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Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading and Closing
Pricea ON board of Trade.

AIAcNa BOME0 OI
CHICAGO, Dec. G.-Wheat sank today
holders. One local capitAnst alone cut
loose from a line estimated az l.bOD,VOO
huhheis IL was nervous close, varying
from the same as last night TO Nc down.
Latest trading lett corn unchanged to hc
up, oats AT deciine OF tstsssc ana hog
products WITHIN INC either way from
twenty-Iour hours before,
Depressing as the Gays developments
were IN the main as to wheat all the
news was not OF "A sort disneartening tu
the Dulls. Late In the session DIX saien
OF flour were reported AT MlnnoapJiis
and there was a good-sized decrease Ia
the word available supply.
Statements tnat the cop northwest
Wouio rcacn lfU,,ApVlV instead on lfz,vOJ,vN
bushels fagured out by the government
experts, had some show OF confirmation
: In Tue fact tnat Aiinnedpolis socks gained
Nlnst lsi0vsvJO busneis IN tue last -FOUR uay ..
Neye. tneiess the heip, though siisnt,
Wlilea nao cUme from the Minis 10 Casn
finai ntteen nianut6s. between the open
ing anu Ine Cause 4slay rHnBeu nom stysc
10 Sonc, with Inc Wlnaup a. Doc, no.
loss Uf &c.
WOuio snut oLf lne movement or corn
brought about RAINY IN the market Tor
thAt Cereal may kiuCtuated Irvm Oz1a,s
70 0oc. causing steaoy az OSsBc, preclneay
the same ~ last nisnG Casn RrAueH wet .
eAsy. NO. yellow was quoted ~ fOailo
lor cariotS.
Jas eAlnoited considerable heaviness
4op ana DVtIVm ukuieB touoneo Tor May
We're sS1Bc anu eo1fC, WITH last safes az
4s9sc, ioss or sAUTsc net.
Ftoitt-thhing b. snVrts ied TO a reoov-
cry IN nos prVaucts AFTER carry weakness
IA lac enu prices weie psaoucal,y un-
changed.
Lsaa.nS FUTURES ranged a. follows,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07
Insane Man Runs
Amuck With Rifle

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Dec. 6.-(Spe-
cial.)-After acting strangely for several
Jays, John Franzel, a homesteader in the
ideal district in the coded portion OF the
Rosebud reservation in Trip county,
suddenly became violently insane and ran
amuck, armed with a rifle. Catching
sight OF a daughter of Charles Pulitzer. a
neighboring hOmesteader, he fired at her,
but fortunately did not hit her. The au-
thoTities were notified and Sheriff Little
and a posse went to the scene and after
a chase succeeded in capturing the crazy
man. He has relatives in Kansas, who
nave been notified, and II they do not
consent to care for him he will be sent N
the state hospital for the insane al
Yankton.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07

