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Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07

NEW YORK. Oct e--coFFRE-Futures
opened steady with December UNCHANGED
but with other months to points
higher in response 20 an active scatter.
ing demand higher firm offers from
Brazils and reports that leading oastera
had bean heavy buyers In the local spot
market, late yesterday with the pur-
ehases estimated at fully 100000 hags.
There was a good deal OF realizing on
the advance, which carried the market
into new high records with fall and carly
winter deliveries selling above lSc and
after having shown a net advance OF
about 8 to IL points the market essed off
q shade from the best, but closed steady,
from Santos claimed Ia Europe had been
a large buyer here late yesterday
October lS.0oc; November lS0Sc, Deem
Der. l29Sc, January. 129Sc. February,
p nc; March, 127lc: April May June,
July, August and September u IOc Re
ceipts $4,000 bags Havre was unchanged
to y flower; Hamburg was unchanged
70 y pig. lower. Rio IS reis higher at
1878; Santoe Is $50 refs higher at $500: rs
300 reis higher at $3.50
Receipts at the two Brazilian ports,
$1,000 against 5000 Jundiahy 5000
against 5000 last year, Todays special
Santos cable reported Is higher against
this morning at $500. Soa Paulo re-
ceiptS today 1900 against 1900 yester-
day. Private cables from Santos reported
owing to the improved demand from
Europe. New York warehouse deliveries
yesterday, 2,7SI bags against 14725 last
year. Spot coffee, firm No Rio 18156l
1415c; Santos No. I, l5iac. Mild firm
CordoVa- 16C11715c, nominal
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07

SHE tt--Not enough sheep or lambs ar
TlNed today to make ANYTHING like a re-
liable test Of the trade and prices re-
mained nominal, The estimate called for
less than 700 head, rounding off a five
DAYS total OF over $4,000 head This
marketng' while by no means record
the supply Of either last week or this
week last year, and affords plenty OF
proof that the west held more stock
, season than was generally believed
Lambs predominated in the supply dur
Ing the week and feeders were the gen
eral rule Good fat lambs we're usually
obtained by sortng, and strings that came
straight and sold in the same manner
were unusual. The demand early in the
week for fat stock appeared TO be rather
Sluggish and prices suffered more or less
on Monday Since then the trend 70
values has been upward and current re.
eeipts are selling at levels fully as high
as those a. last weeks close. Fat lambs
fancy. Merely good grades are moving
around $50 indicating a trade possibly
little higher for the week
Fat sheep have been selling readily at
All times, the demand bang sharpened
BY the light proportion OF wethers, ewes,
etc, In the receipts Choice heavy
wethers are closing as high as $500 while
really good ewes are not quite so popular
az sass and less. Yearlng market has
been uncertain, but something attractive
in this line would easily land at A.50 or
Feeders have been clearing we'll each
day, and the market is still showing ak
cellent form. Lambs, suitable for fairly
long finish, have been going back into
the country around s. 1905 IL, but byyers
nave been working right up into the kill.
ing classes lately and some little busi-
ness was done at N90d55 So Thev were
purchased 10 turn quickly, OF course, aud
carried heavy fat ends, Compared with
week ago, all kinds OF feeders show
httle change, ewes stu moving largely
under the $500 mark. -Four dave feeder
purchase. 10000 head.
Quotations. on sheep and lambs Larnhs
good 70 choice, $o50Gl5.&. lambs. fair 70
good S,9Ol5SO; lambs, culls, s. 75db is;
lambs, feeders, "a 25dl5.l5; yoarInes, good
70 choice, Aa014.40; yearlings, feeders
&Sod4 70; wethers, handy. g. 7Sfi ID:
wethers heavy, $.6Sd4.OO: wethers, feed
ers. 50 3q3.8. ewes, good 10 choice. 81 oOfD
$50; ewes, fair to good SSOodS. 30. ewes.
breeders, 49, 2S6p4 o.. ewes, feeders So s5Gl
$40; ewes, culls, 81 506i2S6
REPRESENTATIVE salpss
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
GUAUDSMEN LEAVE FOR HOME
Break Camp at Cinder Siding After
Ten Days''Drill.
OFFICERS ARE WELL PLEASED
Many of the Officers Remain over
for the Ak-sar-Ben Bali, but
Men All start for Their
Home Towns,

