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CRAM AND PRODUCE MARKET
lrtts Ia Wheat lit Generally Below
Previous lay.
SOME REACTION Al CLOSE or SESSION
Receipts Large, IucreRue over Year
Ago BeinE Divided between North
west and sOuth,ycst-Weather
Effects Grading of Corn.
,0aE REACTION At CLOSE OF SESSION

OMAHA. Dec 49, 1906.
Inc Whea- market today was quiet, prices
belng 8 morally below the close Of yester
ady Decembe- opened NC down on the
sion. rcgainlug the early decline. Receipts
we're somewhat larger thaa a year ago,
the Increase being divided between the
nos invest and southwest. On account OF
vet weather, delivery by farmers was not
Although trade was also light in corn
inc market IN that cereal was not 80 weak
- IN wheat. Early prices we're down, but
december sold at the close almost up to
yesterday. and May reached point above
yesterday. Receipts we're light and, on
high
Primary wheat receipts we're So 900
bushels and shipments $3.50 bushels.
against receipts last year Of $4,000 bushels
ana shipments OF zoo. 900 bushels Corn re-
cetpts were $4,000 bushels and shipments
lol00 bushels, against receipts last year
OF !l2l000 bushels and shipments Of $1,000
bushels. Clearances were sos 600 bushels
wheat 45O,1OO bushels corn and -four and
wheat equal TO $50. 600 bushels
Liverpool closed Nd lower on wheat and
bmhd lower on corn.
Broonhall estimates Argentina Whes
shipments at 10000 bushels. against 1.lm
90 bushels last year he estimates corn
shipments at 100000 bushels, against $1,000
Corn offerings are increasing daily from,
all directions but very little business is
doing owing TO absence OF export outlet
Export bids for corn are Nc to Nc lower
than yesterday, when they were workable.
More interest IL being shown In oats than
In whCat and corn combined Local traders
have forsalSen the latter and are buying
oats
The Iowa state statisticlan's fnai report
makes Iowa corn crop average forty-one
bushels to the acre; total 3SS, 349, 900 bushels
Local range OF options:
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Knnsnr Go LIve stocl, MnrI.et

KANSAS CITY Dec. 18.-CATTLE--Re-
ceipts 100 head, including 500 head OF
southerns; market steady; cows, hefers
stoclkers and feeders. strong; choice export
and dressed beef steers, S5.5Od675; fair 10
good IS 95dI5. IS; western steers, S3.40H5.50;
stockers and feeders, SS.OOaA5O; southern
steers, 81. 9Gfi475: southern cows, s1.S5di2. 70
native cows, S2O0Gt4.25: native heifers, 81 4
"a. 30; bulls, S2.lO6f4 10; calves, 50 0)6650.
HOGS-Receipts. 1850 head; market
strong; top, S62714; bulk OF sales, S6.17h4
SIS; heavy, S6.22196l6.25: packers S6.21a6 25
pigs and lights, $5.S0d6.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 900
head; market 1Cdl5c lower; lambs, $1,000
7.75; ewes and yearlings, S.O0d62j; western
yearlings, So75@6.6n; western sheep, Si.5)d
6.65; stockers and feeders, S3.5Oa5OO.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-14

