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OFFICIAL TEAM BATTING.

time and. while Nebraska did not carry
the bali far, the Cornhuskers were able
to hold the giant machine which Yost has
assembled and this is more than almost
any other team has been able to do In re-
cent years. So with an almost even break
on team work I'm the first half II was the
superior physical condition of the Mlchl-
gan men which told in the second half.
"They rushed the tired Nebraskans of
their feet" so the report of the game says.
And then came Eckersall and with his
good boot put all other individual players
far I'm the shade OF all the games played
Saturday on the hundreds of gridirons of
the country, Eckersall shOne far and above
any other player. For the third consecutive
year he was responsible for the defeat
of the Wisconsin team, He II was who
booted the ball out of danger in tight
places. He manipulated the fake which
made the big gains for Chicago. He called
the signals that ran the team with such
good Judgment that the reports say that
Stage never moved from his camp chair
where he seated himself at the start OF
the game and II was Eckersall who kicked
the goal from the field that won the game
IL required the fourth attempt to land
but he was there with the goods. The
grounds were slippery, which gave the
close formation Of the Wisconsin team an
immense advantage over the more oper
formations of Stages pupils
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the TrRdinE ana Closing
Prices on board OF Trade.

CHICAGO. oct. H.-ReportB Of damage 20
fall sown wheat In Kansas and Oklahoma
helped TO strengthen the wheat market
today. Another bullish factor was con-
tinued excellent demand for American grain
for export. At the close wheat for Decem-
Der delivery was up y TO &c. Corn ana o3ts
are up = TO Ac. Provisions are, praeueaiiy
with the exception OF a slightly easier
feeling at the start the tone Of the whe,o
market was firm throughout the entire
day. The volume of business on the whole
was rather small At the opening Decem-
Der was unchanged to hc higher AT Sona
northweast and by increased receipts az
Minneapolis and Duluth, pit traders were
houses, however, absorbed the offerings al
only slight losses. December eased OF u
S6jlc. At the end of the FIRST hour hrmeI
Fresh reports of drouth damage to the new
sown crop in the southwest started tht
buying One message from Kansas Clts
and Oklahoma Is worth giving attention 20
IL is learned from reliable sources that tnt
complaints of damage are well toundeo.
Another factor that created some appre
hension in the minds of Shorts was con
tinued urgent demand from exporters foi
American corn and oats The demand Iron iron
foreigners for grain tended to strengthen
faith in the numerous reports alleging
shortage OF feed stun in Europe. For De
was reached at S1Tc, The market closeI
strong with December at S7qS71bc. Clear
ances of wheat and Hour were equal u
271 900 bushels Primary receipts were Lao,
900 bushels, compared with l,344,OOO bushei
a year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and chi
cago reported receipts OF S94 cars, agains
763 cars last week and 724 cars year ago
Notwithstanding ideal weather conditlon
for the new crop, the corn market wa
Arm the greater part OF the session. Ear!
In the day there was little selling by pl
traders who were influenced by the clear
cold weather. Later shorts covered, as !
result of a good shipping and export de
mand. Light receints helped to create
tone The close was firm with prices al
most at the highest point Of the day. De
ccmber opened a shade lower az SAC, sol
up to 44bGD46c and closed at 44bc. Local re
ceipts were ~ cars with " cars OF eontrac
grade
The oats market was Arm the entire ses
sion. Trading was fairly active with con
siderable covering by shorts. the enoI
nous sales already made for export, am
| the continued demand from exporters wa
| the chief bullish influence. December wa
| unchanged at 28%c, sold up to S9bc an
closed at 29lsc Local receipts were ~
cars.
The feature of trading in provisions wa
| renewed selling of lard and ribs by locd
| packer. Early in the day the market rel
| the effect of these offerings, but late
| steBdied on the strength of grain. AZ " 2
| close January pork was up 2zc AZ S15iirr
| Lard was unchanged at S8UlbQb.SO. hlp
were up 21zc at $3.50. ,,,..
| Estimated receipts for Monday; Nheel
152 cars; corn 1853 cars, oats, 4SO cars; hog'
| 80 100 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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StocI, in sight,
STOCK IN SiBht
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
Foreign Financial.

