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Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03

CarlOt Receipts.
Features of the Trading and CIOsinS
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2-Rains retarding the
Argentine harvest ana damaging. the crop,
kept the wheat market today Oh the ad-
vance, Closing prices were firm hGpsfc TO
liFc higher han last night. In corn there
was a net loss OF lac TO ssfC1hc: oats fin
ished unchanged 90 h6phc up, and hog
products varied from 5u71sc decline TO
rise OF 2}ac
For Decemper delivery of wheat tho
market recovered entirely the previous
losses OF the week and for May all hut
nc. There was a great deal OF buying
on the part OF shorts, Including some
who had taken similar action yesterday
though on.a smaller scale. Shipments from
primary centers were very large, the final
clearing OF wheat from Duluth being
mainly responHible. That port sent out
today steamers carrying a total OF 1900, 900
bunhela- In this connection the decrease
~ Chicago stocks for the week was es.
tlmated at 0B.O00 busels. May ranged from
ssAc TO ti.0QgN4i COT. with last sales tLO0l6
"a gain Of s07kc net.
impending large receipts weighed down
corn despite the hullish Influence or
wheat. May fluctuated from 6i9tc 20 G4stc
closing fairly atendy Rt 6tNc, a net loss
OF SC Weakness principally was IN De-
tceTnber and cash. Tho latter had practi-
cally no support and foil io to ltsc No.
z yellow was not quoted al all.
Most OF the time traders took color
from wheat and sold higher. May ranged
between sshdO0c, and s9ssGI4g9ec with the
close h934c up at 4gjkc.
Although provision stocks we're known
10 be double the supply year ago, the
hog run west this week was 1900 less
than for the previous seven days. In the
end pork showed a decline OF Be TO 5Q7lSo.
Lard was off .1sc and ribs ran from &c
lower 20 an advance OF 3Ac.
Leading futures ranged Rs follows;
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81. Louis GeneraI Market.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. -WHEAT-Firm;
tI,, trScki III. No red, SSSsssS as no hard 90 &c
CORN--Weak; track, No. 2. 74c; No. 2
white, &c; December, 85Rsc; May, 43hc
OATS--Firm; track. No. ?. i9hc; No. ?
white, GOi4c.
RYE-Unchanged 9jc.
FLOUR-Unchanged red winter pat
ents, N25Gl4.75; extra fancy and straight,
$S.0u430; hard winter clears, t3i0N3.7O.
SEED--Timothy. siAO0Gpl5.5G
CORNMEAIS-9S.sO.
BIlAN-Firm; sacked, east track. S1.1g
Oils
iAY-Firn; timothy, S2lOO625. so; pratt
rie. Si8O0n17O0
PROVISIONS-Pork unchanged; Job
blnB, Sl6.00. Lard. higher; prime steam,
g.1754MSS7IA Dry salt meats (boXecV,
higher; extra shorts S962h; clear ribs,
H.G2h: short clears. $S871s. Bacon (boxed),
higher; extra shorts S96.iA; clear ribs,
SgG2ik; short clears. s9.Gh.
POULIRY-N eak! chickens, &c. springs
9hc; turkeys, 1a1Ac; ducks, lie; geese, SMc
BUTTER-Firm; creamery. 26qa5c.
ECG2-Oxsiet QQc
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Cntton Market.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2.-COT~rON-Fu-
lures closed steady; December, S.90c; Jan.
uary. S.69c; February, .66c: March. s 'I1c.
April S.76c; MAY, S.S2c; June, g. sec: July
S,si; August, S.85c; September, 9.0lc: Oc-
tober, 9.O5c; November, 9,O6c. Spot closed
gulf 9.50c; no sales.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2-COTTON-Spo
uuiet, prices points lower; American
middling fair. 5,5sd: good middHng, Esd:
mlddling, 5OSd low middling 4S9d; good
ordinary, 4. .15d ordinary, 4,35d. The sales
OF the day were 6O00 bales, OF which 1905
We're for speculation and. export and ul-
cluded 4S00 American. Receipts, 80 OOl
bales, including 90 100 American. Futures
opened easier and closed very steady.
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Evaporated Apples aud Dried Fruit,

