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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-10
Millions Are Lost.

During the year 1905 the fish destroyed
are estimated as follows:
From natural causes. together with the
losses in Utah lake, not less than 100000
pounds of the sucker species; while in
1906 the amount will reach 100000 pounds
Total, ]. 200. 600 pounds.
The losses in 1906 did not occur from
lack of water, as there was ample water
for the fish to return to the lake. The
run of fish up Provo river during 1905
wSs very small. owing to the lack of
water, and in 1906, during the months of
May and June the run of Utah lake trout
was very large-far in excess of any sea-
son during the past ten years. The fish
returned to the lake during high water
with very slight loss.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20

not 10 pay more than steady prices. so that
the opening OF the market could be haruly
called more than steady 20 TO- higher N
extreme cases. GOOD range yearlnBs sold
as high az $500, with range ewes nt 2.W
and fed ewes still higher
Fat lambs were also In very good De
mand and everything desirable commanded
good, strong prices. Some very good native
fed lambs sold az high as $40 With fec
westerns better than 800.
The supply OF feeders we're not as large
as usual, a somewhat greater proportion Of
the receipts being killers. still there was a
sprinkling Of feeders, both lambs and ewee.
Sellers owing TO the very moderate oner-
ings, we. e pretty hullish in their ideas and
most every one n asking more mone~ for
their holdings than last week Buyers,
however did not seem disposed 60 put on
much and II would hardly do 20 quote the
feeder market more than steady.
Quotations on killers; Good TO choice
lambs S7.OOa74O; fair 90 good lambs, Sc. 756
100; good to choice yearings S.75ddN; fair
to good yearlings @5)W6 e: good To choice
wethers, S.25fi6.5o; fair TO good wethers,
s. OOd6 rs; good to choice ewes S.COu5 y
fair to good ewes A65m5.O0
Quotations on feeders; Coed TO choice
lambs ssoOd6.25; medium lambs. S.5od6 90;
light lambs. t425G625: yearlinga 4l5dS IS
wethcrs, A75d5,Oo; ewes. S.50dAn; breeding
ewes 81 75ff5.O0
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TEST OF SCAVENGER LAW
suit to Determine Legality of Tax
BuyinE section VIII he
Filed.

