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VILLA PURSUES REMNANT Of
TORREON FEDERAL GARRISON
vELAsCo MAKES GETAWAY FROM ToRREoN WITH
HERNANDEZ HEELs-vILLA ALSO JOINS IN PURSUIT
RE5ElS-MANY OF
VIVA VILLA" WHEN TOLD THEY WILL
COMMANDER

Velascos wounded cannot be con
firmed.
Velasco feared that his men would
mutiny out OF fear OF Villa. Many
small bands OF feielals deserted to
the rebels during the house to house
fighting.
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Suit AGAINST Stock Exchange.

St Louis, Mo, April A nine
million dollar damage suit against
the st. Louis Stock Exchange and 9TH
ers, charging monopoly in dealing in
live stock, has been filed here.
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Woodmen Circle.

Regular mseting Monday after
noon at $50 All members are re-
Quested to be present as We have
special communication to be read
TO the members
SARAH NJ. HOLLAND,
Guardian.
BIRD SANDLIN. Clerk
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ANTI CONVENTIONS OFF
Generally Believed Precinct Conven'
tions Will Be Abandoned.

Dallas, Tex, April Indications
are that the precinct conventions for
the anti Fort Worth conventions have
been generally abandoned over the
state today.
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Youth Shot Employer.

Vancouver, B. c., April Jack
Kong Chism, aged II, shot to death
his employer, Mrs. c. ]. Millard to-
day, because she scolded him.
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Villa to San Pedro.

Juarez, April 4.-General Villa is
reported vigorously pursuing the
rederals who escaped from Tor
reon He has left Torreon for San
Pedro.
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Secretary Bryan Improved.

Washington, D. C, April 4.-Sec-
'etary BRYAN is better today and
may return to his work Monday.
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. Pasadena, Calf, April 4.-Freder-
ick Weyerhauser, the millionaire lum-
herman, died here today.
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We are selling a car OF hay on Fris-
co track, 80 cents a bale, any amount
Hudson & Arthur.
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WEATHER FORECAST

New Orleans, La, April A.
The weather forecast for Okla
homa for Sunday is generally
fair.
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Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17
Cotton Market,

NEW YORK, Oct l6.-No material
change was reported In the cotton situa-
ton here today, Low temperatures were
again reported from western sections Of
the belt, but made very little Impression
on sentiment. while clearing weather sug.
picking and ginning In eastern and cen-
trail sections. The neXt report Of the
census bureau. due October 70, will give
tho amount OF cotton gihned up to the
close OF business tomorrow, and is eN-
pected TO show IN the neighborhOOd OF
100000 bales, or a slight increase over
last years figures. Exports were larger
today, which with the somewhat steadler
ruling OF the southern spot markets was
supposed 10 reflect the demand for the
last half Of october shipments Into
sight figures are gradually increasing
but still show big falling OFF as COM
pared with last season. New orleans spot,
quiet, ii-l6c. Sales, ,065 bales
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
England, France and Norway on the
Buying Side Of Wheat Market
MILLION AND HALF FOR THE DAY
without Foreign Purchases sbarp
Break Would Have Occurred IN
Futures and Possibly In
the Cash wheat.

