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Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
Five Trials,
Then Kearney
When Willie Breaks His Promise
Five Times the Judge
Takes q Hand.

Willie Banks. IL years OF age. vas sent
70 kesrney b. Judge Sutton in the juvenils
court Monday morning. charged with hav-
ing stolen six gold rings and a gold watch
from a psEnbroksr. WiIlis's aged grand
mother Mrs OTpha Pond. Vas In court
with him and pleaded for another trial
and Willie tearfully pleaded. too. but the
court thought he would be better off az
kearney than anywhere else Five differ
snt times. Willie has been given another
chance by the juvenile court and AftsE
each time he has failed 70 keep his prom
ises TO do better.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Prices Go Up Tri1s from the
Recent Fall.
TRADING CAUSES AN ADVANCE
Corn Prices Were Easy, Owing 60
Ftae weather IN Corn BELT and
Liberal Receipts - wheat
Priees EHpeesea 60 Fsn.

OMAHA. sept - 1919
B rs nest values have advanced some l5 ..Is
li-e ate cecfire. with some sloN OF 80 - y.
- 70 eoyertng b shorts- Toe A. : b 80 !.
eng rather Gull 81 b. Very eEidelh - :
leci1ed red sction in the prlmAr5 1872
20 a more active cash traoe - ue-esset4
Fine v sstrsr owes the corn b-i an
AIRY LIBERAL receipts With increased seiLIs
oa TIE Part q cyuntrl oeale4s -
c.rn market an easy tone ..
VI neat vas choppv an nervous. si.l-
trltle highes, With demand tslr.4 So
conditions aEe Eeneraih concedea 20 =
bearisn and no permanent sdNanNe - an
t4upatsi AZ this time
IRE decline IN corn contnu-1- de "
crop which Is practically safe noe from
frost damage Cash demand vas fAtnei
s.9u ahd saulglss Nere bid tn "a unoe-
PrmAiy- uhsAt receipts YER $50 90 :,
bushes AMI shipments we're ,1ees nushe.s
against receipts last year q [l-glun o1sh-
e. 4nd zApinenis Of Loo bgshsls.
Urinary corn reca. pts VeEe isee oA-n-
els ara shipments we're - s SusH.lss.
ard shipments Of Sc o. bushels
Ciesrencez we're Fse9 bushels Of corr
hoae 81 pats and wheat ana houF eso@l =
Liverpool clossd Nd to I'd higher o.
wheat ard I'd % Nd lower on corn
OmahA Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No- hard. sscdfL..es No
hard stl1eseiac, Nc. hard. WE re-
iscted hard. ssasss4e. No. sprlng. ssase
ssa1cs Ne spring. sss4as- nc: No. : spring
sll4aesisc
tOkN-No white SsaSslsc- No white
sE4uStsCs No Z white 81 na-1<c, No
yeiioN. ss1ss6i1sc- No. ; yellow. s-saslc
70. gelloA 5la51i1-. No = 5-ze5lc. No
. = fsita54c, no grade. isi-9tsi.c
OATs-No white. 5i-.r1l1Ac, STANDARD
5leseE1sc. No Rhfte. uatl-c, No
white sifssll-el NO. , yellov, Tla5li1c- No
yellow. a1snEasc
BARLEY No. = usAznS9ise Nc. feed
asl4r5e14c; rfcerfed. ElI5-c-
RTE-NO- ;. 59'4a7yae; No J. ssise 7z7Ie-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20

KANSAS CITY sept R-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 1s.op had. including 29p southerns.
market steady 70 iec lower; native steers.
- SGHon, southern steers. - 1Sdak. south
srn cows. f1S1f-os native cows ana heif-
ers g SOS -. stockers and feeders 8 "a
Sd; bulls. NzS6lE. calves. s. 7as7S-1o, vest
eTn steers. AseG7-i6 western COWS. SlB
Gko
HOGs-Receipts 1sso head. market steady
bulk q sales - 1889 heavy. s. eods 3
paekers and butchers. - iS1s Is. light H-U
6SN
SHEEP AND LANBS-Receipts iS0o
tsad; market steady. muttons S4nG4 81.
lambs, tifS17 90. fed Eethers and VearlinEs
S4ooa65o. fed western ewes 1sa64E
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20

