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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-03
Senator Ganestorp 900.

Stotsieuator Ole 3. Ganestorp, eli
Il oct ofientliae Gin / Minneiotn bel
ficnot Wano, bsoe fit Siert / gTbou
2afe, gtinn., Srebog Den 23oc Warts
al 8ui,gcbct9noeIie eftcr fun fire Ga.
ass Sp9oom.
Nibeoe bar iebt oen 21bc Wtat
1887 / @ermlanO i Sperige lige pcb
Den norife 8r9nie, bpnr nlan taller
balpt 9prif on bdlpt Spcltif. Canes.
torp tit i'm llobunnclie pao Horif og
talte bette Sprog li9eiom han til.
bragtc Den itsrite Gel al lit Sin
blonot DC Norife cg piitnof bctragte.
Dc iig ielp iillot iaa meget HorOmano
Iom Spenifc. San fom / 1862 til
Imcrifa mco lin Wtooer, og DC boiattc
Jig / Gernon Gountp, @iS. Sioeu
boeoe han / Srempelcau Gorntp ira
1865 til 1871, oa ban ilpttcoe til
@rnnt Gountp, Winn., og fog Some.
iteab / Nprbcoen al glboip Cafe. Ser
blep ban iiocn boenbe, illbtil SAINT
lien / 90-glarellc fIptteoc ino til @ps
Ell. s 1874 blep ban pgtepiet til
Wfiis Sennie @ougen, Ell Seiter al
aipbmano 81. 5. &aigen I Gccorab,
mco bpcru ban lepeoc ct IpffcIig 3o.
miliclip. Sana Spo err ct baarbt
Slag for Den giellepenbe Sllitru.
Scnator Ganestorp ~inbebopbe man.
&c 9iQibahpcrp / lit Somnibip OF /
Golultpct, Tor bnn / 1890 for ieritc
Gang blcp palgt til S%totsicnntor.
Soolcbcs bar ban Goimtpfasicrer ira
1882 I'll 1889. Otter at bope tjent /
Scuotct / lire Mar fraboo ban lig
@jcnpalg. men / 1906 loo ban Jig
igicu ~bcpGgc I'll at mootaac Romi.
nation Tor Se1ntet og blcp palgt,
men cfterat Dc ire Idr uar olllltc,
traf ban Jig igicn tilbagc iii lSripnt.
Iipet. ! ell HGffr al Mar bar 9lfoe.
&c YrGiioent Tor Glbom Safc Grain
Goinponp, og ban bar poiao fnuttct
til Sauf Of GlboD Safe, fsrit ion 81.
rcftsr, iencrc Tom TiceprGiioent. San
bar Mcolem al Den norife Sorcncoc
airfc, og her iorn clers ieltc man
itaoiq hans gobc Snoflpoclie oq pil
fornnic til Of iaune bam mcgct.
9egrapelien ianot Steo Onsoog
oen 2Soe Marts fra oen Sorcneoe
airfe, Der oar paffert prpoct for gn.
leoninaen. Gelta9elien bar uipopan.
lig itor pg pioucbe Iigeiom DC mango
uafre 9Iomiier, Der bar bragt til
goaren, ON, buor bsit aiosbe too
blanot fine Weoborgere, iom ban poa
mango Wanber bouoe tient iaa bel.
Poitorerne 8. 90. 3boreien cg @uIis.
berg iamt Sfpbers ira Cation taIte;
ligelcoes Den ipeuife Brett @uitafion.
Senatorerne Soseng og Vetericn
taIte ON aiosbe iom oiientIis Mano
og roitc bant for bans gcoc o. lam.
pittishebsinloe arbeioe iom 9opeiper.
GIbcp Safe Concert ganb ipiaeoe EN-
Ssrgemarid | Spioien for Den Ianse
Tcrabc ira airfen til 8ropen. Man.
&c bar fommet lnnspcis ira ill ge.
grapclien. Winoctiencitc III sGre for
aiosoc blep bolbt | S~tatsienctct /
ct. Youl Den 29oe Narts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-03

Sppoiiticn | Suict, men iaapibt set
bar laoet JIG gipre of lonoere
Stemlineen i Sonoct, err oenne
cperp9lOenOe / 0aoer al DC Sfribt,
iom biotil or tagne. % lom pil bli
ioreilaaet tagne al Er9iioeuten.
Ser err ingen SpiI ON, at scr
Clement, iom or / 6nper Of Sreb
for enbper IriS, oil looe bsre fra
zig, for nosen gigisrelie or fattet
al aongreslen. Store Srebsoe.
nionitrationer uentcoes at bile I'm.
be Steo ibug (9fanoa9).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-03
1omfrucerne".

