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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-13
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Opening is Strong and Higher Val
ues Prevail During the Day.
COUNTRY MOVEMENT RETARDED
Farmers Arc showing Disposition 60
Hold Corn for Higher Prices
ana I'm No Hurry to Dts
pose of New Crop.

OMAHA. Nov. II, 19ii.
News after the close yesterday was
bullieh ana today's opening was strong
ano higher. The news was sent out by
large cash holders who have been con-
spicuous OF late
Present talk about heavy sale OF local
stocks did not scare the aggressive bear
Iaeilon and prices tumbied after an
carly squirt
A report from Argentina stating con-
nuo1s there could not be better helped to
ease the market.
Weather conditions are constantly
against The country movement OF corn,
ana anyway farmers are showing a dis
position to hold for theI own prices and
are m no hurry TO sell wen where tho
now crop IL ready 90 market The un.
settled Feeling - due 10 uneasy new corn
prices.
Wheat values advanced sharply in tho
early session on more active cash de-
Hand and bullish Canadian nows. Later
ieedlng bears sold the market down on a
pIeulction OF an Increase In the visible
Monday. Cash wheat was iW2o higher.
Very unfavOrable weather and light
stocks Of old corn with no signs Of an
increase Ia the now crop movement put
cash corn ic higher.
Primary wheat receipts were 64,OO0 bu.
ana shipments were 2SG,0OO bu., against
receipts last year OF 90s.000 bu. and ship
ments OF Ao.O00 bu.
Primary corn receipts were ll7000 bu.
ana shipments were $4,000 bu., against
receipts last year Of 2S6, 00O bu. and ship
inents OF $4,000 bu.
Clearahces we're 1000 bushels OF corn,
none OF oats and wheat and flour equal
to b6s0OO bushels.
wHBAT-No. 2 hard; cars. CSC; car,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-13


Mrs Wetherel and two children are
visiting In Omaha this week with her
parents.
Mrs. William Martin OF Plattsmouth
Ne0.' Is visiting her' niece. Mrs. Propst
this week.
Mr., l. Howard departed last Sunday
sunday for Cleveland. o.. for a weeks
visit with friends and relatives.
Harry Dever and family left Thursday
Tor Indianapolis. Ind. where Mr.. Dever
has good position as a draughftsman.
VIII Propst Of INWARD, >Neb came 10
kalston Tuesday in his jackson car
which he recently purchased short
Mrs. Dave Ham gave a delightful party
70 a number 0f friends FRIDAY evening
Cards and music helped 10 p.ss the even
ing aud all seemed 10 enjoy Il very much
A. late hour refreshments we're seTN,e5
eonsist'ns OF sandwiches. coffee, and
fruit salad.
The boys OF the school al Raiston eavs
party Monday evening al the Roller
skeung rink At Lakeside park FOR the
girls There was quite a number out
ana All seemed 10 enjoy themselVes
Games and skating wss the endowment
OF the eveniRg and nEht refreshments
we're served
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-13

