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, 1906-05-03
Jing|es & Jests
by j. Barton Adams.

Alexander Dowie may soon
have nothing left but his whiskers
and the wreckage of a once mag
nificent gall.
If you have not advanced an
opinion as to the cause of the
earthquakes you must be classed
as a 'way-hinder.
A man named Verify is publish
ing a newspaper in Oklahoma.
Another evidence of the fact that
there is nothing in a name.
Baltimore has a "Paint and
Powder club" Even if you use
them, you wouldn't join a club
and let everybody know it, would
| you, ladies?
A Texas editor compares white
wash to a poem. When used in
an official sense, however, it is
more like charity. 1t covers n
multitude of sins.
Gladstone Dowie hints at some-
thing terrible that happended his
father in 1877, and the old man
explains it by declaring that
GLADLY was born in that year.
1t is said that there are 5000
varieties of intoxicating drinks in
use in the United States, with
straight whisky in the lead and
hard cider bringing up the rear.
Under the recent United States
supreme court ruling, parties who
are wearing a too heavy matri-
monial yoke can no longer stop of
at Sioux Falls and get a divorce
between trains.
"We sent our office towel to the
laundry Saturday, and Sunday the
l~aundryman ordered us to STOP
his paper" says a Wyoming edit
or, Possibly because the towe,
stopped the machinery.
The famous South Dakota di.
vorce mill has been closed dowr
until repairs can be made on the
main cog wheel, which was brok
en- by a supreme court decision
becoming entangled in it.
Edward Corpse and Netti'
Graves were married at Kiowa
Kansas, last week. The official
ing minister was no doubt a ma
possessed of rare presence of mine
or he would have instinctivel
turned to the funeral service i
! ~, bob
, 1906-05-03
SARATOGA ORDERS DONATE
California Suffers Assisted by Local
Lodges to the Amount Of s25.

Platte Valley Lodge, knights
of Pythias, sent the California suf-
ferers a draft for $25, and expect
to send them another draft for a
like amount. The X. P's are said
to be a very strong order on the
coast and the local lodge in Sara
toga has abundance of funds with
which to help.
Eagles to the Front.
Through its secretary, j. ID.
Paulson, we learn that the local
lodge, Order of Eagles, contributed
S25 toward the California suffer
ers, which amount was sent to
Kansas City and promptly ac-
knowledged. The information
was also sent that the Order of
Eagles alone had, at that time,
contributed the sum of 1926, 900
This speaks well for the order,
which is numerically quite strong
in Saratoga.
, 1906-05-03

That little girl who upon being
asked who was the first man, re-
Piled: Ewes husband; L forget
his name," possesses the the true
feminine instinct.
, 1906-05-03

Heed we'll the olden advice:
"Stick to your hanuels until they
stick to you"
, 1906-05-03

WYOMING RANCHES
ID. S. Crawford.
, 1906-05-03

Prof. Stearns gave his wife a sur.
prise party last evening by inviting
all the scholars in his room.
, 1906-05-03

Iowa has a man 101 years OLD,
He can possibly remember when
the now great Mr. Secretary Shaw
an Iowa plowboy with a sore
toe and more activity on the out
side of his head than inside of it.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-27
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Opens Unchanged, But Runs TO a
Higher Level
ueDIDATloNs NOT NEARLY so HEAVY
Receipts Larger I'm Northwest, but
Stocks So Light one Days Ar
rivals Cuts Little Figure
Corn Rules More Firmly.


OMAHA, Nov. &c, 1906.
uheat opened unchanged today, but prices
kcked up from the start, closing Nc higher
On December and &c higher on May. Liq-
uidatop was not 50 noticeable as u was
last week. Receipts were larger at Mime
. depleted that heavier arrivals for one day
N6llakes little difference.
wire from Minneapolis says that out OF
1y0O.OOO bu. OF wheat In store, 900, 600 bu.
Clearances were well up. toward a million
The increase in the visible supply was un-
eXpeotedly large.
Corn ruled a little irmer through the
session, closing fractionally higher on both
near and deferred futures. Weather gem
orally favora good movement, but despite
that facts receipts are running only a halt
or third of what they were at this time
Primary wheat receipts were 1.l52OOO
bushels and shipments 10S1, 900 bushels,
against receipts last year Of 1745,0OO bush
els and shipments OF 456,O00 bushels. Corn
receipts were Sgl goo bushels and shipments
333,00p bushels, against receipts last year
OF S9l 900 bushels and shipments of b680OO
bushels Clearances were $4,000 bushels
wheat, 5000 barrels flour, B6,0OO bushels
corn. 5000 bushels oats
Liverpool closed I'D lower to I'd higher
on wheat and Nd higher on corn.
n Wheat visible increased 2.275oO0 bushels,
corn increased 10000 bushels, oats increased
Worlds wheat shipments were 1l.24OOOO
bushels worlds corn shipments were $780,
900 bushels.
tions in the flour trade are about the same:
The large premiums for No. northern ana
other grades Of spring wheat have been re-
sponsible for the recent sharp adVance IN
out the country are not large and there Is
q little better Inquiry"
Local range OF opuons:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-27
Cnrll,. ReceIntn.
oHIoAao GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading and Closing
ptdcea on hoard OF Trade.