-oaHudya- -rItOliuay.
CAITLE-There was another very fair
run OF cattle, making the receipts for the
three days 1850 head, or about $500 head
larger than for the same days last week.
A. the same time there is falling Off in
the receipts as COMPARED with the cor
responding period last year OF 1OOO head.
Inc market as a whole was IN very salts
factory condition from start to finish
me buyers Of beef steers wete out in
the yards uiIusually early this morning
ana the market on such cattle as they
wanted sold In about the same notches as
yesterday: IN some cases TIE better
slow and occasionally statesmen were
complaining that they did not get out to
quite as good advantage as they did yes
terday. On the otter hand there were
cases or medium TO pretty good cattle that
looked strong All in ali there was little
change In the market
Cows and heifefs were In splendid de-
mand, the market being active, and, If
anything, little stronger again than
yesterday. The receipts were picked up
very readily and the supply was prac.
ucaliy exhausted some time before mid
Desirable feeders were IN active demand
and they, too, met with ready sale at a
little better prices. than yesterday. o..
quotations on native cattle;, Good to
choice beef steers. So: 15d7,75 fair to good
beef steers, S475q5.16; good to choice
heifers, A.75d5.25; good to choice cows.
A.4Oa6OO;. fair to good. COWS, 5000. 40;
common to fair COWS, s2.75l3,b0; veal
calves, 80. 25l7.25. q. .,s. ...
quotations on range cattle. Good TO
choice beef steers, Is .1596.60; fair to good
beef steers. IS. 0Ogl5. 75; common to fair
beef steers, -. 4OQ5 20; good to choice cows
and heifers, 81 ,4Qd5 90; fair to good cows
and heifers, 3s.5064.i6: Common to fail
cows and heifers, S2.75eS.tO; good to
fair to good stonkers and feeders, 81. 40lI
5.00; common 10 fair stockers and feed
ers, sS,0044. 40; stock helfers. $3.OO14. Is;
bulls. stays, etc. 50. OOd14. IS.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07
Kansas city awe s,scls market.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 6LGATTLES-Re.
ceipts. 60lJ head, including so southerns;
mar,ot, steady to shaue up; dressed beer
and export stSers, .$AsNs900; iair 10 good.
5000 500. western steers. $iSlqt6. 30; STOCK .
ers ana feeders So 5Jil6.76; southern
steers $i0o8G,10. southern cows, s. gOa
a 10: native COWS. S2,50it0. IS; native herr.
CIR, st0IGUli bulls S35OaLT5; calves.
a 50flT5e
Hogs Re,eipts. elOo head: market
steady TO loo lower: bulk OF sales, s.. T5Si
6,sV, heavy, 81 lVuG22ss; packers and
butchers S5.eea6Z-i. nshts. S5Gd6 90:
plgs y.UOU go
SHEEP AND I.AMBS- Receipts. SEQ,
head; market. steady; muttOns "a 2iff
400; ewes, sSQO93J0; stOekers and feed
ers, S2OO0AUO.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07
Minneapolis Grain NfarEs,

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 6.-WHEAT-Ds-
eember, svHcaN.OO; May, s.Osisffi OttS.
July, tL6A; cash. No, 1 hard, N.OiN; No
] northern, Sl.Oiql0l9S: No. 2 northern
SSagsNe; No. 3. slQ9G3sc. ~
FLAX-S2.Ol.
BARLE Y-6Sc6pl.iS.
CORNING. 3 yellow, COO.
OATs-No. 3 white, s6dI6c.
RYE--No. 2, S7qS7l4o.
BRAN-In 100 pound sacks. aas o0s9o IN
a, FLoUR-Unehanged; first patents. 500
qo.SOi second patents, g. GVa4. 90; GrsI
clears, s2.4Oq2.S0. A"s.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Bulls Few, Only Ones Being
Holders Of Long Lines.
BIG RUN OF NEW CORN EXPECTED
Prices for Day Are weak, Forced
Down by Heavy Offerings and
Large Receipts from the
Country.