@nIbington Den Site MortS:
Nisbclummen for DC Oanif -peItinoi.
iie Ger "tbc Girein ISLANDS,
fem De ialfaIo iubtil pioere ifoi
Beoe - blcp ioag uobetalt Den Der.
p9renbe oanife Iiniiter.
Sppe Winllter icnere fanbt Ger
iormele Speroragelir al 2crue I'M.
ser itore Ssitibeligbeocr Stco ;
Sernes Sopcoitoo, ct. SbomaS,
reriblanot Siriugcn al 9annebrog
70 Seisningen al Oct amerifanlfc
Stiernebanner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-03
.Soromisiionen opIcit.

@steborg, Speriee, ben 30te
DARTS. Oct iibite aapiteI al ocn
Sorb'ife Srebsmisiions Siitoric i
9orae, Sperige, Gnnnarf % SOL.
Lamb afiIuttRbes ibag mcb Hobert Bit
lops Nfrciic berira iii Solono iorat
lllffe oct oerpGren6e 2iliolfpntor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-03
De beie Pri$er.
Irbc;oernes Stiains forurrrct
troos ben bsicrc Snalpn.
Teo9amg troos Spsamg.

@aIbington Ben Site MartS.
Sislgc Ell al Observation-Disclosures
rctop oiientli9giori itatiitilf Soers
ligt or Den am~erifanife 8ieunem-
lnitsfamilieS W%oorc9ning ltcgct
ira $339.30 / 1913 iii $425.54 /
1916.
s &c iib1tc 10 Iar bar Sti9nin.
gen Frilen paa ScpnetSnioler u9.
ret iaa nleaet ltsrre enc Dc | lam.
me Sibsrum opnaae0c Sensfor.
bsiclicr. of ell Nrbciocr, iom /
1907 tiente So Gngcn, M CT 50
Gents Togen pGrrc itilct, cnO ban
"a bar.
9Cn enfcltc 6ebeparcortiffel, ionl
sc iioite fire Ior er iteget beicit /
Tria or Gotctcn, buis aoitcilbc er
itegct ira $3.50 I'll $l4.69, 3. b.
|. for bpaO Ell @iennemInitsiami.
lie brllger ON garet. vi andre
Sepnctsmioler, iom cr ltcget NOR.
bolosmGSiig / Tris, er ggg, bpiS
gorsiorbriig er iteset ira $33 til
$43; Spcocmel, ira $15.12 til
$3.50 % Smer ira $45.72 til
$54.7S.
Nj belle Siitcn opcr a~lmiuocli9c
Mubuarcr er oct alcne "Sirloin".
og "Hounoiteof", ion er biaigerc
emo for fem aar lioen.
: Den ieritc Naanco al inoepG'
renbe Mar, euer nsiugtigere fra ben
i5oc Sonuar til Den t5oc Trbrrar.
tog 6sbeuarepriicrnc ct mt Op.
iuit0 al gicnncminitlig 4 Hroccnt.
Iriiernc paa 500 ites for lit Seo.
fommenoe hello Il |rocent % 80.
teter 30 Yrocent, 9Gg bar Def
erteite 5sbemiobeI, iom gif neo /
Gris.
Som eli Salitrntion fan auis.
res. /. Or, at bpis bpab ma /
1907 funoe fiebe Tor en- Collar
peicoc 10 Erno, pil0e man FOR
ecn enc 0oQaren iaar fun iaa Z
4un0.
6iltroos Tor, at Nrbcioslenncn
/ DC iibite ii Nar / 8icnnenlIuit er
itcget 10 Yroccrt og Irbcio9tioen
8iernemInit 'orfortet 4 Erocent
el Ben amerifanife Arbei0ers Ssn,
pua @rilnh al Oct f~oroprcoe SiuS.
opbolO, i &irfcligbcoen blcpct re.
ouceret tG Ernccnt.
Tn glrbei0cr, Ionl / 1907 tleute
So pr. Gag peo Of nrbeioc 10 Ii
mcr ON Iagen, iif / 1916 / @icn.
nentInit $3.50 pr. Dag for blot
91@ Zines Nrbcioe; men lao
nloottc ban til @icngiplo Oct iihit
nGpnte 9lar betale SILL Tor De-:
luntuie aua,tum Ytao, lom i 1907
blot foitcoe bam So.
Cob Storage", Smldltuing,
Snfibning og Silbagcboloclie al
/ Isocparepro0uttcr ira Ntarfcoet
mistGnfcs Tor ioliol0 ar bare cit
fontribucrctoc Aoriog til Den nb.
normale Stigniug | Nriicrue". re
Ser oct / Gepartencutcts @crct'
ming. "Iicu on Ger bar lluloct
rogcn Samncnrottcllc Stc0 / oct
Eicmco at brine Vrilcrnc / &circt,
tor Gcpartenlcntct life itotalc no
gen MCning, itient oct itatiltilfc
Nrbcioerbureall5 Gopportcr lpncs
al pege ganife ltGrft / Den Met.
Ming"
anapbco poo Arbci0sbiGlp o.
Sc bsie NIabpriier gioroc 1916 til
ct Reforoanr meo @cniun iii
Strcifer / &c 6orcne0c Stntcr. Ef
DC foreliggcuOe itntiitiitc Spaauer
ircmgaur oct nrulig, at Der /
1916 ionot Steo life minorc enc
3,iOS ArbeioaneolGggclicr al ole
Slags.
Nj bette autal blep 700 pltnoct
Of arbeibcrne og 800 al Irbeios.
aipernc. DC reiterenoe blep orc.
neoe / Winoeligbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-03
Den ipenlfe Uliniiterfriie

