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Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-29
ANOTHER GERM DESTROYER. Herpieide is Death to DandruH Germs

The germ burrows Into the scalp, throwing up the cuticle in thin scales, called dandruff. or scurf. and oigglns at the root of the hair where II saps the hairs vitslty. First comes prillie hair, then lusterlees and deadiike nalr then falling hair, and, finally badness. Nine-tenths of the hair troubles are caused by dandruff. Without dandiuil, hair will grow luxuriantly, as nature Intended. ''Herpicide" kills the dan druff germ leaving the hair 10 grow unhampered, as 1t does with the Amer lean red man. Sold by leading drug gists. Send 10c In stamps for sampie to The Herpicide Co.,, Detroit. Micn.
 els6EE DRUG CO. Special Agents
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-29
CONNECTS REcApTuREo.

VLADIMIR, Russia, Nov. zs.-Of thirty-fve prisoners who broke jail
 here yesterday. one has been killed and twenty-three have been recaptur- ed. including a number of desperate criminals. During the pursuit of the convicts sergeant and two of the keepers of the prison were wound
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-29

Takes Away the Charm. Though decorations to the floor May be high psiced and flt. You cnn't admire the carpet When you are called on It.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-29

The job that goes hunting the man with big salary in its fist is dream.
 Courting a fighty girl is about as satisfactory as playing the races and about as expensive.
 The investigating period follows hard upon the investing period.
 The age of romance varies from four teen to twenty-five.
 Nothing delights . pessimist so much @ a run of bad luck.
 Ragtime takes the rag off the bush with the populace- Unless you were Solomon you would not need the wisdom of Solomon.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-29
Pick of the Jobs.

 If we could draw wages for loafing, Hew dandy and fine it would be: Just sitting around in a rocker Or flling an ample settee: Just hanging around the cigar stors Or testing O hammock to sec If it were substantial or resting Somewhere in the shade of 6 tree. If work were only play
 Wed spend the liveiong day In one sweet round of pleasure. No one shouid rob
 Us of that job:
 Wed guard 1t as a treasure. Wed think at last
 Our lives were cast Tn something to our measure How cheerfuily down in tho morning wed go at the stroke of the clock If part os our task were to saunter At leisureiy pace round the bfocki We never would strike or grow suilsy Our noble employers to shock If wo could draw wages for loafing To work we would cheerfuily flock. For tasks like these
 Would surely please The most ungracious sinner
 AS in the shade
 With lemonade
 He waited for his dinner,
 And he would say
 Ton times . day
 This Job is sure . winner.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-29
No Time For It.

No Tine For It. Brown Is such slouch. I wonder he wouldn't fx himself up littie." ~He can't: he's too busy being sup ported by his wife"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-29
A Close Shave.

A Close Shave. "He .aid the foundation to his tn. nense wealth by shaving himself" "His shce was his fortune then"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-29

In these de- generate days natrimony can frequently be obtained at bar gain rates.
 Right ought to dominate might, but might Ess the drag.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-29
Humor Gao Philosophy
 By DUNCAN N. SMITH
PERT PARAGRAPHS

The game of progressive matrimony Is not conducive to the development of character.
 It would keep some people busy to determine which is their busy day.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-29
Took No Chsnees.

'.The Jones family is in mourning for . pet dog they have lost"
 ''why don't they advertise for it?"
 "His wife hadn't thought of 1t, and Jones is afraid some one might read 1t and return the dog"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-13
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Desirable Kinds Of Cattle Fully stsady
or Strong.
no VERY IMPORTANT CHANGE IN HOG


