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Evening journal., 1914-01-27
Ediionial Opinion
INsTITUTEs APPRECIATED.

From the Georgetown Sussex Repub-
lican.
The Farmers Institute to be held
here next week promises TO be the best
one ever held here.
These Institutes are becoming
more and more appreciated every
year, and are more largely attended
each successive year. While many
of our farmers attend. and that they
continue to attend is evidence that
they are benefited yet many others
do not.
Our farmers are just commencing
to realize what possibilities there are
IN our Sussex county lands, and as
this knowledge grows, they more and
more realize how much they can learn
about growing more and better crops.
Farming is becoming a great busi-
ness. and TO make success, the
farmer must have exact knowledge
of what he is doing. and right here
is where the Institute comes in. lt
provides practical talks and lectures
which are full of information OF
benefit to the farmer. These talks
and lectures are by men Of practical
experience. men who have successful
ly tried and tested the methods they
talk about Every man and woman
can gain valuable information by at
tending the institute next week and
we hope every one will take advan-
tage OF the opportunity. Whether a
person is engaged I'm farming or not,
they either have a garden or keep
chickens and therefore will get infor-
nation of immediate use to them.
Then every one here is interested in
farming. A prosperous farming COM
munity makes a prosperous town, and
hence our towns people should show
an interest in this local institute be-
cause of its benefit to the town. We
want the community spirit and pride
in these institutes that will make
them a part of our community life,
so that every one will feel that they
have a part in then and it IS their
duty to help make ID a success.
Evening journal., 1914-01-27
SHOULD ATTEND INSTITUTE

From the Milton Times.
The Joint Farmers and School In
stitute to be held in Milton next
week will have for one of its OBJ
jects How education can help the
farmer and how the farmer can help
the cause of education" Every
farmer and every school commission
er in the vicinity, together with par
ents and other citizens should be
present The more interest shown,
the easier it will be to solve certain
:vexing problems which are Of concern
to everybody
Evening journal., 1914-01-27
Doctors Best Cold Formula
Breaks severest Cold IN pays and
Cues AN cursbio Cough.

This has been published here for several
winters and has proven the quickest and
most reliable formula obtainable for coughs
aud colds. ''From your druggist get two
ounces Of Glycerine and half an ounce
Globe Pine Compound Concentrated Pine).
Take these two ingredients home and put
IL well and take one to two teaspoonfuls
after each meal and at bed time. Smaller
does TO children according 10 age. BE sure
20 get only the genuine Globe Pine Com
pound concentrated pinc) Each half
ounce bottle comes IN see,cd tin screw-top
case. Any druggist has IL on hand or will
quickly get 10 frem his ho'csale house.
Don't experiment with preparations because
Of eheapness. II don't pay TO fool with
bad cold Published by the Globe Phsrma-.
ceutical laboratories Of Chirzeo
Evening journal., 1914-01-27

President Huerta may entertain a kndlier feeling
toward Uncle Sam that he is feeding and protect
ing the dictators defeated and discouraged army in
northern Mexico. It may come to the pinch where we
shall have to soup houses for the Huertans in the
City Of Mexico.
Evening journal., 1914-01-27
MORE GENTLEMANLY

From the Newark Ledger.
After many years of service the
whipping-post is receiving terrible
denunciation. Il is called barbarous.
and must go At a meeting held in
Wilmington Sunday last, the people
Of this State heard such bitter denun-
Evening journal., 1914-01-27

Senator Penrose Of Pennsylvania has been charac-
terized by Clifford Pinchot "the consummate flower
of vicious political system" We doubt that Colonel
Roosevelt, Mr.. Pinchots political chief would have
used those exact terms in painting word picture
of the Pennsylvania statesman
Evening journal., 1914-01-27

Stout women will nnd comfort in the fact that
the National Conference for Race Bet'erment has de-
cided that thin women detectives And yet not
withsandng that edct by The conference most stout
women viii continue to wish themselves thin
Evening journal., 1914-01-27

