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Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
NEW YoRK oENnn.n MARkET
Quotations Of the Day on various
Commodftlea

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-FLOUR--steady
sp1lng patents. t5.2q55O' winter stralgnts
H2QtSQ; winter patents As5aA7O: spring
clears, N3qA60; winter extras, no. J.
s6JHdS: winter extras, No. 2, $S4Jt3.5s
kansas straights, A65dAS5. Rye flour
quiet fair to good, Af5aA95; choice q
easy; fair to good A.75d4a5, choice e
fancy, s5.OOQ525. Buchwheat flour, quiet
t&@d265 per 100 lbs.
CORNMEAI,-s steady: fine white and
yellow. MeCal; e5; coarse. N.5SuLeo; kiir
RYE duist, No. 2 55c. c. 1. T.. Buffalo
BARLEY--steady; mailing. si1Ca125. c.
WHEAT-spot market firm; No. ? red
csc, elevator export basis and Z. o. b.
afloati No. 4 northern Duluth, M19k
I. o. b. afloat Futures market was
iirmer on the cables, rain In Argentina,
light receipts. q blizzard in the north.
west and firm cash markets, closing IA
&c net. higher; December closed 80 i-l6c
CoRN-spot market firm: new export
1Ohc I. O. b. afloat to arrive. Futures
market was nominal. Receipts, 1915
bushels; shipments, 1896 bushels.
white, sac elevator No. 2, SIC: Nos. q
and T. bShc; natural white and white
clipped 62pj6c on track. Futures nomi-
nal. Receipts, s., 40 bushels.
HAY-Firm;. prime, $40; No. l, si.50;
No. 2, SL25. No. 8, Si.05
HOPS-Firm; state, common to choice.
wi crop, 92ubfC, 1910 crop nominal
Pacific coast, 1911 crop, i5d45c; 1910 crop
nominal.
HIDES quiet; Central America, Bo-
gotta 23N23c.
LEATHER hemlock fIrsts. 25a
&c; seconds, 22d24c; thirds, 19a2ic; re-
PRoVisToNs-Pork, steady: mess.
SlL5o9iS0O, family. S2O.j012l5O; short
clears, uI2di8.25. Beef, firm; mess,
81. 5eal3.00 family, Sl40rUi45O; beef hams.
s2e Oop3lOO Cut meats, quiet; picked
bellies, 10 to IA lbs. Si09Jml1.2j: picked
hams, SllDull.25, Lard steady; middle
west prime, S9.35li9.4j; refined steady
continent, $3.50; South America, 5000;
compound, S7.2j07.50.
TALLoW-Qulet; prime city. hhds,
6Mc; country. 6is07c.
BUTTER-Flr1n; creamery flrsts, 9isD
G2lkc; creamery held. specials, s2lkd3sc;
eXtras, 3lM32o; process first, 236123ikc.
seconds. 22H224c; factory, current make,
first, 22q221Ac; seconds. 2ilac.
CHEESE 80 Firm; state whole milk
September and earlior specials I5kc:
average fancy. lJG15Ac; state whole milk
current make, specials. 13ko; average
fancy. liMc; under grades, 121@i4hc
EGGS-Steady; fresh gathered, extras
37u39c; flrsts. 3l933c: seconds, 29ugOc
thirds. 2S426c; refrigerator firsts, sen .
sons charges paid, 2lQ22c; western gath.
cred. white, 33n40c.
POULTRY-Allve. Irregular: western
chickens, l0lk9lll2c; fowls, 10ftl1iic: tur-
keys, 14ul6c Dressed, easy: western
chickens, T9iGc; fowls, 7aiGhc; turkeys,
lOq20c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Late Advices from Argentina Put
Wheat Values Higher.
NORTHWEST RECEIPTS SLOW
Claimed that Some Leaders In Corn
Sell Heavily on the Advance
Country Receipts Are
Light.
OMAHA Nnr ~ 1911

