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The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-03-18
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER's
G a 8 TO F2IA
lt.n cure" in 30 minutes by WOOL
fofu's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails.
Sold by E. y. Roth, Druggist.
Notice.

We hereby appreciate and return
thanks to the j. f. Hempel Insur-
anre Agency of Lucy 2. y. La, for
the promptness by which they settled
our claim sustained by LOST of fire to
the amount of $1,000 paid Us IN full.
by j. H. Hempel agent at Lucy T. D.
La.
e. ALEXANDRA & Bros
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Read the proceedings Of the
Police Jury appearing III this
issue.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-03-18

SALESNEN WANTED to look aftel
our interests in Lafourehe andad
jacent countries. Salary or Commi,
sion. Address Lincoln Oil GO Cie,e.
and, o.
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orp WEAR TN AnysNcE 81 .O(
Local Paragraphs.

The machinery for the cleo
trio light plant is arriy ing
daily and is being install led.
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TRESPASS NOTICE.

bunting and trapping ON our lands
is strictly prohibited aai trespas~sers
viii De prosecuted To The ftl! eAt",4t
Of he law.
Bowie LUMBER COMPANY Ltd
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At the c.ose Of business Mar. Il. 1911
RESOURCES
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DO NOT Make THE MISTAKE OF CHoos-
ING A SCHOOL THAT HAS No STANDING.
SiEliInan Collegiate Institute

Of the careful panstakng girls in , so
been building valued utalon through iyght years Of continues
history 1t accredited nsiuon prestige liz %
a aiumnac numbered by the hundreds; conferred degrees
worthy attainment science letters; has standard o
ment which its graduates must satisfy diploma earn
weight and sffecive influence for its possessor.
Endowed Modern Beautiful; Healthu hill country Moderate us
Assistance given needed and deserved illustrated
gae.
4. + BROWNLE,E5. Pres. Clinton Ia
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STATEMENT
of the financial condition of the
Bank Of LdiourChe
THIBODAUX, La.

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Our local items are curtall-
"a this week. | lie editor be-
ing confined iii bed with few
or since Friday OF last week
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Big Aviation meet March
% aud 33nd. Don't miss ii.
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i Tent
BLOWING UP OF FORT YAMZI

TaticE
Exposition The Aeronautica
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES ON ALL RAILROADS
YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS ANY PART OF THE
"NATioNAL AviAToRs" MEET"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-14
PL0TNER AND MRS. QUINN
TO BE ARRESTED SHORTLY

MITCHELL. S. D.. Nov 13-CSpecial)-
Next week the term OF circuit court Will
be held In this city and the prominent
case on the docket is that against
Luther Plotner and Mrs. Kate Quinn.
who are held over to the charge Of
adultery. The couple left here six weeks
ago Immediately after their examination
had been held and they were bound over,
but none seem TO know where they have
located. 1t Is stated by the friends Of the
couple that the case win not be tried in
this county and that efforts are now be-
ing made 10. have il transferred to Alex
andria on account OF the prejudice which
Is held against them In this city and
county. There is probability of an ef-
fort being made by the relatives OF Peter
Quinn OF Minneapolis to secure an indict-
ment against PlotneT charging him with
the murder OF Quinn. who committed
suicide about two years ago. and who
was the husband OF Mrs. Quinn. II is
not believed that the officials here will
take any steps In the matter TO secure
an indictment. as they are satisfied that
Quinn died by his own hand and the
question has been Investigated several
times.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-14
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
PrOfit-Taking Sales Give the Market
Heavy Tone.
BEARS RESUME OPERATIONS
CoaIers Again ConsDicuously strong
and Hin stocks show Good Ad-
vances Untu Late In
the Day.