OMAHA, oct. ID, iata
England and France, "a well as Nor
way, were In the wheat market on the
buying side in a liberal manner yester-
day, Their purchases were reported at
SroNO bushels. and an additional amount
was taken at the gulf. a. well Rs at the
Atlantic ports. TO make up 100000 bush.
els for the day. Foreigners were also
buyers Of wheat futures az well as I'm
tho southwestern markets. Kansas city
reported good sales for export 10 60 out
Via the guilt, and which were not included
IN the sales referred 60 above. The buy
ING OF the December future In the Chicago
market was led by brokers rating for
the Armour Grain company. as we'll AZ
for the J. Rosehbaum Grain company.
Had not foreigners come into the wheat
m6rket as buyers yesterday, sharp
break would have been seen In futures
and possibly In the cash. while the ioases
Tor the former were %c for both Deem
Der and May. Duluth reported foreigners
for December delivery.
George Fuller OF the, Bartlett-Fraxler
mouse, and who was Ia New York yester-
day. wired that sulf No, hard winter
cheaper than In Chicago. That II Is sell.
ing at December price TO &c over T. O. b.
steamers, while tho wheat costs bls6i6c
over (. o. b. at the Atlantic seaboard.
With only &c per bushel difference in
ocean freight.
a. private cable received from Liver
pool quoted the wheat market there as
firm, with the offerings light No 2
hard winter is quoted there at +s per
quarter, which Is Cd pcr quarter higher
than last Tuesday,
There were losses In corn Of &aAc. but
there was some reaction and advance
from the lower levels OF the session
Longs were principal sellers and their
otterings were quite a weight and but
poorly taken care or
The export trade In oats was fairly ac-
tive, with the total sales footing up 500 900
bu. Prices for the day were SslDbsc lower
Wheat was Bdlc higher
Corn was hmiAc higher
oats were &c higher
ClearRnces we're: Wheat and flour,
equal to $4,000 blu. corn. none; oats none.
Liverpool closing: Wheat, l%dsd higher;
corn, Id higher.
Primary wheat receipts were 1851 900 bu.
and shipments 100000 bu., against re-
oeipts OF l0S7. 900 bu. and shipments OF
7ps. 900 bu. last year.
Primary corn receipts were $4,000 bu.
and shipments 32i 600 bu. against receipts
Of $4,000 bu. and shipments Of $4,000 bu.
last year.
Primary oats receipts were .029 900 hu.
and shipments $4,000 bu.. against receipts
OF 1l6,OO btu and shipments OF $4,000 bu.
last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17
COLORADO.
1 steer. $50 9 Is W


HoGs-With receipts very moderate
ana prices showing little or no change al
other points, the local trade Opened out
Just about steady. Taking yestefday -
low close Into consideration. the Henafhl
market can be quoted as steady 10 HtronR
az Thursdays average, prices being Just
about the same az were paid during the
early rounds yesterday. ShIpSinR and
speculative demand was In better shane
today and as supplies were moderate
everything moved readily on a good finn
basis, practically everything being cleaned
up BY about 10 o'clock. The market
closed In Bood shape, and the duliness
that has featured the closing rounds ,l1
previous days OF the week was entirely
absent.
EiLk OF the hogs moved at a range Of
81 ~, 70. Bis heaVies again sold as low
as no. and tcph reached t7.6e. For the
week u cate pilces are fully l5ff20c low ~
but all OF this decline was registered
during the first three days. and today 3
figures are just STEADY With wednesday
Prices yesterday set a new low mark for
the year; In fact, the average OF s1.24N
was the lowest since January a. 1914
when the day. supply moved AZ an aver
TodsY'p receipts OF forty-slx ears. or
about 90oo head, bring the wssks total
np 10 liza head, This Is a shortage q
almost T,oeo head - compared VITA last
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17
New York General Market.

NEW PORK. oct 16.-sUGAR-Ra
steady molaseeH, ate; centrifugal, acc.
Refined duh,
BUTTBR.-Firmer; receipts l,p07 tubs
packing stock. current make No. 3 400
Dlsc.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; receipts. l.la6 boxes
state whole milk fresh under grades, ii6f
IiLc.
EGGs-FITmcr; receipts. 5.0O cases;
fresh gathered, extra fine, 32aS4c; extra
frsts, 2ad3ic; flrsts, M02Sc: seconds, 21d
24c; state. Pennsylvania and nearby hem
merry browns. Jtef26c state, Pennsylvania
and nearby gathered browns End mixed
colors. 27d3lc.
POULTRY-Dressed, steady; western
chickens, l6d9Oc: fowls, 1iQ2Oc; turkeys,
lS6r2bc.
POULTRY-Alive, firm: western chick
ems, leal0no; fowls, l0di6hc, turkeys, is
Ql9c.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17
CARLoT RECEIPTS,