ST. LOUIS. sept ls.-CATTLE-Rscsipt
70 90 head including 4sea Texans. market
steady native shipping and export steers.
s. CO.'S -. dressed beef and butcher steers.
8. 9sdN0, steers under 90 pounds SseoI
20: stockers ard feeders A75G5.s COWS
and heifsrs h51dTo, Gamers, - 500 10.
bulls. 5S65a0, calves SQodS-5o. Texas
and Indian steers. 8. .. cove and heit-
ers g 9d4 30
HOG-ReceiptS 2Ap mead. market
8 o0Gs-ss; butchers and best heavy. ESesI
.s7a
SHEEP AND L-AMBS-Receipts 3lHl
head: market steady 10 &c lower. native
muttons. tl0oG459. lambs. SS9Sd7.Qo. culls
and bucks. g SG5 -. stockers. H064M
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
ALLEN 7. COW BURIED TUESDAY
FuneraI al Hone of Hts Mother In
LineoIn-Omahaas 10 Attend
the F1RenaL

The funeral Of Allen T. Gov. Eho died
on a train al KsEanse. IL, several days
ago. Sin be held AZ O'Clock Tuesday aft
ernoon al Lincoln al the home Of the de-
esAsod's mother Mrs l. A Gov. 80 North
Twenty seventh street Mr.. Gov NAs chief
clerk in the office OF the CLERK Of ths dis
trict court he vas - years Of age. Robert
smith CLERK Of the district court and a
number Of other county officials wtm 20
10 Lincoln TO attend the funeral services
Every one in the court house Who kneN
Mr. Coz feels In his death q personal loss
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20

SHEEP-Sheep and ambs are still being
rushed 20 market b trainloAdS. the week
opening out With 4 run o. a. zoo head
lambs Were relatively scarce. however
nothing good IN the cay q fat offerings
arrived In time Tor the early Eade. Oh
Wsthers Esre plentiful many 81 the larger
strings prOvlng unsuitable for killing puT-
poses
Not much husiness Eas Transacted dur
ink ire orerinE hours OWING 20 the DELAY
cGused b. sorung OFT fat tops and shaping
Tie genera run q ESEff IN selling f0rm-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
FEDERAL COURT TO NORFOLK
Judge NsnEsF, the Clerks aad MaES
shaI Warner Move late state
fer q SessKSn.

United States MARSHAL ". P. Warner
mas gone 10 Norfolk 70 attend a fsE days
session OF federal court a. that place Judge
W. II. Munger. and Clerks q. H. Thunnael
and r &. HOyt OF the circuit and district
courts, respectively, District Attorhsy Frank
Howell and Chief Deputy Marshal Sicksr-
son vent up Monday forenoon. Only a uu-
TIED amount Of HugAuOn IL on the dOekss
o. the court A. Norfolk and for that reA-
son. It Sss szid. the term would probably
END this week
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
LIVE srOck MARKET
Demand for CattIe-SSeep weak
Hogs Lever.

CHICAGO. sept Ia-CATTLE-Recsip pts
SEQ head. market weak. heeves. N-7e1
s-B, Texas steers. g. S.7s 90. western steers
- iSa1.0o, stockers and feeders, S4lsGs 40.
cows and hsifsrs. - ls7s -, calves. $50
HOGS-RecCipts. - 90 head. market &C To
lee lover than early. hight - H1975. mixed
- seas; heavy. tS-a07< %; rough. s. esIs-si.
GOOD 70 choice heavy N-5S.1S ., pigs. $50
80. bulk OF sales. SSSsf7S 10
SHEEP AND LAM BS-Receipts e. otn
head. market weak. native. 8 55174SS. vest
eFu- - &1f-so: yeRriinGs- 5sffS ~. native
lambs. S-EG7-is: western. 3 S077-lA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20

