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Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06
Weather Changes
to Come This Week

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Pronounced
weather changes throughout the United
States are predicted BY tho weather
bureau in its forecast for the week, issued
tonight, which also announced that west
crn Europe is in the grip of a severe
storm.
The severest storm of recent years
over western Europe and the British
isles says the bulletin, twas central
Sunday morning over northern Scotland,
where the barometric pressure was 2sli
inches, causing gales and rains over
waters adjacent to western Europe, and
will undoubtedly result In q considerable
loss OF lives and shipping in that region.
This storm will move eastward over
northern Europe the first part Of the
coming week.
In the United States the coming week
will be one of the pronounced weather
changes. Disturbances that now cover the
Rocky mountains and British Columbia
will advance slowly eastward and be pre-
'ceded by unsettled weather, local rains
and mild temperatures the first half OF
the week in the middle west and the
southern and eastern states; rains are
also probable Monday and Tuesday in the
north Pacific states.
Following this disturbance the pres
sure will rise rapidly and decidedly colder
weather will overspresd the northwestern
states Tuesday and Wednesday and adj
vance eastward over the middle S.est
Wednesday and Thursday and the eastern
states the latter part OF the week. 1t is
probable that this cold change VIII be
attended by SHOWS in the northern
states"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06
IHriot Heceapis,
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
FcaturesOf the Trading and Closing
Prlcea ON noa ri Of rrnhc.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.--RaIn In the Argen-
tine gave wheat a firm tone today. The
absence Of any disturbing news as TO
ties on the part OF leading warehouse
concerns also had a bullish influence.
There was gossip, too, that tho big trad
Ing interests which unloaded around the
TOP OF the recent bulge we're looking for
hoidings. The opening was &c lower to
q shaoe up. December started al 94k6J
Sthc, hnhc off to n sixteenth advance
and then rose TO 4Ac.
False alarm about hlmors OF federed
indictments broke prices severely. Be-
visible supply total. Tho close was com.
paratiyely steady with December l,spSsc
net lowor, at 9atsc.
Wet weather made corn strong. The
country was not selling much. Besides,
opened skqikc higher at Bg7ke1tso, touched
taNgtsIsc and assembled TO 63lsc
The market later reacted with wheat
Iho close was weak at 62dS2hc Tor
December net loss OF ssqisc
oats " an upward direction. December
started 1sc dearer at l6stc. reoeded 10 I5Ifc
and arterward climbed TO i5%df467kc.
Hogs products showed a galn ali around
IN accordance with conditions al The
yards here. The fact that western receipts
First prices were sisc to 22ikc higher, with
May sle.5O for pork, 50. 409r9. i2lb for lard
and $3.50 for ribs.
CARROT Receipts Wheat ~ cars. with 81
OF contract grade; corn, 172 care, with n,
OF contract grade: oats, 20 cars Total re
aud Duluth today were /, siS cars, COM
pared with sSs cars last week and 656 cars
the corresponding day a year HRo
Quotation on leading products were;
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06
GOLTRA FRIEND OF BRYAN
New Missouri Democratic Commit
teeman Discussed by Brown.
JOLT FOR FOLKS ASPIRATIONS
Uncle OF GOitra says NIissOurian Has
No Connection with Governor
Harmon, hut il Fond Of
Wilson.