Two thousand national guardsmsn- who
have been encamped a. camp John H.
Mickey for the last ten days, broke camp
at dawn Friday morning and special
trains left during the day carrying them
to thar homes.
The companies were drawn UP in lines
shortly after tho tents were struck and
were paid for their ten DAYS practice in
the maneuver camp.
Many OF the officers will remain IN
Omaha until Saturday evening or Sunday
morning. None Of the men was PER
mitted to remain over but all LETT with
their companies.
General Joseph A. storch. who com
manded the camp, was we'll pleased with
the work Of tho nhilitanen during their
soJourn At Cinder siding. Standing in
the drisEling rain Friday afternoon he
reoounted the work of the citizen
soldiers during their encampment and re-
gretted that the camp work was over.
General storch, Adjutant General
Phelps. Colonel r. ]. Mack and Major J.
a. Penn made preparations to leave
soon for the national eneanpment At
Buffalo, NJ Y, representing the Me-
braska National guard there
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
Prowler Who is Shot
Cannot Get Damages

Implying a shotgun full of buokshot
into man who comes proving around
ones house seeks TO break in and
frightens ones women folks almost into
mysteries may not be a very nice thing
20 do, but the man who receives tho
buckshot has no right to recover dam
ages from the marksman. according TO
County Judge Leslie, who 30 ruled FRI
day morning in the damage suit OF Har-
old johnson, negro, against owen No
caffrey, 1r.. SSlI Howard street johnson
asked 5000 balm for his wounds The
court found for the defendant
The shooting occurred the night Of
April %, Johnson's story was that ne
quietly was passing the McCaffrey home
when owen ran out and shot him. Nc
CaffreY and members OF his family testi-
fled Johnson had prowled about the place
night after night and finally climbed the
porch TO the second story and peered In
through a window. McCatfrey testified
the girls were almost in Mysteries when
re ran for the gun and went out on tho
porch. He ordered the man away, he
said, but he did not seem inclined TO 20.
He raised the gun and shot.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Reaotionary Tendency of Week
Gains Added Impetus.
UNITED STATES STEEL YIELDS
SelIins Converges In stock of Big
Corporation OwinS TO Recent
Violent Movements aud
Present Uncertainty.

NEW YORK, oct. s--The reactionary
tendency which has appeared in the
stock market this week received added
impetus today from President Tafts ut
terances in Idaho concerning the policy
OF the administration toward corpora
tions. The chief executives declaration
that prosecution OF unlawful combina-
tons must go on and that the admins
tration would not seek to avoid the re-
sponsiblities which the law clearly inn
posed upon It, while in its essence a
reiteration of his well known views, was
followed by vigorous assault upon the
market
The Presidents remarks dsploring
de DEN stacks upon corporate inter;
by the railroads so long as they obeyed
the laws and kept out OF politics went
unheeded 1t was commanded that the
speech would create renewed uneasiness
and that II demonstrated conciusively
that no change in the policy OF the ad-
ministration was to be expected. The
market sold off and was heavy through
the remainder of the day.
Selling quite naturally conveyed in
United States Steel owing to the recent
violent movements OF this stock and the
uncertainty as to whether the govern
ment contemplates the filing OF a suit for
dissolution of the steel corporations. The
stock gave way before the attack and
ended the day. nearly two points below
prominent feature in the government
proceedings against anthracite carriers
lost as much and other stocks lesser
amounts
Trading was slow throughout the day
Restoration of United States Rubber
common to the dividend paying list had
only temporary effect on the market
tor that stock, the action of the directors
having been discounted we'll in advance
Expectations OF dividend upon Ameri-
can Beet sugar were not met but in
spite of that fact the stock was excep-
uonally active and closed with a small
gain.
Increasing indications OF an earnest
fight against the dissolution plan OF the
American Tobacco company and indict-
ments OF officials OF the wall paper trust
contributed to the markets unsettlement
The bond market was firm. American
Tobacco issues were heavy on account
OF the opposition to the reorganization
plan. Some important advances were
made in less active bonds Total sales
par value, $2,S5OOO0. United States Ss adj
vanced II on call
Number of sales and leading quotations
-.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07

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Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on various
Coumodftiea

