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Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-03

white rice popcorn, per ID. &c, checkers.
pei lOo-pkg case. $50; checkers. per a.
pkg. case. 81 10
The following prices are furnished by
the Gilllnsky Fruit company:
FRUrrS-Apples-E Jonathan ap-
pies, per bbl, N6o; drop Jonathan apples,
Dbl, u; No. ! Stayman winesaps per
bbl.. t4.oo. No / Ben Davis, per bhi $3.50
extra fancy California bellflowers. 4 tier,
per box, S2W; extra fancy Washington
Grimes Goldens, per box S28; extra
fancy Idaho Northern Spy, Greetings. or
klngs, per box, 500; extra fancy Idaho
Ramoos, per box, S2.S. Peaches, Pears
and Prunes-ENtra fancy Elberta free
stone peaches per box, 1bc; extra fancy
Elberta freestone peaches. D crate lots
per crate, f0c; large blue prunes, per
crate NiS; crate lots, per crate. size;
Idaho Bartlett pears, per box, 2.1'. Cali
tornia extra fancy Beurre Clalrgeau
pears, per box. s3@; California extra
fancy winter Nellis pears. per box. S27S;
Colorado extra fancy Kiefer pears. per
box. c&: New York Kiefer pears, per
3-bushel barrel, AOO; Michigan Kiefer
pears, per bushel basket. sLS6 Valencia
sizes. per box, $500; Sunkist Valencias
$50, $3.50; 176. 30 nc $50 sizes. per box,
sLW Lemons-Extra fancy Sunkist, So0s
and Sels, per box, t9o0. extra vnoice red
ball lemons, S00s and S6os. per box, $3.50.
antaloupes-Colorado Burweil Gems. per
crate, Sl0O Grapes-Extra fancy Gold
Medal TOkay grapes per crate, no; eN-
ira fancy Malaga grapes, per crate N.4O;
New York grapes. per basket Soc 90
basket lots. per basket, 2ec: Michigan
grapes. per basket. sc; ~ basket lots,
per basket, &c; homegrown grapes, per
basket, 22c 70 basket lots. per basket
nc: imported Malaga grapes, extra fancy
500; fancy, $3.50. Grapefruit-Extra fancy
Florida, 46, $50; "a, " sizes, $500. Gram
berries-Per barrel, fT50: per box. s2T5.
ETABlES-Potatoes, genuine Red
River early Ohio potoatoes per bushel
9oc; Maple River Burbanks, per bushei
90c: Virginia sweet potatoes per bhi,
2B. Cabbage-ITollsnd seed, per ID, &C.
Onions-California, large yellow, per ID.
2ihc; Wisconsin, large red globe, per H..
.2Ac; Spanish, per crate, $50; white boil
Ing, per ID, &c. TomRtoes-C CaliforuiR
per 4-basket crate, h.1b; crate lots, N.db;
homegrown, per basket. 400
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-03
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

