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seven rroughs. 500 at "a; 900 at Sl15.
Tetro. 500 at 3.
wabash, 500 at 81: 400 at IS; 500 at S.
OPEN BOARD SALES,
Black Jack 1000 at 32ls.
Beck Tunnel 200 at 66. ,oo
Colorado, 100 at 2.4O; 200 at 2.421sj 100
at 2.i2ls seller 30.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at a.
Mammoth, 700 at 100
May Day, 500 at 31ih; 100 at 80.
Sioux Con. 1000 at a.
Scottish Chief, 1000 at ~, seller 60.
Uncle Sam. 400 at co.
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Value.
Regular call ........". 1920 3s66'so
Open board .,........'...lS,So o'osI'oo
Forenoon totals. 1880 SlO.65"'o
Z. NJ. LISTED STOCKS.
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OPTION EXERCISED.
McGarry Iron Properties Finally
Transferred TO Chicagoan.

Thomas f. Kelley. the Chicago MIL
llonulre, has exercised his option on
the McGarry iron lands in Iron county,
the final payment having been made
last Wednesday when the deeds were
passed Mr. Kelley secured the option
on tn property about IS months ago.
The vendors were James C. McGarry
and Ernest McGarry OF Beaver City.
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COPPER MARKET QUIET.
CPollock Special Mirc.l

New York. Feb l4.--There is abso-
lutely nothing doing in the copper
market No great pressure to sell and
no inquiry. Offerings of lake brands
at . little under 1875 cents and electro
lytfc at 1875 cents with the tone Of the
market weak at these figures. Exports
of copper for the week ending yester-
day amounted to 6i97 tons.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ToDAY's.


Edward o. Terrell to Hattie A.
Terrell, lots 81 and 80, block
2. Buena Vista .......... 5
Joshua r. Lazarus TO Fannie
Lazarus, part of lot 8, block
ISL, plat b ....,..... 800
VIM. II. Howard to Isaac p. Eye
lund, land in section 7. town
ship south, range ! east.. 1
YESTERDAY.
Winifred IT. Walker, guardian, to
j. r. Walker part of lot 10.
block %. 5-acre plat A.. 300
A. NJ. Gordon to II. A. Russman,
part of lot 4, block IS, plat ID $50
Nellie b. Erickson to Olive n.
James, part of lot 9, block 90.
10-acre plat A ......,... 900
Enoch William Reese to Frank
Evans, part of lot 2, block 60.
plat D ....................... 1900
Jacob III. Schwartz to James
Robertson, part of lot 8, block
6l, plat G ......,.......,... 500
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MUSIC TEACHERS.
All who desire to consult the list
of the representative professors and
music teachers of Salt Lake should
read the Musicians Directory" In
the Saturday News"
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BOSTON CURE cLosr

Furnished by private wire by Badger
Brothers. brokers:
Ahmeek, $500 Bingham Cent. b0
= Cum. Ely. 7h@7ls Dominion con
24p1s; nast butbo, 5I5h Fuh'nace
Creek. 2Og25; Majestic, likG1A; Nov.
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Trading Light and Prices Lower Dur
ing Early Calls.

Trading was light in the mining ex
change again today and what was done
seemed to be mostly of a professional
nature Stocks were weak and offered
little inducement to buy. Uncle Sam
Consolidated, Nevada Hills. Black Jack
and Beck Tunnel we're all quoted per-
ceptibly lower. Colorado was In de-
mand around $2.35 and few lots were
worked off at $40 and S2.42ls. The
closing quotations and sales We're;
UNLISTED STOCKS.
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NEVADA CON. RIGHTS.
lpnllnrE snnnlnI NNlrn

Boston Feb. lf.-Novada Consoli-
dated shareholders Of record on Fob.
II have the right to subscribe al par TO
54h per cent OF their holdings in g
per cent convertible bonds Holders
of every "a shares OF stock are entitled
one half on March TO- and one-half
April 20. Rights expire March 10.
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REGULAR P. NJ. SALES.