OMAHA. Dec. 6. 1911
There are very few wheat bulls TO be
founu. Holders OF large lines OF cash
wheat are ABOUT the only ones IN tne
traue VINO expect better values. The onIy
hope me bulls nave al this time seems 10
pe na0inty that bears have oversoid the
market.
1ouaJ trading was mostly by shorts.
who aOught "a tneir snort commitments.
Even the most buihsh leaders in the
corn trade are not wIlung TO support The
MAJ ket IN lace OF what promises 70 be
very big run OF new corn NO matter
now strong a situation ueVe,opes later
country offerings at this time are too
heavy to permit an advance ana cash
pilDes are zoo weak.
After a steady opening wheat firmed up
some on shorts Duyiag. The strength did
not last long however, and values eased
back again. Cash wheat was nc lower
The corn market was weak AID easier
again To-Day, owing to neavy receipts ana
Tree country offerings. cash corn was
nc 10 lc lower.
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000 bu.
and shipments were zlf,OOO bu., against
receipts iast year Vi bli,VyO bu. ana snap
ments Of zSs.VVO bu.
Primary corn receipts were $4,000 bu.
and shipments were $1,000 bu.s against
receipts ast year OF 6y0.0J Blu. and ship
ments OF sS0,Vuu bu.
Clearances were 200 bu. OF corn, none
Of Oats and wheat and flour equal 10
gN,0Og bu.
Liverpool closed "a lower on wheat
ana 1tu1td lower on corn,
The following cash sales were reported:
WhbAT-No. =, hard, I car, eo11oi No.
3 HARD, oars, booI NO, . miTeu, 4 car,
y611ci 40. . spring, 1 car, pOito,
CORN-No, 3 white, cars, bBoI No 4
white, I cars, b51kc, No, color, ] car,
l5cI No, yellow, 10 oars, b51hol ] car,
$50. cars, oohol 13 cars, pooi No, !
miXed, 10 cars, poHeI 8 ears, bSbtoI No,
IniAsd, car, O5cl 70 cars. bi4sci no grade,
GATs-No, 8 white, 8 cars, 46Ac, No. I
white, car t6i4cl cars. t0Aoi no grade,
! car, dhkc.
omaha Casn Prices.
WIIEAT-No. hard, e599siAo; No.
hard, ettfuQ1sc; No. 4 hard. g3fp98c.
CORNING. 2 white. 5sg6s1tc; No.
white. b1%Qsec; No. white, b5a6bhc
NO. yellow, seA46e9zc; No. yellow, SEQ
Gehc; No. I yellow, 64ssQ65tc; No. 2, b6h1
@kc; No. ., beQ5s1Sc; No 4. b41tg65ci no
oATs-No. 2 white, ls&a7o; standard,
telstgteEei No, white. 46lt8461sc; No
BXIsI.Ei -MGiting. r.l40i.a2; No. i
feed, n.0iQ1lA
RTE-No. 2. s2asSc; No. g. s1a92c.
CarIot Receipts.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07

ST. LOUIS. Dec 6-CATTLE-Receipt
tSU0 head. including 900 Texans; mark t.
steady 10 strong. native shipping and eN
port steers, N.9Oq9.OO; dressed and
1000 pounrs. A00Qi.0o; stOckers and feed
ers, 100000; cows and heifers, SS 0Osi
100; Gamers, 81 .0Jf(loo: butcher bulls
sS75q5,S: calves. 81 BdSs0: Texas and
Indian steers 81 OOfiT .ue cows and heif-
ers, S4.b0d LOO,
HoGs-Rccelpts. 10 600 head; market. 10
Gi5c lower pigs and Lights. $4,000 %:
packers, S6ost6io: butchers and best
neaVy, s.. S0I670.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reeeipts. z5Ol
head; market steady; native muttons,
"a nos 90; lambs. AGQ6oO. culls and
bucks, N.2SgSO0; stOckers. t.50ga&
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07
''Ts Es,.dG r creamery ga ss@asc.
AvaiIable snppIIen of Grnin.

NEW YORK, Dec. especial cables and
geographic communication received Inv
Hfadstreeta show the follow,ins cb1ngeS
IN available supplies as compared with
previous account: Wheat-United States
east east or Rockies. increased $4,000 bu.
states and Canada inciea i7I on Ia, :,
o aIioat Tor and In Europe. decreased 4. hoo. A..
w bu, total American and European stir,-
Ply decreased 3,92d.OV0 bu. Corn--fjniteti
SIates ana Canada, increased $4,000 bu,
Oats-Unlted States and Canada AZ.
creased $1,000 bu. The leading increaSes
reported this week follow: Manitoha
SaW9 bn;i Portland, Ne, 10000 bu.; do.
Vators, 10000 bu.; Louisville. S60O0 I'M
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07

Quotations of the nay on various
Commodities.