BUITITER-No 1. lib. cartons. sc: No
FIsH-white, fresh lie; trout fresh.
mockerel, Ice; shAd roe, per pair, Ioc:
salmon, fresh, l0c; halibut, fresh lie
buffalo, 9oi bulheads, 1Sc; channel cat.
cHEEsBmimporteSd SS S''tSTHi; swiss. its &c. Amer
lean Swiss. 26c; block Swiss. 24c: twins
ls1as daisies iS5sc tr,pets. ls'Se yOans
SspseT sh elpS Se% sosl yoLs Srck ,,,s ise ,a linn
POu1TRY-Broilers S5.Ood6OO per dor.
hens, 11ci cocks, re; ducks, 1sdD2oc; geese
iSc; turkeys, &c; pigeons, per doz. H.2O;
geese, fun feathered. iOc: SQUADS No i
81 90: No. .. SOC.
Wholesale prices of beef cuts effective
'O6fA 8EAEF T omaaa cTsRfSs sTS as NO. foGwS ise No
l6c; No; g. l2c: Loins, No. /. ls14c; No. 2,
l6kc; No. g. l81hc. Chucks No. /, 104c;
No. 2. 9hc; No. 3. s'tc. Rounds, No. l.
i4c; NO: 2 l2'to; No B. llNc. Plates. No.
MISCELLANEOUS = California figs,
rkgs.,. t2.Oc: California black figs, I2 2.
per lb.. lsc; S-crown imported figs, per
h.. 13c; 7-crown pulled figs (boxes weigh
itg about lbs), a0c; 5-crown pulled figs
boxes Cpoxes y,,lS weighing . about about 5 lbs 7Se; :
per dozen, t1.25; Dromedary brand dates,
pkg, $500; Anchor Brand dates, pkg,
N.25 parsnips, per ID, &c; carrots, per
lb., 1lkc; California Jumbo celery. per
cozen, 75c: Michigan celery. per dozen,
S5c; cider. per keg. $3@; cider, per half
ley, per per dozen, Zoe; radisS. per % dozen,
20c; head lettuce, per dozen, sl.O0: home
grown leaf lettuce, per dozen. 4oc; green
peppers. per basket. S.00: wax or Fsreen
beans. per basket. S1.O0; hot house cuoum-
bers, per dozen, 75c; caulifiower. per h.,
1oc to 12hc; Venetian garlic, per lb., 12lae'
eggplant, per dozen, $50; horseradish,
dozen bottle in case, per case, 800; wal
nuts, No, l soft shell, per lb.s 20c: medium
pecans, per lb, 1910; pecanE, Jumbo, per
h.. l5c; giant pecans, Louisiana paper
shell. per lb., 25c; Filberts. per lb,, 1bc;
25c; Brazils, per To-, 1sc; large. washed.
per lb., l9c; black walnuts, per lb, 2hc;
raw No. peanuts. per H.. &c; Jumbo
peanuts. per lb.. Sc. roasted peanuts, per
lb., Slsc; shell bark hickory nuts. per
lb., &c, large hickory nuts. per h., &c;
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-03
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commoditiea.

NEW YORK, Nov. l.-FLOUR-Staady;
spring patents, t4S5q455; winter straights
Ml9g4D; winter patents. AtoQAeo;
sinteT Geszs ssssts NJ 0gt% Extra No ss'rs Winter Win
S.aqS.5o: Kansas stralghts. S4.i6O14 10
WHEAT-spot, irregular; No. red, 91c.
nominal c. T. {. New York export basis
northern Duluth. 8lhc, T. o. b. aflost.
Futures. firm; December. s5%c; May, ssc.
HOPS-luiet: state. common 90 choice
1919 1919 sS4Soc; s. lsis. 25gSse: Pacific Coast
HIDEs-steady; Bosota, slH9a2'ic; Cen,
coRN-spot, steady; export. soc. E. o. b
HAY-ouiet; standard, S1.O2lhai.O6: No
!, 8 o6@1o7lt; No. 2. ssca'ioo: No. D.
LEATHER-Firm: hemlock. firsts, 2ed
OATs-spot quiet; standard white, $50
&c; No. 8, t46l4So fancy clipped white,
PRovIHoNs-Pork, steady: mess, s2aS
$50; family. t24.6O027.oo: short clear
is,JO; family. OI ISS.ocSSC'oC,. % Cut meSts.
Sgiet; ptckiI;ssd ses bellies: 10 20 = pounds
sltooal4z. Lard, firm; middle west,
$40. 75d10S5; refined, steady; continent.
sll4s; South America, u2lO; compound,
TALLow-steady: city, csc; country.
6Q6Ac; special. SAC.
BUTTER-Steady; receipts. 4y6OO tubs;
creamery extras, 32n8Sc; firsts, z]kG30c:
seconds. 25QZ7c; creamery. held extras,
90d31c: firsts, z7IkdD29c: seconds, 25Q27c I;
state dairy, finest, Sods1c; good to prime,
Hq29c; process extras. AGtNc; limit ation
creamery, firsts, 26q2b1tc; factory, June
make. firsts, 26c; factory current make,
firsts, 2SlfQ24c; packing stock. June make,
No. l, 23lac.
CHEESE-Steady; receipts, 800 boxes
state. whole milk. white or colored. spe-
cials. 1blfa15%c: state. whole milk, white
or colored, average fancy, bkc; skins,
llikdD13o.
EGGS-Firm; receipts, 500 cases; fresh
gathered extras. 37d89c: extra firsts, 80
QS4c; firsts. 80d32c: refrigerator. special
marks, fancy, seasons charges paid, IN
d2Sc; firsts, 261sQ27c; nearby bennery,
whites, fine to fancy, 60Q65c nearby hem
merry. gathered whites. 6oa5Sc; western
gathered whites. 33Gb47c.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-03