BOSTON. Dec. i1-W OI1-The features
dontiT.1ting ne Boston wool market is the
strength ~ eTslgn markets and the small
supply Of wCN on sale here. The market
L. % stro' oosition The demand Tor
clothing ter 80 furnished esUecial inter-
est. hne br Jg.ng G6N67c. and IN several
cases sc Some transactions are reported
at Gc. while several lines are said TO be
worth Toe Pulled woods are in steady trade.
Foreign grades are lrm. Leading domestic
quotations follow; Ohio and Pennsylvania
Xxx and above, S3ikd3ic: y. 3ld32c; No /,
l004lc; No 3 SS6S9c; hne unwashed 95a
Csc; unmerchautable, 2gG30c; half blood,
unwashed, a3m&1Rc: three-eighths blood,
unwashed SiQSihc; quarter-bloOd I'M
washed. SSGfS3hc; Delaine, washed 36lA3i31c;
Delaine unwashed. 9G3Oc Michigan fine
unwashed, 24gTEic: half blood unwashrd.
quarter blood uuwashed. S2d32ihc; Delalne,
unwashed 2Td2Sc Kentucky, indiana ann
Missouri, comb!ng. three-eighths blood 80
G34c: combing, quarter blood 8iG31lc.
Texas. secured basis fine, twelve months.
72R7Sc; hne, six TO eight months, SofT67c
basis. northern choice, 6Q6sc; northern
good 65Ffe6c; middle country, 65d66c south
ern. 62d63c; fan free 54d55C Oregon.
secured basis. eastern, No. ] staple T01
nc; eastern. No ] clothing, ed70c valley.
No. ]. 0OGd2e. Territory. staple. secured
medium, 65d66c. Territory. Ordinary, secured
basis. me. 66d6Sc: fine medium. 6SfiSsc
medium. 6SdG5c. Colorado and New Mexico.
spring secured X. 66Q6Sc. No. l. 62Fnstc
Pulled woods. secured basis extra 69dnc;
fine A. 6sGe6c; supers. 5sd5sc; B suDers.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 5.-wooI-steady;
medium grades comblng and clothing a3I
I'd: light hne la02lc: heavy hne i4dlec
tub washed, s2d57ize.
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NEW YORK. Dec 11-MONEY-On call,
strong al 4dl6 per cent; ruling rate Bh
per cent. closing bid, 4 per cent, offered,
per cent. Time loans, strong; 90 days
S0l2 per cent; 30 days s per cent bid;
months. 81 per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-sa61t
per cent.
STERLING ExCJIANGE-Steady az de-
cline, with actual business In bankers bills
at 81 $500 LS355 fer demand and at 81 IS on
A7s60 for sixty-day bills; posted rates - l9m
a4sO and &4.s4laGfAS5: commercial bills'
A7Sh.
sILvER-Bar, Sshc Mexican dollars,
52Hc.
heavy.
Closing quotations on bonds we're as fol-
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Cnnrn MARKET.

NEW YORK. Dec. l3.-COFFEE-Fu tures
opened steady at an advance OF i0d1a
points on higher European cables than eN,
pected and bullish reports from Brazil as
10 valorization operations. There was not
much buying however, and prices sagged
on during the middle session under scatter
ing li0uldatioU. The close was steady net
unchanged to 5 points higher. Sales for the
day were reported OF 1870 bags, Including
December al b.S0c. January hSd6. sc.
March 6.50d6 55c; Nav. s 70n0 75c: JULY
s Sd5. SOC: Seutemher. g 0oc November. 6lbc
Spot Rio. quiet No invoice. 7c.
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st. Louis Live stock Nnrl,et

ST LOUIS. Dec. S.-CATTLE-R Rec eipts.
5000 head. including LOCO head Of Texaus;
market steady; native shipping and export
steers, S5.45d7 90; dressed beef and butcher
steers, 81. 500iG4 40; steers under 100 pounds
s.. 25dI.90; stockers and feeders. S2OOGi4 90;
cows and heifers. S2.40g5.25: Gamers, N.7l
Texas and Indian steers $2.6Od55O; cows
and heifers, Sc.25d35O.
HOGS-Receipts, $500 heed; MAJ ket
steady: pigs and lights. S5.75a620: packers.
S6nOd62 %; butchers and best heavy. $500
G25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reccfpts 2.5O1
head; market steady; native muttons. 50 q
dGOO lambs, S3.5Od7.S5: rulls and bucks
s.. 2S6J4.OO; stockers, s. .O06f3.S5.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-14