These sales were reported today.
Wheat-No. hard winter car sl05i4 ;
cars, sl.o0. No. hard winter; l car
N.0Sk l car, SlO3; cars, 1.02H; ears
n'02h; 2 cars, slO2 No. hard winter
l car, H,0Oh; l car S.OO; / car, sshc.
car. u0eA; 1 car, 3O2. No. mixed: 1
car. psc, No. 8 durtim: cars, ,ec; | car
95lSc. Corn-No l white; \ car, use. q
car. 7Sc No. 6 white: ! car. zoe. No. 2
VIE; az cars, go. No. Z yellow. ! car
sc. No. yellow; cars, Slsc. No. , mixed
" cars. &c. No mixed 2 care, dec
Is cars, 43hc. No. I whites s7S cars, l5ci 2
cars, 42Ssc. No grade: ! car. l2tc, Rye
No. ?: l car, S3shc. No .: Gar. S5c.
Omaha Cash Prices---Wheat: No. 2
hard, sl.oH0i. 04h; No. 3 hard, t.0l9L0Sls;
No. 4 hard, 9SIc@s1.02; No 2 spring, 9c@
81 90; No. 3 spring, 9Scd1,02 No. 4 spring,
aScG$1. 90; No. 2 durum, g6Izqe7c; No.
durum, 951td96c. Corn: No. I white, TN
473ci No. white, 724q72%ci, No, 3 white.
12kd721so; No. 4 white, 70AMf2ci No. 8
white, f0d7o%c; No. 6 white, esa4470c; No.
yellow, 67d67hc; No 2 yellow, .66%96lc:
No. , yellow. 66ITq67c; No. 1 yellow, G6Gl
&c; No 8 yellow. 66Id66%c; No. 6 yellow,
o6d66thc; No. l mixed, 666fS6ifc; No. ?
mixed, 5241G6Ilc; No. 3 mixed Gif0 &c (
No. mixed, 65izdG6c; No. mixed, $50
CSC; No. 6 mixed, 65G66c. Oats; No. 2
white, 44di44Lc: standard 43lSqf4Jst &C.; No
Barley: Mating. 55m61c; No. 1 feed, ia
53c. Rye: No. 2. s3dSSIzc; No. 8. s91hdsso
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17
eek. end is nearly 1000 smaller than
lr The annlc InNa Il wear arn.

&c.. q o.. 67S lo...... % -. 100
SHEEp-it was a ut4crrnt ucal IN fat
market IN that tho trade was lively. with
the packers good competitors, for n
moderate run Of some 500 head OF sheep
and lambs at fully steady prices; that IL,
steady with yesterdays closing trade. At
the wlnd-up Thursday afternoon the last
sales were weak to n dime lower than
the early transactions. soodly num-
her OF pretty decent killing lamos were
at the disposal OF buyers representing
the packers and the most Of such kinds
moved at from Sis TO $40, the latter
price being top aud catching quite a few
sales, Nothing strictly fancy was on
snle. What mutton was available was
disposed oi as readily ~ tho lambs, the
ranse on tat ewes being around $500
most everything on the fat order was
.c1ned UP comparatively early in the
forenoon, leaving the general trade on
tat lambs and ahecp about steady 20
OF the previous week The receipts AT
the four leading western market points
this morning amounted TO no more than
about 1850 head Locally this week the
receipts show a shortage. for they total
up only some lN, 40 head, against i32 20S
last week, ld6,2lS two weeks ago, itSSON
three weeks ago and i4s226 for tho same
Tho feeder business remained pretty
much the same as II has been all the
week, A. most everything sold as soon
Ms the offerings were In shape for the
BUYERS 20 look at them both fooder
lambs and sheep being snapped up at
steady to strong prices. a good bunch
OF feeder lanbs moved at the opening or
the market at 500. For the week, feeder
prices on al classes Of stock arc quota
BILE steady TO strong. There are indica-
lions that tho receipts next week win not
be as large
Quotations on range sheep and lambs:
l.Nmba, good 10 choice, 8. l0qf1.7O lambs
fair to good, Si,1Oa7 40 lambs, feeders,
x6.OCu7lb; yearllnRs, good to choice. S.S5
d6l0; yenrlings. fair to good S 6066.S6;
ycarlings, feeders, 81. tOab 90: wethers.
good 20 choice $500. CO., wethers. fair TO
good, Slodb3. wethers. feeders AsO6p
tG; ewes. good TO choice A.bOdf4. IS: ewes
fair TO good, tisblA50; owes. feeders. Cbo
Gas.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17
Cnffen MnrLet