NEW YORK, Dec. G.-FLOUR-Quiet;
spring patents. S5.40a5.5j. winter straignts,
stty8AeO, sprng Gears si5JQ 40. Kan
tas sttaights s4GVg4Sy. Rye flour. quiet,
Jar 10 good, A.15a4g5. choice to fancy,
NUa5.0 Buckwheat flour, quiet; $3.50
go per 100 lbs
CORNMEA I.-steady; fine white and
yellow, Le0al0o; coarse, Si.009L6J; kim
kYE-steady. No. 2, ggc. T. o. b. New
York.
BARLEY-Firm; mating. HISaL25,
c, I. T. buffalo.
MHEAI-spot market easy: No. red
5t5tc e.e. atOr export basis and SOC l. o.
D. aiiOati no. northern Duluth. $LnA
/. o. b. atloat Futures market was easy
under further selling on liberal receipts,
WEAK outside markets, poor cash de-
inand anu ON an estimate that there IS
- TO 81 per cent of the spring wheat crop
stu In farmers hands, closing nc 10 NC
net lower. December closed Doc; May.
CoRN-spot market. easy; new export.
CSC I. o. b. aflOat to arrive. Futures mar
het was without transactions, closing
oAIs-Spot market, steady. Futures
market was nominal.
HAY-Steady, prime si.so; No. /. ti25.
HlDbs-Steady; Central America, nc;
LEATHER Firm: hemloch, 25d27c; sec
HoPs-Firm; state. common to choice.
lSll crop, S24oic: 1910 crop, nominal.
QlS.Oo; family, Sl4.Wa1f5O. Cut meats,
easy; picked bellies, 10 TO IA lbs, $1,000
i l9,2Si picked hams sll:25aliso Lard,
lined, quiet continent, $40.
IALlOW-Easy; prime city, had3.,
vac country, 6hq5Ac.
BUTTER-Firm; creamery specials. g9c:
extras, Ssc; creamery held specials, S5St
Solsc; extras S3uS4c; process specials, 26Ik
aXie; extras. 25625hc.
CHEESE-Firm.
EGGS-Fresh gathered extras. 43G4sc;
extra firsts, 40a4lc; fresh gathered dirt.
les No l. 24e; fresh gathered checks
prime, 20d21c. -. -
POULTRY-Allve firm: western chick.
ems l2hglShc. fowls i3q14ho; turkeys.
l4ql6c; dressed, dull: western chluKeiia
% lBc; fowls, jd16c; turkeys, 10eD22c,
kansns City Grain and PFovIAiOns.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 6-WHEAT--
cash, steady; No. hard, gscdttiO4; No.
y 9cQ sl.OS; No red. 9lifd95lfc; No q
sSu9ic; December. s5hc: May, es%o.
CORN-Steady 90 nc higher; No 2
mixed, 62463c; No. 3. Gle; No 2 white.
Stge5c No. 3. e1ae4c. December. 6SAe
OATS Unchanged; No. 2 white as&0
40be; No. mixed, 1Iba4sc.
HAY-steady; choice timothy. nsko6o
~, 0o0i choice prairie ti3.25Qfs60
BUTTER-Creamery, 35c; flfsts. S3c.
seconds, 3lc; packing stock, Nc.
bGGs-Extras, SSc; flrsts. ale; seconds
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07
CALVES.
r W9coates = y, n

q feeders. AA " COWS. lilo 460
liOGs-Receipts OF hogs surpassed any
single days, record slhpe the early part
u July. the run accounting 10 almost
d. ,O00 head. other primary markets We're
aIso heavily loaded and the trade In gen
ei al vas forced doWnWaru under pressure
locally PIECES ruled 5ttlUL .oWer. light
AVERAGES us4ally SLOWING the full decline
demand during most o. the session hau
"a broad ana reasonably active appear
anee. but several Of the larger buyers
retired before c.eaianco Was complete
ana values closed on tile bottom with late
orders decidedly scarce. The yards were
not entirely emptied until well alOng
coward the noon hour.
Arrivals consisted OF a big assortment
OF all weights. Offerings ranging from
choice heavy down to little pig stuff.
ILbht boss proved the rule and the pro
portion o. ~ TO l4O-pound classes Wa
much larger than usual Really little
DIGS, the kinds that dress out as Foasters.
appeared only IN small and scattered
punches, a condition that excludes chol-
era as a reason fore lIEgnt LIQUIDATION
Shippers and speculators made their
selections mostly in that part Of the mar
ket tigat held strong weight grades raw
Or.ng good butcher stock az ali times
Total purchase ON orders other than iocal
packing amounted to about twenty-three
loads. something like one-eighth OF the
Usual spreads were preserved at the de-
cline. choice heavy hogs selling as high
as $40 and common lights as low as SS 81
Desirable butchers ranged around $3.50
and The best bacon anlmals sold at and
near $3.50. Good 80 20 1t0-pound stuff
landed at t5O0qba 40. bat lack Of weight
proved a diseredit In all Quarters and
values on pigs and liShts were very un-
even throughout.
t.rEHeaeutatiye sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. G--MoNEY--on call.
firm; lhQ6h per cent; ruling rate. AZ
per cent. closing bid. ~ per cent; Of
tered al ~ per cent. Thine loans. strong
sixty days and ninety days. 4 per cent;
PRIME MERcANTfIE PAPER-4a4,h
per cent 4LI
sTERLINd ExCHANGE-Easy, with
actual business IN bankers bills az sl.s276
for slxty-day bills and at N.sh5 for de-
mand. Commercial bills, A.s2h.
siLVER-bat, SOC; Mexican dollars,
5oNDs-Governme easy; railroad.
easy,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07
Turpentine and Ro.in.

