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4. '' Z, lisuea today b. New or.
&C.,. .-g.f leaders. Mardi Gras
sr.s ~ asked to refrain from
~ aA' $hiio they are 90 the
~ notsis also have been
~. = declare q meat boycott
ss.a. 81 reported 20 be- seriously
ing the reauesf
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trained bringing the desired
to and young First A. Puiver.
old sufferer OF Rheumatism
the picture OF Jesse Cochran OF 1913 Fourth
the Mexican and civil the right John
Pcke Of Edgceomb Wash cured Of ongsanng Rheumatism by
advises the for all old The
n0nohue resident Monroe.
Bowel trouble
Loughney
easts Building
with m. Sunday
consultation and they will
PROMPTLY Just what they do for
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'"NCOUVER FARM
Is HAUNTED

! ~ ANN g.9g.yER Wash. Jan. e.
49, e e,a.lnan place. about seven
sm y eesn the Columbia river
ea.saes, 'vaser, afflicted with "a
~ a.. z n Miller. who has
'hst = tented, IL beginning no.
y ssIssn,,,, During the last year
auiled man vas found
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LOTS OF GOOD NEWS.

Over SOC separate items Of inter.
eai will be found on page 7 today
Better turn rtxhf over and read the
Want" news before you forrest.
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|a6 Y 70. Mass, Jan 22-The
~, solaniary vegetarians eho
|h s.sofh meat until prices
'a'sf Of 10000 '"''''' 'ue
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ciearet The first arrest since last
June
FORT WORTH. Tox r. IT.
iiuulahnu. general manager 81 me
Chicago A. Alton. IL SLATED Tor me
head ~ the operating department
Of the a. *. n ~.
LAKE ALBERT, Belgian Congo
a native runner bfiuFs the ucWH
that Col Roosevelt hae at laHf Killed
"a white fhlnoceruH, bringing down
two COWS ana three good bulls.
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ENTrRA. Cal. Jan q Win
.rNasts q people sustaining
~ 7sat wiih The view of
m'lisa'Ag The butehera 20 lover
~ iriess. 4 was announced
~ 'esaT that TIE Lima Bean
a}Hs Association. witch con
p 4 Ne beans d. the eoun
naes sacks excepted Intends
- ieE = raise IN the price
&C saing For some time tho
~ 0sn has been working into
~ & TIE market aud Is Is vlr.
~ ssEiAln that a marked al
~ 2 Ne price Of beans can be
ks actiou In restraining
- ne association has issued
F. As'snsni 70 outside growers re-.
sas tAsm 10 act with Il TO
4e . ADVANCE.
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CINCINNATI Ohio. Six persons
were injured today IN a wreck Of tho
ghirngu express on ghf NiE -Four
road near Riverside. Three may die
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nETwEEN EVERETT fNTEnuRnAN
AND TIfE SOUNDING arrea level
iand. excellent suus three acres in culfiVA-
ttoml balance pasture, Hend fnur-Faum
cottage. barn and outhuilalnfsi orchard
small fruits. good water rfife $3.50
Tefms itto cash, balance Ions time 81
rfr cent
HonEnT MAHrnY,
afa-Nae-Fat Alaska building
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g IT.

Humphreys Seventy Seven
Famous Remedy for Colds &
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THE TESTIMONY

lived n life OF usefulness and
honored by those who know
them best Each IN turn fell a
victim 20 that disease most
dreaded By old people-Rheuma.
tlsm-and after a course Of
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treatments By Loughney a Loughney. in their
marvellous Bake oven. by their own testimony.
have been promptly relieved and cured. These
men best show the efficacy Of the Bake oven
treatments az given hv the Great Specialists
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-12

