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A. 9. A. esrvIoe.

A. 9. A. Service.
 NEW YORK, Feb 7.-As confirna- ton of the persistent reports that tho progressives are preparing to get back Into the c. O. P. fold 1t Is said that even Governor Johnson. one of the stoutest progressivss of them all acknowledged to Governor Whitman yesterday that he expected the pro- gressives to unite with the republicans. The views of the California governor are expresBed in the answer to . telegram sent by Whitman In which
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GERMAN NOTE UNSATISFACTORY
GERMAN BATTLE
 SHIP SUNK
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4. ?. a. Service,
 COPENHAGEN. Fob. Sword was received here today stating that a German war vessel of unknown name was sunk in the Cattegat yesterday pfternon. The reports comes from the Danish ceist guard station in the isl- and of Antholt. The destroyed vessel appeared to be of the light cruiser type type and presumably struck mine as there was no evidence visible of a submarine. The sinking occurred be- tween the island Of Antholt and the Swedish coast
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WILL GET EXTRA
 MONEY FOR FIGHT

agreement for ten round match in this city. Willard has been promised seven thousand five hundred dollars and Moran will get two thousand five hundred for his share Of the extra money or the sixty thousand dollar rarse the champion will get twothirds, Willard will also get fifty two per cent of the proceeds of the moving picture rights.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-(Delayed In transmission.) )-Despite the reas
 suring statements given out concerning no means certain that affairs are In such satisfactory posture as the state department intimates. It is seemingly quite apparent that Germany has not conceded quite everything that the United States desires and 1t Is also
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LAPS SEND PRESENT ID
 MIKAOO
4. Y. A. Sesvie&

4. '. A. 6eFvies
 SAN FRANCISCO, Feb s.-Abroad the Japanese liner Shinyo Maru. which sailed for the Orient today, were two handsome specimens Of American horse flesh consigned to the Japanese government at Tokio The horses are both broken 10 saddle and are intend peror. They are the gift Of the Cali fornia Japanese to the Nipponese ruler.
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WILSON AND LANSING STILL
 CONFIRMING OVER NOTE
4. 9. 4. 0erv,os.

4. Q. 4. osrv,os.
 WARRINGTON, Fob. s.-Wilson and Lansing commenced an extended dis cussion of the LusitAnia caso this morning which continued until past the noon hour. It ls said that ths officials are by no means satisfied with tho terms of the German note. and particularly with that section which states Germany's willingness to exact no reprisals on any other than enemy ships. There Is no indication that the president Is decided that the proposal Is satisfactory
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-08
SEATTLE RECEIVES
 DELAYED MAIL

has been tied up during the storm period. Many tons of Seattle mail are still stalled along the railroad lines. It Is expected that traffic will soon be generally resumed in spite of the washing away of many sections of tracks In the floods resulting from the sudden thaw of last week.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-08

The Harvard was making its way up tho bay in . fog at the time of tho accident and rammsd the smaller vss- ssl almost before the crews were aware ot danger.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-08

Do yeu read the oany Nugget ana <sep abreast of the doinss of the out side Woridf Subscribe now. S2.oo p.r ~onth delivered every night before 2 s'eiSsks .,D..4..sis. -'--s'r's7 2
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-08
PARENT CAUSE OF
 DOUBLE TRAGEDY

about to be married whom the S!ri's daughter not to go through with the ceremony. The girl listened to her mother importunities and the tragedy followed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-08
A. 6.'s ATTENTION.
Of danger

All members of the Arctic Brother hood are requested to be at A. B. club rooms at 12:3o p. m. on Thursday. to attend tho funeral of Brother Lee Lontitt
 F. N. KIEsELE.
 Arctic Chief.
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CARD OF rHANka.