NEW YORK, Nov. i3.-Profit taking
SAFES gave the stock market a heavy tone
certain way ana fecesslons In most cases
did not exceed a point. The Hartman
stocks wire weakest OF the important
railway Issues Union Pacific being set
baok more than points.
In the Industrial division the copper
group United states Steel, American Tel
ephone and American Tobacco preftrred
were weak. The losses were insignificant
by comparison with the large gains made
recently aud seemed to result largely
from the fact that the bun party lacked
the aggressive leadership that II has had.
The bear traders, after a fortnight OF
severe reverses, resumed opratlons In a
medrate way and II was apparent that
part OF the pressure In the last hour Of
was duo ttOshort selling Realizing, how
ever was a more important factor ana
the prtssure OF long stocks at times was
insistent enough 20. suggest that the buy
Ing movement had been OverdOne In some
sections OF the market,
The lls twas not without It's strong
spots. The ltalerb were again consplcu-
ously strong, the IIili stocks showing
sOiidated Gas advanced more than 3
points and several OF tho inactive Indus
trials rose. from 1 to points. The adj
vance OF the coalers was dut to a repeu-
ton of the reports OF probable extras"
for the stockholders, probably as a result
OF separation Of coal holdings from the
IOd0hs
Weakness Of the Hartman stocks was
referrtd 70 the supreme court decision
holding the Southern Pacific liable for
certain taxes claimed by the state of
Kentucky It's corporate home. The effect
OF tho dtcision, however. was not ex-
pected to be vile. and the incident served
chiefly as an argument for selling.
The copper group made no response to
an advanct in the price Of the metal from
l2ihc to 12%c by some of the largest pro-
ducing and selling agencies. The inquiry
for the metal In the domestic markets to-
day was not active and only moderate
amount of business was transacted. Elk
ports so far this month havt been much
heavier than In the corresponding period
OF October.
FranceS did not appear this week as n
bidder for the South African contingent
OF gold to London, and there were indi-
cations OF furthtr Improvement In the
Paris money market The tRquiry from
foreign borrowers was less OF a factor
here and few large loans we're made
abroad by New York banks. The money
market hire continued comparatively
sluggish t.N
The bond market was irregular. Total
sales. par value. tS2619,O00. United States
bonds unchanged on call. So.
Number OF sales and leading quotations
on qfOrEa Weya as f0lioWas
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-14
SWALLOWS CARB0LIC ACID
IN PRESENCE OF FRIENDS

MITCHELL, S, D., Nov. 13.-Special)-
August Groeber took the suicide route to
end his troubles in this city today. In
the presence of several friends he took
dose of carbolic acid and when he
drank he said, wen. 1 am going to die.
Before AID could be- summoned the man
was dead A day OF two before the sui
eide Groeber was talking to a friend
about the hard times a worlSingiman had
to get along with a family. and how
difficult II was to get ahead and added
that he did not believe he would continue
the struggle much longer. Groeber leaves
a widow and several children who were
dependent on him for their living He
was a stone mason and cement worker
and always had plenty of work.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-14
NEW ronK cENsaAL MAHkEr
Quotations OF the Day on various
Commodfttes


