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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-05

Tho Christian Nomsus BOARD nF
Missions of the Christian church $3.50
hold a meeting This evening a. toe
home 81 Nrs " l. Blackburn ca
Gravel IillI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-05

Guards OF HeiIairc h.tr. ladies OF
the Maccahses. viii b- entertained at
the homc of Mrs Edward Wrtber ur
Hamilton street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-05
MARTINS FERRY
Local Merchant Makes snr7ent
and STOCK oi See Hive Store VIII
Sc Sod

S deed OF assignment wac aI,i 90
probate court 90 So C.nrsg..fr tes
-rily by a. $ Korhuau. proprietor
ot the hr" dive Store ON south
Fourth street The stoc. Niu De sold
hF George Cooke. OBJ, ass Euee Mr.
Nuilmau Vili ro to cleveland. where
DO ha- -c. 4rel position
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-05

Wn-~iluE $40 tak. riac~ tets ste.
tool frpu a. huu-- 81 th@ asrr--s
irf-ru-al rui b. uate q. Llr.sas
rs--fa~T
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-05
BRIDGEPORT
Inree Mills Resume % Aetna and
I"oo Are snu; Down Indefinitely
for Rera4ra

''s N'7 3 ard . a- ttr Aetna DO
nor resume Yesterday morning on ac
.'Ni. OF The urgent nr"i OF repairs
lI'} ".- hr shat down indefinitely.
ald ia thcr place Mills .Nos q. % and
b. ia'" been put 100 operation Tier,
"r, 300" ID mills scrkius CO.. th. plant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-05

hai been troubled 9th ,e1s..la.
ton for 80 years and tried aI OF tha
best physicians in Brlsto. Tenn and
they could do uoth.re fHr ma. writes
Ihos D. Williams. Mtliehoro Is.
Two packages % Chamber s
stomach aud Liver Tablet. r.r..
me Fof sale nf aI lrl-E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-05
JULIUSWEILL
TIE POPULAR STORE

AL ABOARD Fos CHRISTMAS
We nrc disp'ai'7r HrI arr1re
ms new lrods etcrt ia, ser.I
bic gifts. Goo People dom buy
foolish. useless presents nova
days Come her. every lay 9th
your want lists. ve1l l1 our ut
most 90 assist 500 Iu your seIer
tious
McCa'rs magazines .1I STYLE
books for January lrc here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-05

II 'n'I.'IIIW8Uf lII SOCIAL WI D..
..'Du Dbl roe Ervorft league OF tta
FIRST 81 b. church -h.s evening =
silver Offering uIIl Doe taken
Fourth Number
The fourth uuwber Ht fhe rnrlIar
tH school lecture CoIrs. aif Do
given BOB fa" l gh school auditorium
.n Ir-lay evening Pred Dixon. 600
eloquent -lalasr. $3.50 lecture Iie-
SERVED seats 7iU rY or .aI. af ft.
Solo. Reed drlr store .omoro.
m.rr.rl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-05
WHAT DISTINGUISHES
TIE auto-piano
AMONG MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

10 10 perfect lr werIar Ga
construction
j. ts EQUIPPED A.tr fls aI.
matte Ht.fter device fPa-
erFeC
Il has 'Ls aDira- 90 .e f.r
accentlrg th~ melody
u has the t-ru pouOr-. ti-
most perfect device for
retardiuE ans lr., rr4t
INK The musI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-30