SAVANNAH, Dec. g. OILS -Turpen-
tine, firm, at 47Ac; sales, 40 bbls. re-
eelp,s. 81 St o,s dds; shipments, S12 bbls. !;
RoslN-Firm; sales, 3,111 bills; receipts,
S SSo Pbls.; shipments, 1Ss bills. stocks,
iSo'5s 5bls,; ,, $,lSg6;2o; D. SS.i71lqs Is;
S;S2ia; II, 81, S2lsg6. s7b; I. $50; X. $500;
M, s6.7b; N, $3.50; VIC. $3.50; WV, T.76'
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07
Philadelphia ProAuc. M.r,..,

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 6.-BUTTER-
rlrln; western creamery specials, IOc /:
extra, NC; nearby prints, Ale.
EGGS-t1rm; Pennsy and okhar
nearby tirsts. full cases tlO.7O per caal.
current receipts, full cases, 5000 per case:
western ursts,. full cases, Sl0.S0 per case:
current receipts. full cases, sic 20 'Der csss
CHEksE-kirm; New York fun creaIns'
fancy, l6hal6hc; fair TO good, l53fetiSc.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07
Metal Market

NEW YORK, Dec. 6-METAI.s
Standard copper, weak; spot, Sie.0Oliis' S5.
FUTURES, Sl2.Gxul2.95; London market
oulii spot. ass lvs, futures, 16g SIS: Lake
and eleotrolyuo, NSl2hQl32 5; castlnT
Slle2G Ql2'S,h. Tin, quiet. spot. taS 5O9f
$50 futures, sii.50d4550. London. fl.ne.
slot tsVo; futures, Gla3 IS. Lead, ouiet
ss.sV9 %, New York, and a.Sa4S5, ia 81
81 Louis, LONDON, spot elb Iea "a
spelter. unsettled New York, SPOT nom.
mai: S625u01o, East 81. Louis; New
York, December s9t0aV.9o; London Ess
ils Cd Antmony, DUR cooks0n's. S67b.
Iron, Cleveland warrants, as I'D ~
London. Locally iron was unsettled: No
fulniry northern. tiL75uI6OO; No. p
Sia.eyl 4.,l, 40, 1 southern and M /
southern SOFT. SlA25QlAf6. -
81: LOUIS, Dec. 6.--METALs-L.ead'
steady, AS'i.. Spelter. unsett S6.65Sf
ESQ. '''''V
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07
Sd. LouIa GeneraI Mhrhet

