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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01

SHEEP-Receipts OF sheep were light
again today and the total for the week is
very much smaller than for the corre-
spending period during recent weeks. At
very well. so that the market Is in a good
healthy condition.
Packers we're all looking for sheep this
morning and were all out early with the
result that the market opened in very good
season with prices on the best selling sheep
around l0al5c higher than yesterday. Very
good fed ewes sold up as high as S3.S5 with
wetherB at $500 and yearlings as high as
connection that buyers are discriminating
against heavyweiEhts, Thus while weth-
ers OF desirable weights are selling up to
AOO others Weighing as much as 40
pounds sold yesterday down to $3.50. II Is
the same way with ewes and yearlings,
buyers all looking for the hRndyweights.
The supply Of fat lambs was small this
morning and the demand good, with the
natural result that offerings commanded
strong prices and the trade was active at
the advance. Right good fed western lambs
solo up to S6.bb, which was sc higher than
anythlng brought yesterday.
There were not enough feeders In sight
70 make a market. A few lambs brought
SoO0 which looked like n good, firm price.
IN tact, the feeling on feeders was IL any
thing strong and orders in the hands OF
buyers are far in excess OF receipts Il
would take a good liberal run to supply the
demand, but as already noted receipts are
small and are not likely to be very large
Tor some time to come
Quotations en- sheep and lambs: Good to
choice lambs. S6.2JG6.50; fair to good lambs,
S60q6.2i good feedinR lambs, A60a5.25;
tair feeding lambs. &.O0Gp4. 60; light common
lambs, S3.O0d4O0, mandy weight yearllngs.
A50d5OO; heavy yearlings, s. SOat50. feeder
yearhngs, 50 7684S5; good to choice wethers,
4Sf544l5; fair TO good wethers, 0.50H3. Is;
Iee0lng wethers, s.l5q8b0; fat ewes, $50
02O0.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01
COLD WEATHER WILL CONTINUE
Low Temperature VIII Prevail
ThrOuEhOut Mississippi valley
for Several Days.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3O.--The maximum
OF the cold wave the first general one OF
the season, now felt practically all over
the country east Of the Rockies. has not
been reached. Colder weather is predicted
for tonight in New England. east Of New
York and the south Atlantic and east gulf
states, while the weather bureaus indica-
lions are that there VIII be freezing tenn
perRture in north Florida and frost in the
central portions Of the state tonight. Storm
warnings are displayed on the great lakes
and on the New England coast.
The cold, IL is predicted. will continue for
several days over the Mississippi valley
and the eastern states. Freezing tmepera-
lures have been reported as far south as
the interior OF the gulf states
Chicago, Nov. S0.-A drop of from Is
to 20 degrees in temperature, accompanied
by steady snowstorm, swept IN upon the
city today from the northwest.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01
TRUST MAGNATES TO JAIL
Sentences Against Officials OF Naval
stores Affirmed by Federal
Circuit Court.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Nov. sO-The fed
eral circuit court of appeals sitting here
has affirmed the decision OF the lower
court in the socalled naval stores trust
case. Two Of the officials Of the Ameri-
can Naval Stores company were sentenced
70 serve three months IN jail, while five
men were given fines Sggrsgaang 1880.
The sentences were pronounced May "A
1903, and the case was taken to the ap-
pellate court on a writ Of error with fifty
three specifications.
1t was announced last riRht that an ef-
fort would be made TO eertt3ia-i the case
to the supreme court OF the C'pftsA States.
Spencer p. shotter Of Savannah, Chairman
Of the board Of directors al-& = s. .. Ny
ers vice president OF tbs noa1r4a,y were
given jail terms in addition 20 MA fines.
George NJ. Boardman Of New Teygr. p. g
Nash Of Savannah, and Katl tc5ilsr OF
jacksonville. Fla, wsrs aAa4 rg,ly
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01
MISSING PHILANTHR0PlST
RETURNS TO HIS HOME
NJ. A. Maryland of Kansas City, who
Disappeared After Leaving Large
Sum to Charity, Reappears,