S%tocfbolm, Sucrige, Sen 29oe
Marts. SONG @uitoi bar iong gipet
Carl Sobon @ititaf Sport5. Ser bar
ioenif Sinansmiuiiter ira 1906 til
1911, | Spbrng at oanle ct mt Wfi.
niiterium citcr oct Sontarifioloife.
iom iornplia tog fin Nilfeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-03
VorSe proteiterer.

ariitiania Den 30te MartS. llnoer
Ell Gebot / Stortinget ioag meooeltc
lloenrigSminiiter Sblen, ot Hcgierin.
gen oificielt bap6e proteiteret moo
Den tpitc S~lofIering al HorgeS Noro.
fnit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-03
Ssnoerne pnagner.

I~etroarao, 29be Morts. - q
rusliife @enoer bplber allcrcoc paa
at uaa1nc til 6oritaaelie al Den me
Singenes Sroen / Ghualano. Hitlot
omfritg / Sanoet boloer DC I'LL poa at
organiierc lofal Wtilits til at oflelt
oct 0anle Toliti, JONI ocrpua %rcloIut
lenbeS til Sronten.
&c bar ogiaa inoiat me lofale
@pnbigbeber o. pal9t aommnneitp-
rer, bpis ferite &anbling 'on Hegcl
er at erfI9re i'm Sopalitet operior Oct
me 2anosimrc. Sigeiaa bar DC OF.
rcttct IofaIc Srganiiatiouer meo Oct
&perp at taee iig al Frppiantlpcr9s-
maalet og ie til, at Der forcgoar en-
lpitematiif 2eperance til SGren og til
9pcrne. bpor man er aibGngig az
Silisrielen ira Sanoet.
s mango aommuner bar genoer-
ne fripiliig ncbiat Triierne paa
2anobrugsprooufter. Eaa mango
Steoer er Der enoos giort Sfriot til
at iGtte ct roIitiif Splpsninssarbeioe
ignne.
Stemninsen for at laoe Den aInin.
beige Stemmeret ogiaa omiatte
apinber pipoer itabis Eerrrn. !
Sefatcrinoslap grouins bar Bomber.
ne enops ienbi auiuber ipm Gcle.
sereoe iii Tumacns grefitipfomitd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-03

5oriiriies paa eibs Q
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-21
New Ynrk MnnaH.