Uncle Sam Con, 200 at so; 100 at
61.
Beck Tunnel, 1900 at So.
Black Jack 1000 at 80.
Scottish Chief, 5000 ut rs.
Seven Troughs, 1900 mt "a; 1000 at
S3la; 800 at "a, buyer co. 500 at "a,
buyer 80.
Sioux Con-, 500 Mt II.
Wabash, 100 at s: 800 at So buyer
80: 100 at 81; 200 at s, buyer 80.
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WOOL.


St Louis, Feb. 4.-Wool--Steady; ter
ritory and western mediums. 2l423; fine
mediums, 1920; fine. 15a17.
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We Offer
ORCHARD HOMES

on terms to suit purchaser, in tho
coming residence district or Salt
Lake city. Size OF orchard to
please you and proporiionato to
your purse. Fruits to your own
selection aided By our experience.
Best varitles TO choose from. wo
grow the orchard until You are
ready TO use q You can pay an
cash or monthly installmonts at
Q per cent interest. Tho plan altho
novel win attract you.
GEORGE NJ CANNON co.
Rooms 5l2-5la Templeton Building,
Phone,--3ell 81
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

Columbus Con. 20 at 40.
Mammoth. 100 at 100.
Nevada Hills, 100 at POS.
Uncle sam Con, 300 AZ IS: 100 at 30.
buyer 30; 200 at 80. '''
Black Jack. 1000 at 3g.
Mountain Lake. 900 AT S2.
Scottish Chief 1900 at eN.
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WILL RESUME OPERATIONS.

Globe Ariz., Feb. 1l.--Thc new
hosting plant, pumps and compressor
OF the Miami Copper co. Q.ewshons)
win be installed this week and sinking
will he resumed
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HAVE you THE CHURCH woRKs ,

No Latter-day Saints home should
be without set OF the standard
Church publications on the center table
or IN the library. Send for the new FREQ
catalogue. peseret News Book Store,
Salt Lake Citv
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y NJ West 8 Co., stock broker,
d. H. Walker Biz Both phones OF.
fee and residence
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock e. Co., furnish the
| following quotations on Nevada mining
| stocks from San Francisco today:
CoMsTocK.
ophir. 3ooa3,05; Mexican. t.27is@ 30;
Gould & Curry, 24@25; Con. Va. 7s@70
Savage 5S@59; Hale g. Norcross, 473D
| IS; yellow Jacket, Las bid; Belcher 25
| bid: Confidence, 10 asked: Sierra Ne
vada, b0@51; Exchequer, % asked.
ToNoPAH
| Tonopah Nevada, 5.35 asked: Montana
| Tonopah. 1.S7A6p1.90; Tonopah Exten-
Midway, 77q7S: Tonopah Belmont leo
41.421R; Tonopah North STAR 16@1I
Ohio Tonopah, bid; West End Con,
35937; Rescue, 12@13; Tonopah &c Call
fornia. bid; Golden Anchor. 5QD6: Jim
Butler, 1898; Cash Boy, 394: Monarch
Pittsbrrs Extension, asked; Golden
Crown, asked.
GOLDFIELD.
Sandstone. 35 bid; Col Mt, % bid;
Jumbo Ext, 4S@49; Vernal GAS;
Pennsylvania, asked; Kendall. 70
asked: Booth, 25@31. Blue Bun, Is
n19; Adams. 6G7; Silver Pick. 3c 40
33; May Queen, 10 asked; Nevada
Boy, bid; Black Butte Ext. 4Cl5;
Blue Bell, 90 10; Dixie, asked:
Goldfleld Columbia, IL asked: Hi
hernia, bid; st. Ives, 45047: com
queror. asked; Black Rock, bid:
Lone Star, 2d13 G.. Wonder ask
ed; ORC. la Is; Sandstone Ext,
asked; Mayne 4@5; Atlanta, 8i6p
asked: Empire, s bid; Red Top Ext,
I4qIJ: Florence. ATE a i.2O;
D'neld b. B. Cons. III 20; Goldhald
Daisy 1.00@ 1.02la; Comb. Frac-
ton, 20 bid: CT Bend Ext, 7@S:
CT. Bend Annex. 4@5; Midtown. 20
asked; b. b. Bonanza, 3G4; Kewan-
os, 47@4S; Esmeralda. 4@5; Port
land, 10 asked: Crackerjack bid:
f. Mohawk, 30 asked; Red Hills 80
@33: Mohawk Ext, 506; Spearhead,
1890. L. Dillon, 4Gp5; Y. Tiger, l6
Gp1T; Grandma, s@1O; S. p. Ext,
4.72k bid: D'held Triangle, 9dg 10;
Coming Natoon, 3 bid.
BULLFRoG.
Original "a: Bullfrog Mining, bid;
Montana Bullfrog 3G4; National Bank.
asked; l.. Harris, 14s: Gold Bar. 500
az: Steinway, 3 bid Denver Bullfrog
Annex. 4G5; Bonnie Glare IL bid; May
flower Con, 16@l7; Montgomery Sho-
shone Ext, 3Gp5; G. Scepter. bid:
Montgomery Min, 9G10; b. Diamond
feld, bid; Homestake Con, 5000: Y.
Girl, bid: Nugget, bid; Tramp Con,
21d22; Victor, asked: Banner, 5 asked:
North Star, 3 asked; Sunset, bid
MANHATTAN.
Manhattan Con, 2O@21 Manhattan
Mining Co.. 3 bid; G. Wedge, 4Q5; Dex-
ter, 10 bid; l.. Joe, asked: Crescent, .
bid; Combination. asked. Granny, 10
asked Mustang. II asked; Little Gray,
10 asked; Cow Boy lG3; Original Man
haitian, 5q7; Broncho, 4 bid. Plnenut
4 bid Y, Horse, 2@3. Indian Camp, 4
bid Mineral Hills, 10 bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
rairyiew silver King. 10 asked; Fair
view Eagle, Is asked: Nevada Hills.
ts0Qa.OO; Pittsburg silver Peak. 1921,
bid Eagles Nest, 2l@23, Ruby Wonder,
asked.
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GEO. @. CANNON ASSOCIATION
BROKERS', "a u, SO. Temple Both
phones go,
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i. II, Snow & Co., Stock Brokers.
~ Commercial Biz. Both Phones 1878
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a. S. CAMPBELL.
stock Broker, 216 d. r. Walker Block
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Blrd-Cowan Co.