NEW YORK. Sept fs.-MONEY-On call
easy. lizG3 per cent; ruling rate. IL per
cent: closing bid II per cent; offered AZ :
per cent Time loans. dull and steady
sixty days. sa.14 per cent; - days 4a4l per
cent: six months. "a per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER - sos
Per cent
STERLING ENCHANGE-Steaiy. with
actual business in bankers bills al - go
4 Sg7s for sfNty-day bills and at HSS6 for
demand Commercial bills. E-s3fiLSa.-
SILVER-Bar. EisC. Mexican dollars. &c
regular.
Closing quotations o. bonds today were
F,fF
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, sept E-METALS-Stsud-
ard copper. quiet: spot and futures. 81 100
l2ziz London market dull; spot ES4 Us
Sd: futures. 50 lis ID Lake. locally 81 81
GI-Is. elecIolytie. Sl--ssl=al2 s-ls; essting,
81. l-lzGIZIlz
TIN-Spot and futures. 81 0ndE- IA Lon
don market dun; spot. as e 50. futures.
Us = Sd
LEAD-ouiet at 457l464 Ga New York.
and 81 EdAe AZ East St Louis London
spot III Is Sd
SPELTER-Ouiet At s. 5Sds-s 50. New York.
- e q-l-T=- - =. - g Y -. 49,
SPOT. Il IS Sd
IROS-Cleyeland warrants, as Nod in
London Locally iron vas quiet No l
southern and No I southern soft. t1SS5G
ia
ST. LOUIS. sept A-AETAI.S-Cn-
changed al An SPeiter, firm al E5a
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
OMAHA LIVE STOCK HARRIET
Week Opens with a Large Run Of
Cattle.
RECEIPTS OF HOGS VERY SMALL
All TraIns Heavily Loaded vita
sheep aad Lambs, bet De@ana
keeps Up We'll snd TRADE
10 Very Fatr.

The fUaioslng table sho~s tie Te
q cattle. hogs and sheep a. south Y
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
Cotton lzarket.

NEW YORK. sept E-COTTON-Spor
closed quiet. Is points lower middliHE up
lands. tl7ac; middhng gulf, lA6c. sales
lS bales. Cotton futures closed barely
steady. Closing bids September. Il aoc
October 11s-c. November. L. Sc, December
March. 2sSc: MAY. I3e3c: June, HOO. July,
Iasc
ST LOUIS sept s.-COTTON-Quist az
I5tsc. sales none. receipts = bales. ship
msuts. II bales, stock SIS tales.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20

NEW YORK sept ts--COFFEE-Futures
closed steady. net unchanged % five points
higher sales. go bags: September. DC
tober ard November SO necembef and
Jauuary. AZ FEbruary. GsTc. March 50.
April $40. NAY. sI3c- June NTsc: July.
S1sc: August Szsc spot market STEADY
Rio No = lO-,c, santos. No. 4 IKE: mid
ouiet. Corsgva IiIaGIJLc
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
lEtnneapoIiz Grain Market.


MINNEAPOLIS. sept - 90 WHEAT 90
SeDtsmbsr n0as. Decen,he-. s. To-: Nay.
A i(. Cash. No ] northern. 81 llisl1l iez.
10. : northern. Sieelsdlgs; No northern
g. 49, IG-ta-
FIAN-Closed at S1&.
CORN-No yellow. Seu6-i4c
OATSNo white. G,sG 80
RYE-No. : 7oa 7oaac-
RRAN-In 10 10 sacks. NAas1 E-0.
FLOTR-Ffrst patents. In Nod. e o b.,
Minnea polls. s. sal16so, second patents. . -
ds e. first clears. USH4Ws second clears.
:. 0618
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20

The weather Is slightly cooler this morn
ing in Iowa. northern Illinois and through
out the upper lake region II is warmer IN
Minnesota and the DAkotas Rains &C
CURED within the last 1wenty-fouE. hours
in all except the extreme western districts
OF the corn and wheat region Rains in
excess Of one inch occurred as follows.
Lafayette Ind. lee inches and Richmond
Ind. - inches l. A WELSH.
local Forscaster. Weather Bureau
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20

NEW YORK sept B-DRT GOODS
The cotton goods market Eas steadier dur
Ing the day. with a better demand from
5obhers for quick shipments Dress goods
are impr0VinE slowly The raw six market
10 slightly higher Yarns are steady and
errfsf
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20

Inc HaTris ITusl q saFinEH Bank. .b4
Dearborn 81, Chicago. has issued q book
let entitled Bonds for safe Investment
intended for the use OF persons planning
20 invest In bonds for the first time Tts
aim - 20 explain In simple terms The puF-
poses Of various classes Of bonds and 70
Indicate the value Of bonds as safe invest
ments for indiy iduals a. sell as institu-
tions Copies may Be had free upon re-
guest
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20

ST JOSEPH, Sept Is.-CATTLE-Rs-
ceiptS, 28e head: market. steady. steers.
g. 5oe7 80 cows and heifers, 1850 %.
calves. $ ndSS
HOGS-RsceIpGs. 25oe head: market.
steady, top SEQ; bulk of sales. s. 1908 -
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReSeipIs. e590
head: market. slow: lambs. 81 5967.oa.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
stock in sight.
MIl~ankee Gr.in Market.