President Hucrta has received notice from the
French Government that he must make arrangements
TO pay the interest Mexican bonds held by French
men. 'erhaps II France can find anything in the Mex
lean national treasury the poyery-ltricken dictator
will divide most cheerfully
Evening journal., 1914-01-27

II Is unfortunate for President Wilson that his
course Of official conduct does not meet with the ap-
proval Of the Every Evening. Unless h; reform, he
may feel some slap him gently on he wrist Alas,
Evening journal., 1914-01-27

New York will go dry in fifteen years" says an
optimistic advocate Of prohibition Are the railroad
ines between that city and Milwaukee ST. Louis and
ifeen river to be abandoned that soons
Evening journal., 1914-01-27

Statistics show that dogs hit 1900 persons in New
York last year. With the ulzer-Tammany-He -Hennessy-
Mtche-McCaii controversy It IS wonder that every
dog didn't die Of political hydrophobia
Evening journal., 1914-01-27

Americans assuredly "Hellol7 people They
constitute only ave per Of the earhs population
and yet they have aixynine per cent OF the earths
telephones
Evening journal., 1914-01-27

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tisera Of this cOun-
try. Tho Associa'
tion endorses only
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tion at any moment.
and positive proof
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Tie accompanying
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has been issued 20
MIS- paper.
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! Iication. The figures Of circulation
contained in the Associations -
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Evening journal., 1914-01-27

Tomorrow Mr.. Edwards viii tell a.
"Chnuncev Denew's Fyperiencc with
q Railroad Colonel Sellers"
Evening journal., 1914-01-27

(Copyright. 1914. bv p. J. Edwards.
All rights reserved)
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-27
REAL EsTATE-DUNDEE

EXCELLENT Dundee home, fireplace,
buffet, beamed ceiling, tile floor In bath
room, etc; close to car line; immediate
possession. Call for further information.
w. IL. THOMAS & SON. Doug. l64S.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-27
new YORK FINANCE REPORT
Another Sensational Decline in For
eign Exchange Feature Of Day.
INVESTMENTS MORE ACTIVE
Interest in TOday's Meeting of
United states steel Directors,
who VIII Discuss siEe of
Dividend, Is Keen.

NEW YORK. oct e6.-Another sonsa-
ttonal decline In foreign exchange was
the most important financial development
today, but announcement that the new
federal reserve system Is to become op-
erative the middle of November and indi-
cations that the cotton problem Is in
process of satisfactory solution also
served TO stimulate confidence. The fur
logical result of the recent cotton con-
ference at Washington.
Cables on London sold off to - 90, with
sight drafts Mt 81 Sala these constituting
the lowest quotations since week be-
fore the outbreak OF the war, when the
outflow of our gold to London was at its
height. Toddy's rates are lower by over
] cents per pound sterling than the high
figures OF last week
Some Improvement was noted in the i'm
Vestment situation, with a moderate de-
mand for short term notes and the better
class OF bonds, but offerings continue in
excess OF purchases.
Little change IL seen in steel trade and
interest In tomorrow's meeting of the
United states steel directors, when &C
ton is to be taken on the dividends, is
undoubtedly
unusually keen. According to rumor there
exists among members OF the board a
difference OF opinion respecting the adj
visibility OF maintaining the present 6
per cent disbursement on the common
shares, In other lines OF manufacture
reports deal mainly with more curtail-
ment OF operations, this movement now
extending 10 the textile industry in New
England
General trade conditions in the west
manifest an improved tone. due chiefly to
the enormous handling of cereals Senti-
ment there Is more confident the feeling
being that the crisis. so far as Il affects
that section, has largely passed. This lie
borne out by the insistent demand for
money, which continues at an average
rate OF per cent Despite a fairly large
increase in cost OF operation the Atchison
system reported a net gain for Soptem-
Der OF $4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-27
PIGS.