NEW YORK, oct l6.-The coffee market
was very quiet again today. Very few
this was attributed to the increased cost
OF cables under the conditions OF the CEN
sorHhip rather than 10 any change In the
attitude OF Brazilian shippers. and quota
In the local spot market. In order 10 ia
cilitAte the liquidation Of old contracts
the liquidation conASlittee Of the exchange
will accept fresh buying orders, which
OF old longs.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17

sSoies Upland SO! coio.So iK No. l. $50 ,s,o
midland, $40; No. !. ss, OosFi6 90; No S,O'isS d,
3 :OSa2 ;oCi No. 3. sc; oSg7 90; choice low
No. 8. $406G606. "''"V'
STRAW Choice wheat, S5.OOdS so; choice
oAt or rye, S.. SCOT. 20.
ALFALFA-Ten cars on tho market,
nothing. choice; in fact. nearly all OF IL
ia No. 2, No. and no grade; choice, St2;
No. l. 81 .00Ill.60: No. q S9.ooall 90; Nc,
g. 81. 00gfe. co.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17
Ksnsas City 1--we stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. Oct. i6-CATTLE--
Receipts. LOO head; market steady; prime
fed steers. $9,e5@10.75; dressed beef steers,
NI5u96O; western steers, Sc. 90; stock
ers and feeders. s.. T5gS.00, bulls, Sb0Odi
Se5o; calves. t6b0lPi0.50
HOGS Receipts, a.. a,4OO head: market
higher; bulk OF sales, 81. 25dIG. 90: heavy.
N.OG7 co. packers and butchers, 1880
765: light, H.SOgt. 90; pigs. Ss.SOf690
sHEEP-Receipts, $500 head market
GOO; wethers, S590d5.65; ewes, 81 25d6.OD.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17
Minneapolis Grain Market.

MINNEAPOLIS. oct. 16--WHEAT--
December. N.10A: May. tl.1sN: No.
hard, n,l2k; No. northern, NOoN11 liz
No. Northern. 81 O6ah6i1. 09ssc
FI1OUR--Unchanged.
BARLIsY-570fd6c.
RfCE-S5dS6c
BRAN.-t2O.O co.
CORNING. 3 yellow, 6ga7Oo.
o. TS-No 3 white, I3%Qp44c.
IAx-Sl 81 IS6Di .8SI
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle stcndy--HOgs Steady 10
Iaw4p

CHICAGO, oct decentralization
l00 head; market steady beeves, s6b06I
l0.@; steers, y. i0Qe,10; Rtockers and feed
ere, Sl5d8.00; cows and heifera, Sc. 4O0I
900; calves $7.50f1i1. IS.
HoGS-Recelpts, 12O00 head, market
steady to &c lower; bulk of sales. 1890
$50; light, H.40GS.0o: mixed. N.l56Is 10;
heavy: N.0Oqs.O5; rough, F.ooq7i5. pigs.
SHEEP-H4celpte, 10000 head; market
steady: sheep ,;4S46.0O; yearlings. 1850
$50; lam,s t6.001f.S 50.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17
WOMAN AND CHILD HURT BY
BULLETS IN ARIZONA BATTLE

NAco. Ariz.. Oct. IA Mexican
woman and a Mexican child were
wounded here several hundred yards from
the international boundary during the
fighting about Nsoo. Sonora, earlv today.
Two shells from Governor Mayterena's
guns burst on the American SIDE. but ala
no damage.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17
Kansas oIty Grain md rrovIsion..

KANSAS CITY, Oct IS - BUTTER -
Cleamery, 9c; flrsts, 2Gc; seconds, Csc:
packing stock, 20c.
EGGS-Firsts, 22o seconds, lsc.
POULTRY--Hens he; hroilers, isc.
WHEAT-No. ? hard. Si.0S6ti. Oilb: No. Z
red H'O4aLN9; December. sLO5i.; May.
CORNING. 2 mixed, zoe: No. white
so; December Ehq6si4c May, 67iS6t
@26pa2Ihc " oN'
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17

the larEer houses here led 70 a setback
In wheat prices early, tho effect was
brief and tho market at no time went
under yesterdays close. The bulls were
assisted by estimates that the worlds OK
poIt surplus,. exclusive OF Russia. VAS Ca
NCN bushels less than import require
ments. exclusive 81 Germany and Austro-
Hungary. In this connection is was said
also that q good deal 81 tho wheat bought
recently by Scandinavia was Tor G~rman
account
Corn rallied in harmony with reports
OF material Improvement In cash demand.
Kansas CITY sent word of the largest
cash business IN two nonths At fret,
however, many traders favored the bear
side, owing to talk of cheap offerings OF
Argentine corn AZ tho seaboerd. Oats
hardened In response 20 evidence OF
anxiety on tho part OF foreign buyers.
There were also sigus Of falling off In
receipts,
Active shipping call hoisted tho price
" lard. Fork and ribs were easy under
realizing sales by holders
Grain prices furnished BY Logan &
Bryan office as South sixteenth street;
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17
sioux City Live stock Market.

