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PUTS AND CALLS.
Puts-May wheat. 7SKc. ~.
Calis-May wheat. 97as@971ac.%
Cuib-May wheat. 79Ac,
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION. DEC. "a.


Inspected ADMINISTRATIONS Northern
NO. hard. 2: No. northern, -; No. 2 north
er9; ~ No. s. 3 70; No. T. II: no grade T.
northern. 90; No. 3, q; No. 4, 3: rejected, a;
no grade. 2.
N. 8 St. L-No. 8, 8; No. 4, /; no grade. 10.
500 Llne-No. hard, 4: No. l northern s.;
No 2 northern, ii; No. 8, 8: No. 4, i: reject
Northern Rscihc-No l northern, IS; No. 2
northern. Q; No. g. 4; No. 4, 1; rejected, l.
c., St. P, 81. & Ono. 2 northern, s; No.
8. 9; No: 4, 8: rejected, I; no grade, 8.
g. g. Who. 2 northern. /.
Total-No. hard. 6; No. northern, Al No.
northern, 81; No. 8, es; No. 4, 81; rejected,
Other Grains-No. 1 durum wheat, 2; No.
2 durum wheat, 20: No. durum wheat. %;
No. durum wheat, 3; No. 2 winter wheat
q; No. 3 winter wheat Is; rejected winter
wheat. 2; mixed wheat, 6; No. 8 yellow corn,
10; No. white corn. /; No. 3 corn, 2; No. 4
corn, 10; no grade corn, q; No. 8 white oats, 6;
No: white tt oats, 49, No: oats, II: no grade
oats, 10: No. rye, 8; No. 8 rye 5; no grade
re. 2; No. 4 barley. $; No. feed barley. 10:
No. 2 feed barley, Is: no grade feed barley, I;
No. l northwestern fax, l.; No. 4 fax, 10;
rejected DAY. l5 no grade fax; 8:
No: I hard wheat 8: No. l moi lhern wheat,
%; No. 2 northern wheat, 81; No. 3 wheat IL;
No. wheat, 1; No. % winter
wheat, l: No. 4 corn, l.: No. white
outs. l: No white oats, 7: No white oats,
s; no grade oats. 2; No. feed barley, 2: No.
feed barley, /: No. rye, 1; No. 3 rye, 8;
No. l fax. 2.
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MINING AND CURB STOCKS

Boston quotations at 1 PM, reported by
Logan 4 Bryan, 4o7 Minneapolis Chamber Of
S Ce%msrce liz AE17ona Commercial pa: Al
10; Arnold. 1A bids Atlantic. Is asked: Bos-
ton Consolidated 80; Balakala, IL bid; Bingham
30; Black Mountain, on: Butte Exploration, /
bid; Butte & London. bid; Butte Coalition
36A; Calumet & Hecla 800; Centennial, 38h;
Consolidated Con Mercur. 3s; Calumet & Arizona,
land Ely IN bid; Davis Dsly, i5l; DAILY
West. IS; DEM Arizona, 35@37; East Butte.
CRANKY: Il asked; Globe, 1o1s bid; Guiana juato'
~ BID; Greene Consolidated, 80; Greene Can
anea, 23es; Helvetia, 5 bid; Hancock, Il bid;
Isle Royale, 70 bid; keweenaw. 1871; Mass,
Ss; Mayhower, Is bid; Massachusetts Gas, 6Oh:
Mexico Consolidated. 10 bid Michigan, 70; Mo-
hawk, 79h; Montana G. 4 c., ~; Nevada
Consolidated, Is bid; Newhouse, 16 bid; North
Butte loSA; Nipissing, 10; Old Colony, liz
S Ss bid; Phoenix, IL; superior s: Plttsburg,
y y,Ge p preferred so Quincy 1o2: Raven 90
non, l6A Shoe Machine: So: Shoe Machine pre-
ferred; 2Sh: Swift. 100; Tamarac1, 10; Te-
cnnseh, 20; Troy Man.. 24 bid: Trinity, 1917:
United Copper, 711s bid; U. s. Mining, 81
bid; U: S.. Mining preferred, 454: Utah, g.:
Union Land, 4: United Fruit, 1O7k: Utah Ne
vada, BID; Victoria, {; Washington. 2 bid;
Winona. liz; Wolverine. l7S bid: Wyandot
b1d Warren Dew. Co., 13m14,
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ABOUT KING ALFONSO
Said to. Be Seeking to Free Himself
from Ecclesiastlc influence.


