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Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-21
Officials Appear

Then the officials sprang into promi-
nenee Bill Traeger, who used to be.
quite collegiate player, was forced
into service. No one could tell what
Bill was doing, but at any rate he had
a rule book which was referred to con-
stantly,
Pat Higgins was gazed upon with
awe when. clad in a white "blazer,"
ne skipped out on the field and COM
menced giving directions. Pat. they
say, is a real Rugby player. Pat had
great advantage yesterday and
refereed without inimical demonstra-
tion from the crowd, which was un-
able to tell whether he was behaving
himself
Pretty soon Pomona lined up at the
north end of the field and Berkeley
prepared to kick Off The formation
was much after the collegiate style.
Whitman dug his toe into the leather
and the ball whirled toward Pomona
territory, Before Claremont realized
what had happened this same Whit
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-21

c0naasratiOn, Venice Halloween evening
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-21
SAN FRANCISCO
FRESNO

Totals ........24 3 5 2 q
SCORE BY INNINGS
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-22

SHEEP Receipts Of sheep were larger
this morning. there being very tair
Wednesdays run. The arrivals consisted
quite largely Of killers, although there was
a considerable sprlnkling Of feeders, both
sheep and lambs.
The market on fat sheep did not ny so
high as Yesterday. Advices from other
market points made buyers a little weak
kneed to start with and the further fact
that there was a liberal supply from which
to make selections enabled them TO take
their time In filliug orders. The result was
that the market was rather slow and ihe
In taking OF about what they put on yes
terday, but even then prices looked very
good.
There was no very great number Of
lambs on sale that would do for killers
and as buyers evidently wanted a few the
market on the better kinds did not show
much change as compared with yesterday.
Some pretty good western tat lambs sold
UP 60 IT'S.
Feeders were in very fair demand and
as there were some outside buyers In the
market in spots was higher. The general
trade. however, could only be quoted as
steady. but with the demand good.
Quotations on killers; Good 70 choice
lambs, f00d14O: fair TO good lambs, SO. 75E
100; good TO choice yearlings, S15d6 O0;
fair TO good yearlings t5.5O6f5.I5 good to
choice wethers, S525d6 50; fair TO good
$5.OU01S.26; fair TO good ewes, A.6jd6.00
Quotations on feeders Good 10 choice
lambs, f6O0d68; medium lambs, Sb0qs 90;
! light lambs, A2Q6 q; yearllngs. $5.l5GS, 50
Wethers, A.I5H500; ewes, $500 i4U; breed
Ing ewes, a. I5d6 co.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-22
wool Market.

BOSTON. Nov. 2l-WOOI.-Market is in
n henlthful. progressive condition. with a
steady demand and steady prices prevailing.
A feature OF the situation Is the scarcity OF
wools, running to thrcc-eighths and half
blood grades This is particularly notice
able In territories and In hecCcs, Attention
s now being paid TO clothing wOols, Pulled
wools are steady. Individual transactions
In territories touch the hNlf-million mark.
Foreign grades are firm. Leading domestic
quotations follow ohio and PENNSYLVANIA
M and above SCkd3tC. Y. 8lM33C; No. ],
a0d4ic: No. q SSdS9C, fine unwashed. 25Gf36c;
unmerchantablc @W)OC; half blood uu-
/ washed, 13Q&ikC: thrce-cighths blood uu-
washed Std3ilbc quarter hluod uuwashed
s2aasc delaine washed 35q96c deaine uu-
washed Gl5i89C. Michigan-F1ne unwashod,
26c6c threc-cighths blood unwashed, SU
s4c: quarter blood unwRshcd 8lqS2c dclainc
uuwashed Gld2SC. kentucky Indiana ana
Missouri Combing quarter blood. @nMc
Texas (sCourcd bass)-Fine ~ months, lSfg
/ &c nnp to s months 66d63c' hue fau
clean, 5Sn6OC. California tscouted hasisl-
/ Northern choice, 6106Ne northern good sSig
| sc: middle counties, 63dGoc; southern, SO
CSC. fall free J6d51c. oregon (scoured
I basis)-ERstprn No I staple. l0HIlc, east
crn No ! clothing, 6Sd7oc: valley NO l. 20
! n62c TERRITORY tstaple secured nasisl-
/ F'lne TOd72r: hne medium, 6Sd1Oci medium,
g5Tsgr Territory tordiuRuy scoured bas -
* 66a6SC: No /, 62M6ic. Pulled MOCls
/ (scoured basis)--ENtra, 69dt7tci tne, tSdhbc
/ A supers 57d6hc: B supers. l9n6ac -,
! ST. LOUIS Mo, Nov. q .--WOOAyS-ste l; ~;
! Medium grades Combing aud clothing, 80
J &c: light hne. iSd2lc; heavy me, lfq 'hc
. tub-wnEhpd 32G31iAC.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-22
I GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
hotion Of Wheat Option in Pit Somewhat
Irregular
BEARS GET BEST OF THE DAILY eKTTLt
Liquidation in Eviaence I'm December
All Dny Long, the slump Ae-
counting for weakness in
Distant months.
BEARS Gel BEST OF THE DAILY sATTlt
OMAHA. Nov. N. iaW.