vention.
Mise Margaret Howard, who is teaching
sSShool Ia ORD. Neb, was the guest during
w. u. Howard
Miss Mercedes Caughlan entertained at
Dridge luncheon Monday in honor of
MT Mrs, Edward Murphy and Mrs. James
were laid for twelve
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gibson OF
douglas Wyo., arrived in Omaha Tues
Gay to be the guests of Mr.. Gibson's SIS
ter, Mrs. Lyman o. Perley OF hairacrpS
they made ,he trip by motor.
Miss Martha Morton of stratton Neb..
ana Miss Virginia Broaddus of Mlssis-
sippi were the guests during tho week
=, MES Minne Palmer, en- route to Sar-
ois, MISS, where they viii spend the
winter.
Mrs. II. ]. Lanktree OF Clio California
street entertained at dinner last Satur-
cay In honor of the seventy-eighth birth
day Of her grandmother, Mrs. A. w.
Irumble land OF Mrs. Drexel, mother of
Mrs. j. II. Harte.
Mrs II. X. Morton, Miss Morton and
MISS Fnlconer are homo from a trip OF
SEVERAL weeks through sOut @ n Ca ifornia
and other points on the Pacific coast
Miss Morton and Miss Falconer will leave
soon for New York City.
Miss Grace Joyce of Syracuse, Miss
Holdcroft and Miss Narcissa Light OF
Randolph were the guests during the last
week OF Miss Florence Hathaway whIle
attending the teachers association.
MIR. and Mrs. George Sumner enter
tained at an elaborate dinner at their
home last saturday. the occasion being
Mr.. summers birthday. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Berry, Mr.. and Mrs
Everett Ms Comstock, Mr.. Comstock
DIR. and Mrs. H. h, Lcmers Mr.. and Mrs
w. b. Fonda and Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cotner gave
dinner Wednesday evening in honor of
Mrs. g. III. Elsberry and her class OF
girls OF the First Christian church, who
gave a surprise party In honor Of the
celebration OF their golden wedding anni-
versary. Among the decorations of the
dinner table were some family heirlooms
In silver OF considerable age and value.
NJ. N. Murphy. superintendent OF con-
struction for the Johnson Electric COM
pany, who lives in Dundee, will give
talk on electricity to the Mems brother
hood OF the Dundee church Monday even
Ing In the parlors OF the church. e. II.
Westerfeld will have charge of the cur
rent topics and there will be speclai
music: The men of Dundee are cordially
invited.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-13

First battalion. headquarters. non-oom-
mssioned staff. and band Fourth infan-
try, under S years OF age, who had not
had typhoid fever or the typhoid pro-
phylaxis, were given the first dose OF the
typhoid preventive, November "
The regular weekly dance OF the Fort
Crook sunshine club on Wednesday, Mo-
Vefnber s was well attended by both
civilians and soldiers. The music was
furnished by the Fourth Infantry band
Sergeant lsadore /. Gershberg. hospital
corps, who has been with the maneuever
division at san Antonio. Tex. during the
lAst six months has been ordered back to
Fort Crook for duty. Sergeant Gershberg
arrived al the post on November 10
captain Lawrence u. buUef. Fourth
infantry. was thrown from his horse one
day last week. A slight scalp wound
ana ~ being badly shaken Up were the ONLY
Dental surgeon G, L Mason and his
assistant, Charles y. sawyer. from For
smelling, MINI. arrived IA the post the
trat part OF the week for the purpose Of
attenaing 20 the necessary dental work
OF officers and men Of this command
Sergeant Claude A. Alarige Was an
Omaha visitor on THURSDAY.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-13

Captain william r. Nesbitt and Lieu
tenants John p. Bulb and Clarence IN.
Farnham took the physical examination
during the last week as required by Cen
eral Order No. rs.
The troops OF this command were paid
November by Major James A. Cole.
paymaGtor.
The following enlisted men OF the
Fourth infantry were transferred 10 the
general recruit depot, Jefferson Barracks
Missouri, November s. 1911. with a view
10 their discharge from the United states
army ON account OF disability, Private
John ID Samples, company A; Private
Harry y. keitch, company u. aud l'ri-
vato George W. Hlliis, company N.
Sergeant First Glass Frank o. Nicode-
mus. hospital corps. United States army,
underwent a nasal operation November
z Tho removal OF one % the left tur-
binates and right septum. were the prin-
cipai features OF the operation II was
performed b. Drs. Lenere and Banister.
MIR. and Mrs. Daniel IL. Bwetman are
the proud possesaors u a ten-pound boy
born November 10 MT. Swetman Is the
Youngest eo'or sergeant In the United
states an ~.
An Ofnqsrs aud enlisted men Of the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-13
Florence.