LONDON, Oct. A.-Rates for money were
easier in the market and supplies were
fairly abundant. Discounts were steady.
The So OOO,O 900 in gold shipped from India
for the account of the indian secretary
was landed in Egypt and a corresponding
sum was set aside by the Bank Of Eng
land for the currency note reserve. Trad
ing on the Stock Exchange was cheerful
Prices hardened with the cessation Of
liquidation, although there was the usual
week end slackness, I'm addition to which
the nearness of the settlement checked
dealings. Consols were steady, sustaining
first class securities. Home rails were
strong Americans opened steady, improved
on New York support and hopes Of a good
New York bank statement and closed firm
and inactive. japanese imperial 6s of 1904
were quoted at 1OlK.
PARIS, oct. 2l.-Prices on the Bourse to-
day presented an upward tendency. through
out Russian imperial As were quoted at
1926. for Russian bonds of 1901 at 53I.
BERLIN, Oct. H.-Prices on the BOuTse
today were firm.
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sporting Brevitiea.

Chicago representatives of the press
ridicule the claim OF Nebraska that Bene-
dict is one of the crack ends OF the coun-
From reports Benedict was not called
upon TO kick the ball so he did not have
a chance to redeem himself at that branch
missed
The Chicago Tribune's report OF the game
contained this: Mentioning ends, II might
be said that ex-Captain Benedict. touted
as the best end I'm the west, was run over,
half
The boys from Dundee were surely fast
in the game with Creighton Saturday.
Grant and Ben Benson and Harte all living
in Dundee. No team has a faster set OF
backs than Bellvue and they backed each
other up we'll at all stages.
Belleveue has a charging machine which
is used every day. This accounts in a large
measure for the greater activity OF this
team m this branch OF the game The
drop on his opponent has all the better OF
the argument
Creighton's team needed a Jolt like the
one which Il received Saturday to awaken
the boys to the fact that they must turn
out to practice II they expect to win games
The best foot ball team Is the one which
has the eleven working best i'm unison. and
no team can have this unanimity of action
without continuous practice.
Mlnpesota ran all over the Iowa team
as was expected The husky northerner'
marked by strong plays by both teams
good punting and some bad fumbles. Brusf
and kremmer did some excellent line
plunging, and Cutting pulled on a spec
tacular run that was the feature OF th'
game. The result showed that the IOwani
were no match for the pupils Of DR.
Williams.
The better showing made by the Ma
tional league over the American is a tri
umph OF the younger generation over th'
9ggregations of stars which the Americans
tSOk from the major league. This com
PEELED the National 70 hustle for youngsteri
with the result that these have been founS
In SUFFICIENT numbers TO win a signal vic
tory over the stars IL makes the fact ap
parent that the National league has full!
recovered from the great inrOads mad
by the American organization at the tim
when these two were at war. The Ameri
can stars evidently are on the wane ant
must be replaced sooner or later b,
younger blood.
To Keene Fitzpatrick. trainer Of tn
Michigan team, must be given the credi
for the magnificent finish In the seconi
half by that team rather than 10 the team
work developed by Iost. The fact is Ne
braska had slightly the better OF the argu
ment In the FIRST half OF the game playe
at Ann Arbor Saturday. The ball was d
Michigan territory the greater part Of IN
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARRET
Bull Activity Develops Which Carries
Prices Up.
WEEKEND CLOSE UNUSUALLY STRONG
MiIIers Are Buying and minneapolis
Mills Run sunday-COrn's
strength IL on late Cow
erinE of shorts.
OMAHA. Oct. q. 1895.