New York, Dec 2o.--MercantiIe Paper
5h GS% per cent
Sterling Exchange-Sixty-tl day bills,
sang; commercial sixty-day bills on banks,
$4.7l; commercial sixty-day bills, S407h
demand, s4.75A; cables. S4.76 tbs.
Silver--Bar, $3.50; Mexican dollars, CSC.
Bonds--Government, heavy; railroad. ir.
regular.
Time Loans-Market strong: sixty days
ninety days and six months, 5A per cent.
Call Money-Market strong; high, per
cent; low. per cent: ruling rate, per
cent; closing bid, 5% per cent; offered at 6
per cent last loan, 6 per cent.
~ s. Is reg. 96hGt. No. LIST AIS SIN
sdo coupon E. 96h tIli Cen. r As. 76A
~. s. 3s reg. % Int. M. NJ. 6s... 8Sh
'do coupon :. 30 TX. c. s. r. 5s.. rs
U. S. Lib. 3hs 9S.10tL. & N. un. As. IS
~. 8. As reg. .1O3%M K & T 1st As 66 y
edo coupon. .103hMo. Pac gen. As SO u
Am. F. s. 5s.. s2ktMont. Power IS SO
A. T. & T c. 6s S9AN. Y. c. d. 6s.. IS
Anglo French S. IS No. Pac. Is .... SIN
'Arm. g. Co, AVS SO tdo Ss .,...... 57&
Atchison gen. As 81k"Or. S. L. r. As SOY
B. & o. c. ANS 69btPac. r G. r, Is 91h
Beth. Steel r. Is s8 'Penn. con. Avs s4ts
Cen. Leath. 5s E. e1H do gen. AVS e. 1854
Cen. Pac. list ....7S 'Reading gen Is S0h
C. & o c. 6s.... 7l&s l. & S F a Is 541t
c., B. & Q. J. As 91%SO. Pac cv. 5s.. So
&C NJ & s AVS $3.50. Ry. IS ...... 1914
c. r. I. & 2. r As so Tex & Pac 1st. SO
C. & s r. AVS 68K'Union Pacific As IS
D. g. r. G. r. 5s 47hU. s. Rubber 5s., rs
tDom Of Can. 6s SO U. 9. Steel 5s.. 93T
Erie gen. 4s.... AN 'Wabash LIST ... 80
teen. Elec. 5s... s5 IBID. tOffered.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-21
NEW YORK STOCKS
Liquidation Ascribed to Doubt,
full Dividend Status of Rails,
Together With Disappoint-
ing Crop Report.

New York, Dec. ?0.--Thc stock market
traversed familiar ground today, many Sc
curities making new mtnimums on the
broad selling OF the forenoon. The proper
tion of lower levels at that period exceeded
any recent session.
Early liquidation was ascribed 10 the
more doubtful dividend status OF rails, as
indicated by the action OF the Baltimore
& Ohio directors together with yesterdays
Disappointing crop report,
Tentative support OF rails and industrials
at midday developed into a brisk demand
later. especially In the last hour. Many
issues were able to fully recover and lead
ers showed extreme gains OF 10 3 points
a few specialties scoring even more sub
stantial advances. The rally was in full
progress at the active close, steels. coppers
shipping and representative rails leading
United States Steel, for example, closed at
S?S. a gain OF practically points and
Union Pacific. among the weakest early
stocks made a gross rebound of over 5
points TO 1ot% Sales. SS0,0oo shares.
Improvement coincid0d with the more
aggressive note sounded by the British pre-
mler. Some Significance attached TO the
strength OF International bonds. Anglo
French 6s advancing IN per cent and the
United Kingdom 9is per cent. An the
French bonds also hardened perceptibly.
Nominal improvement was registered by
domestic bonds. although the Liberty SAs
were heavy at ss.A 10 the new minimum
Of sS.ls, the Is selling between e7l0 and
81. Sales of bonds par value, aggregated
$5,l25,000 United States bonds, old issues,
were unchanged on call
Number of sales and range Of prices Of
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-21
GRAIN AND PRODUC
Omaha Hears Embargo on Corn
and Oats Lifted; Cash Spot
Quotations Steady to 8
Cents Higher.
Omaha. December 30. 1917,

