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New-York tribune., 1909-07-10

The New Yorker who has failed 10 notice the
exceptional lack of humidity which has charac-
terized the atmosphere of the city recently does
not appreciate his blessings. Every day for at
least week there has been a short period IN
which there was a difference of from u to -
degrees between the readings Of a dry bulb and
a wet bulb thermometer. AS the latter lnstru-
ment more nearly represents the temperature
produced by evaporation from moist skin than
does the former a degree of comfort has
suited which for this time of year is -itraor-
dinarv
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
AckMAIL BY CARRIER PIGEON.

Paris correspondence London Express
Blacknail by carrier pigeon is the very latest
novelty in Paris.
on Sunday night a tradesman received an anony-
mons letter the writer OF which declared that he
would disclose certain secrets OF the tradesman un-
less ne received f60, to be sent by carrier pigeon
Ion Tuesday morning." he told, -four car
rier pigeons will be sent TO you Each bird carries
under its wing a little case. in which you VIII
place f40 note You will then set the pigeons
free and IL they do not return to me by midday l
shall know what to do
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
DUKE OF SUTHERLAND HERE.

The Duke of Sutherland, who is interested in the
proposed Hudson-Fulton celebration, arrived here
yesterday the Mauretauia. He said he would
make trip p the hudson River 20 look over the
scene OF the celebration and would return Eng
land the Mauretania on Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10

This newspaper is ofcned and published by
The Tribune association, q NcIC York corpora
ton: office and principal place Of business.
Tribune Building. No. Isl Nassau street. Aei0
York; ogden Mills, president; Henry W.
SGckett, secretary; James u Barrett, treasurer
The address OF the officers IS the Office Of this
neICSpGper
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10

It is a matter OF academic and personal in
terest to know that there as many as ten
real live free traders in America who are Will
ing to put themselves record as such. But
seeing that ell ten agreed in taking ten
whacks-just one apiece-at protection, it seems
q trine superfluous to call for ian effort to con-
solidate the free trade sentiment of the nation.
Surely, the ten are already thoroughly consoh-
dated or can it be that they suspect there are
elsewhere three more Of their kind who may be
enrolled so as to bring the number up to the
auspicious thirteen2
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
A eIFTssY DR.. JAMES DOUGLAS.

Montreal. July 9.-Dr. James Douglas. Of New
York. has given the Hadley Farm, valued at
So. .000. to the VeIdun Asylum for Protestant In
sane Montreal The property adjOins that of the
asylum
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10

A Belgian rowing club has rust won the Hen
lev Grand Challenge Cup. John Bulls many
recent reve.ses In athletic competitions, incIud-
ing two cricket matches lost 20 the AustrahahS'
a swimming test to the Germans and POLO
match to the Americans, Will make him scary
about his ability to hold his own in interna-
tionaI sports let alone maintaining a two-natiOn
standard.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
4rnmSzn1SnfS.

AERIAL. GARDEHs-S:3o-A Gentleman from Mssis'
sppi.
BRTGHTON BEACH PARKS .30-Pain's Fireworks
BRGa DWAE-2-15-S: :15--Thc Midnight sons
CAST\O-2-1s-S-i5-F5 havana.
CONEY ISLAND -DTeaulla1I. Luna P2rh
DAIES THEA ATfE-2-l5- 15--Ihe CiiInaG
EDEN MCSEE-The World IN y Ak
~ ali1eNllie-
HERALD S9TT E-2.15--S 15--Ilie 5eat'y SP0t-
IA FRr)TN1 nEC -FasIies of 1909
LYRIC .1--s:i5--The Motor Girl
NFRERS .25-The Glrl rom llec-oE >
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Mr. and Mrs. r, Livingston Beeclnan. who have
been abroad for several months returned yesterday
on the Mauretanfa. They Will spend the summer
at Newport Mr. and Mrs. Henry A Murray and
Miss Virginia Murray. who went abroad IN May
also arrived on the Mauretania.
w. Rhinelander Stewart will spend the summer
at Bar Harbor Me-. where he has taken villa
for the season.
Mrs. Alexander T Van Nest Will sail for Europe
to-day to pass the remainder Of the summer abroad
Mr. and Mrs. r suffern Tailer and Mr. and Mrs
Alexander Brown sail for Europe to-day. to remain
abroad until October They Will make an automo-
bile tour of the Continent.
From London comes the announcement Of the
birth Of a Mr.. and Mrs Cyril Martineau
Mrs Martineau was Miss AIurieI Robbins and her
marriage took place at Tuxedo Her home Is No
8 Oxford Square London
Mrs. Morris K. Jesup has left Lenox for Bar
Harbor. where she Will remain until the end of
August, returning to Lenox for the fall
Miss Eleanor s. whippIe, daughter of Major and
Mrs. Charles w. Whipple of Madison avenue. will
be married 10 Francis r Stoddard. tr.. late in the
fall Their engagement has just been announced
Miss whippfe who made her debut about two years
ago. is a great-great granddaughter Of Admiral
Bailey. L. s y, who was second in command un-
der Farragut at the battle Of New Orleans. Her
mother was Miss Josephine Jones, OF Long Island.
and is related to the Floyd-Joneses. Major Whip
pie was colonel Of volunteers under General Merritt
in the Philippines. Mr.. Stoddard is a son of Mr..
and Mrs Francis r Stoddard. OF this city formerly
of Boston.
DR.. and Mrs. William NJ. Polk who have been
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Frank l. Polk at Wood
mere. Long Island. leave for Saratoga next week
Mr. and Mrs Samuel W. Brigham are at their
villa a Bar Harbor for the summer
Mrs. James F. Fargo and her daughters, Mrs
Daniel Chauncey. jr-. and Miss Clara Fargo. have
sailed for Europe to spend the remainder of the
summer abroad.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
eosroN,s s1,OOoOoo PIER READY.