SlIEEP-Al OF the fat stuff was pretty
well sold by % o'clock. Some corn feii
ewes fed In Nebraska brought 81 Is this
morning, and the bulk OF ali the owes
on sale ranged largely at 81. b0t5 o. There
were no good lambs Offered such as
were here at the close OF last week
Prices on aged sheep ana lambs were
lc@l5c higher and, quality considered Tho
advances on lambs was moro than that
some lambs like those that sold to feeder
buyers last week went to the packers
today this being In a large measure due
To the falling off In the .eCcipta this
morning. the estimate calling for no
more than about 5000 head, against
fi,bS last Monday. Aa59 two weeks axe
killers here was higher in spite OF the
fact that most outside points reported n
lower tendency 70 prices.
The drop In the recaipta and the fact
that the packers took some offerings sim
liar TO what went 20 seedcr buyers last
week reduced the available supply OF
feeders leaving few good OFFERINGS for
demand for feeders OF all classes was
very fair, and prices were generally
strong, and In some cases traders quoted
prices on feeder ewes n shade higher
Trade being active throughout tho clear
ance was naturally early
Quotations on range sheep and lambs
Lambs, good TO choice, s. AqI70 lambs
good, Sc 40R6 20: feeders, common Co fair.
81 25G6. iOi yearlings, good TO choice. - IS
oslo; ycarlings, fair to good s. 6Od6 81
yearllnEs, feeders, s. 4Odi6 90: wethere.
good TO choice, 81. toli6. 20; wethers, fair
to good, 81. 25@S. 20: wothers, feeders 81 9C
qi.S5 ewes. good 70 choice. NTiifS Is.
ewes, fair TO good, N,So9l7S; ewes, feed
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-27
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

BUUTTTER,INo. /. i-lo cartons, 9Oc; No.
:, cH g, Swiss. sc; Amer.
lGfc; daisies. 17ikc; triplets, lSkc Young
Americasl lsc; blue label brick. 17lac; linn
burger ,S-lb', 0c; LIB, soc; New York
CSC.
FIsH-Trout. l7c; large crappies. 100
lbc salmon. l2qi5c; halibut. 9hc; channel
PoULTRY1Brcilers,. itSsc; spring ing chick
ems, lie; hens, epllc; cocks Sc; ducks.
lec' gSese, SC, turkeys, i6o; pigeons, per
full feathered. Sc; squads, No. /, $3.50; M
Market quotations rurnished by Gilinski
fruit company:
FRUITs-oranges, extra fancy valen-
elias, Cos, ll2s, 1855 15Os, ties and 25Os. sAOO
per box; Red Ball Valencias, all sizes.
per per b SSx cboie %0R Rsd ff nSy Ss ss
$3.50 per box. Grapefruit all sizes, $50
per box. Apples, extra fancy Washing
ton GT%ss Golden H1S per boz fancy
fancy washington Jonathans, $3.50 per
box; fancy Washington Jonathans 81: IS per
box fancy Colorado Jonathans, I.3 per
box; Colorado Jonathans, choice, tl.00 per
box extra fancy Washington. Hoovers,
per box; Oregon Winter banana, N,75 per
s2.Oo per box; New York Greeninga, $500
bbl,; New York King, $50 per DBL; New
York Spy. $3.50 per bbl. New York Rus
sets. $500 per Dbl. Pears. California
Clargious, $225 per box; extra fancy
D'Anjou. $3.50 per box. Grapes, Tokays,
t1.8 per crate: California Empers. s.. 80
per bib; New York Grapes, basket, &c;
Is basket lots, 22c per basket. bananas
per bunchI 81. 7B99. 20.
BDEF CUTS-No. | ribs, 1Sc; No. z,
i6o; No. s, 1Sc. No. chucks. i0hc No.
2. s%c; No. 3, &c. No. rounds. 1ahc; No.
2, 12tc; No. 3. Inc. No 1 plates. sAc;
No 2, 9hc; No. 3. sac.
VEGETA BLES-Caullflower h., 12hc:
cabbage. h., 1hc; cucumbers, dog; In
a5o; Denver, Jumbo, doE.. 15c; head lettuce,
dor, b0c6pSl60; leaf lettuce, dog, 40c:
onions, yellow. h., 9Sc; red, lb., INC; po-
tatoes, bu., roc: peppers, basket, SOC; fancy
tomatoes, basket, N.25; onions (shallots),
doz., zoe; rAdshes, doz., 3bci horseradish,
case, E165 garlic, Italian, lb:, 2Oc; sweet
potatoes, Dbl. $500; squash. h., lhc.
NITTs-Northern California WRlnuts,
h., i9iho; filbertH. h., l6c; filbertsi Long
Naples, h.. lso; pecans. h., l21tc; Jumbo
MISCEIIA NEOus-shened popcorn
H.. &c. sugar walnut dates. box, $40; al
monds lb., zoe; lines, box, l.7b; cracker
jack, case, $3.50; case, N15i checkers
case, $3.50; Y case, N.7b; Dromedary dates
case So co. honey, case, $3.50; ngs, ~ Loo
s5c. cider, per keg. $500 per y Dbl, AeOo
Cocoanuts. per sack, 34.ooi per doz'' fee'
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-27
Totals.