SOUTH OMAHA. Sept. H. 1905.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-13
STA0s.
BoARs. " =" :"

i..... 500 90 l....,... $50 90
sHEEP-Receipts Of sheep looked small
reported in, which was lighter than one
and two weeks ago. Some of the trains
were late in arriving, which delayed tho
opening, and the further fact that re-
ceipts were moderate seemed to cause
buyers TO lose interest and the trade. as
been observed before this that light re-
ceipts In the sheep barn seem to result
In dull market.
Feeders were In fair request, but buyers
did not seem to be so anxious for sup
plies as they did yesterday. when there
was later than usual before they did very
much business Still, Il must be borne
In mind that prices are very light. Lambs
sold higher yesterday than any time, feed
ers paying up to 1910, the high point OF
the year. Buyers talk all the time that
ously high. but still they keep taking
them and prices. instead Of being lower
have been steadily hrming up.
Packers as was the case yesterday, were
little slow about taking hold this morn
ing. They feel that prices are high, as
was explained yesterday, and they do rot
PEELED to to I'LL urgent orders and as a
result the market on fat stun was slow
with the feeling generally a little easier
Quotations on killers: Good to choice
lambs. 800 1850; fair to good lambs.
tee096.76; good to choice yearlings,
ts;7S@s,2s; fair to good yearlings, 1850
fair to good wethers, 5000 Sis;
good to choice ewes, sA7b@5.2s; fair to
good ewes, S4.5o@4.7b.
Quotations on feeders: Lambs, $3.50
s5bi yearlins:, ts.26@5.7S; wethers, t4.S5
Ran n IA eal
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-13
.arlot Reeeipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices ON board of Trade.

Prices ON Hoard OF Trade.
CHICAGO, Sept; 1.-THE wheat market
.ske early portion q the trading and then
sn ss S' Sishep eorn was up oc oats
were up h@stc, Provisions were unchanged
The opening OF the wheat market was
featureless. there being but little news and
prices were close to the final quotations or
The strons pward With
a strong feeling and prices advanced
opo ws sn' ae ae RSoSe q the Opening
the bulge there was much selling for prohts
ana 5 h9 tss
spring wheat were somewhat disappoint-
ing. There was no improvement In export
Under these influences prices declined and
the final quotation was only ho above the
close Yesterday December S wheat o2en1Sssd1
@72ssc and closed firm at TIC. Clearances
Of wheat and -four were equal to sSl .dOC
bushels against los 900 bushels Year ago
Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts Of 50 cars, against 5es cars last
The corn market was strong partly In
sympathy with oats and also because OF
nfm prices for cash corn. The market
soon created an active demand for corn
and prices advanced steadily. Commission
day The December option opened at 42h
@42Ac, sold between 42kc and 42MG42%c
and closed firm at 421kG42Ac Local receipts
were 81 cars. with III cars Of contract
grade. sr
The oats market was strong all day. al
one time selling up Nc, with the December
option at 32ssc In the opinion OF many
brokers It is an absolute certainty that tn,
crop is short and It is also believed thai
the hay crop will be 20 to rs per cen
less than normal The primary movement
continues liberal. but cash oats, despt,
this. were strong and higher The Deeem
Der option opened at 31Bc, sold between
size and 32Ssc and closed 1kG7Ac above tbs
final quotation of yesterday. Local receipts
were l07 cars.
The provisions market was weak earl,
In the day on general selling. Later, how
ever, all of the advance was recovered OF
buying based largely on a &c advance n
the price OF live hogs. Heavy buying o.
lard by a prominent packer was featur.
81 the market. At the close January porl
was unchanged at s1290 and lard and rib
were each unchanged at $z67h and $3.50
respectively
Estimated receipts for tomorrow; Wheat
81 cars; corn, 4eT cars; oats. lsb cars; hogs
5000 head.
The leading fu,ures ranged as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-13
SUNDAY.
RANGE toF PRICES.
TUESDAYS SHIPMENTs.