Boston July 9-The Cunard liner Saxonia which
arrived to-day from Liverpool. the first steam
ship to use the big East Boston pier. which was
completely rebuilt at a cost of $l00,0oo following
its destruction by fire year ago yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10

rrbere is I,1st one rule conduct that guides me
as politician. ] stand 10y my party Just as long
&c The rartv stands by That's nothing but Il
Igbite mans duty and American proposition
FNror Contrcler Metz's Brighton Beach speech.
Reciprocity is Mr.. Metz's ideal He is Quid
Pro Quo Democrat.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10

The often mentioned honor among thieves
does not prevent each of the two Flatbush burg
lars from trying to FIX upon the other the kill
ing of the woman slain And they VIII gam
nothing thereby for, under the law IN elther
case they are equally guilty Of murder.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

IBy Telegraph to Tho Tribune.I
Newport, July 9.-Paul J. Kainey, who has been
I'll here, able to be out to-day.
Mrs. Smith Hollins Mckim will arrive for the
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10

II NAV seen, strange that 1 appear to defend
canarai BINGHAM who a year ago attacked the
Jews Of New York. l do not defend General Bing-
ham He needs no defence other than MS own
record and the condemnation of Mayor whose
censure is praise and whose praise Is censure'
ent concerning the Jewish population Of this city,
hut when convinced that he had done an injustice
he retracted like a man He had made mistake
and uyas big and manly enough to admit it.-Rabbi
Wise in his speech of Thursday.
That is in the right spirit. The Jews will
hardly permit one mistake promptly and frank
" acknowledged to outweigh among them
large measure of genuine service to the COM
munity
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.
Among the passengers who viii sail to-day lo'


