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Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-24
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Trade Increase and Revival of In.
terest Are Features.
WEATHER IMPORTANT FACTOR
wheat Firms Up After show of
Weakness Early In Session
ClosinR orders Near
Top Pricea.
OMAHA oct q. I'M.

OMAHA OCI % ltlA
The increase In outside trade ana the
renewal OF public interest In the market
seems 20 be the most striking feature
The recognized bull leaders and oW-
nesd ~ 6g Pss ts 81 eas he. W ssS bay
ing up wheat IN elevators. There Is a
let up Of rain in the spring wheat belt
ogt conditions have been very unfavor-
The market RECEIVERS readily after all
Expressions.
The rank and file in the corn trade
readily admit that the action OF the mar
ket win depend on the weather condl-
lions the rest Of this month. IL will
take a period Of clear cool weather 20
make merchantable corn. Further wet
weather will be serious and higher values
would result
Wheat firmed up after a show Of weak
ness early IN the session and closing
trades were near top prices. Cash wheat
was unchanged.
Heavy realizing and some weaker tone
20 wheat gave corn an easy tone. The
better weather forecast was a bearish
feature. Cash corn was kqa.o higher
Primary wheat receipts we're i,5Q7 900
bu and shipments were $4,000 bu., against
receipts last year Of Lls2,OOO bu. and ship
Primary corn receipts were $4,000 bu
and shipments were $685. 200 bu., against
reeeipts last year Of $4,000 blu. and ship
cisarsnees were 1900 bu, Of corn. none
$4,000 bp,i
Liverpool closed unchanged 10 I'd lower
on wheat and Nd lower on corn.
The following cash sales were reported /:
WHEAT-No. 2 hard; cars, tl.04h; 10
cars. si.0i: No 3 hard: 8 cars. SiOiit; 2
cars. no4: cars. ti.OS1hi No. I hard; /
CORNING. 2 white: . cars. 7OHc. No. .
white: cars, 7ohc: No. yellow; 2 cars,
eollc. No. yellow: cars. 69ssc. No.
mixed: ? cars. 69ikc No. mixed 10
cars. sske. No. Z mixed: cars. Coo,
car, sac.
oATs-No. 8 white: cars, AeRe car.
tes4c. No. white: cars, 4e1ae; cars,
Omaha Cash Prices.
wHEAT--No, hard, sLo9di 06ik; No 3
hard, 1.0eal06Ik: No. hard, 97LkcSlSi. %.
CORNING. 2 white, 70070hc. No 3
white, 704T0tko; No 4 white 69ifN7Q No.
No 3 yellow. s9it 06slkc: No ( yellow,
S1gseHei No. ?. sc; No. s. 6aQooHc No.
oATs~No. 2 white. 0Gl7Hc; standard.
esh9Gc; No 3 white, 46lhd46kc; No,
white, teYtelsci No. yellow. ts4dA6,kc;
BAL Y-Msltihs. ANGLIA; No, /
isYE-No. e sea97ci No. 3 SsaaGe.
CaFlot Receipts.
wheat Corn. Oats
Chicago .......".......... ~ 22s 1872
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-24
Two Killed in War
Between White Men
and Angry Negroes

COwETA, Okl, Oct 22-Ed Suddeth
a negro, was shot to death tonight by a
mob of citizens who had armed them
selve following a battle this afternoon
between blacks and whites, In which Sud
deth killed ]. d. Beavers. city attorney,
and wounded Carmen Oliver and steller
Thompson. white men.
Suddeth was wounded and was then
strung up to q water tank but was cut
down before he died and locked in a va
cant building. Tonight Deputy Sheriff
Flowers attempted to take the slayer TO
WAGNER to jail As the negro was being
lifted into an automobile the mob opened
fire on him. Probably fifty shots entered
his body.
arriving from the surrounding country
and race war seems inevitable.
MUsKoGEE Oct, 22-while what
militia can be raised tonight Is being
rushed from here by special train 70
the assistance of the white population
of Coweta, large numbers OF armed ne
groes from surrounding points are has
tening to that town to assist in the fight
with the whites.
Besides the killing of the city attorney
and the lynohing of his slayer a number
OF both races have been shot in the
fights, according TO reports received here.
The negro population IL Infatuated by
the killing of Suddeth. They sent out
runners to all nearby towns, several OF
which are exclusively negro settlements,
to call them to aid in fighting the whites
and make good their threat to wipe the
town off the map before morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-24
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET

cHEESE-Imported swiss, S2c; AmerI.
can swiss, &c; block SWISS, lSc; twins
lC1c; daisies, 161zc; triplets, 16Ac; blue
abel brick, loc; lmberger S-lo., 1Sc; lin
BUTTER-No /. lib. carton, sc; No
|, in sO-lb. tubs. Shse; No. 2, atsei pack
'i ff;oU ETRY-Broiisrs. lso; springs. iso.
&c: turkeys. 40: pigeons. per doz.. Sl.5O
ALIVE: BralISTs, lztac; hens, Sci old
roosters and stays. DC; old ducks, full
ieatlered, l0ci geese. full feathersd. lJo;
pigeons. per d0z.. Zoe: homers, per doz.
$50; squads. NO. l, also; No. 2. Doc.
,FIsA-fieEerei' lie; white. sOci pike
spanish maekerel, lSe; eel, iSc. maddox
sc; flounders. lSe; green catfish, loo;
roe shad. sl.OO each: shad roe, per pair.
perch, So: buffalo, Sc: bu.iheads, itc.
BEEF CUTs-Ribs: No /. isc; No. 4 lac;
No 8. sac; Loinsa No. / lsssei No; =
2. &c; No. Z: SIC. Round: No. ! lie; No
3 sAc; No. 8. SIC. Plate: No. !. &c; No
= FFRiujI rs. varieties mar
Dbl, s. %; Jonathan, per Dbl, 500; Cali
fornia Belerlower, per box, Sl.25; Colo
RADIO Jonathan, extra fancy, per box.
sac; Ben Davis. per Dbl. t2;so;, Be-
Jumbo. per bunch, -. 7Sd275. Canta-
loupes-Colorado, standard 4s count 81. 70
per crate; pony crates. 8 count, tl-5o;
Cranberrtes-Wisc fancy, per Dbl,
$500; per box. $500. Dstes-Anchor brand,
new, 80 lib. pkgs, in boxes. per box. s.. %.
pfsEs cs e psT eS per q sAGs e b 0a
go Per case OF % S-S5- pigs t2oo;
per ID, l5e; 6-crown IN eO,lb. boxes. per
lie. Grapes~Nsw York ana MichiEan
Concords. per 7-lb. basket. lsc; California
rokays, per A-basket crate. s1.S. Lemons
SKIES. per box. sSB; Iona LImo SSSI1Ss
and and 20 sizes, SC per Box less, ofsSsss ~
S Ssrs sos ss Il so sisss sI psS
box. $50. Psaehes-california and Colo
RADIO. per box, $lOO. Pears-california
Duchess, B: Hardy and =. clarigeau, per
3 20; Lawrence. per box, 500. Ounces
Michigan, per basket, H-&
VBGETABLES-Bean ana wax,
per market basket. 81 O04l25. Cabbago-
Wisconsin, per ID. iH8lIIc. celery-Nich-
igan. per doz. Sc; Colorado Jumbo. per
dos, 16c, cueumbers-Hot house. per
s sSs 9 a EE ssTeFltas t. R1Srd Per
per ID. 15c. Lettuce-Extra fancy Leaf,
per doE, toc. onions-Home grown,
white. per crate. Sis; pellow. per crate.
yellow ytsiS in sacks. per h.. We; Spanish.
per crate. N.75. Parsley-Fancy home
grown. per doz. punches. sc. Potatoes
Minnesota Early ohio, per bu.. CSC; Wis
conain white stock. per bu.. SOC; In 10
sack lots. & less Sweet Potstoes-vir-
ginia, per Dbl. $50; per bu. bsk.. MS
RutabGgas-In sacks. per IL. Iko. To-
matoes-Ho grown. per MARKET basket
INSTRUMENTATION - cansor-
lc less. Brazil nuts-Per b.. lac; IN sack
lots. ic less. Chestnuts-Per ID. 15e. Cos
eoanuts-per sack. S,25 Fiiberts-I'eT
Roasted, per h., SIC; raw. per ID, nc.
Pecans-L.Arge, per ID, lee; In sack lots.
lc less. Walnuts-NeU crop, 1911. Cali.
clder-New. per b-eal. \ tbl. IS; Per
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-24