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 8O-M. A. Nayland
Of this city, who last week gave $4,000
TO charity, and then went into Sc
clusion to avoid the plAudts that he
dreaded, reappeared at his home today.
Asked why he gave three-fourths OF his
fortune awEy,~he said
Il had a little money. saw so many
poole worse off than was that 1 wanted
to help them little. That's all there is 70
it,"
Where did you hide7' he was asked.
''Oh, I went to a hotel here in the city,
where 1 have been all the time. When I
decided 1t was all blown over and the people
had forgotten all about It, returned home
and here I am"
Maryland, who is Il years old, found a
great mass Of letters asking for financial
aid awaiting him when he returned 70 his
home
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 80-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 5000 head including 100 southerns
Market for heavy fed steers weak to lOc
lower; others steady TO strong; cows strong
to lOc higher; dressed beef and export
steers, $5.6Od7.0os fair to good, 81. 50Gt5. SO;
western steers, A.6GD6.60; atdckers and
feeders, S3.7595.20; southern steers, S4OOd
800 southern cows. $2.75645O; native cows
t265q600; native heifers, t3Q506, IS; bulls
50. 40Q460; calves S5.00a8OO
HOGS - Receipts 200 head Market
opened &c higher and closed strong; bulk
OF sales, SO6a7 .lbi heavy, s.. 051k07. 90; pack
.71T5k
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recsipts, 1000
head. Market steady; western yearlings
6.7b; wethers, SO 76Gp4. Is; ewes, So 5Oz4 90;
stockers and feeders, sSOO8AOO.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01

HURON, 8. n. Nov So.-Cspecial,)-
Carol NJ. Ridenour OF Topeka, Kan,
singing evangelist and Miss PARA Lee
Bryant were united In marriage at the
home OF the brides parents. Josiah Bryant
and wife. by Rev. G. W. Elliott OF this
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Ridenour will make
their home In Fort Benton, Mont
A triple wedding occurred in the Russian
settlement In Iowa township Sunday. The
contracting parties were David CLEANSER
and Susie Mailman Joseph =. Waldner
and Kate Waldner and Samuel waldner
and Rachael Waldner Although several
Of the names are the same, the parties
belong 70 entirely different families and
are no relation.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01

NEW YORK, Nov. 3O.-COFFEF,-Fu-
lures opened steady at an ADVANCE 81 -
10 points this morning Ia. responss ~
higher European cables. At the beFfnninS
business was not very active, but lG,Sr q
good demand developed with BIZ Local
roaslers' buyers OF the near months ana
on spots, while European houses tooi-
large amounts Of March ana Nay, There
was also bullish news from Brazil as 10
the prospective crop and supplies remain
ing IN the interior. and prices advanced
very Sharply during the afternoon. alnost
All OF the active positions maIinS negs
hl9h records for the season. THE close
was nrm az a net gain OF 20dsO points
sales, l5e150 bags. December, Id lsc. Jan
uary, l0beci February, 10 4so: March. 10 f7e,
6pill ana May, l0flc; June. 10. sc; July
us August, 10 40o; September. lOl.
OCTOBER 10 lei November, lO80c
Hayre closed IL 70 u francs net higher
a. RSm9 2S6 was 1teA pig. net. higher
changed, e y 80; 7s s 10 Receipts Al The
Two Brazilian ports, 1900 bags, against
ot,vU bags Jundiehy receipts, % 800 baRs
against 80, 800 last year
spot coffee. firm; Rio No. z, Esals56o:
santos No; :. lShqsshc; mild coffee firm
CordoVa, l2lAQl5c
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01

YANKTON. S. D.. Nov sO.-(sp6cial.)-
Before Justice L. N. Yeatman, Charles II.
Kerr, formerly manager and grain buyer
for the Farmers Elevator company at
Mission Hill was bound over 70 the circuit
court on the charge Of embeEzlement the
amount being q little over 1900. The syi-
dence showed that Mr.. Kerr who the last
few months has been working In Sioux City.
and WIS brought back on extradition
papers, had used the company funds for
Specializing on the Minneapolis Board Of
Trade. The bonds were fixed al 5000 ana
Kerr Is stiu In the hands OF the sheriff.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01

Quotations Of the nay on varioua
Commodittea.