gent; Mobelinouitric = 0itr6i6niit
129,452, So6it5obl 1868, Miar
oeit5abl 120,524, 88.2 8ro5ent;
gadereien = 9urdidnitt 1oo,216,
So6itaobI 1O2,77O, Minoeit3obl &c.
$50, 81 9ro3ent.
Sn ben .saiion SSltouitrieu"
oenienigen SnoultrielL Die be.
3ilgli6 ibrer @rbeit piel pont @et-
ter ODER ionltnie BON ser ugeat1r"
abbangen = lift Der l1nteri6ieo 5ui-
id)en Der So6it5obl u11o Der Wiiu.
oeit5abl ser Mrbeiter bos Sobr bitr-
ol1r6 natiirlid biel GROCER, Die Sc.
ldoftigung piel nellieer ltetig OILS
III ben %genannten Sabrifinouitricll.
Sn Den 3iegel- uno 9adelinbnltrien
rparen I'M 9ur6idnitt 76,52S
2eute bei6aftiet, i'm Sanuor obcr
mn 1882, ooer 36.5 Bro5ent
Der So6it5obl, Die I'M Suli NIT 104,-
$50 erreidt nuroe. No6 piel I'M.
beltanoiger lit Die @rbeit in Der
goummolliamelt : Sltoultrie (Scf
ltto u8ll6en"), IN Der I'M Suit MT
5174 f7.6 8ro5ent Der Mrbeitcr.
lbaft BON Nopember, (29,334)
gei9aftigung fanoen, unb in ocs
Fralerpen : SSl1ouitrie, sic int Durd).
ldnitt 59,96S 2euten Mrbeit aob,
aber i'm September 1548OO 81
idaftigte uno i'm Solular ltlr 49,.
1913 1928 8ro5ent pom Mari.
mum.
@oelidit ltctise arbeit 5l bobert,
lit Der naturIide Muni6 oes 2obn.
orbeiters, oenn babel ltebt er iid)
a1t beitetL meil er lih ON bcltcil
nod Wasgabe oes 8eroienites cir
ridten4 fann. Mus BEN angefiibr.
ten 3ablen eebt aber berpor, oaR
nbgeieben bon ocn Soiion : Sreu.
ltrien, geraoe Die (ongebli6 I'M
SntereIle Der Mrbeiter) ont Doditell
beidibten 5abrif : Snoultrien Die
eroBten S6nonfrngell oliflreiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-30
Cine Mfaoemie pon st%raflinaeu.

@6t5ig ruiiii6e 5tuoenten, oic
ipegen Der porigen ltnruben naet
Dem noroliben Sibirien perbanlll
puroen, baben bort cine eiaenar.
tige @runoung seibaffen: iie baden
namli6 cine Mrt bon milfenidoft-
li6er afaoemie gegriinoet, bic alt
gorarbeiten fir Die grforiduna Sc.
1toroliden Snleln trifft ODER audi
nit g%rlaubnis oes @eneralgouoer.
neurs ielbit 5oridungsreiien Der.
a%aitaltet. @egen ibrer berborra.
genoen 8eroienlte I'M Dos Sultan.
oefommen mebrerer Soridul1gsrei'
len 8etersburger 8elebrten, mie 8
9. Der oes grofeiiors &ertl6eIli
ilat 8eigoti6 uno aalligajem ooey
Der 5oridungsreiie 5rlr Grfunouno
Der Sprd6e uno Sitten Der Samo-
ieoen BADEN Tie polise 8efreiuna
bon aler 3mangsarbeit uno autf
notwithstanding piele Sreibeiten en-
balten. Die beriibmten orei grpc.
bitionen nod Momaia Semlia, oie
bon Der rniiiiden &egierung. sui
grforl6ung 0es 2anoes allsgelhidi
Dnroen fonnten nurs oesbalb l.
erfolgrei6 beelloet meroen, neil oit
Stlloentem in i6rem miiieni6oftIf.
he1 Snititut bereits nqes Ma-
terial geiammeIt batten, mas a(s
gorbereituug sur expedition not.
penoig NOR. Die id)nierige grpeoi.
zion in Die areitom : 9rdt, oit
iebr beoentiome miiieni9aftlihe g.
| gebniiie ge8eitigt bate, lit aaein Dol,
oieier ltuoentii6en afaoemie fri
berer 3manasitrdflinge ourbse-
fiibrt moroen. 2ebtere bat all1 Sen
| S6as bon ieltenen MItertiimern in
Der Gpar6ie BON Ar6angeIsfl gum
eriten Mal georbnet nao ourd) Ell.
ne miiienidoftlid biitorii6e Darltel-
lung meiteren &reiien 5ueGnglid,
| gema1t.
8eiter pollenoete elm Mitglieo eli.
ne @rbeit iiber Die @~olfs5dblung Ser
norolihen 8olfsitGmme in 5ibirien.
Die inter Ser Megierung &atba
rinas III. peranltnltet poroen mar.
9os eeiommte Waterial lag bisber
rngeoronet unb unbenubt in Dem
@olipernementsar6ip bon arhan-
gelsf. 0ieie Mrbeit lag Dem urtetl
Ser 8etersburger Irofeiioren aal,f-
mam lno Semeltilt Dor. 9eioe bo-
ben iih iebr lobeno iiber Die Sc
b%iegenbeit Ser 4rbeit geduBerti SC.
es bat ii6 logor etipos l~lnerhortes
creienet: 9as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iterium bat fir Geroffentlihuna bic
ies @erfes Stoatsmittel CUR Ser.
fiigung geitelt. Serner muroe bon
Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES elm
@crf iiber oie red)tlide Gage Ser
Councillors ausgearbeitet @ins Stu
bent boiit oie eleftriide StroBen-
balm in Mr6angelsf, elm moerer
leitet i'm Outrage oes 2aunmirf
idloftsminiiters sic 4rbeitel CUR
8erbefierung oes @derbaus. go er-
mirbt iid) oieie 4fooemie Der
3manqsltrGflinee Inn sic 9nltipic
rllna 0orbiibiriens betrdhtlid1e Ser
oienIte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-30
9as @Glferidladtoenfmal bei
2eipsig.