OMAHA, Nov. q, 1915.
Wheat was somewhat Irregular. Decem-
re., oer opened sse below yesterday close and
unchanged and declined 20 sc below yes
Liquidation was in evidence all day In De-
cember and this accounts for the slump In
tnat month and the weak tendency OF the
9lstant months: The situation In the north
Vest ~ sun bulhsh, receipts being light and
the cash demand urgent Southwestern
markets were stronger.
Wet weather throughout the corn belt
and predictions Of more lent strength to
the corn market today Prices gradually
cimbed up, closing &c higher Trade how,
ever wee very light Receipts were small
and so was the demand.
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000
bu., and shipments OF sol 900 bu., against
shipments OF $50. 900 bu.
Corn receipts were 5000 bu., and ship
nsnts s.t4VgO bu., against receipts ias iast
Clearanoes were $4,000 bu. wheat, 1884,
200 bu corn, $4,000 bu. oats. and -four
Liverpool closed x a 4 d lower on wheat
and unchanged on corn.
a wire from Minneapolis says; The
Market Record has received reports show.
ing great failing on in production OF
wheat from that OF the previous year;
The decrease was not so much In the total
as II was In the total of milling wheat
owing 70 greatly Increased acreage ana
Yield OF durum, which is not milled TO any
great extent in this country. 1t might as
we'll have been corn or barley 80 far as its
effects upon -four milling are concerned.
moderssS t crSp. S raised Il hA' some G s 5000 coo
bushels OF grinding wheat leaving a short
supply for northwestern mills
Minneapolis; No. northern sold Sc over
December this morning. the greatest pre-
nium 50 far on the crop and At the time
Minneapolis should be increasing stocks
count under December price.
Local range OF options:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-22
NEW YORKSTOCES AND BONDS
Call Money Rate Fluotuates and Values
Move with Il.
RATE RISES TO TEN PER CENT EARLY
Comprehensive Downward MovemeH'
of stocks Follows and Later
Market shows No Con-
sistent Tone.