NEW YORK, Nov. 80-FLOUR-Steady
sprng patents. B15a5.50 winter straightH,
~ lpu4G; winter patents, N.4Od475; spring
clears. Al5q44Oi winter extras No I. 81 500
80; winter extras No. q 8g2Od340. Kansas
straights, tf6O0A75. choice 20 fancy. NZ5lt
81. Buckwheat flour steady; t26 per 100
CORNMEAL-steady. fine white and vel
low llSaL2O' coarse, Hi0glb; kiln dried
as also
WHBAT-spot market firm: No. red.
&c, elevator and gGatc, T. o. b.. aflOati No.
northern, Duluth. Si16, T. o. b.. afloat.
Futures market advanced sharply early on
covering, due to a better export business
in red wheat and on the strength in the
northwest, but lost part OF the advance
under rcah1ing closing 4iulc net higher.
december closed al &c; May. H.O3b; July,
CORN-spol market steady; No. 2. new,
54isc, T. o. b., to arrive. Futures market
vas without transactions. closing un-
changed december closed at 6ZAci May
closed at 55c Receipts LIS bushels: ship
ments. Isle bushels
oATS-spot market firm; standard white,
Futures market was firmer on coverin
and some Improvement in the cash market.
closing unchanged TO &C higher. November
closed ct 3i%c bid; December, 3sc: closed
at S7Stc bid May 4Olsa4Ussc closed at 4Oc
bid, July closed al 39lhc bid. Receipts, A2,275
bushels; shipments, L2lO bushels
HAY-Steadyi prime, tl.lzh No. /, N.i0;
No tlUju Lgo, No 3. S5tcsVc.
HOPS-Steady; state, common to choice,
lslc, lsU-sc, 1919, l5glsc; Pacinc coast, 1910.
fdlSc 1902 10n14c
HIDEs-Firm; Central America, nAc;
BOgota. 21u25c.
LEATHER-Firm; hemlock nrsts 2S1ha
p &c seconds, 1hq2Sc; thirds, 19Q2Oc; re-
tects. 16a17c
PROVfsIONs-Pork. steady; mess. $500
ale ~; family. so O0024O0; short clears,
&0.OOd2O0. Beef. easy: mess, $500;
ul4UJ, family, SlstU01y.uy; beef mans, a24 90
qZLOO Cut meats dull; picked bellies, 10
TO Il lbs, Sli 11ttl6.Zo; picKled hams Sl3OO.
Lard, steady; middle west prime, Sl0.U
ltl3; refined, unsettled: continent, 5000;
SEQ.
TALLoW-Quiet; prime city. hhds. INC;
country, 79sQSe.
BUTT R-Easy; creamery, specials.
a1Rc; extras, 50c; third TO firsts, 24d281zc;
held creamery, common to special 25Q
DC state dairy, common TO finest, 4G30c;
process, second 10 special, 24d26hc; fac
tory, June make, first, 24c; current make,
POULTRY-Alive, steady; western chick
ems, udl2hci fowls, 12dl3c; turkeys, 1flSc.
Dressed, quiet western chickens, 1Ou17c;
fowls, 29l7c; turkeys. 15622c.
hGGS-Firm; fresh gathered, extra first,
S5QS1c; first, S2g34ci seconds, 2sGSOc; fresh
gathered dirties, No. l. candled, 24825c;
No q 2OQ23c; refrigerator, special marks,
tnncy, in local storage, 3dN1hc; first a
4241bc; seconds, 221kQ23lkc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01
st. Louis General Market.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. O-wHEAT-Futures,
higher; December 91&d9l7hc; May, SING
S4hc. Cash, firm; track, No. red,
95c; No. 2 hard. 9la31OO.
CORN-HiSher; December 48h; May,
l6hc. Cash, weak track, No. 2 $4,000;
No. white, f5G47Iko.
OATS-Firm; December, size; May, SS5hc.
Cash, higher; track, No. q &c; No. while
331kc.
RYE-Higher 795kdS0lzc.
FLOUR-Quet; red winter patents 81 40
qASO; extra fancy and straight, S35084. 30;
hard winter clears, SS.S0dS.s0.
SEED-Timothy, $4,000 %
CORNMEAL-$240
HAY-Firm; timothy, &1AOOa1aOO; prairie,
81. OO1lbO0
PROYISIONS-Pork unchanged; jobbing,
1I.25. Lard, unchanged; prime steam, S. %
49,70. Dry salt meats, firm; boxed extra
shorts, HO.l21h; clear ribs, $1O12A; short
clears. sl0S5R. Bacon, firm; boxed extra
shorts, SlluS1l; clear ribs, S17.75; short
clears, SI162h
POULTRY-weak: chickens, SHo;
springs, loo; turkeys, lie; ducks, lSo;
geese, sc.
BUTTER-Lower; creamery. 256SOc
N1uVa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01
ChrIOt Receipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading and Closing
Erlre. On unr.rh Of Irnhe.