Sim IS. Sftobcr oeg Sobres
1913 begebt oas beut1de 8olf oie
100idbrige @eodhtlisfeier Ser SOL.
feri6Iadt BEL 2eip5ig. sn oicienl
Gage finoet Die ginlpeibung res
lett Sabren I'M 8au begriffenell
groBartieen 9enfmals itatt, nllo
aus alien SeiIen Ser @elt, nid)t 5u-
lest aus Moroonlerifa, meroell Sar.
ienoe bon 9euti6en OH Der orl1f.
muroigen Statte 5ulammenitronlel,
Inn ourd ibr grideinen gu be5ell.
gen, baB iie i'm Ser5en beutid ge.
tlieben ii1o.
0as @olferidIadt : GenfmlaI iii,
mas @irfung uno Moiie mtbe.
trifft oos berborrogenoite Monu.
ment Deutidlanos, uno nit S[us-
nabmc Ser 8pramioeu, mol Ser
gan5en @elt. Das eeiualtige biitori.
Idle Greignia nelbes NIT 9apioas-
Sdrift in Die 9lnnolen Der sc.
idihte eingetraeen lift, ipiro our1
bieies 9enfmol in p~aiienoiter @eiie
nerepiet. 300 SUB bod erhebt es
iid in breiten, maiiieen Sormcu.
uno Die Malienmirfultg miro al.
Ser 8oroerieite ourd mddtigc
Stiibmaucrn uno bnrh breitc Ger
rallen nod peientlih erDoft. Mn
Der Stirnieite befinoet iid elm 200
Sub breites Meliefbiloe oelien Mit.
tc sic 35 SUB bobc @eitolt oes
gr5eneels Mti6ael cintinmt. 9as
GenfmoI lit jeBt fait big gu ieiner
ponen 6obc qeoieben ul,o miro lol-
ee Dor Dem IS. Sftober nit Den
proieftierten Gnrfanlagen III ieinet
llmgebu1g pollenoet lein.
gu ieiner @eritealine lino 10000
aitbifnteter 100000 &ilbiffuB)
Grant nno 100000 aubiffuB
Cement notmenoig, BON ben %gcpalti-
gen Stcinen, aus nelden ser
Sberbou bergeItellt tit, mieet Del
groBte $50 gcntner. Sic 8alfoftcl
bctragen ie1s Mi1ionen Marf uno
oieie Snn1me lit ~ fir GchtIblanS
cine bodit 6emerfensiuerte Satio-
die, ourd freipiIige geitrdge bes
Hatrioten @unoes aufgebraht.
limo oieier 8otriotenbuno bot III
leinem Broipeft auSoriiflib ieDe
hmipiniitiihe Soee BEL Ger Gr-
balung oieies eemaltigen @erfes
in Mbrebe seiteGt uno nadoriidlihii
erflart, oaB bieies 8eafmal feline
@entiitigung oes groBen aorien oocr
Der fron5oiiiden Nation beoeuten
ioa, oab es fem S6Iahtcnoenfmal
i'm eigentliden Gimme beg @ortes
iei1 ion, ionoern ein DSrminiul4
hes oeutihen @olfes. @on ieoer
perionlihen @erberrlifung lit oes-
6alb inn @nttpurf oes 9enfmals Mh.
ltono genommcn, oenn nidt ein5el
lie, Ionbern ons 8olf in ieiner Sc
iammtbeit pollbrahte Die Sat ser
@efreillng oes 8oterlanoes pom
fran8oiiiden Sode, unb oieie 8ot-
iode miro our6 oas 9enfmal III
eriter Clinic 5llm Musorud gcbraht.
ginen Steinmurf peit JON Dent
mai befinoet iid Der Napoleon-
Stein. Bon biciem 8nnfte aus, Der
cine bortreffli6e ue6eriidt iiber
oas @efiloe gemdbrte, Ieitete Mapo-
leon Die Sdladt, mo bier gob er
an abeno oes IS. Oftobcr 1913,
afs ieine 2egioilen ouf alien 8lnnf,
ten Dem ii6erm16tigell Initurm Der
8erbiinoeten 81 mei6cn 6eaannen
ben @efebl 5rm @iid5uge. PIN sic.
lem &unfte muroen oie @eiditfc
@nropa's nod or~eitdgigem beibrm
Sample entihieoen, utb 3eutid.
lambs 8efreiung nno @iebcrgeburt
miro nun nuh 100 Sabren orrd
Elm 9enfmoI berberrliht, iueldles
in ieiner @roBe iino Serrlidfcit
Dem gebaltigen biitoriincn grci9nis
ben bereoteitcn @itsorud giebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-30