Custom Assayers and Chemists. t6I
South West Temple Z.
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Fairview silver King 10 asked; Fair
view Eagle, rs asked Nevada Hills,
ts0QaOO; Pittsburg Silver Peak. L82ls
bid Eagles Nest, 2la23, Ruby Wonder,
4 asked.
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BUI.LFRoG.
MANHATTAN.

Manhattan Con. 2OG21; Manhattan
Mining Co., bid G. Wedge, 4q5 Dex-
ter, 10 bid; l.. Joe, . asked: Crescent, .
bid; Combination, asked, Granny, 10
asked; Mustang, II asked; Little Gray,
10 asked, Cow Boy, las; Original Man
hnttan 5Q7 Broncho 4 bid Pinenut,
4 bid Y, Horse, 2Q3; Indian Camp, 4
Did; IMMORAL HllIs, 10 bid.
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James A. Pollock e. Co., furnish the
following quotations on Nevada mining
stocks from San Francisco today:
C.nNYGrrOCR
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-15
No Criminal Case. I'm Lyman.

MITCHELL, S. D.. Dec. M-(Special.)-
For the first time in the history OF Lyman
county there is not n criminal case to be
tried In the circuit court term. This In
dicates that the new settlement that has
gone into that county has had a good eff
feet. The only case that was TO be tried,
the defendant pleaded guilty, and the other
case against w. F. Phillips was dismissed.
The latter is an echo of the cattle r~ustllng
cases and has been before the court for
several years. II was but q matter OF
some six or eight years ago that the
calendar was filled with criminal cases,
most all of them OF the cattle rustling
variety, but these have been done away
with through the administration of Judge
Frank b. Smith, and the recent officers
of his court. Judge Smith did not meet
with much encouragement when he started
out on his campaign 10 clean up the cattle
rustling of Lyman county, and times with
out number We're the warnings he received
to desist from his course. Friends of the
cattle r%ustlers, it is said. would get into
conversation with Judge Smith and COM
mence to talk of the shooting ability OF
the r~ustlers, and what was in store for
those who became too active in their ef-
forts to stop the rustling. Judge Smith
paid no attention to the threats and went
ahead and was not in the least discon-
certed. The result is shown in the almost
clean bill Of health at the circuit court
term that is now drawing to a close.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-15
stock in sight.