NNAteN on huWru OF IFuHes
CHICAGO, Nov. So.-Buying credited TO
leading millers put up the price Of wheat
today. Export sales to France gave help.
and so did the smailness Of primary re-
ceipts. The close was firm a TO %GHc
net higher. Latest figures for corn were
the same as last night to a shade below;
oats &c up TO asc down. and provisions I'M
changed to S2lEc advance
As the day progressed trade in wheat
broadened and speculation became much
more general than of late. Purchasers
were encouraged by the taperng down of
dry weather southwest. Aid to the bulls
came also in the form Of news that ten
boat loads had been sold at New York
for export to France.
The. most substantial support, however,
arose from the fact that miilers were buy
Ing futures on a large scale. both here
and at Minneapolis. Bearish comment on
enlarged estimates OF the Russian crop led
to a reaction, but the effect was only
temporary, and the close was at nearly the
top figures Of the session. Price changes
for the May option ran from 95i5 to g6tba
OF Nc
Corn was sharply higher early. In the
end quotations were almost precisely where
they stood tWenty-fOur hours previously.
May ranged between 46A and l7lhc, closing
at fl3s44l5zc, net loss OF a sixteenth. Cash
corn was firm. No. yellow finished at
6211621fc . .n
There was a large trade, ia oats. May
varied from &h to 3tlkc and closed un-
altered from last night at S4kc.
Important buying on weak spots resulted
n a quite general advance for provisions.
Last sales left pork 20 to 32hc higher,
lard unchanged to 56D71Rc up, and ribs at
an advance OF 20 12q12hc.
Leading futures ranged as follows;
Articles Oman 4 FIigb 4 Low Close Yes,,,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01

Articles. opan.l High. Low. Close. Yes'y,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01

ST. LOUIS, Nov. S0.-CATTLE-Reoeip
s,SOO head, including 800 Texans Market
steady TO strong native shipping and ex-
port steers, t6.bOQ7.5; dressed beef and
butcher steers, $6.35d7.O0; steers under 200
lbs. S0Oqe.50; stoclSers and feeders. $500
VI cows and heifers, sS.7546. IS; canASrs
e. 1898; bulls, So SOS 90; calves, IS 356s 90:
Texas and Indian steers, S4.5O46.6O; COWS
and heifers e3.OO6D45O
HOGS-Receipts, 500 head Market 1Oc
higher; pigs and lights S7.OO8T So; packers
&. 25q7.4O; butchers and best heavy. 81 so
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Roeeipts 7O0
head Market steady; native muttons. 81 so
Q4.O0; lambs, S550G7.OO; oulls and bucke
t2.50dSOO; stockers, s. 2d8B
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01

Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Steady; winter patents A10d
500 straights, 81 40; spring straights.
NS6G460; bakers, Sa50d4S0
RHE-No. 2, S0GSOlhc
BARLEN-Feed or mixing. 55d6Sc fair TO
choice mailing. 75aSOlkc.
No. northwestern. sass Timothy, SIS.
Glover. S1490
PRoVIsIoNs-Pork. mess. per Dbl. $500
Q7.S. Lard. per 100 lbs, s9.77A. short
sides (boNed), $9.50G9B.
Total elearances OF wheat and flour we're
equal to 10000 bu. Primary receipts were
$4,000 bu., compared with IOs9. coo Blu. the
corresponding day a year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
= ears; corn. 20 cars; oats. l25 cars; hogs,
Chicago Cash Priees-Wheat: No red
slkq9Sc; No 8 red. 9Oa92Ac: No. 2 hard.
o2Q9ilhc; No. hard, S9Q92c: No. / northern
spring, N.06al-0; No northern spring,
n-oi9L05i No. 3, N.oSaLo5. Corn No 2
oash. 4sd4shc: No. cash. 47lk64sc; No 2
2 yellow 62q52hc; No. 3 yellow 52a52iic
Oats. No. cash. sliAffs2c; No 2 white,
SsltqSAe; No. = white: @tQ3Sc: No. 4
BUTTER - Steady. creamerles, 2ld3Oc:
diaries, 28G27c
EGGS-sieady: receipts. ass cases: Al
mark eases included. lsiaQ22lic; firsts, 9Oo;
CHEEsHl = Easy; daisies 15JkG15xc.
twins. i4aiiAc; young Americas, i5iGa15ikc:
PoTATO8s-steady; choice to fancy. Is
Csc lalr 20 good, $50 43c
pOuLTRY-SEeady turkeys, live i5o:
dressed. zoe; fowls. i've Ice; springs. live,
VEA1-steady: 50 to 90 lbs. saloo; 90 to
s. lbs, u4lltci s. 10 10 lbs l2c.
Chicago Recelpts-Wheat. 13 cars: corn.
S64 cars; oats l2a cars Estimated tomor-
roW-Wheat. y cars corn, go cars; oats.
Is cars.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01
Indians Pay Big
Fees to Attorneys
Testimony Taken by Committee in
Oklahoma Shows Payments Of
-Four Millions.

PIERRE. S. D., Nov. So Especially Notes
taken from the stenographic report Of the
hearing in the investigation Of attorneys
charges, which was made by the Burke
committee in oklahoma last summer, and
now summarized for presentation to CON
gress at the opening Of the session, contain
figures showing that different attorneys
have collected from the Indians Of the
country nearly NO0O,OOO While the recon-
mendstions have not yet been made public
In full. the statements Of Chairman Burke
OF the investigating committee show that
such recommendation viii be forthcoming.
which, II carried out win prevent the
practices OF the last year along such lines.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01
LAWS0Ns cLERg NILS SELF
Man Who sneG Copper 1IaRRats for
Quarter Million Jumps in
Front of Car.

BOSTON, Nov SO.-John f. Donahos Of
Lynn, for twelve years a confidential clerk
In the employment OF Thomas W. Jaw
son, the financier committed suicide today
by jumping in front Of an electric train
in the Washington street tunnel The cause
OF the act is unknown.
Donahoe became prominent IN 1908 BY
suing Mr.. Lawson for $3.50 900 for services
which he claimed included the arrange
ment Of dealings between his former en-
ployer and former Senator W. A. clark
Of Montana, J. Edward Addicks OF Della
ware F. Augustus HeiRze and the late
Henry H. Rogers Of New York.
The case. Il Is understood. was settled
out Of court Donahoe was about 60
years old
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01
Total recelpts ...l67 1lI
DISPOSITION.

