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Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-04
Senator Brown is
Minus the Latest
Style in Headgear

Ever since his college DAYS. Senator
Norris Brown has had a nifty taste in
hats. In fact, he is credited by his in-'
Inmates with making a thorough study OF
the psychology Of headgear. In the days
before he broke into politics his lids
we're always Of the most correct cut and
worn at the very proper angle demanded
Of young lawyer waiting In dignified
seriousness for the cases that should
make him famous
After getting into the political game.
Mr.. Brown adopted an entirely different
plan for the purchase and set" OF his
hats. lie did not so so much on shape
and roll, but laid a good deal OF store
by the careless appearance of the hat.
soft ones became his favorites and shape
was nowhere The rising young politician
WAS quick to see that a disreputable look
ing bonnet worn at any old angle, and
carelessly crushed all around, was the
real thing with which TO appeal TO his
constituents In the free western atmos-
phere. To see Brown campaigning was
to convince the careful observer that
here was man who overlooked no bets.
Usually his hat was treated very much
like a handkerchief and looked as good
humored as the senator's face when he
is happy. But since going to Washing
ton, Senator Brown has begun again to
cultivate his early hunch for correct head
gear. lie felt the dignity of his position
made II incumbent on him to be as cor
rectly hated as other statesmen. After
the adjournment of the special session
he picked out a hat of the very latest
style to wear on his return TO Nebraska,
and possibly to set the style in Kearney.
This was the hat he wore when he came
to Omaha to greet President Taft, and he
took II with him to the Auditorium
meeting Sunday. 1t was carefully placed
on a vacant chair where no one would
he likely to sit down on it.
When the meeting was over and the
Handwriting finished, Senator Browns
taste In hats was endorsed. Some one
mad noted the new bonnet and was
pleased with its general characteristics.
So he wore Browns hat away. and the
one left in it's place would have been I'M
ceremoniously spurned even by a second
hand man.
Il had a hat when / came; of that l
am sure" said Brown To a bunch OF,
friends. Now. Just observe this one.
| A hurry order 10 local halter produced
new and more sedate lid.
NO more swell hats for me, 4" said SEN
ator Brown, before starting for home. Il
have collection Of old campaign bon
nets at home and hereafter they must
serve"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-04
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Limited Demand at Present Prices
Shown by Days Trading.
BULLS FIND FREE OFFERINGS
selling of 81. Paul Early in First
Hour IL Factor which seems to
Determine Markets Course
for Day.

NEW YORK. oct. 2-The limited de.
mand for stocks at the present range OF
prices was shown clearly by the course
OF todays trading The market developed
mite to indicate that, for the present at
least the recovery OF late last wees
was not to be carried further. The dis
oppoiningly small investment buying Is
attributed TO various disturbing and un-
answered questions, chief among which
is the intention OF the government in re-
gard to the enforcement OF the antitrust
laws
There were some attempts TO advance
prices al the outset, but the rise en-
countered free offerings, which indicated
that the supply was In excess OF the de-
mand The market grew weaker as the
day advanced and, although there was
a partial recovery late In the day, small
losses were general.
when that stock approached its recent
low record, was a factor which seemed
to determine the markets course during
the remainder OF the day. Pressure
against this issue was steady throughout
the session and seemed to be due IN no
small measure to London selling. st
Paul. Amagamated copper and United
States Steel were the three prominent
stocks to the end of the day, with losses
of a point or more.
The weakness of United States steel
was, perhaps, due in part to further
poor trade reports New orders OF the
United States Steel corporation are
placed at slightly below 5000 tons day.
The speculative community was taken
aback by the opposition to the American
Tobacco reorganization plan revealed IN
a petition submitted to the courts by one
of the constituent companies. This de-
velopment das reflected In the heaviness
Of securities Of the corporation,
Bonds were steady. Total sales par
value, S,l50,OO0; United states bonds
were unchanged on call.
Number Of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-04
AUDITORIUM STOCKHOLDERS
ELECT BOARD OF DIRECTORS