DORADO


HOGs-There was another good run OF
hogs this morning. making the reCcipts for
the week considerably larger than last
week. and not far from the record Of
a year ago. The more liberal receipts have
caused prices 70 take a downward ten
dency. on Monday hogs sold higher than
at the close OF the previous week but
the average 81 an the sales yesterday was
Close 70 2Oc lower than Mondays market
Buyers started out this morning bidding
prices that were generally about steady,
but sellers seemed 20 feel that after the
sharp decline ~ the last two DAYS a
reaction was due ana they were generally
asking for an advance. Packers ala not
seem much inclined 10 allow nrices 20 re-
cover and hence the trade was very slow
in the morning
II was auits evident that huyers Teallv
wanted the hogs and sellers fnallv forced
them 70 raise their bids. 50 that the gem
eral market became right ~ nc hiEher
than yesterdays average market. In other
words the hogs sold anywhere from steady
10 So higher and when tho trade Was once
under way n was fairly active. % that
the hogs were practically all sold by mid
day After the more important orders were
filled the market eased OF a little. - that
the last hogs that arrived had % sell at
prices that were perhaps no better than
yesterday.
AS viii be noted from the sales below a
considerable proportion Of the hogs SOLD at
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Cnttnr M-rI.ea

NEW YORK. Dec. l8-COTTO N-Spot.
steady, Is points advance; middlng un-
lands loGjc: middllng gulf l0aOc; sales.
,lo0 bales
ST. LOt'Ts. Mo. Dec 70 -COTTON-
Quiet; middl'nR. l0Mc. slles = bales re-
ceipts, l,T7h halls; shipments, 50i bales.
stock 1854 bales
NEW ORLEANS Dec. l3-COTTON-
Sp~t closed hr1-: sales. 7l00 bales: low
ordinary. SIC. nominal: ordinary, &c. nom
inal: good ordinary. g5-1ec: low mid7llng
gakc: middUng lo' Q. good -''diling II 1-1fc
middiinE fair. ii~C. nominal faiT. ~,
recpipts 70 S14 bates; stock. a'o s'5 bales.
LIVERPOOL -DcC 13-COTTOS-Spot g.
fair de-na M. r-io-s uUcNqnuod A~lrriCas.
mifd'ing fair. GFd good miGd'inE 5g'
mifdlng, 6o7d; ln-- mlddllnT 5.9d.
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MInnenpoIIa Grain Market.

MINNEAPOTIS, Dec. B.-WHEAT-De-
cember, T7Kd7sc: May SOisc; July. aHa
H%c: No. / hard, size; No, | northern
S0Hc; No. northern. 1I%mISlsc; No.
spring 7bdf76c.
FI,OUR-MRrhet remained Arm: ship
ments, 492ls barrels: first patents A.SO@
&. 25as Isl; second clears, 81 4Oa2e0
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snKnr md NInlna.e.

NEW YORK. Dec. 3-SUGAR-Raw.
steady; fair refining. 6-1663 ii-S2c; centrifu-
gal. Sc test, 3 iS-l6d3 21-s2c noiasses suglr,
i-i6Q3 3-S2ci refined, steady; No. {. 430c
4O5c No. II, &c; No. ~ 3S5c; No i3 aS0c
No. "a. 8s5c' cOnfectioners' A. 46oc. mould
Z. AlOc; cut loaf, $500. crushed, 300; pow
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PeOrin Market.

PEORIA. Dec s.-CoRN-stsaoy; No. 8
yellow and No. new, l01ac; No. T. 3sikc
no grade. SIC
OATS-Steady: No white. sc: No. 3
white. S4aR34Mc: No. { white, S3d38Ac
RYE-Firm; No. 2 6Sd69c.
WHISKY-On the basis OF n.3.
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81. Louis General Market.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 12--wHEAT-Market
steady; track, No. 2 red cash, 75k6D754Sc;
No. hard, 7l1FQ75c; May, 77isc: July, 75tc.
CORN-Market steady; track, No. 2 cash,
AQE1kc; No. 2 white. h1h441Ac; May. 42c /;
July, 42%c. ..
oATSMarket steady; track No. cash.
&c. No. 2 white, 36aS614e; December, 34c;
May, 35%d35&c,
FLOUR-Steady; red winter patents, 8. 6
Qs75i extra fancy and straight, $S10a3.4 As;
clear, $2.5562S5
SEED-Ttmothy. steady; $3.259&75
CORNMEAL-Steady: $3.50
BRAN-Steady; sacked, east track, ga
SOC.
HAY-steady; timothy, $14Oca1s,OO; prai-
RE, $l0O0d1600.
IRON COTTON TIES-$1.O2.
BAGGING-9hc
HEMP TWINB-9c.
PROVISIOHS-PorlS steady; jobblnE. SIS.
Lard, higher; prime steam, $S.52h Dry salt
meats, steady; boxed extra shorts, $500;
clear ribs, $500; short clears, 1913. Bacon,
steady; boxed extra shorts, f97b; clear ribs,
So 75; short clears, 5000.
POULTRY-Firm; chickens, Sc; springs,
Sc; turkeys, lSc; ducks, 1Oc; geese, Sikc.
BUTTER-Market quiet; creamery, 25d
321hc; dairy 21d26c.
NJ
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Articles
A Asked. b Bid.