Spot arrivals OF grain today were SO cars
OF these SO were wheat. "a corn, 40 oats, I
rye and . barley.
A wire was received by the food admin
stration late yesterday from Washington
announcing that the embargo placed on corn
and oats shipments TO the east December
had been lifted, effective at once. This
will open the eastern markets to the west
an denabe the shipment Of grain that has
been sold for eastern shipment as soon as
roads can furnish cars and handle the ousi-
ness. 1t Is understood that the embargo
was removed owing to the protest OF corn
mllers in the east who have been unable to
secure supplies from Illinois since the en-
barge was put on. The food control warns
them that corn and oats users shall not
ship more grain than needed for actual re-
quirements, with further threat that II
this notice Is not needed II will probably
become necessary to renew the embargoes,
Another influence in the market was the
starting OF a movement for the removal OF
the maximum price on the corn futures OF
81. .2s, which was fixed last June, and which
with the sample and No. S grades now sell
ing around this price, the market is without
balance wheel and therefore there Is no
chance of hedging sales.
These were strong influences on the cash
spot quotations being unchanged to SC
higher. Sales were made more freely and
the demand was more active. No. white
sold at 81 so and No. yellow at $l.6l. No.
I white Sold AT VIZ ana $l.4S ana the
same grade OF yellow at $l.40 and 81 4S.
The bulk of the corn received hero today
graded No. and better. although several OF
those in the No. grade contained the limit
In moisture.
Oats followed in the rally, advancing frac-
tlonally. generally a quarter to a half cent
Trade in this article was fairly good, al
though there was no urgent demand. No
white sold at 77%c, and the standard and
No white grades at 77hc,
Rye was steady and barley stronJ, ad-
vancing from 1c TO Sc, with a ready demand
which easily consumed the light offerings
No. rye sold at sl75h and No. ) rye at
sl.75, while the No. 3 grade Of barley was
quoted at s1.4e and sl.51. No. feed
brought sl.I and $l.4s.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour equal
to $4,000 bushels; oats. 6s5,ooo bushels
Primary wheat receipts were $3.50
bushels, and shipments $4,000 bushels
against receipts of $4,000 bushels, and
shipments OF $4,000 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were 7OS,o 900 bush
els, and shipments $4,000 bushels against
receipts of $4,000 bushels, and shipments
of $4,000 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were 707 900 bush
els. and shipments $4,000 bushels against
receipts of 4S6,O00 bushels. and shipments
Of $4,000 bushels last year
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Wild Advances in Corn, Due to Embargo
Removals on Eastbound Shipments.

Chicago, Dec. 20.--Wild advances in the
corn market took place today owing chiefly
to removal Of embargoes on east bound
shipments from Chicago. The biggest
Jump was in the May delivery, ~ cents a
bushel. After considerable fluGtuatlon prices
closed nervous 1c to 41ac net higher with
January $124A to $1.25 and May $1.234
to ;1.23N. Oats finished l to Is up and
provisions at gains of 2h to soc.
More excitement manifested itself In the
corn pit than has been witnessed In a long
time. The big upturn which carried prices
to within Nc Of the topmost point allowed
under the rufes was accompanied by a de-
cided broadening out Of trade. Besides
the news of the removal OF the railroad
embargo, there were rumors current that
the maximum price limit on future de-
liveries would be raised or that maximum
and minimum limit on the price of cash
corn would be established. Later, however,
denals were made that the maximum on
futures would be disturbed and a big share
OF the advance failed to hold
Oats scared with corn, but not to q
sensational extent. Realizing OF profits by
holders became a noticeable feature.
Provisions Joined in the upturn Of other
staples.
Chicago cash prices--Corn, Nos. 2. 3 and
yellow, nominal. Oats, No. white, 100
SOC; standard, 1871 @8Ohc: rye, No. 2,
21s2; barley, $1.40@161. Seeds: Timothy.
s5.0O@7.50; clover. $50, 009260O. Provisions
Pork, nominal; lard, s2447; ribs, $23.76@
2425
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-21