NEW YORK, Nov. l3.-FLOCR-Quict:
spring patents. f5.25n5.50 winter straishts.
A2m4So; winter patents. SA20GA7O; spring
clears tiSSelA5y' winter eStlas, no. !,
Kansas straights. $is5tfLs, Rye -four
easy; fair TO good, -. i5ais5; choice TO
fancy, l6.OOg525 Buckwheat flour. quiet
RNMEAfs~steGdy; fine white and
yellow. tly9fl %; coarse, fL551lW; Kiln
RYE-Quiet; No. 2, CSC. ell T.. Buffalo
BARLGY, STEADY; mailing. siiGaL25, c.
WHEAT Spot market easy: No. Q
9fitc elevator export basis. ana 9t7tc r. o.
b. afloat: No. / northtrn Duluth, l12itc
Z. o. b. afloat. Futures market was ner-
vous and unsettled, with traders puzzled
over tho situation and inclined To take
small profits. FOraig en- news was bear
ish but the visible showed a smalltd in
crease than expected. Prtcos closed un-
changed to &c net lower. December,
% and ssasc closed psssc: May, tl.OJ,seO
l.N 7-ld, closing &l.0i h-l6. Receipts, Zoo
900 bu.; shipments, 525,4SJ bu.
CORN-Spot market steady; new export,
69lsc T. o. b. afloat to arrive Futures
market nominal. H,eceipts, g.2O bu.
OATs-spot market steady; futures
market nominal.
HAY-Dull; prime, Sleo; No. J. $l2O;
No 2. SL25. No 3, 800
HOPS-Firm; state, common TO choice,
1911 crop, 52uSlc; 1910 crop nominal;
oNlAAN NVaaNS A'iA NiVft fvWHN' AVAV AioB
nominal
IilDEs-steady; Central America, Bo-
LEATHER-Firm. hemlock firsts, 25a
&c; seconds. 22D24c; thirds, 1e92ic; re-
'Pf'RoVyisIoNs-Porl,, steady mess,
sl700dt7.26; family. $20.O0li2i.Uo; short
clears, si7OoflZ75. Beef steady; mess,
si2GdisO: family s135Od14lO0; beef hams,
S2a. O0d9i.00. Cut meats, quieti picked
bellies. 10 70 II lbs, sIO.25aii.s5; piqKled
west prliue, t940d95O: refined, steady;
continent, 1875; South America, $3.50.
compound. tl25N7.50.
TALLOW-Quiet; prime city, hhds.,
G5sc: country, 6AGb7c ,t
BUTrEH--Firm; creamery; specials.
34MhS5c: state dairy, firsts tubs. sec;
good TO prime. 2Sdl3ic common to fair,
zsaNo; fair factory, current make. firsts.
22o. elll.
cHEESE-Tir state whole milk, cur
rent make specials, l41fdpl4Sc; skins.
29t12Ac,
tEdGs-steady; fresh gathered, extras,
37139c. flrsts, 3lGS3c; seconds, 2DI50c:
thirds, 2a026c; refrigerator. firsts, sea
sons charges paid. 2i@22c; western gath
erOd white, 33tf4Qc.
PoULTRY-AlNe, dull; western chick
ems, fi9li4o fowls. SisGDiiMo: turkeys,
16c. Dressed, Irregular; western chick
ems. lOgl7c; fowls, 7di6hc: turkeys, 10
ei20c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-14
si. Louis GenernI NInrLnt.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 3,-wheat--cash
finn; track, No. red &hd97c. No
hard, sscQN.G; December. slsse: May,
CoRN-FlrIn; track. No. . 79Q7Sc: No.
white, ne; December, G3ihc.
okTS-Lower; track. No 2, 47h8fTstc;
No. white isqi3hol Deeembes, lsc;
May, 50Ac.
YE-linchanged sec
FLOuR-Steadyi red winter patents,
3i.O005.0O; extra fancy aud straight, SSSd
Qt&; hard winter clears $Ai5re.0.
sEED-Timothy, s4.Ooai5o0
CORNMEAIs-t3.SO
BRAN-Unehanged SACKED cast track.
Sl.l2aIl.l5.
aAN-Firm; Timothy, Sa0OO9aA. 90,
prairie, NS.O0l6.5O
PRoVIsloNS-Pork. unchanged; Job
bling, $3.50; lard, unchanged prime
steam. SS,90ds0o: dry salt meats. un.
changed; boxed extra shorts, stc ID
clear ribs, $50 ID; short clears. sac 10.
bacon, unchanged boxed extra shorts
sstc 10; clear ribs. sssc ID; short clears
POuLTRY-Q Quiet; chickens, Sc; sprlngs
Sisc, turkeys. l4c; ducks l2c; geese, sc.
BuTTER-Firm; creamery. 25d32c.
EdGS-Higher: s5d2lc.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-14
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