THE COLUMBIA FOR GLASGOW
Mrs. J. p Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Mrs. MT HST8h 56d Mls A. MI and Mrs william sa
Rdg EF53i1yT Gaventrv. Nj and Mrs Robert B
Mss MIS- aha @fF Mrs Asn9S 5Sms S9ef Dav 1 aad Ms.
nrs. Theodore G Enrpis Miss Aqsussa 9s1ls Clock
Mrs James Ne Jordan SIr ard Mrs
Mr. il',a1Ii and Ms, a. r. Reid Mrs Leslie Graham
THE ST. PAUL. FOR SOUTHAMPTON
Mrs 5 c. AIternus Miss Helen G. Lawrencs
frofessor and Mrs A c Miss Doroyhy Parvin
M4 A''6TsI0'i and Mrs A P At vil.ia1 T;ayIaand-
F,}GsT5 T99G Rer 3. O. Il Taade I59'di Voodie
r. X Bennett. Mrs. Helen A WaHs-
Marcus DAILY. Horace +. Weeks
Nj and Mrs Frank Ellis Mrs. Henry Graaam. .
Miss MIS- and %nlfrsa MTs fSa fSsi Hunt NT Dorse 2eS MS
THE MINNEwAsKA. FOR LONDON =
Mr. and Mrs y b. Ar Professor Thomas P LoG5r
NFs noi5 + 4 Avery. GORDON S2i5S llecabs
Vrs Della Yates Barbour. Mr. and Mrs. Joserh M3S
W H Baldwin. Mr. and Mrs J. Wills AA-
l1s9 IT anI N5T BT5Wns5H w On MI and Mrs william
M Mr. @ E59n5 Mrs - CSiI9p Sb9pIes sr2 ans Mrs c b M0rs
William F. Conway. Mrs MorEan ? B. posi-
Ms Ms ~ n r nation MISS Jennie Tenant
Mr. and Mrs Robert Hm NIr and Mrs Joseph Wo'N
Walter D. Lee
THE KONIGIN LUIsE. FOR NAPLES
DR. and Mrs A \ Bliss Mr. and Mrs James =
M Miss ana S9'2frI Ri F g Caii4r Mr. and Mrs Frank
Drake. g u. Wood
Miss Helen / Dunbar. Miss ". l. Pnk
Professor Marshall D. Miss M-5sllne ~ /" = Cspron
Mrs Johu Jepson. DR.. and Mrs Ed"AE-
James n Monroe Baldwin.
Mrs. J. Washington PeaIe John A. GIoS- T,rsysvoca
Mrs A r WeIwood King.
THE KROoNL.AND. FOR ANTWERP
n, ra D,rs 4,orrs w Mrs. John R. Downing, ng,,vsr
'' t5,snIi.+ All '9' Mr. and Mrs. ". + tsaSsri
Dr. and Mrs \ E BertIing. Mr. and Mrs 4 L = h''
DR. and Mrs. J. c. Boyd Albert A. a hIi' ~ sumter
Arthur A Brown. Miss its-,s iteIfn = Miriam III
~ ri7r+4 Mrs F. Fl Morse --srdzs
MISS r A Sut[. NJ ana Mrs A. Prem
MIs- NJ N tlr,se Miss p Il. Talcott .ssrs
~ anu NJ VI " T1asE-i Professor Q. c TroN14
NJ O." - go q. :. Ward Tznsoh
Professor and Mrs. D. Cady Miss Jesse 9S Nest
Eaton N's- Il =
THE CEDRIC FOR LIVERPOOL
Mr. and Mrs W g Barber. Robert W scoTt n seha1n
Mr.. Mrs Harvey q SiIs NJ ~ r M Moore
br0Wii Mis- I. ; MillsL. - Es%
Mr. md ?. J. Egan MT lli -N-7-
T Harrison Garrett u9L-S. NJ 2 L Rus,-a
Justice and Nrs- Glider MI Nr aAS t }" Mrs T. sana
Mrs Charles T. Gould. Tailsr sT,-et varrsa
Ss.-,Go5 Ii,,1esrford Carltcu r Mli.a.s
'I"'5S = ,r~,,-s5 yesterday from aS'''-
were:
THE MAURITANIA. FROM LlN
Mr.. ana Mrs Clarence ". J. b Gray, Gray
~ I tseu FSo1 1crt A PAINE
Mrs II : Bowen - p~-9sr
Mr. and J, r EyerS, a a I,,ts - Suthersana
~ ford W T. TsTnT7 u TT7hsewrishi
n Mrs s. CPsl cbasles B. Coke Mrs z S.,;,, e "ai'
] c. c.. Gates K =. 49,
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10

The discovery of a socialistic propaganda
among the enlisted men of the army ana the
navy is unpleasant but not surprising Just such
work has been energetically carried on for
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10

Unless Captain Pritchard stops clipping OF
big slices from his record pretty soon. there
won't be anything left
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
:gerp71nrk DsriIl, G1-ihm1rE

SATURDAY. JULY 10, 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10

Mrs. Alexander T. Van Nest Will sail for Europe
to-day to pass the remainder of the summer abroad
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10

w Rhinelander Stewart will spend the summer
at Bar Harbor. Ne. where he has taken vliIa
for the season.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10

From London comes the announcement Of the
birth Of a son 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril Martineau
Mrs. Martineau was Miss MurieI Robbins, and her
marriage took place at Tuxedo. Her home IS No
8 Oxford Square, London.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10

Mr. and Mrs. T. Suffern Tailer and Mr. and Mrs
Alexander Brown sail for Europe to-day. to remain
abroad until October They Will make an automo-
bile tour of the Continent.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10

Mrs Morris X Jesup has left Lenox for Bar
Harbor where she Will remain until the end of
August returning to Lenox for the fall
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
THE KoNIGIN IU1sE. FOR NAPLES