CATTLE-Receipts were the SMALLEST
this morning that they have beeh on
Monday for a number of weeks back' OUT
still they were larger than for th\ same
day n year ago by over 1000 head Other
points were we'll supplied with cattlei In
fact, receipts generally were heavy ana
at most points the opening market was
weak The supply of beef steers at TINS
point was large, considerable proper
ton Of all the cattle In sight coming
under that head. At the same time there
was a good buying demand and the mar
ket was generally strong TO as much as
lOc higher, the amount OF the advance
depending upon the kind and quality OF
the cattle,
There was a fair supply of cows and
heifers and prices were generally strong
as compared with last weeks low close.
StockerB and feeders sold more freely
this morning, being strong to as much
as 10ql5c higher. The movement 30 far
as the better class OF cattle was con-
cerned was quite free. Trashy and unde-
sirable stuff was little slow and was
naturally the last stuff in the yards to
sell.
Quotations on cattle: uood TO choice
cornfed beeves. S9,OO910.6O; fair to good
cornfed beeves, fB.0O1a 90; common To fair
oornfed beeves. 80 75qS.O0; good 70 choice
range steers S7.OOaS.25; fair to good
range steers. t6.60d7.O0i common TO fair
range steers S.604660; good to choice
grass COWS, D.bOq6.7b; fair to good grades,
s6OOgo.DO; common to fair grades, N.Ood
300; prime feeders, f.75@sB; good 10
chcice, $dSbq1.76; fair to good, So 1905 Sc:
common TO far, S5.eOQ6.25; stock heiferr
AIbQo.O stock cows. A5g6bo; stock
calves. S6OOq7. 90; veal caves, N.6OdplO 90;
bnlls staRs etc. "a 10000.
RaDreaenlaiiVp
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-27