Written for the News
French newspapers continue to take an in
terest in Alfonso. XIII. the young king OF
Spain. and his English bride. lie CT de Paris
it declares is sustained by the f1rmness of the
young queen, says: He has resolved to hive
done with the. dictation, Of the church and
the bishops are furious. ...-,. 80 -.- !
ecclesiastical. A dozen days ago he Conducted
himself in such fashion as to scandalixe tn.
bishop Of Segovia. The king had placed him.
self at window to see the guardmount Tins
was accompanied by a heroic harmony Of brass
On, the. other side the clergy in the chapel
Of the palace was celebrating the mass with
solemn music. Judge of the discordant mixture
Of sounds When the door OF the chapel opened
The king raised his hand and the organ became
silent. as the king broke into shouts Of laughter
at this contest between the military and the
clericals." ~ IL. ...'-s y -. :,
Another story runs after this fashion. md
has given rise to phraee now much in use
in Spain: The queen mother Of Spain is a
careful and provident woman. She doesn't
Alfonso XIII, on the contrary has Ills
hand oftener open than closed. Young and gen
erous. he hardly calculates at ALL A few DAYS
ago, at the pigeon shooting at Granada, lie
ladies'. When they lost de did NOT T'' bernie aht
them to pay When he lost he paid imme
diately At the end Of the day he found him
self self eco pesetas to the bad, This did not dis
today; but don't mention 1t to mamma Il
The phrase was repeated and has become
a byword. A minister In conference with the
ycung soyereign, whom he has known since his
entreated him not to mix up with The vatican
terminating his interview with the words: :Rut
above all, don't mention It to mamma ~ s.: :
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MONEY REPORTS

: BERLIN, Dec. 24.-Exchange on London. e
marks Oh pigs tor checks. Discount rates, shor1
oaiis, per cent; three months bills, o7s pc,
MlNNEAPOLIS. Dec. 24.-Bank clearings L,
gay, $4,35S. 723.2 Is; New York exchange, selliLl
Chicago exchange, selling rate, soc premium
9uylng rate, zoe premium; London 6O-day sigh
documentary exchange quotable at $4.7S Loca
money firm at per cent.
D.; 81 81. +pAuL, Dec. A.-Bank clearings today
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life convict in the Andamans had served
some long period when an order recently came
for his release. All the. time he had been in
that he was d prisoner that on his release he
pvt in n claim for pension on account of his
long and faithful service as a government
seryant.-Madras Mall. 1 ~ =
One million two hundred and fifty thousand
Bibles are contained IN the new warehouse Of
the British and Foreign Bible society in Queen
Victoria street, London.
iddish'' is derived from the German word
fJudsch - meaning Jewish. It means a din
lect spoken by the Jews In various localities.
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STILL ACTIVE AT .103
Thomas Enstone, English Centenariau,
Cyclist and Politician.

London Graphic.s & -
Thomas Enstone of Sandhurst, near Glou-
cester. who is 1o3 years of age, may often be
seen riding his tricycle.. He is still hale and
hearty, and recently he attended an. evening
banquet given in honor Of Sir ]. E. Boring.
ton. the late member for the Tewkesburys di.
vision. Mr.. Enstone. who Is an enthusiastic
at the last general election. He is very active
and can walk as well as most middle-ace
men He Gays he has been moderate in most
things and he likes his glass and his pipe.
For the greater part of IFS life he got up at
O'clock IN the morning and even now he is
seldom In bed after Z. He was baptized ninety
eight years ago. .E. 7. IA. -
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CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT OPENS EASY. WITH TRADE RArr
Err DULL.

WHEAT OPENS EASY. WITH TRADE RATH-
Err DULL.
Chicago, Dec. A.-The wheat market today
opened easy and with dull trade. Pit traders
Were moderate sellers. and small holders also
wheat opened unchanged to 1se lower at III q
!!!.Bc, and for a time held within these figures.
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported re-
ce1pts OF TOT cars against 7S2 last week
and holiday one year ago.
The close was firm with May up 14c at 771sc.
Close-Wheat. December, 74Ac; May 77Mc.
The corn market opened easier on Selling by
cash houses Trading In the aggregate was
very light. May opened 1sc lower at 43Mc
and sold at 43Ac. Local receipts were 6l4
cars. with one Of contract grade. -,
The close was steady with May unchanged
Cash corn, No. 2, nothing doing; No. s. SSA
@4Oc.
Close-Corn, December, 41Ac; May, 43Ac.
The oats market was quiet and easy. May
sPsned se higher at a5h@s5%e and sold at
Cash oats No. 2, s4hc; No. 3, 34c.
Ciose-Oats, December, 1850; May, $3.50.
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KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK, Dec 24-Cattle
Receipts. 5000: market strong to 10c higher;
native steers. $4M6.6O: southern steers. S3@5;
southern cows. s2@3.25; native cows and heifers,
$2@5: stockers and feeders $3@4.6O: bulls.
S225@4: calves. $3@7; western steers So. 600
$50: western cows. s225@4.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000: market 5@10c higher;
bulk Of sales. S6.271a@635.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; market 5@1oc higher;
lambs $607.5 - .-:
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ACTIVE BONDS AND CURB STOCKS,

