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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-12-18

calista was stepped In bliss. But
not any more no than II she had re-
celved but two or three Of the many.
many gifts heaped upon her by ador'
Ing relatives. And It was not until
afternoon that her maze Of Joy began
TO take on coherency. and she began
to link In her mind the gifts to their
donors, Then II was that she remem
bered her sisters former betrothed.
did you receive anything from Jas
per, Margaret nhe blurted out. For
tunately they were alone, the rest OF
the family having gone to Aunt
Madgc's house for n little visit But
since Callsta had a cold, Margaret
stayed at home with her.
Margaret who had been staring
with droam.haunted eyes into vacancy,
started as II some white hot brand
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02

D. n GOD
s-fDnP-The rccnpts werc liberal,
amounting Go as many ae 1900 head
compared with 1900 a week ago and II, $50
head on the same day year ago. Iowa
was good contributor. there being moro
offerings from that state than on Mon
day. Idaho and Colorado feed lots were
again represented. The general quality
was good. much better than yesterday.
The bulk consiAted Of fat lambs
Reports from Chicago we're bearish
again to-day The local demand was best
for something on the mutton order, con-
sequently anything in this line moved
early at steady pricee, The moderat to-
supply helped sellers TO maintain prices.
II WAS different, however, I'm the case of
lambs. which were slow sale all the fore
noon. The generous lamb receipts at tho
disposal OF buyers and the high level OF
prices that have prevailed here OF late
were outstanding hearlsh features. SO
little was done until late hour. The
packers first bids were considerably
lower and they refused to do business
until most OF the decline was granted.
At the windup most OF the lambs showed
slump OF 2Sdahc. The wheat field grades
from Idaho sold larsely around $50,
with some fed westerns bringing Ss.7b.
The barn was not cleared until late In the
day.
a few feeder offerings were IN evidence.
but these were soon disposed OF on n
Mondays market some feeding lambs
went TO the country at N.30fi74o The
demand continues still strong and active
for ANYTHING In the feeder class
good TO choice. ssb0dIe.o0; lambs, fair to
good, T.76GSb0; feederR, good to choice,
S6.sSW140; feeders, common, s6.50dd. IS
yeorlings, good TO choice. t7l0gTb; year,
lings. fair TO good, te.S5dp7l0: year. ngs,
feeders, y5.6ndd.l0: wethers, good TO choice,
3b.S5dG10; wethers, fair to good S. 500
$50; wethers. feeders, N.S034N: ewes,
good, N,4o@4eb; ewes, feeders. sS.%GASo,
RfsHtH al Ia -NalA
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02