OMAHA, Oct q, 1870
The ipst hour the market was dull but
very firm. Later bull activity developed,
which carried prices up. The news, while
strong in some particulars, was hardly as
important a factor sentiment and the
cash situation. Minneapolis reported
good cash demand. All the mills are ex-
pected to run tomorrow. Reports from the
southwest Indicate that millers and others
are buying wheat on the dry weather pre-
yailing. The farmers are experiencing DIFF
ficulty in obtaining supplies at reasonable
prices. Cables were Arm. December closed
at S7qS7Ac. May at SIIhc and July at S3Ac.
Corn was firm early, but strong the latter
part of the session on covering by shorts
In sympathy with the strength in wheat.
Cash demand is fair and receipts moderate.
December closed at 445Sc, old December at
45lzc, May at 4419c and July at 44Sc.
Offerings of oats under 3l1Rc for May
proved very limited and the market ad-
vanced quickly on moderate buying. The
large export demand, not only for oats but
friendly sentiment. December closed at 20
gg91sc May at 3lhc and July at SO3sc. -.
Primary wheat receipts yere litoGoO
bushels and shipments 10000 bushels,
against receipts of l,344,O0O bushels last year
and shipments Of $4,000 bushels. Corn le-
66i 900 bushels, against receipts last year OF
253,0O0 bushels and shipments of S4,OOO bush
| els. Clearances were $500 bushels of corn,
| $4,000 bushels of oats, 1900 bushels of
wheat and 1900 barrels of -four.
Liverpool closed unchanged to lad higher
and unchanged on corn.
wheat have thus far been sold for expoi l.
| On the basis of a 200 00OO-bushel crop this
| 10 a good business.
| Worlds shipments for Monday will be
| about 100000 bushels, of which Europe viii
take about S,S0O,0O0 bushels.
| Those who have watched the wheat mar
| Iet closely for several days say the selling
| at Chicago has been for the northwest and
| by the local talent, who fear that they VIII
| be unloaded upon every time the wheat
weakens. The bull leaders, they say, have
not disturbed their holdings and have sim
| ply scalped.
Rankin wired from Minneapolis: I'VE es-
! innate, with the help of figures receive
| from various sources, that 80 per cent OF
| the wheat crop of these three states has
been marketed by the farmers.i Sixty pei
! cent of our wheat crop is usually marketed
percentage will reach that figure this year
| Many houses are full and unable to do bus
| mess, Notwithstanding that che railroads
are doing their utmost to relieve them"
Omaha Cash Sales.
| WHEAT-No 2 hard, 2 cars, SO1ac; car
S0hc; J car, soc; No. hard, l car TAG
| car, 76kc
CORN-No grade, car 4Oc.
| Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No. 2 hard, S0dSlc; No. hard
I61aqisc; No. hard, 74QI6c; No. spring
| 7SUl9c; No. 3 spring, 13977C.
CORN.--No. yellow, 47Q47hc; No
oATs-No. 3 mixed, 26q26hc: No.
white, 26%Q2Ic; No. white, 6d261zc.
| RYE-No. 2 63d65c No. 3, close.
|
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Kapsa, CITY 1--we stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, oct. H.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 5000 head including 200 southeins
Market unchanged; choice export and
dressed beef steers, S5.25d6,0O; fair to good
81. C0q5O0; western steers, 2.SOq45O; stock
ers and feeders 81. 4014S5; southern steers,
81 50d4.5O; southern COWS, N.I0d2,8; native
cows S175d3.25: native heifers, $25Odi.15
bulls, S2.00GlS.OO; calves, S2.5Oq6.5O. Receipts
for the week, 300 head.
HOGS-Receipts, 5000 head. Market was
weak to Sc lower; top, 500; bulk of sales,
SO, piss and lights $L75d5.15. Receipts
for the week, 63, 500 head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts, 3,OO0
head Market steady; native lambs, $500
no: western lambs S550G7.50; ewes and
warnings S4.00d5 %; western clipped year.
ungs ST. sous. 25; western clipped sheep, SiCC
1880: stockers and feeders, $35084.65. Re
ceipts for the week, q, 800 head.
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Articles. Open. High. Low. Closet Yes'y
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day ON Various
Commodities.