tons IN the cash grain business. The busl-
ness In cash wheat was almost wholly
on foreign account. millers have pur-
chased In n small way only. the daily
purchases by them AVERAGING about 81
The old-time bull crowd. made up OF
some OF the nervy spectators from down
state, aro the larger holders here and be-
lieve much higher prices will be seen. be-
cause considerable new corn has already
been fed and the number OF hogs In the
interior Is large
Oats were on export account, with tho
movement big and the demand will likely
continue for an indefinite period.
Wheat was NC TO ic lower.
Corn was ttsc TO &c lower
Oats were NC lower.
ClearanceS were: Wheat and Hour
equal TO $4,000 bu.; corn, 1900 bu.; oats
$4,000 bu.
Liverpool closing: Not quoted.
Primary wheat receipts were 2Slb,WS
bu. and shipments a9e, 900 bu.. against 70.
ceipts OF 1.6Ss.OOO bu. and shipments OF
76S,0O0 bu. last year. -
Primary corn receipts were $4,000 hu
and shipments 2Se,0O0 bu., against receipts
OF 100000 bu. and shipments OF tSaC0 bu
last year. $500.
Primary oats receipts were i.5is.00 bu
and shipments i.so2. 900 ou., against re.
ceipts OF $4,000 bu. and shipments oil
76i 600 bu. last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-27
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotation OF the Day on yariou,
Commodities.
NEWT YORK nct

NEW YORK. Oct %.-FIOITR-ou,st
70. %Sh q At market easy; No.
T nSrthsrn ns Sul SG 81 i hsrd ~ His; No
Manitoba, 1.zO%, nominal, C. 1. T. bur
Iaio' Futures market was without trans.
aee5ons; December. 81 .251; May, 81. SOH.
SokN-spot market easy; No. yell
prime, 7se asked for delivery '"''"e
0ATS-spot market easy: standard
&Sh,aS4o; Nc; !. bSa6shc; fancy clipped
,sI HIoPs-Esasy; state, common to choice
HAY--steady; prime, t1O6; No. 1 xlOOa
LIZ "a ~ 10; e. SoaS6c; No. 3 $4,000; ship,
ri allp2H 5s.,;sS BOEOta. 4GSc; Cen
LEATHER-Firm: hsmIock firsts. sla
&c: seconds. S0d3io.
uxl0; family, tA.0Od26.00: short clears,
tzzO09b 20. Beef. quiet; mess S2l OOdDI3 90
family. t2to0Qzs.Oo. Lard. steady; mid
a s,s. west 80 7S9ios 90; refined. steady con.
compound. firm, t7.Ooq7 Is.
TALLOW-Quiet; city, SIC; country
OK 46kc: special. exc.
creamery extras, s5flc; Creamery S 'G sss
creamery firsts. 2s45ihc; seconds. 2tH0
nc; process extras, 25f126c; ladies' cur.
rent make, firsts. 2O922hc; seconds, 2ilfc
packing stock. current make No. 2, Sd
CHEDsE-steady; receipts, 40 boxes
state whole milk. fresh. white and col.
ofed specials. ibo; state whole milk, Whit
EGoS-steady; receipts. 7,O65 cases
fresh gathered extra fine, SSa35c; extra
fIrsts. Soqe1c; firsts, n61Sc; seconds, 3
hennsry whites. s1955c; state, Pennsyi
vania and other nearby hennsry whites
$q6Oc; hennery browns. s6@oSc; gath
cred browns and mixed eolors, 2S@3bc
POULTRY = Live, unsettled; WesterT
chickens. lSc; fowls. 1ihQisc; turkeys
l1diso; dressed. dull and weak; WasterT
roasting chickens. 16l4ep90c; fowls, fresh
I4qi91aoi turkeys, frozen, ls9z2c.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-27

