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n is recommended that 90 event
the same delegate are not elected
delegate to the Judicial aud lcgisla.
tive district cony atoms that the SAME
basis nc used IN the election OF such
distric' delegates ANA that such con.
ycuuous shall Dee called ana held. after
The state convention 40 such tlmo
and place as may be- agreed upon uv
tho chaIrmcn OF the central commit.
tees uf the several counties compoa.
ug lho respective districts mention.
cd. co. l default of agreement by said
chalImn. hy majority q. The dele.
gates elected TO such district cOuycu.
t,un
II b. further recommended that the
Republican county conventions IN and
for the several counties. Tor The moan.
nation OF county officers, to be held
after the state convention
II q BlRSUM
JOSE ID. SENA, Chairman.
Secretary
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
JOSE ID SENA,
Secretary

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New York Stocks.

New York. Sept. % Closing
Amalga mated Copper " 5.>
Sugar ~ 80
Aichison iO2
Great Northern pfl ~ l.i
New York Central 1901 It,
Northern Pacific ma
Reading lit 5-N
Southern Pacific l01
Onion Pacific l51 a.
I $ Steel 55 1.N
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REPUBLICAN CENII,NL COMMIT
TIE on BERN AilLIO COUNTY
~ NAMED BN TIIE COUNTY
tONN ENrtON ~ 1905.

Precinct.
Precinct
NJ, 2--NutOnio Garcia.
NJ 3--lTanci-vo I.uccru \ Muuto,a.
NJ. i--Iugcnio a. Harch. (DcudD
No, 5--J. u. sanchez, Elisco L.
Chavez.
No. G--Ilamon Padilla,
W. 5-Dario Chavez
NJ. S--,IuHn Olguin,
NJ. 1.-Iolicarpio ArmiiU.
NJ. tO-I'il0mcno Mora.
NJ. Il-Iiafaci chavez (Drndl
NJ. i3--Tom Duran, Julian pcrca,
Jesus Romero,
NJ. Ii.-NiColas Herrera.
No. 22--tarin~ Gricgo,
NJ. 23-Nlanucl Gonzales y Lopez.
NJ. .S--,IOsc SaNctiTa,
NJ. 3i--hnasiHciu Gutierrez.
w, 35--Melquiadcs Chavez.
NJ. Ed. VI, Ferguson, 4. o. Wal
ker \. u. Stroup, George = klOck,
u. = Iioscnwald
M 2B--lI q. I,rNnOids. z. y. Law
Ter ". ". Giilcnwatcr, ". ", strong,
- \ IBoatright
~ large-lI"nrX Bramett.
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MIiMBEIs REPUBLICAN GENITAL
COMMITTEE VINO ATTENDED,
GlLiENM NTER RuMP
MEETING.
Precinct.
No .---NntOnio Garcia.
No 9--Iolicarpio Armiiu.
M, iO-Iilomcno Mora.
No Ed ;. I,oscnwald CbS proNs
hcld bS Springer, 4, a.. walker
No i3-Icsus Romero, Julian pe-
rca' Thy proxy held by springcrD
Va. 22--Carlos Gricgo.
No a0-W. u. GiIIcnwalcr. u. n.
liualrght.
No. 2H--,Iosc Saycdra.
At iRrgc--IIcnry Brmnlctt.
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COMMITTEE WHO INTENDED
LAST MEETING AND REITS.
I'D 10 ACCEPT JUDGE
MANN'S RESIGNATION.
Precinct
M. i--Lui~ 1ruIIIo, Bcniguo Ana,a.
No. ;-I'rauci-co Luccro Muntn,n.
No. I--Sautiago Garcia.
No. ID. u. sanchez. EIisco g. Chn.
NcL.
NJ. 7--DnriO Chavez.
No, S--Juan Olguin.
No. I'm y. CHAVEZ
M. 13--Tom Duran.
No. 1I--NicOias Herrera.
No. 23--Manucl Gonzales y IopcL
NJ. 31--AnastaciO Gutierrez.
M. 35--Nielquiadcs Chavez.
No I'D. NJ, Ferguson, n H.
stroup, George ;. klock.
No. s6-r, H. LAWYER.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-25
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Movements of Price Narrow With
out Definite Motive.
PUBLIC INTEREST NOT AROUSED
Railroad Reports show that Seventy.
Eight Companies Have Uniformly
Increased Expenses During
Last Fiscal Year.