NEW YORK, Dec, 10.-COFFE El-butures
opened irregular at a decline OF five points
to an advance OF six polnts, the declines
being in response to lower European mar
kets and continued realizing There was
a good demand and after some little irreg-
ularity the market turned firm on rumors
that political or naval disturbances In Bra
n had led to a withdrawal OF the firm OF
fers. At any rate, prices advanced very
sharply and the close was firm at net
advance Of 140H points Sales we're re-
ported Of 1880 bags Closing bids follow
December. 1l.10c; January, 1l.06c;. February
i04c March, 11.03c: May, l0.91c; June
10SOc July. 107Sc; August 1860; Septem-
Der. 10.6lc; October and November, 10.iBo
Havre was q to Z. lower; Hamburg, 81
to 1 pfg. lower; Rio, $50 rels lower. Santos
200 refs lower; Rio rs, Z $3.50; Santos. IS Z
$500. Brazilian exchange on London l-32d
higher. Receipts at the two Brazilian ports
5000 bass, against 1900 last year Jun
diahy receipts 1850 bags. against $500 last
year. Spot coffee nominal, Rio No. Z,
13lac Santos No. T. 1870, Mild coffee nom.
inal; Cordova, 13%0l5%c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-12
NEW YORK GENERAL IARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commodftfea.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1O-FLOUR-Steady
spring patents, S5.l5q550 winter straigh ts
S.l5d43O: winter patents, A.4Ou4lo; spring
clears. A15dA40; winter extras, No. l, S4J
d87O; winter extras, No. q g. 4Ou $50; Kan
ss stTaishts Sgts Rye flour .n fa5 5R
N;25a4 49, Buckwhest flour. firm, SIS per
100 pounds.
C0RNMEAL-steady; fine white and vel
low, N.2Oq1.25; coarse, hl5gL2oi KIN
WHEAT-spot market barely steady;
No. red, este, elevator, and sltc, I. Q. D.
afloat; No. / northern Duluth, NliA, I. o;
b. afloat Futures market was quiet and
heavy on the cables and the absence OF
export demand, closing at Sl02ql.O2A net
over December closed at 969aci May,
N.O1ha1O2h, closed at $1o2; July closed at
s9&c. Receipts, 5000 bu.; shipments, none.
CORN-Spot market firm; No. z, new,
sec. nominal, elevator, domestic basis TO
arrive, and 55I4o, spot, (. 0. o. sfIost Flu
lures market was without transactions
closing at nc net advance. May, bS1te'
Receipts, 90 62J bu; shipments, none.
oATs--spot market steady; standard
white, sec; No. 2, S91sc No. 3, 8SAc; NO. =
SShc. Futures market was without trans
pdsm5S oe essd &C SEsF NAY G %0 o h5a a
Sss,c. all bid. Receipts, 5s,4S bu.i ship
ments, mona 1919,
HAY-ouiet; prime. N;l0; No. l. N'V'7Eg
Ito; No. 2, s1O0; No. 3, S0qS5c.
HCPS-F1rm; state, common to ehoice,
1910 CROP 1920 1909 crop, l54lSc; PaciIlc
coast, 1910 crop, 149l7c; 1909 crop, logiSo.
Bogota, 22q23c. 49,
LEATHER-Firm hemlock firsts, 2S12g
2515c; seconds, 211zd23c; rejects, leql!cc;c -oD,
PROVlSIONS-Pork firm; mess, NO:9Vg
a.00; family, $22.00d24O0; short clear, A1O.VV
d22. 90. Becf firm; mess, S1s.O0a1Ao0; fam
fly, S1SOoa1s.5O; beef hams, S24. 5oaH.OS; CUT
meats, steady; picked bellies, 10 70 IL IDS
S135OQ15,I6 picked hams, $l2;gO Lara
firmer middle west, prime $40. 4OglO1V, re-
fined, firm; continent, $3.50; south Amer
lea, $1150; compound, $s.609S.S11t.
TALLOW-Steady; prime city, hhos''
7Jhc; country, 7hd7%c. 49,,
BUTTER-Firm; creamery specials SAo,
extras, 29lRd30c; creamery, held SECONDS 70
specials, 541kdS01so; factory, June make
23Q24c; factory, current make, zzgESc'
Enthusiastically; skins, l2c. -.
EGGS-Firm: western, gathered White.
s5d45c; fresh gathered, extrs first, Ss44Vci
fresh gathered, first, S5q37c; fresh g aiIni
cred seconds 30Q34o; refrigerator, spscial
marks, fancy, in local storage, zo9i reLLlS
orator, first, 241kd25hc; refrigerator sec
onds, 23lE@24c. -,.,-,-,,,
POULTRY-Alive firm; western chickens
12ai3c; fowls, 13d141zc; turkeys, IAglo.
Dressed, firm; western chickens, lO9t ~ ,
western fowls, 1OQ17c; western turkeys A9
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-12

