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Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Pressure Against United States Steel
Feature Of Trading.
ORE LEASE MAY BE ABROeATEp
Cosieru aud Canadian stocks Almost
0niy Issuea TO Develop Any
Degree OF strength, aud
They Lose Gains Later.

NEW YORK. oct "a. - Unremitting
pressure against United states Steel was
the conspicuous feature OF todays stock
market The stock was sold az every op-
portunity In such volume a. 10 indicate
mat liquidation had been renewed and
constant pressure carried Il down nearly
points 10 u.
senng OF TINS stock apparently was due
TO some extent TO the report which
reached wan street that the United
states steel corporation would probably
a0rosate It's lease OF the Hill ore lands
Such a move, II was pointed out, would
greatly improve the status OF the cor
poratlon under the Sherman law, as It
would make Il apparent that no further
DC made.
rhe effect on the revenues Of the cor
poiation, OF course, would be probiemat-
cal, although It has been said that United
states steel made a bad bargain for it-
selt when Il signed the lease.
Great Northern ore certificates fell 3
points on as many transactions.
shs coolers ana Canadian stocks were
almost the only Issues TO develop any de-
gree OF strength. and most OF these gains
were Lost toward the close, when the
heaviest selling of the day sent prices
generally to loN'er points.
The september report Of exports Of do
nestle products was In line with recent
favorable showings.
Exports OF evefy agricultural product
were large and the vaiue was much larger
than m any previous september. The
total for the nine months OF the present
year exceeds that of the corresponding
period OF 1910 by di8,5O0,OO0,
The bond market was irregular. Amer.
lean Tobacco issues showed the effect Of
tngs and list ground. Total sales, par
value, -, $4,000. Governmtnt bonds were
unchanged on call.
Number Of sales ana leading quotations
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
Shorts Forced to Cover on Buying
Stampede.
CORN VALUES ARE ADVANCED
Action OF the Market for the Pres
ent WIN Depend Largely on
Either Bright or Wet
Weather.
j0RN VALUES ARE ADVANCED