Z CHICAGO, Nov. 2.--IAberal clearances OF
wheat and Aour caused frmness tooay IN
the local wheat market me Deeemoefc SIa corn Gs,
, was up sc, Oats We're, shaoe hshSr'
l,rovisons were up 21Ac5 49, -.
THE market was easy during the nrst
hour on moderate selling by longs OF the
& December delivery. Toward the noon hour
the market became firm and the stLohger e
nainder of the day. The change IN sehll-
ment was caused by the fact that the ex-
ports of wheat and -four for the day from
American ports amounted TO 100000 bu.
The large clearances caused active Duylng
s w icommission houses and,pit tTaders INC zano
fairly active buyers of December during
the latter part OF the session. The market
lost some strength late in the day on sellng
caused by the visible supply figures, which
showed an increase of 22l5OO bu., against
( an estimated increase Of about 100000 pui
but the close was firm. December opened
: unchanged TO sisQAsc lower at 12ise 70
5SG7Sxo. advanced to 1870 and closed at
isc ana closed al 7S5kc, a shade higher than
y Saturday. The amount on passage IN
creased $4,000 bu. Primary receipts were
: llb2.OOO bu., against l7l6,OCO 6H, TOT fin Inc
corresponding time last year. Minneapolis
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts Of
735 cars, against 946 last week and l'ZS2
There was an active demand for corn all
day and the market was strong from the
opening until the close. Prices were Dull
ishIy affected BY wet weather, irm cables
and the small amount OF contract STOCK
Shorts and cash interests were the pfin-
cipal buyers. The selling was largely by
\ pft traders The market closed strong.
December opened shade to he higher az
49h042Nc to 429tc advanced to 42Hd4Sc and
= closed at 42kc May ranged between S1zq
43Ssc and 43kc and closed with net gain
2 OF A6Mc at 43&6431se. Local receipts were
1853 cars, with is OF contract grade
IN The oats market was affected by the hrm,
ness OF wheat and corn and was strong All
day. Commission houses were fair buyers
OF May, while shorts took the December
foption. The total volume of trading, how
lever, was small. December opened shade
thlgher at S3hc, sold between SS1sQSS4e and
t2i9sc and closed at S3i4c. May sold be-
q ttween SAC and 35Md35ltc and closed al
E35c, a net gain OF &c Local receipts
ENere ~ cars
Despite a iOc decline in the price OF live
II ogs the provisions market was hrm TOT
~ tie greater part OF the day. Prices were
easy at the opening because Of the decline
in hogs, but a lively demand by shorts fol
lard soon caused q hrmer feeling.
scarcity Of offerings seemed the chief rea'
son for the upturn. At the close January
pork was up 25kc at NA4l1f. Lard and rib.
were also up 2iSo at SS.Sh and sL671Ea
b 7i0 respectively -
Estimated receipts for tomorrow; wheat
i3 cars; corn. 2S cars; oats 2oe cars; hoss
5000 head
d The, leading futures ranged as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-27