BvTTER-Ne l. lib cartons ssc; No
!, e0-lb. tubs. SIC.
,c sE sE.. o SsS Swiss S s; A%S..
lsc; daisies lslse; triplets, t6aci Young
burger. 2-le.. @c; lib. @o; New York
BEEF CUTs-No. ribs. iso: No. . ribs,
Ice; No. ribs, nhc, No. 1 lcins, ls'4c
chucks iO[sc No chucks. i0c; No 3
ChuCkE, sac. No 1 rounds, lStc. No. 2
rounds, islc: No. 3 rounds, iihc. No. j
plates. 9ssc; No. plates, sac; No. )
FisH~Trout lac; large crappies, lSe:
salmon, sac; halibut, HE, channel cat
is ie gke ts PoS S;e s lS chick
ems. lie; hens. 9dllc: cocks. Sc; ducks,
l0c, geese, Sc; turkeys, Ice pigeons, Ter
doE.. soc; ducks, full feathered, l0c; geese,
q Soc.
Market quotations furnished by Gillnskl
Fruit company;
navel 96s ll2s, 1888. $500 box; extra fancy
Wash. naval l50s, i16s, So0s, 2l6s, 2Oos
S.3 box. Lemons: Fancy S0Os SOS, sun.
kist, $3.50 box; choice Red Ball, 2Oos, S60s
| $500 box. Grapefruit: Ses, SIS, 6As and sos
&.I5 box Apples: Extra fancy Wash
! whitewater Pearmhines, all si2es, $40
box; fancy Wash. White Winter Pear
matnes, pl5 box ex. fancy Wash, Wine
1
t.S0 box; Oregon Spltzenburg, $i.Sb box
Oregoh Baldwin. si.6O box: Colo. unwrap-
ped fancy Jonathan, N.& box; Wash
extra fancy and fancy AooVers, 40 box
choice Colo. Jonathans. S.l0 box; fancy
Colo. Wealthys. p.i0 box; fancy Colo
Nc Mahons, xLl0 box: fancy Colo Utter
n.D box; fancy Colo. Maiden Blush, Sill
box; Idaho choice Grimes Golden, SiG
1 box; Idaho fancy Jonathan, S.& box
Wash fancy Grimes Golden, N.So box
Idaho fancy Fulton. sl25 hx. Idaho fame!
River, S1.S box: Wash, Wagner, SIS box
N. Y. Baldwin, $2f5 Dbl; n. Y Greening
t20O Dbl Grapes; Calf, Empcrors. $50
bbl; Calf. Emperors, Stl5 crt.t choice
Malagas. $500 kcg, extra choice MalaRas
6.95 keg; fancy Malagas. $3.50 keg; eNtrs
fancy Malhgas, $500 keg. Pears: AnJou
$3.50 box; Lawrence, $500 box Jersey
box; Hlaster. s2.25 box, Bananas: N.75 tC
VEGETABLES Caulinower. SIS
srt' cabbage. l,le ID; sncumberrss
Jumbo, I5c .doz.; head lettuce Calf. $40
doz.. leaf lettuce, 40c doz.; oniens vel
low, &c ID red. lisc ID; white, 2lac lb.
peppers, Soc basket; tomatoes, LIS crit
doz. horseradish. 1.e5 cs.; garlic, Italian
| zoe ID. Potatoes: Idaho. zoe bu.: Ret
River ohios. Coo bu,; MINI. Whites, 60
bu.; Kan sweetpotatoes, $3.50 bbL; Jer
sey sweetpotatoes, no hamp.
! NUTS-No Calf. walnuts, 1Sc ID. I'll
berts. l2hc h.; filberts. Long Naples, lS
h.; pecans, 12Hc ID; pecans Jumbo. ~
H.; almonds. Nc lb. Brasils tic {
121tc ID.
MISCELLANEOUS popcorn. 4
ID; creckerjack, $3.50 cs. creckeriacl
u cs., N.75: checkers. $3.50 cs checkers
| u os,, Sl.T5; dromedary dates, $500 box
lines, H7S box; sugar walnut dates, $l4
box Honey: $S.75 $. Figs; Is u or. Sc
box: bulk figs, 70 10. Cider Per keg
500 per u bbl;, 500. Squash, l1Sc u
Pumpkin: nc III. Cocoanuts: 1915 sack
| oocoanuts. per doz., 76c.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
WISCONSIN.
Wisconsin.
Upper Wisconsin
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

KERR Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.,
a modern abstract office. 306 3. nth 81
Phone Douglas 54ST.
REED Abstract Co, Oldest abstract of
flee IN Nebraska. 2OS BEandeis Theater.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board OF Trade.