The following shows the number II stock
RS and feeders shipped to the country and
heir points of destinations:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-13

CATTLE-Receipts OF cattle were liberal
for a Wednesday, but very much lighter
than one week ago They were larger,
however, th0n two weeks ago. The mar
ket as a whole did not show any very
great change in any direction, the trade
being fully steady throughout the day.
possibly stronger.
AS has been the rule for some days past,
there were a few good corn-fed cattle
here. While the market opened rather
slow II turned out to be fully steady, the
desirable kinds OF cattle selling generally
in yesterdays notches or stronger Good
grass cattle were also in fair request and
they. too, commanded strong prices, not
withstanding the fact that eastern markets
were reported lower.
Cows and heifers were not In. very large
supply and they. too. sold stronger. The
advance In the market yesterday and day
before carries the market to a place where
II r. now right at Csc higher than last
week. In other words, a good deal OF last
weeks decline has already been recovered
The situation as regards stockers and
feeders was not quotably different from
what II was yesterday. Good neshy feeders
were in active demand and free sellers at
strong prices. The supply Of that kind OF
cattle is considerably smaller than the de-
mand. On the other hand. common feeders
and light cattle OF practically all kinds are
slow sale. and receivers OF such complain
that Il Is hard work to unload even at
gradually declining prices.
RenrARentatfVA sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS.

Frank Novak and wife to Tel Jed
sokol lot 3, block II. s. Z. Rogers. s l,0G
Albert and Carrie Calm to George
Clixbe. lot L. block 5. Grammercy
sarah A. Woodman 10 John B. klaus
ner, lots 1, g. and 5. block u, Dun
John ~ Mcdonald to Frank Novak,
lot 3, block II. s. E. Rogers ....s.... l,6H
W. r. Fitch and wife to ]. @. liver
SEN lot l. block IS. Dundee. .....s. 6A
Joseph Rybin and wife to Stapyslaw
Marschalek. lot .. Georges sub,
South Omaha .....................-... w
Joseph c. Moore and wife to John
F. Bearo, part tax lot 80. sea sec a..
William g. Hills to Gordon M. Lees,
east 90 It. west IS IT. lot s. block
CITY SAVINGS Bank to Gordon M. wv
Lees, east 100 II. south A IT, lot Z,
block 10i, Omaha. ...,.........:........ 5000
j. y. Whitaker and wife to Elizabeth
Boltz lot 2, block 2 Dupont place; Do
son, ct al, swh nwA section ll-lS-l0 4. !.
Jacob r. Markell and wife to Richard 4,
p Mason ct al swk nwA section y
il-15.10 fnd other land .a..,......,a4. l
Union National Bank TO Richard Ma .
son. et al. same and other land =; l
James Burmese TO Union national &
Benk, swk nwA section ll-lb-iO and -
Catherine Boyle 10 Catherine Riley.
tract in lot 8 Bartlett's add ..,.,.. 600o
Elizabeth futile and husband to ]. ~
Andres Frye. lot 10. block !, Madi-
son square ..s....'.sss''..'. ss.r, 49, 49,. NsVD
Tota :, 1, - .vso
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-13
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Bulls Have Best Of II with Regard "a
Leading Cereal.
TENDENCY IN WHEAT DOWNWARD AGAIN
Corn starts Lower, but Advances
slishtIy on Good Buyins-Pre-
aicted FROST Dees Not Ma
tsrialize-Receipts small.

OMAHA. Sept. II, 1906.
After en- unchanged opening, wheat
prices steadily declined TO 10 below yes
tf fS S s spssEh ' the sG4s
due to showers last night and more pre-
>aacted for tonight. Receipts were only
moderate and domestic cash prices were a
fraction higher, but against this was a re-
duction Of export bids.i The range OF prices
Frost failed to materialise last night and
lower Some good buying later advanced
pri Ss to- trins above yesterday, re.
were made for tomorrow,
Primary wheat receipts were ss7,A
bushels and shipments 87SH bushels
against recetpte last year Of 1,O1s000 bush
els and ehipfnents Of $4,000 bushels Corn
is5. 7o2 bushels against receipts last year
Of e6300o hqshels and shipments of $4,000
bushels.t Cleafances were $4,000 bushels
wheat, 1900 barrels -four and $4,000 bush
Liverpool closed unchanged to I'd lower
on both wheat and corn.
Bids from abroad on wheat are poor and
for small quantities. Chicago exporters say
their best bids are y to ! cent out Of line,
ern interests claim no possibility at current
bids ~
Sweden. that the oats crop is a practical
failure In Sweden and , northern Russia.
the usual shipments Of oats from Baltic
ports. ~
Houses with northwest wires are getting
reports from Minneapolis and North Da-
Disappointing In some fields that machines
are called IN ss there II little but straw
to be found.
Local range Of options:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-13
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET
Condition of Trade and Quotations on
staple and Fancy Produce.