Drancn Of the marKet. reasons for cOst-
eheapeniug we're pientitul, a big supply
loeaiy beng one OF the foremost In
aaoluon TO the 5IU00 mead estimate at
this point, eastern trade was also giutted,
IhIOaso getung one OF the largest runs
N the history OF the market. a mean
demand al last weeks close only serN eu
20 maze a bad situauon worse. and tne
amount OF business transacted cary al
.oroed only a poor test or values.
me man session pivLllseu 10 oe al
a. ternoon aL1a1r, with teeuer classes ti4S
d. ule anu lat strings the exception. De
spite TINS TACT, nothing creultaDle cOuIU
We SAID regarding the uemanu tor killing
stock. faChers held back from the starl
ana insisted on a scale OF prices Sc
verely trimmed. Indications pointed to
The sale OK the bulk at declines OF about
lJgzDc. Fat lambs started out arounu
JO5u5.4O and the limit on choice quality
was placed at 500. Fat sheep trade rulea
-nevenly lower, uncertainty being due to
he relatively small proportion OF good
ewes, wethers, etc. in the supply.
W eighty feeder lambs. suitable for dry
lots. drew fair competition from country
buyers, but other offerings we're neglected
and the general trend to values was bear
ssh. In some respects Il was weak to
loo lower deal. The attendance OF corn
belt finishers proved reasonably large,
out common old ewes and plain, little
.ambs were unpopular in most quarters
The better kind of weighty lambs ranged
around s4.5O0t4.65, while pee-wee grades
sold largely under AO0, as low as S92a
Feeder ewes moved from $3.50 downward.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs
Good TO choice. $5.eSa5.5o; fair to good
Good TO choice, SS.S5a4l5; feeders, S3l5q
865. Wethers: Handy. s3.25Q3,50; heavy
5.l5q3.40; feeders, 81 sOa3.25- Ewes: Good
to choice, s290dl315; fair 20 good, S265d
ESQ; breeders, tS.25qS.S: feeders 50. l0a2.50
culls, 81. 50d210.
Reprssentative aales.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-24
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations OF the Day ON various
Commodtties.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.-FLoUR,-steady:
spring patents. A.Soo.oo; winter straights
a,Ss tS Sl: winter = Ter. patents; a sIsgLt
s. l5qfeo Rye flour. firm; fair to good
,b.00l6. 90; choice 10 fancy, @.SG6t6
.coRNMEAL--.Firm, fine white or yellow
81 609a. s.; kiln dried, s.. 66a1S76.
kTE-ouiet; No. 3 NC. nominal. c.
l. T., Buffalo, 70 arrive.
BARLEY-steadyi mating. n.ia@i22,
wHEAT-spot market easy; No. . red,
sLOsiA. elevator. export basis. and si.O3A,
I. O. b. afloat NO. ] northern Duluth,
l.ls Z. o. b. afloat. Futures lower under
STg b "a ssSsS aIsS
but the decline was checked By mills
buying closing &c net lower. December
closed tl.O9A; May Q.u.
CORN-Sp0t market easy; No. q eX-
port basis, SOC nominal. e. o. b. afloat
Futures market waA nominal
oATS-spot market sasy; Futures mar
HAY~steady; prime. $50; No. l. $3.50
49, No, 2, Sl.a0tPl. Is; No. ; S.io
HIDES-Flrm; Central America, 40;
Bogota, nAqZ&o-
G2lo; seconds. 22q2lo; thirds. iSasle; re-
PRovisIoNs-pOrs, steady; mesu. slG n
glLSi family, na0Qzi 100; short clears,
1850; family. SiSS6giIOo; beef hams IS. s.
$3.50. Cut meats, quiet; picked bellies.
10 70 ~ pounds, Al0loQlAOO; picked hams,
tlAO0 Lard, easy middle west prime. 81 Is
daD; refined. firm: continent N.B;
south American. S0b0; compound. SIS
OTIS
TALLyow-FIrm; prime city. hhds, CSC.
nominal; country. 6h06Ibc.
BUTTER - Firm; creamery. specials,
ah6S2e: extras. SOis(1Sie; firsts. Miaa2Sc
creamery, held specials. SO9Soiac; extras.
SQ29he, firsts. N0eSo. process. specials.
4hGf3oc: extras. 30; firsta, GHQ12sc. fac
tory, current make, firsts. dhc.
CHEESE--Steady; skims. 34l1hc.
EGGS-Irregular: fresh gathered, per
doz., oQue; extra firBts. 28Q1So; firstss
E1&5Bc: held. freah, poor 70 fair. B410c.
freah gathered dirtiea. No. 1. 10lso;
fresh gathered checks. prime. lsog freah
gathered checks. poor TO good. D01Se:
refrigerator, first seasons storage
charges paid. 1otfz1e: refrigerator. poor.
l3QiTc. refrigerator. dirtiea. i1G17c; west
ern gathered. whites. 2Qa5c-
POULTRY Dressed. quiet; western
chickens. ie01tc. fowls. i0iec: turkeys.
average best. n920c: othsrA. MQ1Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-24
Sounds Praises of
Underwood for 1912