OMAHA. Nov. 10. 1911.
As a result Of the late selling al the
close yesterday and higher cables again
TINS morning shorts began buying early
ana some late advises from Argentine
put wheat values higher on todays
Since cold weather set IN the north
west receipts have fallen off and south
West receipts are very light. Should adj
verse conditions prevent the Argentine
crop from maturing, a bull market IS
looked for
It is claimed that some OF the leaders
~ tne corn trade sold heavily yesterday
on the advance The conditions, how
ever are mostly on the side OF buyers
hght country receipts, hight offerings,
practically no stocks, which means the
llrst run o. receipts will all be needed
7 10 I'll previous contracts
wheat had decidedly better tone to-
DAY. Extremely light receipts and n bet
Ter cash demand started n good character
OF buying. Cash wheat was nc higher
Corn futures were strong and higher
with wheat Unfavorablo weather fore
casted was bullish, but cash prices took a
sharp slump. Old samples on the floor
SOLD &c lower while new corn was 3isc
+ lower.
Primary wheat receipts were 725,OOO bu
ana shipments were 90 900 bu.. against re-
ments Of $4,000 b.
Primary corn receipts were $4,000 ba.
ana shipments were $4,000 bu.. against re-
ND-bto ieol year OF AeutvyV but ana snip
lnents OF $4,000 bu.
Clearances were 1900 bu OF corn. 100
~. OF oats and wheat and flour equal to
Liverpool closed ssassd higher on wheat
ana I'D higher on corn.
me following cash sales were reported.
Wheat-No. hard, / car 9s1so; No, 3
hard ] car 81 %. No. Z hard. / car CSC,
Sorn-No white. ! car new 65c: No.
yellow, l car lie; No. 4 yellow, cars
new &c; No. mixed, l car Tic, / car
tVAc; no grade; / car SIC. Oats--No, .
Nhite, cars &c: No white / car 47c.
s. cars is9sc, l car 46lhc; no grade, l car
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No. 2 hard 9sc@t1.0i; No. 3
SoRN-No. white. 70zd2ic; No. q
white. Ds4G7lc; No. 4 white, 7OkGD707hc;
20. color, I0Afr7lc; No. yellow, 70kGt
1c; No. yellow. 70&p7ic; No yellow,
gs0iIO4o; No: 2, 7OA@1ic; No. 8, 7OsaaTlo;
oATs-No. white. 47Ha41Kc; standard,
GItlhc; No. white. 4sa47c; No. I white,
sg4Ici no. yellow, 4ea46idc; No, ( yell
:. BARLEY y Mailing sl.i4a1.2a; No. feed
RSE-NO. 2 s59S6c: No. 3. s4@e5c.
Carlos Heeeipts.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17

ST. LOUIS, Nov. IG.-CATTL Ere
ceipts. 3S,OOO head, including LOO Texans:
market steady; native shipping and ex-
port steers, S750Q9.0O: dressed beef and
butcher steers s5.00ft7.50; steers under
lO0O pounds, S4.O00S.00; stoclers and feed
ers, SSOOQ6.0O; cows and heifers, 81 O0I7 90:
Gamers, $1oOQS.OO; bulls. SS75d525 calves.
xiVO4S6O; Texas and Indian steers, $4,000
100; cows and heifers, 81 JOfI7 90
HOGS-Receipts, 1900 head: market &c
to lOe higher; pigs and lights, S465a6 90;
packers, @.2Oq6.55; butchers and bess
heavy, s63Oa655
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2eOJ
head; market weak: native muttons. $500
43.65; lambs. $425d5. S5; culls and bucks.
N.25dS.Oo; stockers, S1.506IS25.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
Evapornted ApnIen nnd nrleh Ernit,

NEW YORK. Nov. I6.-EVAPORATED
APPLES-Qutet and about steady; on the
spot, fancy, 10c; choice, ShG9c prime
SGSikc.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes, easy, with
more pressure to sell; quotations rang
4O-50s, and from 1O1zd12c for Oregons.
Apricots, quiet and steady, with light Of
ferings choice 15@1516c; extra choice,
l6@lJ9hc; fancy, 17Q1Sc. Peaches, dull, but
fancy, 121A@122tc. Raisins, dull and easy;
loose muscatels are quoted at 6Ik6I7lkc;
choice to fancy seeded, 7&@S1hc; seedless,
6Qtlc; London LAYERS. 81 4O6p1. a.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
I'D quolatIons VOC as folloMa