CHICAGO, Dec. diminishing receipts
In the southwest helped today to give an
upward swing to the price of wheat. AL
though gains were not fully held the
market closed steady at %(p11W%c net
advance. Corn wound up the same as
last night to SC higher and oats up n
12lxge0c decline.
Advices were received that arrivals of
wheat at Kansas City might by expected
to show q remarkable falling off as
farmers were standing out firmly for a
decided upturn In prices 1t was pointed
out that shipments tooay from Kansas
amount which the railroads there brought
In. There was also attention to the fact
that shipments from the other big pri-
mary terminals taken as q whole had be-
come about equal TO the arrivals
Excessive rains in Argentina made the
wheat bulls confident almost from the
start. Sentiment later against the bears
port buying was being done with free
hand In all directions including 10000
bu for the relief of the starving Bel
gians.
Corn rallied with wheat and as a re-
suit OF indications that the heavy ship
ping movement from the country 70 this
city had been checked. The big receipts
here, however, depressed the market in
the early part of the session
Oats showed Independent strength for
the first time In several days. There was
an active cash demand. mainly for ex-
port.
plentiful than at any Previous time for
months Some resting orders came into
play on the decline, but most of the buy
Ing was for shorts.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
Comm ODDITIES.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1,-FJOUR-Firn.
s.. 2oS, ana No. northern siS Manitob 6,
$i.23N, nominal, G. E.. Z. Buffalo. Futures
market was without transactions. De-
cember, N.22&: May, S1.293s.
HOPS-Easy; state, common to choice,
1919, 23g2sc; Pacific coast. 1914. 1od14c,
HIpEs-Tirm; Bogota. 2s@SOc; Central
WooL-steady; domestic fleece, Xxx
CORN~spot. firm; No. yellow. 73Do.
nominal. delivered.
OATS-Spot, steady; standard, 53QbSIsc
No. white, b21sd5Sc; fancy clipped white,
HAY--steady; prime, si.lo No. I. sO6,
No. q 31.O0; No. 3, sOc; shipping, 7bGD6Oc.
LEATHER-Firm hemloek firsts. sld
32c; seconds. aed3lc.
$50. 50@2l.00; family, $24.O0Q2s.C0; short clear,
81. 50q25O0. Beef. steady; mess, s2l .OOaI
$500: family S24.006D2S.O0 Lard weak;
continent 5000; south America. sii 70:
compound, S1.25dD7. 60
TALLoW-steady. city 5G6o; country,
81 G6fsc; special, 6Stc.
creamery extras, % score, SSc: creamery
higher scoring. 831ha34c; creamery firsts
$685. seconds, 26@2sc; process extras
ssSSsSSBg2ss6lto; ladies', current make. firsts'
current make, No 2, 5Ohd2ic. '0'>'
CHEESE-Steady; receipts, 2,627 boxes
state, whole milk, held specials, Ice; state
whole milk, average fancy. l51H1l6%c
state, whole milk. fresh colored specials,
154ql51kc; state, whole milk, fresh, white
specials, 1bkQi5h; state whole milk
white and colored average fancy fresh
l4iS4l5c; skins. 4Gft31c
EGGS - Irregular. 6.0l6 cases; fresh
gathered extra fine, 4lq4sc; extra firsts,
99q4Oc; firsts, 36@sSc; seconds, 2sQ35c;
state Pennsylvania and nearby hennery
white, bSQ62c; state, pennsylvania and
nearby gathered whites. 35967c. state.
Pennsylvania and nearby hennery browns
<S@46c; state, Pennsylvania and nearby
gathered browns and mixed colors, 356pl4c
POULTRY-Live, easy western chick
ems. 11Ql1hc; fowls. 11hQ19c; turkeys, 1.
@12c; dressed. dull and weak; western
roasting chickens, 14hd1Sc fresh fowls
l21k0l17Ac; turkeys l2Q21c.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02

ST. LOUIS. Dec, 1.--cATTLIc--Re Receipts,
500 head; market lower; native beef
steers. 81. bOd10.7b; cows ana heifers, 800
GAS: southern steers. s.. 7bQp7.75: cows
and heifers. h,Ooa60O; native calves, 900
1000
HOGs-Receipts 1880 head. market
lower: pigs and lights. 800ai1 is; mixed
and butchers. N,O0d7SO; good heavy. 400
az 40
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 400
head; market lower on lambs; native,
steady. native muttons. sb5Oa6.25; lambs,
81. O0QI9O0
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02

