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Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-02

grees so minutes, we have the time
dial, which may be said to be fixed
during the minute that the center OF
the negative shadow runs from Is to
"a on the diagram. The numbers, 10,
20, 80, 40, 50, and the intervening
marks show the single seconds after
23 minutes. The reader may see for
himself with what speed the shadow
runs through the longitudes and the
local times.
Figure S is a vertical section
through the axis of the penumbra
when it is nearest the pole, and on the
same scale as Figure d. The lines,
N c P M and the points P and G
are identical on both figures, so that
Figure 5 may be conceived to be set
up vertically over Figure 4, N is the
noon and M the midnight side of the
pole, and the marks on N NJ indicate
miles. A T e is the axis of the
pen'umbra and the shadow, it is the
straight line joining the centers Of
the sun and moon at the given mo-
ment, Fl hours, 23 minutes, "a seconds,
Greenwich mean time. E + is the
southern limit Of the negative shadow,
and when revolved about A c will cut
Figure 4on the line K L. The angle
A c P is the suns altitude as well as
its declination, 23 degrees, II minutes.
The axis A T c Of the shadow cuts
the proloneation, of the earths axis
P T B E at the point T, 1.725 miles, or
o,107 feet above the pole P, and in
tersects the horizontal plane through
P at the point c, 40 miles, or SAB
minutes beyond the pole on the mid
night side. The broken line parallel
to N M on Figure 5 is 10000 feet
above the sea level line &c and when
transferred to Figure 4 is the dotted
line passing only about half mile
from the pole and on its noon side, in
stead OF four miles away on the mid
night side as the sea level central line
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-02
SCANDINAVIA WILL
REMAIN NEUTRAL
Kings Reach Agreement at Re-
cent Conference and Decide
to Assist Each Country
Commercially. H.

Christiania, Friday, Nov. 30.-The
kings of Norway, Denmark and
Sweden, at their conference here,
says an official statement, reached an
agreement on the following points:
First. BY reason Of the harmony
existing among the three countries,
however long the war may last and
whatever form it may take, the cor
dial relations and mutual confidence
of the three kingdoms shall be NAM
tanned. -
Second. In conformity with the
previous declarations and policies of
the three countries it is the full in
tention of their governments each for
itself to observe the utmost degree of
neutrality toward all belligerent
powers.
Third. The desire is expressed
reciprocally to aid one another with
merchandise during the present diff
fculties, and special representatives
are to meet Immediately to facilitate
the exchange of merchandise.
At the meeting there was a discus
sion in reference to legislation deal
ing with the relations of foreigners
and Scandinavian subjects. An agree
ment also was reached regarding the
continuation of preparatory measures
toward safeguarding the common IN
terests of neutrals during and after
the war. The desirability of CO.
operation between the three countries
was expressed, as at previous confer
enceS. t..
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-02
GRAIN And PRODUCE
Receipts Light and Market
Quiet; Corn at Standstill;
Oats Slow; Rye and
Barley Off.


Receipts Of grain today were very light
and the market on the whole was unusually
quiet and featnreIess One hundred and
one oarshwere reported, in which included
20 wheat, rs corn, ss oats, rye and 3
cars Of barley. ."1..
Trade In corr was practically abandoned
during the forenoon session. Buyers and
sellers could not get together until near
the close. when several sales were made
all at once, Industries were practically out
Of the market. Spot quotations ranged from
unchanged to several cents off, the bulk
selling around Sc lower. No. 8 mixed sold
at $3.50, while the No. yellow sold at t1.5
ard St55. No. S yellow brought from sf.45
TO s153. and the No. 8 yellow $3.50, with
moisture content Of 22.e per cent
Oats were In unusually slow demand, the
export inquiry being very light, Spot prices
declined considerably. selling Off INC to
.1Me. No 2 white sold at Tic and the stand
ard grade at 70Xc, while the commercial
grade OF No white brought 70he.
Rye and barley followed in the decline
rye selling off 1c to 1he, and barley 2c to
Sc. No. and No. 3rye sold at st.T4, while
the No. . mating barley sold nt t1.22, No.
barley sold at s1.2s and tl.s0, and the
No. grads Of feed al 81. 2s
CiearsHcea were: Wheat and flour equal
to $4,000 bushels
Primary wheat receipts were 900
bushels and shipments $4,000 bushels
against receipts Of $4,000 bushels and
shipments Of 1,92s,0op bushels last year
Primary corn receipts were 10000 bush
els and shipments $4,000 bushels against
receipts Of i,327.0o0 bushels and shipments
of All 600 bushels last year.
Primary onts receipts were 100000 BUSH
els and shipments $4,000 bushels against
receipts of i,0g1 600 bushels and shipments
Of 68i 900 bushels last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-02
Heavens In December