CA1I LB-Cattle receipts continue small
leaving the total for the three days this
week at Is, 100 head, as against IS, 40 head
last week and $500 head for the same
days two weeks ago. on account Of the
light receipts the market continues in very
strong position and entirely satisfactory TO
the selling interests.
Buyers OF beef steers were out early this
morning. They went after the offerings
in q hurry, 10 much so that the market
was fairly active, while prices we're good
and strong. This means that fat cattle at
this point are selling right close up TO
Chicago figures.
COWS and heiters were also strong sellers
and the trade fairly active at the advance.
Prices have been gradually working up
every day and the market is around lO9l5c
higher than last week.
Stockers and feeders were In good de-
mand this morning, but the supply was
light and prices strong Everything at all
desirable sold In good season and the mar
ket could safely be quoted around 1O915c
higher than last week.
Quotations on native cattle; Good to
choice beef steers, S6OO66.75; fair 20 good
beef steers, S620d6.O0; common to fair beef
steers S.76G5.2O; good to choice cows and
heiters, A.20d4s0; fair to good COWS and
heiters, ta5Oa42o; common to fair cows
and heifers, l275qS5O;. good to choice
good stockers and feeders, $S.SO1450; COM
mon to fair stockers and feeders, s3.256
9.soi stock heifers, $3.O09415; veal calves
$S5OgLd; bulls, stays, etc, $3.2Q475
Quotations on range cattle: Choice to
prime beeves. 6.5oQ5 Is: good to choice
beeves, S5.0OqS.5o; far 70 good beeves, g. 70
a. 20; good to choice heife''S. t4.OO9A. 20;
cows, R8.SOd3 GO; Gamers, t27669.60
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat is Steady and Higher, with
Light Trade.
AEoEIPTs O0NTINUE To BIZ LIeHT
OiierinEs Readily Accepted--wenther
Over Corn BELT Favorable 20 slim
ulation of More Active
Movement.

OMAHA. Nov 80. 1910.
Wheat ruled steady ana higher with only
ee,ooeIale trade. Cash markets were firm.
SSLnail receipts stimulated an active demand
aoI all good offerings. Continued dry
htalhef over tie southwest winter wheat
DSL caused shorts 70 worry
weather over the corn belt IS generally
5Ievorable To stimulate a better movement.
LFaaers continue 20 be beaI and selling
s, we popular side Of the market on all
Wheat ruled strong and higher after
bueht reaction AT the start. shorts we're
nnairow and northwest cash markets showed
was strong and active attic over yesterday.
,tC, 9ih vs. steau7 and firm IN sympathy
liberal, but general gentiment rules bearish
and checks any marked advance. Cash
SOIh urn, out rather dull with shipping
Primary wheat receipts were 5oiOOC
Dubhels ana shipments we're LOO. 10 bush
els, against receipts last wear OF 1893. 90,
bushels and shipments Of i 90 COO bushels
Urinary corn receipts were CO. 600 bush
eis ana shipments were $4,000 bushels
and shipments of i03on bushels.
Nlearances were 1900 bushels OF corn
LUV Dushels OF oata. and wheat and flour
Liverpool closed isa5sd higher on wheat
, and 1tQlAd higher on corn.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No. 2 hard. S9dJic. No. hard.
Sassc. 10. hard. s2H9lc; rejected, hard
ss46icj No spring. s9a93i9c: No spring,
ebuy2lAc.
CORN-No white. HHa42c. new sSibq
sgiac: No. 3 white nika82c. new 3SlRd39iEc:
NO. 4 white, 40Ql1c. new 2SG3SAc; No. 2
yellow gage. new $4,000 No. vel
low. 41442'zc, new 39it040ihc; no. 4 yellow,
4lG4l5hc, new 3SAN39aci No 2 H6i2c. new
5000; No. g. 40qEc. new Ilza3Skc: no
grade. S7Q9c. new 32aS7c.
OATS-No. 2 white 9OQ30igc: standard.
SAgOhc; No. white, 2gha30c; No. 4
white EU29lzc: No. 3 yellow 29d29ikc; No.
yellow, 2SAQ29hc
BAELEY-No- 3. 67369c No T. 62667c;
NO. 4 feed, 60Q65c; rejected, 5566Oc.
RfB-No. q 74g7flEc; No. g. 73a73ikc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01
Cotton Market

NEW YORK, Nov. &.-COTTON-spot
slSssS ai551 Sf 1885, SeS saes o qSS SSs
Futures: Closed barely steady. Closing
bids. December, A7Sc; January, lA73c;
February, lAS5c; March. lA99c: April
i5.O5c; May, l5.l6c; June i5i2e; July, l5.lzc
sf. Louis. Nov. O-COTToN-ouiet;
middung, i5lsc; sales, 20 bales; receipts,
ems bales; shipments, Sl6i bales; stock.
rs s95 bales.
New York cotton market as furnished
By Logan a Bryan. members New York
Cotton exchange. as South Sixteenth street
Omaha;