Receipts of live stock at the six prlncip
western markets yesterday were as follow
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-15
PETTY THIEVES PROVE PEST
Decided Activity on Part of Light
Fingered Men Causes Police to
SIT UD and Take Notice.

! Activity among the ght-finRered gentry,
who have been operating most promiscu-
ously in Omaha the last two or three days,
is causing the police force to redouble its
vigilance. Money and other small articles
of value seem most to attract the burglars,
although the theft of four bolts OF colored
satin, amounting to about 200 yards, from
a large department store Monday morning
shows that the thieves are not adherlng
strictly TO a search for money.
A pair of trousers with 81 in a pocket.
was all a midnight visitor to the home
of II. A. Anderson, 21l4 South Thirty
fourth street, obtained. while a. window
raiser secured $3.50 by just thrusting his
arm through a window at the home of
Jim Armsby, 1927 Dupont street, and grab
bling a purse that lay nearby.
The least successful OF all thieving ef-
forts Sunday night was at the house occu-
pied by George Kessner at 1855 Martha
street. Only 40 cents was taken, the burglar
getting into the place by raising a window.
Articles to the amount OF about S12 were
stolen from William McKenna, 1l3O North
Eighteenth street, Saturday night. A re-
volver, some women's clothes and a knights
Of Pythias charm We're among the goods
taken. Five cravenette coats valued at 500
were stolen from the store of a retail
dealer on Farnam street Friday night by
some one who broke a rear window OF
the storeroom. .-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-15
NETWORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Outlook in Money Market Restraints
Speculative Operations.
HEAVY DEMANDS FOR FUNDS
Cash for Trading Can Only he Secured
by Reimbursement of N
Break In Values Comes
Late in Day.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1A-Speculative opera-
tons in stocks were restrained by the
OUTLOOK In the money market, but in the
absence of actual withdrawal of credits
there was NO active pressure 10. sell. There,
were a number of DEVELOPMENT which
heiped 10 advance prices, The report Of
suotreasury operations revealed the prin-
ciipal factor of depletion of bank reserves.
the loss of the banks to the government
LOT the new banking week being S15, 1897, 600.
These changes are due to the payments
Tor subscriptions to the Panama canal
ponds, which are expected to run through
the present week. This sum added to
urday, which has not yet figured in the
bank. statement, stands opposed to a sur
Plus reserve, of the banks on Saturday of
slo,ess,oAo. IL Is manifest, therefore, that
further resources for speculative opera
tons are dependent on a shifting Of loan
Gail money went to ~ per cent. COM
pared with 3 per cent, lAst weeks highest.
The Brazilian coffee lOA,n issued I'M Lon
1on To-Day, Will be offered to New York
ing the week. The sale of Sc, 900, 600 bonds
py a pennsylvania subsidiary company
was announced during the day. The pos
slbility of a check to the gold outgo was
a factor in the strength shown by the
STOCK market. Much Importance was at
taehed also to the filing of freight rate
commission by the trunk lines. The Cen
tral Freight association and the trans
continental association thus embracing all
the principal railways of the country. The
astounding yield of the oountry's agri-
cultural products summarized in the an
nual report of the secretary of agriculture
made for cheerful views Of property hold
ers.
One of the days incidents that had a
sentimental effect or the speculation was
the rise In the price OF Standard oil in
the curb market to above 200 for the first
time in over three, years. This movement
was believed to be connected with the
maturing plan for reorganizing the capital
issues OF the ompany in a manner 10
bring the shares more nearly into line
with the securities active in the daily
operations OF the market. The supreme
court decision exempting F. II. Hartman
from. the obligations to answer queries
or the Interstate Commerce commission
was regarded as a step towards ~restric-
ton OF the power of the commission.
American Smelling was the weak feature
and was sold down to successfully lower
stages from the general distrust of the
price level, compared with earning power
and dividend prospects. This, coupled with
the furry to 3h per cent in call money,
caused the late break In prices. A number
OF important net declines was the result.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value. $3.50, 900. United States bonds were
unchanged on call. ~
Number Of sales ana leading quotations
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-15
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Opening Cables on Wheat and Corn
Have Upward Tendency.
CHANGE IS VERY SLIGHT, THOUGH
local Situation Remains Unchanged
and Value Follow Liverpool
Lack of Speculation Is
Noticeable.
OMAHA. nee "a 1o0e

OMAHA Dec. IL, 1908.
Opening cables on wheat were Unchanged
20 "a higher and unchanged to I'D higher
on corn.
There is nothing new to be said on the
local situation and values are following
Liverpool closely. There was a noticed
lack OF speculation.
Receipts OF corn are very liberal. Demand
is still slow and there cannot be any
material advance until there is an increase
in the consumption demand or an improved
export demand,
this morning and selling on the increase
in the weekly visible supply sent prices
1c lower on the close,
December wheat opened s5c and closed
Corn opened steady and remained firm
on support from foreign markets. Receipts
on the floor, and cash values we're well
sustained. Offerings were well taken and
nothing went begging. December corn
opened at b19tc and closed at ZINC.
Primary wheat receipts were 1.2SS,oo0
bushels and shipments were 2l0OOO bush
els, against receipts last year of l204,oCO
bushels and shipments OF 1884, 600 bushels.
Corn receipts were 1,130,OOO bushels and
shipments were $4,000 bushela against re-
ceipts, last year of 10000 bushels and ship
ments Of 321,O00 bushels.
Clearences Of wheat and flour were equal
to $4,000 bushels.
Liverpool closed unchanged to Nd lower
ON wheat and unchanged to hd higher
seaboard reported 144,Ooo bushels Of wheat
and $4,000 bushels OF corn taken for ex-
Omaha Cash Prices.
wHEAT-No. hard. seqs1c; No. :
hard. sqsSe: No. 4 hard s29s4c; No. :
CoKNTEos 3 5sHc; No. 3 yellow, 5aha
N6ATsENo. . mixed, .E7oi No. 2 white. ~
q47hc; No. 3 white, T%g4sc; No. 4 white
"KYE@No<2 7q1a71c; No. g. roanoke.
Local range OF options:
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NEW YoRK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on various
mmodItf

NEW YORK, Dec. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Z5,o45 bbls.; exports, 30,576 bbls. Market dull
and nominally lower; Minnesota patents,
S5.S5g5.65i. winter straights, Ae0G4.s0; Min
nesota bakers, A.2Od4.55; winter extras, sac
49, winter patents AI5@S.@; winter
low grades, B56Q4.l5. Rye flour, quiet; fair
70 good, tAlOd48; choice to fancy, $500
100 Buckwheat flour, dull; S2.s592.50 per
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; state, Sic, nomIlsl.
COkNMEAL-Quiet; fine white and yell
,oW I;yOal.55; coarse, n.45g1.5O; kiln dried,
RYE-DuI: No, ? western. SIC, nominal.
BARLEY-steady; mailing. e5a7Oc, c. 1. T.
SuItalo; feeding, G%q65%c, c. 1. e., New
.wHEAT-Receipts, 218,OOO bu.; exports.
!6l,see bu. Spot market steady; No. 2 red,
sLOeIt, elevator, Sl.0Sh. {. o. b. afloat; No.
No. 2 hard winter, Si.1S%' Z. o. b. afloat. An
irregular market with a downward tend
ency was the feature in wheat today. I'm
der stop-loss selling and lack of bull sup
port several sharp declines occurred. fol-
lowed by rallies, on scattered covering,
I Tnas tRe close ?, oS, weak e, 50 and %glhs net lover
H60halnh, closed N.loA; July closed at
CoRN-Receipts, 12s. e25 bu.: exports. 49,
so bu. The spot market was steady; No.
2 yellow, CSC. elevator, and 66zc, (. o. b.
%afloat; No. 2 white. SIC. The option mar
ket was without transactions, closing net
unchanged. December closed at 6sc, May
az Sbc, July at 6SSc and September at
64sc.
oATs-Receipts, $4,000 bu. exports, 1,4Oo
Blu. Spot market steady; mixed, 20 to 80
lbs 55d551zc; natural white, 26 to 81 lbs,
56q5s1hc; clipped white. "a to 42 lbs, 57q62hc.
HAY-Firm; No. g. 7O@75c; good TO
IipbsEouiet Bogota, sOb9nHc; Cen
,i FPSoyIssI9Ns me ss'f s1ss'tSSS1Ssyyi.5oif aP Sssil
1850; city, extra India mess. s2e.5o@
200; cut meats, steady; picked
bellies. sS.50@9.50; picked hams. $4,000
$50. Lard, firm; western, $945qg.55; refined,
quiet; continent, SO. 70; South America, $40. go
compounds, $6.75a7.0G Pork, easy; family,
$lI50qlS.50; short clear, $N.O0g22.OO3' mess,
S16.5Od16.75
TALLoW-steady; city (S2 per pkg.), SIC:
country (pkgs, free), bbQ5Ac. .
RICE-Quiet; domestic, fair to extra,
81 @6hc; japan, nominal.
BUTTER-Fancy table grades firm.
other sorts slow; creamery specials, S2c
Official price, 31hc); extras, 31d31hc; thirds
22@29c; state dairy, common to special, 21d
29c; process, common to special, 1Sq25c
western factory, firsts, 21G21hc; western
imitation creamery, firsts. 22d23c.
CHEBSE-Firm; state, full cream specials,
141Rn16hc; state, September large and small
colored and white, fancy, lac; state, oc-
tober, best, lShc; late made, small, best,
13c; good to prime, 11%@l2%c; common tc
fair, 10kG11hc; skins, full to specials, ~
Q11%c. a..
EGGs-Firmer; receipts, 4,29S cases; state
Pennsylvania and nearby selected white
4SQ5Ocj fair to choice, 30634c; western firsts,
acc; seconds. 29931c.
PQULTRY-Dressed, firm; western spring
chickens. 15Q2Oc; fowls, 11914c; spring tur-
KEYS. 17m22C.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-15