Stupie ana Fuucy EFouucSs
EGGS-Per doz, lSc.
LIVE POuLTRY-H Hens. sisaloc; ROSTERS.
6ci turkeys. ls@l3c; ducks. 'gsc; spring
BUTTER1Paekins stock. lsaiskc;. choice
fancy dairy, l7Qlsc; creamery, 202tc'
HAf--prices quoted by Omaha iced csoomc,
coarse, SOoQS.50, Rye straw, se50n7.oo
bHAN-Per v t9Rs z: AS ISLES
SWEET PoT TAT5aS PERI bbl.. $50
ToNAloES-Home grown. per basket OF
" Wax ,3s, SG EsESNsLp.r marse, basket Of
TrRNIPs, BEETs AND cARRoTs-Pe'
LEAF i.ETTUcE-HO,houss. per dOA
CELERY-Per doz., @d4Oc.
REORGANIZATION grown. per oos'
oNIoNs-aome grown. DC per ID; Span
GREEN oNIoNs-Per doc. punches. Isc
RAD1SHES-Per doz. lunches, lbQ2oc.
NAVY BEANs-:Per .pu., 9. IS. No. MA
GREEN PEPPERs-Per market basket
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per doH. lunches
CABBAGE--Hone grown, per h.. iNO
EGG PLANT-Per doz., 15c.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
oRANGEs-valencias. according to sire.
LFMONs-L.imoniera extra fancy. .Ae
size, $500; 800 size. 40: eco size. Ne.bo; other
brands. 800 less -
81 asps 9: inmbos. g ssSis.O@
DATEs-Per h., 5GSAe,
PEACHES = Colorado -5c9Nls; Mis-
soul, per e-basket crate. 81 .U0tSi.ss: Cali
fOPnia Eloer ssSfD Dep box ES Oregon
PEARs-Bartiett, per box. $3.50.
GNAPEs-Home grown per s-lb basket
XPPLEs-Per bbl, s2oO@2So.
MELONS.
wATERMELONs-Per h., 1d1kc. or
aS G%NT f1gsSS PES COLORADO and Arizona
Roc Ssfes standaras, 'ss.SS 80
CUT BEEF PRICES,
No so! ribs Ss laS Gn No fse F No SSn H Sc
s SS lsin No se aS sss: o1Ss
plate &C. Nj MHIiscER ELL A'.. -
suSAEq SesP IA sac kane 4 sacks ''
er SEEs issiso wisconsin meerssr ise
'w c.ofiF FifSKs No g. Ise pr ~:
3. 3d. ,s a Per per s: No. =; ,S.c per e
i TsSp Pecans. large. per h.. l5c; small. per
n Sii ,as s Sa,A shells per h. iSe SSsd
shells. per. h.. ls@1%c. coooanuts. $500 per
'1 sxR Z eels- a1c per gal; IN cases q
cases. a M-ib cam, n.ss. n
HONEY-Per "a frames. $3.50
l C,xNNED GOODS Corn. standard west
:;s; sSss s S. .Iis.s rs
sp2oo sailSap sRPSsS: ans
ttnsE a saiScn red ssnss chaoos ~
io fSncy n mustard siscasis s%sss 20.
tatoes, 81 Ism. 25: sauerkraut 800; pump.
kins, SOc@noo; wax beans. r,lo.. HgsSs:
shsar. peas, 2-ib,. sOc; extra. 'SasOc; fancy.
h CURED sn' F1sH-Fampy whitehsh. psr
ausrter Dbl. 100 lbs. 500; Norwsy mack
irish, No 2. SIG 90: herring, in bbls.. 600 lbs.
each. Norway. Ak, y120o: Norway. ak. tis. 90;
Holland. mixed, 90; Holland herring. In
kegs. mixers. Soc. kegs. mixed. Zoo.
medium r or large. dressed. Zee pike. dressed,
lie; halibut, fine stock, lie; catfish, dressed,
l5c; bullheads dressed and skinned, 12c;
white perch. dressed, &C.; crappies large,
i2c: sunfish. pan size, &c; white bass, extra
lie; white ish 0rozen). l2c mackerei
eodfish. fresh frozen. i2c fiounders. fresh
frozen. lie; bluensh. fresh frozen. l5ei
paddock. fresh frozen, iOc; red snapper
Holsters. (boiied). per ID. 4oc; green. Sc
eel. per lb. 1sc; frog legs. per dog. 2c.
roe shad. 81 each: shad roe, pair. &c.
HIDES AND TALLoW.oreen salted
No !. lsAc; No. 2. i2He; hull hides s sgloc
No + &C.; No. \. Se
WooL-Per H.. isQ1e
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-13
Krn.rr City 1.-Two sfock Mnrket.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Sept. is-cATI'LE
Receipts; 1900 head. including 800 south
port and dressed beef steers S5ejG6.5O;
fair to good. ss.FOasa0: western FED steers
southern Steers. !. 'ygi.O6; southern cows
helfsrr. ss76aS.Oo; bulls. h.SaSiS; calves
So (0dB.O0s
HoGs~Reeeipts. $50 head; market
steady g &C. higher: top, 80 bulk Of
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recelpts. 1900
head; market steady 10 weak: lambs. $50
aIso: fed ewes and yess61lings. t.sege. 60;
a. - 10; stoekers and feeders. sS50a6. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-13
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. i2,-cOTTON-Spo
ding gulf, 10O5c. No sales.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. l2-CoTTON-Spot in
moderate demand; prices 3 points lower;
ding. 5.7sd; middiing, 5.sld low middnng,
Esd; good ordinary. 5.o7d; ordinary, ASA;
which 500 were for speculation and ex-
port and Included 500 American Receipts.
A0O0 bales, Including 100 American.
ST LOUIS, Mo-. Sept. 12-COTTON-
Steady. Middling. CSC Sales. 70 bales;
stock 1854 bales
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 12-COTToN-
spot closed steady. sales. 1850 Low ordi-
nary, &c, nominal; ordinary. 61kc nominal:
good ordinary, l3-l6c: low middling. Shc
middling. SIC. good middling, SIC: middling
fair, SIC nominal; fair l0lac nominal.
Receipts, z.sc2 bales; stock. 1850 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-13
/ Futures, dull; September nominal; Decem-
Der, a b1sd; January, new, ts Nd.
ouotations OF the Nay on various
Couuodftfss