New York. Dec. 20.-Flour-ouiet: spring
patents, $10.25@11.25; winter patents s10,5O
010.75; winter straights, sl0.15@10.60;
Kansas straights. $1o.65@11.10.
Corn-Spot, strong; No. 8 yellow, kiln
dried, $1.74, c. /. T., New York. Is days
shipment; Argentine, 500; T. o. b. cars.
New York, to arrive.
Oats-spot, strong; standard, 92092hc.
Hay--Firm; No. /. $1.35; No. 2, 1926; No.
3. $1o5@11O; shipping, sO@s5c.
Hops-Easy; state medium to choice, 1917,
52@57c; 1916, nominal; Pacific coast, 1917,
23Q27c: 1916, 15@1sc.
Hldes-Quiet; Bogota, 4lc; Central Amer
ica, 40c.
Leather-Firm; hemlock sole overweights,
No. l. 51c No. 2, Acc.
Provisions-Pork, unsettled; mess, $3.50
953.00; family, S5i00@56.0O; short clear,
s5400 q $500. Lard, steady; middle west.
$249502505.
Wool-Firm; domestic fleece, Xxx Ohio
and Pennsylvania. zoe.
Rice-steady; fancy head, 8% csc; blue
rose, 8AQsh.
creamery higher than extras. 601a G16Ic; ex-
ira, t92 score). soc; firsts, H@49c; seconds,
41@43hc.
Eggs-Market barely steady: receipts,
3,l3l cases; fresh gathered extras, 63G6 SIC:
extra firsts. 6lG62c; firstS, 5s96Oc; seconds
55T57c.
Cheese-Market steady; receipts 4ss
boxes; state whole milk flats, fresh specials,
23h G23&c: state averag erun, 23@23Ac.
Poultry-Dressed, market firm; chickens,
23 al 35c; fowls, l992shc; turkeys, 25g39c
Live, market firm: chickens, 24c; fowls, 2s
case; turkeys, 30932c
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Edwin B. Gibbs and wife to Elizabeth
Davis, Hamilton street, $50 feet east
Of Thirty-second street, north side,
SOxll5 .......:.. ':....:'...:".. .'$ u
Frank W. Carmichael and wife to
Ethel H. Moeller, Wakeley street,
so feet east OF Forty-eighth street.
south side, 50x104.35 ..............
Omaha Loan & Building association to
Dean D Cummins, Grant street, 150
feet east OF Forty-second street,
south side, 50x120 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1,2t
Morningside Land company to Maurice
Dem Michael. Seward street, so feet
west of Halcyon avenue, north side,
4OHl33 ................. q
Morningside Land company to George .
P. Johnson, Seward street. 40 feet
west of Halcyon avenue, north side,
4OXl33 .............. II
Mornlngside Land company to Charles
s. McMichael. Seward street, 12O
feet west of Halcyon avenue, north
side, 120x133 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II
Mary E. Chadwick and husband to Ed
ward F. Williams. Willis avenue,
1894 feet west OF Twentieth street,
south side, 9Gxl22 ........,......... 6,2(
The Harding company to Fl. c. Rusch,
southeast corner Twenty seventh and
Grand avenue, 8Sxll5 ............ 4,0t
Rudolph Won Luttgen and wife to Will
liam II. Smails Douglas street, 200
feet west Of Forty-eighth street,
south side, 50x139 ............... 4,St
Olive b. Clark TO Bartholomew W.
Rockford and wife, Binney street,
124 feet east OF Twentieth street,
north side. 33X124 ................. ], s.,
Charles Tilton to Peter Nielsen.
Twenty ninth street, 279 feet north
OF Ellison avenue, west side,
4OXl36A .....'...'s...'...'' a
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-21
g.. IS -. IL 30