Receipts OF cattle this morning
were unusually large, over 300 cars beng
reported, as against zo2 one week ago. At
the same time there were large runs at all
being overloaded. With Chicago reporting
the market at that point AS opening l.qloc
lower and with lower prices quoted at all
other selling points, buyers hore were slow
to make a start this morning.
While there seemed to b. a fair demand
for desirable kinds OF ki-.IE7, reports from
other selling points were % discou aging
that buyers began by bidding fully IUc
lower than last week. While sellers We e
backward about taking { n. making strug-
Gle to maintain prices. still everything was
against them and they had to let the cattle
go at the lower bids.
The market on cows and heifers was in
about the same condition as the steer mar
ket, that is buyers started cut bidding
lower, and while sellers worked hard TO
ertheless, to take of as much as l0c on the
most Of the cattle sold. With large receipts
and a late start the, demand was well ad-
vanoed before anything like a clearance
The fact that the feshy feeders have been
in moderate susply all the season, whereas
the demand for SNat kind has been eXCep-
tionally good, cauSsd the market for cattle
of THAI description TO hold steady in spite
OF hgef steers being lower. The general run
and all light, trashy stun was very SLOW
and lower in sympa MY with the decline on
fat cattle.
When the trade warmed up the market
! if anything was better than II was early
and some OF the more desirable of the
1 fair kinds of butcher cows did not show
| as much decline as Indicated above, some
statesmen quoting their sales as only weak
10 lOc lower.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-27
Now york MiniaE stocks,

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.4Glosing quotations
en- mining stocks. We're: ads
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-27
New york Live stocL sIorl,4,.

NEW YORK. Nov. 26.-BEEVES-Re-
ceipts, 4,529 head; steers slow and lOdl5c
lower; bologna bulls in light supply, 1592Jc
higher; bologna cows, steady. Steers, $500
$3.50; extra, $500; bulls, 260d4.15; cows
x.10u35O Latest Liverpool and London
cables quoted live cattle selling at llGlzhc
per poundi tops at London, l3c dressed
weight. Exports for tomorrow, $50 cattle
and $500 quarters of beef.
CALVES-Receipts, l,533 head; veals,
steady others slow grass, steady 10 strong,
westerns, steady Veals, A 25QiS.25; choice
$50; culls, S9.OO6D4.O0; grassers, s250I3 2j;
western calves, S3.62lSQ4.621h. Dressed
calves, steady; city dressed veals 96l1OJhc
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts S8is
head. Sheep, steady, prime and choice
lambs, steady 20 lc higher. Other grade
slow and a fraction lower. Sheep, 1920
SIS; few choice, 1870; culls, $1,000 20
choice and extra, $3.50 100; culls, A5Olf5.5J.
HOGS-Recelpts, 1880 head Market
lower at S6.50dD660
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-27

LONDON, Nov. 26.-Money was not pl 1T j.
ful in the market today. a heavy call for
Canadian Pacific shares and the settle
ment requirements restricting supplies and
keeping rates Arm. Discounts were fairly
steady Operations on the Stock exchange
were principally interested In the mining
carry-over, hut a moderate amount OF ac>
tivity prevailed in British securities. which
had declined fractionally. helped by the
influence OF gold from Paris and the Bank
OF EnElands securing the bulk OF gold
available I'm the market. Americans ad-
vanced TO slightly above parity in the fore,
noon on local buying but business was
restricted in view of the large account to
arrange and fears of dear carfy-over rates
Later New York supported the market and
prices hardened and closed firm. Missouri,
Kansas & Texas was the feature of the
American section. Home rails wore neg
lected and foreigners we're irregular. Japa-
nese imperial 6s of 1904 closed at 1904.
PARIS, Nov. 26.-F'rench rentes weakened
on the Bourse today owing to fears Of
complications in Morocco. Russian imperial
Is closed at 1915 and Russian bonds OF 1904
at 1872.
BERLIN, Nov. 25,-The tone on the
Bourse today opened hesitating, but re-
purchases of the securities of iron foundries
caused a slight recovery.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-27
Metal Market

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-METAL.s-There
was an advance Of q Cd In the London tin
usartet. with spot closing at e197 l5s %,
and futures at S198 2s Cd. Locally the mar
ket was quiet, with spot quoted at As.oOq
435 Copper was lower In London. with
flO2 rs Cd. Locally the market was firm,
however, and prices averaged little
higher with Lake held at 81. .25022, 20; cleo
Lead was unchanged at S5.75d60O In the
local market and at el9 Is Cd IN London.
spelter was unchanged az SIS In London
in the English market with standard foun-
cry at SOS Cd and Cleveland warrants al
Cos Cd Locally the market was Arm, with
No / foundry northern quoted az SO 25d
&c 25: No foundry northern at S24, ,75d25. 70;
No ] foundry southern, S25. 5OI27.50; No
foundry southern, S2S.O0a27.O0.
ST. LOUIS Nov, 28-METALS-Lead,
steady, S6s7iA Spelter. hrm, $65.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-27
Artificial open.l Hlgh.l Low. ciOse.l saty.