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-ENAPOtlATED
APPLES-Quiet and steady with the
heavy receipts largely for exports on the
spot Fancy. l0c choice Sa.n9c: prime
PRUNES AND DRIED FRUITs-ouiot
SsdSihc.
and steady quotations range from B4a
lie for CALIFORNIA;. up TO 40ujOc and 1910
i2c for OregOns. Apricots. Inactive and
nominally unchanged; choice, l5Ql5l4c;
extra choice. l6plGisc; l70lS Peaches.
duh and featureless; choice. llLQuhc;
extra choice. IlAqiibzc; fancy, l2ltdl2A.c.
Raisins, firm, with stocks In few hands:
loose muscatels, 6hG7h; choice 20 fancy
seeded, ls,qSlse; seedless, 6d7o; London
layers, N-4Odi.l5
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle and sheep Steady
Hogs Weak.

CiilCAGO, Dec. 2.--CATTLE-Recelpt
oVO head steady; beeves, S4J0d9.1O; Texas
Steers, A.lOu0.I5; western steers, $4,000
Ll5; stockers and feeders S3OOd6.I5: cows
ana helfers, Sl.gOQS.90: calves, $5.5OmS 25
HOGS-Receipts. l3,OOO head: market
SDq6.3O; mixed, Si.SOG6.JO; heavy, S5g5a
60o; rough, $5.951620; good to choice
heavy, $6.20nG55; pigs, S450d575; bulk
OF sales, S6.15q6 40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 900
mead; market steady. native, $2.5Od4. 90;
western, 275Q4.OO; yearlings, SLOO05.25; ;
lambs native, A.O0q610; western, S4O0Q
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Kansas city Grain and ProvInIonu,

KANSAS CITY. Dec. .-WHEAT--Cash
unchanged; No 2 hard, 98cy%l.l5; No. O.
Gca3l.W; No. red. a5dt96c; No. 3, plaf
96c: December. 96sko.
CORN-5tqtlo lower; No. mixed, ellSc:
No. 3, 6d62lAc: NO. 2 white, 65966c; No
3, et1sqdSe; December. 6idgdiat; May,
6iHo.
oATs-Uncbnneed; No. , white. 800
l9iSc; No, mixed, fisdlsisc.
RYE-Ac.
HAY-steady; choice timothy, Si9.50a
eO.00; choice prairie, tl3.256lt8.5O
BUrTER-CreAmery, Sic; firsts, &c;
seconds, 30c; packing stock, 2ic.
EGGS-Extras, Ssc; flrsts. Gle; sec
oTidH. lie.
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AfinneapoIiu drain NfarLet.

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 2.--WHEATN-De-
cembcr, s1.O39s; May, 3i,O7h; July, sl.OSis;
cash. No hard. tl.OtiS; No. ] northern.
northern, Si.OimI. .Oiss; 90 arrive, 81 .OiGD
l.OiN; No. 3, 95Adf98hc.
ARLEY-70cdDs1.l
CORN-No. 3, yellow. 5sG60c.
OATS-No. 3, white. 451RGpt6c
RYE--No. 2, s7ds7slc.
BT2AN-In lOO-lb sacks, S23. 506i24
FLOUR--First patents S5.OOd680; SEQ
ond patents, NSOdtg0; first clears, s35OQ
S.S5; second patents, clears. g. 406l2.s0.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03
PhIladelpbia Produc. Mnrket.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2--BUTTER--
Firm; Western creamery specials, 39c;
extra, sse; nearby prints, extra, tOc.
EGGS-Firm; Pennsylvania and other
nearby firsts free cases. $l0S0 per case
current receipts. free cases. 5000 per
case; Western firsts, free cases, $10.S0 per
case; current receipts. free cases, sl0 30
per case.
cHEEsE-F1rm, New York full creams,
i6qlec; fair TO good, 15a16iic.
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2.--CATTLH-Re
ceipts, 900 head, including 800 head Tex
A.5Oa90O; cows and helfers. sSOOd7 so;
stockers and feeders, $325dS.25 Texas
and Indian steers, S875d6.75: cows and
helters, S3.OOq475; calves Qn carload lots),
%.5OlI7. 80. >'
HOGS-Receipts, $500 head: market
steady; pigs and lights, $45Og6.25; pack
ers, S5.SOa6.35; butchers and best heavy,
So. .00g645.
No shean m rlrnA
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OIIn and HonIn.