A suit to test the validity of several thou
sands of dollars worth of tax titles will
be filed in district court soon In which the
constitutionality of one section of the senv-
enger tax law will be attacked. The sec
ton OF the law directly involved is the one
which permits owners of property to buy
up the tax certificates on their property at
less than the amount OF the taxes and itch
after a lapse OF eighteen months, during
which time any other person can raise
their bid for the certificates, have all Of
the back taxes cancelled on their land.
Those who attack the law contend the
law cannot give a property owner the right
TO cancel taxes on his property for less
than the face value Of the taxes The land
owners contend they stand on the same
footing as anybody else and can buy the
certificates on their own property by the
same method as other persons not inter-
ested I'm the land.
AS a large proportion OF the certificates
sold under the scavenger tax law were pur-
chased either by owners or lien holders the
suit will AFFECT property estimated to be
worth several hundred thousand dollars
The county commissioners have authorized
the county attorney 10 enter into test
suit which will be carried through the dis
trlct court and then to the supreme court
as rapidly as possible The details OF the
suit have not been decided upon yet, but
as both sides are anxious to have the mat
ter settled speedily the facts IA the case
will be stipulated and the matter allowed
TO rest on the validity Of the section OF the
law expressly permitting property owners
to buy up certificates on their own land.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20
Carlot Receipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and CIOsins
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, Nov Recovering by shorts.
who were discouraged by the comparative
strength in the local wheat market today
during the last hour OF trading, Al the
close wheat for December delivery was up
lower Provisions were 2lhc TO 17llc higher.
During the early part OF the day the
Mneat nlaIkSt vas Meak peesusg o. tes s
nc In the price Of December at Minneapo-
lis. News OF the day was bullish LIVER
ness Of the local market saturday, and the
amount OF breadstuff on ocean passage de-
creased 1960000 bushels, compared with an
spending time last year. When the visible
supply figures, which showed an increase
OF 40 90 bushels were given out sentiment
bidding by shorts forced prices up nearly lie
from the low point. At tue corresponding
time last year the available stocks showed
an Increase of more than 100000 and the
snainess Of today's Increase was sur
prise 20 the majority Of traders The sitp-'
alton IN the northwest was still favorable
10 the bulls receipts being less than for
the corresponding time a. year ago and the
weather unfavOrable for the movement. The
market closed strong, with prices near the
highest point Of the day. December opened
unchanged, at 7shc. sold OF TO Bic and
7S% 674c. Clearances of wheat and -four
we're equal to l69,SOO bushels Primary re
ceipts were l.2S4,OO0 bushels. against l,5I4,On
bushels for the corresponding time one year
ago Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts OF S46 cars, against 80 cars
last week and l,327 cars year ago.
The corn market was quiet and tribe
easier Cash houses were sellers Of Deccm-
her and elevator interests disposed OF the
May option IN fair quantities. Buying was
scattered and came chiefly from commission
houses. The approach OF cold weather was
movement OF new corn TO market. The
regarded as the forerunner Of an increased
late advance In wheat had no effect on the
corn market the close being easy. Decem-
Der opened unchanged, at 42hc, sold on to
A2c and closed at 42hc. Local receipts were
s63 cars with "a cars Of contract grade.
The feature Of trading in oats was selling
Of the December delivery by cash houses,
who were influenced by lie decline in the
prtce OF cash oats. Local receipts were al
most 100 IN excess OF the estimated amount,
and this caused additional weakness In the
Oecember delivery. December opened h1
&c lower. al 34T34bsc sold between SSStc
and 9llkc and closed at SSAQSSAc. Local
receipts were 22l cars.
A loo decline in the price OF live hogs
caused moderate weakness in provisions
early In the day, but later the market be-
came Arm on active bidding for lard by
local traders At the close January PORK
Was no INC at S145O. Lard was 2hc higher
al $50 Ribs were 21fd5c higher, at MN
1 ESTIMATED receipts for tomorrow' Wheat
! 81 cars; corn, $40 cars; oats. sS cars; hogs
Tne leading futures ranged as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20
ForeIrn Financial

LONDON, Nov. 10 In the market tod,,,
the supplies OF money were large ana ~
demand good Discounts were easier IN
me influx OF gold into the Bank OF Eagland
trading on the Stock exchange was mojeT
attly quiet and firm. The undertone yves
nrm on the easier money outlook which
caused further Improvement In cnnsols
while nome rails benefited by continued in
Vcstment purchases. Pront taking how
ever caused a slight reaction from the
BEST quotations Of the day. FOREIGNERS
were cheerful on Paris buying Amerfcaps,
opened hrm, with an upward tendency.
The favorable New York hank statement
hrisker local operations and prices al
vanced to considerable above parity in the
forenoon. later New York further sum
portod the market. especially Canadi1n
PachC and Union Pacific. and prices
ha~eened and closed firm. Copper SHARES
reflected the strenEth ~ tho r10fnf Jan
ancs' irnparipl e. Of 1904 Gloss NJ iO0lk
PARIS. NOy. ~. Prices on the ,s3uTse To-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20
NeM Ynrk NinInE stock..

NEW YORK, Nov. l9y-Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20
Cattle Trains Arrive Lats, but Prices
Open Steady,
HOGS EXPERIENCING ANOTHER DROP
Fair Run OF sheep and Lambs, with
Demand Good for All Desirable
kinds and Prices steady
to Ten Higher.
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. 10, d

The following table shows the receipts OL
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha TOT
the year TO date, compared with last year
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20