Commoaities.
ceipts, 2. NJ bbls.i exports. 1s5le bbls Mar
ket steady, with quiet trade. Mime
ers, ts.lo6s.so; winter patents, $3.50
SO; winter stIaights, ,s;5og $50; winter
;s25as.7s; choice to fancy. ss.so q 400.
low. 8, soai.ss; coarse. Miceiia; KILN dried.
RYE-Quiet; NO. . western, sc, Q. l. T..
n RASLIY1st.sdy sssSns ' si,j e.
so,Sio i bH. sales, 10000 Su. futures: SPOT
Market Ho re STEADY o Nc rsd aSst No
northern Duluth, sO7tc {. o. B., afoat; No
2 hard winter, 7sN, 10 D., afoat. Opened
SS on ooVsTns on Rr% OUTSIDE SS
ana improved commission house buying
eased or under realizing and closed barely
s2IlqSsstc; closed at sSatc; September f711c;
closed at INC; December. 70 s-16dso1sc
CoRN-Reccipts,. z,ssO bu. exports, 1906
bu. Sales, 5000 bu.; futures, spot market
nrmer; Nc, y sshc. elevator. ,o, and IS11scs
white o. O sos obt n0 ys,Sw Ssd H SSe
but strong and advanced 3s6hc on covering
following report Of light country. offerings
oSseS .tssy N al pss net sas s 81 MS1
closed at 4sjkc; September, bs1sc closed at
6skc; December, 5iNg5lEc; closed at 5lfc;
firmer; mixed oats, % to 80 pounds. s61t9
&c; natural white, 30 to 80 pounds, $500
@hc; clipped white So to 90 pounds ssls
TEED-F1rm; city, s9o6Oq25.oo.
ob nAja-Ss6Se STEADY dsdhippins' 'Sc; good to
I HoPF so.o common to choice 1905,
HIDES Steady; Galveston. 20 to Is
pounds, 2oc;. California, "a to rs pounds.
2lc 1, Texas ,.ss IS, dry. "a to 80 pounds Zee.
PROVIStONs-Beef steady; frInily. S10.so9
II .0oi mess, $500 300 beef hams, s21.oo
Q22.6o; packet. ss.oo@s.5o. Cut meats,
peIsd shoulders, p Ssas poieS hams
Sl200Qf25o. Lard. frmsr:: western prime,
Ss.soqS-so; refined Arm; continent, $40;
South gg5ho,, "A america; 1900; compound,
lily, $3.50 g 90; Short clear, $1,000
1875; mess, t1s.75@19.25.
TALLOW-F1rm; city 02 per pkg). 56Q
RCE-F1rmi domestic. fair to extra,
S1fu61fc; Japan. nominal
BUTTER-strong; street price. creamery.
common to extra, lslza24ic; state dairy,
common to fancy, 179231hc; renovated, COM
mon to extra. l64g SESi5s western imitation
CHEEsE-Weak; state full cream. large
small fancy, isssc: fsir to good. hSa1sc
EGGs-F Firm state. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white, 2s93Oc; state,
good to choice. 2792sc; mixed, extra. s6d
western hrsts. 41Ac; seconds. 2oaAc; Ken
| lucky, 17d2lc.
PouLTRY~Liye, steady; western spring
| Dressed, steady: western spring chickens
13g16c; spring turkeys. 2Oq2sc; fowls, LOG
l4l1c.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-13
Available supplies OF Grain.

NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Spectsd cable and
Geographic communications received by
Bradstreets show the following changes in
available supplies as compared with pre-
vious account:
WHEAT-Unlted States and Canada, east
Rockies increased 1475,000 bushels; afioat
for and In Europe, increa sed 2 400 O00 Total
supply increased $4,000,
CORN-United States and Canada east
Rockies, increased 9ss, 900 bushels.
OATS-United States and Canada, east
Rockies increased 6e00O0 bushels
The leading increases repQrted this week
are 1.l91.00o bushels In Manitoba: $4,000 at
elevators I'm the vicinity OF Lincoln Neb. I;
$4,000 at Portland, Maine; 1900 at Evans
vile; 5000 at Koehes ds,,s and sooo' at the
The leading decreases are 10000 bushels
at the Chicago private elevators and 5000
at Dallas.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-13

HOGs-There was no very great change
in the hog market this morning, but such
as took place was on the side of higher
slow and lower yesterday, sold little bet
ter than late yesterday, but not much diff
ferent from yesterday morning. They
would, however show a little gain In the
average for the day.
On the other hand, light hogs sold only
about steady with yesterday, there belns
no show OF strength on that kind. The
top. In fact, was not as good as yesterday
The most OF the hogs sold In reasonable
season
trade as whole was not so very different
from yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-13
Wool Market.