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Auditorium company was held
Monday evening at the Auditorium, at
which the directors for the coming year
were elected and over 10000 shares of
stock voted, The following are the di-
rectors for the ensuing year: Arthur
Brandeis, c. C. Belden, Thomas c. Byrne,
Charles II. Beaton. NJ. II. Murphy. F. II.
Davis, Gould Dietz, J. NJ. Gillian. Joseph
Hayden. F. 7. Hamilton, w. s. Jardine,
George A. Joslyn, W Farnam Smith. J.
r Lehmer, r. A. Leussler, Alfred Mil
lard T. J. Mahoney, Fred Metz. ]. A.
Monroe. c. F. McGrew, Fred F. Paffen-
rath, H. j. Penfold, Charles II. Pickens,
z. p. Peck. James L. Paxton. Arthur c.
Smith, G w. Wattles II. s. Weller, c.
NJ Wilhelm and Rome Miller.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-04
MetaI Market.

NEW YODK. Oct. 3.-META LS-Stand-
ard copper, dun; spot and futures, $ll SOd
lLy0, London market, steady spot fjl
lis Cd; futures, f55 lbs; lake copper $l2 %
dl262Ia: electrolytc, Sl225al2.37l9; casting
$l2. 00dl225. Tin, firm; spot, $40 25lI4O. 80,
futures. S39 750 40.45 London steady spot
fls4; futures, Elsa S. Lead, steady. A45d
ass, New York; Sl321FD435, East ST
Louis, London, fl5 Is cd. Spelter, steady,
S. 9Od6OO. New York; $5SOGp5 90. East ST
Louis; London, f27 l5s. Iron, Cleveland
warrants 46s 41sd in London; locally iron
was quiet No. / foundry northern Sl5 2,
and No. 1 southern soft, $l5.OO0i5.5O.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3.-METALS-Lead
firm; A.35d4371f. Spelter, stronger; $3.50
$50.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-04
Tota

,...l.-A recount OF yvsterdhy .
caLue run showed the otticlal receipts
40 nave ueeu uzo cars carrying lo,o4o hea-
Vi cattle. AS noted yesterday TINS pledh~
ali previous Tgcorus, the largest run uh'
tai yesterday having been ON MONDAY
september 70, when the Official rIBuree
showed that Ii, 4bb head arrived, I,"-
ceipts tins morning though not nearly
90 large as yesterday run we're NeII
liberal, oSJ cars beng reported IN,
Considering the enormous receipts ga
cattle yesterday, the market was in very
satisfactory condition. Although ~ loon
until dark to get everything wgshtu
up, still prices showed comps aNlrS'
spply OF good beef cattle, BoOe
feeder cattle OF that description gener'
ally sold about steady with the inIerlo.
down to as much as lOc lower.
In spite Of the fact that buyers al
bought very freely yesterday they were
out in the yards in very falr season thh
morning, and the market was again
about steady on desirable steers or al
kinds, that Is both killers ana feeders
At the same time there was world OF
common and inferior cattle on the rough
order that could be considered as neither
good for beef nor Tor feeding purposes
and cattle OF that description were slow
and weak TO around l0c lower.
Cows and helters ranged all the way
from steady TO as much as lOc lower
but still the trade as a whole was IN
very fair shape, buyers apparently reel
ing that receipts the lalleI peI oL Nne
week would be very much lighter.
Quotations on range cattle; Good 70
choice beef steers. y 6Od6.5O fair 10 good
beef steers, S5.OOq56O; common TO ialI
6eifers. 81. s6a5 IS; good to choice cows,
81 lOa5 10. fair 20 good cows, s91bq4 40
GOOD to choice stockers and feeders, sou
al rs. fair 10 good stockeTE and feeders,
"a 25df5 90. common TO fair stockers ana
feeders. S. 50G4 25; stocker heiters, $3.50
/ a. bulls stays, etc. $3.2oH6V
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-04