NEW YORK. Nov 19.-METALS-There
was a sharp advance in the London tin
market with spot closing at Rl96 81 and
futures at R19S. Locally the market was
firm, with spot quoted at Si2S7h4i3.OO.
Copper was also strong and higher in the
London market, spot being quoted at el01
Is 81 and futures At ElB SIS. Locally the
lake was quoted al $22 25a225O; electrolytic
S2i .75G 200; casting. S2l.5O0l.70. Lead was
quiet and unchanged at S7Od5.95 in the
local market In. London the price was
higher al el9 5s % Spelter was unchanged
al e27 l5s in London and at S6.35d6 40 To-
caly Iron was higher in the English
market with standard foundry quoted at
SIS I'd and Cleveland warrants at SIS lOlkd
Locally the iron market was Arm. with
No. / foundry northern quoted at SIS. 254
81 %: No. foundry northern, S2550lpE5. 70;
no. / foundry southern. S25.50a27.50; No. 2
foundry southern $25.O142100.
ST. LOUIS. Nov, 9.-METALS-Lead,
steady al s5.s5; spelter. higher at $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20

No 80. nc per ID: No. 9. l9c per 10; No
cocoANUTs-Per sack q iOo. $3.50.
8 iO-lb cans $40; cases. n 5-lh cans. $780,
cases, "a 2ia-lb. cans, NS5
HONEY-per = frames, $50
C1DER-New. half barrel s2.l6; barrel.
Gun BBEF PRICES.
No. I ribs, lilsc: No ribs, gci no RIBS
9 loin SAci NJ. / chuck, 6c; No. 2 chuck.
Sc: No. 3 chuck. &C.; No, round, Sc; No. =
tsc: No. 2 plate, &c; No 3 plate, sc.
CANNED GOODS--t-orn. standard vest
crn 55q60c. Maine, Sis Tomatoes s-lh.
apples. grated 2-lb., 12Ojdz 80; sliced, u@
sp rice a so,SoaS oI gears aF h5SS25o psae e
Alaska SaSkk salmon ON red ed Is: fancy Chinook
r, H.l0; fancy sockeye. f., Al.h: sardines
quarter OIL $40; three.quarter mustard
81 90; pumpkins, SOcu N.OO, wax ueans, S-lo,
J6dSOc; lima beans, 2-lb 7bc0Sl.S, spinach,
N.s5; cheap peas. GLIB. co., extras, SscgNlV;
cURED FISH = Family .yhitehsh, per
quarter Dbl. leo lbs 500; NoTrway, mack Iso az
sral No l. $500 IN No $500 NO szOy ~,
lbs. each. Norway, Ak, 300; Norway, sk,
goo; Holland herring ao1 In kegs mixers
W FrsH ft n. 13 e. halibut l2c, catfish.
l5c: buffalo, SC; bu;lheads. lie; black bass,
fine stock, 25c salmon, l2c; pike, uci red
snapper, fresh frozen. l2c; whitehsh. fresh
frozen, l3c; yellow perch. dressed and
scaled, Sc; pickercl, fresh frozen, Sc;
frog legs. Sc per doz. saddles.
HIDES AND TALLOW-GTeen salted,
No l. l2Ac; No. ?. llAc; bull hides g9l0o
green hides, No. /, lie; No. 2, lOc; horse.
81 5OQ375; sheep pelts, 5OcdN.S. Tallow,
NCTs|French Wsinuts, lsnc; California
walnuts. No. ?, hard shell. i2c No. !. soft
she'll tic; Brazjis, l3di4Isc; pecans. lAalIci
hibcrts, l2kHllc; peanuts raw, 5hci
roasted, 7lic; California almonds. hard
she'll l6c: soft she'll lSc q.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20
Kansas city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov 19.--CATTLE
Receipts, 5000 head, including 400
southerns; market steady to a shade lower;
choice export and dressed beef steers,
$500 SIS; fair TO good, $4,000 o.4O;
feeders. $2.75@460; southern steers, S3.00
q 5.25; southern COWS, &2.00mS.25; native
COWS, $2.0Od3.90; native heifers S2.s0@
500: bulls. S2.2563.75; calves, S3.00G6.7h.
HOGS-Receipts, 1000 head; market &c
lower; bulk. $6,106612h; heavy, S61OG
6.15; packers, $6.05 @6i5; pigs and lights,
$5.75 66.07iS
SHEEP AND LAMBS--Receipts, 5000
head; market strong; lambs, 1915 q 1876;
range wethers SFT@6 90: western year
lings, S525@600:, western sheep. S2.2h a
$780, stockers and feeders. $3.50 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20