NEW YORK, Nov. I.-There was a good
deal OF uncertainty In the moVemeht oL
the prices Of stocks today, the NaIHlhhs
fluctuations being mostly traceable 10 the
changing course Of the rate for call loans.
When the rate ran up to 10 per cent IN tuS
hrst hour the result from ne aownwStu 1,l,, Isl
hensive Afterwards the market shoWeu mo NJ
very consistent tone. The advances WeIe
spotty and. uneven and there were I'M
portant stocks whfca failed to respond 70
the resistance to pressure and OF UNDER
lying strength. The recession IN lne Hi1uSy
rate was allowed to have an lnpoIlals
Influence I'm the recovery. The action OF
the money market was puzzlnB' me IhisS rs
Of the two previous days was, IN sp.lo ,oc Ha
factors. supposed to be working tor lne
replenishmeut Of loanable funds, while 20,
DAYS easing OF money condltlons eeeNlou
inconsistent with the Sessation % rne soi,se re
cent upward course Of New YORK eNCnalsS =
at Chicago was reversed today IN spite OF
the attraction OF the money rate OF yes
| ferdav and this morning. Exchange was
quoted at Chicago at 10 cents pIettll!uiui'
compared with 20 cents per N,VOO YESTERDAY !, .
/ Time money rates here continued IN tle
| later call loan market. From this time
there was an inclination to look fof Some
special cause for the course OF the can can
was an Important shifting Of loans on
account Of n large estate when S,it pIoIsn'
new supplies into the call loan ma .,lS.s5 ~
I The yielding OF the call loan rate fprove9
/ an effective argument lot renew -
! strength in stocks notwithstanding the op-
scurity about it's cause. There was lV7
| ticeahie diversion OF speculative attenuon
| to Iow-priced stocks and circulauon ~
/ T1luors to account for some OF them, while
/ in others specific explanation was lacking
/ The rise In Pacific Mail was clearly enough
due to the strong stand for snip SUBSIDY
/ law taken by the secretary OF state IN ms
! speech at Kansas City and the assumption
/ that the attitude of the adminlstration ~
! the subject might be thus inferred. IhSre
was q recurrence OF active interest IN the
Hin stocks-Cnion Pacific and Readlns
| Illinois Central relapsed from yesterday s
| advance and 81. Paul, United States Steel
/ Amaigarnated Copper and some other prom
| inent favorites were backward. 'FRONT.'
| whole list late in the day and the CLOSING
was irregular and generally below the
/ hest A 80 -
! Bonds we're irregular. Total sales, paI
| value 82llAOOO United States registered
! 2s declined 4 per cent on call. -
| The following was the range OIL prices on
! the New York Stock exchange; r,,,,.o
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-22
FATAL FALL OF BUILDING
Three Men Killed and Fourteen Hurt
when Concrete walls
give Way. 80.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Nov. 2.-Three men
were killed. eight seriously injured and six
slightly hurt today at Eastman Kodak
park works. The men were NJ work on
scaTold near the top OF a two-story build
ing in course of construction. The proha-
BILE cause of the accident was the removal
OF the supports Of the steel hooringi before
the concrete had properly set.
About twenty workmen were on the up
per scanold wher the top floor gave way.
The roof and walls toppled in with a crash
of. concrete and bricks and heavy steel
orders The men were hurled into the
debris, falling about forty feet
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-22
NEW York GENERAL MARKET
Quotations OF the Nay ON various
CommoditIea.