cHEEsE-Imported swiss, &c Amerl-
can swiss, 2oi block swiss, lsc; twins.
&c; daisies l7c; triplets i11sci young
Americas, lsc blue label brick. THO; lin.
berger, Glib. lsc; iimberger. 1-ib.i loo
In eo.lb. tubs, sic; No. 2. s3c; packing. zoe.
henS i eoaE ioc ducks sprSs geese ss
Alive, bfollers, isle: hens, Sac; old
feathercd lie; geese, full feathefed. iOc;
turkeys, 1sc; guinea fowls. 15o each:
pigeons. per dos., 7se: hOmers, per dOs..
Fiji FisH"Ptckere rel iic Nv White. iSaISs. pike
Spanish nackerel, iso; eel. 81; haddooks
isS iss gFs ssSa osSh h. SS
perch, Sc; buffnio. SCI buriheRds. tic.
PouLrRI=Rroilers' isc. spEings. ~;
lbc; turkeys, 80; pigeons, per doc, ti.sl
Alive. broiiers. lSme liens. 20; Ola
rooeterB and stays, Sc; old ducks. full
turEsys. iSs;, sSinsa fowls. iSe each:
pigeons. per doz.. 7Sos homerS. per dos.,
SEQ; squads, No. 1, tl.s0; No. 2. SOC.
seei cps fsiess,soasPsi no NJ; 4 sc; oi No.
No. 2. ls1ci No. !. gAc. chucks; No. /,
itkc No. z, SIC; Ne. 3, bAc. Roundsl No.
/. lie; No, 2. skc; No. 3 SIC. Plates; No.
FRUITs-App Cooking varieties, per
bbl,. ts75: Jonathan, per Dbl. N.OO; ben
Davis, per bill, $3.50 California belize
flower, per box. U.s. Colorado aohathan.
spltsenbers. per box, $50; washington
X. Beauty per box, $3.50 WASHINGTON
staman winesaps. per box. t25o IA
sSo JuSo pe rs5 sSnchD sa7sSsS SrSs
berries Wisconsin fancy per bbls, $500;
per box, SS.O0 extrfn large Jumbo, per
sel; $1,000 patesI 66sss brand hna new
Figs California. per case OF. u ll-ounee
Psss N % Per case sc o. 50 isOS sS
boxes, per. d., Ice; 7-crown In SO-lb.
boxes per H., lie. Grape frult-Floride,
46-ss sizes, per crate. S4iSae.Oo; s0.bt.ei
mia Tokays. per l-bsk. crate. SIN. Malaga
grapes In bbls., t5.B06lS00. 1semons-Li-
moneira brand. extra fancy. aOO-Se0 sizes.
per box, s6.7b: Iona Limoneira, fancy,
sizes. b0c per box less. Oranges
Niagara Rediands yalenelas, so-l2s sizes,
per 6eT IS sisss per
RADIO, per box, sl.V0; Pears--c california
b. Sl 81, "a Per bo-lb, box, lao
csIeryMMisRsan PEP Per dOu Poe cSior rsS
Jumbo, per. doz:, SOC. Cucumbers-Hot
RP oldap per per- ao' do sa0' o Sgs
fancy. white, per 10. i6c. Lettuee-Extra
fancy leaf, per doz, 40c. Onions-Call-
fornia, white, per lb, Sc: Wisconsin, yell
low and red, In sacks. per H.. she. Span
lsh, per crate. N.lb. Parsley-taney
home grown, per doz. punches, i5c. Po-
tatoes-Minnesota Early Ohio, per blu.
N.O0; Wisconsin white stock, per bu
sOo; in lO-saek lots. &c less, Sweet DO.
tatoes-Nirginia, per bbl., $50; per bu
bsk., STA Rutabagas-In sacks per H.
lac. Tomatoes-Ca lifornia. per crate
MISCELLANEOUS - Almonds-Tarra.
gona, per h., lskc; in sack lots, IL less
Brazil nuts-Per h.. 1lc; in sack lots, Ia
less. Cocoanuts-Per sack, 1850 Fii.
berts-Per H., itc; In sack lots, lc less
Peanuts-Roas,ea, per H., Shc; raw, per
H., 71sc, Pecans-Large, per ID. lee, in
sack lots lc less. Walnuts-New crop
i9li, California, per h., 175ke in. sack lots.
lc less. Cider-New NehAwka, per il
gal. y Dbl. $500; per s0-gai bbl, 1850;
New York Mott s. per legal. a Dbl. $40
frames, ssTS kraut-Per i6-Eal. veg
N.lO; Wisconsin, per y bbl.. $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-14
STOCK in sight.
STOCK In sight
Receipts of live stock at the five prin-
cipal markets Yesterday.
Meta sanrket.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-METALS-
Standard copper, steady; spot, Si2.1I1aq
l2,Ss; Novem6er, Sl2.2o4I12. 80; December,
AIRY, $l2.SE51d,t24i1s London market
steady; spot fo8 los Sd; futures, f57 lVs.
Lake copper, sl2.6215q1375; electrolytic,
aiScS1sqE,l6; casting sl2 2Sdl2,5o; Ar
Custom house returns show exports of
$40 tons SO far this month 1ins firm
but quiet; spot and November, az, 37p
~. December and January, $4200Gp42.oO;
February, 94i. 7OGpIac0 London market
firm; srot. tl2 1873, futures, 1851 Is. Lead,
quiet; A.2644.30 New York; $6.10a6.40 East
dull Cooksons, $s0OaS. l21l. Iron, Cleve-
land warrants, BIS 11Sd in London. I5o-
cally irpn was quiet; No, foundry north
ern, S15.0Oq15.25; No. 2, $lA50d15.0O; No.
QJl6.60. ~.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 13-METALs-Lead,
s4.15@At7is. Spelter scarce, higher; $40.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-14
Artic'lI open. High. Low. close. Yes'y