Commodities.
NEW YORK, oct. 6-FLOUR-Steady;
spring patents S. Soq5 IS; winter straights,
A0l04.lS; winter patents, Si25d46o, spring
clears, N.SQ450, Kansas strsights A5S
eSt.' ~. RYE ilOur, steady Lair 70 good
si.5594.s5, enGice TO fancy. s. O0Gi5.5 80
WHEAT-Spot market, quiet: No. red,
gsse' eley yaS{ Export basis and S93so
N.l6l4 { o. b. .afloat Futures market
was steady early on the cables. estimates
Of small worlds shipments and unfavor-
able weather In the northwest, but de-
cltned under liquidation and undoing OF
straddles in the face of large American
shipments closing Me to sc, net lover.
May, S.oS%q1. co.'s, closed at Sl.oS%. Re-
-,CoRN-Spot market steady; No. 3
and 16tc, +. o. b. afloat, export basis
Futures market, nominal Receipts, LBS
bu shipments. 81. 44s bu.
OATS-Spot market, steady. Futures
market nominal Receipts. 442S5 bu. |;
shipmentS Los bu-
HoPs-Frm; state, common to choice.
1911, H4o6c; 1910, nominal; Pacific coast
1911, sl9l2c; 1910. nominal
ni5ai 90 No. 4 aiSSIi5: No. y. aoOS
HIDBs--Dul; Central America, 9oo;
Bogota, 21izQ22Hc.
LEATHER-Steady; hemlock firsts, 259
1ci seconds, 22823i4c; thirds, 1sQ2Oc; re-
PROFESSIONALISM. steady; mess, Sls75
H11vO: family, SlS5O9l40o; beef hams.
S20.6o9426O Out meats, easy; pdckled
bellies, 10 to IA pounds, SUI. 25a1225;
picked hams, $12.0O91226. Lard. steady;
middle west prime, Ss.059a15; refined,
steady; continent, $lO.05; South America
n97oi Sompoqnd. H.09SM
country, 61sd6hc.
EGGS-Fifm; fresh gathered extras, 2s
@l30c: fresh gathered extras, firstS. 259
&c; fresh gathered firsts, 22624c; fresh
gathered seconds, 1eqac; fresh gathered
checks, prime, 154l6o: western gathered,
whites, 24929c.
BUTTER-Firm; creamery specials, 30
dSO1ac; extras, 2sG29l3c; firsts, 261s9271ac;
creamery held, specials, 29c; creamery
held, extras, 2sQ2s1hd; creamery held,
firsts 251a427c; finest. 27@2Sc; good to
prime, 24q26c; process specials, 5Siba24c;
extras, 2Sc; tirsts. 2la22c; factory cur
rent make, firsts, 201ad21o.
POULTRY-Alive, dull; western chick
ems, 1291Sc; fowls, l2dlS1kc; turkeys, l5c.
Dressed, quiet; western brolers, ndl9c:
fowls, l04175hc; spring turkeys, average
best, 1Sq20c; others 1O@lSc.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
Passenger on Street
Car Drops Dead

While riding on an east-bound FarnAm
street car at 1850 o'clock Friday morning
a man supposed 10 be C. s. Blanchard Of
I'LL Davenport street. dropped dead In
his seat from heart disease. He fell over
dead in the presence OF about twenty
five people. The coroner has his body.
Blanchard boarded the car at Thirty
seventh and Farnam streets and asked
for a Twenty-fourth street transfer. Al
Twsnty-tifth street the man fell over in
his seat The conductor, T. B. sharp
thought the man had fallen asleep ana
tried TO awaken him, but could get no
response 10 his efforts. The man an
peared 20 be about - years OF age.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
strength in Wheat is Due to the
Scramble of Shorts TO Cover.
LONGS CONTINUE TO UNLOAD
Feeling in the Corn Trade cOntin-
ues Bullish Regardless OF the
Selling that Comes out
ON Advances.

