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Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25

i,o,.,,q20 50 II e S.i.,....SOO 80 II 10
sHEEP-A raft Of Colorado lambs, mostly
Mexicans, showed up in today's run and
Two loads OF the Adair MeXlcans that went
at tl0lO yesterday, sold a nickel better,
1905, during first rounds, but aside from
a few scattered sales OF high-drawing
strings, there was little activity TO the
trade and practically no improvement in
prices.
Total receipts we're fairly liberal and the
proportion OF sheep offerings very limited
GOOD lots OF sheep and Searlings were
wanted at auotaby firm figures, but even
this branch of the trade was not featured
~ its usual urgency. Yearllngs In the
fleece realized $500, but choice light kind
would easily sell up to $3.50. There was
nothing in the way OF shorn stuff on sale,
either In sheep or lambs.
For the four days this week supply has
been slightly greater than either receipts
for the same days last week or year
ago. Demand at most times has been ae-
tive and fairly liberal with the result
that everything has sold readily and nomi-
nal advances have been scored. current
prices on choice lambs are about a quarter
higher than last Saturday, but heavy
grades have experienced little IL any I'M
provement Sheep and yearlings are Dig
shilling higher I'm most cases, but the
supply has been so meager that broad
test Of any advance has been impossible.
Quotations on sheep and lambs; Eastern
lambs, choice, S150OQ19O0; eastern lamps
medium, A1200Gl5.O0; good to choice lambs,
$40 O0qlO.50; fair to good lambs, @9OQloVO,
good light yearlings S9O0u9.50; good heaNy
yearlings, SS5099O0; good to choice wethers,
lSa$SO fair to so9d oos %stncrS tH EooaSStSS 20 aSSoS
ewes, S75o67so.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
oMAHA oENERAL sIARKhT.
staple and Fancy Produce Prices FUp-
.nished by Buyers and whoIeAaleSs.

BUTTER-creamery, No l. delivered to
the retail trade In lib. cartons, BSc; NO, !,
In So-lb; tubs SS1hci No, 2, in 1.lb cartons
Bic; in e0-lb. tubs, SOtc; packing stock, solid
pack. 1Slac; fancy dairy roll, zoe. Market
changes every Tuesday.
CHEBSE-Twins, lsAc; young America,
l81zc; Daisy cheese, 1Se; Limberger, 1Shc;
brick. 1Sc; domestic block, SwlSss 1sc; Inn
ported Swiss. 400, 1 4-iaart ~
for storage. s5; for. fresh \ springs, 17c
hens, lie; cocks, lie; ducks, 18e; geese
l6o; turkeys. 2Sc; pigeons, Per dezI A;2o;
aGmer + % squads per 49, or IsSGS Gs, sqHsSs
Broilers, iIfrom IL 40 1M -lbps, sS5ci ~
to 2 lbs.s zoe; hens, 13e;y cocsss sci ducks
ifet turkeys GSc; Eulnea fowisa u per doz. |;
FISH tGI (sil pf a lie; & pckere
flshs i76; . large 1,crappiss, i5GiSc bSmeits,
.15ci spanish 9Ifiacherel, dses elf 5Se;s had
d9sk, 1scs flonndeIs., 1te,@ as Sdss., .
i2ac; No. !, ioslo!" foin,S in, NO j, bises NO
hSc; No 3 1S'he Chuc;oEeS Nc n - S3ASef 3Scf
Nni 3, 7NcpN 8 7c.9 > u sTshaf' n
sVEGETA ABLEs = irish Seed slPotatoss:
Genuine Red river valley md Early ohio
{ern stock, apsr bu., Letc; yellow Jersey
sweets per S6l, ,!l.sO . Wisconsin and
Su; 6ag6c: sweet petStsass:S Ss GOi Kansas, Per Per
bbl., $40. CauHflower: Californias24ito 20
heads, per crate; 1850. Ruta bREAss Canada,
per lb., / ho! Cabbage: Wisconsin, Holland
I, 8 and s-do1. cases, $500; 12-lb bunch; Soc.
Onions, red, peralb., 2Ihdp3c. Old vegetables:
Parsnips cSfroty beets, turnlps, in sacks,
lb., l SC. New southern vegetabl les=-Turnips
per dog. lunches, soc; Shalotts: Per dog.
bunches, Soc Spinach: Per bu.. tloo; Egs
natoes: Fancy Florida or Cubae per g.
bsk. crate, fancy, 400; choice, $3.50: String
and wax beams; Per haPnpcS $5ooQS.o0
Homo Grown 4get4bles-RadIshss BxtrS
fancy, per doz: punches, S5c. Lettuce:
Extra fancy Leaf; g. per dSz.' soc; mead lettuce
hor,h IN hampers nrp SogS:0O IG15 PARSLEY Fancy
UITS-,strawberries: Florida per qt,
50c. Oranges: California, Naveisi e9-96-
ilS-i2G ll2 sizes per box ;6c2 T s5O-sOo 2is
s3;25. Lemons: Extra fancy Limon-
erias' SOo-se9 sizes, %1Si Snoice Iona: soo-sSo
sizes Size per box Ssn 100 2S,42o sizes Sgo Per
bunch, N.75a20O; Jumbo, bunch. .t2T5ef$7G
Grapes: Imported MaisSss; per ksg, 5000
indian River GrapaD Fruit: Ali sizes i1 $500 ECO
Davis per bbi, sS.5Oa4oo; Genitan per per bbi. &
&c. SS 6 %Gs'Sg sx per S1r Sol SS aaRS Pc;
peArniains. per box, S2OOa2SS; tiolorado
SSGS poe 81 strs s2as nSS
Colorado Winesaps. per box, sz.S. Gran
berrles: Jersey. winter stock, per bbl
sSSs sS IN Pf bss pef AnfESr soa srSpd @ sS sh 3a
fofnia, so pkgs, SC size, 50 pkEs in box
S2;ogi z gkgs., i0e size. SOC,
MISCELLANEOUS-Cl New York.
per h-bbl., ts,75 Honey: New, "a frames
$3.50. Horseradlsh: doz. in case, $3.50. Wal.
mute: Black, per lbr, &c; California, No. L
per H., 2ne. liicko1nuts: Large per le..
60; small. per lb.. b.. Coeoanuts; Per sack,
81 90; per dog, 66c. . 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on various
Commodities.