IBID.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-27

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-COTTON-Spot
closed steady. twenty points advance; mid
ding uplands. 1L4Oc; middling gulf, u65c;
sales, 800 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 8+COTTON-
Spot closed Arm; sales, $500 bales low
ordinary, Z 7-16c, nominal ordinary, l6-l6c
nominal; good ordinary, 914c; low middling,
10 1-l6c; middlng, II S-lsc; good middllng,
i25Sc. Receipts, 1878 bales; stock, 2SS,65l
bales.
LIVERPOOL, Nov &.-COTTON-spot
dull prices one point lower American
middlinE fair. 666d good middling, 622d;
middiing, 6OSd low middling, 6,9Od; good
ordinary 550d; ordinary 526d The sales
OF the day we're 5000 bales, OF which bVl
bales were for speculation and export and
Included 4.5OO bales American Receipts,
e7 600 bales Including p 800 bales American.
ST LOUIS, Mo, Nov. 8.-COTTON-
Quiet; middling, lOAci sales, nonei receipts
none; stock 1888 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-27
Evaporated Apples apd Driea Fruit,

NEW YORK. Nov 28.-EVAPORATED
APPLES-Market continues firm, with
prices showing an advancing tendency
High choice are quoted at SIC, choice at
7lkQsc and prime In cases at 7hd7Mc.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-PTunes
are In good demand. with prices ranging
from Sc 20 &c for California grades. ApH-
cots are scarce and hrm, with choice quoted
az l6c, extra choice az I7frl6c and fancy at
lS020c Peaches are firm In tone, with new
cron choice quoted az i2c, extra choice at
l2Ae ana fancy AZ be. Raisins are IN
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-27
oiIa nnh Rnain.

NEW YORK. Nov. s6,=OILs-c cottonseed
quiet. prime crude, T. o. b. mills. NG2sc
steady: refned. New York $3.50: Philadel-
phia and Baltimore, N.45; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, IN bulk, SASS. rurpentine. firm
RosIN-Firmi strained common to good
A.l5.
OIL CITY, Pa. Nov 8.--OIL~-Credit bal
ances, M.65. Runs. 1884 hhls. shipments
81 l2s bbls.; average. l56 s3l bbls.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov. 8-OIL-Turpen-
tine, hrm; 66Ac.
ROSIN-Firm: quote: A. b. c, S38; ID
s. 50: r. g3.60d3.S0: F. 8 S5a8so: q. s890G is
H. SilOGL&; j. $40; X. &l0; M, $50; n
i6.25; w q. t675i W w, ia
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-27

NEW YORK Nov. B.-MONEY-On call,
4a6 per cent: ruling rate, 3A per cent. clos
Ing Did, per cent; Ocered at ~ per cent
Time loans, very firm; sixty days, ~ per
cent; ninety days. 7Q1h per cent; six
months, per cent, bid.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 6n6ik
per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE e. Steady, with
actual business in bankers bills at 81 $50 q
1855 for demand and al 8. $500 .SO55 for
sixty-day billsi posted rates, AS1h and
A.s6h; commercial bills, AS0h.
StLYER-Bar. 70c; Mexican dollars SIC.
BONDS - Government easy; railroad,
heavy.
Quotations on bonds today we're as rol.
lows.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-27
snrnr nnd AInIn.nen-

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-sUGAR-Raw
quiet' fair refining ls-lec; centrifugal s6
test, l3-l6c; molasses sugar, l-l6c Re
fined, steady; No. 8, 43Oc; No T. 42c; No
g. 4.aOei No. 8. Al5c; No 10, 405o; No. H.
confectiOners' A. A6Oc; mold A. 5i5c: cut
loaf, 5.5Oc; crushed. 550c; powdered 4.sOc
GRADUATED, ASQc; cubes. 505c.
MOLASSES-Steady; New Orleans, open
kettle, good 70 choice, 30q8Sc
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. @-SUGAR-
Firm; open kettle, centrifugal. 8Ad3 l5-i6c;
centrifugal whites. l5-i6d4c centrifugal
yellow, S9-led3 l5-l6c; Feconds 2bQ3hc
MOLAsSES-New syrup 3QS2c
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