NEW YORK, oct. AIN the absence OF
an impelling motive for trading on either
side OF the stock market today, move
ments were OF the narrow and fictitious
character OF recent sessions. Trading in
TACT tell to even smaller proportions, with
total Of l93,UJ shares tor the day
business. With each day II becomes more
apparent that public interest in the mar
ket Is not being aroused. Outside partici-
patton ~ as small as at almost any time
during the year. Trading consequently is
restricted largely to professional opera
tons
The standard stocks ended at about
where they began. London took only a
small part In the days trading. Foreign
lending by the banks continued on "a
heavy scale and the purchase OF exchange
raised the rate for sterling TO the highest
The first Of the September railroad re-
ports were available today, Lehigh Valley
showing a 10000 increase In operating
crease in expenses OF almost the same
amount. The Rock Island railroad
showed a heavy gain IN expenses, al
though II was more than baalnced by the
increase In gross earnings
The uniformity with which the railroads
OF the country UP TO a few months ago
at least Increased their expenses was
shown by the combined figures Of
seventy eight roads for their last fiscal
year. While operating revenue gained
less than 1 per cent, the Increase in eX-
penses was more than per cent. Only
eleven roads revealed a reduction in eX-
ponsCs.
transactions in bonds, both on and out
side of the stock market, continue on such
n scale as to attract attention. Bonds
were relatively more active on the eX .
change than were stocks. Total sales
par value, S26SO,OOO. United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
Number Of sales and Leading quotations
on stocks were az fonows:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-25
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day ON various
CommOdltiea.

NEW YORK. Oct Steady;
spring patents, s.. Seg6.5O; winter straights
A@g4so; winter patents. A.sSqA TO-
"a 7bSit 90 rive 'fiour steady: fair To GOOD
s5.OJQto,2O choice to fancy S5.26G6,45.
CORNMEALs-Firm; fine white or yellow
N;Gopl .65; kiln dried. Sa6S@8.7O
kfE-Qmet; No, sse' nominal. C.
RARLEX-steadyi mating. AliQi2a
,wHEAT-sPott market barely steady;
and Sl.03lh, I. o. b., afloat; No. ] northern,
Duluth, N.iS, I, o. b., afloat. Futures
market was easier during the forenoon
elsn crop. advices and increasing stocks,
but rallied on covering and bull support,
closing &c net lower, December, si.OelsI
l.o9. closing at $Le6h; May, N,i09sq
lilo 1b-iec: closed IT si.l0is, Receipts, &c.,
SEQ bu.; shipments. 1884 bu,
CORN-Market firm; No. 2, export,
S05tc, nominal, T. o. b., afloat; futures
market was nominal Receipts, none;
OATS-Spot. market barely steady; flu
lures market was nominal. Receipts, ll4,-
Zl5 bu.; shipments, none.
HAl-Steady prime. 81 10; No. /, 1880
$3.50; No, 2, SHINGLES; No 3 N.l0
HIDES--tirm; Central America. nc;
Bogota, 2lAQ22hc.
I.EATHEfl-Firm; hemlocl firsts. %
aeie; seconds, 22Gs4c; thirds lsd2le; re-
PRoVisIoNs-Pork. steady; mess. sis. Is
@lL25; Family, Sl9.0od2l.OO. short clears,
S675dpi15O. Beef, steady; mess, So 50SI
1850; family, SiS.60qi4.00; beef hams, So. 50
@S050. Cut meats, easy; picked bellies,
10 TO "a pounds, $40 I56fl2 90; picked hams,
Si200. Lard easy; middle west prime. 50 10
aa20; refined, firm; continent, 1855;
South American, 1850; compound. N.2J
g775.
TALLow-Firm; prime city. hhds, s%e.
nominal; country, 6h065sc.
BUTTER 80 Firm; creamery, specials,
sec; extras, sic; firsts., I11hI2qc
creamery, held specials. S0030Hc: extras,
l9u29he; trsts. S5G&c; process, specials,
2tAu2oc; extras. 2ic; firsts 22iadl23c; fac
tory, current make. firsts. Ihc.
Enthusiastically; skins, 2Qi2hc.
EGGS-kirmer; fresh gathered, per
dog, S0aSle; extra firsts. 26a2Sc; firsts
23u25c; held, fresh, poor 20 fair l5Gl9c
fresh gathered dlrtlos. No. l. l70lSc:
fresh gathered checks. prime, Ice; fresh
gathered checks poor 10 good. l0G1bc
refrigerator, first, seasons storage
charges paid 20d2ic; refrigerator poor.
lSNlTc; refrigerator, dirties. i30l7c west
ern gathered. whites 2SQ25c
POULTRY-Ahve firmer: western chick
ems. i2QiSe; fowls. l2di3isc; turkeys, I5c.
Dressed quiet; western chickens 10S1iGc
fowls, 7ul6iAc; turkeys. l0a20c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-25
G. A. Spangler-Montana.