BOSTON. Sept 12.-WOOL,-The market
Is moderately active The large con-
sumers are not buying freely. but they
are In close touch with the market. A
renewal of pronounced activity Is antici-
pated by them. There. have been large
sales of territories. individual transact
tons have. ranged from $4,000 to 2,00o.L 100
pounds. Pulled woolsI are quiet; foreign
grades are steady. Leading quotations
follow: Ohio and Pennsylvania Xxx and
above, SAC; X, 31Q38c; No. !, 400 Ale;
No. 3, 3S@39c; fine unwashed, 25@26c:
half-blood unwashed, 81 @34c; three-quar-
tiers blood upwashed, S4@35c; quarter
blood unwashed, 31@82c; deiaine un-
washed, 27@ csc. Kentucky, Indiana and
Missouri, combing, three-eighths blood,
33Q35o; combing quarter-blood, 33@ sac:
Texas (scoured basis). fine 12-months, az
@73c; fine, 6 to 8 months, 6S970c; fine,
fall clean, 62@63e. California (scoured
basis), northern, good, ESQ zoe; middle
county, SEQ CSC. southern, 66@6Sc; TALL
free, 56@57c. Oregon (scoured basis),
eastern No. staples, ~ "a 74c eastern TO.
1 clothing, $40 CSC; valley No. /, 60@62c.
Territory staple (scoured basis), fine, 739
75c; fine medium, SIS a zoe; medium, So q
CSC; territory ordinary 6scoured basis),
fine, 7O972c; fine medium, $50 Toe;
medium, SIS % 6Sc Colorado and New Mex
leo spring (scoured bSsis), X, ESQ Toe;
No. 1. 64q66c; pulled woods (scoured
basis), extras, 72Q7fc; dne A. 65 a sac:
A supers, 60Q64c; B supeIs, 500 55c,
ST. LOUIS Sept. 12-WOOL-Steady;
medium grades, combing and clothing. q
Q2sc; light fine. 1sq22c; heavy hne. 14@17c;
tub washed, S24SSc.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-13

NEW YORK. Sept. l2.-MONEY-on call,
arm, cor pr cent; ruling rate, ~ per cent
closing bid 4 per cent: offered. s per cent.
Time loans, easier; sixty days, T47h per
cent; ninety days, per cent; six months
PKIHE MERCANTILE PAPER-e87 per
cent
STERLING EXCHANGE - Steady at
81 Ssf56Dl Ss5O for demand and at s4.7975d4. 1880
for sfxty-day bills; posted rates, A.Slu
4S15 and SASH; commercial bills, AIsh
SiLVER-Bar, 6sLc: Mexican dollars, 5sc.
irregular
Quotations on New York bonds today
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-13

stockers and feeders, s25oa4ss; cows and
heifers, e. fOGS.b0 Gamers, Sl5odfoo0 bulls.
3. 2064 90; calves N.oOdi6TS Texas and In
tfO0fi35o.
HOGs-Receipts, 1000 head; market Sc
lower; pigs and lights ss@ne SIS; packers.
eco
SHEEP AND MBS-- Receipts, 1000;
market strong; native muttons. $S.00giS,l5i
lambs. Aibafe5; culls aud bucks, tAOou
as; stockers A.OOdf415.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-13
Articies.l Open. High. Low. Close Yes'y
Wheat
Sept. 69Qh 6si1l SIS l69hqhl &c
Dec. .Il0IsQM 1913 lO1s lI04sQhl 14A
Flax
Sept. 10Al / 1914 / 10hl ] 1913 1914
Oct.... l 06Al 0SB 0Skl 0Sbl 064
Nov...l l B@s 0SA 0Sssl 08hl 0S11
Dec....I Wkl WAl WAi O7hl ........

Minneapolis Cash Close-Wheat: No. /
hard, 73lsc: No. / northern, 72isc; new Tic;
to arrive. ne; No. northern, 701c; new,
CSC; No. 8, CSC; new. 66AQ67%c; No.
durum, new. 5s3ac; to arrive. 59hc; No.
durum. new. b6Ac to arrive, 5Stsc Corn:
No. yellow, 43%c No. g. 43kc. Oats: No.
3 white, ss3sc; No. 3. 267s@267so Barley: