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y. 8. refunding 81. registered. .,.......
vi 8. refuhdlng ~, coupon. ...., .........s.
VI -. %. registered <. ~. ..............t
!. 81. ". BB pon......, ...s... ........,. ..s.S
U. 10. Old -. registered. ....:..l
". $ Old 8. coupoti....s.1sn .... ....:.. $50.
y. g. Nav a., registered ..... 80. $50. ~.
y. $s. New ", coupon, ....... ~. .'s... ...... 20.
American Tobacco Is ....a..... $50.
American Tobacco o.. go.
'Atchison general ~ q: ..st... ~. - ~. ....,.
:Atchison adjustment .... ~.
Atlantic Coast Line &c.. ..ss.... ....t.ss.
baltimore and Ohio 1s. ....,......s. ..s..
baltimore and Ohio avs ~. XXI. ~, 49,.
.I,rookiyn Rapid ,Transit cony: 4s... ..,
GGeiniirai e ueorsin ist nc. NJ. -:
Central Of Georgin8 I'd Inc. g:..........,...
Central of iIdeorgla al Inc.:.. y :..:t .......
Chesapeake and Ohio %t1ts. .....,... t......
Chicago and Alton Sis ........ ;t...:. $500.
Chicago, q. and Quincy new s...........
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aAyAL#sToREs

BEwILM1NGToN,N August ~2d.-sPtR1TS
OF TURPENT1NE-Firni as eo111c.; greceipts..
barrels. Tar--E1rm@!at 81 receipts ~ barrels
Crude TuHpcnt t!e-Firm ;@h hard, 1891 dip.
SAVANNAH. d a. August M.--rURPEN-s
TINE-Tirm at 6lttac,. sales, s3s casks ro-5
celpts,, ei7 casks: ahipnents... ils casks. Rosi'..
shipfncnts 5so Ibrrrels; stock, 3,6414 barrels
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
u BALTIMORE, Md, August q, --scaboard ALI
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I0fI
COTTON MARKET,

NEW YORK, August 24.-The cotton. market
quite a sharp advance as a result OF less fay-,
Or ! nsws and short covering, The close.
steady at a net advance ef 4alo points. Sales
eor,, the 4day We're estimated at a@,60. bales.
4. The market opened steady at an advance OF
u points to q decline ofBS points. but quickly
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

WI --Q 4EgtRNttN fEE sHt5EhNtf
Richmond. Va. August a., 1905.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid, Asked.
sa..$ Old. &c. and r.. 1873. &. . ~ Ds 4S15
Va. Centuries. ga. c. md r.. 1891. s5N s6k
Rich. City As. c.. and RI 1o3s-19ao, 1854 .s.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Atlanta and Char. lst rs r., 1901. 100 ~.
An LII, r Con. IT.. 4 p: 6 9 a. y! e.
Georgia, Southern and Fla, 1915 ... III s,.
GA. and Ala. Consol IS. l045. $40. 40 n.
Nor. and Western Ry "a. 1896 ..,,. 100 &..@a
Nor. and West. ny. poca. AZ 9? -,
Petersburg Glass a IS. r.. g 3. 1870 III q.
Petersburg Glass b 56s, r q. 1926 l2t r..
3ssaboard Air Line As. 1870. ..,.,,,,. ssh q.
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlanta and Charlotte ......,,,.. 100 l76 !,
Atlantic Coast Line ;.,..,,..! 3o la5 -.
Atlantic Coast Zine nfd .s,:,", 100 Iso ~.
Atlantic Coast Limo OF Conn ...... 100 $50 4.
chesapeake and Ohin...N November, 100 @61h =.
BANK AND TRusT CO. s1ocKs.
American National ,...,....,.,.. le0 1s7h Il.
0lrond Street. y. 9 ~.
city oo,,,.,,..,:22 g S3h (.
First. National ....;... ....."... .,lSS Elso -
Merchants tional::.,.,:. log 4as ~
National Bank e virginia ]. 1SS 1 1% m
SAVINGS Bank Of Richmond. ..,..:s % y.
Slate Hank Of Virginia. ...,.,., 100 1856 =.
Union Bank of Richmond ,...,,.... So 3. 205 a
Bank OF Richmond. ,,,..,,. 100 1870 Ss 1855
VI MISCELLANEOUS, &
Ya.-Car. Chem. pfd, 8 p, o...u. 100 109 80.
,Va,-Car, G.. Go, Col. IT. g p. c,..,, 100 ~.
NA t
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sAtrs,

4 200 Atlantic Coast Line com !
y, 900 American Bmeitsrs. com. !
.12sS, zoo fAmalgnfnatcd Copper
POO Amer. Car ana Foundry
200 Amer, car and FounD8hfd ]
100 American Cotton Oil
100 American Tobacco, pfd..
POP American Can t....n i
900 American Car, pfdN .l.. !.
{, 100 AinerY84I l. locomotive, com II.
Amer, Lycptnotiye, pfdsn Z.
20,gQ0l American sugar
800 a, 4 ana s., re, nfdn. [. !
3,e10 Baltimore and $OhloaIs. ., 4
1880 Brooklyn Rapid Transit
2,0D0iC Canadian Pacific ~. ]
1890 Cheshp peak and Ohio as..s.
* 500 Great w nstern. -
"a, 400 Chicago, MI land st, paul
HOO Colorado Fuel aiidI Iron. M.
1900 Colorado South, COM ..t..S
Colorado gonth. lst I'D. .
Colorado South, "a spfd ".
$500 Clev.. Gin, Chi.aandE ST. Il
600 Consolidated Gas, ok, div. !
200 Dele ana Hudson, ex. div. Z
Del, Lack. and Western. +.
\ 22,0o0 Eric, CON Il. y..... I. ~ ...u
COO Eric LIST pfd.. ......
10 General Rlectric Nv. /
~, no treat Northern. pfd.. .,.., d
100 1lllnoiH8C Central .........,..
$500 Louisville and Nnshvllln.a51
300 Manhattan "a, ...I..,..l
Metro, Street Railway ~. .
700 Mexican Central
XII 3,R00 Mo-, Kan.#and Tex,
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE UFSTOCkSFI Inv
BY Thomas Branch q GU. Bankers and Brokers.
}8 gld. Asked k.A.f sAIgs: ssE8&S

900 Mo, Kan. and rex, pfds.
S1l.4W MISSOURI PaGinc .I... a.u,.
$500 National Lead J. III. "a.
1900 NeWEYorkG Contra s.i.,.l..
100 Norfolk and Westerhu.n.
700 NJ u, Ont. and Western.
10, 400 Northern Pacific r....... .,..
%, 200 pennsylvania Railroad III.
LOO Peoples Gas Whlcngo).u
5000 Pressed Steel Car .t..n
Pressed Steel Car ptd.....
\ 200 Republic I. and s.. com.
100 Republic Il and s., pfd.s..
$4,000 Reading, COM ....,.
Reading, 1st pfd. ex. div.
200 Reading. I'd pfd.., ex, div.
I ,g0D Rock Island, com. l.....
2,10O Rock Island, pfd.. 4 ...a..
sloas, pfd.... (. 1900.
131.70o Southern Pacific .......,..
400 HOutherA Hallway, com u.
400 Southern Railway, rfd..s.
seaboardg Air Line, LIST pfd
Eenboard Air 1.-The. I'd pfd
Sen board Air Line, conf,
Tennessee Coal and 1ro1s.
400 Texas Pacific .s... I, .......
273,400 Union Pacific .u. S........
0o0s United States steel. .......
80, 900 United States Steel, ptd..
900 United States Rubber. /. ".
u, 81. Rubber, list pfds
y. IS. Rubber, I'd pfd.....
20 ya.rCar. Chemical. COM.
200 vn..Car. Chemical. pfc. MS.
900 Wabash COM. s......s...,.
100 Wabash, pfd.. ,........
Western Union a.........
Total sales, 1,430,W /!
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RICHMOND RIO P,RIoD,uolE. MARKET Ma R;E1,1

FLouR--Receipts moderate. Market nrm at
he past week have been very l,sh !, and 9, most
wheat In falr demand. while damp on!onyy
very low prices. Choice lots for seed, Will
hrinag. 9 premium over quotations. L1RN-
sOATS-Quiet; light rcceiptsoHan m lnemehthtrn
Receipts light. white active. mixed outlet.
pAlf for sea asir a asT,aaa hYEapulot; light re-
ceipts. HAY-Recclpts Of hay continue 9 ! 1 liSht
pers are requested to see that their hay vs. well
cured before shipping, as some rev cars nave
arrived warm and musty and such can only
be sold tatG largo CONCESSIONS. 3$9@7
APPLEs-Reccipts light and market In 5000
Eaas-Reeelpts continue very light and mar
TBNuITTTERMUnehanged light receipts; arm
a PoULTRY-Active: light receipts. REX
VIRGINIA. BACON-Market5 continues active
VIE cEIPr 8 THE wEEK-wheat. s2.ss4
bushels; corn. 3s:s 74 bpshels;.oats st,eso bush,
hay. sal tons; millfeed.. 2ss tons. ;3s
@ STOCK IN ELEYATOR--Wheat, 4, s67 bush
ala. Ycorn. 09 bushels. Co., gN{sfa 9&!&as &f5 f!GH
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NDW YORK, August n.--FIOuF-Qulet.
STEADY. Rye-Nominai.
Wheat-sleady; No. 3 red. $50. elevator: op.
septsmi6er. 7sKe.; December, S2He
SO, net lower. september. 6eMo.; December.
D. Beee-steady. Cut Moats-Qulot.. Lard.
Firm; western steamed, t.7gts.@ nominal;
refined auietit continent; s, Fl; comypound,
RosinsFirmn at NtN9l.lb. ,rurpentlne--trlrm
at sah qs4o'
dRlce-Firm and quiet. Moiasses-Ftrm. 8Cof-
fee-steadyi spot Rio, steady. Me- Z lnyoiee.
lSHc.; mild, bullet; Cordoya.. 90l2Nc. Futures
and unehanged ,talr refining, sts-gshc: 81 eentrt-
iusgai;, % test, "a mo 1h q suEa atsts Rg Gafsyi
1sa.a2sss ohesae-T1rm s and UNCHANGED.
o Treights and Peanuts-QuletI and unchanged.
Potatoes-Easy y: southern, per barrel, sl,tog: 90;
Oll-Firm and . moderately Gctlye... S,Hr!lme
crude, 4, d. b. mills, as9sta;I October; dos sum.
prime winter yellow, 40. tIN sESl38
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Airline Railway.

.a%outhbound -TraIns Leave sRlehmond DAILY;
fs:so AZ M.-Local to Norllna,S Raleish.S char-
E2;2oP M.-Throush sleepers and coache.,.A Al
@S #lnnta, Birmingham, Savannah Jackgon
WILLIE and Florida points sIF @S5
10 :oosP, M.-Through Goa ches and fSleepers Sa-
Yannah, Jack sonvllle. Atlanta, BirMings
ham and Memphis G4g fSSaa8
iNorthboun Tralns rive ichr1ond Daily,
81 10 A. NJ, 4;B F. Nj $50 Pa N.
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6Ylq Sirnnfla II mr..

NEW YORK. August 2l,---Thsl dry goods
Drees goods sold we'll Fancy prints for fall.
and spring IRE selling bettor. Export goods
for the Red Sea have been sold to the extent
OF 1000 bales. 4 Common yarns are selling slow
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKET.

tRcported. by Rodgers, MeCabea& Gol
PETERSBURG, VA Augustk2 i.-
Spa nisii-Market nrm at I'll, Is per bushels Re.
ligft .{& Vir ginina-Market flrm at axe
fancy stock; g machine picked ut 2Is3ac.i
stock al a1l5Qp2Mc @93A&
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Improved rathe ndiferent public cables OF.
The Increased crop aarnss (. Lt 2 n;,s VI ia GENE a,arc
chiefly y.. from i re seo,a so p .ass tsrinr Du po, ma,on n the
lion asa result OF rint shedding and .insests.
IN m e, fe AZ sho shese T retof!s and asre AZ
credited With buying heavily IN q, ma 1l,
we''ss see esn ,sa tss y sIss Rsa' 'bu ,Sisa osasrs.
Local shorts covered on the 3ad vance. and prices
i "a lss4,y & ! ne s,sr rss,n oht ssSS, isIs 1s ye0' 4s II
Ing set In and there was 5aa renewal o. oi. si
i.ss !. rem 7 s ,,,ans e mn, tse1 rs s1Tonser 4, rSes X. s Moo
damage news and the market closed well;
down down ,, from .ss , ,aD:, l ses = sI9ae spot an Tar esm.
az to spot conditions.
!. J neeee,p's s eth, +. ,po ws, ,to. anS w Eff 1872 Isst Sear.
+ !. re week nate Z, ~ 4, z: I! Soea bales g ass.n ss
E Isst ssar S an NiT Il oI Heasson s,5 ns's sai asN against !
s.aa last rear, as 3a sI
Cotton futures opened .teady, ana closed
steady. saS 49, VI ,5SsIF
q. ~ u ! \. !. i \ \ \ I / / / 4 4 4 /. 4
E,s{ss5 !. ::.::.s.. 81 s.fs S855 s.ssS s s:fs IS
hs.Sp: miuuling gun, 8lVtloi ny Sic
Cotton. quiet: middling. a.en:lgross receipts
2,s45 Ehales stock. 50, SCI bales. a@&sS
# Total to-day at all portE--Set receipts. g,2s2,
bnles; export to Great Britain l,sB bales;S
stock, is3. sci bales. . slI
Consolidated al ali ports-fet receipts, 1885
bales; export to- Great Britain. II, ESQ bales;
To France. s. $50 bales to tho Continent. ib.oss
balcs:s 10 Japan, 4sa bales: " 8
Total since September LIST at all ports-Net
receipts, Z. sss, 5ss bales; export 70 Great Britain.
S2.s57,s4s bales: tn France. 136.0i2 bales: sto.the!
Continent, 2, 7G7. $50 &bales: to Japan. 1is. 4s5
bales: TO -lexico..&& 1874 bales. sGsss
E ORLEANS. August sA.-uOTTON-i
higher. August 9 points lower and3otner
positions la5 points a higher. Less fayorablei
crop reports from Arkansas Texas and other
states along with excessively high Temperatures
wore klyen3 as srenso sons for the Fadvancess The
ma rket.. closed unchanged. for #Auspst. and salls
a$s Cotton futures closed steady az follows Az!
gust. s.a4:5 September. 9.os: October, 9 %; No
.vember. a,13; December, 9,03; January, e.1O;
February. %Sl4.F March, e.21. $$52% SB&% Mn
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Richmond and Petersburg
Electric Railway 5sa8s

cars leave Il corner Of Seventh ana Perry
Streets, Manchester, every hour (onSthe hour)
from . A.. NJ to ID N. Last car AZ nidni9ht.
Limited car, b:45 p. N. daily except Sunday.
IS Cars leave Petersburg. foot of Sycamore
Street. every hour frqm s;ss N; MI Ms. = 81 X
M daily except Sunday. .asgaSAA
All cars from PetersburE connectlnE Rtch.s
mond cars. &SS gss5Ss&
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,Msy !. ! iss,s sA ssa aaA
Sss5- ..a.: 5S9 8 s 13:95 rs rs 1 L. 81
s S;s'3 ::"::::::: /: E::s IL Az ~ SH
SHORT RTBS-Per1 100 lbs. t.9s5 +.
&Septi S....... ....ys 8.B$ iS 800 $50 s!eO
Oct. ~. .......... III 8.60 $Bs5 8.65 $50 STU
i Jan. ....... ~: .a3 90 aMSa7. 22 ..17.l7 8.. ~
Nj Cash quotations were as followa: Flour
Steady. NoyWa 81 A7S1 1863 No...2 red. OS9s7!iAsc.,
No. I, corn asiisc.. & No.,s yellow, y&c;1 No, 4
!slhc SNo.S$2 rye, 37ihsc.&t hood feeding barley
56c, fair to choice mailing, 4as4oa 4sc.5 Mo-
fla xseads III rs Vol q Y sl:lsA:
prime 4t Timothy seed, S3.75.s..%C Clover, contract
grade..ttss12.0o. Short RIBS, Ssfdes Qoosel. $500
1siso; mess PORK. per .ba rrelas w ilh; "a rd,
ssa.a 5Qs.s7,lss " lske ~ basis Of high. wines.
SLED. Butter-Marketssfr intS cream .Ssly@
t3c.. dairies, 179eohca Eggs22stead at mark
cases Included. S121s@ 16c..;; hrsts. 16c.t prime
5lrsts. 1885,; extras 20l4csHsS heese-7-Strong at at.
s1lksalac. sss
BALTIMORE MI August et.-FLoUR-.
; ifsesy sp paa ; 7s% S7ssss aillthssn by SAMPLE.
vile corn, '5sM aso,se e. o5eas;s-Nes. easier: new.
mixed; &SS s21i l3ic.NF ye-4-Flrms%S Butter-Steady
and ~: unchnnge ;;#sS fancy Limitation, so42lc.;
creamery st4a1a5c. Eggs-Fir m at ae1c.3 Cheese
active and unchanged aats12&9 13Ac rs
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CINCINNATI. O., August 24~.-Hods-Mar-
k X tot $sa ~ c6 loWsr; MssSs'M and shippers,
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CHICAGO ITr4, August 2J.r-An estimated
gain of 10 nar cent. In the total wheat, Yield Of
Canada was tho chief reason for Wealsness n
Tho close the September delivery was OF No.,
corn was down kGhc.... and Data showed Q
loss OF A@xc. Provisions were unchanged to
OoIko ~ vi THAR
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W.BR@$BEVILL.R C.8b II
tGen.BPass. Agent Dist. T
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
New York Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1s.-Closing quotations
IN mining atnnkn NInras
Foreign Financial.

LONDON. Dec. 1s.-Supplies Of money
were scarce and there was a good demanA
in the market today Discounts were firmly
maintained There was no disposition to
operate below the bank rate and the bulk
of business therefore went to the Bank
OF England Trading on the Stock ex-
change showed signs of gradually lessening
with the approach Of the holidays and in
addition the monetary situation caused a
depression in British securities which were
again fractionally weaker. Consols how
ever, advanced during the Afternoon on ru-
mors that gold was coming from Paris.
Foreigners were inclined to steadiness ow-
ing to more favorable Paris advices. Amer
leans opened heavy, in sympathy with Wall
street. Chicago, Milwaukee & 81. Paul
was especially weak, but during the fore
noon the market strengthened and prices
picked up to about parity in most in
stances, under the lead Of Canadian Pa
cihc, but the latter declined during the aft
ernoon. The New York advices generally
were more favorable later This helped
the market, which closed steady after mod
crate fluctuations. japanese imperial 6s OF
1904 closed at 1917.
PARIS, Dec. 1s.-'rhe tone on the Bourse
today was unchanged. Russian imperial
Is closed at 1876 and Russian bonds Of 1901
at 44.
BERLIN, Dec ls-The tone on the Bourse
today was undecided.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
New YORK Live stock market.

NEW YORK, Dec. 19-BEEVES- Re-
celpts, 155O head steers slow and l0ql5c
lower; bulls, steady; bologna cows, steady,
others slow to lOc lower. Steers, S35Oa5.75;
stays and oxen, S2.50d4O5; bulls, So sat p;
COWS, Sl.4Oq3.75; Liverpool and London
cables quoted live cattle. slow at ndlEIkc per
pound; dressed weight, refrigerator beeves,
9q9zc per poundi exports, 963 cattle, llt
sheep and 1900 quarters Of beef
CALVES-Receipts, l,069 head; veals, slow
to 25c lower Barnyard calves, dull; west
ern, 25c lower. Veals, S6Oyd9OJ; city
dressed Veals Sd13c per pound: few fancy
same, 1S1kc country dressed 5d11hc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 3,4Ss
head. Sheep dull and &c lower prime
lambs barely steady; medium grades, 20
soc lower; sheep s3.OOdi5.5O; choice. wetheIs
S75; culls, go, lambs $65OdS.O0; one
deck choice, sS.l21R; Canada lambs, 49,
culls "a. 5OG5.OO.
HOGS-Receipts 1900 head; state and
Pennsylvania hogs, S6.7Od6S5i pigs, $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
GOLD BRICK CROOK is Merry
Shocks Police Court Clerk by OneF-
ing Check for Payment OF
Fine.