Cash quotations were as follows:
kLOuh-Steady; winter patents, Ai0R
bO; winter straights, Ss.fOa4SS; spring
patents, saQOd6.0O spring straignts. "a. t0se
40, bakers, Sa1JdI4.sJ.
RAE-No. =, yiW9sc.
bARLEf-teed or mixing. S0c8Si.05;
tair 20 choice mailing, Hi7aL2a
sEEDs-I1mothy, SlsOOai525; clover,
PRovIsioNs-Lard. per 100 lbs. ssiR
short ribs, sides uoose). Ss.25
Total clearanccs OF wheat and flour
were equal TO z04,o0o bu. Primary receipts
were iso,vv0 bu,i compared with 1900 bu.
The corresponding day a year ago Esti-
mated receipts Tor tomorrow: Wheat, "
s5.0o5 head. 49, mugs
Chicago Cash Prlees-Wheat No ,od
ggasle; No. red. s2995Hc; No. 2 hard,
2ocQSLV5; No. hard, 5tqsoc; No. / NORTH
ern, slhWLl0; NO. Z n0rthcrn. 81 .O5ffl 10:
10. 3 northern, 3L099Lv5; NO. spring,
aecU1.O2; No. 3 spring yScqSLOs; 80. 4
spring. s5oaa.0O: velvet char. yjcsisi. %
durum, yJctfsLUo Corn, No. y 7fff, 1tlc.
10. white, loW45sac; NO, white, i54i
.e1zc; No. yellow, 'S4l5hei No. 81 7lsi
.f'sc; new, Jiizgosc, No. 8 waite, Ilfi lfisc.
new, 5luuG,C; 80. yellow, l5fei5lLc: new
se4toi1ci 40 q, s3s5Uaac, new, 6lssa634. e:
40. Nhtte. .s5aN itc, new, U5HdlC; NO I
Yellow lsSkuitei nea, 6igo0c. Oats, No 2,
si1ze; No. white, isHa.gssc; NO. ) white.
4Saut5ci No. 8, fJ..D. No. white. siitS,
as,tci standard, 4s4saf9;sc.
RENO. 2, sl1ste.
BAttl1Ef-d5caSl,A
Y IAMDIhh-SlaV1til 5.2d.
CLONER-al3.6Oll 300
BUTfEk-Stehog; creameries, siIA6g2o.
diaries, Llgft5c.
EGGS Receipts, 2.els cases. Marlsa,
firmi a. marx, cases included. 2OgSic:
nrsts, zsQZ5c; prime firsts, 25q2Sc.
Enthusiastically; daisies, Iss.alse
twins, i4's4l4Acs Young Americas its.a
lie: long horns. i4kQiEc.
POTArOEs-Steady. choice 20 fancy
60at3c; fair 20 good, g50SOc.
POULTRY turkeys l5ci chick
ems SIC. springs. i0c.
VEALr-steadyi 80 10 00-ib. weights "a
he.
Carlot RecelDts-Wheat. q cars with !
Of contract grade corn. l25 cara With
" contract grade; oats. 100 cars. Total -
celDts u wheat az Chicago, Aflnnea ooii.
and Duluth today were fl3 cars. com.
uared With SO cars last week and - oar,
Iha cofrespcnding day : year aso.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
COLONEL MCCARTHY Is
ORDERED TO WASHINGTON

Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Z. Mccarthy
who was stationed here last year as
chief quartermaster, Department of the
Missouri. but who was removed to CHI
cagO, has been ordered TO report to Wash
ingtOn, there to assume duties under the
command Of the quartermaster general
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
sd. Louis GcncrnI NInrl.ct.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. -wHEAT-Cash.
steady; track No. 2 red, 966t97Ikc; No. 2
hard, 99cQi.OO; December, 95lSde5lkc. May,
ki.O0Isfl1.O0A.
CORN-Higher; track No. 3 75hc; No.
2 white 7bc December, 64hc.
OATS-Firm. track No. 2, aSc. No. 2
white, 4sl9c; December, 4sc.
RYE-unchhnged, &c.
FLOUR-Dull: red winter patents, $500
1880; extra fancy and straight SaS5dI
4.35. hard winter clears, S3.4bGf3.G5.
D--Timothy, {i4.OOnl5.5O.
CORNMEAIs-S3.20
BRAN-Firm; sacked, east track, Si.1l
Oils
HAY---F'irm; timothy. SsOOOa2245; prai-
rie, Si3Oonl650.
PRoYIsIoNS-Pork unchanged; job
bling, Si6.75. Lard. higher; prime steam,
SSSod9.6. Dry salt meats. unchanged
boxed extra shorts, fse21s, clear ribs,
sS62la; short clears, SS.S7h. Bacon, un-
changed; boxed extra short. ss.62h; clear
ribs, t9.eehi short clears, t9.S7k,
Il o Y l. T II Y-Iower chickens, TIC;
springs sssc; turkeys, 1siSc ducks, lliic;
geese, &c.
BUTTER-Steady; creamery 25d32c.
EGGS--HiRher 296l30c
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
Building Permits.

]. A. Moran, 1914 North Twenty second
street, frame dwelling, $500; J. a. Moran,
22O5 Pratt street, frame dwelling, $500;
Caroline and w. S. Poppleton, 4l54 Page
street, frame dwelling. $500; J. w. We'd
more, 2l16 North Twenty-e street,
frame dwelling. $500; Peoples Ice and
Cold Storage company, 1916 Chicago street,
brick and cold storage plant, $4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
PhIIadeIphIa Prodace Market

PHILADELPHIA. Nov 16-f3UTTER--
Firm; western creamery, special sc; ex-
prints CSC
EGGs-Firm, COO per case higher; Penn
svlvania and nearby first. free eases
sic.S0 per case; current receipts, free cases,
1890 per Case: western firsts. free cases
slO.@ per case: current receipts, free
cases, 1000 per case
CHEEsE-Firmi &c higher; New York
full creams. fancy. i5Ac; New York full
creams, fair to good. iiA6fi5Nc.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17

NEW YORK. Nov. l6.--MoNEY-On
cali, steady; 2AQ2,s per cent ruling rate,
2sk per cent; offered at ~ por cent.
Time loans, steady sixty days and ninety
days, 81 per cent; six months, 9zal39i
per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4afH
per cent.
STERLING ExCHAN0E-stead with
actual business In bankers bills at 81. $685.
for sixty days and sid for demand. Com
merclal bills, Sl.S9is,
SILVEft-Bar. b0aso; Mexican dollars,
46Ac.
BoNDs-Government, easier; railroad
steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
LIverpool Grain Market.

LIVERPOOL Nov. i6.-WHEAT-Spo
steady; No. 9 Manitoba. 7s sgd: No )
Manitoba, Is cad futures firm; Deeem-
ber. 7s lSsd; March. Is Cd; May. 70 I'D.
CORN-Spot firm; American mixed, S.
Shd; futures firm; January, Is 7Ad; Feb
ruary, 81 sud
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
Nanann no Grsin ANA ProvIsIon.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. is.-wHBAT--Un-
changed; No. hard, 9scGt1 :o6i No. 8, 90c
bs scs,b no g, rse sSsseMgso; No oSs eSq1SSi
92hc.
CoRN--New. unchanged; old, 1lc up:
No, mixed. &c; No. B. 75pc; No. 2 white,
G4Mc.
0ATs-steady; No. white. ts1s@l9Ae,
No. 2 mixed 47047%c.
RYE--04Qqsc.
HAY-Steady; choice timothy. 3l9 son
20 90; choice prairie, Si3.OOGlf3.a0
BUTTER-Creamery, 32c; flrsts, 3Jci
seconds, 2Sc. packing stock, 20c.
i7c
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
NIIImnnkee amin NInrkot.