Sheep-Sheep and lamb receipts were lib
eral enough today to make trade slow and
draggy from the start. Little movement OF
any kind was apparent on opening trade in
all divisions The general supply is ap-
parently in excess of all demand. Packer
buyers made little effort to take offerings
at steady prices. Fat lambs were slow to
lower. Good light lambs under seventy
pounds brought $1,000. Heavy kinds were
hard to move. There was some activity in
fat sheep. medium ewes going at $1O,75
with less desirable kinds bringing $1,000 @
1925, Feeder trade was very dull, nothing
Of consequence being done before 10 o'clock
The undertone was weak and lower.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
handyweight, $15.25@16.00: lambs, heavy
weight, $14.00@15,25; lambs. feeders, $40
@16.25; lambs, shorn, S11. 5O@15 90; lambs
culls, 10000 500; yearlings, fair to choice.
s11. 50@13.25; yearlings, feeders. $4,000
1925: wethers, fair to choice, $l1.00@12.50;
ewes. fair to choice. $9.75@1100; ewes.
breeders, all ages, s105o@16.50 ewes, feed
ers, $7.50@10.50; ewes, culls and Gamers,
$500m725
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-21
Kansas City Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, Dec. 2O.-Cattle--Receipts
1000, steady. Prime fed steers, $12 90 q
lA75; dressed beef steers, $11.0O912.5O;
western steers, s8.7561O.5O: cows $500
800; heifers. s6OO@1O.5O: stockers and feed
ers. ;7.OO@1O,OO: bulls, s6OO@S.OO; calves,
S600@l3OO.
Hogs-Receipts 1000 steady; bulk. 1850
916.25; heavy. s15.9O@16.45; packers and
butchers, sl5,5OQ 1925; light, $15.5O9161b;
pigs, $12.5O@14.25.
$15.0O@155O; yearlings, s12OO@I350;
wethers, Sl1.O0G12.6O; ewes $9.OOG1l35.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-21

Totals ..........612s 5,5l4 14O73
Cattle-Receipts of cattle were COM
paratively moderate, the run of i6l cars
or 1000 head being the smallest for a
Thursday since August. The four days to-
tai of 26,600 head is the lightest since
September. Buyers were all out early
again this morning and the beef trade was
another active affair at prices that were
largely 1OG15c higher than yesterday. Best
native steers brought $1,000. No good
westerns were here. Butcher stock was
easily 1O016c higher, and in spots more
than that. Values are largely 4O4b0c
higher than the low time Tuesday. Stocker
and feeder offerings ran largely to the
lighter cattle, but they were cleaned up
readily at prices that were 10@15c or more
above yesterday. Native beeves and stock
ers and feeders are fully 25@50c higher
for the week, while western beeves are
easily 25c higher and butcher stock Is any
where from csc to 35c or 4oc higher than
a week ago
Quotations on cattle: Prime heavy
beeves $12.50@1400: good to choice beeves.
S1l.50Q12.50; fair to good beeves, $50 q
1850; common to fair beeves SOO99.6O:
good to choice yearlings, sl2OOQ14.OO; fair
to good yearlings, $1050Q zoo; common
to fair yearlings, $6.50@105O; good TO
choice grass beeves, $10.00@11.25; fair TO
good grass beeves $S.75@1O.00: common to
fair grass beeves, $6,50QS.5o; good to
choice heifers, ss.O0@l0.60; good to choice
$50; common to fair cows, $5.5006.40; good
to choice feeders $9.5O@1O,50; fair to good
feeders, ss.OO@9.5O; common to fair feed
ers $6OO9IOO; good to- choice stockers,
sS.50@9.25; stock heifers. s6.S0@8.25; stock
cows, $6OO@725; stock calves, $1,000
1000; veal calves $9.OO@12.75; bulls. stags.
etc, $500 @S.5O.
Hogs--Recepts OF hogs today were the
lightest for the week and trade was
rather slow from the beginning. Packers
we're buying a few on the early rounds al
prices that were fully steady with yester-
day while few sales looked probably &c
higher. Shippers were only buying lin
tied supply this morning. Top was $3.50
steady with yesterday. while the bulk moved
from $500 to $16.25. Trade was rather
slow and there was still a number of loads
unsold around 1880. The market on stock
pigs was similar to yesterday, sales being
made all the way from $14.00 to $1,000.
Representatives sales:
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private cables from Brazil stating that pur-
chases for the account of the French gov
ernment had been started The market
opened at n decline of TO 5 points under
liquidation and March liquidation but soon
rallied with March selling up from $1.S5@
I'll. while September sold at $7.s6. The
close was II to lf points net higher De
cember, S7.29: January. $3.50; March. $3.50
May, $765; July $50; September, 1926.
Spot coffee steady; Rio IS, 7Sc; Santos Is.
9iac Cost and freight offers included
Santos Ss and Is at S9SS. London credits
The official sahles reported an advance Of
IS reis in the Rio market Santos spots
were 100 res higher and futures % rciS
higher to 20 lower. Santos cleared 10000
bags for New York