Cash quotations were as follows.
FLouk-sseaay; WINTER patents, $40
ents, s5.9oqS.OO; straights, N.40d4. 10;
bakers, S3.7OQ4g0.
No. : rye, sC9sie; feed or mixing bar
Sl.lSaL25: timothy seed. siS.OOai5. 81 clover,
Sls 6tdaOy0;. mess pork, per bbl.. tl8.o0if
i625: lard. per 100 lbs, ss.l2ss; short ribs,
sides Qoosel, SSA o ...,
Total clearances OF wheat and flour
were equal TO 1000 bushels. Primary
receipts were 1,409,O00 bushels, compared
with $4,000 bushels the corresponding day
a year ago, The visible supply OF wheat
In the United states Increased 1.s2OO0
for the week. The amount OF breadstuff
on ocean passage decreased. 5oi0OQ.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: wheat,
IS cars; corn 2sO cars; oats, ll5 cars hogs,
IS. O00 head.
chicago Cash Priees-wheat: No. 2
red. s4FgsS4sc: No. 3 red, gseg9Sc; No 2
hard soy Sl.Ol; No. hard, SlHe7c: No. I
northern, Sl.Oi9sl.vs; No. 2 northern, sLO4
9i.W; No. northern, N.20iO5; No.
spring sseslOs; 40. ; spring, S5cdsl;
sl.o2: durum, 0JcQtl,N Corn: No. 2, 7i6t
s2c; No white 1llad7ec. new, 62MQ63Hc
No. 5 yellow, 7SeI5hc; No, 3, 7oafll 4c
new, 62i5aGSiIc No yellow, i5ai5e;
new, 6iau5e, No. 4. Tor: new, 59a4d6fc; No.
I white. l0alOisc; new, G0H6o4,e; No 4
Si4e; No whi:e lSSs9 issse; no. d &c:
No white, l7ssQ4Sifc; No. I. 4SF.c No.
4 white. H40fshc; standard, 4Si4cdi9c.
Rye. 10. q 30 isic. Hay: Timothy.
Nsocql5E2; Clover NSbc02lO0. Barley
S5cuSl&.
BuTTER-Firm; creameries, 25MQssei
dairies. 23M29c.
EGGs-Firm; receipts. 1879 cases; q,
mark cases included, lSef2lc; ordinary
hists 25u .bc prime firsts 25gSc
LHEEs E-Steady. daisies l4ikdi49sc,
twins. lshc; young Americas, ii9.dl5c,
Ion horns, l4stMisc.
steady; choice TO fame,
wisconsin sb07Se. fair to good Michigan
and Minnesota, ic8SOc.
POULTRY-Llve firm; turkeys, 100
chickens SIZE, springs, Toe.
VEAL-Steady: 80 TO GO ID WITS. 5hd
nifc
CARROT Reeeipts-Wheat. 90 cars, with 1.
n contract grade. corn, 225 cars. with 1.
u contract grade; oats. i2i cars. TolA
receipts o. wheat at Chicago. Minneapolis
and Duluth today We're 1913 cars, com
pared with las cars last week and 81
cars tie corresponding day a year ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-14
2. 20 - -. 50 81.