ACTIVE BONDS AND CURB STOCKS.
Japanese first IS, 97A@97h. 80
Japanese second As, 96la. -.t 49, 81, =.
Japanese first 4Es, .91A. -. -. -,
japanese second As, 91h @91A. 49, -.:.
3. r. T. 4s. II. .~e7 -
B. r. T. 6s,t 1091l@11O. 80! =. i e
Atchison 49,, 1O0A @1O1. estA &Gllassst.a Wi
B. II. t. As, 9215, I92A, 49, 81 ytIs|i
b. & O. 311s. 93@931b. ~. -
B. & o. As, 1O1 Gl1O1 Is. 5- II * ?; -: -
: Reading As, 99A, 99%, 100. -t:>st.t "a: S-.3s
{ Ric.g As, t765a OH. r.@ %,Is. Us 3. FIJI
Ric. 5s, 90R @91 !.s-r.. =
y. s. l.. AS J5 V Nl94 s{ga - -. ~
g., b. & q. 4s, $50 900. "t.-t s.s.s 80
: U. s. Steel IS, 975s, i97A, l973s. 37A. rsEs.i
Union Pacific, 1881 :. ~ ;t =.
Northern Pacific, 1O3B @1O34
Black Mountain, 9ssMlO. '< = ii,
Utah, 32@34. = - teEi%ls. 1904 T..
( Giroux, ;91aM10. 4sE s@ a. ~ II an
Boston, 80 x-. 49, =. &
North Butte, 1885 0l1osS
East Butte, 111h@12. NJ t!3 = a154@a&Et
8 Greene Copper. 314 @31B 3sg& sEl,:.sl
G Subway. Al " @431 A., ,EIS asses.4 &.lF I'd,
Tin Can common, 5kM6
Tin Can preferred. 530l55 !s5sft
CRANKY Copper, 13h Old.
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= Finley Darrell sold about 100000 bu May at
'1ac. Commission houses good buyers.
moisture and higher temperatures over most Of
the grain territory.
Chicago to c. E. Lewis: With a few points
increase of 64s,ooo bu. The amount on the lakes
decreased s,e75,ooo while the amount aaoat at
Buffalo increased practically 100000. Corn
-Visible-Fort William and Port Arthur in.
crease e. $4,000 bu and the total change 70 far
Wheat and flour equal 4oe,o 900 bu. New Orleans
an Se Ney Ysrt News No Iew mssnf oos
ton was over for present and that prices
Should continue 1 to improve up to closing hour
development of any kind.
The Northwest Weather-Fargo. cloudy. mod
crate temperature stiff south wind. Hillsboro,
southwest wind Grand Forks. wire trouble.
Winnipeg cloudy and milder. about 5 above.
comstoek, cloudy; southwest wind, Is above;
points make it doubtful if any complete fig
ures can be issued today,
New York-Traders who sold stocks early
We're later bidding up the market.
The suspension of Arnold, Leo & Co. came
most unexpectedly and has naturally caused a
feeling Of uneasiness.
New York-American stocks in London are
irregular but generally firm
New York to Lewis-The money situation is
comes to the relief it seems as If the liquida-
ton were a foregone conclusion. However
well informed people confidently expect the
secretary to make an announcement some time
this week.
New York to Whallon. ''The DEVELOPMENTS
over Sunday are not encouraging, showing
strong undertone of conservatism in financial
circles. The bank statement was favorable.
but 1t seems useless to expect tn estock market
to emerge from. the trading rut until monetary
conditions are materially better. The. wise
course looks to be to observe a neutral posi-
cessions. taking profits either way The South
ern Pacific strike is likely to cause selling in
that stock. Brooklyn Rapid Transit runs up
against the bear1sh news. Copper should be
bought on the reactions. The metal is now
practically "a; Shelters should be bought on
breaks towards 148. Reading should have a
weak stocks can be bought for turn if strong
Would watt .t,'. r.. -.
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THE FLOUR MARKET