LINCOLN, Nov. J.--(speciaL)-That the
selection Of Edward T. Goltra as Mis-
souri, member Of tho democratic national
committee will have some bearing upon
the nomination OF a democratic presiden-
ual candidate next year IL the belief Of
several prominent Nebraska leaders Of
the party. At the meeting at Kansas city
at which the selection OF Mr.. Goltra was
made there was present ex-Mayor f. w.
Brown OF this city. who Is an uncle of
Nj. Goltra. After his return from Kan
sss City Mr.. Brown said that Mr.. Goltra' $
election TO place on the, national COM
mittee Is without doubt significant. In
this connection he gave some interesting
history which brings out facts leading
10 the opinion formed by the Nebraska
democrats.
Mr. Bryan and Mr.. Goltra were school
mates at Illinois college at jacksonville,
Ill, as were their wives" said Mr. Brown.
They attended the same classes and
we're chums in many ways. They have
always been very close friends and when
Mr. Bryan was running for the presi-
dency Mr.. Goltrs, who is very wealthy
and who is one of the best known busl.
ness men in st. Louis, gave large con-
tributions TO the campaign funds. Even
though he disagreed with Mr.. Bryan on
the sixteen TO one doctrine, he never.
theless voted for him and supported him
In the fight which he made for election
stories to the effect that Mr. Goltra
possessed liberal Steel stock holdings are
false" further declared the local man
who is conversant with the affairs of his
relative. Furthermore, Mr.. Goltra was
firm friend and close companion Of
Woodrow Wilson while the two were stu.
dents together at Princeton. Since being
out In the world they have also become
more steadfast friends. As far as Hsr.
mon of Ohio is concerned, there Is abso
lutely no connection between that as
pirant and my nephew"
Mr.. Brown also said that Mr.. Goltra
also favored Champ Clark in preference,
to Ex-Governor Folk for the presidency
although he favored Bryan first of all.
Bryan's Speaking Dates.
Additional speaking dates for w. J
Bryan In Nebraska were announced by
State Chairman Byrnes of the demo
cratic state committee tonight Mr.
Bryan viii speak at Blair at II O'Clock
Monday, at Paplllion at and at Platts
mouth at o'clock. He viii be accom-
panied by Judges Dean, Oldham ant
Stark and Clarence L. Hartman. candi
date for railway commissioner.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06

KANSAS CITY. Nov. G.--CATTLE-itc-
ceipts, iS000 head. including 1000 head %
southcrns Market steady 10 shade
lower. native steers. S5gd90o; southern
steers, S35Ns0.00; southern cows and heif-
ers. N.5Ja4to; native cows and heitcrs
t21ifffo0, ftockcrs and feeders, s31516.l5;
bulls, S.o0ftlF0; calver, t.00d5.25. western
steers, S4.fc01.50; western COWS, S2.tJftA'5
HOGS-iteccipts. SOD head. Market
strong 20 &c higher: bulk OF sales, - i03
$50. hcaN,, Is 2JdS.g5 packers ana butch
err. isCob5ce. uehta, s5.ccaGij; Pig, 500
Q@2l
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Decclpts. LOB
hoad. Market steady, muttons. t2.Isp2t5;
lamhs. NE0ftAis; range wethsrs and year,
iinRF g2e5DAii. range ewes, S2.o00AcJ.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

William 4. Mcknight, buyer for Brandeis
stores, left saturday fog the cast 20 as
semble holiday stocks Of gloves, handker-
chiefs and neckwear.
CHIEF OF Police J. J. pouahue has re-
turned FROM a week spent a. Excelsior
Springs. lie Il hack at his desk aud SAYS
he IS much improved
W. o. Paisley, general manager % the
Omaha Land show association has re-
signed and has accepted position with
the Great Northern Railroad company
Ho will have fun charge of number Of
land shows and Immigration projects that
that company Is promoting. MIR. Paisley
win move 70 "a. Paul, MINI, where his
headquarters viii be located
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06
Woman Hurt in Wreck
Is Awarded $4,000

SIOUX FALLS, $. D., Nov. 5.--(Sps-
cial)-A jury I'm the state circuit court
OF Hamlin county, in the case OF Mrs
Sarah J. Bennett Of CastleNood against
the South Dakota Central Railroad com
pany, returned a verdict awarding the
plaintiff damages in the sum Of 200
against the railway company. Mrs. Ben
nett sought 10 recover damages in the
sum Of $4,000 for injuries alleged TO have
been sustained when a passenger train
on which she Was a passenger colHdod
December 5last with a freight train near
the village of Thomas. She received in
juries which Il Is believed win perma-
nently disable her The trial OF the
case consumed the greater portion OF
three days and was hotiy contested
throughout
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06

CHICAGO. Nov. g. CATTLE-Recsipts
1900 head market for good grades
steady. others weak at early decline :
beavcs. 3is04J15; Taxas 6tecrs, NlOu5.e0i
western steers. 8.25d7.2J. stockers nnd
feeders, S12j15.so, COWS and heifofs, t2.Ol
N80o. calves, t5.i0ds15.
HOES Rcccipts. $500 head: market 3
"a iCc higher than Saturdays close, light,
N.0C0S. 3iM: mixed. g. SDd6.55; heavy, g. 70
12ls rough, S5.S0d6o5; good TO choice
honvy. Ss.e5a652it; plgs, AO0Go.50 BULK
Of paiea, t6.iqffU+J
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, DcoO
head. marker weak. native, &6cat.CQ;
western t2.7594.lo; yearlings, 27OGt tgi
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06
METHODIST BROTHERHOOD
MANAGERS TO MEET HERE