OMAHA. oct. IS 1911.
shorts were forced TO cover on tho buy
lnT stampede which forced wheat stlil
higher on the early trades today. Profit
taklng after three days advance
checked the advance and natural reac-
ton resulted Tho northwest conditions
are certainly unfavOrablo for a future
supply OF high grade milling wheat, and
the Argentina situation Is becoming more
publish. as rain IS needed. according 10
hroomhsll reports. A big trading mar
ket Is expected.
The suff prices for cash corn In all
markets. light country offerings OF both
old and new corn. and liberal shipping
sales All favor the advance In corn val
ues. Action OF the market for the pres
cnt viii depend very largely on bright or
wet weather, as unfavornble conditions
are certain to increase the buying force
and alarm shorts.
Wheat had a sharp advance at the
opening and anxious shorts forced the
prices still higher. Cash wheat sold lo
There was more active buying and
trading I'm corn, due 60 the strong cash
situations. Stocks continue to decrease
and higher levels are likely. Cash corn
was hc 10 &c higher today.
Primary wheat receipts were 1073OoO
bu. and shipments were 7a5.000 bu. against
receipts last year of 10000 bu. and ship
ments OF $50 900 bu.
Primary corn receipts were $4,000 bu.
aud shipments we're 206, 900 bu., against
receipts last year OF 5g1 900 bu. and ship
me1ts OF $4,000 bu.
Olearances we're 1900 bu. Of corn, AGO0
bu. of cats and wheat and flour equal
30 1880 bu.
Liverpool closed lqNd higher on wheat
and I'd higher on corn.
The following cash sales were reported:
WHEAT-No. hard; cars, s1.03;
ear, N.07A; 2 cars, Sl.02h. No. hard;
cars. g.02. No. hard; l car, 99Mc.
0ORE-No. white: 1 car, 69c; No. 3
color. ! car. 6SKc. No. yellow: cars,
6sc, No. Q yellow: 6 cars. csc; No.
yellow; ~ cars, 67Ac No. 2 mixed: 3
cars, 61%c No. mixed; care. 5TNc: No.
4 mixed: ] car. 67Ac; 1 car, 6Tisc.
OATS-Standard: 1 car, tShc; No.
white: { cars, tghc. No. 4 white: cars,
46c; no grade: / car, t6hc.
Omaha cash Prices.
WIiBAT--No. hard, 81 .02q1. OS; No. 3
hard, N.OlQi .Of; No. hard g9caftl Ca
CORNING. 2 white, 6SAf169c; No. 3
white, 6sA06gc; No. 4 white. 6shmeskc;
No. color, esa6Ske; No. 2 yellow, 6134fD
CSC. Nc. 3 yellow, 6lku6Sc: No. 1 yellow.
G7hg67%c No. 2. dsG67&c; No. Q, 611ap
sac; No I. 67hN67Ae.
OATs-No. ? white, Asysf546iae; standard,
i6hG46hc No. white, 46d46ikc; No.
white. 469tGf6c; No. 3 yellow. t59t dt8c;
No. yohoW, tb}anbAc.
BARLEY Mailing. N.ii0l.M.
RNE-No. 2 960g1c: No. 3, 95998c.
Carloa naaagus.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19
New York Mining stocks.
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1s-CoFFEE-Fu-
lures opened steady at an advance of
e9l0 points, influenced by the con-
tinued strength abroad and very light
offerings from Brazn. The December
posluon made q new high record for
me season, selling at lie. but late Ia
the day there was profit-talSing on the
part OF longs and prices lost part Of the
ADVANCE: The close was steady for the
near positions and barely steady for the
Iate months, with prices unchanged TO
10 points net higher. Sales, 1850 $50 bags.
0ctoDer, November and December, l5.0sc
Janutry, lA.7Sc; February, l4.hSc; March.
hSsc April. lt.24c; May 1t29c; June,
h.zSc; July. hGc August. i42ee; Sep
tember l42c. Havre was firm, closing
a. net advance Of iHaih I. Ham
burg. was lh@lh pfg. higher. Rio,
Steady l0 refs lower, at ss450 for
MIS- Santos, firm; 100 reis higher,
az $500 for Is and $500 for Is. Receipts
az the two Brazilian ports were e6 900
bags. against 5000 bags last year, and
Jundiahy receipts were 1900 bags,
against a 900 bags last year. Special
santos cables reported ~ unchanged at
$500 and Sac Paulo receipts 1900 bags,
against 1900 bags yesterday. New York
warehouse deliveries yesterday were 90 :
100 bags, against 1891 bags the previous
Gay and ,439 bags last year Spot cof-
fee, firm; Rio No. 7, lbM7l6c; Santos
no; :, Hei mild, quiet; cordova, 17dlOc,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day ON various
ComnaOditfes