MILWAUKEE. sept ls.-FLOUR-DuU.
WHEAT-Steady: No. northern. s. Ia
LA; No. northern. 81 ISe11 Il. December.
81 CO.,
OATS-EGEac
BARLET-SampleE. SsG74c-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20

kANcAe tIIN, Ne, SEPT H--WHEAI-
SeptenbeE. SO hid; necsHnber. eSEsslsc.
MAJ HE Cash UNCHANGED. No. J hard
s-cGtL ell No = s7izc; No red. seclSl o.
No g 6e4sec
SJrsc Cash. unchanged 10 - Iouer- No
mined, -; Ne. 3 Si4gSskc. No. : white,
50. No. sc.
OATS-I nChanEeds No : Whits ssFssSr-
No. mi0sd. uN1-c.
RYE-No- = T5Tssc
HAY-Unchangsd 70 &Hsec higher: choie.
timothy, 81 5s1i161. eholcs prairie ia -
"a
BUTTER-CreAmery ~ hrsIs. -, So
onds. ~. packing stock. Eac-
EGG@Extras. -; firs4s. ~: seconds
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20

LINERPOOI- sept N--W HEAt->pot
eull. No. red western. no stock. futures.
quiet. octooer. : nd; December. sstisd.
NARA "a Cd
CORN-Spot. easy. cd American uiKed
s. a. futures. easy October. A. I'D: De
PEAs-Ca nSdiaa. steady. "a
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
Herbert e. 6OO6h 60
Brokers and Dealers

OAAM-RBOvLAIoMs-
0EAAA oGnSs. IIS Bead e EsAAs MA.
--Ban Bso8A DSA9- e41t la A-al A.
a. 1H1 SfATA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20

LONDON. sept E-Americsn securities
after q steady ard frzctionally higher open
inE today fen below panty o. light selling
Later the rrarket improved on covering and
AZ morn vas steady ard from a. above
Saturdays New YORK closing
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20

CATII.E-Esrty esuma.s for cattle TO-DAY
wss very liberal, but later trains an -
more ayily than anticipated. 50 mat re-
CENTS kept Hnng Up until the yAFue 49,
full Of cattle. All told g cars ArrlI 60,
against 81 on Monday Of last week; sIo
a. cars tWo weeks ago Inus, ShllS Ie
eeipts this morning were large, as VIZ ee
noted there were not sx large As I've NeeAs
ago. Other points also inolS2tea "a ~
ceipts with the tendency OF prices love,
Which naturally made the opening AZ ms
Point rather dull and slow. buy sIs oeilns
DISPOSED 20 await results BEFORE taxing OD
Mhe1 b:reTs and sellers finally got down
to business the market on the oest -. =.
cattle did not show very mocn rnAa4s-
sriu there Was an Undereurrent OF EeAA-
49, ard satfSe .oltssT than the very oest
we're slow TO easier OWING 70 LAe a.
number OF cattle in and the VOTE o. so' .
ing them Up. the trade vas oe1@1 81 ~ = =
considerable extent and the DAY as NeL
advanced before q clearance NAs eAAeCtS--
Good COWS and heifers SeFS - 80 go
and dull The large receipts ana lne ~ u,
favorable sdyices from some Otner MI -
points naturally created $50 ~ $50
which buyers were not al al slos 70 49,
ADVANTAGE Of Stfl considering the .AIss
TtIu the market as a whole was IN pret1S
Tls,SssSs feed.-s sold very freely. cattle
Of that description being the trst N ths
varts TO chauge hands Prices pelo We :
close OF last week Undesirabls k1nds nat
1rally Eere Sow and more or less nes-
lected al prices that EeEe II any INNS
little easier than last FRIDAY.
Cuotations on native cattle Good "a
choice beef steers, $ 15Q1.ss, fair 10 gOoa
No. steers Ss-lo1s -; common 70 fair bel
steers s. 557Sdo, good to choice CO.'S -
heifers- s. eos -, fair 10 good COWS 49,
heifers g 4pd4 -; common 10 fair COWS and
heifers s. T5ds -. good 90 choice stockers
ana feeders - 80 - TAI 70 $50 sso0e -,
an feeders s40ed4- -; common 70 faLl
Stockers and feeders. g ga stock hs;t'
srs e 064 s: veal calves. 050Q3-@ oulis
stays etc S-oGAN ~ =.
prime beeveS SlodS7s; good 20 ehoie.
reeves. s. ssG6s -; fair 70 good beeNss, - {
6s 3: common 10 fair beeveS. S-fSQ+So
syu-od TO choice heifers. HSqS-ess good 4
Choice cows 81 ess74sS fair TO good grAdes
s. 5000, Gamers and CUTTER NSSgS ~
good TO choice feeders. AAsG-Si common
10 fair feeders. s. &g4&
REPRESENTATIVE sales
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20