These sales were reported today
Wheat; No. 2 hard winter. cars, WV
No. hard winter, 4 cars, N.06's; cars
slO6iS 20 cars. 31.O6 No. 4 hard winter
cars. HO5 / car A.o4: car. N.ui
car Cthin). 800 No grade, car tseedl
S.Os: 2 cars, ESQ., SIS car SIC. Rejected
car, g7isc. No. s mixed, ! car, N.0e
No. durum. car. tiO2. No. durum
mixed, l car, tl.O5It. oats: Standard,
car, 45itc; l car SIC No. 3 white, q
cars, 45c. No, white. cars, A%c;
cars, 4pkc. No. mixed S-5 cars, &c,
No grade, II cars, 44Nc; 2-5 car. 4S%c;
car. 4Oc. Barley: No. 4 mailing. car,
low. | car. Stc: car. eSl<c. No. 3 vel
low. / car, sSc. No. yellow. / car. 6shc;
car, Sc. No yellow, 1 car, sc; ! car,
67isc. No. mixed. cars. SIC. No.
mixed, car new. &C. No mixed, 1
car, 66itc, Sample, l car, &C; . cars, &c
2 cars (newl 6Oc. Rye No. 2, car.
Slao: I car. SRc. No. 3, cars. SIC; /
car, Ste' No 4, ! car, Sc;
omaha Cash Prices-Wheat: No, 2
hard, tl:OeItal.0s: No. hard. Si.O6ISRi. On !;
No. hard. 99cdsi. O6lS; sNo 2 spring,
$lS1tdl 6n; No. 3 spring, tl.oitSGl1. o5lt
= nc. 90, : spring, el4cgsl04; No. 2 durum.
white, 71%g721lc; No 6 white. 7iXG7ixc:
No. yellow. 6shPssatc No. 2 yellow.
6StT6sItc; No; yellow, 67%qsStsc; No. 1
Es a v SsjHIgSSSs No yellow 67GSSs
67Fs7i4o; No. 2 mixed. 6sX@s7IIo; No
No; MIXED. b%9661fc; No. 6 mixed GbIb
g6ehe, Oats; No. white, @n@45lsc;
standard sta tSa45%c; No white. 4lN4Isc:
ing. 6o472c; No. feed i5d5Sc. Rye:
No. 2, SfGS7lzc: No. g. S6jkkiB7c
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-27
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the TPadinE and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. Oct 96.--Accumulating sup
plies today put the wheat market under
selling pressure. As result the close,
although steady, was at a decline OF &c
TO NC net; corn finished %dp%c to 1a1hc
down; oats off %Qphc and provisions
varying from loss OF soc to zoe advance.
Notwithstanding wheat at the outset
showed considerable strength. the conse-
quence of bullish cables and active
European demand, the market soon be-
came depressed owing TO the prospect OF
enlarged receipts from first hands II
was estimated that Kansas farmers were
still In possession OF 1O00O0,OOO bushels.
Furthermore, arrivals at all primary
points we're liberal, and the domestic Wis
iole supply total went decidedly above
last years figures.
Cool weather, more adapted 10 the cur
ing and shipment OF corn, had a bearish
erect on prices OF that grain. Slowness
OF shipping demand was an artificial
drag on the market, and so. too, was a
sharp decline at Buenos Ayros. Oats dis
played sympathy with the downward
course OF other grain. The trade how
ever, was partly upheld by good cash
sales, supposed to be for export
Frovisions at first had an upward
tendency, but later gave way on the
more active months. There were predic-
uons mat although hogs were scarcer to-
DAY than expected, the cold weather
would Dr1ng enlarged receipts
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-27
Kansas city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 26.-CATTLE--Re-
cepts, $4,000 head; market strong; prime
fed steers. 50. SOal0.75; dressed beef steers.
N.50G96O; western steers, S6.60D6 rs
81. 7bq625; calves, $6000i050.
HOGS-Receipts. s,O00 head; market
lower; bulk OF sales, N1Odi7.S5: heavy,
81 9Dlp7.S packers and butchers, N.15d
74O: light, NO067.3O; pigs. s. 25ll6.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 5000
head market higher; lambs, g. 0OI7 60;
yearllngs 12jdi6,S; wethers. S5.O0a6 %
ewes, ~ 25d5B
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-27
siouE CIty live stock market.

SIOUX CITY Ia. Oct. 8.-CATTLE-
Receipts. 400 head: market firm; native
steers, @.BGf.i Is: cows and heifers, A.O0
db.1b; Gamers. S1s5d4.60; stockers and
feeders, Sb6,df7 90; calves. S6.00dfq 80; bulls,
stays, etc, t515d6.00
higher; heavy N.OOp715 mixed $500
100: light, @.5q69O: bulk OF sales, 50 90
a.
SHEEP AND tAMBs-ReceIpts. s.OOO
head; market loo higher; wethers. 1900
go; ewes, p.Ooub00; lambs, s.. 5OdI7b0
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-27
Cnffen Market.