the entire region within which the
eclipse would be visible. But because
the earth does rotate, the straight
line CD is bent into curved line
that we see near it in the figure.
Figure 2 gives the data for the
middle of the eclipse. The sunrise
and sunset, the noon, midnight, 6 a.
m. and s p. m. lines indicate that the
middle OF the eclipse, that is the maxi
mum observation, will occur at these
local times. while the dotted curves
show the Greenwich times for every
10 minutes. The three close parallel
lines show the path within which the
sun will appear to be annularly
eclipsed, that is, the moon will be cen
trally before the sun but unable to
obscure it completely.
Moon Before Sun.
Along the central line which we see
running exactly across the south pole
and not far also from the magnetic
pole at x anear the Gothic N, the
moon will be placed centrally before
the sun. The other lines marked 50,
90, 20, 80. 90, indicate the magnitude
of the eclipse, that is, the per cent of
the suns diameter obscured. This
observation is o67 per cent at the
beginning OF the annular path on
the sunrise curve, 97.5 per cent at the
south pole, and 969 at the end of the
path on the sunset line.
Figure 3 is ten-fold enlargement
of the central parts of Figure 3. The
latitude circles are now drawn for
every degree and the meridian lines
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-02
BIG BEAR OIL
STOCK BEST BUY IN
WYOMING

Drillers and Refinery men of Casper.
Wyoming, have bought over sSo,oo0 worth
of Big Bear stock. We are now in sueh ex-
cellent financial condition that we will soon
stop selling Big Bear stock. Buy now at
1915 cents per share. This may be your
last chance. We expect to strike the big
oil sands in Well No. 1. down 1,7oo feet
in three weeks. Have no debts, own two
rigs, truck. $4,000 worth of casing, paid
over $40 600 on drilling contract. hold lease
on $50 acres IN famous Big Muddy pool and
100 acres in Cheyenne River pool, and have
over $4,000 in banks and over $4,000
coming in in next three months. This rapid
financing is due to the fact that it is a
cooperative company, no officer receiving
any salary or commission Your money
goes for actual drilling Officers are eff
cient and reliable men. Because of the
rapid sale of this stock, we offer it now at
l2M cents per share, reserving the right to
reject your subscription and return your
money il your subscription comes in after
oil is struck or stock withdrawn from mar
ket. Stocks now selling for $40. at the
start sold for 10 cents q share. Captiliza-
tion is only 100000; stock full paid and
non-assessable. Sold on monthly payment
plan if desired. Drilling in the famous Big
Muddy field, where all wells drilled to Wall
Greek sands, with two exceptions, are over
500 barrels daily capacity. One 50o-barrel
well should make this stock sell in the
dollars II you want some stock the l2s-eent price
write st once. Get nterature, bank references and
map WIN. G. Krxpc Inv. Co, 943 Gas Electric
Rldgs DenYer. Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-02
IN. s--rua Eet,rss ., rrp Mos. p,eu6z q. 1911