Z cows....112S AS steers .1i3O 90
7steers. ...1342 % "a steers 49, 1S2 5n
HOGS-Some increase in hog receipts
was welcomed by packers as a legitimate
reason for cutting cost and the market
dropped to levels 5IlOc lower under pres
sure. The demand from all quarters at
the decline appeared fairly active and
the 10 o'clock clearance found the big
bulk of offerings In seonnd hands,
Supplies amounted to about 100 loads
mostly packing grades of ordinary
quality. Perhaps one load out of everJ
six carried bacon weight, and with dock.
ing figures frequent on offerings weigh
ing over $50 pounds, IL is evident that
current runs are more or less on the
cleanup order.
Bacon classes were still favored at the
usual small premiums, but quality has
become the first consideration in de-
termining price and there were several
loads of good heavles today that sold on
a par with and even higher than various
shipments Of underweights. Support from
shippers throughout the session was the
best In many days about fifteen loads
being purchased on outside and specu-
lative account
Popular price for packing stuff settled
at S6.27IR, with bulk at Sc. 256I630 Best
quality loads on sale dropped to $685., a
nickel under yesterdays high price.
~ af fNrn euIAg
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-25
Totals. .....,.....,,,... 1O41O 6962

lOIalS, .,..,.....,,,,..1 O,4l0 6,962 1889
CAl LE-There was a liberal run of
cattle this morning, 24i cars being re-
ported in. This makes the total Tor the
two days this week 1917 head, being a
railing off of about 200 head, as COM
pared with the same days last week and
a year ago Other market points were
literally supplied with cattle and advices
generally were not reassuring. The re-
suit was generally slow trade
There seemed to be good demand for
gooG fat cattle and strictly desirable beef
steers generally commanded steady prices.
On the other hand the less desirable
kinds were slow to little lower than
yesterday.
The better grades of COWS and heifers
showed more or less weakness due to
the fact that a good many medium grade
beer steers are coming into direct COM
petition with the better grades of COW
stuff. Cows might be quoted weak to 1Oc
lower with Gamer cows in good demand
and steady.
The country did not respond with as
liberal orders as expected yesterday and
"a good many feeding and stock cattle
were carried over in the hands OF specu-
lators. AS a result the speculative de-
mand was slow, buyers not being inclined
to take on very many additional cattle
until they knew about the outcome of
those already on hand. AS a result the
trade in feeders was slow and weak to
l0c lower.