\ meeting OF the board Of managers Of
the Methodist brotherhood win bring
uoted workers to omaha from November
n to @. Various subjects will be taken
up principal among them being the men
and religion movement, The sessions
viii be held In the FIRST Methodist
church. The meeting will open with a
banquet on the opening evening al Han
scom Park Methodist church.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06
COUNTY OFFICIAL NOTICE.
NOTICE 10
SHADE AND CARPET con
TRACTORS. DOUGLAS COUNTY
COURT HOUSE, OMAHA, y
NER

COURT HOUSE, OMAHA, ~
NEB,
NOTICE IS hereby given that the Board
of County Commissioners tor the Count
OF Douglas and State OF Nebraska Wi.
receive bids fo- window shades and CA
nets, etc, for the new Douglas County
Court IIouse, according to the plans ant
specifications on file in the office OF the
County CLERK Of said County. Bids VIII
be addressed to l.. NJ. Haverly, COUNTY
Clerk, enclosed and sealed in properly
endorsed envelopes and filed with hiu.
1911, at II O'Clock a. M, at which time
said bids VIII be opened.
Copies Of plans and specifications Csa
he obtained from the undersigned ~.
from the Architect John Latenser, g.
Pee Building, Omaha, upon application.
A certified check of 5000 must accom-.
pany all applications for plans, as a qua 4
sntee that bids will be submitted on tic
same, the check TO DO returned after the
drawings. All bids must be submitted o.
blank proposals, which will be Furnished
on application by the County Clerk o..
John Latenser, Architect.
Each bidder must submit With his bid
samples as called for In the spec flea tioAs
Zach bidder must submit with his pro-
posal a certified check In L. sAn equa
10 per cent of such proposal, the same
10 be drawn in favor Of the Board a.
County Commissioners OF Douglas Count
The Board Of County COMMISSIONS
reserve the right TO reject any and a..
bids, and TO waive any irregularity II J..
Inc interest of the County so to DO,
y. NJ. HANERLl, County clerk
Omaha, Nee.
October %. 1911 osi-N2-I-6-s-l.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06
New NorL t;cperrI Market.

NEW YORK. Nov. S.-SUGAR-lSaw
quiet; musoOvado, - test, Use; ccn-
trlfUggl. 90 test s.s5c; molasses, t.bec.
kciined easy,
BUTTER .Stegdys creamery specials,
,3st3JNc. cXtras. asa39}Sc; firsts, eegt3iisc;
creamery, held specials, Mtsc; extras, apif
eaMc; first, ssn -35rc; process specials, 2sc (;
extras, @02tiac; n.Vt. 22hIgsc; FACTORY,
current MAKE first, sld23e.
CHEESE-firm; skins, ieu l2Ec,
EGGS firm; fresh gathered, extras.
S6qsic; fresh gathered extra fiY5t1. san
ESQ. fregh gathered iirsts, sSf3lc; held
fresh, poor 10 prime, ls3ctc; fresh gath.
cred dirties. No. !, lsg2oc; fresh gath
cred ohooks. prime, isiaFriia: Refrigerator,
fret season, storage chargcs paid. 2l322o
firHts GA dock, .9fsic; refrigerator dirties.
i3d he; western gathcTed Whites. 30 . toc.
TOT LTRN--Alive steady; western chick,
ems, il1isc; foNls, iiNieo; turkeys ieo
D. essed steady; western chickens, tal5ci
fowls, 1dlShc; turkeys, ien2lc.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06