NEW YORK sept u-SUGAR-Raw
duu. muscovado - test 1-sfc: ce1trifuEal
= test - Molassss sugar - test 1elc.
Refined. quiet; crushed. 49,. grAnulated
El5e. powdered. tsc-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
Elrin Ruftev Marx,

NEW YORK. sept E.-AH grades Of re-
fined sugar were reduced 70 cents q hun
dred pounds today.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
Peoria Market.

PEORIA. Ill Sept Is.-CORN-LoEsr.
No. yellow. s4lsc; No yellow, sc; No. Z
sc: No 4 sc
oATs-stsady; No ? white. SIC; No. =
white. E1zc
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20

bu increase niece b.. The visisis surrly
q wheat in Canada last saturday as
: - 90 bu-. an Increase - u1Eo bu
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
Turpeatine Marke


SAVANNAH Ca. Sept 1s.-TURPES
TINE-Firm. 4Ld75c-
ROSIS-FIrn. type p. sc; G.. SsEs.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
DuIuth Grain market.

DULUTH. sept is-wHEAT-Septem
liz: December. tllz&. MAY. Il51. No
nrthern. tl-Is; No. , northern. S1-0SdlIl
OATS-344c
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
BEEF STEERS

I Bulls. isEs .
HOGS-Trade IN the hos yards this morn
fnx VAS limited and one-ssded affair. Re
ce3pts Were very light and bacon hogs
vere entirely lacking resulting In top
which fails 70 reflect the actual condition
Of the market
Steady pTlces we're paid in both divisions
a. a rule bit buyers we're sloE n thhng
her orders and there was not much hfs
70 movement al any time
sEipu@rs practicaIfy stAid out OF the
Trade almost al o. the hogs selling for
local killing purposes. Individual packers
drUves we're necessarily small
The late market was very sluggish and
Ten or twelve loads that we're stu unsold
Al that time bad a hard Tina In finding
an outlet More OF less WeAzness vas also
apparent best sales on the close appear
ing about a nickel lower than those OF
saturday
Hesvy hogs move around - Esds = ard
best medium weights on sale topped A.
s. Is there being 10 light hogs here %
eI 1890 80 49, ,..I-' ~ u
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20

When you have nythinE 20 sell o. ex-
change advertise Il IN IRE Bee Want Ad
columns and set quick rssultA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
VIEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Oscillations of the Day On VaFtOns
CommodItIea.