than last week and a little slow TO
move. Buyers seemed to want the better
grades of both y%earlings and ewes. but the
medium kinds were rather dull. A little
punch OF choice heavy native ives sold up
1876.
What few feeders there were commanded
about steady prices, there being no note
worthy. change in the market for that kind
OF stuff, either sheep or lambs.
Quotations of sheep and lambs: Good To
S6.OOa6. 70; feeding lambs, A5Od6eSO: good 10
choice %yearlings, S5.50d5.S5; fair 10 good
heavy yearlings, s4.75a6.15; feeding year
lings, A.00D4.50; good to choice wethers.
&4.25d4.50; fair to good wethers, S4.O064 q:
feeding wethers. $s.5Od4.0O; good 10 choice
ewes, .&S.76d4.16; fair to good ewes. $500
$40; feeding ewes, S2.0OQS.25; culls and
bucks, H.00@2y0o.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-15

liberal this morning-about fifty-fiye cars
being reported in when the market opened,
or this number about twenty cars were
from the range, some Of them OF the wheat
enough for killers.
Very unfavorable advices from all other
selling points, together with the fact that
the market at this point was already very
high in comparison with other markets.
caused a sharp reaction in prices TO take
place. However, choice lambs remained
steady, selling up TO S7.2b for the best,
which was as high as they have brought
any day this season. On the other hand
from than on down TO 25c lower on a good
many that would have been considered on
was a pretty good demand. but stiu with
more to select from buyers were able TO be
a little more particular and the trade was
not quite so active as II has been on most
days OF late.
Fat sheep also felt the move
ment In values, being generally 10ql5c
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-15
Model Pure Food Law,

BRooKINs, 8. D.. Dec. 14-(speciaI)-
State Food and Dairy Commissioner A. II.
Wheaton, In his annual report. Just issued,
that he Will ask the legislature
to adopt a model pure food law. drawn by
a committee chosen at the meeting of state
and national pure food commissioner and
chemists at Mackinac Island, August 4 ana
Z. This bill has just been completed by
the committee. of which DIR. Foust OF
Pennsylvania is chairman. and a copy OF
It has been sent to Mr.. Wheaton. The law
is intended to stop the complaint of manu-
facturers and wholesalers against the lack
OF uniformity in the various states.