MILWAUK EE, Nov i6.-WHEAT-No
] northern. si.07hafL0SM; No. northern,
d.06Gil .06is; No. 2 hard winter. Si.O06fl %,
December, 95Ac May S.00N.
oArs-standard. ashQ5oise
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARkE1
Demand for CattIe ana sheep veal
Haas strouu

CHICAGO, Nov 16.-CATTLiC-Recelp
lOWO head; market. weak: betN-es s.. J9o
s.lO; Texas steers, S.00djgtt western
steers. A.3O6I1O; stockers AMI feeders
RDp5.15; cows and heifers, Sl.jOu6.15;
calves, S5.5Ol1S2J
HoGs-Receipts. $1,000 head: market
strong for heavies. others slow; light, $3.50
u6.55; mixed, S610n6.e5; heavy, Si1Olt6 90:
rough. S6.1Ou6.30: good to choices heavy
is&Q67O pigs, A25Gr5.9O bulk OF sales,
SG3JM6 $50
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receiphs. $500
head; market, weak; native, S2.50a3 g.:
western. f2.65d370; yearllngs, S37yIf 10:
lambs, native, s3.75d5.S5; western, So 100
bT5
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17

LONDON, Nov. i6.-rhe weekly state-
ment OF the bank OF England shows the
following changes: Total reserve, in
creased. n,i7t.0OO; circulation. decreased,
securities, increased. fSo9, 900: other de-
posits, Increased. esl6.O0O; public deposits
Increased et.Al.000; notes. reserve. in
creased el.252.ooo; government securities.
banks reserve 70 liability this week Is
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
st. Joseph Live stock Marlct.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Nov. 1G-CATTI,If-.
Receipts, $500 head; market. slow; steers
A.soQSOo; cows and heifers, $290q65O;
calves. s3O06r750.
housekeeping. 1850 head; market
al0e higher; top, $3.50; bulk Of sales, sG15
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. Loo
head; market, steady to weak; lambs,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
NIInnenpoIin araIn AIarket.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov 16.-wHEAT-
pecember, H.oiB; May. si.O0d1. 0alt: July
northern, N.059s6l, Q6H: No northern
A03i60i.OiAi No. wheat. 99cQsl0iA.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
PrnrIn Mnrllet-

PEORIA, Nov. l6--CoRN-Higher; Nc
Q white, Gihc; No. 5 yellow. 6ihe; No.
yellow, 6imc; No. 3 mixed 6SAe. No.
mixed, 6lhc sample, G0c.
OATS-Inactive; Nc. 3 mixed. 46&c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17

NEW YORK. Nov. I6-DRY GOODS
The cotton goods market was somewhat
firmer during the day. In mems wear
and dress goods circles trading for spring
delivery Is more general. Yarns We're
steadier.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
D1sPos1TIoN-IrEAD

| . : ' NieNS
| CATTLELRece.pts OF cattle today were
the heaviest that they have been on
Thursday so far this year, in fact, the
heaviest since September of last year.
All told, psi cars we're reported in. This
of Itself was a very good bear argument
and sufficient to weaken the market.
| HOw0ter, the chief bear influence came
from Chicago. where receipts have been
very large and where the market has
broken very sharply As result of the
large receipts and poor eastern markets
the trade here opened very slow and dulp
with buyers making very little effort to
FIJI orders, being Inclined apparently to
await later Developments before buying
| very freely. In this way II happened
that It was well along toward midday
before enough cattle had really changed
hands 10 establish market quotations.
When the trade was finally under way
some OF the best beef steers sold at close
to steady prices, but. there was a raft OF
common stuff that was hard to move at
prices even 10c lower. The general mar
than yesterday. "a decent Kind of corn
| fed steers sold up to $685. M
Cows and heifers we're extremely slow
| from start to finish, but the best heifers
and Gamers did not show so much change
In prides. on the other hand the general
run OF falr to good COW stuff was little
lower again tnans yesterday, or around
l66t20c lower than Monday. s
Strictly good Feeders were scarce and
prices on such were not especially
mon, trashy kinds that were very hard to
move at any price.
Quotations ON native cattle: Good TO
choice beef steers, s6 1bl7.75; fair to good
beef steers, SG,BedI6.15; common to fair
beef steers. S4,6J6g65O: good to choice
hetfefs, sL5Oa5.a5; good 20 choice cows,
"a. 4Oei5,oo; fair TO good COWS S1Sa4.tv
calves, S3.50a75Q.
Quotations on range cattle; Good to
choice beef steers, y.b75Gp7.25; fair to good
beef steers, S5.0Odt5I5; common to fair
beef steers, s. 4Ou5s0Q; good to choice helf-
ers, 81. 40ub1b: good to choice cows, A.40GD
500; fair TO good cows, SS.65at425; common
To fair COWS, s2.75d3,65; good TO choice
stockers and feeders, $5.OOQ6.O0; fair to
good stoekers and feeders, $A40Q5.00; COM
mon 70 fair stockers and feeders. So. lUSg
20: stock heifefn, $s.2Sa1A26; bulls. stays
ofe a. a5hrd %
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17