V anything a little easier than last
week
Stockers and feeders have been IN good.
active demand all the week and the
market has been firm every day. IL
might be best described aa good
healthy market from start 10 finish
supplies have not been light and there
has been little or no accumulation Of
cattle In the hands OF ward traders. 40
that at the end OF the week the market
is practically bare of cattle
Quotations on cattle: Good 60 choice
corn-fed beef steers. SS,SdI9 %. fair TO
good Corn-fed beef steers s. O0gfS 25; com
mon TO fair corn-ted beef steers s. 800
s.Wi fair TO choice curn-fed yearllnRs.
N'ecHs1' g0od to choice range steers.
y .&NS,S, fair to good range steers, S. ~
% " common to fair range steers. $500
lb, &t good To choice Corn-fed heifers,
= 5oafi go good to choice grass heifers
~. tpSIt n; good to choice cows, 81. s0d6 o.
fair to good grades, s. 2dTo -; common
to fair grades. - 6OdN IS; good 70 choice
stockers aud feeders, 81 OoaS %. fair to
good stockers and feeders. s.. i5d6 n,
stock cows and heirers. 81 7SaS Is; veal
calves, S.oGs.'s bulls. stays, etc, s.. GoQ
Hoes Supplies were fair for satur-
day, around 90 cars oy 4,$SO head. being
received. This brings the weeks total up
To 3I2l6 Just about the same "a last week.
but nearly 5000 smaller than a wear ago.
Trade was rather slow In getting under
way this morning. Reports from other
markets Indicated slightly weaker prices.
and with a fair showing TO pick from
packers did not seem To- be In any hurry
TO Eet started. Spectators broke the ice
BY picking up few loads during the
first rounds at figures that were steady
TO possibly Just a shade lower. Packers
first bids were nearly n nickel lower, and
as sellers were holding for steady money
not much was done for while, but a
compromise was finally reached and the
bulk of the offerings moved at prices that
were steady 20 be lower. Trade was more
or less drsEgy but the movement was
fairly continuous and practically every
thing had been cleaned up before 10
o'clocR.
Rulk OF the sales was made at 81 eSQ
: 70 and little bunch OF heavy butchers
reached s. 50
During the first four days of this week
Valuas advanced steadily, making a gain
OF 2Od95c Receipts were very light and
there was a good buying demand. A
weak close on Thursday and lower mar
kets on the next two days served To cut
the advance In half and at the close OF
the week prices are Just about lOc higher
than last Saturday, Bulk a week ago was
selling at 81 .B56r7 .65, with a top OF S.Ih
uN.N NNxsa
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-03
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Liverpool Market Preeipitates Many
Heavy Local Losses.
WEAKNESS REACTS ON CORN
yellow Cereal Is Given a Substantial
Boost when Oats Lose Strength,
but Later Takes Tumble
Itself.