OMAHA WHOLESALE MARISET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations OF
SfnnIc and EnncE PrOhuce.


staple and Fancy Produce.
EGGS-PSr dOz.. 28Q284c.
LIVE POCLTRY-Hens, SC; ROSTERS, Sc;
turkeys l0al5ci ducks. Sc spring chickens,
BTTTER- Packing stock. 1Ie choice to
fancy dairy, lsc; creamery 24GZe;
HAY-Choice upland, $3.50; medium, 500;
coarse, SSOOQs5O rye straw, 36.5OGc1OO.
BRAN-Per ton, Slb.00.
VEGETABLES.
SWEET POTArOES-Pe~ hhl, $3.50
OMATOEs-California per basket OF %
Wax BEANs-Per one-third bu. box,
BETS AND CARRors-Per bu.. 7sc.
LEAF LETTUcE-Hothouse. per doz.
CELERY-Per doz., SOG6Oc
CUCUMBERS-Hoth per dOz., 500
oNIoNs-Home grown, 6oe per bu Span
ish, Sl.75 pei crate; Colorado, iOc.
GREEN ONlONs-Per doz. punches. 2jc.
HORsERApIsH-Case. OF dOz.. 3l.oo
RADlSH Es--Per COZ punches aCc.
NAVY BEANS-Per bu., SIS No. ., 81 6.
LIMA BI2ANS-peT d., size
GREEN PEPPERs--Per market basket,
Observation-Disclosures. per doz punches,
CAnBAGE-Honand seed. nome grown.
EGG PLANT-Per doz., R3
POTATOES-PCr bu., 4Ja6ic.
I RUTABAGAS-l50 lbs. 20 sack $3.50,
ruKNlPs-ier IN M, s sS9;
| PEACHEs-CaIifornia Salway, per box
I PEARs-Winter varieties. per ou., t2.25q
GKAPEs-Tokay. as; Malaga, per Dbl.
N.Oo060O.
APPLEs-Ben Davis. Sa.2S; Jouathans
s825n35O; New York appIes, s. g: Grimes
Golden. 800.
/ CRANBERRlEs-.Pe Dbl. s. UJal0O
. OUNCES PEI h0N. -
TROPICAL FRUITS.
: ORANG ES--F .OTlda Oia..res. &SOl
. LEMONS-IlmOniers eXua fancy 80
size 500 800 size $50; so size. S5.,1; , tL..
brands. N.O0 less
. BASAEAS-Per medium-s.zcd bunch
s. 0N z %; jumbos, - 5Cl2te
FIGS kadaWay, 90: savers fr- ..,.y
Z stuffed walnut dates. o-lb, box, so: Call.
fornla bulk, SIC; G-croWr Turkish l5c: s.
I crown. l4c: l-croWn, l3o: g-croWn. isc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SUGAR formulated cane, IN sacks. S.Ji:
( granu.atfd beet ~ sarEn. N-S
CHEESE-SWiss. new. lGc; Wisconsin
4 brick. lbiEc; WtscC nEr l-rrergcr d. tst.
7 wins nc; Young Ar'-rio1us fIisc
J COFFEE Roasted, 80, -, 30 .er TO-;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20
St. Louis Tive stock MnrLe4.