Mr.. and Mrs. George W
Benedict.
Dr.. and Mrs. \. l. Bertling.
Or. and Mrs. J g. Boyd.
Arthur A Brown.
Archibald 3 Bush
Miss r. A. Butt
Mrs. NJ. Borden Carter
Mr. and Mrs. y. W. crosse
Mr.. and Mrs. = NJ. Dag
gett.
Professor AMI Mrs. d. Cady
Eaton
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10

FOR GLASGOW.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin >
Powers.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Shep-
herd.
Nr and Mrs Robert .
Wilkinson
NTr. and Mrs Henry q
Miller
Miss Augusta Clock
George BrlCE-
NIr ard Mrs Henry =
Forbes.
Mrs. Leslie Graham.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
-. NrNNEwAsKA. ZOE 49, =

Professor Thomas P Lo11
bury.
Gordon NlcCGbs-
Mr.. and Mrs. JoSarn MSs, NV.
AIr. and Mrs J. Wits A@
IT,. ... a
Mr.. and Mrs. william -
Morgan -
Mr. and Mrs 9 b Aols-
pr. w. ". Mott
Mrs. Morgan 3. Post
\. %. Prince
Miss Jennie Tenant
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wo'-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence ".
Barron.
c. r. Bell.
Mrs. II. : Bowen
Mr.. and Mrs J. r Byers,
Mr.. and Mrs F. w. Cit-
ford.
Lady Clouston-
j. L. Colby.
Mrs. Charles B. Coke
J c. c.. Gates.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-15
NEW YORKSTOCKS AND BONDS
wider Movement Of Usually Inactive
Issues Feature Of Day.
SOME INVESTMENT DEMANDS
Speculation f. Active DurtsE FIRST
Hear. but DroPs After That
corporation Tax Causing
Uneasinesa.

NEW YORK Dec. A-Ths STOCK market
today use Euu characterized by the woe
movements IN stocks not usually prominent
IN the denlinEA The sudden awakeIing
into activity in these a~drancIuE pricHs Was
In some cases By deal rum
ors- Here and there we're EtE1t sign q
iuvestmand deman IN a~ntic1pauon q ne
profits to be available for use after the
FIRST q the year. In the bond market
where II b. usually most marked il nAs
made no percsptahle impression Al All the
demand fer bonds c~onuEuluE nerI " u
ne associative movement today was
hating and irregular. The active s1rHngl7
Of The FIRST hour seemed TO be LGke1 ad-
rantars ~ tp effect some 6~iEtrlhutior CT
stocks and the tone WAS Dropping there
after The action q Read n vas % large
sympathetic effect in thts result That
stock after early strength sod of on
reDorts that the meeting q directors 10 ACT
on the dividend would be held toDorryW
Attention was attracted ty & repor Lha1
sign preferred stOcEtor subscription 70 en-
pluyes this year ia pursuance q the profit
sharing plan. instead q coZD0n STOCK. for
which the smploZes were allowed 10 sub
scribe al 50 last Js-ua-T-
Preparations fo- enforcing The corpora
ton tax are g cause o. dlsuuiet 20 cor
p-oraIons Adruit use IS being uzSs IN TIE
Speculation @ the vETFiIE -UDcrs q ma
merger Of the social n &C GBEEelheiD cop
per properties. q which official dstal,
were lacking today l1re-est rates fpl
cred today. with Increased offerings bnt
lassH-eE demand Cal loans REEim touched
3 PEI cent. although heavy disbursement
for tomorrow. intending the S1sn6z- O
dividend 6d not see- 70 affect the uzT
keL ForHiEu exchange rates were hiEhe
again. and GOLD was engaged fer shipmen1
to South America
Bonds were irregular. Total sales. pa
value. S25Z200 United States q advance,
y 81 ] Pc cent Oh call
Nunber Of sales and leading quotation
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-15