NEW YORK, Oct. H.-FLOUR-Receip
q, 5gl bills; exports, 1850 bbls.; steady but
quiet Minnesota patents, $i.G9d5.lO; Mime
sofa bakers, S3.bOq4.OO; winter patents, S425
q4.65; winter straights, $4OOQ4.lO; winter
extras, S2S5qS.S5; winter low grades, S2.75p
az Rye -FOUR 9Iet far far to ge0G SSSs5
Bu CKWHEAT-Quiet delivered in New
iSSSoSRSMS1fEAL-steady; fine white and yell
low SIS; coarse, N.l4ql.l6; kiln dried,
RYEwQuiet; No western, 75c. c. /. f.,
BARLEY-ste feeding. 4Oc. c. /. t.,
1l.ooo bu. Spot, firm; No; 2 red, si7se. eie:,
TaI9T and D SsG s,soc D. SOSSt d No
No. / northern, Manitoba. $3.50, T. o. b.,
afoat The opening in wheat was steadier
big northwestern receipts and local SELL
ing. A rally followed on bull support and
&c net advance. December, 92q92ltc, closed
at 921ec; May, 9O9sqslc, closed at Ole.
CoEMResS s 0S sE 1870
No: 2 white, &c; Options were without
eem6sE Stsse; January SIZE May, 5O3le:
! SSasslfc; natural white 80 to 80 lbs, s4a
s6ei clipped white, SG to 70 lbs. S6qS61hc.
aEnEE ER S g. sty sRElDos bran $685. mid
4
| HAY-Quiet; spring, 5Oq55c; good to
| HOPS-F1rm; state, common to choice
1905. crop, logic; 1904 crop, 1SQ2lc olds
7Qllc. Pacific coast, 1905 crop, 4glSc 1901
crop, 1Sql7c; olds, Sd11c.
| HIDES-Firm; Galveston, 20 to % lbs
2oc California, q 20 25 lbs, 1skc Texas
| LEATHER-Firm; acid, 26@27c
! PRoVIsIoNs-Beef, steady; family, 81. q
ESQ; packet, slO.5Oqll.OO; city extra Indie
mess. Sl7.50Ql8.5O. Cut meats, steady; pick,
led bellies. sS75qlo5O picked shoulders
s66Oq7.OO; picked hams, S95OqlOOO. Lard
| steady; western steamed, S76O47.6O; refined
quiet; continent, $3.50; South America, S. so
| compound, $550a5.S7h. Pork, steady; family
$lL50qis.0o; short clear, Sl45Oqle.5O; mess
| TALLOW-steady; city (S2 per pkg.). 4s.c
country (pkgs. free) 4lk6I4%c.
| BUTTER-Slightly frmer, but unchanged
state creamery. 22q221kc. Ofhcial prices
! Creamery. common to extra, 16922c; reno
| waited, 15Q20c
EGGS-Quiet; extra western frsts. go
231kc western seconds, lSq20c.
| p . y l. T X Y-Alive. nominal; western
chickens, l2c; fowls, 13c; turkeys. lic
| Dressed, steady; western chickens, 9dlic
fowls. 1OdlSc; turkeys, l4q2Oc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-23

Mamma-why don't you play with Johnny
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Oct a.--COTTON--Marke
closed quiet; middling uplands, l0.4Oc; mid
ding gulf 10.65c Sales, as bales.
middling 1Ossc. Sales, 1856 bales; stock. 1894
bales.
moderate demand prices 10 points higher;
American middling fair sod; good mid
ding Sod middling, SID; low middhng,
The sales of the day were 1000 bales, of
which 500 were for speculation and export,
and included 400 American. Receipts, S,40O
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. ,21.-COTToN-
Steady. Sales- 675s bales. Ordinary, 7-16c
good ordinary, Sssc low middlhg, 5hc; mid
ding 1Olkc: good middling, l0skc: middling
fair, 10 11-16c. Receipts. 5,112 bales; stock.
1887 bales.
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The disposition of the days receipts was
is follows. each buyer purchasing the