NEW YORK. Dec. i.--COFFEE-Tht
coffee market opened steady at an adj
vance OF 70 points, but turned easier
liquidation Business remained quiet and
there was no indication Of increased Of
ferings from Brazil. but there seemed "a
December buying orders from Europe and
some commission house buying OF lata
months. The close was / 10 points
lower on near months and 2 20 10 points
higher on the extremely late deliveries
Sales we're q. $50 bags. December 5.4ec;
January. 5.69c; February, BGec; March
s. T9c; April. sic; May 5.e4e; June. 57sc;
July. 6.64c; August. 6Tsc; September 6sSe'
fee guiet; Rio No. Ts. she Santos No. a.,
s%oi0c.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Visible Supply Of Wheat Shows It's
First Decrease.
ALL GRAINS CLOSE HIGHER
Wheat I'D from one to Three and
One-HaIf Cents, Corn Fourth 90
One-HaIf and Oats Half
60 Three-Quarters.

OMAHA, Dec. T. 1914
The Visible supply of wheat showed It's
i,rst decrease in many months yesterday,
the loss for the last week being lso2, 900
bushels. The total now being carried Ia
the visible supply lie 74.OS6,0O0 bushels,
compared with -, S6SOO0 bushels for the
corresponding time last year Further
decreases are looked for. Brokers who
generally act for the Armour Grain com
pany bought large quantities Of Decem-
Der wheat and sold May against II at a
difference around sac. The visible de-
crease, as shown above, caused an almost
complete reversal OF pit conditions sur
rounding that market. as Il changed q
dun ana drageine situation at declines TO
an active, strong and advancing market.
On the advance In prices there was a no
ticeable scattering OF buying orders from
tbs outside world, which showed that the
public believes In wheat around these
prices. The stock of wheat at Buffalo n
growing smaller. which will tell on prices
In the west, although the rail rates will
be marked upward lc today.
Considerable wheat was sold carly IN
the session yesterday on q cable received
from Argentina by SheArson, Hammul a
Co, which told OF the confirmation OF
the exportablc surplus there ~. $4,000 bu
In addition TO this confirmation Of tho big
surplus held in that country, a cable was
received by one of the leading houses al
New York saying that the wheat will be
forced for sole and that the matter OF
price win be n secondary consideration
as tho cash handlers OF the southern
hemisphere are strong believers that the
conflict now raging abroad will not last
much longer. Vessel room was chartened
here yesterday for 100000 bu. wheat "a
go from Green Bay TO Buffalo at lao for
winter storage. In addition to this, room
was chartered for 10000 bu. corn 20 Port
| Colbourne at &c.
The weather in the corn belt was more
unsettled, but there was no heavy rain
fan and no prospective delay In the move
ment.
There was liquidation In December oats
by longs, and while the price closed
steady and regatned sc OF the early loss
the May future was up NC.
Wheat was 1c TO 31sc higher
Corn was NC TO Nc higher.
Oats were nc to &C higher
Rye was NC higher.
Cearances of wheat and flour were
equal to SS1 600 bushels: corn, 200 bushels
oats. 5000 bushels.
At Liverpool wheat closed nominal.
Primary wheat receipts were . 90, 000
bushels and shipments 1855, 900 bushels,
against receipts Of 1875 900 bushels and
| shipments Of 2.l57000 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were 1.SS4.0OC
bushels and shipments $4,000 bushels
AGAINST receipts OF $4,000 bushels and
! SHIPMENTS of 3se,0OO bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were 900
bushels and shipments $1,000 bushels,
| against receipts Of 100000 bushels and
shipments OF $4,000 bushels last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
Knu.a. City 1--we stock MARKET.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 1--CATrLE-Re-
celpts, 1000 head: market steady primo
FED steers. s9.50alo.25 dressed beef steers
H50a9.3: western steers, e6,75gfe. q
gtocksrs and feeders S6.0odbs, Is; bulls
S. 256lf.O0 calves, 36OOQl025.
HOOS-Receipts gt.0o0 head market
lower: bulk OF sales s6,s5d7 IS; heavy
ST. iOGiG. IL; packers and butchers. 1900
72D: light. S.gSdp7.1 rs; pigs. s6O06D6.3.
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-RAcelpts. 500
head market steady; lambs, sS.B0d9. 90
yeariings tfh0d7.7b; wcthers s5.25d6.2 q
ewes. NlSd5b0
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Sluggish Movement Of Preceding
Session Continues During Day.
BUSINESS VOLUME BIGGER
Money IL Interesting Feature Of Sit
ting, Its Increased Ease Reflect
inE Further PIIIBs Up Of
Cash at New York.