A'CGS-rIhu n.uI ACT tur noes lvspuauuu
IA buou shape 10 "A better snIpplnk ue-
ihAhd, ana bulk OF "a moderate sGpply soIu
Al hsufts strong 10 nickel mguvr. IA
Vas "a trade thdt did not meet with the
endorsement OF packers, however, ana
me better margins We're usually allowed
only under protest. Movement mad a
ialr degree OF lie but drew most OF Its
action nom shipping inquiry that
taused buyers 70 either set busy or be
SATISFIED with slim purchase.
Receipts amounted to about sixty loads
lu all, mostly heavy packing stuff, but
there were possibly a 1ew more loads OF
bacon stock available than ON most days
recently. shippers favored the under
weight classes and bought about seven
teen loads in all, something like 80 per
cent OF the estimate. Yards were prac-
ucalIy cleared of all offerings by 1850
a. m.
Spreads showed no tendency TO either
widen or narrow and most of the run
moved at three prices, landing within
Vs. 25q6S5. The best butcher animals on
sale reached S6.37l5. a split nickel above
yesterdays high price
~.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-04
ArniInhIe snnnIr of GRIMM.

NEW YORK. oct. 3.-Cable and tele-
graphic communications received by
Bradstreet's show the following changes
IN available supplies as compared with
previous account: " heat, United states,
east OF Rockies, increase, l,34l, OOI blu; :
canada, increase, l,SZS,VO bu. IolaL
United states and Canada, Increase, S,lb9,-
OOO. Afloat for and IN Europe, increase,
gOO,OOO bu. Total American and European
supply, Increased 4,V19,OJO bu. corn,
United States and Canada, decrease Oh, 70
go bu oats, United Sta-eS and canada,
decrease, 2,oS8OUO bu. Inc eladlng m
creases and decreases reported this week
follow: Increases, MANITOBA, l,404VJJ
bu.; Goderlch, 5000 bu.. Port Huron, 5O,-
OOU bu; Minneapolis private elevators,
so O0J bu Decreases, Fort Worth, 2l,OJU
pu Louisville, 13,.U bu.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-04
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION
Features of the TrndinE and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.--Promise of bright
weather northwest had much to do with
making the wheat market today swing
to lower level. The change from con-
tinued storms would mean a II moval of
delay to threshing and forward large
part of the spring crop In consequence
the close showed a decline OF &c TO sc
from last night. The end OF the day
left corn 3sd12c down, oats off &c to
IA sac and hog products either unatered
or varying to lbc below
Wheat spectators quite generally re-
versed their position in the last half of
the day so that a price bulge due TO wet
and cold at the harvest fields along the
Canadian line gave place TO material
depression of values. The selling move
ment had a further cause in the liberal
increase exhibited by the total Of the
worlds available supply. War dis
patches were ignored, seemingly having
no special influence on the market Al
together the bears had things much Their
own way as the session drew TO close
except that the final tone was steady.
Extreme prices reached for December
delivery were 973sc and $3.50, with last
sales, t.dasC off at 9I%q9Tsc.
Corn weakened under profit taking ana
as a result of a fair weather forecast
December fIuctuated from 6issd6412c clos
ing steady. 24di2C net lower at the bot
tom figures reached. Cash grades were
in fair demand, No. yellow was quoted
at 7oAn7Olac. %
the leading longs in oats started a num-
her of others to unloading. High and
low limits touchOl by December proved
to be 4sl4d4sSsc and 47S4c, with the close
4TIesV| deiiyeries Of lard had a bearish
effect on the wheat market for hog pro-
ducts. Pork closed, 2lac TO Sc lower
Lard off PIC 10 ljc and ribs unchanged
Quotations Of leading products were:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-04
Wool Market.