CATTLE-As usual on the last day Of
the week there were no cattle OF any I'M
portance here, at least not enough to make
a market. AS will be noted from the ta-
bles above, the receipts of cattle this
last week, but smaller than two weeks
ago by close to 5000 head. AS compared
with a year ago there has been gain
The weeks trade in beef steers opened
rather unfavorably for the sellers. There
and large receipts and lower markets Il
other selling points. Under such circum-
stances II was not surprising that buyers
prices good and hard From Monday on
the receipts were only moderate and tho
market gradually strengthened up until
close OF the week, It is safe to say that
the market on corn-fed steers is fully
steers are a little higher, some would saw
as much as 10G15c higher The market
after Monday was in a good. healthy con-
was fully equal to the supply and on
most days the movement was fairly active,
so that the receipts were disposed OF with
Cows and heifers also sold of a little
on Monday for the same reason that beeves
were lower; that is. large receipts and
/ During the remainder OF the week the
market was fairly active every day, with
prices gradually tending upward. At the
close OF the week the market is all OF
! 15Q25c higher than II was a week ago
More than that cows are now, selling
/ at the highest point touched by the mar
/ ket in some little time. There do not APP.
/ pear to he as many cows among the cattle
receipts this season as usual. while the
| demand is very brisk. This fact is malSine
a very good COW market. and cattle OF
| that kind are selling very well as compared
| with the prices of beef steers.
! A very considerable pronortiGa of all the
cattle coming forward this week has beer
/ made up OF stockers and feeders from the
! range Fortunately there has been a good
! country demand all the week, so that tn,
/ trade has been kept in a good, healthy con
dition. The result has been fairly activ,
market every day, with tendency TOWARD
prices to little higher basis. At tn,
| close of the week Il is safe to quote tn,
/ desirable kinds of cattle as l0d115c higher
| than the close of last week More thar
! that, the yards are well cleaned up, 81
| that the prospects would seem IN indicate
a favorable opening for next week.
| Representative sales:
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Iaen,,ned a. Andrews.

tification of the man who lured William
Ellis. the Australian horseman, TO house
in Berkeley and then murderously assaulted
and robbed him, as Milton FRANKLIN An
drews, who is wanted in Colorado Springs.
Colo, for the murder OF Bessie Bouton, Is
contained in a letter from Chief OF Police
Reynolds of Colorado Springs received to-
day by Marshal Vollmer of Berkeley. The
woman who accompanied Andrews and
aided him in the attempt TO kill Ellis is
Olivia. a French Canadian, formerly liy-
ing at Buffalo, Montreal, and Toronto,
Canada. The description of the couple
sent out by Vollmer talies exactly, ac-
cording TO Chief Reynolds, with the records
Of the Colorado Springs police headquar-
tiers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-23

Sc. e72 2 40
CALVES

HOGS-The market opened in very fair
shape this morning on the good kinds of
hogs, which were In demand at stronR
prices The movement on that kind was
reasonably active, so that the most of the
hogs answering to that description changed
On the other hand. the less desirable loads
were rather slow and were inclined To
sell little, easier than yesterday. AS
noted recently, quality is cutting more fin
ure than was the case short time ago and
not 30 much attention is paid to weights
Good lightweights still have the preference
but good heavy and butcher loads are sell.
ing closer up TO them than they were.
The hog market this week has remained
very steady, thOre being no important
fluctuations any day, either up or down
Under the influence of moderate recelDts
and good demand prices have gradually
firmed up, and at the close OF the week
are on an average just about Sc higher
than they were at the close of last week.
columns. the hog market is at present t" eSs
tanning its main support from the shippers
who, with the aid of light receipts are
ers in all sections OF the country believe
that hogs are too high to admit Of cured
meats being stored away at a profit. and
whenever the shipping demand falls on
they pound prices without hesitation IN
they had their way the market would be
at least soc lower than IT Is now. This Is
the season of the year when the market
usually breaks under the influence Of bear
tactics on the part OF the packers. Last
| October the average price OF hogs on the
| first day OF the month was 1914 but be-
! fore the close OF the month they had
| During November they continued on down.
closing the month at SAG, the average on
years the market for the month OF Octo-
Der has closed lower than II opened. with
only two exceptions and they were in 1891
market Base higher than II opened. Dur
| ing the same term OF years the market
| for November has closed higher only ive
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-23