The sisters of Holy Cross hospital wish to express their thanks to the Hon. Mayor, the City Council, the Aksala committee, and to the various persons who through their labor and assistance made tho carnival . success
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EXTRA PRECAUTIONS ID
 GUARD BATTLESH|P
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q. p. z. SeFvice.
 NEW YORK, Feb. l-An extra strong guard of policemen was station cd on both the Brooklyn and Manhat- tan bridges today at the request of Rear Admiral Usher of the navy. The extra precautions were caused by the admirars feeling of uncertainty as to
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E. ?. 4. Ssrv,eo.
 SEATTLE, Feb. 7-The work of clearing the railroad tracks leading into the city from every direction is progressing rapidly and traffic Is grad ually being resumed with nearb, towns. Today ten carloads of mall arrived from various points where 1t
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-08

Cal or rrne Main 4s when you have .7b printing to ba done. The Nugget las the most complete stock for ail aecasionA
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WILSON WILL MAKE SECOND
 TOUR
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WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-From statements emanating from the White House 1t Is indicated that the president has evidently decided to make sec ond trip In the interest of the prepar- edness program. The trip will proba bly take in the larger portion of the western states and will also include Texas. Georgia and Alabama
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cupids flying at Pioneer hall, Feb. ruary IA
 Good floor. good music and . goed lime assursd. Dancing bssins at Q s'sie~k. risksss efoa.
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MORE SEATTLE
 MAIL IN STORAGE
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A. p. 4. Service.
 VANCOUVER. Feb. 7.-Seven car leads of detained eastern mail destined for Seattle arrived here today and will be forwarded by water. The mall has been hung up at various points during the storm period.
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DEMOCRATS LOOKING
 FOR REVENUE

fhe evenue lists. It Is expected that ioet mes Will be added to the sources Of government revenue, the taxation rate increasing in proportion to their si: e. IGaerltanee dowers are also ex pec;ed 'o come In for taxation and 1t Is 4e.y IT. ely that war munitions may also be Included to meet the need for more money
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-08
FUNERAL. NOTICE,

The funeral of Lee Loutitt will Do held at 100 p. m. Thursday. a. A. hall
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A ?. A. Serviee.
 WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.--The demo- cratic majority in the house today turned to the consideration of meas- ures for raising much needed money for carrying on the business Of gov ernment and 1t Is expected that sundry and divers new tax levles will be made on lines as yet not included In
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-08
SNOW PREVENTS
 TREATMENTS ACTIVITIES

A. P. A. Service.
 SEATTLE. Feb. e.-(Delayed tn transmission.) )-Four Seattle resi- dsncss were completely destroyed by Ire last night because of the snow filled streets preventing the fire men from reaching the scene in time t check the flames The majority of the outlying streets are still impossible to teams despite strenuous efforts of tho officials. Snow blows and graders are running in every direction.
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Don't mise the sheIns Sat- 8AturAay February f2, A. .. NaN.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-08

Shrine bali, A. 8. nall, Saturday February 12.. Admission s2.
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{. KIESELE.
 Arctio Chief.

Nome Nugget. t1.oo per moath. Gub. sorfhs now
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ROYAL ARCH MAsONS ATTEN
 TONI

Regular meeting Thursday evening Feb. 10. at 8 p. n. Work in the past masters degree.
 E. W. BURROUGHS,
 Secretary
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-14

Sheep-The sheep and lamb run was on
the liberal order again this morning, sup
plies being almost as large as yesterdays
Estimates placed the receipts at sixty-four
cars. or $1,000 head. the three days run
footing up 1888 head. This is 1900 small
err than last week, and more than 5000
short OF two weeks ago. deficiency In
Mondays supply being largely responsible
for the falling of, but shows a gain Of 1000
over last year,
The late trade Tuesday Was about like
earlier. 1t being about 1oc higher market
all through. with the morning top Of 1895
duplicated in the afternoon session. This
morning buyers picked UP few old sheep
on carly rounds that wero fully steady, but
the lamb trade got of to very slow start.
Sellers asked strong to higher money pn the
strength of finn reports from Chicago, but
the best bids they could get up to II o'clock
we're around 10115c lower than yesterday,
When movement finally started, It was
on a generally steady basis. In spots prices
looked a shade easier, while on others values
were IL anything stronger. but taking the
trade all the way through there no
change. Bulk of the desirable lambs sold
at $12.759t2.s0 while for the first time
In the history Of the market high as
1890 was paid. Clipped lambs at sl1 .35
were mates Of the ones that brought the
price yesterday. The eve trade was the
same all through, prices ruling steady. The
best here brought ss.7s. duplicating the new
December top, which was made on one deck
late YESTERDAY.
There was no noticeable letup in the
feeder demand, but the supply was most
too skimpx TO make a market. Most Of the
stuff offered to feeder buyers was on the
weishty order, and these were scarce Fore
noon sales included some as high as $l2.25
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Good to
choice lambs, $12.75Q13.oo: fair to good
lambs. S12,o0es127s: clipped lambs. SO. Is
911.4o; feeder lami $10.75@12.35:s good
to choice yearlings, ss.75@1o.5o; fair to
good yearlings. $s.5o9s5o; feeder year
Iings. s7.0oGS,o0: fair to choice wethers,
s8.250s.25; good to choice ewes, 5000
s.!5. fair to- good ewes, s7.25asS5; plain
to Gull ewes. $5.0' 9S.5o; feeding ewes. S.. 90
9f25; breeder ewes, all ages, $6.0o@s.5o.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-14
GRAIN And PRODUCE
Cash Wheat Market Improves
a Trifle, Although Selling
Prices Decline.
MILLING DEMAND BETTER