PHII.ADEL PHIA. Dec. 13.-BTTTTER-
Firm and in good demand; extra western
creamery, official price, sc; street price
EGGS-Steady but quiet: nearby fresh
and western fresh. PC at mark.
CHEESE-Firm and In fair demand; New
York full creams fancy, liSc: New York
full creams, choice. 14iEc: New York full
creams fair TO good. l3&dl4c.
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MIIwnnI.ee GrnIn NIarket.

MILWAUKEE, Dec 1s-wHEAT-Mar-
ket steady; No ] northern anS2e; No,
northern, 7SdSic. May Isssc asked.
RYF-I over; No. 1, 6Sa6Sl2c.
BARLEY Steady; No. 2 55lAc; sample,
CoRN-steady; No. cash, Il94so; May,
4S1sc, asked.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

John r. Rlngwalt and wife to The
resa Coughan, lots and T. Rem
TR i%s19g c6 STG to John r. Ring
ASb Able J. shaw to Jacob Kattieman.
Tots 8 and 4. block 81 Omaha.,a..... ,
SARAH 4. GarrOw TO Alexander Car
row, lot z. block s. Hdnscom Place.
John t. Morarty ct al TO Margaret
Mol'SPrty ~ VIZ lot n,oS,, P p, e.
sniths, ard ~ lot 3. book 2
John A. Parton 70 Tena barton. lot
sumo to same. lot 8, block l. Burton's a..
n illi9m c. Kimbali to wilson 7 ora
h1m. lots 4 and g. block 10, Boyd's.. tOJ
Gerard Braudcnburg and wife 10
same, block ga Florence 49,. Loo
Helen r. Clark to Laura +. Morrow,
lots 2, 3, T. 5, 6, book 3, Hamilton
Fred \. Tuckson and wife to George
Nowucs, lot e, book l. Himehaugh ga
Hugh S Thomas and wife 20 Warren
ClaIk Thomas, lots Il and r. block -.
Robert q, rink to E. r. Hume, lot
3, Harrison Place ...................... 80.
Cherries ". Oycrturf and wife 70 Cert
T IsaScs Sc soldons p 10, 49,. Do 1900
William A. Cunning et al. 70 BERT
ram H. pa,cy lot 3, block g. Lake 49,
lRotc"t q. rink to julius swoboda, lot
., block z, Albrights Annex South
sane 10 same ict 10. block I. Al
/ hriAHta Annex South Omaha......:- zee.
Vine lot D book So K6gntze place 2I2S
sl" o. ZIG
! Teuia Park NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
Tota: ............................,......tiI.is
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rnIndn sced AInrnt.

TOLEDO, o., Dec E.-sEEDS-Cash
clover, SSsIia; December, N3114 January,
IS ~; February. sS.B; March, $40 Prime
alsike. $40. Prime timothy, E.oo.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-14

ST. JOSEPH, Dec. 13-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. $40 head; steers. lnc lower; cows.
heifers. s2.0di4.50 stoclters and fe ders,
e. OOg425
shade hiTb.r. top. S622Ik bulk S6.l2l5 a
aI1ik
SHEEP AND LAMBS'-Recelpts. on7
head: ullrsct for lambs, strong; top. $40;
sheer, iCVisc lower.
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DuIuth Crnin Marked