sHEEP-There were only two cars here
today, car of wethers at $A25, and a. car
Of lambs at 500. The receipts for the week
foot up little over 31.0OO head, being a
heavy decrease as compared with last
week, but still about on a par with a wear
ago. The arrivals have consisted almost
been included in the runs. This means
that the supply Of fat sheep and lambs has
been very liberal throughout the week.
The market this week has been rather
uneven, thus on Monday prices looked up
considerably, but on Tuesday larger re-
ceipts gave the marietta backset and the
Wednesday the market again looked up and
has continued to show Improvement until
the close Of the week. There has been,
however, quite a little difference in the
amount Of gain realized by the different
kinds and grades of stuff. Thus lambs
and ewes at the close of the week are
safely SOC higher The best light weight
lambs sold as high as $685. with good light
ewes at 1886. Yearlings also made a good
advance, selling as high as $40 for the best
light weights received. As a rule sheep
are quoted around 25040c higher, right
good wethers bringing A8.
A feature OF the weeks trade that has
STOOD out very prominently is the fact that
buyers are preferring light weights and
discriminate very strongly against heavy
STUFF, although 1t may be of very good
quality Thus the advance has been more
on the light or handy weights than on the
heavier grades.
Another feature Of the weeks trade has
been the strength shown by feeders The
receipts OF that kind have been very light,
as noted above, while the demand has beer
extremely good. Commission men havl
buying orders in hand far In excess OF the
supply and anything at all desirable in the
way of feeders met with very ready sale
every day OF the week. AS high as $5.4(
was paid for lambs to go back into the
country to be placed on feed.
Quotations on sheep and lambs; Good &c
choice lambs, $5S5q8.25; good to choice
heavy lambs, $5.2595.75; fair to good lambs
y. SSq5S5; good feeding lambs, $S00d5.40;
fair feeding lambs, S450G5.00; light common
lambs, $3O044.O0; handy weight yearlings
A7Sq515; heavy yearlings, $3.8o63450; feeder
yearllngs, $3.75Gp4.S5; good to choice wethers
SS.I5q48; good to choice heavy wethers
$4,000 30; feeding wethers, $3.259375; good
to choice light ewes, $S.50q3.S5; good heavy
ewes, $S.25Q350; feeding ewes, $2S@265
Gamers, $l50Q200.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-12

sa7s cider. New York Motifs. per hbbl.,
tS i5. per bbl 875 Christmas trees; : 20
feet IL IT, bundle. per doz, $50 TO
feet u bundle. per doz S.& 5 to 10 feet,
Roc. ~ feet. each, Zoe; rs 10 "a feet, each,
Il es,Tf 10; rs feet. each, u.75H 80: rs feet
each sl750250: - feet, each. S3.b0Q45O
XVreat tbs. Evergreen wreathing, natural or
dved ID vds In coil per coil Soc; In b-coll
lots soc. natural. extra heavy 20 yds. I'm
coil. per coil 500; b-coils or more, per coil,
fiovers, per doz.. 81 25di.5O; with holly per
doz 81 25d1 50; molly wreaths, fancy Della
ware. per doz., N25di50; extra fancy
Delaware. ,xtra heavy per doH., 100;
Holly, B ranches, Delaware, 10 lbs. In bbl.,
ps. bbl $50; heavy weight size OF cases,
Sxi4 feet per case. S4OO Misuetoe: per ID.
2Oc Needle pines, per doz,, N.OO
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-12


NEW YORK, Dec 10.-COTTON-Futures
opened steady; December, lA76c; January,
l4SOc; March 15lOc; May, l527c July, 15.24c,
August, 1850.
NEW YORK, Dec 1O,-CoTToN-Futures
closed firm Closing bids: December,
March, l51lc; April. l5.19c; May, 15.S2c;
June, 1890; July, 1530c; August. r.9ic;
october. 1850. Spot cotton closed quiet {
points decline. Middling upland, 10 O5c; mid
ding gulf 10 30c. No sales.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 10-COTTON-Spot
dull prices Is points higher; American mid.
ding fair, S5ic; good mlddllng, S.22c; mid
ding S.1Oc; low mddling 1900; good or.
binary, 7.64c; ordinary, 739c. The sales OF
the day were 5000 bales OF which 900 were
for speculation end export and included
1900 American. Receipts, $500. including
So GOO American.
ST LOUIS, Dec. O.-COTTON-Higher
middling, l5Ssc; sales 10 bales; receipts,
2,2S4 bales; shipments, 2,2S6 bales; stock,
49, 726 bales.
Mr.. Havemeyer's resignation is taken as
the last act in the passing OF the old con-
troll.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-12
CarIOt Receipts.
Features OF the Trading and CIOsinE
Prices on hoard of Trade.

