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Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14
STION-IIHAD.

cArrLla-Thoro wa tho usual very
mouSFAte fridays run OF STOCK and a.
SsuSi beef steers constituted but =
thing &c all desirable, either oornfSds or
rangers, found ready outlet ~ fully
STEADY 70 possibly q little stronger
toSc Sotier thSn ,s n S Msrs re al 81
OF last Week Tho improvement IN the
market this week has bean especially
noted on tbs western rangers partly
owing tothe fact that feeder puyepa have
been strong Competitors with the beef
men for the good fleehy grassarB, Tone
10 the trade ct tho CLOSE OF tho week ID
rathor strong than otherwise.
cows and heiterS vera offered today and
with vigorous demand from both local
packers ana outside butchers the market
va aeuvc and Htrong a. Tar - II went
oowa chow an advance OF i0@d6c FOR the
week, while on the other hand banners
ana cutters 9how q decline Of fully that
supply and while the demand from pack
erA has been fals there has bOon very
little competition from feodar buyers Tor
this class or stuff and tho tone 10 the
calves were fully steady today and about
700 higher for the weak, while bulls,
Htega, etc, have Ahown little change for
While there was not q great dssl Of
life 70 the trade in Btooker1 and fesdsrs
prices were we'll sustained and indioa-
tons are favorable for a complete clear
ance. Demand from the country has
been very vigorous all week and the
movement free from start 70 finiGh,
Good stock OF oil grades has found q
ready outlet and values In general al,s
pretty close TO l02lbc higher than q week
ago on an average,
Quotations on native cattle: Good 70
choice beef steers, S.2Sq7.9o; fair to good
beef BteerA, $6-b0a7.2o; common TO fair
beef steers, S4.76Gb6.b0; good to choice heif-
era N7696,bO; good 70 choice cows. lGb09
ey0oL fair 70 good cows, s.. 76qAbO common
70 fair cows, sa76eDt.5o; veal calves, t26O
G7.A
Quotations on range cattle; Good 70
choice beef steers, S650GD6.bO; fair 70 good
bssf steers, "a. 90lI5tO; common to fair
beef steers, A26Gp4.eO; good to choice heit-
ers, a. 1000 Is; good to choice cows 81 lOQ
800; fair 70 good cows, 50. 7bQpA 10; good 20
choice stookers and feeders, S500a0O0;
fair 70 good stockeTs and feeders, a. 40d
500; common 10 fair stockers and feeders,
g. zbdD48: stock helfers. 80 l5GI4 20; bulls,
staSs, etc, 33264o,0O
Representative EaleS3
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14
STREET CAR MEN HAVE BIG
SCARE FROM QUEER AUT0ISTS

Motorman Lawrence Couch and Con-
duotor I. J. Hiokson OF a South Omaha
street car line were given a fright last
night by the men in an automobile which
had no number and carried a light that
was extlnguished at will. The machine
followed the car. creeping up and falling
back evidently with the purpose OF COM
ing upon the car when there were no
passengers inside At Thirty-ninth ave-
nue. city Treasurer 0illtn and Joe Walker
were about 20 aliEht when they decided
10 go to the END Of the line with the car.
men. The automobile then vanished.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14
CONTENTS OF BALLOONS
BASKET AT STUART, IOWA

STUART, Ia, Dot 1.-THE contents OF
the basket OF the balloon Million Popua-
ton Club OF ST. Louis. which few IN
the international race on October 8. were
found on a farm near here today.
Two life preservers a Paragraph regis
tering $500 feet and envelopes addressed
to Captain John Berry, St, Louis. were
found scattered along 8 fence in which
was found a graphing hook.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14
Artic'l Open High Low. clOsA-lwed'y