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, oct. 3S.-Con-
gresham Oscar W. Underwood of Ala
bama was put forward as the next demo-
cratic candidate for president by United
States Senator John Bankhead OF Ala
bamA in 9 recent statement today. Mr..
Bankhead says that Mr.. Underwood has
no equal in either branch OF congress
in the execution OF public policies and
that HIS capacity for organization IL
shown by his control OF the present house
majority. Senator Bankhead declares
that after visits TO various parts OF the
country II IL his deliberate Judgment that
II there Is any sectional feeling a. to Mr..
Underwood. IL would be In the, southern
ers' favor.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-24

Cash quotations we're as follows:
noL0 .uJiEtbt,ir so winter y: pstents, N
sl.50la4. rs; bakers, S.70Q5.00.
BARLEY-Fee or mixing. 7Scasi %;
Timothy. SiS.OOQl5.25. clover.
PR8'VyiYSIoNs-Mess pork. per bbl.. sls.75
gl6.0O; lard. per 100 lbs, 500; short ribs,
Total clcaranees OF wheat and flour
weer equal to 602 600 bushels. Primary re-
With i.ls2OoO bushels the corresponding
day year ago. The visible supply OF
wheat Ia the United States increased
L5Si.0O0 bushels for the week. The amount
dS2,OOO bushels Estimated receipts for to-
oats. sd cars; hogs, $500 head.
Chicago Cash Prices-wheat, No. 2
s ssS "S rs Aa NC siossEisSS No. No.
III; No. : northern. u.iiGi. i5; No; J
nG E so spFaa. Ssyfs S SSatt .p4 sS
= .o6qtl;l2; No. spring. soeqsi:es; durum,
white, 7sq7slsc; No. Z yellow. 1sg1sI%e
10 S.Iow COS 7S NS TNS o 7 7s7sS No No
! white, 7lqft%ci No. I yellow, 7Sd75Ao.
Oats, No. 2, HH147itc: No. Q white, iSAq
hAci NO. white, HAuAScs No. 4 white,
Fd47hc. standard, s7%d4slkc Rye, No. z
sc. Barley, s5glsi,2e. Clover, si4000is.5 so.
Timothy, SiaO0fii5.25.
BUTTER STEADY; ereamenes. ssqs9c;
dairieA, IQ26c.
EGGS-Steady; receipts, 5000 cases; At
mark cases included, ib9lSo; firsts, 2ic;
prime firsta, &c.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; daisies, ifHQlAlfc;
twins, l3A0iic young Americas i4h6
iAsc; long horns, 1ihW1iIac.
POTATOES-Steady, choice to fancy,
6Olf65c; fair to good 57063c
POULTRY - Unsettled; turkeys. lac,
chickens. 0Ac; springs. iOc.
VEAL--S Steady; 90 TO 6O-lh. WITS, SQ9c:
90 to @-lb. WITS, s1tQl0lsc: IS TO i6-Ib
VITA lie
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-24
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading and Closing
Prfcea on Board Of Trade.