BOSTON, Oct 3.-WOOL-There is a
slightly better demand for wool, al
though prices held at what is considered
to be low value. Transactions are con-
fined to certain grades of domestic woods,
with territory predominating The sale
of fleeces has fallen off and what little
have changed hands are one-quarter
blood at 24g2i55c. The demand for ter
ritory is confined to fine staple which
sells at 57c, cleaned Sales of about 200 %
900 pounds OF territory clothing wool, fine
and fine medium is reported al soc.
ST. LOUIS, oct. a-NOOL4-Du., ter
gitory and western mediums, l7a22c, fine
mediums, l7d19c; fine, l44l5c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-04
CONGRESSMAN NORRIS
FAILS TO MEET Mr.. TAFT

Presumably Congressman Norris did not
meet President Taft when the big mans
special struggled into Omaha Sunday
night but II so, 1t was really the
weather's fault. Mr.. Norris went TO the
Omaha club sunday to inquire for the
president. He had not arrived and the
congressman remarked that because OF
the illness OF his private secretary. Mr..
MeCarl. az Mccook he felt he must take
a train for home as soon a. possible,
which be did
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-04

ohEEI'--Anotnei neaNS run OF Sneep
ana lambs, following right an the wake
OF yesterday neaT-record marketing
AFFORDS further proof that the western
crop this season IL bS no means small.
i FRESH arrivals rolled up TOTAL OF tully
42OOO head, forcing the Two days receipts
easily past the 10000 mark. The new
supply was featured by usual character
ana variety, bunk being lambs, with Feed
With yesterdays clearance IN all
branches OF the trade practically com
pete, buyers We're unable to ind any
thlng Veiy convincing IN the way OF
DeaIlsh argument ana prices on both fat
anu feeder stock opened Just about steady.
IL anylnlnB, the more desirable tat classes
ruled little stronger in spots.
Fat lambs drew a good, healthy in
curry from packers. ana Wherever quality
was at all attractive, II required little
selling effort TO send offerings SCALE
ward. The sorting process was usually
necessary, however, as there were few
tat strings that came straight and sold
In the same manner. The best lambs on
sale early brought s. 70. l5c above yestcr.
days top. The price called Tor choice
quality, OF course, and II would take
something out OF mould 10 make a
loltler limit. Merely good lat lambs
Fat sheep acted creditably, light pro-
portion OF wethers. ewes, etc, stll prov
ing a spur TO competition. Choice, heavy
wethers, the KIND that landed at 1896
yesterday, were repeaters, while killing
ewes moved around and under S3.35. Year
ling trade was scsntily supplied and
rather uncertain.
Country demand for feeders had a
rather quiet tone during early rounds,
but plenty OF orders were available and
clearance promised to be satisfactory.
Feeder lambs brought $500 and less, anu
feeder ewes sold largely under the $40
mark. According TO packers tab yester-
day purchase on country account
amounted 10 1000 head.
Quotations on sheep and lambs; Lambs,
good 10 choice, s. 4Od5.I6 lambs, fair 10
good, Sb.2Ou5.4U: lambs, culls A.75Qt5.l5
lambs, feeders, S425u0.lb yearlings, goUu
70 choice, til5qiiV, yearlings, feeders.
Wethers, heavy, S3.6OQ3 80; Wethers
feeders, So 25q865, ewes, good 10 choice.
B8yd3O, ewes, tair 10 good, S3OJH53y,
ewes, bTeeueIs, Is. 10a4O6, ewes, IreueIa,
sl3545.OJ. eNes, Culis, Sl.5Ja235
ReDresentatiye sales
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-04
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Pulling Situation Exists in Regard
to the Wheat Trade.
PRICES ARE sTUBBORNLY FIRM
With signs of Clearing and Inn
proved Weather over the Corn
Belt Prices Are Easier In
spite of Damage Done.
OMAHA. oct. 3. 1911.