NEN YORK HsG-H@OTEc&-The cot
tor. market opened steady Al an advance
q ! TO Il potnrE on 3 re1eTG CT support
from The bul leaders. DeDsnd did not Sp-
pear 10 be general, however. and early
fluctuations were irregular. with prices
during the middle OF the nurninE easing
off slightly. UnesT heavy realizing b1I
ruling about 2 to- points net h1EhsT on
The active months
Cotton futures opened steady. December,
a g5a1Ag7e- January. EHc: March E@ei
May, E7Ac; July. 1575C5 August. BEIe
SAuteubeT. H1lc- October, BA5c
spot closed quiet. 10 points lower: m1c-
dling Up5ands GNbcs midding gz1L. SEc'
no sales.
Z GALVESTON. Dec A-COTTON-MArksi
Futures closed steady Closing bids;
December n4gz; January, 14Sa February
E51B: March S5E. APRIL 35& NAY,
S1557; june. EAE; July, tB& August
S5Es. September, H4bz; October, TAG
ST. LOUIS. Dec A@COTION-Dul
+ niddling, aSkc. Sales, none. receipts, les
bales; shipments. ly78 bales; stock A-sI
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Dee 1A-coTTON-
Spots were quiSL- Low ordinary, G-lse
nominal ordinary. lsne Nominal; gooc
( ordinary. - S-1sc; strict good ordinary, lee
low ntddIing. "A f-l6cs Errlct low mldoling
14s4c; middlng. lie; strict mboo1nBs 151Se
good uiddinG B%c; strict good m1odIlag
Is T-16c; md6dling fair, Is s-1bc. maoolt0l
fair TO fair. e L-l5c: fair. ls site Receipts
s-a65 bales; stock lA.55 bales
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-15

SHEEP-Rsports Of sharply lower mar
kelE yesterday at stheT points echoed
strongly in the local EhaSp barn this morn
ing and hardly enough stuff changed hands
during early n~uDds 70 afford anything IKE
q broad test C1 value a rather LIBERIA
rEz was yGTced here and Chicago wired
heavy supplies as well Il Was a decidedly
bsaTlsh situation from every viewpoint
Although the big end Of to1kE's receipts
consisted Of fed sheep and lambs. some q
then well finished, packers were inoif-
fereot BUYERS aDd skriy BIDS ranged al
the way from &c 70 &c lower than AASt
weeks close. Sellers were lot Disposed &c
allow such sweeping discounts AND the
early market was E3CW and Amer
mach bickering some OF the better kinds
u killers began 70 move n prices that
were weak 10 possibly a shade lower than
yesterday. Medium short-fed stock vas
hardest hit, many strings Of this ceseT1p-
ton selling al figures that were lSq@5c
lower SLOW and weak 70 UneVenly lower
would be about the safest way Of calling
ysarilngs sold a. 500 and fed lambs
realized ga
Best feeders we're wanted as usual, but
much Of the recent urgency 70 demand
had disappeared En6 Il ls svscsnI thAl
the outlet has narrowed considerably. SEit-
able ban6s q both sheep and lambs SILL
command ven satisfactory pr1ces- buI
poorer classes are SLOW and somewhat
lower.
OuotatIonE on fat sheep ard lambs Good
TO choice lambs. E-l9@I.1Bs fair 70 good
lsmbs, SSD97-N; good Aght yesrliags- Sac
GdS3, good heavy y~szTllngs &7b@bZs good
wetherE EN594@s good 70 choice sEss
I59abB05 fair 70 good eNEE 8SSqA5a
GuOuEuOnE On feeder stock Good "a
choice lambs, &I5q6sg. fair % good lambs
GF5QELE. light ysErlngs &S5aSSe. heEvl
y~sGrHnEs. &5JGhHGs old wsthss. A58g+E.
good 70 ebolce ewes AESqAs, breeding
sEsL S@zs9s@5 yeaTAng breeding sWsG
R-S1Tsseutativs sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-15
A FORTUNE
WITH DOCTORS
Was a WeIl-tO-Do Farmer Before he
Commenced Paying Big
Doctor Bills
III SOON TOOK HIS FARM
No Relief From Amy Treatment Until
At Last He Went To the United
Doctors and Was Cured