FLoUR-steady: winter patents, 81 l6@
A76i winter stTaights, $ s0945O spring
straighta, q. s0g4-S6; bakers, 1s7Na6.M
BARIEY-Fesd or mixing, SOo&Sl.OO:
fair to choice mailing, NO04l22.
SEEDS-T1mothy' $aOoq1b-26. Clover.
PR PfYR0VtIsioNs-Mess pork, per Dbl,
Sba4@l5bO. Lard. per 100 lbs, tSS771A.
Short . F5lss' S sSs lSoss S s1A" snort
Total olearanoss OF wheat and flour
were equal 70 $1,000 hns Exports for the
.Ss 70 $500 By By PTsTS receipts SSs
were 2,S76,G 600 bu-, compared with SO, 600
The corresponding day a year ago
Estimated receipts al FOR tomorrog
ears hogs, loo head
Chicago Cash Prioes-Wheat, No 2 red,
S e 9gsi az no No Ted b.S SSs9j So E sard
northern spring. N-12al-1A; No. 2 north
ern spring, s.. lO@l1S; No. northern
spring, N-O5Gl.ni No, spring. $LO+Ql-1li
N.lO; velvet chatf, SOc9Sl 10, durum. seq
SlO6 Corn, No 2, Ilh97lAci No. white,
79t47214c, No 2 yellow. 72g72<o: No. 3,
yellow, 7l&@72l+c; No. 4. 7ONQ7ONe; No.
white. u47lne' No. I yellow. 7l4nlSc.
Oats. No. 2. 4le No. white. 47kats1[c;
No 3 white, 47lt@47%ei No. white t6h
Rye. No. q Ne Barley. 75oGN.M Tim
othy, SIS .O0915-25. Glover, S1l .Oogd9. 50
BUTrER-steady: orsameries. 2Q&So;
dairies HQ36c.
EGGS-sfeady; receipts. 6lg cases; at
mark, cases included lie; firsts. &c;
prime firsts, Azc
CHEESE-Steady. daisies, lAtc twins,
B1e0lS41c, young Americas, ll<0l4A4c.
long horns, l4ilal4Isc.
PoTATOES-Weak choice 70 fancy,
6Oqao; fair 70 good. 5000.
POULTEY-Weak; turkeys, 6o; chick
ems, lOc; Springs. lie
VEAL-steady. 90 70 60 pound WITS, So
Yo; % 20 IS pound VITA. Slk911h: s. %
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14
NEW YoRK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day ON various
COmuaodftfce

NoAnhOoAAAGHs
NEW YORK. Oct. l2-FLaoUR--Mark
steady; spring patents S.S66. 50, winter
straights. S40064 IS. winter patents, 81
9t.0i spring clears, 81 &445O kanS as
stra1ghts, $500 Rye -four market
firm. fair e good a'7SoA 81 choice to
ORNMEAL-Steady fine white and
yellow, 81. 4oal A. coarse, d.SSGl. ~; kiln
wHEAT-spot market strong No. 2
red. 90, elevator, export basis and N.ol.
I. Q. b. afloat. No. l northern Duluth,
Nl9h, T. o b afloat.. Futures market
Continued buying OF December by mill
interests was feature OF the local mar
ket and chiefly nesponsiole for &c ad,
vance in prices. shorts were influenced
by bullish foreign news and higher cash
lkc higher than wednesday. December,
s. 03%6lO4S closed at 81 O4&. Nay closed
at NO9%. Receipts, iSs,No bu.; shipments,
coRN-spot market strong; No. q 7ec.
nominal, elevator. domestic basis, 20 ar
rive, and Tie, nominal. {. O. b. afloat-
export grade. Futures market was nom
inal. Receipts, 6017S bu; shipments, o.
Isl bu
oATs-spot market easy; standard
Sh IT,, sS IN ELEVATOR N No D SSo' s mo
white clipped, dl496S14c, on track Flu
lures market nominal. Receipt2 lSS,s'S
HAY-steady; prime, N2s1A; No /,
$: l6@doO; No. 2. 1lNdn-l5; No 8. $1,000
HIDBs-steady; Central Annar4ea. SOo /;
Bogota, 2lA@22ilo
LEAfHER-FirIn; hernlock hrsts. $50
ne; seconds, 2SQ2Shc; thirds, $1,000; re-
PROVISIONS - Pork, steady; mess,
SS75317 90, family. S1aOO@A %; short
clears, 675917 so Beef, quiet mess
&l2 500ld3 90; family, Sl8b09l400i beef
hams, &29.OOaS250 Cut meats, steady;
picked bellies, 10 to IA pounds, 81 OO8
u rs: picked hams. $120Nq125O Lard,
weak; middle west prime, s.. l0G9 %; re-
fined, steady: continent, @S5i South
America, 5000; compound, S.6QQ7Io.
TALLOW-Steady; prime city, hhdSN.
CSC, nominal; country, 61kDS5sc
BUTTER-Easier; creamery specials,
s1l46S2c; creamery extras. 8lo; creamery
firsts. 261sa2sc; creamery seconds. 2561
&c, process specials, 2tQ241ac; process
extras, 23lal24c; process firsts, 2aQ22Lsc;
factory. current make, firsts. 21o
CHEESE-Steady; Skins, lS6Dl2bso,
EGGS-Steadv: fresh gathered extras
S0a3lo; fresh gathered, extras, firsts, %
@Ssc; fresh gathered, firsts, 2Sa26c; held
fresh, poor to fair, 15@l9c; fresh gath
cred. dlrties, No. l. 7ql71se; fresh gath
cred. checks, prime, 15lk916c; refriger-
ator, first seasons storage charges paid,
2015d2lc; No / dirties, l3Q16c; western
PoULTRY-Alive, very weak; western
springers, 11@12o; fowls, 12Q1214c; tur-
keys, &c., dressed, demoralized; western
broilers, 1l4D15c; fowls, 10q17c; turkeys,
selected. 2Sc; others, lOgoOo-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14
Minneapolis Grain Nfarlket.