NEW YORK, Dec f.--Apart from Its
greater breaith, due TO increased offer
ings, today's market for listed bonds on
tho stock exchange continued the sluggish
movement of the preceding session. The
volume OF business was slightly larger
IN the earlier hours, hut u tapered off
during the afternoon the speculative
quota. TO the day's total
lower prices were generally established
and on some issues trading came 20 an
abrupt halt because the low level fixAi
by the exchange had been reached. So
Tar as could be Judged by surface con-
dlions, n considerable proportion of this
selling originated with banks and other
financial institutions Individual offer
financial institutions. Individual offer
Tor out-of-toWn account. With few ex-
eeptlons, local brokers reported little In
vestment demand and Il was generally
helleved that no pronounced inquiry vas
likely to dSyelop, until the price was
Money wac the interesting feature OF
the day. its Increased case rejecting the
tntther nilinE UP OF cash at this center
All loans were made soon after the
iisns on ali Industrial eoilatSrai we're we're
eIIeeted az . per cent, Removals OF loans
maturing today were In virtually every
instance, made on n basis more favorable
than the original rates.
Retirement by local banks OF all clear
u g house certificates was In itself an
element OF Importance IN the genera /
by further reduction today OF emergency
currency In fact, the New York banks
now are almost as free from all temper
AIRY aid as they were some weeks before
the foreign disturbance began.
steel trade authorities reported an In
quiry Tor certain lines OF finished
products and bettcrment In the copper
INQUIRY found emphasis In resumption OF
ulNidends by several producing COM
The Pennsylvania and New York Cen
trail roads submitted rnturna FOR Octo
per the fret namel showing n decided
ielllng off on lite western lines, while
New York Central made n substantial
ret increase for the entire system.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
ElkCity. DouglasC Co.

50 ACHES-Almost new improvements;
5-r house: barn for 10 head cows, head
horses; small haymow, tons; new gran
airy; new chicken house; good we'll. This
Is fine laying land, AL soil; or acres
alfalfa; not a foot of waste land on It.;
within three miles of three towns, south
east of Elk City, near Military road. The
lay of the land and crops will show for
themselves. Let me show il. To see II
Is to believe. II is an ideal meek of the
woods to be in, and you cannot beat IT
in that neck. Act at once. This means
you, who 10 little bit, or decidedly
choice. Bring wife with you. PRICE
REDUCED TO $3.50 per acre for imme-
diate sale; $40 cash, 400 more March 1,
balance years at per cent. ACT AT
ONCE
oRIN S. MERRILL CO.,
N. f.. Cor. sd and M, South Omaha-o
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.--METAI.s = .ea,i,
Quiet at $3T5@3S5; London, els ~ III
spelter; Steady at S3Od5.4o; London. eej
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1,-ME'rAI,S-Iead.
Nominal at Ss,7O SHELTER: Firm al AZ ISSh
Tin; Steady: five-ton lots, xls i56Dss. si
twenty-five-ton lots f3S0oq $3.50. Lead
tSIbdS.@ Mectrolytic. f12Tsdit3Oo; cast
ing, MSe''sqi2.D. Iron; Quiet and un-
Az Ldodon: Spot copper, fb5 isc; fu-
lures. fbS l1s I'd. Spot tin, f1ai IS: futures
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
afInneapoII. Gralr NIarIeet.

w MrSNEAsSaIS MaiiHsR Ma Ds' is4
No hard, $1.1S1s No 1 northern, f.I49s6E
LI7h; No. 2 northern. 81. l09tdd. f6h.
FLOUR-Unchanged
BARLEY-576D65c.
RYE-$1. 02G1.03.
BRAN-S22. 90.
CORNING. yellow, 55izG5Sc
OATS-No.. 3 white. 4514q46c.
FLAX-S1. 43Q1. 46Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
OIL md Roain.