Omaha, December 49,, 1915.
The cash -~nest situation was a triht
more active today. and, while the market
sold fromf2 to cents lower, the seller
let go Of their samples more freely and a
good part of the light receipts were sold
There was a pretty good inquiry fol
milling wheat and the better grades oi
hard wheat sold at a 2-ccnt decline, while
the No. hard was quoted about I cents
under yesterdays sales.
around si.s3 to sI.64. No. hard sold gen
orally at si.5s to s1.6e and No. hard
ranged from siss to s1.5s. There were
only few samples Of durum wheat on
tho tables and very little OF this variety
was sold. but spring wheat Of good Iniilins
quality brought $i.sS, cent above the
best sale Of hard winter wheat
The corn market was comparatively ac-
tive, and while a few samples sold cent
under yesterdays market, the bulk OF the
sales were made at yesterdays prices, with
yellow and white corn, selling at i.oent
premium over mixed corn. There was, now
ever very little yellow corn on the tables
and the bulk Of the sales were made up
of No. 2 and No. mixed and NO. whitc
corn.
Tho oats market was very weak and
the cash trade In this cereal was rather
quiet with prices ruling from 70 Genus
lower
rye was fairly active at unchanged prices.
but barley was very quiet and was quoted
nominaily unchanged
Clearancea were: Wheat and hour' cquAi
10 bis, 900 bushels; corn, 5000 bushels; oats,
es7. 900 bushels,
Liverpool close; wheat Id lower 10 Ia
up; corn, steady at Nd on.
Primary wheat receipts were 1,ies,oeo
bushels and shipments $4,000 bushels
against receipts of 1.tb2,oo0 bushels ana
shipments of i.2as,0o0 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were $4,000 bush
els and shipments 5000 bushels, against
receipts OF 1,23f,oo0 bushels and shipments
Of $4,000 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were s2l,ooo push-
els and shipments $4,000 bushels, against
receipts OF l,0os.eoo bushels and shipments
Of i.i17,o0o bushels last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Slow and Weak to Ten
Lower Sheep About Steady
and Lambs Slow to Lower.
HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN OFF

CattIe--Receipts were fair for aWednes-
day, 275 cars being reported in. This brings
| the total for the week up to 1856 head,
| the largest for any similar period since
| three weeks ago and larger than year
ago by over 5000 head. More or less weak
ness was developed at all selling points
| and this market furnished no exception to
the rule.
Range beef was generally steady, but corn
feds were slow and weak TO 1oc or more
lower. and the same was true of cows and
heifers.
Stockers and feeders ranged anywhere
from steady on something that buyers
happened to want to quite o little lower in
| other cases. ~.
2uotAiioi on cattle ihod Ia rhnic. yeaf
ling beeves, $4,000 SO; good to choice
wsiEhty cornted beeves 3lu UO@ ll.oU. fair
to good cornfed beeves. $S.750lO.00; COM
mon TO fair cornfed beeyes. s6.50Q875
good TO choice grass beeves. S7.750S.00; fair
10 good grass beeves SS759775: common
to fair grass beeves. S5.7SG6.76; good t.
choice heifers. Ss.7507.65: good to choic,
cows. $S.so0750: fair TO good cows. S5.7t
0s6o; common to fair cows A.50@57s;
good to choice feeders. o$775@S25: fair to
good feeders, 36.soGI7s: common to fair
feeders, S6.7s0Ss0; good to choice stock
srs. TSb@sl5: stock heifers S6.2597.50
stock cows. t5.0o0g.50: stock calves. So. 90
$500: veal calves, 81 0O0lb00: beef bulls
stays, etc, 35.50@675 bologna bulls, $500.
Representative sa alcs .'
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-14