SAVANNAH. Ga. Dec. 2.-TURPEN-
TINE-4gA9f7c; sales 80 bbls: receipts.
sls bbls.; shipments, So bbls.; stocks, 81 80
bbls.
ROSIH-FiTTn; sales. 2sSs bbls.: receipts.
503 bbls.; shipments. 9Il bbls; stocks
ll2Al bbls. p, $50; u. Sis. y s. .:
+. tdSTif; q, fGe1sa6GH: "a. Sc 27l,. 4
"a X, $3.50 d. $50; y. t6S5, W. G..
T.s9. ". W. N.75
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03
Ncw York Money Mnrket.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2--MoNEY-on call.
nominal Time loans, firm: sixty and
ninety days, Sal@4 por cent; six months,
3A0 per cont.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-Ada5h
per cent
STERLING HxCHANGE-Stea with
actual business In bankers bills nj 81 s325
for sizty-day bills and at t4s625684 $3.50 for
demand; commercial bills. S4s2Ik.
SILVER-Bar 555sc Mexican dollars
46jkc. -
BoNDS-Government, steady; railroad.
firm.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03

empty today, yesterdays clearance bCins
SHEEP-Sheep aud lamb trade remained
small 10 afford anything like fair test
of values. The general situation showed
no change OF consequence, prices ruling
nominal.
A substantial decrease IN receipts dur
ing the week was directly traceable 10
Tie fast that Thursdays market was
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03
NIIlvnuLee Orain NInrI,et.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 2-wHEAT-No.
northern, u.0SgiO9; No. . northern,
q, ,O6dfi 07A: No. 2 hard winter. $lOlIl Oa:
December, 9Slh; May. Sl.OONqik
OATs-Standard isas@l9c
BARI.EY-Malting. SLl2Gl25
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low eoihd6iko; No. 4 yellow, 59c: No 3
osfdb1Ac.
oATS-Firm: No. 2 white, 4sihc stan
dard, ei&c. No. 3 white. i7ihd4sc; NO. 4
white. H5Sc: No. 2 red. sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03
noston stock Market.
nnnL Cienrinnr

OMAHA, Dee. Bank clearings for
today We're 2,434,35ai0 40 and Tor the cor
responding day last year s2,776 747. Gs. The
clearings for the week amounted 10 $40 :
laN Oh.@ and for the same week last
year Sli65o,tfi.i1.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Improved Feeling is Evidenced
Among Buyers of Wheat.
CORN SHORTS ARE COVERING
General Opinions All Favor Higher
VaIues Later In scason--Laek OF
selling Spirit on Fart of
Farmers a. Factor.