Features OF the Trading and CIOsinE
Prices on board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1O.-Several anxious own
ers of wheat reduced their over-Sunday
worries and unl0aded holdings today. New
crop cargoes from Argentine and Australia
were pressing at lower prices in European
markets and making an upward tendency
here practically impossible. The close was
at a net decline Of ltc to %c Both corn and
oats at the finish showed q gain OF a shade
to &c, compared with last night. Provisions
also rose, last sales being up 21sc to 45c.
One of the chief reasons for bearish
market in wheat was the fine quality OF
the yield In Argentine. According to current
reports the grain being harvested had an
average weight per bushel one-half to one
pound heavier than last year. The woes
OF the bulls seemed complete when the
Kansas Board of Agriculture issued a state
ment estimating recent crop in the state at
100O,0O0 bushels more than the federal gov
ernments figures and putting the outlook
for the growing plant &c points above the
Washington percentage. Nevertheless the
market held fairly steady at the close.
During the session May ranged from 95h
to 95ho to s5Aqs6%c' and finished %Q1hc
Corn made a decided show of strength
early, but drifted back to almost last night s
level. May fluctuated between 473b TO 4sc,
closing easy at 47l5c, a net gain of shade
Cash corn was unsettled, yellow ruling
weak and mixed firm. No. 2 yellow finished
at 51d5l16c.
Oats were more consistently firm than any
other grain on the floor May sold between
34ikc and a2sc, with last sales hc up at
34Ad34Rc
Frightened or exhausted shorts coward
provisions freely. In the end pork was up
S71kc to 45c; lard 10c to 15c dearer and 2jbc
to TIC added to the cost of ribs.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-12
Articles. open High. Low. Close / Yes'y-


Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Steady; winter patents, SA056
470i straights, S.75Q455; spring straights
A.S5Q4.G0; bakers, SS5Oq495.
RYE-No. 2 size.
BARLEY-Feed or mixing, 6O672c; fair
to choice mailing, SS4SSc
sEEDs-Flax, No. southwestern, $22slk;
No. northwestern, S2.96k. Timothy, $1,000
Glover, Sl475
PROVIsIONs-Mess pork, per bbl.. $500
qls.25; lard, per 100 lbs, siO25; short ribs
slaes Hoos5 use SSdtegloS1s; short clear sides
Total ciearances Of wheat and flour were
equal TO $4,000 bu. Primary receipts were
6S30Oo bu., compared with $4,000 Blu. the
corresponding day year ago. Estimated
receipts for Monday: Wheat, % cars; corn,
S5S cars; oats, 2l6 cars; hogs Al 900 head
oh TSd sa GssR PNE o ssd S ne
qs3c; No. 2 hard, 9SAQ95c; No. s hard,
SSg94cs No. l northern, s1.050107; No. 3
northern ,5J SOaLosi No. 3 northern, ESQ
spring, Nc2gi.05i No. ; spring. s S9i
Corn; No. 2, 4sl4q45e; No. 2 white 8sKS
no new. S5Si5&S; no, White VIII 44sgtsisS
No. white, new, Sq45&c; No. yellow,
5olssq5le5 No 8 yellow, new, 45ll94sc; NO
4lg4Ilse; No: 4 white, new 4sa44c; No.
yellow, 4Sq4go; No. yellow. new. 43N9
44Ae. oats No. white, SsltaSS1ko No. 3
whlte, @1tS Sz@ci No. white. s29S2l5c
BUrTER--stead oTeameries, 2SQ2Sc
diaries. 5Q2Tc
EGGS-Steady; receipts. 1888 cases; at
mark, cases included, 195kd22ihc firsts, SIC;
prime firsts 23c
CHEEsE-Steady; daisies, 14ss9l5c; twins,
i4sc; young Americas. 14aG14&c; long
horns, 14ikdl5c
.PorAToES-Easy choice to fancy $50
Be fair to good 3Sa42c
FOULTRY-Steady; turkeys, live. lie:
dressed, Pc; fowls live. lie; dressed lie;
springs, live, ioc; dressed, l2c
NEAL-Steady; 90 TO e0-lb. WITS, S61Oc; 60
tc S-lb. WITS, 1idilho; IS TO Il0-lb. WITS. 12c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-12
DISPOSITION.
Totals