Commodities.
NEW YORK, Nov. 21--FLOCR-Rc-
ceipts, .295 barrels; exports, 2l,621 bar
rels; sales, $500 packages; market steady
sofa patents, f4.1Om44O; Minnesota
bakers g. iO03.so winter patents, 3.75p
tras, t2.sOdSlO; winter low grades, H.Nu
! go Rye -four hrm; sales, 2D Dds :
fair to good, t3.45q9.so; choice TO fancy; y;
S3.S5Q4.l5 Buckwheat -four, steady, R2.2O
/ @2.30i shipment, TO arrive.
| CORNMEAL--Steady; fine white and yell
low, n.2Od15; coarse, Hi0d1.12; kiln-dried'
RYE-Firm; No. 1 western. 71lso c. l. f..
/ New York; Jersey and state, 6ilaU691ho, de-
BARLEY-steady; feeding, 44hc C. /. I.
/ New York; mailing, 49Q59c c. !. T. But-
WHEAT-Receipts, lls,5OO bu.; exports,
| 9e,069 bu. sales, 2,7O0, 900 bu. futures;
| spot market easy; No. red, S0hc Sleva-
tor and sl9s {. o. b. afioat; No. north
2 hard, winter, 77%o, c. /. T. Bufialo The
| early wheat market was steady and at
times higher. on strength in the north
west and smaller receipts, but after mid
/ day weakened under renewed December
| liquidation and reactions in outside mar
kets The market closed heavy, at = q
cember, closed 81 5-i6c.
CORN-Receipts, 46.225 bu; exports
s4,i43 bu,; spot market 1rm; No. 2, 54c
elevator and 54hc f. o. b. afoat; No.
yellow, 54lic. No. = white, 55c. Options
changed january closed 51hc, May
closed SOS C. pecemleseT a. closed s,. 52%e, %Sr,.
Soo =, set tsOUO ou, ,,,,ed osts
| 26 to 30 pounds, 3Sc; natural white, 3e
| TO S3 pounds. SO q 40Mc; clipped white, 80
| FEEBWFirTn. snrinK bran. S2S.t0
prompt shipment; mlddlings -s22.S5
prompt shipment; city t220o@ $3.50.
HAY H,AY.,Filrm; f GlI1 {; shipIipg' $50 soc; good &c
choice. 81 .O60I.lN.
HOPs-Quiet; state. common to choice
1905 2Oa24c; 1896, 9d1Sci Pacific coast 1896
Enthusiastically; GALVESTON. 20 to % lbs.
20c; California, q to 25 lbs, uc Texas
LEATHER Esteady; acid, 27@2sc.
PROVISIONS-Beef dull; family, s12.5(
dl2O0; meas, tS00a9.0O; beef hams, S22.OOd
24.5O; packet $40 50aiLOO: city extra lndif
picked bellies. so 25d1250; picked hams
S12.O0Qf2.5O Lard, easy; western prime
eontiRent rIgiIV $3.50; HSt South America, So Is
compound, $500 n S.25. Pork, steady; fam
tiy, $1s5O@1s.0o; short clear slS.OO@
'fTHLLow-Barely steady; city (S2 pei
pkg.(, ehc; country tpkgs. free), Sh
RI6F-steady; domestic, fair to extra
GBAc; Japan, nominal.
POULTRY-Alive, market irregular
f5c Dressed, market irreguiari western
chickens, 12gishe; spring turkeys 10 q
| 1Sc; fowls, 1OQ12hc s -s
| BtJTTER-Strong; street prices, eXtri
creamery, 2s@2sho. Omcial prices: Cream
cry common to extra, zoo 29c; held, sec
ondBa TO extra, 81 02So state, dairy, com
mon to extra,2O@27hc; renovated, common
| 10 EXTRA lBm22hc, western factory com
mon TO ffsts, i6h q zoe; western imlta
tion creamery, firsts, 21 Q22c.
CHEESE-Quiet; state, full cream
large and small September, fancy
i3ikc: October, best 12%c; state. fair 4
good, 126l21ic: state. inferior, 10Adll%c
nearby, fancy and selected white, sqdiOc
state, choice, 36Gl3sc; state, mixed fancy
6GS7c; western selected best. 33c. Officia
prices: Firsts 32c; seconds, Nd30c.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-22
New York Live stock MnrLet.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2l.--REEVES-Ra
ceipts. 1884 head Steers, slow and lCdl5c
lower: bulls, steady; COWS, lower, except
bologna stock, which was steady; steers.
foO; cows. N.So%is.s5. Exports TO-DAY. 4S cat
tie, 20 sheep and 1850 quarters of beef, to-.
morrow, $50 cattle.
2 CALVES-Receipts, 1891 head Ve8le,
slow TO 25c lower; grasserg. dull, but stock
steady; western, steady; veaIs, $4,000 IS;
choice te.00; little calves and culls, S3.G0ff
400; grassers, S225u3.00, prime western
calves, "a, IS best calves, slow; city dressed
yeals: sa1Sisc per pound; country dressed.
SHEEP AND I.AMBs-Receipt ,SSss
head Sheep, steady: choice sheep firm
lambs. steady to lOc higher, closed easier
81 O0d325: choice $50; culls, SEQ lambs,
S. soar. rs: one car choice heavy, S7.%: oulls,
s. 0Od5 80; Canada lambs, $3.50
HOGS-ReCeipts, 7720 head, Market
steady; state hogs, $6.50d6ec
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-22
stock In sight.
csipts Of live stock al the six principal