A few years ago Alfred Anderson d
Tonlon, ia, WAS a happy. prosperous far
me-- In good health working hard. but
making money. happy and eontsntsd
Then sickness came. In his case IL TAs
a real sickness. a deep seated, obscure dis
ease not understood by ordinary doctors
OF course. Mr.. Anderson cid not realiRq
the seriousness Of MS case but went FROM
doctor 10 doctor. hoping In vain that ne
would find one Eho understood his ease
and could cure him
While none Of the 6oc1ors could care
him, most q them were wiling 70 treat
him as long as he would allow them. and
few Of them tailed 10 collect a nice. fat
fee lin fact the doctors fees were 30
large and 20 numerous thHt they consumed
| IA Of Nj. Andsrson's money. and even
took bis farm, leaving him not emily =
pauper but also g very sick man Under
al the treatment he had gradually gotten
worse instead Of better.
Al SGEt some q his t-senoH heard % the
great work being Zone by the Caited Doc
tors who have thsir Omaha Institute On
the second hoor Of the Neville Block cor
Der 18th and Harvey streets, and sent htn
to these master specialists as q last re-
sort
In speaking Of his case for publication,
M. Andersen says.
L uAH once q well 70 DO farmer md had
pleury q money. bit nov ! am an inmate
Of the Stark County Poor House. as the
result Of spending AL my money for doc
tors and medicines. which never d6 me
any good
! have beer sick for ssEen years, bsdfAst
most Of the time ! could not sleep at
hight for pain. had no Apostle. n0 ann
bluon 20 DO anything and was veET nervous
and weak
/ doetored with some q the best doctors
n Peoria ana IN Chicago. ! was in one u
the best ChicsKo hospitals for six weeks,
being operated upon for EbsosEs 81 the
riEht lung. I spst up blood and matter con
SANITY. Some Of the doctors said 4 had
oonsumpuOn, others sad cancer Of the
stomach: IN fact none seemed 10 under
stand ny case They All gave ne Up
! hAs given ~ hope- too. until I saw tbs
United Doctors advertisement and test
monIals given sy patients who had suffered
a long time I oscisee 20 SO y see a
they could not give me relief and began
taxing treatment the 18th Of Juns- After
taking several Treatments ! feel lke q new
man; my strength and appetite returned
/ am Ahss to sleep AEslA &Sd-oaa Dress mp
self. which I Was unable 70 % for a Ions
thme ! gained twenty pounds in twe
weeks and am beginning 70 fee like mvnsil
again. ! Am able g 60 3 good days Eons
ca TIE farm. which ] have not aoss fou
seven year,
I eAunot express too highly my ErutitDd,
towards the Gated Doctors for AL tAs1
d3d for re. .
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-15
!, RAIN AND PRODUCE KARKET
Wheat Started OFF Strong, Going Ur
with a Rash
GAIN OF A CENT AND A HALF
. ZEN market Sc Veal 81 TenPer and
A Opened Lsuer on Larger Re-
eeipts and Freer selling
OosinE Prices

OMAHA Dec a uE.
Wheat started vita a fun head q steam
On and prices JUMPED higher On TIE fTsl
traces. until the advance registers I've
over yesterday close. whl prom Hh4ne
began ard checked Ire adrhnce AID eAsea
the market and q slow decline starred
Tne corn market wns not 30 strong ems
opened lover. With Tecefpts larEE ana
selling fairly general a. the advance mas
been rapid and traders Eere inclined 70
play for q decline
Wheat had another sharp advance cary,
when the market vas caugnt AllhO4l AA1
offsrtnEE Later selling sthrlel Nn1A
longs began 20 take profits ana FaaH1s
eAsea Of closing . rriEe hover than yes
terdzy.
Ths corn market vas esHG from the start
ana wiz selling heavy and rsceipts large
values cid not hold Ok ne bulge ALe
mnvernent IL Increasing and The demand IS
hot urgent. psTIculsrIy fran te eEs-
Primary wheat rsceiptE Were aEW Va
ard shipments we're 480e bu- against re-
ceipts last year Of ElBM bu and shipments
q EGDG tn
Primay corn receipts we're 7H30H Ia and
shipments were Ak@4 bR-. against rsce8pti
last year q ll&0s bu and shipments Cd
~ az bu-
C~lsarances were 2lE8n bushe q corn
sBas bushels Of oats and wheat ard Goui
equal 20 EL00 hushels
Liverpool closed "a 10 ASloweT On whea
and I'd to I'D h3Eher on corn
Local range q Opuous-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-15

prices thai were around SC lvwsr thEn yes
terdny, but pa sksrs. as 3 r1le- started 0ul
Bidding fst lbc lover and seemed dsser-
mined 10 force that much reduction As
statesmen id not fee Like taking off sc
much without . srr9gE Al least, 70 main
tain the market. the trade a. noted above
Was a good deal % Z G-sE
IN the enc statesmen were forced TO give
in packers holding of aoe eventually buy
ing their hogs around 16c lpwsT than yes
uerdAy. This Deans that q pretty decent
kint Of hugs SOLD at sS-2 with light and
light mixed from that price on down. and
the heavier and better loads from tia
price on up 10 &-$. AZ shippers boagh'
Quite q few loads that were only around
Sc lower. the general market might bs de-
scrsbed as 5@1Sc lower with the Slg END
of the receipts Toe lower. Although. a!
noted above, the market was EloE and lAti
in getting starred practically everything
in sight was cleaned up before midday.