NEW YORK, Dec. l.-RosIN-Qulet.
TURPENTINE-Stead
SAVANNAH. Ga, Dec. 1.--TURPEN
TINE-Firn. 4sc; sales. 70 bills; receipts
572 bbIs.; shipments, l6s bills; stocks
90 54 bbls.
ROsIN-Firm: sales, All bills: receipts
23s9 bbls.; shipments. e15 bbls.; stocks
d, Ss.a; r. $40; r. Ss 421s: q, S3B; q
81 S.; II. SS.41l4; /. t3.55; X, t4Oo: M, ATO
N. so; VIC. $50 WV, $685..
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02

PRAIRIE HAY-Choioe upland. sl0oO;
no; ! s9.ooqS.S0; No. 2. sT.OOae.OO; No. 4
s. gCsrS 90; No. :, sicoSs'S5; No a S sSOos,
%; choice lowland. $500; No. /. 1000
T'soi Ne, 2. 5000 90; No 8. 81. o6aS. %.
STRAW = Choice wheat. t00aS. 80;
ALFALFA--No. !, 1890 No. . $40 oOa
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02

SIOUX CITY. Ia. Dec. l.-CATTLE-
Receipts 500 head; market weaker: ma
tive steers. $60DflS.25; butchers. 81. 25di7. 10
COWS and heifers A.5OftlS 5: Gamers, 81
$500; calves, 3625di7oO; bulls. stags, etc
g. 2Jd675
HOGs-Roceipts. 1900 head; market
lower; heavy. s6.aOp7.0O: mixed, 81. sac. 20
light. So 7OQ6.s6' bulk OF sales 1851 40
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. $50
head market steady. ewes. s8.75Q5. ~
lambs, Ss.O0ff900
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
SUGAR NEnr1<e1.

NEW YORK, Dec. i.--SUGAR-Rnw
steady; molasscs, 2sOc; centrifugal, S.ssc
refined, steady cut loaf. &C.; crushe &
$500; mould A, 5.5Sc; cubes. b.35c: XXXN
powdered, b.25e; powdered 5.eoc; fine
granulated, loo; diamond a, 5.iOc; com
fecLloners. A. Sc: No 4 &c
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 1.--COTTON-Spot.
good inquiry; prices. steady; American
middling fair, 5.3Sd: good middling, 470d
middling, l;ld; low middiing. s.%; good
ordinary, s.S6d ordinary. 2sOd Sales. 5000
bales.
NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-CoTToN-Fu-
lures closed steady: December, T14o;
January, 7.3lc; March. 749c; May, 76lc;
July, 7f7c; October, s.OOc.
The cotton market closed steady at a
net decline of ] 10 10 points.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
kansas CITY Live stock Markct.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 1.--WHEAT-No.
hard. 81 0eg1.Og1s; No. 2 red, 81 OSLO
1903; December, sl.034t; Moy. ,Sl1sh
&c; December. eiQ6i C; May, sac.
OATS-No. white, HQDt71hc: No. z
mixed 43QD45c.
BUTTER-Creamery, &c; firsts, 2sc
seconds PC; packing stock 20lhc.
EGGS-F1rsts, sic: seconds. 24c.
POULTRY-Hens, lie; roosters, lie;
turkeys, &c.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02