StlLi-t - aSnil,s uc..ailu al sneep ant
lambs opened IN Vigorous fashion ana OF
terings mt to kill usually brought prices
higuer tnan those IN force at last week
close. Dune advances we're frequent anu
the market as a whole was generally
quoted that much above FriuRy's trace.
one reason Tor Improvement IN values
was found In limited receipts, Ouly 1900
head showing up but the best builish ar
gument had its main inducement in a
broadening cOnsumptive demand in the
east.
quite a respectable portion OF the run
consisted of in between classes OF stock,
not very attractive as killers, and a little
too fleshy for feeders. Strictly TAT va
rieties fell short OF the demand, with the
result that packers bought close, work.
ing down into the weighty offerings OF
feeders In many instances. The best
lambs on sale, coming straight from the
range. moved at S.f5d5.S5. Grass finish
wethers acted credltab.y at 1916 and less
while ewes ranged from $3.50 down to less
than $500 for strings on the Gamer order
There were not many yearlings available
and prices for breakers were poorly
tested. yf
Trade in feeders was quiet and uninter-
esting. Spectators have practicable re-
tired from the market. and with a light
attendance Of country buyers, nothing
much changed hands during the early
rounds. orders filed with commission
men furnished the principal outlet for I'M
finished arrivals, and in most respects
prices ruled steady. Feeder lambs were
purchased around SL35 and less, while
feeder ewes sold from $3.50 downward the
same as recently. Early estimates on the
days feeder purchase placed the total at
fully 1000 head.
Quotations on Sheep and Lambs
Lambs! Good to choice s. J0tI5S5; fair to
good. S5.15d5.50; feeders, So 25q450. Year
lings: Good to choice, $35O0A25; feeders,
SS.25d3.S5. Wethers Good to choice, $3.50
d3.75; feeders, s2.90d325. Ewes Good to
NNsNAra ne N,Aa u - -
breeders, S325d375; feeders S2OOfb2. 20:
culls H.15GT1 rs
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-14

KANSAS CRY, hoy. lS.-CATTLE-
Receipts, 1900 head including Loo
dressed beef and export steers. Se.6d9.OO;
fair TO good. s5.2o66D; western steers,
SAe066.6S stockerH apd feeders s.. go
SIS; southern steers. AOOg6.s 20; houthern
COWS S4O0J4. 80; native cows, s2.65Q6. 50;
native hsifers. l4Ood7 90; bulls, $S.25pL75:
HoGsERecsipts, 1900 head. market sc
to- lOc higher; bulk of sales, S6l006,50;
heavy, SG.42yAal8b2M; packers and butch
ehs< s6SOq660; lights, S9o0GS; pigs, 800
dHt0i yl..t
SSHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1000
head; matket 15o 70 Sc hishsri active
Lambs, S4a5adO0, yeailihgs, SA766pi,75;
Wethers, SS25Qi6Q: , ewes, fS.00uS.60;
stockers and feeders, t2.Oo03.I5.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-14
IUIHI ItCtIpLS 100 70
DISPOSITloN-HEAD