NEW YORK. SEPT l0-FLoUR-Steady;
spring patents. - ssaS >; spring clears. H-S
ter extfGs 40. ? n9G1S: Kansas
straishts. 81 sdAs0 Rye -four. steady fair
to good. y Soa4S: choice to fancy. No0
CoRNMEAL-steady: fine white and yell
low. u-sa9l Is: coarse. nSGLSs' kiln dried
WHEAT-Spot market firm. No , red.
81 esit tn elevator and sI-04i4 4 o B. afioat;
No. northern Duluth H-Esas Z O B.
sflost Futures market was irregular
early. owing 10 break N corn but be
came firm in the afternoon on covering
a visible supply Increase and a reduced
French crop estimate Final reactions left
the close partly nc net higher September
closed at 81 o4is. December SS7is. closed
NaTAs. May l1ISs6LlpS. closed 81 L Re
ceiPss. a. 80 bushels: shipments ans
CoRN-Spot market steady: No corn
sc nominal elevator. domestic bass TO ar
i've and s4%e Z o ,. sfloat Futures
nomirally unchanged September closed.
sc: December. SAC. and May. sslsc- Re
ceipts nzS bushels; shipments. 2 -
oAT%Spot market firm: new standard
white, tohsc; No white, ile; No white.
Sic: No white. Ec- Futures market
ssp,e GSr-s- closed i. soc Deeem heI dc:
NAY GETp1sc closed fS7sc. July closed.
fyise Receipts 2ss8 bushels; shipments.
HAY-ouiet; prime. u.1T4e11s: 10. I
s. 10. No. z 500. No Z S6S5c
HIDES-F1rm; Central America nc; Bo-
LEATHER-ouie,: hemloek firsts. zs9s4c:
seconds @G=c: thirds. lS65oc; rejects, Is
TALDow-steady; prime city hhds-. T9se;
country. siac.
PROVISIoNS-Pork. steady. mess. SE1ss;
family. SS-eo13s-e9. short clears. 81 EE
AS. Beef. firm mess. sl50p6i5-s9: family,
SIS o9d - %. beef hams S20s6e4a0 Cut
msAtE. steady: picked bellies 10 TO "a
pounds IsGiSc: picked hams ip46isc
/ Lard. rrner; middle west, prime II. ga
I i.7s: refined, quiet; continent 81 - south
1 BUTTER-BareIy steady; creamery spe-
/ Gals. Sgl1c; extras. Gd2sizc; third 10 firsts
e4G2Sc: state dairy common to finest NJ
SIC: process second 10 special. EsdRazc;
factory. June make. 3d94c: factory cur
rent make. z26S7c; Imitation creamery, y
! CHEESE-Steady; state whole milk. spe-
| eiai, 15l41iTc; state. whole milk. fancy Isc:
state. whole milk. choice. l4Ac: state. whole
/ milk good TO prime. if7i4i1. state whole
milk common TO fair. lSa<Gisa.c; skirnS fun
/ 70 specials &afdIeisc.
l EGGS-FIrm: state Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery. white. &6SSc: state Penn
sylvanis and nearby hennery, gathered
white 0GSc. state. Pennsylvania and
3 nearby henneTy. brown. Ss1-c. state. Penn
I sylvania and nearby hennery. gathered
/ brown. =sd=2c. fresh gathered extra first
SaI7c; FIRST. 3&aZsc: second. E6Ec
I POULTRY-Ahve. steady. spring chick
ems E6isizc; fowls. isc: turkeys- l2dl5e
{ Dressed. easy. western broilers. l7aS0c
{ fONls. isEi114c; spring turkeys 9fZc-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
WEATHER IN THE GRAIN EELr
Little change - T~mperatuFe is kH-
pected IN Thts Nieinity.

OMAHA. sept -, DO
Generally fair weather has prevailed
every here vest % the MisEssipfa nNer
during the last forty-eight hours eAcept
hat light showers occurred within ne last
" euty -four hours on the lover Hsockt
Molntain slope Rains have fallen IN the
ohio valley ard lake region and fails e1-
c@eding one inch occurred at points IN ONO
ana Indiana Light rains also Occurred On
the west Eum coast Generally cioloY
weather preyailE this morning IN the ONO
valley. Lake region and throughout the
eastern states There has been DO I'M
portanf change in Temperature in any SC
ton since the preceding report II -
shg1tl cooler along the Atlanuc coast and
IN TIE uup-r Mss sstppt valley and upper
Lake region. and is slightly warmer IN Ire
VIPER Missouri valley and the northN est
The Indications are for continued lair N
this vicinity tonight and THesdzy. WITH rot
much change IN temperature. - -
Minimum temperature. .
Precipftauon ...-....-..- ~ 7 On 81
Normal temperature for toda,- - degre-s-
Deficiency in precipitation since March L
La inches
Def.sclensy corresponding period IN Ss.
= Of an inch
Dcflstvr,y correspondents period in lsS
as inches.
l. A WELSH Local Foreoasier
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
RsosiptA Shipments