art. @liif bat Maoero eebabt, ben.
te uno aae Gage. Soften mir, baB
linn oaS Slid aud pabreno ieiner
9tegierungslaufbabn treu bIeibt uro
Gle Die 8efIrhtungen 5u S6on-
oen madt, Die bisber in 8e5ue ouf
lie gebegt lpnroelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-30
Mnr eim grOmp =ghinin,

tas lit Dag abfibrenbe 8roms =Gbinin.
Iebt arf Die lInteri6rift o 81. @.
@rpne. SSn Der gan5en @elt 9ebra1dlt
nm @rfdltunn i'll ] Saa au heilen. 25c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-24
He BEE. OMAHA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER a, lsl
new YORK STOCK MARKET
UpYard Movement of Prices Con
tinued After Hesitation.
RAILROAD ISSUES MARKED UP
Union Pacific Drought 90 the Front
by BuIIs 60 lead Their Movement
United states steel some
what Higher.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-The upward
movement OF stocks was resumed today
after a period OF hesitation. Early In the
Jay the list was llfeless. with an inclina-
ton toward heavlness, although the level
OF prices changed but little IN the after
noon for no obvious reason the tide
turned. Prices were marked up IN every
quarter, although the movement was
the day was ended leading railroad issues
showed an advance OF 1 to points with
a sprinkling Of larger advances elsewhere
In the list, running up TO points.
Union Pacific. was brought to the front
by the bulls to lead their movement. In
the latter part OF the day this stock was
forced above rs. an advance OF more
than points. Various reports were cir
satisfactory basis for these reports and Il
was regarded az probable that Union Pa
cities rise was the result Of another bull
demonstration.
The speculative movement in the copper
shares weakened and they hung back IN
spite of a further advance in the price 81
the metal. United states Steel partlcl-
pated moderately IN the upward move
ment New business III steel and iron
was said 10 have increased In view OF
better buying of heavy steel products by
the RAILROADS 4 is expected that. the
United States Steel report OF untitled or
ders for the current month will reveal a
considerable Increase
The export movement Of gold continued
with small shipments 70 Canada and
South America. The total shipments Ia
Canada within the last two weeks aggfo-
&2OOO000
The bond market was firm with an nc
tive Inquiry for Atlantic coast line and
Union Pacific Issues Total sales, pan
call.
Number OF sales and leading quotations
on HtOcke were og follows. ii.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-24