CHICAGO. oct. 25--W heat prices today
lelt the pressure OF sales by large owners
and for the first time In nearly a week
suffered a material setback. The close
was at a decline OF AsU54c TO nc net. The
end OF traotns left corn &C 70 lalac
lower. oats down lsahc and hog products
5nlOC decline.
Investment demand for wheat showed
much less snap than at any time since
The recent bulge began. For the cash
article In particular the demand was de-
cidedly slim. Plenty OF reasons we're In
dom OF at least a temporary retreat.
World shipments we're larger than eX-
pected, Rallies took place from time 20
lime. but broadly considered. the market
vas IN state OF decline from the start.
ono Of the features was n widening Of the
December-May difference certain inter
ests selling the near and buying the de-
ferred option Between the opening and
tho close December fluctuated from 81 Oh
TO NWh. with the close steady at 81 .02M,
a drop Of NC compared with saturday
night
Colder and clearing weather following
he recent rains led the corn crowd 70
change from the general bullish senu-
ment of last week. December ranged
from 65dG5A,c. closing unsettled. 1d1hc
net lower, az 65iAns5hc. Cash grades were
weak No. yellow was quoted at &c
u76Lc.
Leading cash and elevator concerns
were free sellers OF both December and
May oats. December varied between 47Ac
and 4shq4s2sc, with the close off &C at
H1hc.
Provisions followed the downward ten
dency OF hogs and corn. The outcome
was decline all around, but not IN any
case to exceed i0c.
Quotations Of isadins products were;
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-24
Totals

CAIILE-R Receipts or cattle were large
lhls morning, there bang aoout the same
week. To make another comparison, tine
receipts are about on par with the corre-
spondIng day or last year, but over 4OOJ
mead short OF the number received here
tnree weeks ago and four weeks ago.
Al the same time other market points
We're burdened with large receipts ana
We're sending out discouraglng reports.
As result OF this local buyers were in
ellned 10 feel their way unul they knew
more about how cattle were selling al
other points. As a result OF this the trace
was SLOW and dull and II was practlcaIy
midday before very much business was
transacted.
lne supply Of beef steers proved to be
Iulte moderate, there being very few
Sofhted beeves of any kind IN sight. Of
.erinBs OF range beef cattle were also
very moderate, but the trade as a whole
was unsatisfactory owing to the LSct that
SaVlces from other selling points were so
ulscouraglng. AS a result OF the break
reported at eastern points prices here
were weak to lOc lower and in some ex-
IRENE cases possibly as much as lOQl5c
lower.
Cows and heifers we're in large supply
and the trade was slow. As was the case
with beer steers, prices ranged anywhere
from weak to l0c lower, and in some
cases looked as much as l0Q15c lower.
The better grades Of cows and heifers, Il
anything, suffered more decline than the
Gamers and cutters or the cheaper
Outside Of few good to extra choice
cattle, the general market on stockers
and Feeders was around l0Q15c lower than
last weeks close. The supply was large,
and It was late in the day before any.
thing like clearance was effected.
Quotations on Native Cattle-Good tc
choice beef steers, s7.00Q7.76; fair 70 good
beef steers, A.75q575; good 10 choice
heifers, 81 lbdb.50; good to choice cows
AS0Q5.0; fair to good cows. 80. 7594 Is
calves, xS.50dT.75.
Quotations on Range Cattle Good Il
choice beef steers, s5.5065.b0 fair TO good
beef steers, N25a4s0; good to choics
heifers, s. 25q5.0o; good to choice cows
A.Sbq4sO; fair to good cows, $375QAs 80
ISIS; fair 70 good stockers and feeders
"a l5ll6.0o; common to fair stockers and
feeders, S340d4e5; stock heifers. g. 25d
AS; bulls stays, etc. S3.25d5OO
. ReDFeSentafiVa Raiaa.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-24
Attempt to Dynamite
Rock Island Train