OMAHA, oct. s, 1911.
Ihe strength in wheat and the advance
ot Yesterday was due to covering by
ehortsy caused largely by wet weather
" the northwest are becoming very dis
Couraglng. the wheat from that terri
Tory grading the poorest in years
weather in sight On the other hand
reading longs continue to dump wheat
on the market on all the bulses.
Feeling il the corn trade continues
bullish regardless Of the selling that
comes out on the advances Country Of
tertngs are light and will continue so, as
wet weather is interfering with deliV-
Despite the advance IN cables wheat
vas a bit easy today, shorts having all
severed Cash wheat, however. was
strong and 1c higher
continued wet, unfavorable weather
and light receipts gave corn strong
tone, cash samples selling NC higher
Primary wheat receipts were ,2S9, 600
bu and Shipments were 10000 bu.,
against receipts last year of l,la6000 bu.
enp shipments of $4,000 Blu.
Primary corn receipts were $4,000 bu.
snd shipments were SSs,ooO bu, against
ments of $4,000 bu.
,clearances were 5000 bu. of corn, 1000
ou OF oats and wheat and flour equal
TO 27S,O00 bu
Liverpool closed ia higher on wheat
and %9Hd higher on corn.
The following cash sales were reported
WHEAI~No hard: car, A0z; 4
No. 8 hard: car. 991hc; car, ssc; No.
3 spring: car, $1,000; No. mixed:
] car. 9955c.
CORNING. 4 white: car. SIC; No.
yellow: car, 66lsc; No. mixed; car
es%e; car, 661ao; No. 8 mixed: care,
$40; No. 4 mixed: l car, .661sc..
OATS-No. white: cars, %S<c; No.
yellow: l car, 461lc.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No. 2 hard, e9ca$1O3; No.
hard, 9Sc@S1.O2; No. hard, 87c9S1.01
CORNING. 2 white, 67q671zc; No.
white 66s4 dS754c; No. 4. 6615ao7c; No. 3
color, 661zq66}4c; No. yellow, 6A96619c
No. yellow, 6614q61zc; No. 4 yellow 6Sst
4661zc; No. 2, 661sQ66s4c; No. 3, 66A@6615c
No, 4, 66q661sc; no grade, e51s966c.
+ OATs-No 2 white, 461Aa46&o; standard,
46A@461ec; No. white, 46Q46Ac; No 4
white, 4511Q46c; No. yellow, 46%Gl46kc;
No. yellow, 45%G546c.
RARLEY-Malting, A.Oe@1.1S; No l
feed, 90c9S105.
RYE-No. 2. s5as6c; No 8, s4@s5c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
Total receipts. e.. 80 %
DISPOSITION-HEAD.

CATTLE-There was the usual insight
icant Fridays run OF cattle and beef
steers made up a very small proportion
OF the offerings. Naturally the packers
were rather indifferent bidders and buy
ers and the general market was NOM
mally steady at the weeks decline.
arrived this week to afford anything
like an Intelligent idea of the market,
but the few ripe, well fatted beeves that
have been on sale have commanded
pretty close to steady figures. On the
other hand the shortfed and warmed up
grades that have come In competition
with the western rangers have been
slow and unsatisfactory sellers through
out and prices are unevenly lower than
q week ago
In western rangers the trend to values
has been lower from start to finish
partly on account of the excessive sup
plies and largely on account of the weak
70 lower beef and cattle markets in
the east The decline amounts to lS0
Soo on practically all grades and the
tone to the market at the close Is rather
weak than otherwise.
In COWS and heifers the situation has
been somewhat mixed, but closing quo
tatlons are generally l5d2Oc lower than
they we're at the close OF last week
owing to the large amount of cheap
beef on sale buyers have not been very
enthusiastic and their bids have been
iower from start to finish for the butcher
and beef grades On the other hand
there appears to be no limit to the de.
land Tor Gamers and cutters and these
have found a ready outlet right along
al prices as good as any time during
the season. Veal calves have been in
vigorous request all week at steady
prices, and there has been no quotable
change In the market for bulls, stays,
etc.
A decline OF l5q25c In feeder values
this week made a rather dull and un-
satisfactory trade most of the time but
1t has had the effect OF stimulating the
country demand toward the close and
prospects now are that very fair clear
ance will be made.
Quotations on native cattle: Good 10
choice beef steers, s725Q7 80; fair TO
good beef steers, s6.5OQ7. %; common TO
fair beef steers H76o6.b0; good TO choice
hetters, A.76GD5.50; good to choice COWS
A.5046OO; far 10 good cows, So 1904 80;
common 70 fair cows. 32.7bq375 veal
calves, $35O97.5J.
Quotations on range cattle Good to
choice beef steers, $550065O; fair TO
good beef steers, 81 0Oq5 10; common TO
fair beef steers, $425q4SO; good to choice
neifers, A76q5.25; good to choice cows,
"a 40a5OO; far TO good cows. 49, 75dC4 40;
good to choice Btockers and feeders, $500
$500; fair TO good stockers and feeders,
S,4Od6O0, common 10 fair stockers and
feeders, S3.25Cd4.25; stock heIfers, $3.50
As; bulls. stays, eto, $4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07