NEW YORK Nov H.-METAIs-There
was quite a sharp decline IN the London
tin market spot closing at e195 81 and fti-
easy, In sympathy with spot. quoted az
S42 65d5280 Copper was unchanged In the
local market win ,sSe ~ :, gu quoted d az sS1 20
az S2l 5C9as7h The English market was
lower, with spot quoted at GiO0 IL 81 and
futures at flW. Lead waE IL "a higher al
els is "a in London. Locally the market
was unchanged, with quotations ranging
from $50 TO 800. according 10 delivery.
SpelteT was quiet at IS 8Sd6 20 and was un-
changed at Ell l5s In Loadon. Iron was
higher In the English market. with stand.
ard foundry quoted at Sos and Cleveland
warrants at sos Sd. Locally the market was
steady and unchanged, With No. foundry
northern quoted At f25 256e6 q, No. foun.
dry northern az ~ 7598 rs No. / foundry
southern al t6.b0qE1. 80 and No. Z foundry
southern al t6OeQe7O
sT LOUIS, Nov n.--METALs-Lead
quiet B.8; spelter, quiet, t627h.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-22

ST. LOUIS, Nov. H.--CATTLE-Recei pts,
$50 head including i,20 head OF Texans;
market steady; native shipping and export
steers, f5.O0qT00: dressed beef and butcher
steers, $4.50ti6.90: steers under Loo pounds,
s.. G465: stockers and feeders. S2OO94 20:
225; bulls, 81 2OaIOO; calves. S.oOfiS 81;
Texas and Indian steers, $2.bO6l5.5O; cows
and helfers, s.. lOfiS.5O.
HOGS Receipts, $3.50 head; market 90
higher: pigs and light. t90a6. Is: packers,
S6O0Q6S; butchers and best heavy, IS. 1OSi
68O . se.a.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reoeipts 900
head; market steady; native muttons, $50
d5.8; lambB. G0Odi7,CO culls and bucks,
81 75l3.50; stockers. So 25d4.O0.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-22

good request Americans opened easy in
response to the irregular tone OF wall
street az the close last night but at about
noon the parity level was exceeded and
the market ruled steady. Canadian Pacific,
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific leading
the rally. The Improvement was not main
tniued during the afternoon, owing 10 the
moderate New York selling. but a slight
hardening Of prices occurred near the
close. which was steady. though at a
lower level. Japanese imperial Sc OF 1904
closed al 1OOh
PARIS, Nov u.-Prices on the Rourse
today were unsteady. Russian imperial 4s
closed at $50 and Russian bonds Of l9N
1f
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-22

Date. IL. I1sO5 Ilsol. .Ileos Ia IleM IlsOO
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-22
CnrIOt Receipts,
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROvIsToS'
Features of the Trading and CiOains
Prtcea ON BOARD of Trade,