OMAHA, Oct. 3, 1911
The wheat trade is greatly puzzled
Foreign political news is having no effect
unless fresh complication develop.
Wet weather conditions in the north.
west make II possible TO advance prices
in those markets in face Of the heavy
movement, and stocks showed a decrease
at some centers in yesterday weekly
report.
is good in all quarters and The domestic
wheat situation on the whole is In a
reasonably strong position.
With signs of clearing and improved
weather over the corn belt prices were
easier today, although there has been
some damage already to the quality of
the corn and fodder and also delay In
marketing, country offerings being very
limited. Cash corn continues in strong
with no new features the wheat trade
was dull and futures sagged a shade
lower. Unless some new features develop
prices Will continue to decline. Cash
Improved weather conditions and
proflt-taken sales gave corn an easier
tone. The situation is strong. however,
and no material decline Is eNpasted.
Cash corn was &c higher,
Primary wheat receipts were 1884, 600 bu.
and shipments were 10000 bu., against
receipts last year of l,l35,OOO bu. ana
Primary corn receipts were $4,000 blu.
and shipments were $4,000 bu, against
receipts last year OF oJI,OO Du. anu sulP
ments of $4,000 bu. -.
Clearances were 1879 $50 bu. Of corn, Loo
bu OF oats AID wheat and flour equal 10
900 bu.
Liverpool closed sd higher to 1sd lower
on wheat and SD higher on corn.
The following cash sales were reported
WHEAT-No hard, car, ss%c;
cars, 9SIsc; cars, goc; NO. marc,
cars, Csc; car, 071ac, car, sc; car, soc;
No. hard. ! car CSC; ! car, y4i2ci / car
94c, No. mixed, ] car 9Slac.
CORNING. white, ! car, 65c No.
color, cars 6Ilac; No. yellow, 3 cars,
SAC, No. 3 yellow, . cars, sac. NO. :
mixed, car, 64Ac: car. SIC, No mixed,
OATS Standard. 2 cars. 4634c; No. 8
white. cars. 46hc; u cars, SIC" No.
white. cars 46c; l car, 453tc.
Omaha Cash T~rIccs.
WHEAT-No. hard, g7Ihc9Sl 90; No.
hard. 95l5d99c; No. 4 hard, 941ad9Sc.
CORN-No. white. 6424Q65c No.
white, 6I24d65c; No. white, 64Aa64s4c;
No. 2 yellow, 64q64Ac; No. 3 yellow, SIG
64l4c; No. yellow, 63q64c; No. ?, 644a4c;
No. 3. 634d64c; No. 4, 6SAq6S%c; no grade
0&TS-No. 2 white, 46l4a4slac; standard,
45a46i4c: No white, 45&a46i4c; No.
white, i5i3@46c; No. yellow, 451aQ46c; No.
4 yellow, 4JAg45Ac
BARLEY-Ma.ting, $09q1l9; No.
RYE~No' ?, o5a96c; No 3. a4aa5c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-04
NEW YORK. GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the nay ON various
Commodities.