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct lS--WHEAT-De-
cember, 81 .O9Sa a .0g7s May, 81 1874; No. l
hard, $1.1O%; No. northern, A.Oek9
1.l0k; No. 2 northern, 81 .06St@l .0sl4; No,
3, 81. O22t1 OAK. rIfFil Eitn p
FLAX-Closed at So 40 ht'tt aNtit
BARLEY-6sc0S1l4
CORNING yellow, 6s]596Sc.
OATS-No 3 white, 460463ac.
RYE-No. 2, 9251Q93o
BRAN-$21. soar 90
FLOUR-First patents, s. 40a6. 70; 700
ond patents, $5O0d630; first clears, So 90
9425; second clears, $28da0.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14
Now York MlnInr stocl..


NEW YORK, Oct. 12-Imports Of NOR
ehandise and dry goods at the port of
New York for the week ending October 4,
wero valued at $14,J02,544
Imports OF specie for the port Of New
York for the week ending today were
$3.50. 80 silver and $l906s4 gold
Exports OF specie for the weak were
Ss2S, lb2 silver and $40, 10 gold.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14
OarlOt Receipts.
CHICAGO GRA.N AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and ClOAinG
Prices ON Board of Trade.

Features of the Trading and CloSin&
Prices ON Board OF Trade.
CHICAGO. Oct 12-Serious shortage
In winter wheat crop seeding helped to-
day to run UP the price Of wheat The
close was steady at %@1ac to &c net ad-
vance Latest trading left corn just the
same as IS hours before, oats a shade
rom aseeF decline aq hGS S STestsT sos
Authoritative reports were received that
large area of the winter wheat belt,
especially east of the Mississippi river
was in an unseeded condition. This
planting delay brought about q large
volume OF buying and sent the market
to the top point OF the day. Earlier in
the session cables, more rain west and
a big cash demand had tended 70 give
prices a lift Particular attention was
given to an official statement estimating
that the wheat yield in Russia would
be 30 million bushels less than q year
ago. There were also reduced figures
for the crop in Australia Cold weather
In the Argentine acted likewise against
the bears. Between the opening and the
close, December ranged from 98A to
eeSSo. with last sales sehe a gain Of
In, the corn trade, wet weather was
offset by predictions Of much heavier
from 64A to 647sc, closing steady at
64stQS4&c precisely the same as the
IEVtnd up of the previous session. spot
grades were only IN fair demand NO
Cash houses were good buyers OF oats.
Outside prices touched by the decrease
option proved to be AIN and 4sc, with
the close u up at 47xo
Weakness due to lower quotations for
hogs was in the main overcome as a re-
suit of the strength of grain When the
pit had been cleared, the record showed
pork unchanged to 2kc up, lard not
altered or 21f95c down. and ribs at
shade to 21ao decline.
Quotations OF leading products were;
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14
81 Joseph Live stock Mnrket.