r. c. Peters to Scott D. Dunn, lots
and D. block 40, benson ......,...g$ 20
Apeust,a Riersteier 70 Michael
block y, Kountze Third adoition1 2,5I
Jerry Mahoney TO Joseph ~ Bara-
neket al, lot 2, block s. Wicoxs
Patrick ]. ooiCconnor To- Nora o'con.
nor, lot Y, block l. letters South
CSaIies Howe 81 al 70 tiiau4
Dietz. lots /. ana g., block 2, Kilby -
ElzaOeth hudspctn TO Annie Robin
son and Ella Hubbard, wa OF nwA
or b-l5-lO .......s......-.-..-. .-.-......-..s.-
Same to same, nwh II SEX 1-lb-s..,..
same 10 same, Noi 9Z-IUO acres OF swh
O-l5-lO, ana other land. .,..,......,.....s
Same to same, s15 OF neh l-l5-9.."-...
Fred Heiniger TO Anna Heiniger, lot
T. block "a, Benson. .....:..,.......,t.sc
Floyd v. NStafford TO William 8. An
derson and wife, lot z, block 81. Al
brightS Choice, South Omaha.I.... q
b. J. Scannell ana wife 10 Joseph
Gorup, lot =, block ?, Burr Place,
South Omaha .........s................. Il
Benson Land company to Scott u,
dU91 Du9p9, lots SIsoi J. !. o 3 s; Z s. o. 10 IL +.
Jacob Frank to IL. b. and Guy Big-
gett, wa OF lot 3, block 1877, Omaha, 40
Ellen b. Freeman to- Joseph 'ktloc,
block !, Potter a Cobbs addition,
J. South Omaha .......s................s.. "A 9
Anton Yodicfa TO Kqterina zelineer
/
Charles E. Baker to Dominick A.
Hart. lot 2 block 4, Fosters addi-
William H. Bauer and wife to Louise
! o. Bauer, lot Y, Hickory Place. .....
Lena Reich Mooney and husband to
James J. Fitzgerald. lot 10, block 4,
Potter Cobb's addition, South
Omaha Real Estate ana Trust com
pany TO Joseph S. and Mollie Shep- 9
| herd lot 49, block j Saunders e
| Himebaughs addition. n.,....,...........
Emma p. Amin to Henry G. Leeder,
~ Of lot l5 block II. p. v. Smiths
william A. Gordon ana wife to Ex-
pTessmen's Delivery company lot 7,
cyrus rTsA M fO' Morton i' to Edith Morton. -
part OF lot 16 Bartlett's addition. 2
Edgar M. Morsman, Jr,, e. al. to John
| s.. Collins lot 6, Collins Rlace........
John Domino and wife 10 Frank n.
Folden, w75 feet OF lot = book q
Erway & Nelson's Valley. ............. Y
'q2a sarsaR Fl CO. 6RodfS fSt PnS SooF Eiis oSRoms K
Regina Ludwig to Gpssie Necke e
stearns, sh OF lot 2. block 80, South
FANNIE annie r. smith to oscar Z. Peter "
son, lot Il. block 2, Creston addi-
james S H. Stokes to Eva A. Stokes,
lot g. block 36, Kountze Place.. n
Mary e. Ritchey to Agnes d. Wilbur,
sea Es-lb-lo .s....sss..s.ssss...s.
Clarence W. Erwin and wife 20 Il.
Lowell Dunn, s33h feet Of lot s,
block 2, Hanscom Place. ................ 81
Anton Sagcr et al to Joseph Melt
linger, M Of lot 6, block s, Bowery
Margaret b. Berger TO Katie E Nor
gan, lot J., block SO, Kouutze Place. H.
I Frank L. Mccoy et al. 10 John b.
Ruth, s44 feet Of lots 4, and 9,
block u, West End.........-..,,..,,;... p
Charles l.. Van Camp et al. 70 Ellen
a. Brennan, sublot i, taXlot
J 8-l4-l3 '.-...-.-.....-.........'.. ..'..-'''.'
Total ........................... so,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-27