NEW YORK, oct 1G-FLOUR-Firmer:
spring patents, t5.3UfIo.50; winter straights,
M.Ntut50; winter patents, "a. 1904. 20; spring
clears, y4Sq4O; winter extras No. I,
Kansas straights, St7604s0. Receipts,
,gS hu.; shipments, AGO bu Rye flour,
,,i urn; tair g good A.1sqS.Oo; choice to
CoRNMEAI|-Firm; fine white ana vel
LOW low. Itoael.45; coarse, A.36egi.aO; kiln
WHEAr-spot market firm: No. 2 red,
Q. b. afloSt N ~. n n9,hor Sno D siUG
All3St T. o. b. afloat. Fptpres market
lrmer with good buying on the strength
m the cash situation, new outside buying
quality OF new spring wheat, closing
lQlhc net higher. December, Sl.OSikdll. O6ik,
closed A.06A May, S1,l0Gl.ll, closed Sl.il.
Receipts, $1,000 bushels shipments. 5000
CoRN-Spot market strong; No. q nom
inal, elevator, domestic basis TO arrive,
s ana export No. ISise nominal o. b.
eeipts, SAsS bushels shipments, 7.sSs
(, oA AZ 4 market steady. h Futures
shipments, 400 bushels,
FEEp-steadyi western spring bran,
i99-ih. sacks, 2elQ; standard middling
ioo,lb. sacks. $3.50; city. lOO-lb. sacks
No; 3 u.1O1l.l5; No. 8, t.0oai.OS.
HoPs-Firm; state, common to choice
HIDEs-Firm; Central America. sla
LEATHER-Firm; hemlock t,rsts. $50
&c; seconds, 226f2S5Ac; rejects. i5c.
| PROVISIONS--Pork steady; mess. Sl7.O
| 4i1.50; family. si900@A.00; short clear
| SIC 7b9t7.50 Beef. firm mess. Sl2.60@ 10. 90
! family. ti250Gll400. beef hams. 80 500
| 325O. Cut meats, easier; picked bellies
| 10 70 II lbs, I'll. 0oe1lt rs; piolled hams
$500. Lard, firm; middle west prime
| SseSQ9.06; refined steady: continent, s9.o5
South America. 5000; compound, $3.50
TALLoW-steady; prime city, hhds.
CSC, nominal; country, 6x967kc.
BUTTER-Steady; creamery specials
Sic; extras, zoe; first. 2Tq2sifc; creamery
held special. 2stc; extras, ssltQase; proc
ess special R9tc; extras, 2Slsq12Ac; fac
tory, current make, first, NQuAc.
HEESE--Irregular; skins. l29laIkc
state whole milk, specials, 1870
| POULTRY-Aliva, steadier; western
spring chickens. lie; fowls. 12iAc; tur
| keys, lbc, Dressed weak; western broil
ers. l0diec; fowls. sGi6itc. turkeys aver
age best, lSQ9Oo; others. lO9lsc.
| EoGS-Weak; fresh gathered, extras
| 30dSlc: extra firsts, 26u2Sc; frosl
gathered, dirtles. No. /, i7dlSo; fresl
gathered checks, prime, lse; refrigerator
| flrats, season storage charges paid z0Q
2io; western gathered whites. 264Ssc.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


r, Uxssn1tS ':.:''''''''''..S, 100 5,bO3 ~, SIS
CATTLE-The run Of cattle was OF
very, fair proportions today and included
a liberal proportion of desirable beef
DOM cornteds and rangers Demand from
choice grades and prices were STEADY to
shade stronger than yesterday, while
on the medium and common kinds the
, ING h was rather indifferent and prices
not better than steady. Supplies so far
TINS week have been pretty much the
same as week ago and while the beef
demand Is not at all keen there is enough
force packers TO pay steady TO Strong
prices for anything that they really want
win 20 much medium and common beef
urally slow on these grades, although
values are holding up fairly well under
the circumstances. Compared with a
dime or loQlOc higher, while the medium
ana common grades are selling very little
better than at that time,
There was broad inquiry for cows and
heifers and prices ruled strong for any
thing At all useful In this line. Both
outside butchers and local packers had
ioerat orders and lost no time in getting
medium and common grades the liberal
supply naturally produced rather weak
feeling and the trend TO values was
There was a fair degree of activity and
life in the stocker and feeder trade, and
the liberal offerings moved freely at
stsady 70 strong prices Country de.
the volume OF business fully as large as
a week ago.
Quotations on native cattle: Good to
choice beef steers, 81 .2547.S0: fair TO good
beef steers, S660a7,a5; common to fair
beef steers, A75Q5.50 good TO choice heit-
ers, A.lSq6.6o; good 10 choice cows, S4.6O4B
go; Lalr 70 good COWS, S.7bQG6o; common
al Wv
Quotations on range cattle: Good to
choice beef steers, S. 6OG660; fair TO good
beef steers, st.26Q4.s0; good to choice helf.
ers, A.75q526; good to choice cows, 81 400
$500; fair 10 good cows, "a. 1904. 40; good 20
choice stockers and feeders, $6.O016OO:
fair TO good stockers and feeders, 81 l06b
300; common to fair stockers and feeders
S2.s69A.8; stock heifers. 50. 2504.25; bulls,
stays, etc, S3.26G5.O0.
Representative sales!
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19
Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Oct. ls.-METALs-stand.
ard copper firm; spot. October, Novem-
Der, December and January, S12 l0dDl2 sb
London market firm; spot, f56 Ts ga
Futures, LS Be- Cd. Arrivals reported al
New York today, so tons. Custom house
returns show exports Of 9.7i6 tons so far
this month. Lake copper. s12.5ODi2 6aIk
eleotrolytic. 81. 25q12s 7ib; casting, $1,000
l2S. Tin, quiet; spot, 81. 40G4l .s9Il; DC.
December, $l. 100000; january and Feb.
ryary, A1.ooq4i; 90, London firm; spot
s pS tsis s iis Ss iss q York k'H s 5sE
5 East st. Am, Louis iLondon spot tl5 g
fsf .os. Entimon on 9riet 1 coof.o spT =
$s.1sitq825, Iron, Cleveland warrants, le:
% in London. Locally iron was steady
No. J foundry northern, $l5.2S6plA50; No
?, u6.0o9i52s; No. ! southern and No.
southern soft, Sib.oOd1S.5O
ST. LOUIS, Oct. iS,-METALS-Lead
nrmer at A,Ib. Spelter unsettled at $50
9625.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19
May. Is 20 Is s2ls Is s7sb 10 s2sA Is ga
Lard
Jan. $50 ~ So SSG sgH
Ribs
May.l $40 2fikl SO 822ik SOS
Oct SIS S2TiZl $40 SO
Jan. Sos 5 izlk O2IsI 1874 500
as is
Cash quotations were as follows