DULUTH. Dec. l3-wHEAT-On track.
No. northern, SJhc; No. ? northern. sac;
December SAC; May, SIC; July, SAC.
OATS-To arrive, S&c.
RYE-6lc.
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NC stnrk nInrket

H.. Dec. t3.-(Srecial Te'C
.E-Rccelpts 1900 head
"a 90 yer. stocksrS slow: heaves.
-U68. &C., 9. bulls and mixed $?51a4 %;
h,oCkcrs and eders, $3OOQ400; calves and
NsarilnEs. SetO02S
HOGS Receipts $500 head Market
steady. selling at S.C96C5; bulk OF sales
g $3.50
SHEEP AND TAMBS-ReCeipts, 2Oi
head Market steady.
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LIrrrnnuI araIn - .rovIsIon..

LIVERPOOL. Dec. a-WHEAI-Spot.
0rm; No 9 red western winter. IS, futures.
easy; December noainaij March, O. sad
coRN-spot. quiet, American mixed. 4.
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Articles open. High Low. Close Yes'y.
Wheat
Dec...I Glib Sab 67Bl STAB 6ihA
May UMB 71MBl nMBl umBI nhB
Corr
Dec. 37hAI sThA 37AAI 37hA STAA
May...l SSAB)8s9k1zBl Ssh b SAB SSAB
Dec. Observation-Disclosures. 31AB 31AA
May. .l........l ....... .......l 3lhB S%A
A asked. B bid.

hard MHE ssaesS No hHT Ssrd SS sSSsSc No
spring, 66Q69c
COMING. g. SC; No. l. S5aS51kc No. 3
yellow, 36d36Ac; No. 3 white, 36hc.
OATs-No. 8 mixed, a1hc No. white,
S21zc; No. white, 32c.
RYE-No. 2, CSC; No. 3, Gle.
CARROT Receipts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-14

OMAHA. Dec. I8.-Bank clearinEs Tor to-
day were t2O10. EWN and for the Co .aeE-
pondinS date last year n,755, 1904
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-14

on the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creameries, 23d3lc;
dalries. aDdZ7c. Eggs weak al mark. cases
Included, 230s5c; frsts, &c; prime fiFsts,
2sc: extras. Sic Cheese, nrmi l3ul4c
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-14

OF the day were 1900 bales Of which 1000
bales were Tor speculation aud export and
included 500 bales American. Receipts,
l6 ,OU bales all American.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-14

Total sales Tor the day. SIS zoo sharoa.
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mo, .
Cash quotations were as follows;
FLOCR-Firm; winter patents S3SOu3 %;
winter straights, SS2Ud3 40; spring patents,
s.. SOlt39O; spring straights, S3O0S.bO;
bakers 81. 4Od2.S0
WHEAT-No. , spring TSdSSc; No. 3,
.4GiSSc; No. 2 red, 78lkG14lsc.
CORN-No 2, 4id44lac; No. yellow, Asa
0Grs-No ? $3.50; No, 3 white s4&9
gJlac.
RYE-No. p GfikG65c.
BARLEY Good feeding, RGbC; fair 10
choice mailing. 49H55c.
SEFDS-No ] iax, STA. No. ] north
western, &i.2. Clover, contract grade, S275.
PROVISIONS short ribs. SUES tOJseJ,
80 gtdS.6Ils. Pork mess, per Dbl. SlAT5
lard. per lO0 lbs. $50 Short clear sides
(boxedj, SSs7iAd012h.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Market sIow-HoEs Weak to Lower
sheep Lower