SHEEP-Less than a half dozen loads
of sheep and lambs made up fresh re-
ceipts, but everything carried more or
less finish and found packing outlet.
Ews and lambs that were native-bred
and corn-fed were the onfy offerings of
consequences, and despite the fact that
three Of the larger packer buyers took
no interest in the run, pens were emp
tied early at strong to sharply higher
prices. No definite advance was quot,
a BILE, for the reason that the market wa5
almost too small to be recognized.
Extra good native lambs made a cred
table top of s.. 20 and fed ewes that were
not very attractive reached 1910. Some
rather common lambs landed at 1915 and
inferior ewes sold at $40. these sales
constituting the entire trade
Compared with last weeks close fat
lambs arc closing about lOpl5c lower. an
excessive supply at eastern points being
the primary reason for cheapening cost
Fat sheep, If anything, have suffered a
little more than fat lambs and are clos
ing 1Odl0c and possibly 2Oc off in some
instances. Proximity of Thanksgiving, a
season Of the year when poultry gets
the call on retail markets, is generally
credited with the additional weakness in
fat wethers, yearlings and ewes. Choice
fat ewes would probably sell around 50. Is
at present, while prime wethers would do
well to elicit $3.50 bid.
Trade IN feeders during the week failed
to show very much urgency, but the
trend TO values on strong weights was
slightly higher at times, and everything
over So pounds are now selling around
4.55, one string selling al that figure
yesterday. Purchase of feeder classes on
country account for the week thus far
amounts to only %, 500 head.
Quotations on Sheep and Lambs
Lambs. Good to choice, S. 1015.40 fair 70
good, 4.75G1510; feeders SS.5Oq4.65. Year
lings: Fair to choice. tS.65Gi4.15; feeders,
s3.254365. Wethers: Good TO choice, 1886
d3.50; fair to good. S3l5dS.S5; feeders
s.. 006D3.35. Ewes: Good to choice, S3.10Q
$.25; fair to. good. $275I5.10; feeders, S2.25q
2.75; culls, H15GDl75.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-24

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2S.-CATTDE-Re
CENTS, Loo head, including 100 southerns.
Market strong TO l5c higher Dressed
good, S5.35a6.50; western steers, AOO45.OO
stockers and feeders, S3.G5d95.15; southern
steers S4UGai6.O0; southern cows, SOOD
Si.Ot96.5O; bulls, S3.55ei4.50; calves, $500
rs.
HOGs-feeceipts, 10000 head. Market sc
to lOc higher; bulk of sales, S5,0Oq655'
Heavy, S. 45aG.C co: packers and butchers,
81. 30@6571s; lights, S5.5O064O pigs, A.U0
a525
SHEEP AND LAMB!S-Receipts, ZOO
head Market strong to 1Oc higher. Nut
tons S4O0d5.25:- yearlngs, $3.25q45O,
wethers, s3.O0GI3.60; ewes, S2.75G325; stock
ers and feeders, S2.00G350.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-24
Midnight Intruder
Causes Excitement