NEW YORK. oct. 2-FBoU n-Steady;
spring patents, S5.Su55S; winter straights,
A.OoaAl5; winter patents, $L25QAb0. spring
clears, A25q45O; Kansas straights, $3.50
qSa.tU Rye Iour. steauyi Ialr 10 guod,
~, 55t 495, choice to fancy, S.OJutSO
WHEAT-Spot market easy; No. ? red,
9Sc, elevator. export basis, and S5c L o.
b. afloat No. l northern Duluth, ll3A,
T. o. b. afloat. Futures market except
for brief opening steadiness, due TO
strength in the northwest was generally
weak and lower all day. declining under
bearish foreign news and quite extensive
liquidation. II closed l9dSc net lower.
December. Sl.03dl O37s, closed at Sl.OS o-l6
May closed at $l.NS4, Receipts, GS,lN
CORN-Spot market easy; No. 2 corn,
56c, elevator. domestic bass, TO arIlNe'
Futures market nominal Receipts, le'oO
bu. shipments, rs, 400 bu. s.s
oATs--spot market firm; stan1asrq
52'2c; natural white ana white clipped
o2ao55aC. Futures market nominal. Ike
ceipts, 5S.3,5 bu.; shipments, l,WO ou.
HOPS-Essy, state, common 70 cholce,
1911, Ed56c; 1910, nominal; Pacific coast
1911, S7q 42c, 1910, nominal.
HAY quiet; prime, N.2Oql. 2277i No, I,
81. i5d1 20; No. 2, $ll0qll5; No. ;, $l.0Oq
HIDEs-Dull; Central America, zoe; Bo-
eI,EATHtER, steady; hemlock firsts, esq
27c; seconds, 22a2SlEc; thirds, lsq2Oc; re-
PkoVisIoNs-Pork. steady; mess, sl6.7S
uI.Jv. fanny, Sl3.oUUl4OU, peer mans,
500. 5Ca42.5O Cut meats, steady; picked
bellies, 10 to IL pounds, ST.. SdlS2oi
picked hams, S12.OOq12.25. Lard, weak
in!uute west prime, SJl5QY-J, reLluuu'
steady; continent S1005; South America
5000; compound, S9OQS.l5. a..
TALON Quiet; cty, hhds, o9sc'
country, 61sa63sc.
BUTrER-Firm; creamery specials, Soc
extras, 29c, firsts, 255zd212c, creamery
held specials, 29c; creamery held, eN-
tras, 2S12S12c; creamery held, ftrsts, Gag
&c: finest 27a2Sc; good to prime, 24q
26c; process specials, 2S1ed24c; extras, 2Sci
firsts, 2la22c; factory current make
firsts, 20lsq2lc 49,,
2yc, extra first, 2+Q 26c; first, 2lq2Sc; 1resn
gathered dirties, NO. J., lbtzal!ci NO =,
l5al6c fresh gathered prime, lb15ci Iair
TO good, llalSo; refrigerator flrsts, sea-
son 5 storage charges paid, 2Od2lc; west
ern gathered whites, 26q2c.
= 0 L L r r Y - Dressed, quiet; west
ern brouers, l2ql9c; fowls, l0alIc; sprlng
turkeys, selected, 25c; others, lVglSc'
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-04
k.n,a, City Grain and Provisions.

KANSAS CITY, OCT. 3.-W II = q =
Cash, unchanged TO 12c higher; No; 2
hard. 81 OOladl .OS1a, No. g. 99cql.O6; NO.
red S9@99lSc: No. g. 9719d9sc; December,
9sj4cQsl0O; May, l.02S.
CoRN-hq1Ac higher; No. 2 mixed mixed. SS7aa
q67Sc; No. 3, 67h; No. 2 White, 6S?2c - 10:
oATS%Unchanged 10 nc higher, No.
2 white, .,7zn 4Sc: No. mixed 4o@4o'sc'
RYE-95c. .-oz
HAY-Steady, choice timothy, $lS.6d
$780, choice prairie, Sl2,5OalSO. o,,,..
BUTTER-Creamery, 26Szc; tirsts' zf12C'
seconds 22izc; packing stock, loc.
EGGS Extras, 22Hci firsts, 2Oc seconds
12lLp
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-04
philadelphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3-BUTTER-
10 higher; extra western creamery, BIC
nearby points, S3c.
nearby firsts, l. c $50 per case, current
receipts free cases, $50 per case; cur
rent receipts free cases, s. % per case;
western tirsts. free cases, $50 per case
Current receipts. free cases, Sc 6gI6,H per
case.
CHEESE-Firm New York fun creams
fancy 15c; fair TO good, l4Apl4%c
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-04

NEW YORK, oct. 8-MONEY-on
call. steady, 2G24 per cent, ruling rate
per cent. closing bid, IA per cent, Of
fered at IL per cent. Time loans easy
sixty DAYS, 3ia per cent, ninety days 3ai
per cent; six months, 3Aa4 per cent:
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-+N per
cent. go,
STERLING EXCHANGE--steady, with
actual business in bankers bills at A.S25C
for sixty-day bills and at As595 for de-
mand Commercial bills, ASlB
SILVER-Bar, 52lzc' MeMcal dollars
45c.
BONDS -Government steady; railroad,
steady.
ne
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-04
81. Louis General Market.