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Dot. IA tsle-
gram to the local police asking than to
watch for three suspected men brought
tonight the first information that an
attsmp was made this morning to dyna-
mite the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
passenger train. No. a. from ST. Louis
TO Denver. at Eldon, Mo-. ITO miles east
Of here, The track was damaged by the
explosion. but the passenger train passed
over. A freight train which followed
was delayed for an hour while the dam
age was repaired Three men. who were
seen In Eldon yesterday. are suspected
and their descriptions have bean sent TO
the police OF ali surrounding citiea-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-24
New York Mining stocks.
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 23-COFFEE-Fu-
lures opened steady at an advance Of
lOal6 points in response 10 higher
European cables than expected, reports
that firm offers from Brazil were steady
and generally unchanged, and coverings
on realizing by recent sellers following
the big break Of Saturday. 1t seemed
that nearly all the brokers around the
ring had selling orders on the advance,
with rumors circulating thai some OF the
bigger bulls were realizing and the mar
ket during the day eased off sharply
with prices at one time showing a net
lose OF 5q1s points. Private cables from
Santos, however, predicted an early fall
ing OFT IN receipts as well as reporting
unfavorably on the new crop outlook
and the market in the latter trading firm
up on renewed covering and bull sup
port, with the close steady net points
lower 10 points higher
Sales, lS0,350 bags; October and Novem-
Der, lAl0c; December, lA6sc January,
i4@c' February, 1850; March, 1856
April, l34ec; May. I3.42o; June. 1880
July and August, l3.36c; September, i3s5c.
,Havre was n higher to ! franc lower.
Hamburg was mol higher Rio, nominal.
santos uncranged, As $500. Receipts at
the Brazilian ports 1850 bags, against
against 1850 bags last year.
New York warehouse deliveries satur-
day were 5,lbS bags, against 1881 bags
last year Today's special Santos cable
reported IL unchanged this morning and
Saio Paulo receipts Of $4,000 bags against
10000 bags the previous day.
spot coffee, unsettled; Rio No. Z. l5&d
lb1c; Santos No. a. 16ykc Mild ami.
Cordova, 7Q19c, nominal
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-24

ST. LOUIS, Oct 22.--CATTLE-Rece
$500 head, including ASIA Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
S.2j@800; dressed and butcher steers,
s6254T50; steers under 1000 pounds, $4,000
500; stockers and feeders, S3.00Q5.25; cows
and heifers, S300dS.S; Gamers, A.00d3 90;
bulls, So 75d5.25; calves, $f.00Q9O0; Texas
and Indian steers, $400G7OO; cows and
heifers $A50d7.00
HOGS-Receipts, 994s head; market
steady to strong; pigs and lights, $475d
$40 packers, s6.45q67O; butchers and best
heavy, S650916.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reoeipts, 400
head; market steady; natives muttons,
S2BJ1(.B5; lambs, S4O0d5.e0; culs and
bucks, 81. 25g3.50; stockers, $t.00d200.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-24