:, RYE,-No: 2 ssstc; feed or mixing; 5sca
., SEEDs-.TimOthy. N5.0Ql5-25; clover.
.PRovIsIoNs-Mess pork. per Dbl,
N55OQl5. 90; lard. per 100 lbs, $3.50; short
ribs, sides Qoosel, 81. I5aS-50: short clear
sides lboxod), 3-IHdS.7b.
Total clearanccs OF wheat and flour
were equal to i3sOO0 bu. Primary re-
eeipts were iO73,0O0 bu., compared with
$1,000 bu. the corresponding day a year
ago
Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat % cars; corn. $50 cars; oats. 1888
cars, hogs, 1900 head.
Chicago Cash Prices-Wheat: No. ?
red, Sl,Ooql 0i No. : red, sscqSi. oO No, 2
No northern, q. 1901 .i5if No. north
No 2 spring. sllOdl.l2; No. 3 sprina
l.O69i.ll; No. 4 spring 9oc0$i0s: velvet
chaff, 05c1Lu; durum. 95cdi.O6 Corn:
No. 2 nAa73i4c; No. white, TSikc; No. Z
yellow, l3A41ic; No. 3. 71ikd13c: No 3
white, 12lz919c; No. yellow. 73L 6I7s3. c
NO Z. 1ObquAc. No. 4 white, TihM72isc
No yellow, i2a73c. oats! No 2 asa, IA
&c: No. white, FAa4Shc: No. q 46ie6i
i54.c No. . white, f7G47ihc; No. 4 tsc
No white, f6fif7l4c; standard, T<GaSLc.
Rye; NO. $l5c- Barley, 75cdlfI. 25,
Timothy, Si300015.8 Clover, tiiO0diis0 0
!Carlot receipts: Wheat. IS cars, with D
Of contract grade; corn. 2i5 cars, with
70 OF contract grade; oats. i52 cars Total
receipts OF wheat az Chicago, Mime
apolis and Duluth today were 667 cars.
compared with 746 cars last week and Goa
cars the corresponding day year ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19
Sc. Loud. Live stoek Market.

ST LOUIS, Oct lG-CATTLES-Re-
ceipts, s,66 head, including 2,5o5 head
exams; market steady; native shipping
and export steers, S7.25dS.OO; dressed and
i,0oo pounds, s4eo@s.O0 stockers and fesd-
ers. g.oo0S, IS; COWS and heifera, So O0d
SIS; Gamers, Sl.Oo9sO0; bulls, tS.T5Qi5 Is
calves, N.0oQ6IS; exas steers, 81 00G17 90
cows and heifers, SS.O005OO.
HoGS-Recelpts, 1890 head; market
strong; Sc higher; pigs and lights, S4.5OC1
6T0; packers, S. 500 70; butchers and
best heavy, $660aD6i5
IS. o0q67 q HSnH ThIl6;O cmfwytxztxth
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, S5Oi
head; market slow; native muttOns, s.. 100
9fSS5; lambs. et.oedS.so: eulls and bucks,
81. s64a.S0; stookers, 81. 5Oei3OO.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19