ST. LOUIS. Dec. At, o,ver
track, No. red, 96hG9so No. 3 hard
s6cWu .O6h; December, Dic; NAV. nc -
uCok lS offered December, gss.c
OATs-Steadyi track, No. 2. 49c. No .
white, b0d5O1Sc; December lslc. -
KfE-Unohanged. at s5c.
81 oUR-Dull: red winter patents, SASS
gao; extra fancy and straight "a eOsft IN.
hard winter clears, So 40653. TO-
sEED-Timothy, S14O0Qi6.50.
CORNMEAL-Ss.a0.
100. ''"0A' Sl'bV
rle, 313,0oQI7.OO $500 -'''O' Piai-
PROVISloNs-Pork unchanged; primo
steam, sS.57l4as.67it. Dry salt meats, IN.
enangedi boxed extra shorts, Ss.571k; clear
rlbsi NSIhi short clears, $3.50 Aaeuh
unchanged; E3xed extra short, te.s7M
eiear ribs @'SIA; short clear, $3.50
POULTRY - Steady; chickens Snc.
geese. Shc. LEV
bUTTER-Firm; creamery, 2e@sec.
tiNiH-HteaOV nj
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07
Cnffee MAIL.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-COFFEE.-Fu.
lures closed steady at a net decline -of
n TO 80 points. Sales, l6s50O bags, includ-
Ing considerable volume OF switchinF.
December, lS.57c; January, la30c; Fen
May, 12.ac; June, i2S6c; July, August and
september, l2.s5c October and November
u: SIC. Spot coffee, unsettled; Rio, No 4
Mild, quiet; Cordova. l6h6tisc, nominal
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. G=COrToN-spot
closed dulli middllng uplands, 935c; mid
ding gulf. 9.G0e; no sales
Futures closed steady December. {. i0c:
January, S.ssc; February, S.S4c; March,
s.e2ci April, $3.50, May, S,99c; June, n.teie
July, s.OSc; August 9.llc; ASeptefnber
s.iSc; October, 9.i7e; November, $ Use
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07
ASoUITH WlLL-PUSH
IRISH HOME RULE BILL

LONDON, Dec. 6.-Premier Asquith in
the House OF Commons today announced
that the government would use all the
constitutional means at its disposal to
pass a home rule bill for Ireland during
the life of the present Parliament.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07
DRY Good. Nrnrket.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-DRY GOODS
Cotton goods markets are generally
lines OF gray. goods recently advanced
Bleached cottons are being sold more
freely since new spring prices were
named. Jobhers are doing a light house
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07

PEORIA, Dec. 0.-CoRN-Lower, No.
white. 6stsc; No. white. SIC: No. 1
yellow, 5slsc; No. yellow, SIC: No 1
5iAc.
oATs-steady; No. 2 white. 4so, stand
ard, Aihe; No. 3 white, 47nqt74c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07
81. Joseph Live stoels Marlset.

ST. JOSEPH, Dec. 6.-CATTLE-Re-
$45OdS25 cows and heifers, 2S6qS.0O;
calves, $9.O0Q7.00.
HoGS-Receipts. 5000 head; market
lower; top, $50; bulk OF sales, $5.eoa6,lO.
head; market steady; lambs, $5.OoqS.0o
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07
stock In SiEht.
receipts OF i've stock a. me five pFin-
LiverpooI Grain Market.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 6-WHEAT-Spot
steady; No. Manitoba. IS lOikd; No.
Manitoba, Is I'D; futures. easy; Decem-
CORN-Spot, quiet; American mixed, IS
sd; futures, easy; January. os IAd; Feb
ruary, IS SID.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07
omnhn HnY Nnrllet.

OMAHA. Dec. 6.-HAY-No. 1. uAOO.
No. 2, $500; coarse, Sl2.00; packing STOCK
Se.u0u9OO; alfalfa, $500 Straw: Wheat
$500; rye and oats, $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07

MILWAUKEE. Dec. 6.-WHEAT-No
northern, N.O68lW: No. 2 nofthefn
81 'Otszefl .Oo6; No. hard winter sse3
wv December. gtc; May. g7t@9Sc.
OA1S-StandaTd, sSqlasc. .
BAlSLEl-Malting, Xll21i.3.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle strOnR-HOs'
- 80 SIOVv--sheeD Lower.