OMAHA. Dec, 2, 1911.
Improved feeling on the buying side OF
wheat was In evidence
Export clearances are picking up and a
start on the reduction Of the large visi-
bic has been made.
News from Argentina. while conflicting
cables today abound, shows an advance
Of &c IN prices there. Northwest receipts
ere bound TO get lighter from now on
ana while the situation IL not as yet a
clear bull one, news Is working around
that way
Absence OF December corn deliveries.
owing 70 the lack OF contract corn on
hand and no evidence OF free country
selling all combined TO start shorts COW
aring. which stnrtcd a quick upturn Cen
sral opinions all favor higher values later
IN the season
Wheat advanced sharply on buiIlsh Ar.
Eentine cables and local shorts covered
freely. cash wheat was lfalc higher.
Corn futures advanced on covering By
shorts who found IL difficult 70 locate
contract corn. Heavy receipts weakened
cssh corn. samples settling i6akc lower.
eod shipmens we're $4,000 bu.. against
receipts last ysar OF So 900 bu. and ship
ments Of $1,000 bu
Primary corn receipts were i.oiaoOO bu.
ana shipments were A2OO bu., against
receipts last year Of s5OO0O bu. and snip
Jnents OF E7010 bu.
sCiearances were 1900 bushels Of corn,
~ bushels of cats and wheat and flour
Liverpool closed sd higher on wheat
and hd TO Nj higher on corn.
The Following cash sales were reported. .
Wheat No. 2 hard. 5 cars. o7c; No. 3
hard, ear, 9sc. NO. hard ! car, Ahc
No. mixed, l car. e6lfc. Corn: No.
white, ss1tci. cars, 5Sikc: No. color,
car, 5ec. No. 4 color, / car, SIC; No. 3
yellow. cars, 5s}sc; 10 cars. 5shc No. 4
yellow. car, 571re. / car. 51Iac 20 cars
blc; No. mixed. ! car (old), 61c, / car,
hsllc: II cars, 6sc; No mixed. l car
hl%c' ! car, 571fc; q cars, sIo; 1 car,
bsslc; cars. 5s4c Oats: No. 3 white, 2
care. lINc; ] car. &c. No. white, 70
cars. &c.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-Nt. : hard 9GIsc8fi 90; No. 3
haA1, &ssWeec. No. hard, e3lMc
CORNING. white. 69isd50c: No .
white, bstfdpeoc; No. 4 white, osaosIio; No,
yellow, bSitdSSAtc. No. yellow, 5Sa
be11c; No. 4 yellow, 6ghH6ilsc: No. ?. 514t
05S4o: No. 9, 7tsef5so: No. T. 5Si4q51c.
oATs-No. white f1hG47Mc; stand
ard, tlltatl1sc; No. white, Tu4iho; No.
BARI.EYSESitlnE. u.19@i,2a; No. /
feed, 81 .0391.ib.
R9B-No. 2. s2assc. No. ., sd92c.
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SuRar Market.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2-SUGAR-Raw
weak; muscOvado, 81 test, 4.44c; centrifu-
gal 96 test, ASfc; molasses sugar, ~ test,
4 19c Refined. quiet; cubes. 626c: fine
granulated, &c; powdered, 6,i0c
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03
Clearing House Baak Statement.

NEW YORK, Dec. The statement Of
clearing house hanks for the week 1ftVe
daNsl shows that the banks hold g4i-5 OO0
IN reserve w eA2sss Of legal requirements
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03
st. Joseph live stocls Market,

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Dec. 2.-CATTLE;-
Receipts, 40O head; market steady; steers,
A.4Oq6.OOi cows and heifers, $3O0d6 -;
calves, s3.151T.0.
HoGs-ReceIpts. 4,Oo0 head; market
steady; top, $3.50; bulk of sales, $5.95Gl6 25
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 200
mead; market steady: lambs, R5.0OM5S5
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LIVERPOOL. Dec. 2.-WHEAT-spot
steady; No. Manitoba. 7s lO4d: No. (
Manitoba, ss llSd; futures. firm; Decem-
Der, % SD March, - 27sd. May, "a I'D.
cORN-SDot. quiet. American mixed. n
"a. futures firm; January, IS SAD. Feb
ruary. - ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03

OMAHA. Dec 2-HAY-No. I, SlAO0;
No. 2. SlsOO: coarse, Sl2.0O; packing stock,
81 5Od9.0 90: alfalfa, Sl600. Straw: Wheat,
$500; rye and oats, $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03

LONDON, Dec. 2.-Amerlcan securities
were quiet and featureless on the STOCK
exchange here today. The closing was
quiet With prices ranging from UNCHANGED
TO itc higher than Fridays New York
closing.
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Wool Market.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2.-WOOL- Steady;
Inc mediums, l6diSc; fine, llaisc.
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SUNDAY. "Holiday.