ST JOSEPH, No. OCT. 70 -CATTLF-
Receipts 1900 head market steady.
steers 81 50d8 %; cows and helfera f3OO
d6O0; calves. S8 OO6D775
HOGs-Receipts. $500 head. market
steady, top. t6.45; bulk OF sales, s. 500
6G.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rsoeipts, 5000
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14
Metal MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1S--ATBTAIAss-Stand-
ard copper. quiet. spot and December,
81. B9ll&- Tin, steady; spot, 30 956I
$3.50, December. so S25b9NdA. Lead,
easy; N2JQbt.S0 New York: 81 baD4 D..
East St Louis. Speter, strong; S6lb6l8 25
New York, t6OO0625, East st Louis.
Anthony, quiet Cooksons, tsl2IkaiS 25
Iron, quiet northern grades. t1hODdll5 90 :
southern grades, tl4 75ql60
S1VER,-Bar. 621So-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14
SMOOTH F0RGER WORKS
OFF DRAFT FOR SNUG SUM

GRAND RIVER, Ia. Oct B-CspoeiaI9
"A very clever $3.50 forgery was perpe-
trated by a stranger on the Grand River
bank He gave the name OF John q. Man
ming ana his home ~ San ErAnGiaOs.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
NOver Holiday Wheat Market in the
Northwest Develops Strength.
RAINS DAMAGING TO WHEAT
RVerytbiRE in Corn situatiOn Tends
Toward Con tinUatiOn OF Strong
Cash Market at All
Points,
OMAHA. Oct. Il 1911

OMAHA. Oct. IS 1911
ONe the holiday lIe Wnsat ma kets IA
stIelIS "a, ana some advances was regls-
"a su 1he weather. map SHOWS more
eln And unIavorable weather IN the
Lyng TO save the wheat IN shocks from
6IoWips ana heating. Liverpool canles
sLe strong ana higher today on un1avor-
aple Arsenune news. On the whole there
ions.
4-very thing " the corn situation po.nts
20 SOntA4uA1on Of sJrOns Lasn ldrAet5
a. ail polnLs. SnlppIug saleS Aie 'eN
pected to Increase, Strengthening the sat-
14tlon There " considerable replacing
OF long corn sold lately me incentive
being The un1avorable weather
UnIaVorable weatnar ana nlgner cables
over the holiday gave wheat sharp ad-
1-s4a-nce- Cash wheat was active ana sJrong
~ l5s4So higher.
strength Ia wheat reelected TO the corn
MAJ ana some reinstatement OF long
SUM recently sold advanced prices
Cssn corn MAs 1SgSGo higner.
bushels and shipments were ysl 900 bush
stS against recelpLs last yeaI on SsoUAo
o4shes and sh1pMents OF n2,OOO bushsls.
Primary corn reoelpts we're l.0lZU0O
bushels and shlpments were 627, 600 bush
cts, against recalpLs last year OF Ea,0O0
bushels and Shipmants OF kSAOOo bushels
ClesTsnoes we're A7,OOO bushels of corn,
Ab6 bushels OF oats and wheat and flour
equal to 36SO00 bushelA
liverpool closed I'D to %d higher on
wheat and sd higher on corn.
he following cash sales were reported
Wheat: No. 2 hard, cars, $0Q; cars,
Agl1s, oars, $L0l No. 3 hard 2 cars,
500; cars, N.OO14; car poor. SOC; no
gradA, / car, $40; No. spring. / car
A-0l11; No 3 Pacific. ] car, 99l2cI No
mixed, car, A.O2la; No. mixed, / car.
N-O1hi cars, $LO1; No. mixed durum.
] car, 8kc. Corn: No. 2 white, / car,
sc; No. white, cars sc: car, SShc
NO. 2 yellow, cars, 6S4kc; car, $50 No.
3, yellow, car, $40; ID cars, CSC; No.
mixed, ! car, CSC; No. mixed, Is cars,
6Sci No. 4 mixed, l car, CSC, cars. STAG
oats; Standard, car, 46Ac; No white,
cars, 46Ac; No white, cars, go; no
grade. car, SaAc; car, AS1to.
Omaha Cash Prioea.
WHEAT-M. hard, S-O0lf6I1.o 41k .
No hard. SScQe1.OS1s No. hard, Gh
Z CoRN-No. white, ss%aSc No 8
white, 6S1AQ69c No. I white, 6Sd6S%c;
No. color 6SQ96oAc; No. yellow, $50
GAC; No. yellow, 6SQ6Sjtc; No. 4 yell
low, 614SGJ6So; No. 2, 67%@6sc; No. 5, 67$
&c; No. 4, d Ra68c; no grade, 67167Ssc.
OATS-No. 2 white, 461Gd46lsc; Standard.
46lB461kc; No. white 45szQ46ikc; No.
white, 4515a46ci No 3 yellow, 453k@46c;
No. 4 yellow, 455&@45&4c-
F9E--NC, Z ss@s7c; No. g. S@esc.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14
Coffee Market.