Cash qutations were as follows:
FLoUR-steadyi winter patents, S4lo9
straightst a6oa1So; bakers sS76a6.iEo. .
BARLEY-Feed or mixing, 75as5c. fair
to eh9ise msltng' SlC Sll1lsn CO.
PRoViisfoNs-Mess pork per Dbl, SIS 50
dl5.75. Lard, per 100 lbs, $sS5. Short
sides (ooxed) $s371zQS0
Total clearanees Of wheat and flour
we're equal to 2ls.o0O bq, Exports for the
equal to $4,000 bu. Primary r. receipts
were l. $4,000 bu., compared with l,l3S,O0O
bu. the corresponding day year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
$6 cars corn, l54 cars oats, S2S cars; hogs,
chicago Cash Prices-wheat, No. 2
S Ssra s GsiG M &o req hs sSSasfc jo S0i .,
10. northern, N.l0q1.12; No. 2 northern
slosGl lO14; No. northern, 81 0Sai i0lS
So SPFi Ro spTin iG A2 S PsIRs
slaft, sOcQsl 10; durum, 9OcqSl045a. Corn
no :, Lgll4e: NO white, l212c No. 2
yellow. il'.Qil1C, No 3, 70lkq1lc; No Z
white ln%Q7lc; No. 3 yellow, 7lAaua.c;
no, I. 1OHc. No. 4 white, 705zd7lc No. 4
yellow. lO1sQ7OA4c. oats: No. 2 4714TLo.
f NS 2 White g Sssf,s no white, t7isg
S74q4sc. Rye: No; 2. s7tsc. BARLEY: 7ScS
g. e Hay; Timothy. $lSOO9l5.Oo; clover
A4OO4ls.So,
BUTTER-steady. ereameriss, qua,
NIzc, diaries 20l5425lzc
EGGS--Steady. receipts. 4102 cases: At
mark, cases included, lie; firsts, Oe:
prime firsts 2l1ac
HEESE-Steady; daisies, 14lkc: twins
18&alie: Young Americas, lldllAc; long
HONS l4Gl4Hc.
PoTAr6Es-steady; choice TO fancy.
754s0c fair TO good, 70d 73c
POUL1RY-Weak; turkeys, l5c. chick
ems. lo,sc springs. 101zc.
.VEALr-Steady. so to 6O-pound weights
SdSc; 60 10 s5-pound weights. s1kdiOlIc; g5
70 10 pound weights lie.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
Receipts Are Light and SELLERS
Force the Price Upward
sheep and LRmbs Are
NOminaI1y steady.
souTH OMAHA. ooi. 8 lpu.
Date. 1911. 1910 1909 1905 1907 1895. 1895

prices for hogs az South Omaha for tn
last several days. with comparisons!
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
OMAHA UNIVERSITY FRESH
ELECT CLASS OFFICERS

The freshmen of the University OF
Omaha held their first meeting Thursday
at noon. when the following officers
we're elected President Nell Parsons;
vice president, Katherine Nielsen; sec
Rotary Jennie Grogan; treasurer, Ala
mant Soloman; sergeants- at-arms, Helen
Taylor and Andrew Dow; Gloss reporter.
Agnes Nielsen. Prof, f. c. Currens.
registrar of the school. was elected as
class teacher. committee was ap-
pointed 10 choose eolors and also to
make class yells,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
81. Loui. eeneraI Market.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3.-WHEAT-Firm
track. No. 2 red 9s1z@99IAc No. hard,
81 Olq1.l1; December, 77sc; May 81 .O2s4.
CORN-Hlgher; track, No. 2, 69l6c; No.
white, 7OlA@72c; December, &c
OATS-Strong; track, No. g 47AGI4724c
No. 2 white, 4Skc; December, 4sc.
RYE-Unchanged at 9611C.
FLOUR-Steady; red winter patents,
81. 3oq470; extra fancy and straight. SO 80
"A q; hard winter clears. $3.259S4O
SEED-Timothy $12OOd1450
CORNMEAL--S32 20.
BRAN-Lower; sacked east track, 81 10
d112
HAY Quiet, timothy, S20.O0d25. 90;
prairie, $l2OOdl6O0
PROVISIONS-Pork. unchanged: Job
hing $3.50 Lard, unchanged; prime
steam, S. s0dS.90 Dry salt meats, I'M
changed; boxed extra shorts 500; clear
ribs $500 short clears, $3.50 Bacon I'M
changed; boxed extra shorts, 5000; clear
ribs 5000; short. clears, S10,1215.
POT Ii hl -Steady; Chickens 9l1c;
springs, NC; turkeys, l4l4ql6c; ducks,
i've; geese, &C.
BUTTER-Steady; creamery glkd2sc
EGGS-Firm at 90l4c
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
MANY CONVENTIONS MEET
IN OMAHA THIS MONTH