OMAHA. Nov. 1. 1915,
ne abnormal action of the Liverpool
Nheat market for the last week has
caused heavy losses among the local trad
eIs ana SOME OF the losses have been
suffered BY spectators, who are now
wearing long faces. Is is not certain
mat the foreign markets have been forced
lpwafd and downward for a purpose, but
.there are many In the trade who lay
these fluctuations at the door of the men
VINO are long wheat and hold the whip
the Chicago wheat pit has narrowed down
and IL is now almost wholly confined 10
the regular room traders. The Mime
apolis market is complaining OF a lack
OF outside as well as Chicago business.
message received from New York late
yesterday said that the trade there has
been at a standstill for some time past.
The fact that the United states Is un-
able to sell any OF its " heat for export
around the present level us probably the
principal cause Of the narrowness Of the
market. The business transacted at Chi
Cego In cash wheat yesterday amounted
TO only 1000 bushels
The professional In wheat pits Is with
cut a market compass, and is unable 70
determine rs to the proper course in or
der to head off the powers in wheat who
are able to make prices to suit their. own
sweet will
Cash wheat was iSc lower.
The weakness in oats, coupled with
the bright weather throughout the corn
market yesterday, at least two OF the
larger longs in corn gave that market
support when it WAS needed early in the
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-03

bring E.tO. which was the highest point
touched during the week
The advance on aged sheep amounts
10 lb02SC and the market had pretty
much the same features as that on
lambs The supply was very fair though
moderate Tor this time OF the year. clos
NIX trade was active and there continues
a good inquiry FOR all kinds OF mutton
offerings
The feeder trade was also In good
SHAPE. especially for this late In the
season. being about steady with the best
grades OF feeding lambs. quotahle at ~ Is
06& Most OF the fairly good kinds OF
medium weight are bringing prices
around y. .lhGi6W and those Of light
weight $50 and on down. There is some
trashy stuff selling a. low as SAN
quotations on sheer and lambs: Lambs,
good TO choice s100dIfO ": lambs, fair to
sooI, T'vdt~, IlHmps. cuus s. OOfi6 10,
lambs, feeders, N3a6S: yearlings light.
~ Ieno.0; ycarlinEa. heavy. s. S5GfS. 2S;
rcarlinss, feeders A.Wa5.60; wethers.
good TO choice, ~ Ibdf0.50 wethers. faiI
to good, AoSG6oO; wethers feeders, aa
N4,e' ewes, good 70 choice. 81 256na 80;
ewee fair 20 good g. s&f6sS: ewes, feed
ers, SS5GASS. Gull sheep 81 O0fp4 Is
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-03

sHEEP-FreHh arrivals amounted 10
some 1883 head, but all except few
lambs were enroute to an eastern point.
This makes a total for the week OF about
i30.7Oi head, being s,226 less than last
than during the same week last year,
The proportion OF killers was very
small, nearly every day this week and
as there was good buying demand
prices of both fat lambs and anything In
the line OF mutton had a strong and up
ward tendency. Fat lambs are quotable
anywhere from ibffebc higher than a
week ago and good. strong undertone
features the trade on this basis. The
best range lambs were extremely scarce
and sold up to r.8, being the top on
such kinds for the week. Bulk Of the
range lambs at all suitable for killing
went TO the packers around 187b. with
some fleshy feeding grades at ,8tOf
$50 that the packers would not look at
short time ago A few native and
quite sprinkling of fed westerns
showed up, being the first OF any Inn
portance for the season Among these
were some fed lambs good enough to
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-03
Total receipts. 3 90
DISPOSITION-HEAp.
Total

CATTLE-There Were no cattle here OF
consequence and the feeling was gener-
ally steady with yesterday. For the week
receipts have been very light for this
season OF the year. being much smaller
than any recent week and smaller than a
year ago by about 10000 head.
Good cornfed beef steers, especially
yearlings. have been In good demand all
the week and prices on that kind OF
cattle are fully steady and II anything a
little stronger than last week. On the
other hand, the common to medium
grades OF cornfeds, that is the habitat
kinds, which come into direct competition
with western rangers, have shown more
or less weakness. II is very evident that
me packers prefer good grass beef TO
haf-fat cornfeds, with the result that
the latter are 10Ql5c lower than last
week on the other hand. range beeves
nave been good sellers and prioes have
gradually firmed up until they are l5GD
Aoe higher than the close OF last weak
GOOD cows and heifers have been
steady, showing little change for the
week. Less desirable kinds. which means
the medium grades, that is those that
are above the Gamer grade, but not good
enough to make real desirable killers. are
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-03
kansas city Live stock Market.