FInreHCe.
Rev. q; II. Jansen preached at Creston,
Ia, Sunday.
r. :. tucker spent Friday at Lincoln
visiting old friends.
NJ. p. Thompson spent Thursday at
Lincoln visiting friends
Harold Reynolds spent the first OF the
week In Sioux city, Ia.
Mr.. August BurKschat 10 making some
improvements on his place.
Tho Eagles gave q very enjoyable dance
at their hall Saturday night.
Chris Lyok OF Benson spent Monday
evening with Florence friends.
Tuesday evening the Court OF Honor
VIII hold a social at their hall.
The Eagles will give dance In their
new hall on saturday evening.
willis j. Barber was the guest OF Flor
enoe friends the first of the week.
The daughter OF 10. A. Cole Is very
sick. being threatened with dlphtheria.
Mrs. j. G, Renninger won tho bread
OF flour
Mrs. a. b. Hunt Is spending q few
weeks In 81. Paul, where she Is Waiting
II. L. Snyder will leave wednesday for
a trip through Illinois, where he will
visit relatives.
MIR. and Mrs George jackson, having
sold their home on Fourth street, have
hhVfed 10 bloir 10 i've.
The Imogen study club met Thursday
with Mrs. II. A. Golding and Mrs. c. p.
Richardson as hostesses.
The schools here closed Wednesday TO
the teachers could attend tho meeting
OF the teachers In Omaha.
Mrs Simpson, Mrs. Dice and Miss Van
Nostrand OF Manquoketa. la, are the
guests OF Mrs, W. II. Thomas.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Tyler and dauRh
ter, Addle, and Mr.. Charles scammon are
guests OF Mrs. V. 70. Petit for few days.
On account OF the school teachers
meeting In Omaha the Florence schools
were closed "Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday.
Tho Modern woodmen OF America are
planning big entertainment and ban
Snet. TO be given at the Eagle hall on
Thursday evening OF next week.
DIR. Fritchard, VINO has started IN tho
bred hos business north OF town. sold
four sows TO Henry DOR of Remsen, la
who Is "A noted breeder OF hogs himself.
Miss Martha Bliss Of the Florence
school ana Miss Gehling OF Nebraska
City were visitors at the Dundee school
there.
The children OF the Presbyterian Sunday
school VIII give a social an entertainment
az the Eagle hall on Thursday evening
tainment.
Miss Jeanette Mcdonnell, Miss Margaret
McSohnoh snd Miss Amy Bird OF Aurora.
Neh', are the guests OF MIR. ana Mrs.
h q. Jansen while attending the
teachers convention.
The Eagles OF Florence have issued in
vitRuons for a formal house warming
Wednesday evening. Cards dancing and
Refreshments will constitute part OF the
/ program for the evening.
Word was received In Florence this
week that Tucker q linn, who were IN
the saloon business here last year, but
who opened up In PlRttsmouth this year,
were burned out completely.
The Florence base bali park viii he
I the scene OF "A holly contested foot hail
/ game today, when Monmouth Parks and
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-13
kansn. Citv Lirn stnr1- nInrLnt.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 1t.--CATTLEs-Re-
celpts' 400 head, including 200 southerns:
market steady: dressed beef and export
steers, S6S0d9.O; fair TO good, S. 25dG.5 80;
western steers, 4OO175O: stoclters and
feeders. S.i5dDS.70; southern steers, $4,000
b,8; southern COWS. S2.75a45O; native
cows, A.i5d6.25: native heifers S40Od7. 90;
bulls 3.5G4S5: calves, $O0d7 90
HOGS-Receipts, 1900 head; market
strong TO &c higher: bulk OF sales, 5000
$40; heavy, $.S5dp645; packers and butch
ers, S626G6.40; lights, $5.s096.SO; pigs, A25
652
SHEEP AND LAbfBS-Receipts, 1880
head; market steady; lambs S. Hsd6. az.
yearlings. $3.75G4 50: wethers IS 25d4. 90:
ewes, s2.7S@36o; stockers and feeders, $500
6575
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-13