NEW YORK, Oct D--COFFBEi-rhe
market for coffe futures opened firm
at an advance of 2QA5points on the
continuation of the active buying move
ment noted before the holiday, In sym
patty with the sensational strength Of
Havre and on reports OF continued I'M
favorable weather In Brazil TOR the COM
around the initial figures and prices S1 re,
acted several points, but soon nrmed
up again, and developed even more sem
sationA strength during the afternoon
more general than at any previous time
since the bull movement started
Late private cable reporting that the
late Towering was a failure and estimat-
ing the santos crop at from 5000. 900 bags
probably added TO the strength of the
market which established new high trad
ing records. with December selling at
from the best under realizing, but steady
at a net advance Of S9l2 potnta-
Sales were reported OF Ss2Soe baSe
Closing bids were as follows; October,
l4.65c; February, 1850: March, April,
May. juno July August and September.
Havre was z1<ae francs higher than
Wednesday. Hamburg was unchanged 20
y pig higher early. Rio. firm. Is reis
higher at 500; Santos 100 rais higher.
Receipts at the two Brazilian ports
$500 bags against 1000 last year Jundi-
year. ahy receipts 5000 bags against
800 rodaYs special cables from San
tos reported firm market this morning
at unchanged prices and Sac Paulo re-
ceipts OF 1900 bags against 5000 the
previous day. Showery or cold weather
was reported In Sac Paulo. New York
warehouse deliveries wednesday 26 ass
bags aginst %, $50 last year. Closing
Hamburg cable DELAYED. A big business
was also reported in the local market,
one OF the big roastsrs being credited
with purchases OF from 5000 10 10000
bags
Spot coffe, excited; Rio No 7, l51sql5Atc
Santos No. 4. l61z416kc.; mild, nominal
Cordove- nominal
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Oct 8-cOTTON-spot
closed quiet y points lower; niddling
uplands. g SIC mfdlng gulf, s75c Sales.
F00 bales Futures opened easy. October.
PC. November. 925c. December 43c:
snuary. s22c February. s3c. March.
August. 95Oc September Sc
Futures closed steady: October. 14c
November. s.15c; December Q s1o: Janu-
airy, 1se: February s24c; March, s.Soe ;
April. $3.50; May. s4lc. June, $780, July
s.49o; August, s.l5c September. SEQ.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14
nuIuth Grnin NIarlret.

bd 1dLuI Id SS st n Sr%nA a coiS! No
northern, 81 .O41zI1- 061s; No. 3. &.Mkd
O21z; December N-oe1zGpl 10; May. u 1874
asked.
OATs-46a4sisc.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14