Tom Dermody Wednesday entered two
apartments on South Twenty-sixth street,
the Alma and the Shriner. At the first
place he was captured, but escaped.
Afterward he went to the Shriner, next
door, and was captured again by three
men, one of whom sat on him until the
police arrived
At the Shriner he attempted TO enter
the room of Mrs. c. b. Coon, but shs
screamed and he ran. He then went to
the room of Mrs. Mcleod and she alss
screamed. BY this time the occupants
of the apartments were awake and they
flocked into the hall to catch the in
truder. They were met by Dermody him
self with his hat in his hands. his coat,
tie and collar off. He was in a tight place,
so he posed as a roomer.
James Mcleod, the proprietor of the
place, thoughtl Dermody had come in with
some roomers, so did not say anything
to him. Later, however, when Dermody
tried to sneak away he was accosted by
Mcleod and when he could not give
good account of himself he was sliced by
Mcleod. A struggle ensued. but Dermody
was finally subdued. Dermody will be
turned over to the insanity commission.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-24
Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Nov 23-METALS-
standard copper. firm; spot. Sl255aDlSUQ:
November, si2&qiS.o0; December, i2T2isa
l3i0; january, NanhaiS.t2is; February.
sl2.N)ata25 London market steady; spot,
AIS los: futures, E59 81. Arrivals reported
at New York today were 105 tons Gus
tom house returns show exports OF 2, POI
tons so far this month Lake copper,
tlaO0Gl3B; electroiytlc, Sl3.00al325. cast
ing. Sl2.62ss4l2.Sih. Tin, firm; spot and
November, S4S.65lr94OO; December, ti3 5Oal
ii2 25G43.Oo; March, sii.0Od42.OO London
market steady; spot. EisS los; futures
ElAS IS. Lead, quiet; AAS5u4lO, New
York; tl.a0a4.zl East 81. Louis. London
market quoted at 2l5 les Sd. Spelter.
nominal, t6.6006S0, New York; S6.6Odl6 w.
East 81. Louis. London market quoted
AZ E26 Us Cd. Anthony, quiet; Cook
sons, N.S7lAqS.0o. Iron, Cleveland war
rants. ass In London. Locally iron was
unsettled No. / foundry, northern, si6.O0
Ql5.25; No. 2. si4T5Gi600; No. ! southern
and No ] southern, soft. sl5.O0d16.50
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2-METAIlS-Lsead,
firm az N.Hh. Speltef, higher az $40.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-24
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-CoFFEE-Fu-
lures opened firm at an advance of 94ti3
points N response TO firm French cabaes,
reports that exporters were buying more
freely in the Santos market, covering o.
shorts and support from trade interests.
The market worked up "A point or two
during the day, prices at one time show
ing a net advance OF about l20i5 points
on the active months and, while there
was some irrgeulaIity In the late trading
as result OF the earlier closing cables
from Havre and talk OF lower firm offers
from Brazil, only slight recessions oc-
curl - and the market closed steady at
Ia ne. ada ance of SOFA points. Sales were
.s5O bags. November and December,
l4Sio; january, 1850; February, 4.SSc,
March. iS4Se; April. lsioc; May, laSSc;
June, i33lc; July, l329c; August, lS.2Sc;
september and October, 1890. Havre
was lQl& higher at the hour OF the
local opening, but lost y I. OF the ad-
vance closing Aqih T. net higher. Ham
burg was net unchanged TO II pig
higher than Tuesday. Rio Is reis lower,
at $780, Santos a, 50 refs lower, ~ Ss5J1;
u.s. $50 refs lower, at 1900 Receipts at
the two brazilian ports. 49,OO bags,
against $500 bags last year. Jundiany
receipts l,00O bass, against 1880 bag
last year, Rain or showers were reportgu
In all districts OF Sac Paulo. Todays
special cable from Santos reported the
market firm this morning with quota
tlons 100 reis higher. at 500 for IS. Spot
coffee quiet; Rio No. I, lt5se santos No.
I, ioAc; mild, quiet; Cordova, lVlE&lSsse,
nominal.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-24
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Liverpool Cables Weak in Face Of
Rust Reports in Argentine.
pEMAND FOR WHEAT IS SLOW
shorts In Corn Cover Freely aud
the Market Lacks support
Enough 60 Further
Advance.
OMAHA. Nov. "a. ion