NEW YORK Oct. 26-The coffee mar
ket was steady today. Trading remained
quiet so far as the cost and freight mar
ket was concerned but rather a better
from the local stock and prices were
held well up TO Saturdays advance, with
Rio rs quoted at 6h and Santos Is at
lO4s. Santos reported clearances OF a.
900 bags for New York on Saturday, ar
rivals here over Sunday footed up about
IS 900 bags
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-27

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, oct. &.-CATTItE--
Receipts $500 head; market higher. Ma
tive beef steers, F50Gl075; cows and
hCifers, S6.OOdr9 6b; stookers and feeders.
t.OOdf7. 80; southern steers, s6.oOGIS0o; cows
and heifers, AO0D65o; native calves.
s6OOa105O.
HoGs-Receipts. 1880 head: market
strong: pigs and lights. S65OfI7. 90; mixed
and butchers, FDd1.6o; good heavy,
s.. 45dp7. 65.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 2,T0C
head; market steady; native muttons,
s4OOd5. 70; lambs. $7.0cDs.O0.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-27
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
Last Weeks Totals for Export Sales
of Wheat Are Extraordinary.
SPECULATION IS QUITE LIBERAL
Business on Cash Account O. for For
eiEn Buyers, Movement OF Oats
Being Also In the same
Direction.
OMAHA Oct %. 1914

OMAHA, oct %, 1914
The banner period In the sales ot
hreadstuffs for export was seen last
week. IL was variously estimated that
between 10000 90 and 100000 bu. we've
taken IN North America in the eix days
closing Saturday. On one day the pur-
chases amounted to 100000 bu,, on an
other day 2,500,OO0 bu. changed hands. and
the business varied between the maxi
mum figures given and l.0oo 900 bu. In
all positions on other daSI.
speculation In wheat on Board Of Trade
has been on a fairly liberal scale. Tho
northwest has hedged some wheat here,
but as an offset TO this selling was tho
buying OF nearby months against transac-
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-27
nmnhn Har saarket.

OMAHA. oct. Z2-PRAlRIE Hay
S oo' :, yS6SSgiSOO No, y5;Oegs;oO; choice
idlsnd $3.50 No s 20. cSocs No Io,y
land. 500; No. J, $500; No. 2, i6.OOa7. 90;
sTR lWEChoice wheat. $50; choice
oat or rye S600Q6.60.
JAI,FAi.FA-Choice pea green, S12.00; No.
/ 81 OOIll.50; No. q ts.OOqll-Oo; No. g.
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Turpentine and Rosin.

SAVANNAH. Ga, oct. 26.-TURPEN
TINE-Nominal. 45Isc: no sales; receipts
q 100 barrels.
ROSIN-Nominal; no sales: receipts
1882 barrels; shipments. 1.To9 barrels
stocks. 0935 barrels Quotations: A Rnt
b. $3.50; c and ID. Ss.62lt. e. r, G, II anC
]. B.8; x, stlb; NJ. $50: N, $50; WIG
H8. WV SRB
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-27
xou.a. City Grain and Provisions.

KANSAS CITY. Oct. 26.-WHEAT-No.
hard, 81. O7al .O7h; No. 2 red. Sl:M; De
cember. S1.07h; May. N;sha1 .B% .
white 77Q77hc: December. e4%c; May.
20 o,AsTs-No. 2 white. 47hc; No. mixed
43I4GJ44o. 49, -. -.
onds pc: packing stock, zoe.
EGGEFfrsts, 22c; seconds, B1bc
POULTRY-Hens. 12c; broilers, l6c'