'kANSAs CITY. Nov. CATTLE E-Re.
ceipts, 500 head: market steady: prime
led steers HeoGa,5o; dressed beef steers
NHdS1b western steers. 81. 256s 50; south.
ern steers, -. .26df& IS, cows SA25dpi eb
a6a WV"
HOGS-Receipts 2.Ooo head. market &c
lower bulk, S.55df7S0; heavy. t7606r7 Sk;
psyNers sn,tIs and butchers, N.0Od7SO, light,
NSOpI IS; pigs. t6O0a7S.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, A0e
head market steady. lambs, 81 .0OiI IS,
yearllnEs, 8a6.o; wethers. A.2Sdf6. 90
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-03
cnICAGo LIVE srOCK MARKET
Cattle auiet-HoEs steady 60 rive
Cents LOUer

CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-CATTLIe-Receipts
l'oVo head market quiet. barely steady:
$50 western steers S6OnQS 10. atoekers
and feeders. S0d'1 50; COWS aud heifers
" S5qiS 20. calves. S660ai07s.
HOGS-Recelpts. 1900 head market
steady to 30 lower; bulk OF sales, 81 SOlh
$40: light. S165dfSiO; mixed, 81 eodS Z.
heavy, sI6o0s.S rough. N.5OdT7O: pigs,
SliEEP- Receipts, 5000 head; market
slow native. tAiO06,06; westt On. s4t01
300 yearllngs, y lod6. co. lambs, native,
SOouIb0 western. t6Oa6f7 30
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-03
st. Lo-i. Iiv. stock Market.

ST LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. CATTLE
Receipts, 1900 head; market strong; good
TO choice steers, G.iOdf7S6: stockers and
teeders &2SgIto; cows and heifers, 81 Is
southern steers. S6.0o6sG. 70. cows and helf-
ers, tLi0dfS8
HOGS-Receipts, 100 head; market
steady; pigs and lights, t6SoQs.06; MIXED
Ge20
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, none;
market steady; muttons 81 IeQt@; year
lings. t6,OOQp6.0o; lambs. 81. .2SGIT,GO.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-03

day but they refused to absorb the
offerings later on and the consequence
Was lower prices all around.
Cash corn was unchanged to &c higher.
oats were heavy. with cash values
also lower. Cash sales In Chicago were
le5,oW bushels. Cash oats were nc lower
Clearances; Wheat and flour $50 coo
bu. corn, 1000 bu.; oats. 22.OO bu.
Liverpool close. Wheat, unchanged to
Nd lower corn. &d1tsd lower.
Primary wheat receipts were 1.Oil 900
bu. and shipments te4 600 bu.
Primary corn receipts were $1,000 bu
and shipments $4,000 bu.
Primary oats receipts were 10000 bu
and shipments 721. 90 bu.
A year ago today was a holiday, there
fore no primary movement for that date.
- A u
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-03

cember, Is sd March, IS lid; May, IS
l%d
CORN-Spot easy American mixed. &c
Cd; futures, l.aPlata, weak. November, Is
Cd. December, q S7sd
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-03
'ARlsoT RECEIPTS.