W. A. Pixley Is in Chicago on business.
California.
j.. u; Dodds has returned from a trip
10 Alabama.
,d ~ !. Johnson was in De Soto, Ia. on
Mrs. q. -. Patterson went to Denver
Thursday for short visit.
q. Il. Ferry has returned from a two
weeks trip through the south.
Mrs. Tom Larsen and sons are visiting
In kearney, Neb,, for a fortnight
c. l.. Cooke and family OF Omaha have
moved Into the house at $3.50 Webster
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank l.. Rubel have
moved into their new home at 1913 Cali
tornia street.
Mrs. c. w. Fishbaugh of Shenandoah
"a, was a guest last week Of Mr.. and
Mrs, w. l.. Brayton has returned from
Pennsylvania.
Miss Lesher OF lincoln was the guest
Vt Mrs. w. r. warner whilo attending
the teachers convention.
i. j. Straight and family have moved
iAto their handsome new home at Fifty
urst and Cunning streets.
Miss Nell Clark OF the Lincoln High
school was the guest during the week OF
her sister, Mrs. c, Il. Parks.
bit NdNnhnlol Mcdlttin or the Lowe
Avenue Presbyterian church will preach
tonight at the Dundee church.
Mrs. ID. l.. Johnson entertained the
mothers Of her Sunday school class Of
little girls Wednesday afternoon.
y. h. Chesney and family OF Omaha
have moved TO b1OI Cunning street I'm the
house formerly occupied by II. s. Culver
Mrs. H. q. Harte entertained twenty
little girls Monday afternoon I'm honor OF
her daughter Margaret's eleventh birth
lay.
Rev Grant "a Fisher spent the last
week In Loavenworth, kan, Assisting
Rev MT Mcbride in ovangelistic meet
lngs.
Miss Anna Leopold OF Clay Center was
the guest OF Mrs. &. W, Bowlby during
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-13
West AmhIer.

Miss Ada Gantz is visiting friends IN
North Omaha the last two weeks.
Mrs t. ]. Bernhard and family moved
into the Garrison cottage in East Amber
this week.
John Henderson arrived from Denver
on Tuesday morning for short visit with
his parents here.
Miss Marie Garman entertained saw
enty Of her young friends at a tnffy pull
on Friday evening.
Mrs. Lennlng had the misfortune 10
fall from ladder on Wednesday and
broke her ankle In two places.
Messrs. John and Harry Garman went
out to Mr.. Dueses farm near Willard TO
spend their three days vacation.
Miss Marie Garman was the guest OF
her friends, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Freeder, on
Florence boulevard. ON Sunday,
Mr.. A. Il. Long, formerly OF Windsor
Place, and bride are nicely located in
their new home at 1865 Georgia avenue.
Mrs. L. ]. Trabor entertained her
friends, ATesdames Elroid and shearer, at
her home in East Amber on Wednesday.
Mrs. q. ISilfeather, who has spent the
last month with her sister, Mrs. G. Bern
hardt. left for her home in Chicago on
Monday.
Mrs. VIII Hoffman and daughter, Kath-
leen. arrived from Norfolk on Saturday
evening on visit 10 her parents. Rev.
and Mrs. r., NJ. Henderson.
Martin Anderson arrived from st. Jo-
Seph hospital on Monday after a Ions
siege OF fourteen weeks ana while much
improved, Is not entirely well.
Mrs Ollie Hickman entertained her
daughters. Mosdames Daisy Leeder and
Mamie Meechum, OF North Omaha, at
her home In West Side this week.
Howard S. Miller bought tho 'sno,
Cash Grocery" located on Sixteenth and
lizard streets. OF Max Woolfson, this
week and took possession Thursday. This
IL the old Lenhart store.
Mrs. Ola Carlson celebrated her sixty.
ninth birthday on Monday. being hostess
TO her three daughters. Mesdames A
Jacobsen OF Fort Crook. Lena Talbot oi
East Omaha and Mrs. Fred Carlson OF
Mason street
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-13