CHICAGO, Dec. l2-CATTLB-Receip
HOO head; market slow; common to prime
steers 81 OO6T7. 40: cows. s. 65u4I5; heiferS,
So 6Od5 90; bulls, S2.4OdL5O: calves. $2.750
500: stockers and feeders. So 40li4.5O
HOGS-Receipts 23.COl head: weak to Sc
lower: shipping grades &C. lod6.2O; good to
choice mixed, S6.05d6l5: heavy packing,
S. ODd6.O5; medium and heavy butchers, 500
d625: pigs, S6.OOd6C5
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, % eco
head: weak 70 25c lower; sheep. 3dd6 90;
yearllngs, $4.6Od65O; lambs s. 75a77b.
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Kansas GO GID IND ProvIaIona.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 1a-WHEAT-De-
Cash: No. 2 hard, 70ll73c; No. 8, 671k6G721kc;
No. 2 red, 72d7Sc; No. 3, 6SQ72c.
CORN-December, B6hc; May, 395Sc; July.
ssAc Cash No. 2 mixed, Ssc; No. 8, s75hc
No. white, 8S&dS9c.
oATs-No. white, 34l941ko; No. 2 mixed
S3n3s5kc.
DGGS-Steady; extra, CSC. cases included
hrsta ZINC; seconds. nc.
HAY - Steady to strong; prairie, &c
! higher; choice timothy, S16O0d16.50; choice
prairie Sl2 75613.26.
RYE-Steady; 63q65c.
BUTTER-CreRmery SOC: packing ice,
| Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu. .................6aOO lVAVOO
| Corn, bu. ........,...........SsV0 zAul
\ Oats, Du. s.s...s.....s..ssssll,VUV SVOV
! Board of Trade quotations for Kansas
City delivery The range OF prices, as re-
! ported by Logan B. Bryan, liz Board OF
| Trade building, was:
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London C1oninr stocl,..

-hN-lVldend.
SILVER-Bar, steady, s1Md per ounce.
MONEY-41bd515 per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market
for short bills is 5% per cent; for three
months bills, SIS per cent
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oils aud RosIn.

NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-OII-Cottonseed
firm; prime crude Z. o. b. mills, sic; prime
yellow 4Olkc. Petroleum steady; refined
New York $3.50; Philadelphia and Baltl-
more T45; Philadelphia and Baltimore, in
bulk, s435. Turpentine, steady; 6SKu1Oc.
OIL CITY, Pa, Dec. l3--OIL-Credit bal
ances, SIS Runs, 1887 bbls.; average
&C. 192 bbls Shipments, 126,4SS bbls.; aver
age 13GCS2 bbs.
steady; 66lkc.
ROSiN-firm; sales, s,9s9 bbls. Qyfd
A. b, c, d. r, $500; F, $3.9504O5; G, 50
iG5: II. S4IOd4 %: l. q. tO x, S5l5; Nj.
n S 90; w G., $50; W w, 1885.
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Boston Coppet adarI.et.

Closing quotations on Boston copper mar
ket, reported by Logan & Bryan, ll2 Board
of Trade building Omaha:
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Evororntcd AprIcS npd Drled FIR
NEW YORK, Dec. 13-ENAPORs@S
APPL ES-The market continues TO
an easier tendency owing TO f.eer Digs
for future shipments, which seem 70 be
weakening the position Of spot holders.
prime, SA0SaBc
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Boston stocks ana B,ud..

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The Washington herald., 1906-10-13
GOLD TROPHY FROM PERU.
Secretary Root Exhibits to Cabinet
Testimonial from south America

Secretary Of State Root yesterday
showed to the President and the meme
bers OF the Cabinet one Of the trophies
Of his recent visit TO South America.
On his arrival in Peru ne was met by
committee representing the Naval
School the spokesman Of whom IL a neat
little speech. delivered IN good Eng isl,
presented 10 him a solid gold plate four
by six inches and at least quarter Of
an inch thick. Upon IL was engraved tue
following inscription.
The Alumni OF the Naval School, recog-
nizing the benevolent hospitality shown
by the navy OF the United states 10 our
comrades, the sailors of Peru have the
homer Of saluuLg his eXcGllency Mr E-ihu
Root SecTetary Of state, and Of express
ing their sympathy with The motive q
his visit TO Peru On board the Pe-u
il the harbor OF CallaO. September, Is05.
On the right Of the inscription is en-
gTaved the coat of arms OF Peru resting
upon an anchor and other naval emblems.
and The whole is inclOsed in q morocco
leather. suk-liued cssket-
The Secretary also exhibited q series NJ
interesting views of Panama and the
Canal zone taken while he was On the
Isthmus. showing. among other things.
the work In progress, the newly paved
streets Of Panama. the big steam sh0vels
in operation, and the new towns built
for the accommodation OF the workmen
at Culebra.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13
THREE CENTS-PAY NO MORE