ST. louis! Mo. t;ov 19.-CATTLE--
Receipts, $500 head; including $500 Tex.
ans; market steady: native shipping and
export steers, 5000 700: dressed beef
and butcher steers $1,000 IS; steers
and feeders, S2.OO@ 45O: cows and heifers,
S2.5Od5g5, Gamers. s1.OO@9.2 bulls,
$1,000 400; calves, $3.0Od650 Texas and
Indian steers, $3.50 a $50; cows and
heifers S31O63.5O.
HOGS-Receipts 1000 head; market a
10c lower: rigs and lights, $5.S09B15;
packers. SO 100000; butchers and best
heavy S6.O5m6.25
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Receipts. 1000
head; market steady; native muttons,
81 OO0526: lambs, 81 O06725: culls and
hucks &215M35O. stockers. &3.25@ 100.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20
noston Conner MARKET.
London CIonInE stocIss.

LONDON. Nov. 19.-cissing quotations
the Stock exchange wgreto To- tr.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20
NEW YOHk GENERAL MARKET
auOtations Of the Day on various
Commodities.

Commodities.
FLOUR-Receipts. 261s7 bills; sales, $500
Minnesota patents S4lOaA4O; Minnesota
bakers. S34Olf3S0 winter patents, S.i5g
800; winter strsights, ts5Oq3.6o; winter, ex-
tras g. sOd2lO; winter low grades $500
SOS. Rye flour, firm; sales 900 bbls
fair to good, H459S0i choice TO fancy,
S5s5d4.15. Buckwheat flour. quiet, N.2Dq
CoRNMEAi-s fine white and yell
low, n.2Odl.25; coarse, f11Od1.l2; kiln-dried,
RYE-steady; No. western, 71l1c c. J.. Z.
New York; Jersey and state, G1zd691sc, de-
livered at New York.
BARLEY-Flrm; feeding, 441Ae c. / {.
New York; mailing, 4sq5sc c. l. Buff
falo.
WHEAT 90 Receipts, 12gOO bu.; sales
2lOO,OOO bu. futures. Spot firm; no. red
sO1hc elevator and S211c (. o.. b.. afioat; No.
hard winter, INC C. l. I. Buffalo sent,
ment In wheat was more bullsh today, anu
while December LIQUIDATION temporary ~!
weakened prices, they later recovered on
strong northwest markets and commission
house support, closing hq1sc net higher
Der, 81 15-l6aS2l5c, closed at s2ltc -
CORN-Receipts, 102,025 bu. exports, %
635 bu.; sales, 1900 bu. futures and 5000
e oH sPS and Sp Sic aaAg saost no vel
low, 541kc; No. 2 white, 55c. Opllon market
was quiet ana easy owing to talk Of larger
receipts, closing nc net lower; January
closed at 5iKc May closed at 5Ossc; Decem-
Der closed at sac
OATS Receipts, 500 bu.; exports, S4s5
bu. Spot market steady; mixed, 26 to 81
4O5kc; clipped white, So to 40 lbs, 391sq4S9tc.
FEED-Firm; spring bran, S22.S5, prompt
shipment; middling S226O prompt ship
.HAY-oulet; shipping, 75aSOo; good to
HoPs~Steaay; state. common to choice,
1898, 2Oq24c; 1906, 9qlsc; Pacific coast, 1906
HIDES Steady; Galveston, 20 to % lbs.
9Oc; California, q to Is lbs, 2lci Texas
dry, "a to 20 lbs, l9c.
LEATHBR-Steady; acid, Zq28c.
PROVISIONS-Beef steady; family $3.50
A.5O; packet Sl0.5Oal1.O0; city extra India
mess, Sl9.50d20.OO. Cut meats, steady;
picked bellies, $40 2Q12.5O; picked hams,
S2OOql25O, quiet western prime, 1850
5000; south Americs, SO75: compound,
SS.OOGS.25. Pork. uulet; family, SlS.5Onl9.O0;
short clear, $lS,OO9lS.5Q
TALLOW-Steady; city G2 per pkg), 61zc
country (pkgs. free), 5hd6Ac.
RICE-Firm; domestic, fair to extra, 81
Q6ltc Japan. nominal.
BUTTER - Firm; street prices, extra
creamery, 8q2S1zc. Ofncial prices: Cream
cry, common to extra, 2012Sc; held, seconds
to extra, 1d27c; dairy, common to extra,
! 100 261kc; renovated, common to extra, 16G
! 20; western factory, common to firsts, 16h
| @2Oc; western imitation creamery, hrsts,
CHEEsE-ouiet but firm; state, full
| cream, large and small, September fancy
1S1kc: October, best, 12&c; state, fair to
good, 12ql2hci state inferior. iONdll&c.
EGGS-Steady; state, Pennsylvania and
| nearby, fancy and selected white, 39d40c
state. choice 96d3Sc; state, mixed fancy
/ 36dS7c; western, selected best, S3c. Ofiicial
| prices: Firsts, SIC; seconds, 27d3Oc.
/ chickens, l2ql4c; spring turkeys, lSdl7c
fowls, lOdl21ic.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20