910; Texas steers. $1,000 50. west va
steers, A.25mT2j; stockCrs and feed rs.
SWd6sl; cows aud helfers. &.ogihW.
calves S550dS75
HOGs-Receipts 1900 head; mark
weak to shade lower than early. liEat.
So 50d6.40: mixed. 6.e50655; heavy, 500
H6.55; rough, S5.s)d6t5; good to choic1
heavy, s6l5q655; pigs, S3.tJu5.S5i bulk ga
ales, Sc. 20d6.45
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, Leo
head; market steady; native lambs. = ~
l.se; western. s2.6563.S0; yearlngs. $500
31505.7O
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-13

the l.. o. Il. team OF Council Bluffs meet
INC Parks have leased the park for the
teams they meet.
The Ponca Improvement club met at
the Ponca school house Monday after
noon and decided 10 have q meeting place
~ dnelr own and TO that end appointed
"a committee Of three TO devise ways and
means OF getting building built for their
nee1s' On Monday evening tho club
Zane TO FLORENCE in body 10 be the
suests OF the Enterprise club Ccom-
mercial club and spent an enjoyable
eVenlhg Music, speaking and refresh
fnonts were the order OF the evening.
The Ladies' Kenslngton club OF Ponoa
met ~ the home OF Mrs. Gus Sachs
v ednesdRy. The ladies' enjoyed a very
PHEASANT afternoon, after which lunch
was served. The guests OF honor were
Mrs, baur OF sarpy Mills and Miss Mary
5echs Those present were Mesdamss
pTTouerHen, Jaspersen, 5Dinklns, Raymond.
Albaeki johnson, Owe. Letovsky, Baur OF
SSahrpy Mills, Sachs and Miss Mary Sachs.
ne next meeting VIII be held at the
nome Of Mrs Hansen week from
wednesday afternoon
The city council met on Monday even
Ins ana Councilman King introduced a
resolution accepting the terms OF settIe-
men offered by the paving contractor M
FORD. The resolution was passed by three
SounellInen voting for II and one aga INST
the curbing, repair all places In The pave
ment and throw off the cost OF prae-
ueally two and one-half inches Of tine
concrete base, amounting TO the sum OF
approximately $500, besides allowing the
CITY TO apply the $500 OF the money
allowed by the county 70 be taken OF the
paving OF the street. He also agrees that
nc VIII walt until the city establishes
whether the street car company or the
city shall pay for the paving between the
rails, a spirited debate between the City
attorney w. II. Thompson and Council
man !. III. Farls took up so much time
that 4 was midnight before adjournment
was taken TO Wednesday evening. The
city attorney not having the necessary
papers drawn up on Wednesday night an
huJournment was taken until Monday
night, IL Is the intention OF the council
70 settle and adjust all differences now
existing on the paving question and TO
cat q special election in December 70
vote bonds to pay for the paving. II was
lhls question OF the paving that split the
Town into bitter fractional fights and
caused so much litigation.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-13
carlos iterslpts.
OMAMA GENERAL sIARKET.

HEEsE-Imported Swiss. &c; Amerl.
can Swiss, PC; blocl; Swiss, 1sc: twins,
i7c; daisies, i7c: triplets. i7lhc: young
Americas, isc; blue label brick IKE: linn
berger. lib. lSc iinborger, lib. 1Oc.
BUTTER--No. I, lib carton, &c; No. /,
POULTRY-Broiiers. 1sc; springs, DC +:
hens, l2c, cocks. i0c. ducks. 1Sc. geese
lgc; turkeys, Zoe; pigeons, per doz.. 81 80
ROSTERS and stays. &c; old ducks, fun
foathered, lie; geese. full feathered, iOc
turkeys, lac; guinea fowls. 100 each:
t250. SQUADS. No. 1, tl.JO; No. 2. EOc.
FISH-Plckerei. lie; white i3ai5c: pike
l5c; trout lialSc; large crappies iJfbiso:
Spanish mackerol, 100; eel, Sc. haddocks
l3o; founders, iSc; green catfish la5115c:
roe shad, Sl.OO each; shad roe. per pair.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-13
st. Louis Live Stock Mnr1xet.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 11.-CATTLE-Re-
Ioeipts, 200 head, including $50 Texans:
market steady; native beef steers, 5000
and feeders, S325d5.2j; Texas and IrTiIan
steers, A.O0g6.75; cows and heifers. 5000
4l6: calves, In carload lots. $4OOQ7.5O
HOGS-Receipts, 900 head; market &c
higher;-pigs and lights, t4.50Gl625: pack
eers. Wl5q6.45; butchers and best heavy,
No sheep market.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-13