Receipts and disposition of live stock
at the Union Stock Yards South Omaha,
tor the twenty-four hours ending at 3
y. m. Friday:
RECEIpTS-CAR
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03

Aggregate cash reserve........ 1886, as, 900
Trust companies reserve with clearing
house members carrying Is per cent cash
eserve S51, 10000.
Summary Of state banks and trust COM
panies in Greater New York not report
ing to the New York clearing house:
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This is a decrease Of g. 2O0.9iO I'm the
propOrtiOnate cash reserve as compared
with last week.
The Statement fOIfours.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03

fEORlA. Dec. 2.-CoRN-Iirm No. .
"hlle' aae' No, I white. -. sc. yei-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03

Aggregate cash reserve.......t .tS9s, 7os-oO
Trust company reserve with clearing
house members carrying q per cent cash
resei We, &52994,OO0.
AuA
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persistent Adver,sins IS the Road 10
u Returns
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Actual condition: :
...ssss. $4,000

banks cash reserve In vault 90. ySaO O93. 900
Trust companies cash reserve. 6s, $4,000
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ndon closlng stock nuotntlnns.

MONEH-2za3 per cent
The rate ot discount in the open market
for short bills is 3% per cent; for three
months bills, 34s per cent
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stock rn sight.
LAW OF GRAVITATION HIT

Total receipts. 1900 49,,
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PIGs-ODDs AND ENDS.
I. o......lss o.. 90 U,......il6 &C..
...l0s . 100
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-11-09
WHEAT MARKET
TAKES REBOUND
suILlsH DISPATCHES CAUSE RE.
VERSE AFTER SHARP DECLINE
HAD STARTED IN.

Chicago, Nov. "a rebound in the
wheat market today followed q rather
sharp decline due to weak cables. The
buying which caused the rally was
said to be the result Of bullish dis
patches from the Argentina. Strength
Of COARSE grains here was also help.
Weakness. in Liverpool which chiefly
brought about the break ct the outset.
was attributed to liquidating SALE.
there in. the December option. First
prices here. were y to ! down. De-
cember started at 80 to 92x, loss VI
y to and then rose to S2X93c.
Covering by shorts pushed the mar
ket higher. Damage In the Santa Fe
district OF Argentine was reported
greater than had been supposed. The
close was steady with Dec. y net
higher at 93Ac.
Corn rallied. promptly. when. 1t was
found that offerings were slim. Better
weather here and bearish foreign news
had depressing influence early. De-
eember opened A@ss of tota like
amount up and afterward climbed to
62A. vr IL,
Rumors of export sales occasioned =
further advance which was aided by q
forecast of rain. The close was steady
at 63h for Dec, net gain Of 1@1hc.
In the oats pit the course Of prices
seemed to be swayed by corn. Trade
was moderate December started Il to
y lower at 46 to ASH and assembled to
48h @4S%c. T., >
General selling by commission
houses carried provisions downward.
The slow market for hogs appeared TO
be responsible. First sales were ~ q
10c cheaper with May at 1855 for
pork, $9.37h to $40 for lard and $S.40
to 3s.42h for ribs. >'r~@ ~,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-11-09
FRANK BAKER WORKING.
But Not on the Stage 40 Many o. the
Baseball Stars Are Engaged 4
Salesman In PhlladelphiA.