ST LOUIS, oct. S.-FLOUR-Steady
red winter patents, $4.40q4SO; extra
fancy and straight, $4.OOQ4.S0; hard WIN
Ter clears, $3.20q3.S0
SEED-Timothy, Sl9.OOq24.50.
CORNMEALS-SS.20.
BRAN-Weak; sacked east track, I.l.
HAY-weak, timothy. $2OOO925.OO; prai-
RE, S12O0q 1900.
PROVISIONS-Po unchanged; job
bling, $3.50. Lard, unchanged; prime steam
SO 20Ii9 80 Dry salt meats, unchanged;
boxed extra shorts, 500: clear ribs, $500;
short clears, $9l21a. Bacon, unchanged
boxed extra shorts, $1,000; clear ribs,
$1,000 short clears, $l0.l219.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-04
ArticI $ open. High. Low. Close. Yesy.
,ash nnotatlons vac as FOLLOWS !:

FLOUR-Steady; winter patents, s4.1Oa
50: straights, S3.75q45O; spring straights.
81 s%a4 So bsks sTs' s'7od6l0'
BARLEY-Feed or mixing, SOd95c; fair
10 choice mating, S.lOql, %.
SEEDS I&OOal475. Glover.
N Pi5YRGo67VyfiisSiioNs-Pork. mess, per Dbl,
St75a15;oo. Lard, per o 700 lbs $50, short
ribs, sides doosel, &00qS.io; short clear
sides boxed, S. 75d8SHa.
Total clearances OF wheat and flour
were dual 20 to. PSI 81 600 bu' Primary re- re-
ago The worlds visible supply as
shown by Rradstreets, increased 1853 .
Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat 80 cars: corn 2l5 cars; oats, 30
cars; hogs, 5000 head,
Chicago Casn Prices-Wheat: No. 2
red, 95ts43Sc, No. red, 94lsd97c; No. 2
hard winter, 99cdSl %, No. northern
spring. sl.lOdl12; No. 2 northern spring.
NG9dlll; No. 3 northern spring, Sl-0sa
Ito; No. spring, S.oi9lI; No 3 spring,
Sl.02d .OSla, No. 4 spring, S5c4SlO5; velvet
chaff, s5cQNl0; durum, 6cdN.O3. Corn.
No 2 G9ladI0c, No. white, 70]aD702.c
No. 3 yellow, 7OllqI0lac No. 3, ssd6ss,e
7olEc. no 1. SsiEa69c: No. 1 White White IA
692.c; No. 4 yellow, 69i. a69%c Oats No.
q 47c; No. 2 white, 4S1tci No. 3 white,
47lRa4sl4c, No white, i1a47zc; standard,
47atq4Sl4c
BUTTER - steady. creameries. 22Jkd
HIzc, dearies 20Ed25iAc.
EGGs-Steady; receipts, 6,915 cases; at
mark, cases included, 15dlsc; firsts, 1sc
prime fiIsts, zoe.
CHEESE Steady; diaries, l4c twins,
lSlz@l3Ac; young Americas, 14c, long
horns 1iC.
POTATOFS-Tn Unsettled; choice 20 fancy.
65d67c fair 70 good, 62d65c.
POULTRY-Firm; turkeys, l5c: chick
ems, lie; springs, lie,
VEAL-Steady so to 6O-lb. WITS. Sd9c.
50 10 s5-lb. WITS, 9iaGlOIac; s. TO ll0-lb.
WITS. lie
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-04

PEORIA, Oct. S-cORN-Higher, No
white, zoe: No. yellow, zoe No. 3 yell
low, 7Oc No. mixed. 7co, No. mixed,
zoe; No. mixed. 69c,
OATS-Hgher; standard, enc: No, 3
white 47Lc.