does. AS the ground is about 10000
feet high and is not likely as true a
level surface as a body of unfrozen
water, have we not very great proba"
bilityin our favor when we say that the
pole itself is o,107 feet above sea level
and that the central line passes ex-
actly through the "pin-point" of the
pole?
Further particulars concerning this
eclipse may be found in Popular As
tronomy for last June July and in the
Creighton Chronicle for November.
The second eclipse of the month is
total eclipse Of the moon in the ear
ly morning of the 28th. 1t is excep-
tional in that, (1) it is the seventh and
last eclipse Of this year-seven being
the greatest possible number that can
occur in a year; ~ it is the third
total lunar eclipse, and go its magni--
tude is only per cent more than total
and the duration of totality only II
minutes. 1t will be completely visible
in Omaha and all over the United
States, although the time of its oc-
currence may be inconvenient. The
accompanying diagram, Figure s, will
give the details.
The largest circle represents the
cross section of the earth's penumbra.
and the next one that of its shadow, at
the place where the moon will cross
them. N S E w are the cardinal
points. The diagram must therefore
be held in such a way that the line
Ms points to the North star. AT mid
night this line will be vertical. after
that it will incline more and more to
the right.
The long oblique line is the moons
path marked to full hours and TO-
minute spaces of central time. The
small circles represent the moon at
important moments. When It's CEN
ter is at A, at 1854 a. M, the moon
enters penur1bra At B, at 2:0s, the
moon enters shadow. At c. at 1888,
The total eclipse begins. At D, at $40,
we have the middle of the eclipse,
when the moon has entered most
deeply into the earth's shadow, the
penetration being only per cent
more than the length of its diameter,
so that the magnitude is l.0l. The
moon remains completely immersed in
the shadow for only II minutes, so |
that at F, at 3:55, the total eclipse |
ends. AT G, at 5:27, the moon leaves
shadow. and at H. at 6:3o, the moon |
leaves penumbra.
On account of the lateness. or
rather earliness of the hour, the OBJ
servatory of Creighton university will /
not be open to visitors for this
eclipse.
The days reach their shortest length
Of 9 hours, 8 minutes, from the 10Th I
to the 10Th, the I'D being the shortest
OF all if we take the seconds into ac-
count. On that day at $40 a. m. the
sun enters Capricorn, reaches its far
thest south and is at the winter SOL
stice. Then astronomical winter be-
gins. On the first the day is 9 hours
"a minutes long and on the last 9 |
hours 10 minutes, the total variation |
during the month being only quarter
of an hour.
Venus in the southwest and Jupiter
III the east are our evening stars at |
present. Venus sets on the 18th at
S:25 p. m, and Jupiter at 6:13 a. M. |
Mars and Saturn are morning stars.
high up in the sky and due south at |
6:l8 and 3:54 a. m, respectively.
The moon is in conjunction with |
Saturn on the 4th and 3lst, with Mars |
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-02
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

Pcuitry--Live:; All sizes, isc; hens, ali
aixes.s i6Me: old cox. f3c; turkeys ib
each and UP. asc; ducks, r. #, fat, isc;
geese. r, r. fat, iie; guineas, each. csc
Dressed Poultry Turkeys dry picked No
| young toms and hens. 2scs old toms. 24e;
turkeys, No. o lec; ducks, No, |, fsc; ducks
No 4 lac: reese, No. |. tie; cox, 1870.
sRutter-Soc.
Fresh sggs-- tBy expr,ss,, case, sfoi5.
Prices for this week are as follows;
Beef cuts--whoiesaie prices OF beef cuts
effective November 90 are as follows Ribs
No. l. 24Hc; No. .. aac; No, 8, lahc. Loins;
No. /, 2sHc: No. 2, 36he; No. 3. 1870.
chucks; No. /, isMc; No. d 14ho; No 8
lac. Rounds: No. i. 2Nc; No. 2. i7mc; No.
3. lac. Plates; No. /, i4ne; No. ., l3hc;
oystcrs--ch Chesapeake standards, u.fs
per gal; large cans, s9c; small cans 2se.
Chesapeake Selects. gal cans. s2.l5;
large cans, 4sc; small cans, a2c,
cans sse; small cans, ssc. Northern
Selects, 1870 per gal: large cans. csc:
small cans, 45c New York Counts ss0
per gal; Iarge cans, Toe; small cans Soc,
Blne Points, per 100. sL25; large shells, per
ceiery--california Mammoth, fresh. trim
med daily, excellent stock. wei bleached.
dog, 81
Fish--Fresh and frczcns Halibut, coast
| frozen, zoe lh; Salmon, red, coast frozen, slc
ID Black Cod Sable coast frozen, i4c Id
Black Bass, o. 25cs large, 2ac ib,; Trout.
No. /. soc ID !: Whitefish, medium &c;
large. zoe ID Pike. No. /, dressed. 16c 10. /:
Pickerel. dressed. i2c lb.: Catfish. small. lec
lh.; Crappies medium, 10c; srsall, Sc; Tile
fish. lac III; yellow Ring Perch, Ice 1b
Buffalo. genuine red, lac ih.; Buffalo carp
red. &c lb. Ling Cod, i3c; Founders, I2c
ib.. western Red snapper. 1oc lb Smelts,
Ice lh : White Perch. lie ID.
Fish-Fresh caught: Halibut, market;
Salmon. if any, market; Black Cod Sable,
f4c ib,; Black Bass. o. s., 25c: medium.
22c h.: Trout, sizes TO srit, market; White
fish, Lake Superior market; Catfish, 0. s.
and large. 2sc: small, 2ic ib.; crappies, 4
ih., l5c; O. s. and large, is and 2oc ID, !:
Buffalo, genuine red. lac ib.s Buffalo, carp
red lec lb.. Red Snapper Ice lb.; Native
Maekerei. market: Haddeek. isc ID: Cod,
eastern. lzc and 1sc lb. Founders. tic ID. .
Snelfs. is ID,
Frngs--Louislana Black Bulls, per
dozen: Jumbo. 1895; large. s. rs; medium
si75. Kipnered Salmon, 1p-ih. haskets, S. SO;
Kip esed Sabisfish or Grsyfish. loeih, bas-
kess. s2.2o; smoked White tlakefish), iG-lb
$40.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-02