siiEE5P-From a selling viewpoint con-
ditions in the sheep and iamb trade
looked bad. Fresh receipts were not only
burdensome but q big stale Supply also
acted as a potent bearish influence, and
values tumbled all along the pne. yard
estimate called for fully 5000 hsad, MAX
ing a three days total OF $1,000 head
pectancy. also finds eastern mutton CEN
tiers filled TO capacity and for the first
time this season the task Of making
ciearances Is becoming very difficult.
Packers took little interest in the OPEN
ing trade as killing gangs all had heavy
reserves TO keep them busy, resulting IN
a sluggish demand and a slim business business
S.. 40@650 and the best kind possible
would do well to reach S.76, In most
respects II was dime lower market!
no flat decline can be quoted that IL
applicable 20 Individual sales.
Fat sheep showed equally poor action
and shared to some extent IN the Hrsak;
low enough to be attractive. Toppy ewes
had to move at 1925 and less while
strictly choice wethers were none 700 90
that arrived drew bids on both sides OF
Country demand for feeders appeared
backward and inadequate. Most OF the
new offerings were lacking in flesh, OF
course, and with a stale supply. OF about
200 head to work Oft, the market acted
very droopy. Good feeder lambs. with a
fair top, were wanted only at S4.s5q4,6O
and less, and II would take a pretty
fleshy bunch. TO land at $4.e5qA75, Light
inferior grades sold at any old price,
ranging from S4.i5 downward. Feeder
ewes moved largely around t225Q2.bo
plain classes getting poorest treatment.
Two days purchase on country account
amounts 20 about $1,000 head,
Quotations on Sheep and Lambs-Lambs
Good to choice, S535Gp6.75; tair 10 good
S. l015.s6; feeders, 50. S5Q475. Yearllngs;
Good 70 choice, SO. 5OQlA25; feeders, $3.50
$40. Wethers: Handy, 3.35Q3.60; heavy,
$3.25d3.50; feeders, $SO0aIS. 90 Ewes: Good
to choice, S3.0Od325; fair TO good, S275GD
800; breeders. SO. 259Ss5 feeders, $2lo@
Q 65; culls, N.b012l0
I2anra snNtf n hir,n aalaas
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19
Eansa. cItv Live stacl nr-rlet.

KANSAS CITY. Oct. ls.-CATLE-Rs-
ceipts. 1900 head. including 1900 head
sotuherns: market for best steady TO
strong; others weak; dressed beef and
export steers, SlO0QS.50; fair 70 good, s. so
6S90; western steers. s4.O077. 80: stockers
and feeders, S4O096.0o; southern steers,
dive cove sasoss Is; matt native SeiterS a IA
600; bulls. S. l00400.
HoGS-Receipts. lS,00o head; market
steady 90 30 higher; bulk OF Gales &i00
$3.50. 49,
SHEEP AND LAAHPS-EsSstPtE, ee1o
head; market steady lambs. ~ 40Gi6. 40;
ewes, taoOGSa5; stockers ana feeders
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19
TWO NEBRASKA BOYS GET
CARNEGIE HERO MEDALS

PITTsBURG. Pa. Oct la-special)-
The Carnegie hero commission today be-
slowed medals upon Clinton Brown Of
Hershey. Neb.. and Alfred B, Kanaly OF
Falls City. Neb,
The former rescued two children from
a cave IN the big prairie fire a year ago.
KAnaiy. . school boy Of Falls City. saved
two women from drowning.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle steady-Hoss
More Aetive---sheep weak.