HOLIDAY DULLNEss-M1LLs 1DLE-PRICEs
UNCHANGED.
With ml,st of the mills closed there is still a
fair outwa.yd movement of flour. representing Il
cleanup. Gu Wednesday the mills will resume
grinding anu will probably not close at New
Year, longer than for the day. Business Is
very quiet. Prices are unchanged and steady as
quoted.
Shipments t4,673 brls.
First patents. in wood. b Minneapolis.
81 .30@4.4O: st cond patents, $4.15@425 first
clears. S3.25@3. 80: second clears. s2.4O@2.60.
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ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK. Dec. 24.-Cattle-
Receipts. 1SO0; market higher; beef steers
sa25@7; stockers Sand and feeders. s2.4o@4 80: COWS
$50; cows and heifers. $1.7O@35O.
Hogs-Receipts, $500: market 5@10c higher
pigs and lights, S5.90@6. IS; packers. s6.15@
6.35: butchers and best heavy, $6.30@6.40.
Sheep-Receipts. 800; market strong; natives
$3@6: lambs. S4l7.25.
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OMAHA LIVESTOCK. Dec 24-Cattle-Re
ceipts. 1000; market active and 1oc higher
So. 50d4.50: western steers, $3.25@5.25: Texas
steers $3@4.5O; cows and heifers. s2@4; can
ners. $1.75@2.50: stockers and feeders, So 50
@4.5O: calves $3@6: bulls and stays, s2@4
Hogs-Receipts. $500; market 5@10c higher
bulk Of sales. $61O@6.15. Sheep-Receipts
.000 market steady; lambs, Sc. 5O@7. so; sheep
4.5O66.15.
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AMERICAN WOODEN co.
Thirty-First Quarterly Dividend

Notice is hereby given that the regularly quar-
terly dividend OF One and Three Quarters Per
Cent QA) on the Preferred Capital Stock OF
the American Wooden company will be paid ION
the 10th of January, 1907, to stockholders Of
record at the close Of business Dec. 90, 1906.
Transfer books for Preferred Stock will he
closed at the close of business Dec. 90. 1905.
and will be reopened jan 10, 1907.
- VIM. II. DwEL.Y. .JR., Treasurer:
Boston. Mass, Dec. II, 1906. - - + = -
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THE DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES

On frack-No hard 1890 No.
to
to
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GreaY.S western. IS; Chicago, Milwaukee & ST
Paul el91 Pc Beers, 231s; Denver a Rio Grande,
g si ,1N, a.. ,hio sranYe lrerefEsa Erle
9erred. 80; Illinois Central, i75; louisville l.
Nashville, l4SA; Missouri, Kansas & Texas,
4lA; New York Central, 1341a: Norfolk & Wes
Ontario \ Western, 4s1a Pennsylvania, 7oN
Mand a Mines az; Reading. es; Southern Rail
Southern Pacific, "a Union Pacifc 1904; Union
Pacific preferred. eg. Emitted States Steel, 49,
United States Steel preferred, lo7; Wabash, 2o
Wabash preferred, AN; Spanish 4s, 94A
Bar silver. steady. SO SIZED per ounce
Money, 41s@5 per cent
The rate OF Discount In the open market for
short bills Is 8@6H per cent. The rate Of dis
CONT In the open nlarke for three mouths bills
Is = per- cent. Il Is s = Y -
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LONDON STOCKS, Dec. A.-Dealers in Amer
lean securities on the stock exchange met with
found that the carry-oyer date had been fixed
ut leeglz per cent. As the English carry-over
was was. comparatively small. the nigh rate. was
TO be carried for American account. Prices
opened around parity, subsequently eased trac-
tlohally and then hardened somewhat. The ul.
dertone was considered to be good in view Of
the unusual carry-oyer rate. The failure an
effect in London ']'' AA''ie
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EW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN

NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, Dec IF
Flour. receipts, 1924: Sales 800: dull and un-
changed. Wheat, receipts, $4,000; Sales 3OO.-
600; murket was dull and about steady on light
worlds shipments, smalez receipts and in sym.
9-16e; July. 90 15-16@S3c. Rye, steady; No. 2
western, 69Ac. elf. New York. Corn re-
ceipts. 11o.725 bu; option market was dull and
without transactions.
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LoNpoN cIosING sTo

LONDON CLOSING STOCKS. Dec p -Consols
for money, 80 1915: consols for account, SO 18;
Anaconda, 14A Atchison, 1O4N: Atchison pre-
ferred, 105: Baltimore & Ohio. 123A Canadian
Pacific, 1891; Chesapeake & Ohio, 57A; Chicago
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ARIZONA COPPERs.