For the remainder OF this month
Omaha will be very busy entertaining
conventions. They are:
October s-l0-National Association OF
Grain Dealers and Nebraska Grain
Dealers.
, October educational Association Of
Grain Inspectors.
October 15-ls-AmerieGn Prison assOeia-
ton.
october National slaeksmitAs and
wheelwrights. ~
October is-l9-Nebraska Library assOeis-
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
Kansas city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 6--CATTLE-Rs-
ceipts, 1900 head, including 800 southerns
Market steady TO weak. Dressed beef
IS o0as.SO; western steers, S4.O0ad 10; stock,
ers and feeders, 50 5Od1690; southern
steers, 50 S0d6. rs; southern cows. S276D
80 native cows. s2sea5 90; native heifersi
d7.25
HOGs-Recelpts. 500 head. Market
steady TO Sc higher bulk OF sales IS 2O4
butchers. So. 2sdS5O' lights, SOOa6 as;
pigs 81 256i6 90
SHEEP AND LAMBS-RAcAipts. 5000
head. Market l0c higher. Lambs, 81 5O9D
$40; yearlings, H0oG3475i wethers, 81 SOD
AS; ewes, 81 2S5a 70; 'stookerS and feeders
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
IHrlOt Receipts.
GRAIN AND PROVISION
Features ~ the Trading and Closing
REice. Rnnr Trade

CHICAGO, Oct. 6-Prospect of a huge
/ increase in the visible supply total made
wheat sag today as trading came to an
end The close was y to &c under last
be net loss of A4ssc to ssc. and
oats declined a shade to iko. Pro-
visions wound up all the way from 21hc
lower to a rise of l5c.
Although wheat during most of the
day had ranged about last nights level,
owners became dubious regarding $780,
600 bushels difference between receipts
and shipments at primary markets for
the last five days. In this connection,
1t was pointed out that northwestern
stock exhibited o gain of nearly 1900 900
bushels this week as against less than
half that amount year ago. Estimates
were out, too, for a record breaking crop
In the Argentine. Nevertheless, except
Ia the last half hour. the market leaned
to the bull side. being influenced by
frost reports from Argentina the out
look for small worlds shipments, asser-
tons of crop damage in the northwest
and by statements that delay to seeding
OF winter wheat may seriously cut
acreage down. Between the opening and
the closing December fluctuated from $50
to $3.50 with the finish weak at 9sd9s1sc,
Predictions Of fair weather for to-
morrow led a number OF longs to unload
corn. December ranged from 64lzc TO
S53sc, closing steady but Ac net lower
In a sparing manner. No. Q yellow was
quoted at 71Ad71stc.
Oats gave way and wheat and corn
Htgh and low levels touched by the
EOecember option were 4S1sc and 47std475sc
and the close 1sc off at 477kq4sc
The market for provisions averaged
higher. Pork closed PIC lower 10 SC
up, lard 2lkc off and ribs unchanged to
$50 advance. ....'. ~ NV.
Quotations of lesding products were.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
FUNERAL OF GUSTAvE
ANDERSON TO BE SUNDAY

Funeral services for the late Judge
GustAve Anderson. will be held at 2
o'clock Sunday afternoon at Masonic
temple, Rev T. ]. Macksy. rector OF All
Saints church, Will conduct the rsligi-
Gus services in accordance with the ritual
OF his church, after which the Masonic
services under the direction of Covert
Lodge. will be held Interment will be at
Forest Lawn cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
FRIENDS OF MRS. S. W. SCOTT
GIVE A PLEASANT SURPRISE

Mrs. Sam W. Scott was surprised
Thursday evening when twenty-five
friends walked into her home at 2s22 How
ard street and announced that they had
come 10 celebrate her birthday anniver-
sary. They we're laden with provisions
for a dainty and appetHng lunch and
with numerous gifts. The affair was .
complete surprise, Mr. Scott himself haV-
ing been ignorant OF the preparations