:, CHICAGO, Oct. 1&-CATTLE-- Receipts,
steady; others slow; beeves, M.756DS IS
Texas steers. S4.l0qS,lS western steers.
N.2bG7.20; stockers and feeders, So POD
3. 70: cows and hsifers. s2.0oqe.oo; calves,
HOGS-Reoelpts, $500 head: market
more active: light, S5.96G6.75: mixed, $6.O5
@6.lb; heavy. s6.00q6.70; pigs, IS. 5Ol15. 90;
bulk OF sales, te.80d16.6S.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts $4,000
head; market weak; natives, Sc 2SB3 Is;
westerns, 2.400s. 20; yearlings, ts.6Slt4 20;
lambs, native. s3.T5d5.SS; western, $3.S5Q
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19

NEW YORK, oct. is.-MoNEY--on call
steady; &92M per cent; ruling rate. 2S
closing bid, ~; offered at IA time loans
steady; sixty days. sAQ3h per cent anc
ninety days, sbzaS& per cent? sin months
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-ClOse
sTERffNG ExcHANdE--stead with
actual business In bankers bills AZ ~ $50
Tor sixty days bills and - S660Ut SOS fol
demand; commercial bills, NeA.
slLVER--Bar, osae; Mexican dollars
BoNps-Govsrnmsnt. steady railroad
bonds Irregular.
a. eallnuHyaa
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1s.-CoTToN-Fu-
yember, SS6; December, sos; January,
1896; February, $50; March, sos; April.
$9.2 20, offered; May, 500; June, SOS, bid
July, 1925 Futures closed steady Close
Se.lI. January, S9.o8; February, S9Oe;
March, sails; April Sa2s; May, Ss.si; June,
$9.SS; July, $40; August, $9.S5; September,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19
western HanChes-s, y.
10 feeders. 1910 70

~ Ieeders. slOlV 70
NJ. r. Morton-S. D.
q heifers... S07 4 Is 10 cows. 99T $50
10 cows. go. el5 p u heifers... Gao 3 rs
HOGS-Hogs lost about half OF yester-
days gain on q trade that was only mod
erately supplied. Unfavorable advices
from the east were credited with the re-
action and local conditions seemed to
have little or no Influence in determining
values. Offerings of all weights sold at
figures about a nickel under those OF yes
terday, but the demand at the decline
vas fairly active and yards were COM
pstely cleared In very good season.
Receipts amounted to an odd eighty
leads and butcher stuff predominated
III anything, the proportion Of light ami
mails Is becoming a little larger than re-
csntiy, put practically nothing In the way
o. pigs is showing UP. shippers favored
bacon classes as a rule and bought almost
a Dozen loads on outside orders,
The long string settled at s6sO and
other sales were closely punched around
this figure Closing business had better
tone than the early trade. but Improve
nent in prices was negligible. The best
bacon animals on sale brought 81 40 a
nickel under yesterdays high price.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19
NIinneapoIia Grain Market.

MINNEAPOLIS, oct. B.-wIIEAT-
Cash: 10. / hard. si.lsz No. i ncTth bern
nllAql.llhs No, : northern, u.VSAa
LOON No. 3. &l.0tA6i.06I4.
FLAX-Closed az Sa-4SA5
BARLEY-Hc(ii. Is
RRAN-S21 50d12.00.
FLouR-First patents. s5.tooS 70; sec.
ono patents, S5.009i0.S0 first clears, 81 800
A-bi second clears. t2.SO9a30.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19
/ open. High Low j Close Ne,
LEGAL NOTICES


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids win be received until o'clock ON
Thursday, october -. 1911. at the offios
gents, Universally OF Nebraska, Ilncoin.
for the construction OF a hollow brick
Serum Laboratory" building TO cost al.
proximately $500, on the University
Farm near Lincoln. according 10 plans
and specifications now on file In tire
office OF the SUPERINTENDENT OF Construe-
ton, Room POS, Administration Buiidine
University of Nebraska. Bids must ~
sealed and marked with the bidder
name, and the words Bids for Serum,
laboratory written plainly on the out.
sloe' . il-l9-s2
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19
hmm Grnin nInrIIet.