NEW YORK. Nov. 19-OILS-Cottonseed
hrm prime crude. {. o. b.. mills, 27q27lac;
prime yellow, 43c. Petroleum, steady; re
hned, New YorK, 500; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, E.45; Philadelphia and Balti-
more, In bulk, N.S5. Turpentine. trm; 7OlS
ale
RosIN-Flrm; strained. common to good.
A8.
OIL CITY, Pa, Nov lg.-OILS-Credft
balances, Mss; runs. 1888 bills: average
3, 6e5 obls. shipments, SQS,ll2 bbls. average,
164530 bills.
SAVANNAH. Ca, Nov. l9.-OIIs-Turpep-
tine. hrm at 66lAa664,c.
ROSIN-Firm; quotations: A, Il, c, ID,
SIS; r $50; F, 1896; g, A.lOd4Oj: II
A.soi /, sitO NJ. $50; ~ 500: W @. $3.50;
W w 200
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20

BHEEF-Hecfipts OF sneeD tnIs mUTuiEg
were fair, the run being somewhat
larger than a week ago Some %. M
stun was very late IN getting 10 the yards
to be unlOaded, which delayed lie trade
somewhat. The market however. was as
a whole In very satisfactory condition.
In spite OF the fact that Chicago was re-
Qr;ed right AZ the outset a. having "a big
run with prices Toe lower ice market here
nDened IN very poor shape. While the feel
ing on the part OF some OF the buyers at
least was that prices here ought 10 be
lower IN order 10 keep In line with other
markets. still the demand was 81 good
that some Of the first safes were actually
higher The Fed wethers which hrouErt
Is 81 on Friday brought - 90 TODAY n Was
evidently the intention Of buy srs. however,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20

NEW YORK Nov lg--BEEV ES--Rc-
ceipts 5.O23 head prime and choice heavy
steers, steady; other. lower; medium
grades l0di5c of; steers, S4l0n5,60; stoys
N1Od4l2ih Liverpool and London cables
steady at last quotations. Exports tomor-
row, 800 head of cattle and $500 quarters
OF beef.
CABVES-Receipts 1,745 head; veal mar
ket steady; grassers, steady to strong
westerns, steady; veals 3450d9. 90; grass
ers S25Od80O: feeders SSl21haS.25 fed
calves. $3.50; western, 81. $4,000
HOGS-Receipts, 1883 head; market
lower; state and Pennsylvania hogs, $8SOd
so.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1898
head; sheep. steady; choice lambs about
steady. others, rather easier; sheep, 800
d5.25; choice. S5.50d5.6O culls, S2l21hQ2. 80;
lambs, Ss451775; Canada lambs, $40; culls,
IS OO06 so
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20
Wool Market.