ST. LOUIS, oct 22-.wHEAT-Cash.
weak; track No. 2 red. s2c6S1 .021k; No. 4
hard. s; 06d1.lt; December. h.Ol$sdlOlA:
May, S1O57s61.OS.
CORN-Lower; track No. 2, 7Sa73Xc;
No. 2 white 54Hq75c; December, 6Sts;
May, 65ssd65Ac.
OATS-Steady; track No. 2. 47gkc; No.
2 white 4SizeD4SAc. December, 47&c.
RYE-Strong at 9955cdS1.00.
FLOUR-FiIm: red winter patents, s4e0
$500; extra fancy and straights, $4006
$50; hard winter clears, S360d3.S5.
SEED-Timothv. sl2.006D1A50.
CORNMEAL-S3.2 20.
BRAN-steady, sacked east track, n.13
d1.1A
HAY - Weak; timothy, HsOo@24.OO
prairie, Sl2O0d1600.
BAGGING-S%c
TWJNE-Hemp, nc.
PROVISIONS-Pork unchanged; Job
bing 1895. Lard, lower: prime steam,
SS7214dSS2i5 Dry salt meats, unchanged;
boxed extra shorts, $500; ribs, 800; short
clears, s912is, Bacton. unchanged; boxed
extra short. 1Oc; clear ribs, 10c; sohrt
clears, SLOPPY.
POULTRY - Firm; chickens. 9lkc;
springs, lOc; turkeys, 1td16c; ducks, l2c;
geese, &c.
BUTTER--steady, creamery, 2sG3Oc.
EGGS-E'irm at pc.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-24
Kansas city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 2.--CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, $1,000 head, including 1000 south
erns; market steady; medium steers 10c
lower; dressed beef and export steers,
N.0OQS.00; fair to good, $5S5a6.9O; western
steers, $3.9OQ7.S6; stockers and feeders,
$3.75Q5.9O; southern steers, $3.65@5 Is
S2.5oq500; native heifers, $4OOd6.50; bulls,
SS.259425. calves, $L0097.s0
HOGS-Receipts, $500 head; market
steady to sc lower; bulk of sales. $6l0q
butchers, $6.SOG6.5o; lights, $6Soq6.S5; pigs,
S4260sS.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, q 900
head; market steady to strong: lambs,
S4.50q5.90; yearlings, $3.750p450; wethers,
tS.25q276 ewes, $295G3.60; stockers and
feeders, 2256J3S0.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-24
visible supply OF Grain.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-The visible sup
ply Of grain in the United States satur-
York Produce exchange was as fol-
lows: Wheat, 6,S15,O0O bushels; increase,
1,53 900 bushels. Corn. $4,000 bushels.
decrease, $4,000 bushels. Oats, a. 6S 900
bushels; increase, 5000 bushels. Rye,
1872, 900 bushels increase, 10000 bushels.
Barley, 4,213,0O0 bushels; increase, 1923 900
bushels. The visible supply of wheat i'm
Canada last SATURDAY. was 100000 BUSH
els an increase of 4S3 900 busnelG
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-24
Evaporated AppIes and Drted Fruit.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-EVAPoRATED
WITH light offerings; on the spot, fancy,
lo4lOMci choice, 9g9tfc; prime, $1,000.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes, inactive, but
prices are firm quotations range from
74l9hc for CALIFORNIA; TO G0-50s; iiG@
l5he FOR Oregons, Apricots, duh, but
steady; choice, lSaplSAc; extra choice, iS
quiet, but offerings are small and prioss
steady; choice 11h@1lhc; extra choice,
n%Wi2c; fancy, 2l1q12%c. RAisins, firm,
but inactive; loose Muscatels, 6ha7[c,
choice TO fancy seeded, SR9l&c; seedisss'
6@qc; London layers. N40a1.45
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-24
Turpentine and Rogin.

SAVANNAH. Ca. oct. IS. ATURPEN.
TINE-F1rm az i6i1c sales. l9s bills; re
ceipts, SIS bills; shipments. i.Sd bbls. A.;
stocks, q, 20i bills.
ROSIN-F1rm; sales, 1.20l bills; receipts,
:, fo6 bills; shipments 4065 bills; stocks,
S2.62S bills Quotations: B. $50; ID,
81 As; r, $50; y, g, II, /, X and NJ. 1856;
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-24
Cotton Market

NEW YORK, Oct 23.-coTToN-spot
closed dull. 30 points lower; middling up
IL 400 bales. Futures opened easy, Oc.
tooer, $40; November, A1Sc; December
aseo; January, 9lTc; March, 9a4c; May,
9.42c: July, 9.S3c.
Cotton futures closed steady. Clos
lns bids; October e,O6c; November 9Oec;
December, &c; January. 907c; February
s.ise; March, 92Ocs April. a26c; May, assc;
June, S$ei July, s.Ec; August, s6oc; Sep
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-24

KANSAS CITY, oct. 2S.-wHEAT-Cash
unchanged: No. 2 hard, SlO4lh9L11; No. 8,
A.04l09; No. 2 red, S1.0261031s No. g.
t1.O5Rd1.05ik July, s7As6g75kc.
CORN-Unchanged No. mixed, 10;
No. 8, 7215c; No. white, 7215G1TSc; No 8,
727se; December, 6s1zo; May, 6s7So; July.
64Ssd64%c.
oATS-steady; No. 3 white. 4s8g1lc;
No. 2 mixed. 461ka47kc.
RYE--97c.
HAY-Steady; choice timothy, SaOO;
choice prairie, s1a00dl350
BUTTER-Creamery, 2sc; firsts, 80,
seconds, 24c; packing stock, 19c.
EGGS-BxtTas, Ac; firsts, 235ho. SEQ