DEM Arizona opened at $50 bid and It seemed
to be impossible to get stock at those figures,
81 bid, but quickly advanced to IS bid on good
buying from the east; or:-
The balance Of the market fuctuated rapidly
On small trades. =
Quotations at / nm. .--r
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HOG PRICES RI ] MOVE.
Up FIVE CENTS
RECEIPTS MODERATE AND THE
.:% QUALITY IMPROVED. *8 q
Good Cattle Steady, but the Common
Kinds Rather slow-some Western
Lots on the Market-stockers and
Feeders Dull, and Common Ones a
Drag-Sheep Receipts Light and
Made up of Feeders. ..,.....

South St. Paul. Mimi, Dec, 24.-Estimated
receipts at the Union stockyards today: Sat
t tie; 1ipo calves, 100; hogs, 1,ooo sheep. 25O
The following table shows the receipts from
JAM l. 1896, to date as compared with the
same period in 1865:
Year Cattle. Calves. Hogs Sheep. Cars
l900. 422,U23 5000 S47 ,4G7 729,9y 80 OH
i3oo.. 433.421 1900 S31 1913 ST, 455 80, 1872
Increase, ...... $500. 10 1J2 pop
Decrease 1898 " n AGA
The following table shows the receipts thus
far in December, as compared with the same
period in 1905: =. -
Year Cattle. Calves Hogs Sheen C.rs
1908. 90, U5G 2299 IS S23 So Ul; i S7S
1906. 21,2SS 2,u46 ..T6 265 2S ISL ~ >
Increase 49,. 253 27o42 =.
Decrease 12:52 " 7442 "a
Official receipts for thepast week are as fol-
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Receipts moderate. Prices &c higher than
Saturday. Quality average fair. Market active
6 05. Quotations: Light. $595@6: mixed, 500
60; butchers $6.05@o.lo; heavy packing, sol,
Hogs-to, ZIG lbs. $780, IS, 2os lbs. $50;
So, POI lbs. S6.o5; IA. 176 lbs, $6.05: So. 1874
lbs, $500; So; $50 lbs, S6.05; 81, 241 lbs. s6.o5;
Sc; So 1876 lbs, Sc; 76, POS lbs, &c. 81, ITO lbs,
Sc; 81, 2o4 lbs, Sc
Pigs, Roughs and Underweights-1, 30 lbs.
$5.O5; l. 800 lbs, So.
Stays and Boars-1 boar. 800 lbs $2.75
Railroads entering the yarus reported receipts
for the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
Western, g.; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul.
IS; Minneapolis & st. Louis, .; Chicago. St.
Paul. Minneapolis & OMAHA /; Great North
ern. 5: Northern Pacific, sc: total 64.
UiSnOSitiOn of stoc. Sa turGax Dec
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A QUAINT GERMAN CUSTOM

4 curious custom procdres in the German
navy when the sailors. having served their time.
pass into the reserve They don the reserve
fiask"-also used similar occasion in
the army-and parade the streets wearing cars
with ribbons which reach to the ground other
ribbons being attached to the canes they carry.
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s1o1rx CITY LIVESTOCK n

SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK. Dec. 24.-Cattle
90. $50 lbs. Sc; TO- 24s lbs s6.05; 20. 21o
lbs $e.15: Cattle, steady; stoekers strong;
beeves, 49,. 1.11so lbs. $3.50; 49, 1915 lbs.
$40 lbs. $3.50 10. $50 lbs, $3.4O: 10. $50 lbs
$40; stcckers and feeders, TO- 7so lbs, So. %:
TO- $50 lbs. 1896; II. $50 lbs. 81 %: calves
and yearlings, 8, 40 lbs, $273; 10. $50 lbs
1925; g. go lbs. $3.75.
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GENERAL PRODUCE.