lssfssssAaa . "
afiEEi'-ln nne with the reeept per-
verse oisposition OF sneep and lamb trade
receipts gave a total tnat seemed deed
cay large both here and az Ghioago
lhe local run Was estimated at i0,0i
head. mostly iambs ia feeder flesh. an
iact, the proportion OF any KIND OF tat
stuff WAS vely modest, producing ue-
Inand from Aiillng quarters thHt huu
tree tone from tne start In most re-
spects Il was q strong market tor fin
iaheo lambs. Wcthers, ewes, etc, with
FEEDER stock prices about steady
not mucn lea native lna,eriai was IN
ciuded IN Ihe run ana warmed up classes
q western asao proved scarce. foppy
srasscrs g0i thC best call, selling first.
the Kinney lambs made a top Of $500 and
less desirable strings sold on down the
list packcrs working into the feeder
grades In some instances. Matured mutt
tons. with either flesh or quality as 4
recommendation, acted well, and COM
bination q both flesh and quality landed
country demand for feeders appearet
limp but offerings that changed hand.
early drew figures little different from
those IN forCe ~ the close % last week
and trade promised 20 rule Eteady, hu
rather quiet. feedeT ewes were u eores
during opening rounds, good ones selling
al szs902.6o. one string Of feeder lambs
with = fair killing TOP brought N.a5. bu
really good varieties were none TOO aetiv,
"a $40 ana less. There was PRACTICAL,
no speculative demand and the supper
from short finish operators was of Sigh
consequence, Dry lot feeders nuitable %
country term Of three months or more
showed the best action and were wei
sustained - a rule Proportion OF feeder
in total receipts Was estimated az 70 pc
cent about 11O0o head.
Quotations on sheep and lamhs; Lambs
good 20 choice. E.ltd6.O0: lambs fair 4
roOd. t5.t0n&l5: lambs. feeders. sl5OaAS0
VeariingB. good 10 cholce. fs. 50f rs; year
iinzs. feeders f.G50s.Ss; wethers, good 4
..hg,lfs A. r0Sa "a r.efhers fai, ~ sy.,.d
f5.-5ao,Di Wcthcrss feeders 9 .90aa. .
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06
YOUNG MAN HANGS HIMSELF
AFTER LOSING $4,000

ST. JOSEPH, No, Nov. 5,-Four days
before he was to have been married to
Miss Hazel Hurley OF Hurley, Emory
BAH hanged himself last night n
a barn in Livingstone county. Three
months ago the young mans father gave
him $4,000 and told him 10 make good.
Ball invested the entire amount in ap-
pies and a sudden break in the market
left him almost penniless. In an effort
TO recover Sis losses Ball lost everything
he owned. He walked into the country
near c,hilllcoths. took a pair of over
alIs, tied one leg around his neck. the
other about q rafter and jumped off OF
a box.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06

ST LOUIS, Mo, Nov. 6--CATTLE--f2e
ceipts. 500 head. including 800 Texans;
ma rliot steady; native beef steers, 5000
$50, COWS and hcifeTf. s3.O0f7700; stockers
ard Feeders, g.S0s.25; Texas and Indian
steere - 09ffs "a; COWS and heifeFs, s30H9
as, calves IN carload lots, St0057.60,
GS--Receipts, l2,5O0 head; market
bq1Cc higher; pigs and lightR, A.boV6oJ;
packers, ss,i5a6.s6; butchers and best
heavy. s3i5f1s Is.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. $500
head; market steady; native muttons,
s. .o07s.O0: lambs. so0nG.0o.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06
BODY OF NORMAN J C0LMAN
LAID TO REST IN ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. Nlo., Nov. 6-The funeral
OF Norman J. COlman. first United
States secretary OF agriculture. was held
today The services az the house were
conducted by the Rev. J. ". Lee OF the
Methodist Episcopal church. At the
grave the Masonic burial rites were used
Many state and city officials attended
the scrliceS
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06