New York, Nov. 8.-Frank Baker
would rather be home on the farm
than mingle with the stage folks. But
Good Night" Is not going to be idle
this winter and will make much money
in some other line Of endeavor. Baker
has consented to act a. q salesman Tor
GimbeIs In Philadelphia. Just to i've
New York look-in. he has sent his
big black bat to the New York store,
where 1t is on exhibition, and any one
that wants to so In and feel the hat
which broke up three games can do 80.
Baker is pulling down Z large pile or
kopecs for his new venture and has
been promised that the folks in New
York will take the best OF care Of the
bat.
Baker has decided to give the bat g
q contribution to the committee Ii
charge Of the benefit performance for
Fred Knowles at local theater next
Sunday night. Baker never has met
the former secretary OF the Giants,
but he is always willing to go to the
front in worthy cause. 80 he has Civ
5en UP one Of his pet sticks'' with
which he walloped the ball last sea.
son, and 1t will be sold at auction from
the stage by Joe Humphreys.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-11-09
BURLINGTON IS \
next VICTIM
LOCALS EXPECT HARD BATH
AT RIVER CITY NEXT SAT /,
uRpAY; ALL IN GAME

Two bitter enemies, between whom
rivalry has existed for many Year
past. will clash next Saturday aftsr
noon when the red and white playeW
meet the husky Burlington eleven Il
Burlington. The latter aggregation n
exceedingly strong and the Burlington
tonians are determined to win thu
battle II never another. The larxest
seat sale ever recorded In the history
or the school for gridiron mix u
expected and If loyalty and rootin1
play any part in the winning Of 2
game. the river city gents may count
/ greatly upon this factor. Just as Fair
field and Centerville were on their
mettle when they played Ottumwa and
desired to win that game above AL
others, Burlingtons greatest wish is
| to defeat the red and white warriors.
The rivalry between these two high
school elevens has been near the abreAk.
ing point In the past three years: lIn
fact it became SO intense in 1909 that
the Ottumwa men were not given q
square deal from the referees nor the
crowd. But Coach Mendelssohn's men
are looking for clean work next Sat.
lurday and expect to receive the fair
| est of treatment at the hands of Bur-
| lington. ,sts NJ
The enemy's camp this week Is the
scene Of great activity az Coach Chap
|! pei Is putting the squad through
vigorous workout Burlington expects
to win from Ottumwa. The team is re-
ported to be In great trim, no men be
ing seriously injured In the Fairfield
game last Saturday.
| Realizing that they will be up
against one Of the stiffest PROPOSE
tons of the season, Ottumwa. too, IL
working hard this week. Coach Harry
is keeping the men out until after
dark. strengthening the points Of In
efficiency shown In the West high
game last Saturday when Ottumwa
demonstrated lts superiority over the
Des Moines men IN every department
of the game, but lost on Nukes and
bad luck. The red and white gents are
confident OF coming Off the victors
by thirty points at the least, and II
they play Burlington like they went
after Des Moines. the score will be
even greater. The locals have
progressed wonderfully since their
4 slow battle at Centerville three weeks
ago,
!, The capital city men and Pella col
lege felt the effect of the local line
bucking and end runs, both lines prov
ing sieve-like to Ottumwa. Coach
Harry's men expect to rush the Bur
lingtonians Oft their feet during the
entire game and resort to both open
i straight and fake. plays
/ There are no Ottumwa men out sof
the game because of injuries and the
team will be in fine condition Satur-
day A large crowd OF rooters will &C.
company the squad to the river city,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-11-09
BENDER SHOWS
BEST IN LEAGUE
OFFICIAL AVERAGES FOR 1911
III SHOW MAck's GREAT CHIP.
PEWA ATOP or LIST.