SAVANNAH, Ca, Oct B.-TURPEN-
TIN E-Btrm, 4SlaGg49lsc; sales, l7s bills;
receipts, AZ bills shipments. ls6 bbls.
stocks, 1904 bbls
ROslN--BHm sales, l.slO bbls. receipts,
1, 246 bills shipments, ZIG bbls,: stocks
75S2 bbls Quotations: y, SO; d. $40.
A, S6.42l4s z, ..G4, II, $s46tQ6.6O; @ and II
Se 4714a5.5O; /. ts-5og6.62Ia X ana M, $3.50
45.S; and p, $50; VIC. $40, WV.
S50
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14

NEW YORK, Dot B-DRY GOODS
The cotton goods markets are quiet, With
a softer tendency In gray goods. Jobbers
are showing more interest In heavy brown
and colored dOmestics Yarns are easy
Local wool morkets are quiet with prices
easy.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14

PEORIA, OCT 18-CORN-HIEher; No.
2 white. T1Ao; No, 8 white, MO; No 2
yellow, nc; No. yellow, TIC; No yell
low. 70c; No, mixed, no; No 8 mixed
10; No mixed, zoo; sample, old, 67hc.
OATS-Higher; standard, tThc; No. 3
white, sc; No white 481ec.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14

LONDON. Oct. 1S-American securities
were quiet and featureess during the
forenoon. Prices ruled from 4 to X above
Wednesdays closing
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14
MIIyyaukee Grain NarIret.

MILWAUKEE, Oct 19-wHEAT-No.
northern, $1.1S9l1 IA No. northern,
81. O65h91. 12la; No. 2 hard winter, 1850
los; December, S1O0A May, N.O4h
OATS-Standard. 4S@4s5zc,
BARLEY-Malting, ST. L2631 "A
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14

Erie p J. e.. g sswabash isi Sc DO. .iesy
so CIV "a tar A.. S1a Western Ma a. . 90
50 series ....... 7b West Eec o. - 90
Gen. Elec ov. ,..iis,t wis Central q 49,. sli4
IN Cen la ref - e6N 10. Pc ev SA zee. n
Int Met tisa ...... 90 sFanama a ........ iaaL
sBid. @Oifered
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14

receipts Of wheat at Chicago, AiinneapO-
lis and Duluth today were l. 30 cars. com
pared with l.S49 cars last week and i,2AS
cars the corresponding day q year ago
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14

KANSAS CITY, Oct. l8,-WHEAT--
Cash steady to 1S h high No; hard d
81 OO6Ql.6l No. g. 9sc@&lO0 December,
q .ooisal.oOitc May, AoS%@lOSh; July
96lGo-
mixed, 701fQ71c: No. 8, 70Atc; No 2
white, -7117lhc; No, 8 70971c; Decemoer
621kc; May 64ikc; July, 64kc
OATS-Unchanged to Nc higher No. 2
white, 4s94s19o; No. 2 mixed, 4614@F1Sc-
RYE-90Q95c.
HAY-Steady; choice timothy, $1SbO@
1900; choice prairie, 81 .60QlS00.
BUTTER-Creamery. $50; firsts. 9so;
seconds, 24c; packing stock, 19c,
EGGS-Extras, 30; nrsts, 21hc; sec
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14
Evaporsted Apples and pried Fruits

NEW YORK, Oct l8-EVAPORATED
APPLES-Tone easier OWNS 70 continued
free arrivals here Fancy. l0ddOlzc
choice, Sg9i5c; prime, nominal.
DRIED FRUITS-No change was re-
ported IN the the pruns situation gem
orally but deliveries on early contracts
are reaching here little more 6reely and
up to 4O-5Os Oregons are quoted Al from
11hc 20 1910 bid. 70 70 S0s Apricots re-
main quiet with choice quoted al l5D15lkc.
extra choice AZ l6Ql6ikc and fancy at
TQ17c Peaches more OF less nominal an
spot with choice quoted at 1lai1lkc extra
choice, 12dl2A, and fancy an l2jkc
Raisins, quiet; loose muscatels, 6lkdT1<c;
go. London layers. N.406LG
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14

LIVERPOOL. Dot S-wHBAT-spot,
December, 7s ed March, 7s 6lAd.
CORN-Spot, firm American mixed, g.
Cd; futures, firm; January 6s 9J5d Feb
ruAry, 6s %.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14

NEW YORK. Oct IS -sUGAR-RAw
steady; Musocvado. 50 test g. 45o; oantrif-
ugal. 96 test, $50, molasses sugar, 50
test 8. 2Oc: refined, steady,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14
sugar Market.