LONDON, Nov. 16.-American securities
opened steady and slightly higher. but
later moved irreEularly. At noon prices
RANGED from = above to a below yester-
days New York closing
London clOg.- stprE ouotatfon
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
SuEar Market,

NEW YORK. Nov. l6-SUGAR-RaVr
nominal; muscovado, 50 test. 46ac: cen.
trifugal 81 test, bi2c; molasses, 81 test
iSIe; refined, easy.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
OIIs ana RoEIn.

SAVANNAH. Nov l6-TURPENTINE-
Firm, ne
RosIN-Firm; type r. Nl7hg6@: G.
$3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17

ST. LOUIS. Nov. -WOOI.-steady:
territory and western mediums 'iIS1 "a.
fine mediums, i6qise; fine. is9i5e,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
iYE-No. 2, s5996c: No. 3. 94ae5o.
Carlos teceiots.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Ventures of the Trading ana Closing
Prices on hoard of Trade,

CHICAGO. Nov l6.-Raln damaRe IN
AIBehtlna resulted today IN general
Tightening up and strengthening of ali
We markets on change. Wheat advanced
1eWHc 70 HHAo net, corn 40 70 %spHc
and oats shade 20 hfDAc At the close
nos products varied from last niRht's
level 10 30c above
, Denlals came that injury TO the Ar
EentinA crop had assumed serious propor-
lions, but the possibility OF such a danger
had bullish effect on wheat prIces
here, With 100000 persons In Russian
olliSSlaiy reported today as in immediate
heeo OF RELIEF from famine, the chance OF
obtaining much wheat from the GEARS
country appeared DINNER than at anv
previous time this season, and emphasized
we ehanee OF the record breaking crop
which the trade generally has been count
ing on from Argentina 70 make up what.
ever shortage may exist elsewhere Tn-
trely aside from the Argentina news,
f ~ ~ wheat here showed q firm tone.
~ TINS connection Minneapolis sent word
OF being only Sse n bushe away from
hard winter wheat there from Chicago
The May option, which ranged from egTso
70 SlO9's' closed firm, ss9isc net higher
Corn sympathized with wheat and was
Also Influenced by continued light re-
ceipts. Reports OF slow husking oners-
S sions ana ana poor Yield tended to lift values
s5Ac, closing firm at the last named
figures. an advance OF &c NET. Casb
GRADES were strong. No. yellow was
quoted at 75eD75ikc
oats tagged upward. Receipts were
small. Outside limits touched for Nav
were 593tc and 49ysc. with the close boisS
wye gain of tqhc, over last night.
Irade IN provisions was the largest In
some time, One OF the chief packinE
companies bought openly ON a large
scale stock yards spectators. TOO
Doukht Freely. The immediate reason ap,
closed up illsQ20c. with ribs and lard be-
hind, put rising, too, I'm the order named
9uotatlons on leading futures were:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17

$3.50 per cent; last week it was p4 per
cent
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
stock In Sight,

Receipts of live stock at the five prin-
clpal markets yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
'Ios1g stock quotations.

MONEH-lMdi per cent.
Inc rate OF discount IN the open mar
ket Tor short bills Is az per cent; for
three months bills, 39sd3 7-i6 per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
Sunday.

Receipts and disposition OF live stock at
the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha, for
the twenty-four hours ending at y. IN.
yesterday:
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23
STEAMER OSHKOSH LOST.
Turns Turtle or cIstsop Hesch-En-
aIneer Alone Escapes.