Secretary Robert McRoy has handed
out the oticial pitching records lot
1911 OF the American league. It IS
obvious that big Chief Bender was
the greatest pitcher in the organiza-
ton, but he had to be extended to beat
out that great youngster Gregg OF
Cleveland. Gregg, who hailed from
the Pacific Coast league, was one OF
the seasons finds. Knapp was anoth'
er of the seasons finds and was right
up near the top of the heap.
Big Ed Walsh had an excellent sea-
son after poor start, the browning
feature of which was the manner IN
which he trimmed the Cubs In the post
season games. Eddie Plank, the old
timer with Connie Mack, had good
year and won twenty-five games out OF
thirty that he pitched. =.
Joe Wood Of Boston, the ex-blOomer
girl pitcher, worked almost as often as
any other twirler and is there IN the
list with twenty-three victories out OF
forty games. n - r.
The most unfortunate twirler in the
organization was Dolly Gray of Wash
ington. He was on the hill In four.
teen games and only won two Of them.
Jess Baker Of the Sox was there with
two victories and seven defeats. Gray
just nosed out Baker for last place.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-11-09
Cutter LOSSES
TO JESS REIMER
DEs MONIES WRESTLER OUT
CLASSES OPPONENT IN BOUT
At COLISEUM.

Des Monies, Nov. s.-Jess Reimer Of
Des Moines won the wrestling match
from kid" Cutler last night at the
Coliseum in two out Of three falls. The
match, seemingly was hard fought III
the way through and a large number Of
wrestling fans who thronged the gal
leries, had plenty of excuses to exer-
else their lungs. Cutler won the first
fall in twenty minutes flat, slipping IN
to a hammerlock and cross bar hold,
after Reimer had had him on the de-
fensive most sof the time.
Reimar came back strong In the sec
ond fall and kept Cutler on the jump
all the time. The big Chicago man was
much the stronger but Reimer appar-
entity wore him out with toe holds
which Slapped his strength. After
twenty seven minutes and twenty sec
onds Of wrestling the Des Moiens man
secured head lock and body hold and
forced the big fellows shoulders to the
canvas. tsss
Reimer won the third fall In twenty
three minutes and half on rolling
fall The crowd went wild and Reimer
was kept busy for some time after his
victory receiving the congratulations
Of his friends. Sandy Griswold Of Om-
anna refereed the bouts. Several pre-
liminaries were pulled off before the
main match.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-11-09
Markets Of the World
STOCK ISSUES
GAIN and LOSE
LESS ACTIVE STOCKS HIGHER
BUT LEADERS HAVE DOWN.
WARD TENDENCY,

rev York, Nov s.-(Wall street,
Large gains were made by inactM :.
stocks In the early trading today oHl
the tendency, Of the market leausss
was downward. Union Pacific decAneu
\ and us Steel halt, National BIS
cult displayed the most conspicuous
strength. ., -. "a .
vance was quickly increased TO ~;
Brooklyn Union Gas gained four anu
Consolidated Gas American TELEPHONY,
and Great Northern preferred !, anu
Canadian Pacific. Northern Paclnc, ~
Paul and Rock Island large fractions,
The market developed graduai!y
frmer tone, but grew dull on the raliy.
ducers showing a decrease IN stocks
on hand OF nearly six million pounGs
and a large increase in foreign and 90
rnestic demand, helped the copper
group. s.,,.a,y
The trend OF prices became dehnltel3
downward and some OF the siIols
specialties and railroads lost lars :.
part Of their gains. q, 5. steer was s oon
4, In huge amounts, one dock OF o,ooo
shares changing hands when II Was
makinx an Intellectual rally. The prices
went to IN below Mondays Gloss.
touching 59A. Union Pacific scored q
similar loss and Reading broke -
Baltimore and Ohio moved up 2
Federal mining and Philadelphia COM
pany six points. 49,,
Prices sought q lower level and TN,
lowest figures were current az
O'Clock. u. S. Steel and Reading were
down 14s, Union Pacific III and some
other stocks a point or more. American
can preferred showed exceptiona'
strength, rising over 2 points.
The market closed weak and prices
went lower all around. Y. s. steel ana
meaning ruled IN below Mondays
close and Union Pacific points. Texas
company suddenly slunnped ~ to ~
the lowest figure in years. Copper Is
3sues displayed marked weakness
s,conmon with other stocks. %4,