CAIfLE-Receipts OF cattle were tie
highest this moi ming thal they have been
Ior MONDAY since July H., To put IT an
otner way tooay'e run Is the smallest for
Monday since the opening OF the range
season At the same time adVIces from
other selling pUlnts More encouraging, and
az the local demand was very good the
mafket opened In very good season in tho
morning The trade was active Whom
once under way ana the. bulk of cattle
changed hanos in very good season.
Beef seters OF desirable quality were
sought after and wer9 very ready sellers
at prices FUZZY lOc higher than last week.
Inc prppOruon OF COWS attu helters was
larger this morning tnan on good many
days aid there WAS a vety far showing
OF desirable Kinds of lkllleis. By reason
or the number on sale the market on
this kiHc 90 cat3s was not quite 20 active
as in the case OF beef steers, but still
they, lob, we're stronger and in most
cases around 1Oc higher.
With sucn a mOGeI ate run in sight and
With the feeling that receipts the balance
OF the week might continue inodera,e,
in the morning ana desiraDle feedlnS
cattle were quick sellers At prices around
igc higher than last weeks cloke.
market from start 10 finish on All dssir-
able Kinds OF cattle, either killers or
quotations on native cattle dodd to
choice beef steers, $6.1bGDnib; fair to good
beef steers, y6.50fg51b; common to far
beef steers. "a. i5d55o; good ito choice
heifers. s4.SOgo.26; good to choice cows,
A.4V9b.OOi -talr TO good cows, S5I6de4.AU
common to fair cows, s275aD3T6; kT51s. IS;
veal calves, $3.50g7.T5. - i =
Quotations on range cAttie:, Good to
choice beef steers, $S.16@dzS fair to good
beef steers, S6VvsJ5.75; c0mmon to fair
beef steers, $44OSI5.OO; good to choice heit-
ers, N.4Vduo. 10; gpod 70 choice COWS, a. 4OdD
BOO; fair to coed cows, 3S.bDdJ4z 70; common
70 talr cows, S276q3,6i good; .to choice
stoekers and feeders, $biVOqB.Vo; fair to
good stockers and feeders, S4.4VdloU0; COM
mon TO fair stocKers and feeders, 49, 40is
$40; stock heifers, SS.25di4,25; bllls, stays,
etc, SS.25QA90'
| Representative saleBi
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-14
REMARRIES DIVORCED WIFE,
DENIED A SECOND DECREE

BELLE FoURCHE, s. D.. Nov. lS-
Especial edward Perry viii have to try
another six months living with his wife,
according to the ruling of Circuit Judge
Rice here. Perry applied for divorce on
the grounds Of cruelty and the case was
contested. 1t appears that Perry Sc
cured a divorce from the same wife less
than year ago and then recently re-
married her so tPe court denied his SEQ
ond plea and urged him TO try the matri-
mOnial yoke a bit longer.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-14

NEW YORK. Nov, B,-MONEH-On
call, steady at 2i6p2it per cent: ruling
rate. 2as per cent; closing bid, 29s per cent;
offered at "a per. cent. Time loans,
firmer; sixty and ninety days, sMd3& per
cent; six months, ,sltqse& per. cent.
PRIME MERCANTILB PAPER-4qth
sTERI.ING ExcHANGE-Flrm. with
actual business In bankers bills at "a $3.50
for sixty days and at t4.a for demand {;
commercial bills t4SS
SIIsVleR-Bar. bGo; Mexican dollars,
46hc.
BoNDs Government. steady; railroad.
irregular, .N
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-14
Evaporatcd Apples and Dricd Fruits

NEW YORK. Nov. 13,--EVAPORATED
APPLES-Quiet and steady; on the spot,
pRfED FRUiTs@fPrunes, firm. s on
better European demand, quotations
ranging from &c TO 1ec for CALIFORNIA; up
to 4S-60s and from 101kQl2c for Oregons.
Aprj1ots, quiet and steady; choice, $50
15isc; extra choice, 16D16i1c; fancy, 17@1Sc.
Peaches, dull and unchanged; choice, ia
@1111c; extra choice 11%Ql2c; fancy, 12h
ql2Ac. Raisins, inactive but about steady;
loose muscatels, 6h@7hc; choice to fancy
seeded, 7%qs1sc; seedless, 6Q7c; = London
layers, 81. 40d145 b. .+