SIOUX CITY. Ia. Oct. l6.-CATTI.E-
steers. S5s5G6f n; Gamers. 90 SJa45O
Ho3GsIReceiptSss; 49,; soo2 head; market.
~: light Fi0a7ls'S; bulk OF sales $40
az 90
sHEEP-Receipts 500 head; market.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17
Dry Goods MARKET.

NEW YORK oct. 16-DRY GOODS
ada purchased coarse woods freely today
for immediate shipment large carpet
manufacturers purchases OF 200O.OOl
pounds OF wool served 60 advance all
coarse woods. Cotton goods and yarns
were weak and Irregular silks. easy.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17
New YORK NIoaey Market.

NEW YORK, Oct 1S-MERCANTILE
PAPER-Gd7 per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE,-Firm for
aiN1y-day bills, A.93A for cables, siaSl5lp
$50: for demand. A.H5Oq4 s775.
LONDON. Oct. is.-SILVER-Bar. 23hd
per ounce.
MOEEY--Disoount rates. short bills
g2a27s per cent: three months, So por
cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17
81. Joseph Live Stock NTarkrt.

ST JOSEPH. Mo, Oct 1e.--CATTLE-
Receipts. 500 head: market steady; steers.
&50elo.eo cove and heifers. A.5Od9.25;
calves 81 .00glOdO
HOGS--Rsceipts. S2Oa head: market &c
higher; top. $50; bulk OF sales. n. 256f7. As.
SHEEP AND I4AMBS-Rsoelpts. 2500
head; market steady; lambs, S7O0ef. 5O
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on board of Trade.

Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade,
CHICAGO, Oct. I0.--Renewed export
activity that stretched to all North Amer
lean centers put decided strength today
TITO the price of wheat As result, the
market closed steady at 1(i1Bc above last
night
Corn gained &c TO haJIc net and oats
h@kc to h4ssc. In provisions the out
come varied from zoe decline to a rise OF
221kc
Discovery that Winnipeg receipts for
five days this week had averaged 100)
cars daily less than during the CORE
spending time a year ago explained 20 a
considerable degree the broadening out
OF the European demand for wheat.
Besides, there were Liverpool adviceA
that offerings were light from all eX-
porting countries and that Australian
crop prospects had become adverse Mes
saEes from Kansas City said the Trans
atlantic call there was persistent, regard
less OF the advance or decline OF futures,
and II was added that virtually all OF
the wheat at Galveston had been disposed
Of for shipment across the ocean.
Although selling pressure from one of
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

IotAls' .ss..ss.....,.s,.l.2SS 2,AO N%
CATTLH>-ltecoipts were small, as was
10 he expected on Friday, not only
herr, hut at all other market points IL
was very fortunate thnt such was the
case, as the demand everywhere was
very light, buyers already having secured
ABOUT as many cattle as they needed for
tho week.
The market on beef steers ut this point
was slow and dun, buyers not appearing
TO care whether they secured any addi-
tional supplies or not unless they could
pick up something at a price that would
make Il an object for them to carry Il
over. Cornfcd beeves good enough 10
bring 1900 or better have not shown
much change this week. hut all other
kinds have been more or less neglected,
the market ut Chicago being IN especially
bad condition, which has weakened tho
trade AT western points. The market on
these medium grades OF oornfeds Is
around I6c4tLo0 per hundred lower than
last month, although choice light year
hngs sold this week UP to ti050. a. high
as has been paid any time this year.
Grass beef Is around ibdI26c lower than
last week.
Cows and heifers we're very slow and
dull today, Gamers being possibly about
week killing COWS are around $50 lover.
The best feeders have not shown much
change this week, receipts of that kind
being very light On the other hand. the
general run OF fair TO pretty decent kinds
are around l5Qbc lower.
Quotations on CRttleI Good 10 cholce
cornied beeveH. 90 S0ff10.s0; fair 20 good
oornfed beeves. tS.5oas.60; common TO fair
cornfed beeVes, f.tous.1o; good 10 choice
range steers, N.lOqs6Oi fair to good range
steers, se.1sg1.A0i common 10 fair range
steers, $4,000. bs good to choice grass
heifcrs, A.2J@f7. %: good TO choice grass
COWS. S.0oW6 30; fair 20 good grades, SAB
qe,OC; common to fair grades, I1.OoaS. Is;
primo feeders. 1S.00qIs.t0; good 10 choice
stookers and feeders. t7.40IS.Oo fair to
good stockers and feeders. o. 60ftI "a:
common 70 fair stookers and feeders, $500
N,50p6.0ot stock calves. s6.500S25: veal
600 ''''''S
Representative Gales:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17
Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL. oct. l6-coTToN-spot
in limited demandi prices g points lover
American nsiddllng fair, Gosd; good mid
Is2d: good ordinary. Ard Ordinary, ai2d:
January and February. and. sales d,iO0
bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17