eclipse. Figure 4 is ten-fold en-
largement of the central part of Fig
ure 3, and ..ence 300-fold magnihca-
ton OF apart OF Figure /. The lati-
tude circles are now drawn for every
FIVE minutes, and the longitudes are
marked for every 10 degrees north Of
the parallel SO degrees, so minutes
south. On longitude 80 degrees we
have again our scale of miles. The
line KL is the preceding edge Of
the negative shadow, its following
edge being off the ma, altogether on
the left. Inside of the circle OF SO de-
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-02

south pole il that IS, as we have good
authority to believe, o,i07 feet above
sea level,
There at 23 minutes, "a seconds
after ; O'clock. according 20 our time.
the moon will appear to be placed
centrally before the sun. but unable
to hide it completely from view, leav-
ing narrow, brilliant ring Of it visible.
whose width is only ohe-eigl,tieth of
its diameter,
Annular or Ring Eclipse.
The eclipse is therefore called an
annular or ring eclipse, II would be
total eclipse, like the ono our coun-
try will be privileged tosee next June
5, if the sun were not nearer and
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-02

Receipts are larger on both alfalfa and
prairie hay. and the demand continues good
sn praria hay with prices some higher
Alfalfa is some weaker
Hay--ehoice upland prairie. sss 90 No. l.
s32.ee43a.oa. No. .. sIs.0e0ia5o, No. O.
ii5.0e@i6oe. No. / midland prairie hay,
as9e. No. 2. sIs.oo61sbo No. i
osslapd prairie hay. ti7.o0@1s,eo. No .
El4,o0Ni5,oe, No. .. s125e0is6o
Alfaifa--choicc. y3l.0o No. /. $500 O
TOTO Standard. tss. 0o9 $500. No. 2, s24eo
a2s.g6. No. .. s2f00923.a0.
straw--oat. ss.so: wheat. 1900.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-02
By WILLIAM r. RrGGE.

The quiet of the many preceding
months is broken In December by two
remarkable eclipses, one OF the sun
and one of the moon. The first is a
solar eclipse, which will occur in IRE
early morning OF the l4th between z
and O'Clock, central time, several
hours before the sun rises for us in
Omaha.
Locally. therefore, the eclipse will
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-02

for every 10 degrees. There is scale
of miles along the longitude 90 de-
grees east. The band across the mid
die Of the map is the Annulus path,
within which the sun is seen to be an
nularly eclipsed, centrally of course,
along the central line. which gives the
position of the center Of the so-called
negative shadow for every minute
from 81 hours, l6 minutes to 2l hours,
81 minutes, Greenwich mean time.
The three ellipses are instantaneous
outlines of the negative shadow at II
minutes, % minutes, "a seconds, when
its center is at c nearest the pole
P, and at 80 minutes.
Figure 8 shows another interesting
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-02

II minutes sounth and in longitude 80
degrees east. The straight line AB
is the path OF the moons center as
seen from the sun, and is drawn ex-
aetiy through the earth's south pole.
The circle centered at 81 hours, 55
minutes is the moons penumbra,
within which the sun appears to be
more or less eclipsed The line CD.
parallel to AB, is the northern limit
of the eclipse, and, if the Garth di,i
not rotate. would show us at a glance
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-02

the moon farther away than their
average distances, thus making the
sun appear larger and the moon
smaller than usual.
Figure | will introduce us to the
general features of this eclipse. Here
we see the hemisphere that is pre-
sented to the sun on December IS
at q hours, S. minutes, Greenwich
mean time, that is, on December IA
at 3;S5 a. M, central time. The sun
is directly overhead in the center Of
the earth's disk, in latitude 23 degrees
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-02
kansas City Produce Market.
8O0-BarreI Well
Near Federated