Chicago Cash Prices--NNheat, 30. red.
Sia9s6sic; No. rcd, 92fl95c; No. hard
ssoaSl.os; No. hard, a2sf9sc: No. north
ern, N.0'al.0s; No. northern, N.OSTLO1;
No. northern Sl02aioj; No. : spring.
SLO.mlf; No, 3 spring, y9cStSi. OS; No. 4
spring, SscaSl.c co. velvet chat gscFtsi O4.
duluni, 9Sca<Lel, Corn, No. ., 7S1f6c:
No. z white if1i5e; No. yellow, asa
.0c; No. B. lSH74c; No. 3, new 6Sa6Sc; No.
white, tGI1Sise; No. white, new C6Sl
Oci No. yellow 1iM,a 15c; No, 3 yellow.
new, oi@sSe; No. 4, iye1Se; No. 1. new,
63n6i,so; No. white, d2,sAT7Sc: No. lwhite
new, @'SH5A'fci No, 4 yellow, Tastd7flse
No. ycilow, new, 63isn6l4o. Oats, No, 9
t5.4c; No, white, tS1lSisc; No, 8, asisc
No. white, iuSsa fSo; No, 4 a6Ec; No. 4
white, sS$aiic; standard, i,,s@iSc
RNE-No. - Csc.
N-Sl9.c0g1G50
kARLET -S5cd19G
CLONER-SiA o0IS0.cO
BuTTEli--St creamerieS, stlsfi3lc:
6airics, sedcSc.
EGGS--f irm; receipts, asa cases; At
mark, cases Included, i1dsoc firSts. or.
dinaIy, 3aa24o; prime firsts a5dsJc
CHEESE-S STEADY; daisies, f1kuipse.
twlne, ltkdlt.se; long horns, lais6iauc.
fOfAiOt,S-Stro Wisconsin 7QSf7as.
Miehisep and Minnesota, i0g7bc. Receipts
100 cars.
POULTRY irregular: turkeys. i5e;
chickens, sc syringe, ioisc.
NhAIs--Steady et it~hlsc.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06
Kan.s. CIV Grain ana rroyI.ioas.

ic iowef: 40. : hard. siogtio5; No y.
ascasi.Oi; No. red, sc, No. o, 9ta05c
December, ESQ; May, e9c; July, 9ihc.
CORN-~unchanged No, mixed, 5lc;
No. 3. tOika1ic; No. . white, NC, No. q.
1e,ac. December, 6saS2ise; May, &c; July.
62fgcitsc.
q AT E. Unchanged and slow: No. .
white. isatSiro: No. mi4eo, i6,@oiic.
RYFi-TdaSc.
HAY-Steadyi choice Timothy. ti9.509
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ;0c; flrsts. sc,
seconds, sc; packlng stock, soc
EGGS-ENtras, 2Sci firsts, 26isc; seconds
/ lIC.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06
Metal Market

NEW YORK. Nov. e-AIETAI,S--
STANDARD copper, quiet; spot, siI.90dis 10;
January. Ni.9Sll lll6; electrolyt tie, Sl2.SIi+Si
i2.50, casting, Si2lsi4Uis.2A hin, firm bit
quiet; spot, Al.t0aiiI5; January Si lOFi
tL1& Lead, quiet: a. s5aia.GA. New York:
MlogAiS East ~. Louis. Spelter. Quiet,
Louis. Antimony, Gull. Cookson's. 81 con
S.le,s. Iron, quiet; northern grades, SlAf
qlASo; southern, SlL1Sdl5.5O. Silver bar.
44c
ST. LOUIS. Nov. G-METAL.s- cd
firm AZ A.l5aLIT's. Spelter firm az 81 a
G6eiis.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06

ST. JOSEPH, No, Nov. 6.-CATTLE-
Receipts 1850 head; market steady
steers, NJOas,ooi cows and heifers. $3.50
oI550. calves s9O0q150.
HOGS Receipts. $500 head; market
strong 70 h higher; top. $3.50; bulk OF
sales, sg.0085s0
SHEEP AND LAMi}S-Receipts. 800
head; market l0qlbo higher; lambs. $500
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06
Minneapolis Grain Market.

M1NNEAPOLIs. Nov. 6.-WHEAT-Dc-
cember. Sl02't di.025s. May, N.O77s; July,
sl.0slh; cash, No. I hard. S1.oiih No.
northern. S.037s. No . northern, SiOg5zff
i0i7s; No. 8, 95d9s5sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06
Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS. nov. G--COTTON--
spot closed quiet Unchanged fniddling
uplands, e.ioc; mlddllng gulf, 9.6Jc sales,
~ haies.
Futures closed steady. Closing bids:
November. aOfc; December, e.iSc; Jsnu-
airy, S95c; Februarl Sc0c. March 9.oGc
a2ic; August, 9.lyc: september. y.25c; Oc-
tObCr g2ic.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06

ST. LOUIS, NOV. re.--WHEAT--L Lower;
track, No red. sidsSc; No. hard 96c
QSi.OS: December. ss7to; May. astc
CORN Higher; track, No, ., slHNiac;
May. 63itc.
OATS-Higher; track. No. 2 4gtsc; 40.
white sSa fSisc; December isisc.
RYE-Stesdy, sc
POULTRY - Firm; chickens SIC;
springs, sc; turkeys. Lao DUCKS, llc,
geese. g..
TTER--Stesdy; creamery, sidSlc
EGGs-Firm; 2la23c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06
LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATIONS

SOTICF-M .TTGiN OF APPIICATIO,-
OF FItmo Rama for removal OF lia,I,I
license. Notice is hereby given MAJ
Prlmo RAMA did upon the aJth dav
october, 4. u. 1911 file his anpIics,i'o-,
with the Board OF Fire and Police g.
mlssioners Of Omaha Tor removal ~
cense 70 sell malt. spirituous and ,-fno'-.
liquors from az South Thirteepth r.
Douglas. 30Xfs feet, ground floor. Tbi-.i
ward, Omaha. Neb.. IRON the Isl dsv
January, 1911, 10 the LIST day of Janusr,.
1872 II there be no objection. RENEE
STRANGE or protest within two weeks froT..
the 30th day OF October 4. Il. 1911 -.
said removal will he granted PRIAI'
RAMA. Applicant Js0NIl
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06

LIVERPOOL Nov. 6.-WIIEAT-Spot.
steady; No. ? Manitoba. Is led: No
Manitoba. Is ID; futures. easy; Decennher
q 2ltd; March, q s4d; MAY, IS Sd
COitN--Spot, quiet. American mixed
g i'sd; futures, firm; Januar,, IS iisd;
FLoUR-wiuter patents. SIS Sd.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06

ower. lood o. choice ssi5ua7'. ewes. fair |
90 good. So 0gR3.it. owes, breeders. $3.50 /
500 crcs, fc.icrs. e2eFt2.s5; ewes. cuils 4
N.e5a2.ij.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06

SAVANNAH, Ga. nov. 6.-OILs-Tur-
pctine flrm ~ SIC. Rosin firm; type L
and q, sB.459s50
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06

say tH-bar, steady at 25d per ounce
MONEY-lth per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open mar
ket for short bills Is Sis per cent; for
three months bills, s 7-i6 per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06

NEW YORK. Nov. e-CoFFEE-No. Z
Rio, lJtsc; futures closed barely steady
December. li-6l; March. l3.IS.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06

NEW YORK, Soy. 6-Ali grades Of re-
fined sugar we're reduced 10 cents a hun
dred pounds today.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06

LONDON, Nov. 6.-Amertcan securities
opened higher today. During the first
hour prices moved irregularly and at noon
values ranged from n point above to a
below saturdays New York closing.
London eloelng stock auotations.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06

yellow. 6567oc; 40 mixed. 1ic.
OATs-etcady; NO. white. &c; stand
ard, "a; NJ. : red. Sic. 40. mixed.
&c
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06
omnha IIar aIarhet.

OMAHA, Nov. 6.--HAY-No. I. sls %: No
>. tn.toqls.00; coarse, no.00 packing
stock. sI.o9gseo. alfalfa. tLo0 straw :
Wheat, s5.ocd5loi rye aud oats, sd54
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06

ST LOUIS. NO. Nov 6.-WOOL~-t,n-
changed; territory and western mediums.
islsrec; fine mediumH, i6nlSc; fine. N
Iltc "
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06

II you have anything to sell or exchange
advertise It in the Want Ad Columns Of
The Bee and set immediate results.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06
I'eOFia Market.

PEORIA. Nov. 6-CORN-Lewsr No.
2 yellow, i2,sei No. . yellow. Iec: No. 1
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06

Association Foot Ball at Miller Park
The Athletics met IN Miller park last
Satlirday afternoon In a practice game 10
get IN form for return match With the
Swedish team from Elmwood park. a
great match Is pTophesicd, as the Swedish
team Is determined TO equalize for the
last defeat
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-06
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-MONEY-On call
steady, at 2kuaA per cent; ruling rate
2ls per cent: closing bid. ga per cent;
offered ct 2is per cent. Time loans,
steady; sixty days and ninety days, 3Ia
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4ket
~ per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE-Firm. with
actual business In bankers bills at 81 $3.50
for siSty-day bills ard at S4.G for de-
mand: commercial bills, st.S3is.
SILVER-Bar, sac, Me2ican dollars
lsc.
BoNps-Goyernment.. firm; railroad
firm.