HOGS Mondays record-brcaking re
Ceipts were followed with another very
large run this morning, something like
@e cars. or @oco head, being received.
llOm larger than last week and almost
l0,VW larger than last year, Receipts for
last two days are larger than any similar
period since the first week OF June, 1918,
when almost sf,OOO head were received.
The fact that all Iowa hogs had to be
unloaded at certain chutcs, and In day
liEht. made the yarding OF today's bis
hogs had been cleaned up before the last
train pulled up to tho south chutes In
sympathy with similar declines at other
The market. while showing almost the
same decline as on Monday, furnished q
sharp contrast by getting under way
early. and with killers buying freely and
shippers filling a few orders, most OF the
hogs we're cRshed soon after they wcrt
yarded. In most cases early bids were
, raised lust shade, 30 that by the time
a general movement was under way val
After most OF the hogs yaINied early
had been sold and orders had been par
TALLY filled, things caeed off just triflc
basis. The trade dragged out until after
noon, as the hogs were 80 slow comine
into the yards.
TAKING the. market all through prices
are mostly 2So lower Some sales made
az the best time were possibly no more
than sOa2Sc down. but tho big bulk Of
the offerings moved al a quarter decline
Bulk OF the sales were made at 1850
100. with tops at f106 The slackness Of
the shipping demand has brought bis
reduction In tops, and the most desirable
butchers are not commanding 30 muot
OF premium. The extreme light hog
and pigs arc In vefy poor request ant
are IN some cases almost unstable. Pack
ers arc showing n preference for Tho
butchers and weighty offerings and ever
shippers pass up the extreme lights The
decline for the two days, amounts e
about 50c
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.--DRY GOODS
Massachusetts wooden mills reported to-
day they had received orders for army
cloths 20 be shipped abroad. Silks showed
a slight Improvement. Cotton goods
quiet Wide sheetings were revised 2ia
cents q yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
81. Joseph Live stock Market

ST JOSEPH. Mo. Dec, 1.-CATTLE-
Receipts 5000 head; market. slow; steers.
Fo0a10 90: COWS and heifers. A50a9 90;
calves Sc OO6D050
opened ESQ lower; top, SIS
SHEEP AND LAAMBS-Recelpts Z 900
head; market. slow and weak; lambs, $3.50
GAS.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
CARLoT RECEIPTS.
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These gales were reported today
Wheat; No. hard, cars at S1OsIk, 1
cars at $1.08: No. hard winter, 4 cars at
$1.0S, 13 cars at $107h, 2-5 cars nj 81 .07
No. ! hard winter, car (corn mixed at
ElW1A. car at $l.06. / car at S1.06A. 4
cars at $l06; No. 2 durum, 2 cars at
H.171e; No. durum, 3-5 OF car at Sill;
No. I durum mixed, j car at S1o5 Rye:
No. 2, cars at $1.o2 Corn. No. 1 white
No. 2 yellow. ] car at 5shc. / car at Sc /;
No. yellow. cars at 5Sc; No. 3 yellow,
cars at size; No. 2 mixed. car at
N%c; No. 3 mixed. 10 cars at 571Sc; No
o mixed. cars at size l car mt b6%c;
No. 6 mixed. cars at 61Ac, car at SIC;
sample, car (yellow) at SIC. Oats: No
white. ] car at 454c. cars at i5c; No.
I white, cars at 45c, cars at 44c; No.
mixed ! car at a., 44%c' car at 44lzc; no
Omaha Cash Prices-wheat: No.
hard, si:O14@1 90; No. 8 hard. si.os5sa1 o.
No: . hard, Sl.0OaLO6h; No spring.
$l.@ql 1o1s:. No. spring. $1,000, Ost
No. ! spring. 81. OOq1os; No. 2 durum,
81. ls1zdl IN; No. 8 durum, 81 1901. II.
Corn: No. / white. 5Sq5S14ci No 2 white,
S1S,fs Ma No white, S1ATSsNe Ne;
l No, o,s.,I white GsaaSE4S; rjNe;s yellow;
yellow. Si%G6se; No. 1 yellow, 51lt G57c;
No. 8 yellow, 676D571so; No. yellow, Bs% a
571kc; No. 1 mixed. 57&G6So; No 2 mixed
6T11sGD67s4e; No. mixed. 57I4Q571Sc: No. 4
mixed, 6d67Hc; No. mixed. 5sN@57lho;
No 8 mixed nike 6s%gS7Ae: Oats: Ne; 2
N No wSiteg. 'SSs 4s4e staSRS o wh si
&c, Barley: Mailing, eOg7Oc; No. FEED
lSqSsc. Rye: No. 2, N0l5kad.O2; No. 3,
81. DIAL OH.