The bunco artist ]. a. Angerman, who
beat Bessie Wear out of s2S with the as
sistance OF his partner, Lillian Hon. a few
days ago by inducing the Wear woman to
pay that amount as c. o. ID. charges on
trunk which was afterwards found TO be
filled with bricks and rubbish after Lillian
Hon had disappeared, was fined $50 and
costs in police court Wednesday morning
lillian Hon was discharged as she had
agreed to turn states evidence and testify
against Angerman.
Angerman, the police say, has proven to
be one Of the most impudent prisoners
they have been called upon to deal with
for mahy months. He even shocked Po-
lice Clerk Mahoney by offering 10 pay his
fine with a check for $165 and tried to In
duce Mahoney TO accept the check and give
him the balance due. Mahoney didn't bite.
although the check may be all right, but
told Angerman he would have to see the
cold hard cash.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20

SHEEP-lReCeipts of sheep during the
first two days this week were about the
same as last week, but more than double
the receipts OF year ago This morning
fortunately, there was lighter run, which
gave the market a little rest. The arrivals
were also partly made up Of feeders which
was a still further relief to the market
on killers
The market on fat sheep and lambs
but the trade was none too active. The
packers seemed to want a few good sheep
and lambs, but the demand was by no
means urgent besides being limited. Pack
ers paid as high as $3.50 for a string Of
Colorado wethers with ewes at $500, the
same that broght $3.50 yesterday. Some
good lambs sold nip to T.&. Sellers who
had medium grades Of fat sheep or lambs,
such as were not good enough for the
packers, but little too good for feeders.
complained that II was very hard TO unload
at anything like satisfactory prices.
The demand for feeders continues very
good. There are, In fact, orders sufficient
to take everything coming or that is likely
to come. A big string of Montana wethers
sold this morning at $50.
Quotations on killers: Good to choice
lambs, S7.O0d7.50; fair TO good lambs, So 70
| AGO; good to choice yearlings, S. 75T6.15;
| fair to good yearlings, S5.5Ol5 20; good to
choice wethers, $5.S5d5.5O fair to good
wethers, 5.15d6.35 good to choice ewes,
81 SIS; fair to god ewes A,Oq475;
Quotations on feeders; Good to choice
| light lambs, N25d5.26; yearlngs 5l5d5.5O;
wethers. $475d5. %; ewes, S3.50d45O; brede-
| ing ewes, S45OG5.00.
Rapraanutattyp
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20

BOSTON, Dec. 1s.--WOOI-The wool mar
ket is strong and active, though leading
grades are not scarce. All Indications
point TO the maintenance of present values,
according TO conservative opinion. I'm
washed heeces, under a future diminution
OF stocks, have grown stronger; territory
woods are active, with transfers in both
combing and clothing grades. In pulled
woods, grades from "B" supers up meet
with ready sale. Foreign grades are Arm,
Leading domestic quotations include: Ken
lucky, Indiana and Missouri combinE three
eighths blood, 33Q34c: combing, quarter
blood, d1Ed32c. Texas (scoured basis), hne,
70 months, 7Pq73ci fine, 6 TO months, 67d
CSC; fine, fall clean, 6Od62c. California
(scoured basis), northern choice, 67dSsc
northern good, 655q6ec; middle country, 65a
&c; southern, 62a6Sc; fall free, 54d65c.
Oregon (scoured basis), eastern No. l staple
7Od7Sc; western No. ! clothing 6Sd7Oc: val
ley, No. /, 6Oa62c; territory staple (scoured
basls), fine, 7Od7Sc; ine medium, 6SlD7Oc;
medium, 65d66c; territory, ordinary (scoured
basis), fine, 6Sg7Oc; fine medium, 6sa67c:
medium 64q66c Colorado and New Mex
leo spring (scoured basis), No J. 63a65c;
pulled woods (scoured basis), extra, 6gd
nc; fine "A" 6sa66e; a. supers, 56a59c; 8
supers. hd53c.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 9.-WOOI-steady; me-
dunn grades, oombing and clothing pa
27Ikc; light fine, 1eq2lAc; heavy fine l4iLd
l6ihc; tub washed, S2dS75zc
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on various
Commodities.