CHICAGO. Nov. a.-The local wheat
market today was subjected to renewed
> selling pressure on the December option
Al the close the December delivery was Off
Ad@Rc Corn was up hmSsc Oats were a
shade higher. Provisions were SdlSc
The feature Of the days trading was the
nenewed selling OF the December delivery
by longs and elevator interests. Fer
short time after the opening the market
showed some fEynpess because OF a $harp
advance IN The prize Of wheat sai,I a. Mnns5 I'm q
receipts Arrivals today az Minneapolis and
Duluth were about .one-half of what they
and the price OF No, / hard at Minneapolis
was quoted at ,514cs above the December
delivery News from the southwest ,Sas %as
cash houses were bidding higher premium
for wheat than at any previous ume TINS
ket after the slight hrmness at the open,
ing was inclined TO be weak The total
volume Of trading was small, The close
point OF the day, December opened l nn,
Changed 70 a shade higher at 7s5tc TO lsh
SsSo CieaTanees OF wheat and fiour were
equal to $4,000 bu. Primary receipts were
5000 bu.. against ], $4,000 pu for the same anne
Chicago reported receipts OF 5Ss cars,
against 595 cars last week and loss cars
Ir6dins in the corn pit was quiet. but
the market was firm all day. Small local
receipts ana wet weather throushout tue
corn belt were the sources Of strength.
The demand came largely from commits, 1is =
sion houses. December opened nc TO Aq
SC higher at 42kc to 42hG427so, sold UP TO
42Nc and closed at 49hq42hc. Local re-
ceiptS were 124 cars, with = cars OF con-
oats we're quiet and steady. There was a
fair demand by commission houses but
offerings were scarce because, OF the de-
creased movement occasioned by the rough
weather throughout the middle west. De,
. cembar opened shade higher at Bssc, SOLO
hetWeeh S3lkd33Ac and S3SsQS34c and closed
AT S3Nc Local receipts were rs oars.
Although trading in provisions was no'
active the market was hrm All day De-
cause OF a decrease In hog receipts at west
=, RTn packing oenteTs and an Increase In the
sbipnents of meat and lard. January PORK
,gas especially. strong. Considerable dis
position was shown hv outsiders to buy
nroducts for investment, Al the close
January pork was up t5c al NLT1h. Lard
was Sc higher at tSb71s. RIBS were o.
higher st s7.S2iAd1.Sb.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow! Wheat
10 cars; corn, i47 cars; oats, lSs cars; hogs
me leading futures ranged as follows
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-22
Loudon CIosinR stocl,.

LONDON. Nov. 2l.-Closing quotations
the Stock exchange ~orc'
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-22

NEW YORK, Nov. H.-MONEY--On call,
strong 4d1O per cent: ruling rate, s prr
cent; closing bid. per cent; offered, at 4
per cent Time loans, strong; 90 days, "a
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-s06ts
STERLING EXCHANGE-steady, with
actual business I'm bankers bills at ASolW1
4.SS75 for demand and at SiS95gI4. $3.50 for
81 S6lh; commercial bills, &iSOG4 sos
SILVER--Bar, NJ; Mexican dollars, 5ois.
BONDS-Government, easy railroad ir-
Quotations on bonds today we're as fol-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-22

NEW YORK. Nov. l-oILs-Cett6nse
steady; prime crude, T. o. b. mills, 26'ac;
prime yellow, 42c. Petroleum STEADY; re,
Baltimore. s7I5; Philadelphia and Balt-
more in bulk, A.35. Turpentine. firm, iO1s
ROsIN - steady; strained, common to
good A25 - a..
OIL CITY Pa. Nov. 2l-oILs-Credit
balances, S1.6s. Runs, lG7.22 bbls; average,
S9eS bbls. Shipments, l5,3m bbls.; aver
age 1856 g9e bbls.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-22
Kansas city lave stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. Zl.-CATTLE--
southerns; market steady TO shade higher
choice export and dressed beef steers, $3.50
G675: fair to good, AO0a5. 40: western
steers, $25cd5. Is; stockers and feeders. &2.5
d4.75; southern steers. $3,0Od5. IS; southern
cows, g.. 25d3.25; native cows, S2OOg48; ma
tive heifers, $275dS26; bulls, t2.l5a3.S
calves, S275Q7.OO.
HOGs--Receipts. 1900 head market
strong 70 zoe higher; top %S bulk Of
sG lbn6 25: pigs and lights &576aS2 25
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 400
head; market strong to l0c higher; lambs
t6.0OaT. IS; ewes and yearngs, A75G6.O
W stern yearlings, IS. 5.25dS,3; western
sheep, A.25G625; stockers and feeders. 1910
m6OO
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-22

port. ana Included g. 200 American Receipts.
A,0p bales, including f3 so American,
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. u.-CoTION-
Sput market closed hrm; sales, foO halcs.
Low ordinary GisC. nominal; ordinary. t'1C,
nominal; good ordinary, n-i6ci low mid
ding, qifc; middling l0Asc; good middlug
n b-i6c. niddUng fair N u-i6C. nominal
fair u 5-l6c. Receipts, 3i,G6; stock, ~ ls3.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. Nov. n.-C0TTON-
Steady. Middling, tOA,c Sales, i.29i bales
n 7e- bales
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-22