Quotations on Native Cattle-Good to
beef steers, S6OOa7OO common 10 fair
beef steers, $475q5.75; good to choice
heifers, "a, 75d5.50: good to choice cows
A3O05.O0; fair to good cows. S3754425;
common to fair cows. S260Q365; veal
calves. S3.50dI7.75.
Quotations on Range Cattle Good to
choice beef steers S5.50q6.5O; fair to good
beef steers. s4SOq5.5O; common to fair
beef steers Si.25q4sO; good to choice
heifers. A.25Q5.O0; good to choice cows
$4.S5a4.sO fair to good cows, S3.759430
good to choice stockers and feeders, $500
d5.75; fair to good stockers and feeders
81 $4,000; common TO fair stockers and
feeders, SS.4O0i25; stock heifers, $3.50
AS; bulls. stays, etc, SO. $500 co.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-25
st. Louis Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, octA-CATTLE-Re
oeipts, 2,4iS head, including 2,i2l head
Texans; market steady TO 1O1i5c higher;
southerns, l0ql5c lower; native shipping
butcher steers, s5.25Q7.50 stockers under
1000 pounds, A00ds.Oo; stockers and feed
ers S3.00g5.25; cows and heifers, $S.OOlS Is
Gamers, $.0O3O0; bulls, $S.75d5.2 5; calves,
A.OOQ9.OO; Texas and Indian steers, $4OO6i
100; cows and heifers, S4.50q7.OO.
HO0S-Receipts, 100 head; market 10
Ql5o lower: pigs and lights, A5O6l6. so;
packers, IS, 56a6.65; butchers and best
heavy, Sc 40d665.
SHEEP AND IsAMBS-Receipts. 2,7s5
head; market steady; native muttons,
S3.OOq3.S5: lambs, SA0005.9O; culls and
bucks, N.2QS.5o; stockers, S1.5Oa2OO
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-25
New york Mining Stocks.
ST. Louis General Market.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 24.-wHEAT-Cash
lower; track No. 2 red, N.OlhqLo3; No.
hard, Sl.O5d113.
CoRN-Lower; track No. 2, 73c; No. ?
white. 733t6i75c.
.oATs-steady; track No. 2. 471hGlsc;
No. 2 white, 4SAc.
RYE-Firm, $l.00.
FLOUR-Steady; red winter patents,
A.5on6OO; extra fancy and straight, S4.00
u450; hard winter clears, SO. G003S5.
SEED-Timothy. S12.O0u14.5O.
CORNMEAI--$320 20.
BRAN-Steady; sacked east track,
cast track, S,12QL14
lIAY-Lower; timothy, SIS. 0OfI23. 80;
prairie, $11.0O9i600.
BAGGING-Sbc.
HEMP TWINE--7hc.
PROVISIONS-Pork, unchanged. Job
bling, $l625. Lard, lower prime steam.
SS.62@aS.72lk. Dry salt meats, lower;
boxed, extra shorts, s.S71kc; clear ribs,
S.S1s short clears. S9.i2hc. Bacon,
lower boxed, extra shorts, S9.S1h; clear
Ribs, S9S71z; short clears, tiO'l215.
POULTRY-Lower; chickens, &c; spring,
9%c; turkeys, l44lGc; ducks, 12c; geese,
Slkc.
BUTTER-Steady; creamery, 23a30c
EGGS-F1rm 2Od22c
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-25
CHICAGO GRAIN AMI Provisions
Features of the Tracing and Closing
Prices on board of Trade.