CHICAGO, Dec. 6.-CATrLE-Re-
ceipts, 22OOO head; market, strong for
good grades, others weak; beeves, $4,000
925; Texas steers, $A10Q5.75; western
steers, 81 4Od7.25; stockers and feeders,
&c. COOS IS: COWS and helfers, S2.OOq5.9O:
HOGS-Receipts 5000 head market.
slow at opening prices; light, s5.4Od6.10;
mixed, t5.70l62s; heavy, $5S9d6.25; rough,
IS. scat. IS; good to- choice heavy, $3.50
SIS; pigs. $4.OOa5. 40; bulk OF sales. $3.50
$40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts. 5000
head; market? 10Ql6c lower than yester-
days average; native. s2.b0Qll.00; western
native, ss.75a6.OO; western, S4.OO96.OO.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07
sugar Market.

NEW YORK. Des. 6-SUGAR-RaW.
quiett museoNado, " test yAA: centri,
fugel, " lest S4.S4; mQlasses 81 test. 81 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 6--WooIs-Steady:
territory and western me iiunns I.ItlOc:
fine mediums, l6QlSc; fine, nal5c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07

EV"rurnted Apples and Dried Fruits
NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-EVApOR ArFD
APP -Es-Quiet and steady. ana the large
arrivals are mostly for export on the
prime, S.0Shc.
DRlElj. A. ltt lfS-Prunes. finn on sueca-
lstive buying 20 cover short contracts
ana In expectation OF firmer prices: quo
thuonu range from SIC to lie Tor Calf
fernias up 10 t0-b0s and iOlkc to iac for
OreEons. Apiieois, quiet but firm; choice
10 lbhci extra choice. l6Qlstte: fincy. III
the coast choice. lihGiiho; extra ehoiee
liAQl2c; fancy i2hqieAc Ralsina firm
With small offerings; loose museatels. az
1Ihf. choice 10 fancy seeded, T4d6itht
seedless, oaie; London layers 81 k{ft B
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07

The key to success IN business Is the
julicious and persistent use of newspaper
advertising.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07
Bank CIearinKa.
Lennon stoeIg NTarEet.

OMAHA, Dec. 6-Bank clearinKs for
today we're Ss6lI. slsTs and for The cor
responding day last year t1.Sl6.2sosS
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07

LONDON, Dec. 6-Ameriean securities
were 0uiet and steady during the fore
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07

SILVLH-Bar, steady at 2JAd pei
ounce.
MONEY-2%d3 per cent.
he rate of discount In the open market
LOT short bills Is 80 per cent; for three
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-An grades OF re-
hundred pounds today.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07

noon. I!ices ranged from s 10 = above
c.f,rOsN.g New YORK. closing.
London closing stock quotations
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07
New Work NIininE stocks.

NEW YORK. Dee 6-closinE quota
- m u lILnl- aIn..Ln Mnra.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-07

i.cETeaentative sales
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-08-11
CITY SEWER SYSTEM
NEEDS CLOSE ATTENTION

That the entire sewer system Of
Grants Pass is in rather a bad state,
was a fact brought out at the meeting
of the city council Thursday. This
fact is due to haphazzard work In
past years and rush work by contract
ors who were none too scrupulous.
Fifth street sewer is choked at a
point between ! and and X and l.
streets. Pine street sewer is also
leaking. When these sewers were
placed the cement joints were not
handled properly and as result
leaks have sprung, tree roots adding
to the size Of the aperatures.
Councilman Calvert stated that all
OF the main sewers were in bad shape.
II was stated by others that sewer
pipe was placed during winter months
In trenches OF mud, that the pipe
as result would sink In places and
break the joints.
Sauer stated that Fifth street line
should be relain Herzinger wanted
work on the sewers to be done now,
and asked II there was not a fund
OF a thousand dollars or two for this
special purpose. 0pdycke replied
that he did not know Of any. Sauer
asked II adjacent property was not
assessable for this up-keep. Calvert
replied no, that any sewer IL inches
and up was considered a main, and It
was the city's burden.
Calvert continued by saying that he
believed the city had squandered
enough money on small sewers, and
that the time was coming when the
entire system would have to be made
over.
Mr.. Higgins stated that during the
past two years sewer lines have been
discovered which no one knew exist
ed; that no plat had been marked and
no data or other record kept; that 1t
Is not known who put them down and
who paid for them.