Omaha Cash Prices-wheat: No. ? hard.
SOdS2lSc; No. hard. 7sitdS2c; No, 4 hard,
77Q7shc; No. spring, NGsiHc; No.
spring, 7ed379Shc. No durum, Bts676Ac.
Corn, No. white, 6sd6sMc; No. white,
6oG169iSc; No. 4 white, 6SQ6Sl4c; No. yel-
low, 7OIsd7OAc; No. 3 yellow, iVAQ7OHc
No. yellow, eqc: No. e. 6ehc; No. 3. 6sd
6e4c No. 4. 6sg6S4c. oats: No, white,
3Shc; standard. SSc. No. white, Sll4q
S7Nc; No. white SAaSIhc. Barley
Mailing, e0d7Oc: No. l feed, i7a66c. Rye
No. 2, 6s1tdl69c; No 3, 5Sd6Shc.
The following cash sales wsrs reported
Wheat: No. 3 hard winter, cars. SIC.
No. 3 spring. ! car, Sil4c. No. spring.
l car, .7sitc, No. 3 mixed, car, soitc.
No. durum, J. car. &c. No. 3 durum, 3
cars, 76Ac; 2 cars. 76ltc. No. durum.
l car, 7bItc. Rye: No. 2. cars, sec No.
8, ! car 5sldc Corn: No white, 1 car,
esAc; car. 69c. No. yellow, 2 cars
(new). 7Oc. No. yellow. I cars 70lSc; /
car (new). &C; \ car (new). CSC No. 4
yellow, car. sec No. mixed, 2 cars.
6ehc No. mixed. 8 cars 69No; car,
6se; 1 car part new, 6shc; l car new.
6shc; ! car new, 6skc oats No. 2
white. l car. 3shc. Standard. ] car. sSc
No. white, l car. 37&c l4lI cars, s7hc.
No. white, cars Sfiic; l car, S7lc.
Rejected | car &c.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-03
sInnr Citr Lirn ntock MnrLet.

Receipts. 200 head.
Hods-Receipts. $500 head market
steady to &c higher; heavy, t7.5oQ177 20;
mixed. 81, ,7oep7.e0; light, s7SO97.ES.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reoelpta, 600
head; market steady; fed muttona, $500
6,0oi wethers, ADodf6.oo, ewes, S9.7bd4bO;
lambs, ta.O0d75 So
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-03
80. Joseph Live stock Market.

ST. JOSEPH Nov l--CATTIE,-Receipt
1850 head; market steady steers, g. 25ela rs
cows and heifers, ti.oo1i, 20; calves. tb.O0af
1000
HoGs-Receipts, $500 head marke
steady to Sc lower; top, t7@; bulk 81 $50
7.7b.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-03
Kansas city Grain ana Provisions

KANSAS CITY. Nov. l.-wHEAT--
No, 2 red s9Q9ic: No. 3, S7a90c.
CORN-No, 2 72c; No, 2 white, I2at@
7Sc No g. 72ttc.
oATs-No. white. 40itc; No. 2 mixed.
SQjkc.
Closing prices OF futures.
WHEAT-Decemher HisdHNc May
s61sc.
CORN-December, zoo; May, 72hc
HUT~TBR--Creamery SOC; firsts, 2Sc; ;
seconds. &c; packing stock, &c.
E9GS-Ftrstr, 500; seconds. 20c.
PoULTRY-iiens. llh ROSTERS, &c;
ducks, lOc; apHngs lihc,
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-03
MinneapoIis Grain Mnrlet.

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. l--wHEAT--No. o.
hard, s5Nc: No, / northern, ssss6fs5 s5tkc:
No, northern, SiAQsshc: No. ;, 1850
nhe; No. hard, Montana, s2Ac; De-
eember. S1kc; May. NMc.
FTOUR-Unchanged.
RRAN--Unchanged.
CoRN--No. 8 yellow, eSa69c e.
oATS-No. 3 white, %i.df36itc.
RYE-No. :. b8fi56stc. tl-r
Fi.AX-ti. 33&Gf1. a6[.
BARI.EY-lSGfG7c
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-03
80. Louis General Mar,t.,.

ST. LOUIS. Nov I-w1IEAT-No. :
red, stdig6hc; No. 2 hard, SSitao2ci De
CQRN-No. . 7te; No. white. 7tc: De-
oATs-No, q too; No. white 4lIfc;
December, +oc; May, 43o
RYE~-eSMc.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-03