w VI
CHICAGO, oct. 2-Shutting down OF
diour mills al Minneapolis today acted
as a wet blanket on the market for
wheat Notwithstanding big cash sales
OF the cereal closing figures were a
shade TO hdAc lower than last night.
Corn finished hahc TO &c higher; oats
unchanged to Aa9sc up, and hog pro
ducts varying from an unaltered iivel
to l0al29Ac decline
-Four leading Minneapolis flour mills
were forced TO stop because OF the lack
Of shipping directions for manufactured
products. Liberal receipts OF wheat in
the northwest furnished additional aid
10 the bears. Crop conditions In Europe
ana the Argentine were also against the
bulls. on the other hand a decided re-
yiVal or cash demand here including call
Tor good share OF the supposed over
plentiful soft winter grade seemed in a
fair way to cause a fresh buying furry
IN options but for the depressing turn
OF affairs at Minneapolis. December
ranges between $l0ih TO SlOlNdLO1A and
IN the end was steady but shade net
lower at SIOl%.
In corn better weather was more than
oitset by export rumors which, how
ever, were unconfirmed. December
nuctuated from 6i@c to 65Hc and closed
steady, &c net higher at 65aG65hc Cash
yellow was quoted at 74Ad75ilc.
oats we're strong. Top and bottom
points touched BY December were
F5tdt4sc and 472tc with the close n shade
up at 47AO477hc
Hog products were weak. The out
come was a decline OF sc TO 1Oa12hc for
lard, but other provisions did not drag
down more than a nickel.
quotations OF leading products were;
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-25
Kansas cay Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. Oct. 24.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts $4,000 head, including 1900 head
Stbsr ps ,d s'e s So urn, Top SS
beef and export steers $7.256S s.; fair 10
good S5.75GiS.o0; western steers. S4.OO(ISO;
stockers and feeders, S4.35q590: southern
steers, S3.75q600; southern cows, lisa
4.50; native cows. S2.75fl4 So; native heif-
ers, sl.OOq4.5o; bulls, SS2SGl4.25; calves. $500
Q75O
HOGS-Reeeipts. II 600 head; market &c
lower; bulk OF sales S6.OOd6.45; heavy, S. 40
a6.45; packers and butchers, $o.25Qi6 30;
lights, S6.OOd6.4O; pigs, S45Oa6.5O.
SHEEP AND IAAMBS--Recelpts, 2,lOO
head; market steady; lambs, A.25d59O:
yearlings, SS60dA5O; wethers, SaOOdS rs /;
ewes, S2,75a3.SO; stockers and feeders,
ST. 25@3S0
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-25

Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Firm; winter patents, Sl2jfD
Ato0475; bakers. s5.7Oa5O5; spring
patents. best winter, &C. 2On6.25
RYE-No. 2. 97c.
BARLEY-Feed or mixing, sOcaS1 .02
fair 20 choice mating, d12lbl22
SEEDs-Timothy, sl3,OOq155O Glover,
81. 00nl0.50.
PRoVIsIoNs-Pork. mess, per bbl..
l5.bOal5;75. Lard. per 100 lbs. Rs.S7h Short
ribs. sides 1oose(, ss,OOqs.5O: short clear
sides (boxed), sS25qs.75.
Total clearanoes OF wheat and flour
were equal 10 1900 bu. Primary receipts
were 1,O94,O0O bu.. compared with $4,000
bu. the corresponding day a year ago.
The worlds visible supply increased
Estimated receipts for tomorrow;
cars; hogs. 5000 head.
Chicago Cash Prices-wheat: No 2
No. 2 hard. sLO69LO9; No. 3 hard, 1920
LOS; No. ! northern, sl.iSd1l6; No. 2
northern. N13QLl5; No. 3 northern, SLIP
Ola No; spring. ti.OdaL12: No. 3
velvet chaff. 95c6fS1l2; durum, 95ca3i .OS.
Corn: No. 3. 73h@745sc; No. 2 white 75G
75Ac; No. yellow, 74&97bkc; No. g. 73n
74hc; No 3 white. 74%q75Ac; No 8 yell
73a74c; No. yellow, 7Sa75c. Oats: No
2, &c; No. white, 4S@4SAc; No. 3 white
l7Q4shc; No. white, 46kq7Isc; standard.
siSooql5So Glover; slLOOalS5O. Barley
S5cdiSt.26
RUTTER-Firmi ereameries 2S029lkc;
diaries, 22d27c.
Realistically; receipts 1855 cases: at
mark, cases included, l2Nlsc; firsts, 2lc;
prime flrsts. 22c
CHEESE--Steady; daisies. l4hQi4llc:
twins, 13&@14c young Americas, 1ihfD
iiMc; long horns. i4hMl4hc.
ATOES-Steady; choice TO fancy,
62Cn66c; fair to good, G0ff65c.
POULTRY-Steady; turkeys, 14c; chick
ems exc springs, iOc.
VEA1s-steady; 80 10 G0-lb WITS. S79c
go to S5-lb. WITS, 0ls0i0lhc; 50 TO il0-lb
WITS, lie.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-25