DuLpTh Oct. n,--wHEAr-No !
hard, G.qaAs Ne I rs-thers4 FL intLs No
: northern, S.O6Mdios: No. s, ti.Oekd
J. 81; peesmber. d.l0A; May. nitkd
OATS-4gkc
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19
Kanaaa citv Drain and Provtsiens,

KANSAS CITY. oct. ia-wHEAT--
Cash 3iqlc higher; No; hard A.02g
i iSs Ne Nc. I S SSiS 6 SS ssal aSs
t.O6A; May, skO4; July S7SacG97Ac.
CORN-Unchanged; No. mixed, NE;
No. 3 T0,tM70ko. No, white, 72lSaf73c;
6iA dS4gkc.
oATs-steady; No 2 white. tSg4slso;
No mixed, l6ihit7ikc
RYE--9i695c.
HAY-Strong; choice timothy, Sia00;
choice prairie, Si25OQ1S0O.
BUTTER-creamery, sc; first. Sc;
seconds, &c; packing stock. i9c.
EGGS-Extras, Ec. hrats. Hho. sec
onda lSIkc.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19
LIverpooI Cr.in Nr.rI-o,.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. s.--WHEAT-spot,
nominal; futures. firm; october, Is SD
December. To 64Sd: March. Gs sisd.
CohN-Spot steady American MIXED
q So Futures, firm; January. IS sid;
February, IS 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19

NEW YORK. Oct lS-DRY GOODS
Owing 70 the uncertainty IN raw cotton
goods and some prices are easing. Yarns
are easier. Worsted yarns for sweaters
are in active demand and the sweater
mediate shipments ere In steady call.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading and CIosiAs
Prices ON Roard of Trade.

CHICAGO, Oct Is.--Active buying here
today on the part OF foreigners helped
lift the price OF wheat. There was also
a lively demand from nonprofesslona
spectators In this country. The Argen-
tine, Russia. Germany and Kansas also
sent advices unfavorahle 10 the bears.
Figures were at a not advance OF &C to
lac. Other leading staples. too, showed
unanimous gain, corn, nc to ihc; oats,
Nc TO Ssahc; provisions, i2h4l5c to t0c.
The rise In wheat, though gradual, was
almost perpendicular, Dryness in the Ar
genune and also Kansas, delayed seeding
IN Germany and lack Of snow covering
In Russia kept bullish enthusiasm in full
poor grading at Winn peg gave further
emphasis to the bullish aspect OF the sit.
uation 30 that the greatest buying force
OF the day was In evidence Just before
the close, Between the opening and the
wtndup December ranged from 400 TO
N.ol%qLo2 with latest sales n.0ih, a net
The forseast of wet weather tomorrow
carried corn higher. December fluotu.
ated from 6i5zc to 65sSc. closing steady
tQlho up AZ 65Mc. Cash grades were
strong No. 2 yellow was quoted at 7ii4
Oats took color from wheat and corn.
Outside limits touched by the December
option were 41s@41I4c with the close
It+tq7ASc. AN advance OF hq9sc over last
Hog cholera reports from central III.
nois put firmness into the market for pro-
visions. Pork closed Iho to tOo and
other articles all the way from yester-
days close 20 lT1ac greater cost
DAILY MOVEMENT OF pRODucN
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19

yellow, TslldfSo: No. 8 yeIio~. Tlo: No
mixed. nc.
oArs-steaey; No. : white. t7Ge; stand /.
ara, tIc; No. : white. &c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19

PROPOSALS FOB HAY sHED-CHIEF
Q; ~ Office. Central Division, SO Fed.
Sra balidlng, Chicago. Ill, oct. 4. lgii.
celyed ~ the QuarterInaater al Fort ROB
iueons Neb-, Until Al o'csock q M. uaoun-
tain ume, Oct y. oll. and then opened
Tor furnishing all material and labor -
CURED Ter the construction o. a raw s6ed
AZ that Post. Full informal Ion. pians
ana Specifications furnished on apDIica-
Ton % tn4t officer Plann and speclflca-
tlonn can Be seen Al this Office f'oifrr-I
John l. Glen. Chief QuArtermaster.
Oi-S- i9-il-lt-E
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19
Sugar Market.

NEW YORK, oct. ls-sUGAR-Iaav.
quiet; museovado. So test, 645c; cen
srifugal, IS test, 5,sSc; moiasseS sugar, So
test s.. DO Refined. steady.