This we'll and two others, each good foi
1oo barrels, came in last week in the Glenn
Pool field of oklahoma, where The Federat-
ed Oil and Refining Co. is now drilling. Al
ready new rigs have begun to spring up
and two of the big operating companies are
starting extensive drilling operations. Prices
of land are soaring. Everybody predicts
quick success for Federated. Part of first
allotment of treasury stock still unsold and
offered at
10 CENTS PER SHARE
Send at once for illustrated circular and
map of Glenn Pool field. Price subject to
advance without notice.
MADISON, oIMSTED q COMPANY,
Fiscal Agentsl
223 Central Saving Bank Bldg, Denver, Col.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-02
cARLor RECEIPTS,


These sales were reported today.
Wheat--No / hagd winter: ! car, s2,i5
MOI hard winter: 3 cars, s212. / car
| 17 per cent common red durum) s2f2
| lsmuttyJ, 1905, No. 4 hard winter; / car
[ mutty), st,ss. No. / dark northern
| spritE; car, fes. No ! dark northern
s!nsA; / bulkhead tsmutty). s2.os. No. /
northerA spring: cars, s2os. No. 1 du,
runs cars, $2.1S No, . dufum: cars
and 1 bulkhead, s2f2 No. durum: :
cars. saoe, No. 2 amber durum: 2 cars
$2.i6. Ma mixed common red durum:
car tsmutty, t5 per cent SPRING 81 per cent
durum. por cent rye). s2,os. Mixed grain;
| car ia per cent rye). s203
,a,Ts Fs'--S'' = cars ~ No. = ! car
Bariey--No, 81 i car, s1.32, No. ii /
car. si.3a, car, s1,2oi | car si.2s No. !
feed: / car. s1.26. sample. / ear twheai
mixed) ti.25; 1 car. 1874.
white: car. 1850, car. si.4o No
yellow. | car, 1857: 8 cars, si,66; 81
cars, $3.50. No. yellow: car, sI.5s
cars. $780, car si.f7: 9 is cars. si.tb
No. yellowi cars. 1870. sample yei.
skiln drled5, siso, No. ! mixed: car ar
| sf6s; . cars si.40 No. mixed; l car
tla2hi 2-S car, $40 No mixed; car
oats---No. white. car Tic. Standard
. cars, 70Ac. No. white: cars Tothe
No. white: cars. 7oAe. Sample white
. cars, zoe.
Cash Prices--cosn: No. 4 white, $1,000
1856; No. s white. sf.40GDi.5o: No. i yellow
sI60pf6T: No. yellow. si.4sD1.63: No.
Z yeiiow. si.aS@iso; No, mixed. 1850
st.so9Is2h: No. mixed, $f.36@i2s.
Oats: No. 2 white. Ton D7tc: standard.
70h 6p70%c; No. white, 70A W7oMe: No.
{ white. 7o@7oHc; sample, ss% fp7Gc, Bar
ley: No. 4, tt.2s@is0; Mo. l feed, s1s24@
i.as. Rye: No. .. sL7s@t7t; No. .. si7a
6DfsT4
Local range Of ontions
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-02
Kansas city live stock.

Kansas City, Mo, Dec. i.--Cattie-- RE
cetpts, 1000 head: market steady: prime
fed steers. si4so@Is.so; dressed beef
steers, sf19o@14oe: western steers. 80. 500
12oo: cows. ss7sp1o2s; heifars, se.Bo9p
1850: stoclsers and feeders, $6.b06pii.o0;
bulls, sss0@s0e; calves, sg.b0@i200.
Hoga---Iteeeipts, a,0eo head; market low
err, bulk. sisseWITa0; heavy, ti7t0@
1870; packers e~a butchers. 5000 spI7a5;
light tte.5oNpiL@sts pigs. sls2b@1s2B,
Sheep and L[abs-- Receipts none. mar.
ket steady; lass, siesB@i7.oo; yearIinss,
siaseffitoos ethsrs, slLso@ta.oo; ewes.
xl0S0dElgD0.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-02
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Corn Bearish on Account Of Favorabl
Weather and Prospect Of Larger Receipts