George g. McCague 10 E. ]. Robin
ann. north as feet lota I and 2 block


George g. McCague 10 r. ]. Robin
"a walnut Hlii. ........,...........s 1870
Fred c. HaVeT and wife 10 John H.
Henne, lot 10, block 3. Myers, Rich I;
ards e. Tilden's, Observation-Disclosures, 2B
Eugene J. Sullivan and wife 10 PrU-
dent and Emma Baert lot 4, block
2 Mahoney g. Minahan's first addit
ton to South Omaha, s,, n ...,. ,.s.seg 2S
John SkwarzcosKi and wife TO AIT
drzejj Obai, lot 10, block IS. South
Casper f. Yost and wife to Morris 3.
Boiler, lots 6 and = Pruyn's subdi-
Milton T. Barlow and wife to Morris
lanes III Ebersole et al 10 Thomas
u. McCague. lots I and 2 block q
Reeds first addition. .................... ]
Josephine II. Weidenfeller to Clinton
A Peach. lots 5 aud 6. Twenty
fourth Street Business Place, South
Anna CoTrigan 10 Gustave Defoordt,
lot ?, block 6, Logan Place............ 400
Agricultural Insurance company 20
Allen T. kilbv, lots ana B. block B..
FTSnE '' I. Mccoy et al. 10 peter W.
r BirkhanseT, north 46 feet south %
feet. lots I, and O, block Y, West 49,.
END .ss zfu0J
George Hoist and wife 20 Charles M
Schmidt lot IL. Missouri avenue.
PARK Place extension. ...s...t.......... l.AW
VIII H. Thompson and wife 10 Belle b..
NJ DuffaCk lot 8, block -, second
addition Bedford Place.."....."...o- 80
rot.l..........................,....,,,,Sii ,Siioos
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-22
Gillette Mnrder TrIaI.

HERKIMER, N Y, Nov tk-Helen
al rupper lake. to whom Grace Brown Is
said to have told her troubles lust before
day In the Gillette murder trial Miss
Greenwood said there was nothing par-
ticulRily noticeable about Grace Brown the
day she saw her.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-22
Total recelpts -. .2l6
The disposition of the days receipts was
) follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
l. L. IL
Totals

CATf LE-There was a total OF e0I cars
Of catt.e reported in the yards this morn
ing, which was a very liberal run for
Wednesday The quality on an average
was not particularly good, there being
market for beef steers. Packers evidently
wanted supplies Of good killers and such
cattle as would come under that head sold
at about yesterdays prices. There were no
choice cornfeds such as there were here
yesterday 10 put a top on the market.
There were however quite a good many
very fair killers among the westerns.
Cows and heifers also sold in about the
same nOtches as Yesterday and there was
no quotable change in the desirable kinds
at least
Good fleshy and well bred feeders con-
| tinue to be good sellers and il is very little
trouble 10 dispose Of everything Of that de-
scripuOn coming forward at the present
! time. Trash seems to be slow every day
| The country apparently does not care for
stockers or anything to be roughed through
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-22
Cotton Crop statisticG.

WASHINGTON, Nov. H.-The amount
OF cotton OF the crop OF 1905 up TO Mo-
vember "a. according to a bulletin issued
by the census bureau today was s,53l, ass
bales counting round bales as half bales
as against 7.5l1.i80 bales last year. The
number OF active ginneries u given a.
27,SS1. against 2S.3i0 last year. b..