- STjEEP-Barrlng one lone shipment of
Oregon lambs and ewes the market Tor
sheep and lambs was practically bare OF
supplies and values showed no changes
worth mentioning.
sham contraction I'm range marketing
.tstclv was the newest development in the
800 this week, but the dwindlinR
srasser supply was partly offset by the
nDesrance OF more or less fed and
s,lrs,,ryoed % stock from the corn belt. The
~ mead estimate OF today rounds Off a
..,.i,'s total OF only $500 head. the small
50 Of any week since the opening OF the
season. =.
ae,,and from packers proved beafish on
,,,gef davs. and lambs both fat and fesd
- we're caught in declines OF EenersI1,,
= anlarter. the market closing on tbfs
bssis, a. compared With cost az iast
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-13
stock in sight.
Knnsna 90 Grain and Provisions.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 11-wHEAT--
Cash unchanged; No. hard, 97cdSlO4;
No. s. 96cd&1.O2. No. red, 9799se; No. 5,
e5ep96c.
CORN-Unohanged; No. 2 mixed. 73ikc;
NO. 3, 7Sc; No. white, T31ec; No. 8, 7slfc.
OATS-UnchRnged; No. 2 white, 4S0
49Ikc; No. mixed. 47d471sc.
RYE-99695c.
HAY-Steady; choice timothy, $4,000
2o.O0; choice prairie. sig O0gi35O
BUTTER-Creamery, &c; firsts, 29c;
seconds. 37c packing stock, zoe.
EGGS-lsxtras, CSC; Iirsts, &c; seconds
nc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-13
Sc. joseph tive stock Market.

ST. JOSEPH, No, Nov. ll.-CATTLE--
Receipts. 100 head; market, steady; steers.
L75QS. Is; cows and hcifers, S3.OOd5.0J;
calves, S4.00a7J0
steady 20 strong; top. ss.45; bulk sales,
g. 1Od6S5.
SHEEP AND LANfBs-Receipts. none:
market unchanged; lST1bs, f5.00d575.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-13
Peoria Market.

PEORIA, Nov. 1.--CoRN-Steady; No.
g yellow, offered, CSC; No. I yellow, coz
60zc; No. 8 mixed. &c; No. mixed, 6Oc !;
sample. 5Skc.
OATs-Higher; No. 9 white, 4sc; stand
ard, 47%c; No. white, 4712c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-13

LIvernooI Grim Mnrl.et.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. u.-WHHAT-Spot.
easy; No. Manitoba, rs Cd; No. Man
itoba, rs 6lkd; futures, easier; December.
rs I'D; March. Is 1std May, rs sd.
CORN-Spot, easy; American mixed, IS
Sd; futures, quiet; January, bs 6kd; Feb
ruary, % sd.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-13
Notes from Fort Crook

Several Enlisted Men Who Will Be Discharged for Disability
Transferred Jefferson BaITaekSCaptin Butler Thrown by
Horse and hured-SOn Born to Sergeant swetman
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-13
milwaukee Grain Market.