LONDON. Nov. 19-WOOI-The arrival
of wool for the sixth series of this year $
auction sales closed today with the fol-
lowing listed New South Wales, q 932
bales: Quee nsland 29.1F bales; Victoria,
~ 6a bales; South Australia, 1884 bales
West Australia, Sl92 bales; Tasmania, 50
bales; New Zealand, 1880 bales Cape of
Good Hope and Natal 1888 bales. Thir-
teen thousand bales OF Australian and
$500 bales OF Cape OF Good Hope and
Natal were forwarded direct TO sDinners,
making the total available for the sales
iO7, 795 bales. including 800 bales held over
from the NTH series.
ST LOUIS, Nov, 19-WOOL-Steady;
m edium grades, cOmbing and clothing "A
d27c; light fine, iSmgc; heavy fine, ia
l6c; tub washed, 32idS75kc.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20
The disposition Of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
OF


CATILt-The esttma leu receipts lnIs
morning were 90 cars, Dpt UP until ~
o COCA, Nhen- the market openeu, ohly
about one-haif TINS number ndd arrived.
Inc iate arrivals OF trains Is the greatest
annoyance with when operators on the
marhe- nave 10 contend at the present
time. Instead of STOCK arriving IN tn1
morning, as was the rule In days gone ny
trains arrive so late that the trduu rs pro-
lOugeu throughout the whole DAY,
W niie large runs were reported at Chl-
cagO and at Kansas City, with prices
lower, the onenngs OF desirable lat cattle
this morning we've SO MODERATE that PACK
ers who wanted something to XIII paid
fully steady prices. fnc feeling was
however, that II later trains came IN with
very much Deet that the market would be
very liable TO close on lower before night.
Good kinds OF cows opened steady, with
the trade reasonably acIive, OWING TO the
fact that there was fair demand win
not very much stuff In sight Common
kinds were rather slow.
The better grades II feeders scld IN abe ut
the same notches As lust week, the &c
mana being good and tie Cat.lG moving
on fairly well. Light ard iufrrilr ATades
continue slow.
REPRESENTATIVE salC-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20
New York Money MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-MONEY-On call,
strong az 4hd9 per cent; ruling rate. 81 per
cent closing bid, per cent; offered at ~
days, ~ per cent; ninety days 6ihQ7 per
cent; six months, per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER - 6ff6h
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Steady. with
actual business IN bankers bills al A.S595
"a Sc for demand and at 81 SO75fl4. S0sG for
sixty-day bills posted rates 81 .Sil4i4 50 and
s.. s6isdfS 81; commercial bills, SAs07s
SILVER-Bar, Tic; Mexican dollars
BONDS CO., Government, easy; railroad.
Quotations on bonds today were as rol-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20
IRAN AND PRODUCE NAREET
l.ivsTpOopi Failure TO Respond to stur-
days Weakness Encourages Locals
PSiL.S RULE STRONG IN WHEAT PIT
liquidation in Deeember option Early
Has Depressing EGect, which
soon DisaPpears--COru Trade
Light aid Prices Lower.
FalC.S RULE STRONG N WHEAT PM

OMAHA, Nov. 10, 1906
small worlds shipments and the refusal
" me foreign market to respond to the
american decline OF Saturday, made wheat
strong this morning. At the close II wac
&C above Saturday Argentina news w.s
favorable. There was a little liquidation
carly In December, but strength came as
we session advanced. Receipts In the
northwest were very small and there was
good cash demand.
Trade In corn was light and prices ran
~ and down with light fluctuations. The
close was fractionally under Saturday. Re-
ceipts were larger than estimates. Cash
uemand was slow and prices were weak.
Urinary wheat receipts were ,264, 600 bush
els and shipments 3sS 900 bushels, against
receipts last year OF i,b74,000 bushels and
shipments OF ST., 900 bushels. Corn receipts
we're 10000 bushels and shipments 100000
bushels, against receipts Ian year Of $4,000
bushels. and shipments Of llAOOO bushels.
Clearances we're 500 bushels wheat 1000
bushels corn, 1900 bushels oats and flour
and wheat equal to 10000 bushels
Liverpool closed unchanged 70 I'D lower
on wheat and Nd lower on corn.
The following from New York: Der
bohms Argentina agent estimates the
wheat crop at 130.0O0, 900 bushels and says
conditions are far from being brilliant.
lie puts yield per acre at ten bushels and
estimates 13,O000 900 acres.'v
Local range Of optionsi