OMAHA, Nov. q. 1911
Liverpool cables were a shade weaker
today in face of some bullish rust re-
ports from Argentina, but the wheat
trade for the time being Is under the
weight Of very heavy supplies and
rather Inadequate demand. The situation
later on IN the crop year, but news now
shots in corn had covered freely and
the market lacked support enough 70
further advance In prices. However. ~ VIII VII
heavy run OF receipts TO cause any de-
cided decline.
Lower cables and duh cash demand
caused further liquidation IN the DE.
cember option ana values were lower
cash prices were &c lower.
Cold weather ard q better run OF re-
ceipts eascd the corr market aIte.
shorts had covered cash values ranged
unchanged to I,sc lower. -,
Primary wheat receipts were 922W0
bushels and shipments were 5SN,OO1 BUSH
els against no receipts last year on &C
count OF holiday and no shipments on
account or holiday. .. 80,
Primary corn receipts were C4oe0 bush-
els aud shipments were $4,000 bushes,
against no receipts last year on account
oi holiday AID 10 shipments on account
Of holiday.
Ciesranccs were 100 bushels Of corn.
go bushels of outF and wheat and flouf
equal to 3iGOo0 bushels
l.tNefpool closed 40 AoNtf ot NtN"e
and I'D higher on corn.
The following cash sales were reported
WHEAT-No. 2 hard: cars e9c cars,
eSitc. No. 3 hard: car sS1ci ] car. use
No. hard. ] car Turkey SOC; / car, v1c
20. mixed: J car, gsMc; ! car, CSC.
'1OllN-No. white: ] car, &c; No.
white; cars. S2lkc; cars, &c; No.
color ! car, 0ic No. yellow: ] car. 62iso.
40. 4 yellow o cars. 61isc; 4 cars, e0hc.
no. . mixed: car (Oldl, 69Mc. NO
mixed: car odd. zoe; / car, 62Ac; cars,
&c. car. Gii4c. No 4 mixed: cars, Og1sci
Z car e9sc 2 cars. &c. l car, size. NO.
mixed: S cars, G0ifc; l car, t0hc; ] car,
tcc. No Grade: car. 59isc; cars. 5Slic
tOATS-N0. 3 white: / car. iiAc; cars
4sMe; cars, &C. No. white / car 46'tc
omaha Cash Prices.
WIEAT-No. 2 hard, esfc04l.O2. NO.
hard. gScdSl.0l; No, hard, 9likM99c.
CORN-No white, 62ssd63c; No.
white e2ian62c. No. white, 62a02Hci No
, color. G2N0sse; No yellow, 62bsq62%c
No. yellow. e2h0s2iscs No. yellow
toQeOhc: No. . fiisd62mc; No. 3 6ihd
61itc. No. 4. GO060iac; no grade bsfp59lac
OArS--No. whte. 4lhN41hc standard
lHfhc; No. white, l6AQ+7hc; No.
white, dCitGi6stc.
MARLEY Mailing, sl.15q1S; No.
feed. s1.05ni17
RYE-N6. 2. afaa5c: No 3. 93q94c.
Iurtot tece1uea.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-24
Omaha Cash Prices.
Features 81 the Trnding and Closing
Prices ON Board of Trade.


CHICAGO, Nov IA disposition to
react againat Sensational reports OF black
rust In the Argentine led 10 considerable
selling pressure here today IN the market
lor wheat. There was also Generalization
IN the cash trade owing TO q split between
the principal owners and their leading
broker. Closing prices were at net
decline Of shade TO ssc. Corn finished
ss@A5c down. oats 1s@itc 10 hc and hog
MISUNDERSTANDING that a prominent ex-
pert from here who Is now In the
argentine PEI siats that atmospheric and
other plant conditions are spreading black
rust IA some OF the choicest districts OF
South America. the oldest people Ia the
business protested never to have heard
~ the plague before In Argentina
Furthermore, English cables referred to
most favorable weather for the harvest
now IN progress Ia the South American
wheat belt. Spectators here were mainly
inclined today 20 act on the assumption
that the dispatches pointed In the WIRING
direction All other news was beRrish.
"A little xteadiness at the close was the
only relief from the dragging tone that
prevailed the rest OF the day. Between
from si.OOlsai.0l, with last sales &c off
Corn declined under unloading by dis
copfaged longs May fluctuated from
steady al 6i5t@65c. Cash grades We're
easy. No, 2 yellow was quoted at ESQ
7httc for old.
The oats market was weak. Bearish
sentiment was due mostly TO sympathy
with other grain. Top and bottom figures
touched by May proved to be oOhtc and
sehc with the close 49Jkc. loss OF &c
from last night. Continued heavy pack
ing operations cal ried down provisions
Al the end Of the day pork was less ex-
penalye by fh9lI1tc and other product
Leading futures ranged as following.