Then the jealous woman Of mis- early
life appeared and he claims threatened
him with exposure. The threats were
carried out, for. after notifying The Navy
Department OF his Whereabouts, she
hired a detective. who arrested him two
days ago at Myersdale.
But the detective was careless. and the
prisoner steppsd off the train at Johns
town, eluded his CapJor, ana took train
for Washington
On his arrival yesterday he found out
how hard it really is TO be a prisoner.
StaytOn's Sister Talks,
When seen last night by a representa-
tive of The Herald, Mrs. Fatt. sister OF
the evangelist, who resides At 1126 Twen-
ty-ffth street northwest, admitted that
the story of her brothers troubles was
true. Mrs. Fatt declared it was all piece
Of spite work on the part Of that Cleve-
land woman.
My brother she said, is more sinned
against than he has sinned This trouble
Of James would not have ever come out
if it had not been for that base-hearted
woman ever seeking to avenge herself
and to ruin my poor brother.
she has been pursuing him for years.
When James lett the navy 1 went nlySelI
to the Navy Department with Senator
Hanna 10 ask for an extension Of time IN
his leave The Senator. who was a warm
personal friend Of the family, assured me
that everything would be all right
My brother has tried to reform and be
q better man, in fact. he did. and now,
after all OF his sufeTings, when his whole
future seemed assured. for this crushing
blow to fall" Mrs. Fats voice trem-
bled with emotion when she spoke Of her
hrotherls troubles
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13
DIED.

BEATTY-On Thursday morning. October II. 1905.
at lzS9 o'clocE, Mrs CECILIA c. BEATTY,
mother az tae late ECbcrt l. Beatty
Funeral viii tale place from her late residence.
2G Eleventh street northeast. on Saturday after
noon, October g. az oc-ocS interuc-r az
Rock Greek Cemetery. GAINESVILLE, Ohio. papers
Tg=s C-~rf
HARVEY-On Thursday. October Il 1876. az bis
residence. -ls4 lIac-ub street. Cisscaud Para,
GEURUB CAIAILhAbL HARVEY.
Fuulsa! private.
REECE- Entered into rsst Friday, October Z, 1885
al 40 a. H.. JOSEPH y REECE. beloved
husband o5 Nsils 5. ksece inge Harvey
Not.ca Of funeral hereafter lSprug1Cld MasA,
uaF-s please couyl
STIEF-On Wed,.-s5ay Oc;o5s7 To- 1875. at the
residence OF her daughter Airs ". z. Wsgs,sf.
Al PaI adc' 'rhia. Ia. Ms. 81. l. orIEr. he-
loved sister of Mrs Z. I. Nutze and Ms. Ed
ward Eood, Of this c.ty,
WALLACE-Ou Wednesday. October 10 1905 at
$50 2. L.. after a b-ief Illness, SAMUEL NAL-
LACE beloved husband Of hattie C. Wallace
u Als siXty-i0uIth ysar
Funeral from his late residence. L. street
north INST. cu sa-urdsv. Ocy0bsT l3 al ?. u.
Relatives and friends arc InU.sd 70 attend.
WILLIAMSBURG this lie on WEDNESDAY
October, TO- 1875. after a bTisf illness, JAMES
EDWARD. bcoEed san Of Edward and Bar5a-4
Nl.--4ns sge1 twenty years
Funeral services Saturday. October IS, az O'Clock.
az Uuicu Wesley =. ". L. L. Church, On 81
street between L and northwest. Friends
relatives respectfully invited 70 be present.
YATEs-Dcpartsd this life Tuesday. October 2. 1906
Gt $40 2 ~, at her residence. il6 Franklin
street northwest. HATTIE OLEFlA YATES,
daughter Of Robert and Annie Yates. 81 the
ago 0i eighteen years
Funeral services VIII take place az the IhIrd Bar
tisJ Church sunday, October IL at I O'Clock ?. N
Friends invited.