New YorN. Dec. 1s.--cofee--Conficting
opinions as to peace prospects led to less
active trading In the market for coffee fu-
lures here today and further advances were
checked by scattered realizing. The
opening was to S points higher and the
active months sagged OF 10 within point or
two Of last nights closing figures durins
the day, with March selling down from
Sale to s.35c and July from S.6sc to s.63c.
Cost and freight offers were irmer, how
ever, and the close was steady at net
gain of ? to points. Sales. 81, 500 bags:
December. s.12e; January. s2oc; February,
s.2sc; March, sac; April, s.I5c; May, s.52c;
June, S.5sc: July. s.6ic: August, sic; Sep
tember S.7sc: October, s.s4c; November,
S.s0c. Spot. dull; Rio rs. skc:. Santos Is,
10xc Firm offers from Santos were reported
unchanged to l5 points higher, with 10
quoted at s.s061o15c. London credits, In the
cost and freight market. The official cables
reported declines of 25@100 reis In the pri-
mary markets at the close yesterday, but
private cables reported an advance of 325@
275 reis in Santos futures this morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-14
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations Of the Day on Various Leading
Commodities.


New York, Dec INSTRUMENTATION
spring patents, $s.b6@8S0; winter patents
fs.oo9S?5; winter straights, s7.s567so.
wheat-Spot irregular: No. ] durum,
$500: No. . hard, S1.s1h No. l northern
Duluth, n.9?; No. / northern. Manitoba
Sfssh, T. o. b. New York
Corn--Spot, steady: No. 2 yellow, Si.o4h
C. I. T., New York
oats--spot, steady; standard. 67@b7hc.
Hay--steady; No. /. tL05Gl10; No. 2,
N.oo@l.osh; No. ., 9o996c: shipping. 76
gs0c. HsG
IIops--oniet; state, common to choice.
1915. 45@6oc; 1915, Sole; Pacific coast,
1916. 12Gi5c; 1915 s0f1c.
Hides-Firmi Bosota, H9+5c; Central
America. 42@43c.
Lcather--Flrm; hemlock frsts. S7c; Sec
onda, Soc .I..e
Provisions--Pork, steady; mess, sai. so q
32.oo; family. 5000 g33.0o; short clear,
3So0oq32.oo. Beef. firm; mess. S23. a
$3.50; family. {25.bo@27.oo, Lard, unset
tied: middle west, $17.00@lZ1o.
Tallow--Firm; city. lie. nominal; coun-
try, i1A d1lkc; special. 11%c.
Butter--Firm: receipts, 1894 tubs; cream
cry, 5sh qioc; nrsts, 37@3shc; seconds.
36@36hc
fresh gathered extra firsts, 47W4sc; nrsts,
Is d 46c; refrigerators. special marks, fancy,
san g3fc; refrigerator seconds to firsts, 81 Y
G3ac.
Cheese--Irreguiar; receipts. 1855 boxes
state held specials, 24%c; state held spe-
cials. average fancy. 24@2thc.
Poultry---Alive, prices not settled dressed
chickens. 19@2sc; fowls. 169s2o; turkeys.
lS@29c.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-14
new YORK STOCKS
Irregular But Very Substantial
Recoveries Are Regis
tered,
RAILS SHOW STRENGTH