Astoria, Feb. 14.-The gasoline
schooner Oshkosh. belonging to the Ell.
more fleet OF coasting vessels, bound
from Tillamook to the Umpqua river
with small cargo of -four, turned
turtle about 10 o'clock Monday morn
ing near the striped buoy, half a
mile south OF the end of the Columbia
river jetty, and six Of her crew, IN
GLIDING the captain. we're drowned,
the engineer, George May. being the
only survivor. She left Tillamook
early Saturday morning, the fact of
her being lightly laden no doubt
contributing greatly to the disaster.
The lost are: Captain Thomas La
than, one OF the best known steam
boat men in this section; William r.
Deane, part owner OF the vessel and
engineer; AL Davis, cook; Gus Chill
berg and Gus Ramzager, deckhands,
all residents OF Astoria
About 1920 a. m. as they were
nearing the striped buoy off the end
OF the jetty, the vessel suddenly
preached to. She went down by the
nose slowly, then settled on her side.
and went completely over with a
sudden plunge. Mr. May says that
what happened afterward is like a
dream. He managed to reach a beam
In the floor of the engine room and
got on top of it, and throwing his
arm around the mast held on for life
The water was up to his armpits
but there was about two and a half
feet OF air space. For nearly six
hours he hung on in this manner
with his eardrums nearly bursting
from the awful pressure OF the air as
the hull rolled and tossed. and faint
ed with hunger and WEAKNESS, until
the hull was thrown upon the beach
short distance south of the jetty.
The wreck was thrown we'll up on
the beach and as the water receded
he realized he was safe. He managed
to break through a partition and got
out on the beach, none the worse,
physically, except a few bruises and
from hunger and WEAKNESS, for his
awful experience. This was about
3;45 p. m. He then made his way to
the jetty where he was met by George
Flatman, one OF the engineers, and
taken on handcar to the head
quarters
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23
PRESERVING SELECT GRAPES
great Care Must Be Used Win
Choice Fruit-lnferlor Grade
Good for Picking.

ror preserving select grapes of fine
havor wash them and free them from
SKINS and seeds, lay the skins careful
~ aside for use later, and put the
grapes into a preserving kettle. Cook
them until the seeds become loosened
from the pulp and press them through
sieve that will exclude the seeds
Ihen weigh the fruit. after adding the
SKINS. For every pound allow a
pound OF sugar and let the whole sim
mer for half an hour or longer
INFERIOR grapes that will not make
good preserve can often be adj
Vantageously used In a pickle. In
TACT. 1t is an extravaganza to use
grapes OF fine flavor for picking. as
tne spices and vinegar hide the flavor.
But, OF course. the grapes should be
IN good condition. Press the pulp
from the skins. after washing and re-
moving the stems. Put little water
into a porcelain lined kettle. Add the
grapes and then let them cook slowly
Tor half an hour on the back of the
stove, where there Is no danger Of
burning Press the whole through a
sieve that excludes the seeds. Add to
every quart OF grapes one pint of
sugar. and half pint of vinegar.
with cloves and cinnamon to suit the
laste' J. Is well to use only half as
nucn cloves as you have of cinnamon
.he former being so much stronger in
navor. Boil the whole till the skins
are Sort when 1t viii be ready to set
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23
NAVARRO luaED MIRO rRAp.
oustavo Dadsro Explains Purpose Of
Movsmsnt on Juarsx.

oustavo padero Explains Purpose Of
Movement on Juarsx.
Washington-That Orozco. the
Mexican rebel general, never intend
ed to attack juarex. but amply made
a faint IN that direction. Is the opin-
Ion OF Gnstavo Madero. brother OF
the rebel leader Of that name. He
said:
"Orozco's real purpose was 10 draw
away from the vicinity OF the state
capital. chihuahua. the entire federal
force located there. To do this his
only hope lay In menacing Juarex. to
whose rescue he knew Navarro and
Raoago would come rather than let
the custom house fall into insurgenf
hands You will notice that pracfic.
ally no obstacles were placed Ia the
way OF the rescuing expedition.
"1oday Orozcc Is on his way south
ward stronger than ever. There he
viii cor 'r1l every communication be-
tween Navarro and the capital. II
viii COW be impossible for Navarro or
Rabago to get any more mon unless
some ara permitted to come through
United States territory