quotations OF the Day on various
Commodities.
NEW YORK, Dec 1e-FIOUR-Receipts
2s ~ bbls. exports, i2,g7s bills; sales $500
pkgs. Market quiet and steady; winter pat
ents, S.75d4OO; winter straights S3.5Oq3.6O;
s5iS Minnesota i bakers 1 Ss WIN
ter low grades, s. S0Q3.O5. Rye flour, steady
fair to good, SO. gSa2s0i choice TO fancy
ts3sss5q4R. Buckwheat, -four steady N.SOg
CoRNMEAL-steady; fine white and yell
low, n.2od1.2; coarse, niOq1I2; kiln dried
BARLEY-Quiet; feeding, g5e c. T. T.
Buffalo; mating, 49Q59c c. l. Z. Buffalo.
WHEAT-Receipts, 5000 bu.; exports,
market easyi No. red, 7sc, elevator; 10.
red, Slhc, I. o. b., ahoat: No. 1 northern,
Duluth, S4bc, c. {; T., Buffalo. The wheat
market was irregular and somewhat weaker
today, rejecting liquidation, induced by
more bearish Argentine weather news, de-
clines In the northwest and poor export de-
No o' 2 red 6, Nay abaa si6c I Closed SAC;
July, SO 1-l6c, closed 8hc; December closed
CORN-Receipts $500 bu; exports il3, $50
bu.; sales, 5000 bu. futures and 1000 bu.
spot. Spot market steady; No. 2, soc ele-
yator. and Ole I. o: b. afoat; No. ? yellow,
63Aci No. white, 53hC; option market was
steady at first, on continued light receipts,
but eventually weakened with wheat and
closed &c net lower: January, 6lhc; May,
5O7t q5O9sc. closed 5OAc, December, 523sg
52Ac, closed 52%c.
OATS-Receipts, 30 900 bu; exports 1900
bu.; spot market steady mixed oats, 20
TO 30 pounds, 39d39hc; Natural white, 20
to 80 pounds, 39d3915c.
FEED-Steady; spring bran, S22S0g22 30,
January New York shipments.
HAY-Firmi shipping, TOOgIO; good to
HOPs-steady; state, common to choice,
1905, 19d23c 1906 Sallc. Pacific coast, 1905,
12a17c 1905, 1Oq14c
HIDES-Steady; Galveston, 20 to Is lbs,
0c; California, Bic
BEATHER-Quiet; acid, H@Sc
PROVISIONS-Beef firm family S40Od
I450; mess, SS.Ooq9.0O; beef hams. $[S,5Cd
mess, $40 5OQ22 90 Cut meats steady; pick
led hams. $3.50. Lard, Arm; continent
$40; South America, N0l5; western
prime, S9OOd915; refined. steady; compound
1900; short clear, $lI5Oq1s.0O; mess, N7.5OQ
1905.
TALLow-steady; city eEci country
RiCE-ouIet; domestic, fair TO extra
3hG6Ac; Japan, nominal
BUTTER-Steady; street price, extra
creamery, 921z9SSc; offlcial prices, creamery,
common to extra, 23gS2c; held, common TO
extra, 22d301kc; state dairy, common ia
fancy, Hd8Oc renovated, common to extra
| 1Sd22c; western imitation creamery, firsts
CHEEsE-Firm; state, full cream, small
and large, September fancy, l4l4ci state
october best, 1891 late made, 21FalSci
EGGS-steady; Pennsylvania and nearby
| fancy selected white, 40c; cnoice, 36a3Sc
state. mixed extra, 35q37c; western firsts
| SOc; official price, 29d30c; seconds, 26q2sc.
PoULTRY-lLlve steady; chickens lie
western chickens, 121kG13c; turkeys, l6g2Oc
| fowls 6G12c.