ST. LOUIS, oct B-WOOIS-Dull: ter
ritory and western mediums i7T20r fine
mediums l76l9c: fine. l1ai5c
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14

sAvANNAH. Oct R-TURPENrIRH
Firm; 49lk949izc.
RosIN-Firm. types F and q. tao.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14

NEW YORK, Oct B.-MONEY-On
call, steady: 21k6pS11 per cent; ruling rate
IA per cent; closing bid. * per cent; Of
Tered at 2x per cent. Time loans, steady;
sixty days, s9SA per cent; ninety days,
siZGSs4 per cent; six months S1k@4 per
cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER - ~
per cent
STERLING ExCHANGE-F1rm, with
actual business In bankers bills at a. ss15
for sirty-day bills and at AS635 for de-
mand Commercial bills As21h.
sILvTR-Bar. 521zc; Mexican dollars,
l5c
BONDS steady; railroad.
firm.
Closing quotations on bonds today wers
foIl0VVes
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14

American Telephone q telegraph GO.
A dividend Of Two Dollars per share
win be paid on Monday. October ls, 1911.
to stockholders of record at the eloss Of
business on Saturday. septembar 50, Isll
WILLIAM r. DRIVER Troaaunss,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14

Receipts and disposition OF live stock
AZ the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha,
Tor twenty-four hours ending at y. m,
yesterday;
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14

HOGS-Hog trade improved slightly IN
der the combined influence OF better
shipping demand and meager supply. The
bulk sold at figures strong TO nickel
higher and the extreme close produced a
few sales that were possibly 6glOc above
yesterdays prices. Demand from ali
quarters was anything but backward and
yards we're completely cleared within an
hour or so after the opening
Receipts amounted 70 only fifty-flys
loads, and IN point OF character and va
recent supplies. Packing stuff made 10
the big end OF total offerings. resulting
In q price range that was seasonabl
narrow.
shippers helped 70 sharpen the demand
from local buyers by taking about eight
loads, mostly good weighty butchers
lative circles. Long strings settled al
So. 25lg6 90 and the hest animals on sale
reached S6.45, dime above yesterdays
hlgn price
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14
HOGS ARE STRONG TO HIGHER
Demand from All Quarters IL Active
and the Yards Are Cleared
ERrIy-sheep and Lambs
Are Dull.

The following table shows the receipts
or cattle, boss and sheep al South Omaha
Tor the year 10 date, as compared with
Cattle ....... 90 SIS 9a07bS .,...., &ShS
Hogs ,.......L 9Sl AL l6aQ66S Al-&S ......
Sheep ...,....R.t64 97S 2,1SaA1S ,..,... A,4S
The following table shows the average
prices Tor hogs at South Omaha for the
last few days, with comparisons:
Date 1871 1910, 100 lSoS 1907 1905 lsO
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14
REPORT OF CLEARING HOUSE
Transactions Of Associated Banks
for the week.

NEW YORK, oct l2--BrAdstreat' s
bank cleartngs report for the week end-
ing october Il shows an aggregate of
weak and &.6lS 1900 in the correspond
lng week last year The following is
list Of the sites.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14
boston Stock Market.

mot included in totals because contail
Ing other Items than clearinKs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-25
Alabama As a Peach State

This state is making such rapid ad-
 vances in fruit growing that it should
 be only a few years when the Alabama peach crop will be as well known in the north as the Georgia article Georgia is great agricultural and fruit state, and has a variety of products that have increased its fame and wealth. The luscious Elberta peach and the superior quality of Georgia melons have adver- tised the Cracked State" far and wide.
 The peaches which are being raised in North Alabama are as delicious in flavor and as prolific in bearing as are those of the Georgia orchards. Fortunes might have been made from the orchard in- dustry in Alabama ten years ago, but they were not for the simple reason that proper efforts were not put forth. It is just within the last few years that the public is beginning to realize how valua- ble Alabama lands, formerly considered