t,.....,.lSS 70 6.,......343 %
SHEEP-Another big supply of sneep
and lambs arrived. the estimate calling
for about h,OOO head. Added to yester-
days Official count. this run gives a
total OF fully 10000 head more than
enough to disslpate the belief that range
receipts this season would fall off sharply
IN october. Common and even trashy
quality featured fresh offerings how
ever, and the big bulk drew an inquiry
only from country buyers. Wyoming
furnishes most of the larger shipments,
ana lambs weighing from fifty-fve
pounds down to the pes-wee classes were
In heavy majority, the same as recently.
Demand from packers responded slightly
10 the lesser percentage of killing stock
IN receipts and trading started out in rea-
sonably healthy form. Prices steady to
possibly little higher in spots were
PAID for the better. varieties, good fat
lambs moving around $540d5.50. Very de-
cent fleshy ewes landed at $500 and bet
ter while wethers, being In equally
modest supply, brought usual limited
premiums over similar quality eve stuff
Nothing new happened in the feeder
market 70 distinguish 1t from yesterdays
trade. Weighty lambs wanted on dry-lot
feeding orders attracted the best demand
and generally showed good action around
s4.bOq4.65. One country buyer took out a
big string of fleshy lambs yesterday that
were high-grade in every respect, paying
$3.50, but finishers that work up so far
into the killing classes are hard to find.
Little lambs are still selling largely I'M
der the $500 mark as low as 1926. Feeder
ewes around S225G2.5O look easily worth
the money and ought to show big profits
on sixty to ninety-day finish. In a
general way, the main trade in feeders
had a fair degree of life at quotably
steady figures. Yesterdays purchase on
country account according to packers
tab, amounted t. about Al, 900 head.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs.
good to choice, $5.35G5.65; fair to good,
5.OOq5.S5; feeders, $S25a465; yearlings,
3.65; wethers, handy, $3.2593.5O; heavy,
S3.l5@3.40; feeders, $2.90d3.25; ewes, good
to choice, $2.9O@3.25; fair to good, S2.65D
$50; breeders, SS.25q40O; feeders. $2.1Oa25O;
culls, $l.5O6l2.l0.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-25
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING STABLE
Quartermasters Office. b66 Federal Bud
ing, Chicago, III. october 3, l9ll. scaled
proposals, IN riplleate, win be received
sas, until IL a. IN. October "a, 1911, and
then opened, for furnishing necessary
material and labor required for rebuild
ing one cavalry stable al that Post. Full
Information, plans and specifications
furnished ON application 10 the quarter
master there. Col Jno. Glen, Chief .. M.
o9-l0- ll-l2-2fa5
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-25
ViaIble supplY. of Grain.

NEW YORK, Oct. s--The following
cable and Geographic communications re-
ceived by Bradstreet's show the follow
ing changes in available supplies as COM
pared with previous account: Available
Supplies-Wheat, United States, east OF
Rockies, increased 1.S14,O0O bu. Canada
increased 2,Sil,00 bu. Total United
states and Canada, increased 4655, 600 blu.
Afloat for and in Europe, increased 1, ,OOC
bu. Total American and European supply,
increased 5,S55,OO0. Corn, United States
United States and Canada, Increased
10000
The leading increases and decrease re-
ported 10 Bradstreets follow; Increases
Manitoba, 2,442,00 bu. Louisville, 27l OO0
bu; Decreases-Goderioh, $1,000 bu. Spring
field, 5000 blu,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-25
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Drsgs While Traders Are
Pressing the Selling Side.
SALES TO MLLERs ARE LIBERAL
Promise of Better weather Eases
Corn, Causing Heaviest Holders
Co UnIOnd--COuntry sales
Cause u Decline.
OMAHA. oct. "a. 1911.

