ruled firm to IL any
thing little higher. Bulk OF all gales
was at s.soQsbo with top. ss.6e.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11

New York. Dec. ia further advance
of 20 to 81 points featured the opening
of coffee futures today but the market
met considerable realizing at l9.10c for
March and 1s25c for MAY. prices later
breaking 60 to 10 points from the best
under iiuuidation accompanied by re-
ports Of an easy turn in the Rio market.
March sold Off to 1s3se and May 10
1850. the market closing 10 to "a points
net lower Sales were estimated at $1,000
bags
Closing quotations; December. 10 t5c +,
January. 1q.2Oe; March. 1880: May.
II Csc: July 17.10c. September. 1850.
Spot coffee 1ulef: Rio Is. 2i "a 10 22c:
gootnx A. % 10 161.c
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11

New York Cotton.
New Nufk. Dee. in.-The general cot
ton market closing steady, net ; points
higher 10 points lower
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11

New York Dec. 10.-cotton futures
opened steady: December. 23.75c; Jan
nary, 22.s7c: March. 23ese: May. 25-64c;
July 237lc
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11

MfnnehD0IIs FTOuF.
Minneapolis. Dec. 10. - Flour-ul
changed.
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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11
Chicago Esg and Butter Futures; i,

Quota tions furnished by George ~ clark.
1927 Woodmen OF the World building;
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11

Open. High. | Low. Close Yes.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-11

Total sales of stocks Tuesday, l,1fS,5oo
shares.
Sales Of stocks up to p. m. Nednes-
day l646 600 shares.
The Washington times., 1924-05-01
900 CHILDREN HEAR
RADIO TALK ON MUSIC

England's first attempt at edu-
cation by wireless broadcasting took
place recently in London, where Sir
Henry Walford Davies, professor
of music at University College Of
Wales. broadcast a lecture on
school music. Loud speakers were
installed and more than 10000
children in seventy schools fol.
lowed the lecture.
Sir Henry was assisted by choir
boys illustrating the examples,
taken mostly from Shakespeare 8
songs. c. p. Trevelyan, president
Of the board of education, said that
he was impressed by the lecture
and by the reports received from
schools saying that the lecture
was easily heard and that the chill
dren showed much interest.