SHEEP Receipts OF sheep this morning
numbered only four cars, tnree OF winch
Mere direct to paeEers 9nd NOT vn1ISH n1
here TO make a market or estdbush amy
change Ia quotations. A little punch OF ma
tive Black races from Nebraska farm
sold as high as 80 for the lambs and $50
Tor the ewes snowing whPt ie'iy caoiee
stun viii bring.
larger than for the week before, but not as
large as two weeks ago. Whtle there was I,
fatr run, there Was "A decided snurtaSe at
the week In the supply OF tat sneep, ear
lings and ewes Win a gouu demand, lhe
marKet mas gradually tirmed up ana at the
close OF the week guou tat eWeH, Nethers,
yearlings and lambs are all of g0g'49 nlsner
than they we're a week ago. The trade nus
been active all the week and packers nave
cleaned up each days receipts on arrival;
Sellers have been extremely Wen pieaseu
Feeders were very high last week. so that
buyers have been very much against rdis-
ing prices any this week still the market
has been firm and In some cases perhaps u
little higher. The trade In feeder sheep has
been very limited, as there have beeh no
feeder wethers or ycarlings TO speak OF.
There have been some ewes and they nave
gradually advanced under the influence on
the very good demand, until they are close
TO 25c higher than week ago. Inc mo ,9
OF the feeding ewes are selling at A25q 449
Breeding ewes are very scarce. GoOg
weighty feeding lambs have sold at 500.
@6.S. with lighter weights, but OF iair
Quotations on Eat sheep and lambs Good
to choice lambs, S.00lrl.50; good TO chOlce
yearling wethets, S.@q6Oi good 70 cnoiSe
old wethers, S5.G0d5.b5; good to choice ewes
quotations on feeder sheep and lambs
Good feeding lambs, S6.oOn6.5Oi good teed
ers, A.5Od475; feeder ewes, $4O0a4.N; breed
ing ewes, S4.40@475.
Representative sales:
No e ,,,,,. GOO. AN Az 55oj
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some seasonabIe Advice.

II may be a piece OF superfiuous advice
70 urge people at this season OF the year to
lay in a supply OF chamberlain's' Cough
Remedy. II is almost sure to be needed
before winter is over, and much more
prompt and satisfactory results are OBJ
tanned when taken as soon as a cold is con-
tracted and before il has become settled In
the system, which can only be done by
keeping the remedy at hand. This remedy
is so widely known and so altogether good
that no one should hesitate about buying
II in preference to any other.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-23

NEW YORK, Oct. A.~-EVAPORATED
APPLES--The market in evaporated apples
continues to show 1irmness and futures
appear to be attracting more attention.
Common to good are quoted at SdD6lsc I;
nearby prime, 71sd7%c; prime, Sc.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Pyunes
remain in moderate demand with spot quo
tations ranging from 41kd71hc according to
grade. Apricots are firmly held with choice
quoted at S1aM9c; extra choice, eh@9Ac;
fancy, 10G11hc. Peaches remain nominal.
Raisins are said to be offered less freely
by outsiders and the tone is frmer with
out any quotable change in prices. Loose
Muscatel are quoted at 6hW7hc; London
La Ners. 81. 1b6l1 90 - -.