chicago Cash Priees--Wheat; No. red
e5A n96Ac; No. red. 9snp3c No. hard
s6.sgS1he; No 3 hard. @%aSec No. ?
No. ? spring, NmSSc; No. 2 spring, S4Q
sec: velvet chaff S56Is7hc. durum. Si6f
SbAc Corn. No, 2, T2hf7Sc; No, white.
T2nc. No 3 yellow, rae oats No. ?
white 40A44ic; No. white, S'tG8sisc
standard, 40qi0itc, RYE; No. ?, e5c. Bar
ley, 54dIS0c Seeds: Timothy, N.Wi5.jO
clover til 0O6nl3.o0 Provisions: Pork,
tie. rs; lard. tl0,S5is: ribs. $40. 25dri0. IS.
BUTTER--Iiigher. creameries, 2ide4lsc
10 aiitc.
EClds--trnsettled: receipts. 24S9 cases.
at mark, cases included. 24h6f2Sbac; ordi-
nary firHts, 26dr2sc; firsts, a0dIs1c,
CHEESE Higher; daisies, 159i5hc;
twins. ithdlt%c; Americas. l5Qlbhc long
horns, 1bi4Ql5iSc
POTATOES-- Lower: receipts. Is cars;
Michigan and Wisconsin, 6Sw7Sc; Mime
sofa and Ohio, 654f72c.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-03

IdYernonI GrnIn AfnrLe4.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. i.-wHRAT-Spot.
steady: No. 1 Manitoba. o. lOjtd; No q
6s iOd No. 3. o. sd; futures easy; De.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-03
RRCEIPTS-CARS

Receipts ana disposition OF live stock
at the Union stock yards, South Omaha.
for twenty-four hours ending at 3 o'clock
yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-03
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
prices ON Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-Oklahoma reports
OF an acreage 20 per cent larger than last
year and OF growth conditions the hest
In long time put n weight today on tho
price OF wheat There was a heavy feel
ing at the close, which was Sc to NaAo
under last night Corn finished &c to
AR'sc off and oats down &C TO ifdMc
The outcome for provisions varied from
unchanged figures to 7isc decline.
II was an official state report that gave
prestige TO the news regarding wheat In
oklahoma FlaterinR Rdvlces from other
authorities and referring also to the win
ter crop elsewhere obtained thus de-
gree OF credence which was speedily ap-
parent In the downward course Of the
market. Argentina prospects we're like
wise OF a character Ia discourage the
bulls side, and so. too, were lower quota
tons from Liverpool
Although provisions al first weakened
with hogs, prices later displayed a rela-
lively firm tone. The change OF sentl-
ment came about chiefly through bullish
estimates OF what would be shown by
the monthly statement OF the warehouse
stock OF lard.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-03

Aruoiel CIose.l hlkh. low ! liose. les y.
Wheat
Dee. iS6aa ass 50 SihIS5hmNl S6it
MAY, l9O9sah 90i 90kl 90is 0A
Corn.
Dec. 69&dh 20 69as l699sni5l IOA
May. l10Nadl7 ~ 1OtsG7l l10Asdltl I0irl 7lA
Oats.
Dec SSA SNA &sISSUiI 3S&
May. '42i.6A i2Al f2 l42Hi2is 42is
Pork
Jan. 20 O7lsl 20 11isl 90 O2isl 20 o6 20 12}i
May 20 i1t % 22lt 20 Gi7l 20 10 20 17is
Lard
Jan, 10 62]sl 10 20 10 62i9I 10 65 10 62-65
May 10 so 10 S7is 10 so 10 S2tS. 10 SO-S2
Ribs
Jan. 10 6 1910 iOG5 l0G iO6
May 10 M iOB 10 T7islIO T7-SOli0 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-30
GIVING DOUBLY.

OF course you all like to give, but
how many of you ever give to people
who really need or TO people you do
not know? Many Of you would like
10 give to people you do not know
and don't know how TO. But there is
very simple way TO do il without
my extra expense and with a saving
If time. too, Does that sound I'M
possible? But listen. You can give
real gift To the tired girls and boys
who work in shops by buying all your
Christmas things HOW-before the
Christmas ruSh-whether it be al
ready made presents or material for
presents that you are going to make
You may not do your shopping your
selves. but you can tell your big sister
or mother that you know way of be-
Ing philanthropist. Philanthropist Is
n long word but it only means lover
Of mankind. Now, isn't this just the
time for you TO begin to be Il lover
of and a thinker about mankind: Isn't
this really the meaning of Christmas!
Isn't this what Peace on earth, good
will TO men" means?