New York, Dec. i3.--Irregular but very
substantial reeoveries were registered today
the improvement being mainly due to cover
ing OF short contracts by professional trad
ers who professed to believe that no imme-
diate change In technical conditions would
result from the Teutonic peace proposals.
There was also substantial buying by op-
orators who favored the rails, that group
contributing largely to the strength OF the
general list, with advances OF about 2 points
In Union Pacific, Canadian Pacific, New
York Central, Reading and Norfolk & West
ern and as much more In low priced shares
like Rock Island. Southern Railway and
Western Maryland. The Eries, Missouri
Pacifcs and other minor rails made gains
scarcely less substantial
The course OF munitions and equipments
was observed with much interest because OF
their severe impairment in the preceding
sessions. Recoveries In these stocks ranged
from to almost points, with similar ad-
vance In coppers, sugars. petroleums and
Central Leather. Shipping shares were ir-
regular at the outset by reason OF the
pressure Eerted against Atlantic, Gulg &
West Indies, but that stock later made an
extreme gain Of more than points, az did
also the Mercantile Marines and United
Fruit.
United States Steel rose and fell within
a narrow margin during the forenoon, but
steady absorption in the later dealings
caused an advance OF points 10 120h, with
only q snBht reverNal at the end. Backa-
wanna and Crucible Steel. Gulf States Steel,
Republic Iron were yariabIy higher. But
Bethlehem Steel closed at a net loss OF 0
points after having shown an extreme de-
cline Of II points
Dealings In unclassified shares were COM
paratively light, but almost wholly at gains,
with pronounced advances In International
Paper. Harvester. American Wooden and
Pittsburgh Coal. Total sales LES 900 shares,
steel supplying almost IS per cent OF the
whole
Marks and Austrian exchange were not
ably higher. but the improvement was senti-
mental rather than actual Ihterna tional
bonds held their reeoveries OF the previous
day. but domestic Issues were Irregular.
Total sales, par value, $4,460,000. United
States bonds were unchanged on call
Number Of sales and quotations on lead
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-14

day. Even at this sort of decline the
clearance WIS not very good
Local receipts were hardly up 10 es-
pectatious today, but with big runs all
around the loop prices continued TO drop
here In sympathy with breaks elsewhere.
Early bids We're as much 25c lower than
Tuesdays morning session, but by the time
movement started packers had raised their
hands quite a little, and when packers
bought their first strings 1t was on log
l5c lower levels. No one was very anxious
to NIL orders, big share of the esti-
mated run was still back at mldforenoon.
and both shippers and packers showed a
desire to wait until the bulk Of the supply
arrived before dlling out their droves.
When the later trains showed up, there
was big improvement in the feeling and
prices got steadily better as the day ad
vaneed, a good many sales toward the close
being steady with yesterday. Later trade
was active, bulk selling at s9.4oas70. with
late top of S9.95.
tat
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-14

st. Louis, Mo-, Dec l3.-Cattle-Receipts
$500 head; market steady; native beef
steers, {760af260 yearling steers and
heifers. Ss.5O@1l.5o; cows $3.50 $50;
stockers and Feeders. {5,3o6775; prime
southern beef steers, ts.0o@s.oo; beef cows
and heifers, s4sS@7.50; prime yearling
steers and heifers, $7.5O@so0; native calves
s6.00d12.00
than yesterdays best prices: lights. 5000
$50; mixed and butchers. Ss.50qlo.os; good
heavy, s10.oo@1o.lo; bulk OF sales, $500
9.95.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts l,5oO head !;
market steady; lambs. S.0o9lSz5; ewes,
Sb0OmS75: YearlinEs, $3.50 q ll.26.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-14

hogs here and at other western point,
formed an additional reason for selling.
Cash Prices-Wheat: No. . red. shomi
mall No. > red. si.60h G1.sl: Nos, ? and
hard. nominal Corn: Mo- 2 yellow, 600
Gle; No. I yellow, s7S @s9hc; No. white
sshc Oats. No. white, 5oh W51h
standard. 5l952c. Rye: No 2. si.40h
Barley: S5c@$l.2I. Seeds--Timothy, s3.5t
a5.50; clover. t12.0od17.o0. Provisions
Pork. $3.50: lard, Sis75; ribs, &13.32 q
1887
Butter-Unchanged.
Eggs-Higher: receipts, 1874 cases; firsts.
3763sc: ordinary firsts, 35136c; at mark
cases included. 32G37c.
Potatoes--Lower; receipts thirty-two cars;
Idaho. Colorado and Washington whites,
&.bbai60; Minnesota and Dakota white.
$1.60@f5b: Wisconsin white. sl.40@I.50;
Michigan white. sl.6oGLs0; Dakota Ohios.
N.tb@Ibo
Pouitry-Alive. lower; fowls. lie: springs,
I7hc; turkeys zoe
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-14
cARLoT RECEIPTS.