OMAHA, oct. "A, 1911.
The wheat market has changed TO a
dragging affair, while traders are timid
| about pressing the selling side.
News on the whole Is bearish cables
were lower, duo 70 better Argentine con
dltions and northwest receipts continue
heaNy; Cash wheat Is strong and sales
/ 70 millers are liberal Some further reac-
ton is likely, but the market might easily
get oversold
The promise OF better weather eased
the corn markets, causing the heaviest
| holders 70 unload. The country sales arc
more liberal and this may cause some
further declines. However, the cash corn
SHOWS firm tone and Is the key to the
Wheat was weak and lower throughout
the session. News was all bearish and
longs were forced to hquidats. each
iietter weather and weak wheat. coupled
with heavy selling by the leading bulls.
eased corn. Cash corn held steady and
primary wheat receipts were 1904 900
bu. and shipments were CA, 900 bu against
receipts last year OF $1,000 bu. and ship
fnents OF 10000 bu.
Primary corn receipts were 62s. 900 bu
ana shipment swcre b63 900 bu. against
receipts last year OF $4,000 bu. and ship
Clearances were 72. 100 bu. OF corn. nono
$685. 100 bu.
Liverpool closed %aAd lower on wheat
and so lower on corn.
The following cash sales were reported /:
Wheat: No 2 hard. ] car &1.O31h; 2 cars
sLO2% No. hard, car si.O3lh, / car 81 O3.
car N02A; No. 3 mixed, / car S1Ol
Corn; NO. color / car G9Ac; No. 3 yell
low, cars 6gkc, No 2 mixed / car G9Ac:
NO. 3 mixed. cars 69hc. oats: No. 3
white, ] car 46Ac. 10 cars 46Jkc; No. 4
white, cars 46Ac.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAaT@No. hard sl.O2iL91o5h No
hard N.0lhdl .03Is; No. 4 hard g7c1bsi o.
CORN-No 2 white, 70Sp7Oi4c: No. q
white; 7O@70hc No. 4 white. 60ikdt7Oc; No
eco,y yellow, tpAn9hc; No. 2 yellow. 6)hm
Gshe; No, g. 69a69lhc; No. 4. 6SIhde9c.
ooATS-No. white. 46MG47hc; standard
6hqFo; No, white. 46Nd4sNc; No. /
White, 4bku46hc; No. yellow. i5G4Sjkc
No yellow, 4bL5GD4Gc ~
e3cGSl.0S 49,
RYE-No. 2, eeagzc; Nos.o59oCc.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-25
New York Money MARKET.

NEW YORK. oct. 2A-MoNEY-on
call. steady; 2a2h per cent; ruling rate.
ga per cent; closing bid. 2& per cent;
offered at 2h per cent. Time loans,
steady; sixty days, Sh@3h per cent;
ninety days. 81 per cent; six months, So
IA per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-41k9
az per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Steady. with
actual business In bankers bills at ASSI0
mand Commercial bills, SASS.
SILVER-Bar, aac; Mexican dollars,
45c.
BONDS-Government steady; railroad.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-25
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle Weak-HOEs
SIOw-SheeD Steady,

CHICAGO, Oct. 24-CATTLE-Receipt
1000 head; market weak beeVes, $4,000
steers. A15l7,0O; stockers and feeders,
SG25U10o; cows and heifers, S20O96.OO;
calves, S5.O0Q9.O0
slow, 5Gl0c lower; light, $5.SOa650; mixed,
s5.9Ogr6.65; heavy, S5.901655; rough, $500
6.lS; good to choice heavy, S6.15Q6.55; pigs,
S5Op5.S5; bulk of sales, $6.25Q65O
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, q, 900
head; market steady; native, $2.25G3. rs;
wetsern, S240q3.s5i yearlings, $4,000 80;
native lambs, S4.OO961O; western, $1,000
6.1O,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-25
OREGON APPLE ORCHARD

IN WILLAMETTE VALLEY.
Developed and taken care OF for years
so extra costs. No interest No taRea
4 reliable investment that can be handled
N monthly payments convenient 20 you.
Price advance 80 PER ACRE Nov. 4
oregon bearing orchards net from siUO 20
so per acre.
SAN1iAM FRUIT COLONY,
gect and GenL Sales Manager Tempo
rarily, Sanford Hotel