CATTLE-As is to be expected on Sat
urday, there were no cattle here OF any
consequence, but the total for the week
foots up over 1900 head, as against %, S0l
last week. AS compared with a year ago
receipts show q slight falling off, still II
has been large run for this season OF
the year, and other markets have also been
heavily supplied.
While the buying demand for beef steers
has been good throughout the week, liberal
receipts have caused q gradual decrease in
values everywhere, and at the close Of the
week prices at this point on beef cattle are
around 25c lower than one week ago. The
decline has been general, even good kinds
suffering as we'll aE the poorer grades OF
habitat stuff. 1t takes very good, well
finished, heavy cattle to bring $3.50 at the
present time, and the highest price paid
paid for light weight fancy yearlings
bought for the Christmas trade.
Cows and heifers have sold very well all
week. the demand for that kind being, II
anything, better than for beef steers.
Prices, however, have gradually eased off,
and at the close Of the week are around
has been the most pronounced on the fair
to medium grades, which have been very
uneven sellers throughout the week. Veal
market is still high. Good bulls and stays
have sold to very good advantage through
out.
has been very fair for this season of the
year. but It has conferred largely on cattle
of medium weight, with plenty of quality
and breeding. On the other hand, heavy
or fleshy feeders, as well as anything lack
ing in quality, have eased off somewhat
and are fully 1O915c lower than last week.
There has been quite number of range
cattle received during the week, consider
ing how late 1t is in the season, and beef
steers and feeders have commanded steady
prices. On the other hand, cows and heif.
ers have eased off little in sympathy
with the decline on natives and are quot
able around 10015c lower.
Quotations on native cattle: Good to
choice beef steers, &c. 2OQ6.75; fair to good
beef steers, S5.40d62o; common to fair beef
steers A.5086 40; good TO choice cows and
heifers, A56G5.25; fair to good cows and
heifers SS.156450; common to fair cows ano
heifers $3.00G375; good to choice stockers
and feeders, 4.5O95.s0; fair - good stock
ers and feeders, $3.S0lD4.5O common to fair
stockers and feeders, S325QS.sO; stock
heifers $3.0084.15; veal calves. $3.508S.25;
bulls, stays, etc, So. 696.00
Quotations on range cattle: Choice To
prime Deeves, $5.505Ds.25; good to choice
beeves, $5.oo@55O; fair to goOd Deeves, SAC
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-12
WEATHER IN THE GRAIN BELT
clear weather is Predicted, with
Slightly Cooler,

Slightly Cooler,
OMAHA, Dec. TO- 1910.
The barometric depression, noted as NOV
ing down over the valleys IN the preceo-
ing report now overlies the upper lakes
region and upper Mississippi valley, WIN
its center over the western END OF bake
Superior. Unsettled weather continues WIN
the depression, and light snow flurrles
are reported this morning in the upper
valleys and upper lake region. A chanse
to warmer weather also accompanies the
low pressure, and temperatures are nucn
higher from the Missouri river east owe.
the upper Mississippi and Ohio valleys eno
lake region, and are higher generally over
the southern states. An area or hlgh pres
sure has succeeded the low over the
west. and the weather Is much colder IN
the mountains and throughout the nortn-
west, and is slightly colder on the Pacitic
slope Clear weather prevails west Oh the
Mississippi river into the mountains, ano
It will continue fair In this vicinity tohght
and Sunday, with slightly colder.
Temperature and precipitation at Omaha
during the last twenty-fopr hours, com
pared with the corresponding period tor
the three preceding years: ,, ,,,.,
Lowest last night........ q os 30
Precipitation .............s 10 ~ W w
Normal temperature for today, p degrees.
Deficiency in precipitation since March L
IA. 48 inches.
Excess corresponding period in 1909. AS
inches.
leficiency corresponding period in 1903,
' L. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-12
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
Government Report Leads Longs to
Make Sales.
CORN is BATTLING THE BEARS
Country selling Literally
stocks Expected TO show
Marked Increase.
CORN Is BAFFLINa THE BEARs
OMAHA. pee. 10. 1910.