NEM YORK sept R.-Ths visible SIP
~ 81 grain iu the United states saturday
Septennber - az compiled b the New York
rrssducs exchange. Was a. follows. Wheat
= % co. hu. Ingre4se S0t.u bu Corn
= I - e1 81. tncrease- &aoCe Ia Oats
II A &C. g. tncreEss. GSoe9 hu- Kgs sc =
- 49, aa@EsA-A- a~aos - RAE.sS. Lg7s.0N
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20

ST. LOUIS. sept s.-wHEAT-Futures
weak September, $50 December. s0ii,:
NAY 1les,s fIlosis- Cash. firm: track. No
red s. ga &C; No. hard. SSc9sIW.
CORN-FutuTes- lower; December. 5Asc,
May, SIC Ca rack; No. Z S4is
6SEasc: No. white. TIC.
OATS-kuJui December. 54c
MAY. &c Cash. hisheE. track No. 2 ~.
No. y hlts. S5i113sc.
FLOUE-Steady; red winter patents. E-e0
a. 90 extra fancy and straight, HEd4 -.
hard winter clears. g sed1s0
SEED-Timothy- E-oodse
CORNMEAL-E
BRAN-FIrmsr; sacked east track. sea
u.a
HAY-Lover; dmo,hy. ti;SosiGso; prairis.
81 eE11AA
TWIEE-Hemp- ne
PRONISIONS-POrk unchan=EE- jobbinE
81 =: lard higher, prime steam. S1ao6
II -, dry salt meats, steady boxed extra
shorts clear ribs. IL. shorf clears lie:
bacon lower. ho1ed extra sUort isiacs clear
ribs. lee; short clears. ltssc
Pot LTRY- steady chickens. lec. springs.
lec tuFkes 2. 81; ducks- lie: geese. -
CTTER-Stsady, creamery. Ssdall-c
EGls-Steady. &c
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
New Work MIniaG stseks.
rrfnfua Ernrra uere-
LseaI se-aFItisa-

sO's.,sosos fSsni ss;sa y sa5S But sEiHs:.
"a Aaks1
Cslsrt5s Tsl O.. psr ss1s-......... u u
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
Wool Market.

ELGIN. III. sept s-BJ-TTER-F1rm q
ssc- Output ~ 20 pounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20

ST. LOUIS Sept ls.-WOOL-Unchsnged
TERRITORY and western mediums. lSdz5c
fine mediums. I70soc; fine. 14dI5e-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20

Receipts and disposition OF live stoek al
the Union stock yards. South CmAhA- Ioi
the twenty-fOur hours ending Al p ~
saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20

~ yorL Cnrh Warket.

The following quotations are furnished
bv LOGAN A BRAN members NeE York
Stock exchange sl5 south Sixteenth street
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
D,sTRTrT AvrEAGEs

Minimum temperature tor twelve hour
period ending a. 8 a m ! Not includes
"a ans-ar.a
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20

NONET-AGl per cent
The rate % discount in the open market
for short hills is n per cent; Ter three
months bills. - per cent
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-29
FlVE-YEAR-OLD BOY is
HELD FOR LESE MAJESTE

BERLIN, Aug. 2S.-A portentous
case of lese majestic committed by a
boy of five in the suburb of Schone-
berg is engaging the attention of the
Berlin police.
The motor cars of the impedial fam
lily always carry on the box trumpet
er who disperses the traffic with bugle-
blasts we'll known to the inhabitants of
Berlin. The other day a Schoneberg
urchin was playing on toy trumpet
on a second floor balcony. Accidental
ly he made the familiar call The
edges of the pavements were instantly
lined with loyal subjects anxious to
salute the imperial motor car. A lieu
tenant in full uniform who was cross
ing the street clicked his heels and
sprang stiffly to attention in the mid
die of the road.
Three minutes passed, but no car ap-
peared. The unsophisticated urchin
then happened to repeat the blast, re-
yealing the source of the signal. Aft
err a moment of Mortified astonishment
at the boys presumption, the officer
hurried round the corner for police
man. Returning with one he indicated
the house, and in loud, sharp tones of
command ordered the constable to do
his duty. The policeman saluted, hast
ened upstairs, and confiscated the
trumpet. The boys parents are now
anxiously awaiting the legal conse-
QuenceS.