Official quotations Of the Minneapolis
Produce. E1vnange, corrected UP 70 IL m,
Monday, Dec. ~,
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RECEIPTS, AND SHIPMENTS, DEC. "a.

e4.Ss0 bu; oats, 12264O ou; barley, 81 800 bu;
rye. u 900 bu; fax. 55,62o bu; -four, 900 brs;
milistuffs, $50 tons; hay; 40 tons; carlots, 916.
Shipped-Wheat, AZ cars. 1870 blu: corn.
1164o bu; oats, 667so bu; barley, 36,s 800 bu;
rye; II $50 bu fax. 27,36O bu; flour, 54,673 brs;
millstuffs. 1,123 tons; linseed oil, 1S3,24S lbs;
oil cake, 396, 100 lbs; CARROTS 469.
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weights-1, 21O lbs,

CATTLE-Recepts light, quality common.
Prices steady for good stuff Common kinds
slow: Some western cattle on the market.
Stocker and feeder market dull with prices
about steady for good kinds. Common kinds
drag.
Butcher steers-1, 1850 lbs, $500; 1, 1850
Butcher Cows and Heifers-1, 1.15o lbs So;
ST. l, 90 lbs. $275; l. 1850 lbs. s2.75; B.
l,0ee lbs, $3.50; /. 1910 lbs $3.50; 1, 1,12O
lbs, $3.50; s. STA lbs $2.45.
$40 lbs. s225; 1, 1.o4o lbs. s2.25; 3, 800 lbs.
g. 10: 2. $40 lbs, So; s. $40 lbs, s1.s5; i, $50
Butcher Bulls. 1875 lbs. s2e5.
Veal Calves. $50 lbs, IS: 3. lib lbs $3.50;
!. 1so lbs S. 2, 800 lbs So; 1, 40 lbs, So;
steek and Feeding steers-2, sos lbs, So;
Stock Cows and Heifers-2. 945 lbs, s.
sheep-Receipts light and made up largely of
feeders. Good killing stuff scarce Offerings
Of common quality. Prices about steady with
Saturday. Buyers not active and market has
dull tone.
Killing sheep and lambs p lambs, ee lbs,
Sc. 90; 10 Gull ewes SO lbs 81.
Stockers and feeders, 2 lambs So lbs So:
SO ewes. 173 lbs. S4.25. -
Horses-Market normal with fair demand for
delivery type and general purpose horses. Quo
tations Drafters. extra, $20O@ 235 choice.
$17O@20O; common to good, $150M170: farm
mares, choice, $14o@175; good, $1O06125; ex-
press and delivery: choice $135@165; good
$115 @125; drivers. $125@20O.
G. Trainer. Wahpeton, n. D.; NJ. J. O'Neill
Rugby; Reed & Smith. Sheridan. Mont; Bailey
& Clark, Big Timber. Mont: J. II. Russell,
Britton, s. D.: Verb Bros. Echo.
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CHICAGO SEEDS AND COARSE GRAIN.
Dec 4.-Rye. December, Csc. Barley, cash,
43M56t -
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IN. NEW YORK PRODUCE, Dec, 24.-Eggs, 2sc:
ket steady. Butter, creamery. see. imitation %
count In the open market for three months bills
renovated 24@2419c; renovated. 23@24c; market
steady. y
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HIDES. PELTs. TALLOW. WOOL.

Green sailed cured steer hidese, ove1
60 lbs ,...;.;..........,::; ........ 1a II
Green salted heavy COW hides, over
60 lbs :.;:...,::;.:.....:. 1214 liz
80 lbs 49,. :::::::::.: 1914 liz
Green sailed bulls, stays, oxen or
work steers 49,: ::..;:;; ;:...::.:. 10 8
Is lbs ........... ..::........... 1874 IL
Green sailed veal kips ............. 10 111a
Green sailed veal calves 8 to Is lbs. 141a ls
Green or frozen hides 1hc less than green
sailed. - -. -
Horse and mule hides, large. ...... $500 $500
Horse and mule hides, medium. ... 3.35 235
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS. Dec. 24.-Beef
firm. Pork, steady, Lard, trmer; prime west
ern, SS.ZJGIS. 90. :
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DIVIDEND ON COppER

DIVIDEND ON COPPER,
New YORK. Dec A.-The directors of the
anaconda Copper company toduy declared =
quarterly dividend Of $l.75 per share
LIVERPOOL HOPS, Dec 24-Hops at Lon
Jon (faclhc COAST, dull, BE 5s@4G lbs.
NEW YORK OIL. Dec. A.-Petroleum steady:
refined, all ports, $745@7.5O.
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WHEAT RECEIPTS

WHEAT RECEIPTS BY ROADS.
Cars-Milwaukee, 1876; OMAHA "a: st. Louis,
SO; Wisconsin Central, 8; Great Northern, 2o2
Northern Pacific, SO: Great Western, Ia: 500
line, 5O Rock Island, 4.