II
Chicago. Dec. i.--Favorabla weather and
| a prospect OF larger receipts next week gave
an advantage today to tho bears in corn.
Continued reports we're at handlteiing OF a
better supply OF railway cars. Selling, how.
ever. was not OF an aggressive sort. Opening
prices. which ranged from the Same as yes
terdag's finish to Nc lower. with January
al $f.204 Ggt.spM and May at si,isM %
f.1sA. were followed by declines all around
No Important rally took place, The mar
ket closed steady. Y ale net lower With
January At si.1aS and May at si,I7N o.
Iif7M.
Oats followed the. action OF corn, The
market was poorly supported
Lower quotations Oh corn weakened provi-
sons. later commission houses took the
buying side In msderate way and steadied
the market.
subsequently, fresh weakness developed
and in some cases the finish was at the
lowest level Of tho day.
Cash Priccs--Corn, No, yellow nominal
No, . yellow nominal; No. 4 yellow. siT1@
lis, Oats; No, white, fiSm7aAcs
standard. 7sA 07slkc. Rye: No. ., si.so
Barley: $iio@l4o. Seeds, Timothy, $500
d76e: clover. $4,000 a2G.0e Provisions;
Fork nominal; Iard sa5.To; ribs, s27.5o.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-02
,::sw York Produce Market.

New York. Dec. Butter Market firm
receipts, lI.se7 tubs; creamery higher than
EXTRAS 4s14sMc; creamery extras, ts3
scorel, sshc; firsts. ss0s7ho; seconds,
s0is % ssc.
EEgs--Market steady; receipts 51e5
.ases: fresh gathered extras, $4,000: extra
lIrsts, 81 u ssc: firsts. 541 See, seconds 81
Gb3c; refrigerator special marks. ssM @
5bc. refrigerator fIrsts, $50 8ac.
chsese--Market firm; receipts, 1883
ooxes; state fresh specials, a3iAc; state
average run 22@23Ae
Pouftry---Ailve: Market firm; chickens,
csc. fowls. 3I@24c: turkeys, 24e; dressed
market quiet, prices unchanged
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-02

item, the time dial, which is set for the
time, 81 hours, % minutes, "a sec
onds, when the center of the negative
shadow is nearest the pole. N means
local noon. M midnight. and the num-
bers the full hours. But this time dial
is in rotation on the earth, while the
meridian lines are fixed and at rest.
The local 6 p. m. line, if drawn would
cut the central line at 24,5 minutes,
about one minute after the
time for which the dial has been
drawn, so that it would not have
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-02
sioux CITY Live stock Market.

Sioux City. Ia. Dec. -l.--cattle---R Receipts,
500 head; market steady; beef steers $500
@tso0: fat cewa and heifers, s7.eo@s.75;
Gamers, sssN@e.s0; stockers and feeders,
s7so@il.s0s calves, s7.50@Il.6 50. bulls. stays,
etc. 1850 0s.so; feeding cows and heifers.
Sc e.ggap8.60.
lower: light. s1s7snlZ,o0: mixed, siese@
iT1gi pigs. sfd,ooepi7o0. bulk Of sales.
$i6g0qefzi0
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts. 800 head;
rtarItst steady
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-02
Chicago Live stock Market.

Chicago, Dee. loving to the presence
Of big supply which had been left over
last night nnsoid, hog prices today under
went d sharp setback Most Of the cattle
and sheep that arrived we're consigned To
packern direct
Chicago, Dec. I---Cattie--Recelpts. 2eoD
head; market weak; native steers, s7.00 q
ana feedes ss.oo@ioso: cows and heners.
ss.01Mil 40; calves. $7so10fa425.
Hogs Receipts. $4,000 head; market
weak; bulk of sales. si67b@1fi0; light,
sfeia@lT.00: mixed. sf6,s0@I720s heavy,
tiets@17.so; rough. si65o@is,7o: pigs,
s12bo9Is.2s.
Sheep@@Markat steady
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-02

st. Louis Mo, Dec. l.--Gattle--Recelpts,
500 head; market steady: native beef steers.
ss0oWIk.76; yenfiIng steers and heiferH,
fT0a@ls.se: COWS. ts.oD@i1.00; xtockers
southern beef steers. ss.00@1sT5: beef
cows and heifers. 1900 $1,000; prime year.
ling steers and hcifers, SIS Wt0.eo; native
calves. $5s75ep13.TE,
Hogs Receipts. ao0H head: market low
er: lights. sI10oepl7.ae; pigs ti5.6oW1s so;
mixed and butchers, s17.ikWI7.s5. good
heavy. $if.20@lTte; bulk. sl700Di7.s5
Sheep and Lambs~-Receipts none; market
steady: iambs, $l3.00@IT. 90: ewes. sl0004
400; wethers 2li 090R1sSe