HOGS-Buyers started out this morning
bidding prices that were fully 5d1Oc lower
than the close Of last week. that Is, on such
loads as happened TO please them they
would bid only about &c lower but on all
others lOc lower. As Chicago and all other
market points were sending out very "a q
couraging reports whenever sellers could
get within Sc Of Saturdays prices. they cut
loose without much delay. on the less de-
sirable loads they had TO take on 7lAc and
in some cases as much as l0c. In fact
good many sellers were calling the general
market 5dlOc lower. but a big SC lower
would cover the decline In most clses,
though there were some sales that were
undoubtedly nc OF lOc lower.
While the market was at no time active,
the hogs kept selling and the early 4. ans
were disposed OF In very good season.
An interesting feature Of the market At
the present time Is the narrow range OF
prices between Chicago and this point
Thus on last Saturday the average OF ali
the hogs sold as given by the Chicago
Drovers Journal was only 7c more than the
average OF all the sales at South Omaha.
/ This morning when the telegraph company
! posted the markets on the bulletin boards
/ al the Exchange building II was noted that
/ the prices quoted al Chicago ana South
Omaha were practically the same. For
some time hogs az this point have been
l selling right up 10 Chicago and IN conse-
! Quencs quite good many eastern hogs are
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-27
Knnsnn Cttr INC stoc1s Mnrl.ct

KANSAS. CITY, Mo, Nov. 26.-CATTLE-
Receipts 10000 head, including 800 head
southerns; beef steers 5alCc lower; stock
ers and feeders strong; choice export and
dressed beef steers, $55Od6.75; fair to coed,
S400d5. 40; western steers. $S60d5f5; stock
ers and feeders, S2.5Oi46O; southern steers,
$3Ocq5. g; southern cows, S2.l593.25 native
cows, s2.00d42O; native heifers. S3.0OG525;
bulls, $215d320: calves, S2G0aG75
HOGS-Receipts, 1000 head; market lOc
lower; top, S612ia bulk, $6.COG6l 10; heavy.
So 605q6.lih: packers, $6.05d61O; pigs and
light. $5.75d6.10
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1900
head; market strong lambs, s5.75D 20;
yearlings, Sz5a6OO; western sheep SA2yg
5.40 stockers and feeders, S3.5Od5O0
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-27

NEW YORK, Nov. Market
for futures opened steady to unchanged
prices to a decline OF points and immedl-
ately weakened as a result OF December
notices and liquidation, under which prices
sold on TO a net decline Of about lOQ15
pean account, but most OF the business was
local and largely In the way OF switches to
avoid the notices, which were estimated at
about $4,000 bags. The close was steady
at a net decline OF 5dl5 points. Sales were
reported OF 292 go bags, including Decem-
Der at g.SOq6.S5c; March, 615a8 25c; May
6.9Od6.45; July, 65OQ6.55; September $50
675c. Spot, steady; No. Rio, 4-16c.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-27
being turned IN this direction that would
otherwise 90 60 Chicago

SHEEP-ReCeipts OF sheep were large at
Chicago this morning and, as usual when
they get a good run up there, they started
out 70 break the market not only at that
point. but At every other place. The tirst
reports which they cent out indicated a
decline of 10d15c al Chicago. In spite OF
bear reports OF that kind, however. the
market here opened steady and active.
Packers all seemed looking for supplies
and we're out in good season, so that the
desirable kinds OF killers, both sheep and
lambs changed hands very readily at prces
not quoiably different from those prevailing
the latter part Of last week. There were
no choice rat lambs In sight, but pretty
good kinds OF Idaho range lambs sold up
to $40. There were also range ewes good
enough TO bring $50.
There WAS quite a sprinkling Of feeders
among the thirtyfour cars reported In, but
thore was also a good demand, commission
men having a good many orders In hand,
beside which there were Few country
buyers In, so that prices we're well MAIN
tained. The general feeder market could
safely be quoted as fully steady.
Quotations on killers. GOOD 70 choice
lambs, S7.O0d7.40 fair to good lambs s6 75I
100; good to choice yearlings, $575d6.0O;
fair to good yearlings, $5.506Cb.7b good to
choice wethers s. .25d5.6O; fair to good weth-
ers, s5.O04625; good to choice ewes, $500
b.25 fair to good ewes, $465db.00.
Quotations on feeders: Coed to choice
lambs, S6.00d6.40; medium lambs S5.506f6.Q0;
light lambs, H25d5.25; yearlings S,1bd5.jO;
wethers Ai5Q5.2O; ewes, $S.5Od45o; breeding
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-27
VissIbIe supnIy of Grnin.

NEW YORK, Nov 26-The visible supply
'of grain Saturday, November "A, as com
piled BY the New York Produce exchange
was as folloWsi
Wheat-4i 645.O00 bus Increase 2,2i50 900 bu.
Corn-294S 900 bu.; increase, 10000 bu.
Oats-l2, $4,000 bu.; increase, 1,4l40O0 bu.
Rye, ,634, 900 but increase, 1900 bu.
harley. 10000 bu.; increase. 1S4.O blu.