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 11.-WHEAT-No.
1 northern. S1.O6G11.O9; No. 2, S1.O4I1.07; No.
2 hard winter, s1Ood1.02; December, 94l4c;
May, 99lSq999sc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-13

Persistent Advertising Is the Road to
Big Returns.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-13
Date. IN. I19lO. IlgO9. lsOs. ~. llpOs Il90s
'sunday.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

receipts and disposition Of live stock
AZ inc Union Stock yards. South Omaha,
Ecp., Tor twenty-four hours ending at 3
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-13

OF Benson, DR.. and Mrs IL. p. Mcknight
Of omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Percy White
OF California.
Tho Woman's Christian Temperance
union held a medal contest last Thurs
day evening at the Presbyterian church.
lhose on the program were Irene HOr-
Ton, Emma Ehler, Isabelle HAWKINS, iN1te
Van Horn, Gertrude Gatz, Agnes IAnd-
burg and Roy Loomis. Miss Emma Ehier
wac the winner OF the silver medal All
on the program received a silver shield
pin. Rev Mr. Prior and Miss Allan Of
omaha and Rev. Mr.. Bryce OF Benson
were tho judges.
Mrs. G. N. Anderson entertained at an
AFTERNOON party last Thursday afternoon
lunch was served for the guests, who
were Mrs. J. n Meieen, Mrs. 8. SEWERS
MRS charles Greipentog, Mrs. q. Palmer
mrs j. A. Johnson OF Benson, Mrs. g.
liaBelin, Mrs, J. y. Skllson, Mrs. v.
johnson. Mrs. Alice Meieen. Mrs. G. Carl
son, Mrs. Siobert, MIS-. r. Bengston,
MRS. q. Blomberg, Mrs. Oscar Anderson,
Mrs l. Anderson OF Omaha and Mrs.
y Mailman or Wausa. Nob.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-13

flOO; Wisconsin white stock. per bu.
eoc; In lo-sack lots. SC lees. Sweet po-
tatoes- virginia, per bbl., $50 per bu
bsk., S1.S. Rutabat;as-fn sacks, per h.,
iEs; T0m''o''-caiIfornio' per crate
MISCELLANEOUS go Aimonds-Tarra-
Eons, per h., lshc: in sack lots. lc less
less. Cocoanuts-Per sack. $3.50 FIJI
berts-Per h., lie; ia sack lots. 1c less.
Peanuts-I1oasted. per b.. s1zci raw, per
ID d., 7fe P,ecans-LaTge per h., lee; in
1911, California, per h., l7lzc; In sack lots.
L. less. Cider-New Nehawka. per 15-
gal y Dbl. $500; per 3O-gal Dbl. $3.50;
per sO-gal. Dbl. $3.50. Honey-New, "a
frames. $50. Kraut-Per i5-gal. keg.
Al0i Wisconsin. per u Dbl, 1880
81. Louis General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1.--WHEAT-Cash
steady; track No. q red, e5jSa96hc: No. 4
hard, s2cgfl.T; December. e4bg34l4c; May
CoRN-weak, track. No. 79a
72l5c; No white, 72szc; December. 62%c
OATS-Steady; track No. g i71aIlSiL :
No. 2 white. 1880; December, 477sq4sc;
RYB-Unchanged, s2c.
FL0UR-Steady. red winter patents
N.O0aS.OO; extra fancy and straight, ass
CTS; hard winter clears. s. 45dS.6j.
SEED-Timothy, St4.Od15.50.
CORNNEAIs-$5.S0
BRAN-weak; sacked east track. Slip
Glib.
HAY--strong; timothy. s9OOO82LOO; prai-
ric, el2O0G1lg.00
BAGGING-Sszc>r
HEMP TWINf-7Hc
PRONISIONS-Pork lower; jobbing.
$500. Lard. lower; prime steam. S. 9Od
900. Dry salt meats. higher; boxed extra
shorts, S,623s; clear ribs, iS621z: short
clears, Ss.s71s. Bacon, higher; boxed extra
short, 39,62ih; clear ribs s962Is: shprt
clears. S0.S75h.
POULTRY--Firm; chickens, SCI springs.
9kci turkeys, l4o, ducks, l2c; geese, &c
EGGSA-F1rn; 24626c