ST. LOUIS, Oct. t6--CATTLE-Re Receipts.
steers 81 5OaiO Is; cows and heifers. 500
0966: stockera and feeders, s5.OOfI7 81:
southern steerE. t6OOffS.o0 cows and heif-
ers s4.todS50: native calves. $1,000 1000
HOGS-Receipts. $500 head: market
higher; plgh and lights, sT006T90: mixed
and butchers, S1.JOaiS.C0 good heavy, $40
aROO
SFEEP-Receipts. $500 head; market
s.. 0O6I7 %.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17
LIverpooI Grain NTnrI.rt.

LIVERPOOL. Oct. i6.--wHBAT-spot,
firm: No, l Manitoba. ss Sd; No. 2 red
winter, new, ~ Sd. Futures firm: Oo-
toher 81 ID; December. So slsd.
new, II 6tSd. Futures, steady: October,
5s I'd.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17
Hank CleariWrs,
Metal Market,

OMAHA, Oct l6.-Bank ciearinRs Tor
Omaha today were 81. S37. 4fsls and for The
corresponding day last year k9.Sl3, 67610.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17
40. Louis Grain Market.

ST. LOUIS. Oct, 16.--WIfEAT-No. 2
red, 81 Osgfl 10; No. hard, ti.oei December,
u.l1Aql.il9si May. tl.I6Aqt.l8%.
CORN--No. q 74c; No white 79d79ihc:
December. 653c; May, 69hc.
.oATS-No. red, bhqASc; No. white,
lse.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17

EvapOrated Apples ana Dried Fruits
NEW YORK, oct. 16.--EVAPORATED
App FS--Nominal
DRIED FRUIT-Prunes, dun ana irreg-
ulsr; RpticotB and peaches, dull; Taisins,
steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17

ST. LOUIS, oct. l6-METAIs-I,ead
nominal N55aL60.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17
SUNDAY
REr,RIpTR-NARa-

, Receipts and disposition OF i've stock at
the Cn4on stock yRrda, South Omaha, for
twenty-tour hours ending 81 . o'clock
Yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Of All Kinds Extremely Slow
and Weak.
HOGS FIRM AND TRADE ACTIBE
ERt sheep end Lamb. In Active De-
mand 80 Good, steady Prices
Feeder sheep and Lambs
strong sellers.

The following table shows the prices tor
hogs at the south Omaha live stock mar
ket Tor the last few days with eompari-
49,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-30
GARNETS WILL PLAY;
BOOKED YESTERDAY
Highest Priced Five Of Tossers in
State Take the Place of
Nanticoke

At a late hour yesterday afternoon
the Nanticoke team cancelled ON the
Harrisburg five for Saturday Two
hours later Manager E. c. Taggert
had the Garnets, of Philadelphia,
booked. which means an attraction
extraordinary for local patrons. The
Garnets, because of the makeup of
the team, are one of the most expen-
sive basketball aggregations in the
State.
Ever since the Garnets defeated the
local five at the Armory at the begin
ming of the season frequent requests
have been made to Manager Taggert
to have them return for a second
game.
The Garnets have just finished a:
very successful trip through the coal
regions, defeating Wilkes Barre. Pitts
ton, Freeland and Hazleton. 1t will
take exceptional playing on the part
of the Harrisburg five to hold this
bunch to close score and to win they
will have to outdo any past showing.
However, since they were beaten by
the Garnets the local tossers have de-
veloped wonderfully and one of the
best games Of the season is looked for.
The lineup:
Harrisburg. Garnets.
McCord. f. Dienes. f..
Bumbach. (. Haire. (.
Geisel. C. Hoover. C.
Gaffney &. Nessler q.
Atticks, G. Ehlers, e.