OMAHA. Dec. 10, 1910
Since the official crop figures BY the
government we're posted, longs In Wheal
have been inclined to sell their holdings
Market values have successfully declined
owing to these liberal offerings each DAY
while bears have not pressed their al
vantage. on the other side any marked
support by bull leaders would undoubtedly
result In quick reactions.
The corn market continues to snow
marked strength In face OF bearish condi-
lions. The recent advance in cash corn
prices caused liberal selling by the country
and stocks should show an increase Tor the
week. Eastern demand is no longer urgent
and cash values should decline
Wheat was dull and heavy from the start
on; lower cables, reports Of free Argentina
offerings and liquidation by longs. Senti-
ment rules more bearish and further de-
olines are predicted. Cash sales on floor
were reported nc lower and traders no
ticed the slack demand.
Corn ruled firm early, but heavier re.
ceipts and weakness in wheat, coupled
with the cleaning up Of weekend trades
weakened values. Local shippers are com
planning OF less urgent demand, and were
poor buyers. Cash sales were reported &c
lower and dullness characterized the day
trading.
Primary wheat receipts we're $4,000 bu.
and shipments were $4,000 bu., against re-
ceipts last year Of 30i 900 blu. ana snip
ments Of 1000 bu.
Primary corn receipts were $4,000 blu.
and shipments were 49, 900 bu., against re
ceipts last year Of 100000 bu. and ship
Ciearances were 1900 bu. Of corn, 10000
bu. Of oats and wheat and flour equal 70
$4,000 blu.
Liverpool closed I'd lower on wheat and
I'D lower to I'D higher on corn.
The following cash sales were reported
WHEAT-No. 8 hard, car dark, VIC; 1
car, S9hc; No 4 hard ] car, SIC; re1ecIeo'
l car, S5c; part car, 75c; No. mixed, car
S924c; No 8 mixed, car, ssc. ,o,,.
CORNING. 3 white, 1 car, new wa
No. 3 yellow, / car, old, 421ac; ! car new
local sale, 401kc; cars new, 4Oc; NO.
yellow, cars new, 39c; No. mlNeo;
cars new, lOc; l car, S9&c; No. mixed, !
car new, S9hc; cars new, 29ci cars new
3s&c. -,
OATS-No. white, / car, choice, SO1ac;
cars, 30hc No. 4 white, car wac
cars. 3Oc; 2 cars, 29}lc; No. yellow car
3ohc; No. yellow cars, WAC
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No. hard, SS1kqs2hei. No.
hard S61kd91hc; No hard, Sl1h9SS12c; re-
jected hard, 72Q7s4c; No. 2 spring e919
91hc; No. spring, S6l949Ohc. ,o,,Ds
CORNING. white, 42q54215o; new 4 4Oi3+t4
40Ac; No. 3 white, 4294299c; new sN1' ,5 aytG
49%c;. No. white, 41qlAo; new Sss gSS3SC re-
No 2 yellow, 42g421ac; new SsASdOc T MG
low, 4ORaii&c; new, SsikG$Sc No. 2, ntS
@42c; new, SsN@40ci No. 8, 4ih@tAl2c new
$s4G4Oc; No. 4, 4Oiz9Ac; new, Ssla9sslse'
OATs-No. white. 9OAQ90He; standard
80a30ikc; No. white, 29A0SOhci 40
white, 291kaS0hc; No. yellow, 29A4aOhci
No 4 yellow, 29hG29&c. -o-.
BARLEY-No. 3, 70q76c; No. a. 64gfOc'
No / feed, 66q70c; rejected, 54q62c. -,
RYE-No. 2, 761Aq771hc; No. g. 15h9'S7sc'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-12
CHICAGO LIVE sTOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle and sheep steady
-Hons Htuhew

CHICAGO, Dec. 1O.-CATTLE-Receip
estimated at 100 head; market steady;
boeves. A40d7.9O; Texas steers. A1O65.S0;
western steers. SA1066 20: stockers and feed
ers 8@Q5.N cows and helfers, S2&d6.l0
calves. S7OOde.OO
HOGS-Receipts estimated at 1000 head
market l0c higher than yesterdays aver
age; light, s7l5d7.S0; mixed, S. iOdf7. IS
choice heavy, N65G7S0; pigs, S6.S6d7. 20
bulk OF sales S7.6007.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts esti-
mated at 1900 head market steady; native
R.50a440; western, S2.75d440; yearings, A2;
1850; lambs, native, SA259650; western,
s. 75d65O
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-12
NIIIwaukee Grain Market,

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 10-FLOUR-Steady
WHEAT-No. l northern, S1.O6d107; No. 2
northern, S1.O4d105; May. 95hc.
OATS-Standsrd, S3dS3lhc.
BARIlEY-Samples, S3dSSc.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-12

NEW YORK, Dec. 1O.-The statement n
clearing house banks for the week show
that the banks hold s8,659. 900 more than
the requirements OF the 25 per cent reserve
rule, decrease OF ss,21SOOO in the propor-
week. '' 'A9'
The following Is the New York clearing
house summary OF the weekly statement OF
banks Tor the week ending December TO-