These sales were reported today:
wheat--No. . hard winter. car. st.6th
car. si.sl: l car. tissh; 3 cars. si.ss
No. : hard winter; ears, ,i;ss; : cars
si.67. No. 4 hard winter: 1 car. fl.b9;
car. ti.5s: 2-6 car. $1.b7. No. spring;
car. yl.6b. No. durum: car tsmutty).
si.52. No. mixed: car. sLss; car
si.si.
Rye--No. :: cars. si.3s. No, .: ! car.
si.55. No. 4: as car, $l.s2.
Bariey--No. . 2-5 car, si.o3.
Corn--No. . white: 1 car. ssc. No. . white,
cars. ssc: ~ cars. ssc. No. Q yellow: !
car. seNc. No. yellow: . cars. s6bc; 4
yellow: car, s5c; No. mixed: car. ssc;
No., . mixed: car, s5kc: cars, S5Mc,
No, . mixed: l car sShc; sh cars. SIC; /
cxf. stxc.
cars, 4shc. No. white; car, axe.
sample white; car. soc; car. 49c; car,
(smokyl 47c.
Omaha Cash Prices--wheat: No. . hard.
st.ssm 0lelh; No. Q hard, sis7@1.62;
No. I hard. 3f.5s61.5 No. . spring sf.eo
. white. Ssh 9ssc; No, white, ss9fscl
No. white. s5@s5Mca No. 8. white. t4h y
sbc: No. white. s4N@siMc; No. a. vel
low, SIN 9Sskc: No. yellow. sbWSbhc;
No, 4 yellow, s4h % s5c; No. s yellow, S4N
@ssc; No. g yellow, s46s4t.c; No. , mixed.
evA WsbAc, NO. y mxtu, ebUboHcf no. >
mixed, san @ sbc; No. { mixed. S4Wsthc;
No. mixed. sax @stHe. Oats; No. .
white, 4s% q SOC; standard, tsh @tsNc; No.
. white. 4sh @4shc; No. 4 white. tsk %
4sKc. Barley: Mating, si.o20l.ii: No.
l feed, ss0ssc. Rye:s No. ,, u.35@l.3s;
No. 4. ti.3A0Ls5.
Omaha Futures.
The trade in the local pit was very active
Wednesday and the market for the mos
part had q bearish tendency. The effect
Of the peace rumors was seen In the market
but. while the May option ruled lower during
most OF the session. the shorts started profit
taking at the close and forced May wheat
to $i64N. a 20 gain over the opening prices
December and July corn held steady and
May corn advanced % at the last part Of
the session.
Oats wsre steady but showed practically
no independent strength. December closed
unchanged and May about Nc lower.
Local range OF Opttonn.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-14

Sioux City, Ia, Dec. 15.-Cattle--Receipts,
5000 head market for killers 1oc lower.
stockers weak; beef steers, $9.oo@l1.oo:
butchers. s7.oo@s.7b; fat cows and heifers
S5.75gS.50; Gamers, $3.50 $50; stockers
and feeders, SS.25Gs. 90: calves. $6.00@S5o;
bulls stays, etc. $5.25G6.75; feeding cows
and hetfers, $+50@7so.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000 head: market SO
15c lower; light, ss.75@s.35: mixed. $500
9 so; heavy. 50 65@s.s5: pigs T.504s. 90;
bulk of sales, $9.25 99.75.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1000 head /;
market steady to 10c higher; fed muttons.
s7.50Q1o.25; wethers, Ssoo9s.5o; ewes, 81. 50
@s.25; lambs, $11.25@13.sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-14

St Joseph. Dec. 13.-Cattle-Receipts $500
head; market steady to 1oc higher; steers
S7oo@1c.O0: COWS and heifers, $l75@1o 90;
calves, SS.S0@12s5.
Hoss-Recepts, 1900 head; market
steady to SC lower; top $1,000; bulk Of sales.
$s.4o@s.s0.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1000 head !;
market steady; lambs, $12.0o@13.0o; ewes.
81. 0@8.75.