NEW YORK. March 4-FLoUR-Market
steady with quiet Jobbng trade; spring
Pso.ent;s. SS5a5.sC, winter stralghts, $3.50
AyOaib: winter extras, No. /, $1,000 20;
winter extras, No. 2, A.SOa4.45; Kansas
stTaights, &;0OaS2O Receipts. 2i,677 bbls
good, SL30dA45; choice to fancy, $45OdA65.
CORNMEAL-Steady; fine white and yell
low, *L45gl5O; coarse, H.&d14O; kiln dried.
RYP-Dull; No. 2 western, 9O14c, nominal,
WHEAT-SpOt market was steady. Op-
tons were firmer on the continued dry
weather In the northwest further unfavor-
able crop news and covering by shorts for
over the holiday. At the close values were
unchanged to lkc net advance May closed
az 81 2Sb, July at I17h and September at
Hl4fs Receipts, s,4OO bu.
CORNt-Market was steady; steamer, 64hc
bid. and No 4, 62kc both elevator, export
basis; export No. q CSC, nominal, T. o. b.
options were firmer on covering by shorts
csc net higher. May, 7OA40Ti1hc, closed at
lHc; July closed at 73Sac and September at
7S&c Receipts 104,625 bu.
o. OATS-SpOt market quiet; mixed DC to
81 lbs, nominal; natural white, 26 70 80 lbs,
49q5lci clipped white, "a 70 AZ lbs. 5Ohd53c;
The option market was without trdnsae-
tons, closing %c net higher. May closed at
49Ac. Receipts, 32,025 bu.
FEED-Easy; western spring bran, 100-lb.
sacks, $425aAl l5i standard middlings, 100
HAY-Steady; prime, si15; No. l, $11O9
LIS; No. 3, S1.05@110; No. 3, $1O0d1 .O5.
HlDES-Flrm Central American, 221sc;
Bogota, 221kc.
nEATHER-Steady; hemlock firsts, 26d
2Se; seconds, 2SQTc; thirds 22a2Sc; rejected.
PRovsIoNs-Por firm; mess, $500;
family, S27.50d2SO0; short clears, $4,000
$500 Beef. firm; mess, S1A50915O0; family,
fl9.O091950; beef hams $24.O0G2600 Cut
meats, firm: picked hams, l55O816O0.
Lard, steady; middle west, primo, sl465Q
H75 refined, firm; continent, $500; South
American, $3.50; compound, $1025Q10.50
TALLOW-Firm; prime city, hhds., 7bc;
country, 6h973sc.
BUTTER-Firm and higher; creamery
specials, Sac extras, S3q331ac; third to first
26d32c; second to special 25132c; state
dairy. common to finest, 24a32c.
CHEESE-Firm; state, full cream, fall
made special, 17hd1Sc; fancy, 17Ac; good
to prime l6AG16%c; current, best, 15hQ16c;
common to fair 13d16ci skins, fun to spe-
EGGS-Easier; western, ungraded, firsts,
2l1kd22c; seconds, 21c. ... -..-
POULTRY-Allve, firm; fowls t9G2Oc;
turkeys, l4Q2lc. Dressed, firm; western
17d23c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
IRAN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Crop News is DisoOuraging, with Dry
Weather and Prairie Fires.
THIS IS COMMON IN WHEAT BELT
"is Bun Campaign starts and II
These Dark Reports Prove Cor
rect New Futures VIII Go
Much Higher.


OMAHA, March a. 1910.
J. Weather forecasts for Nebraska and
KANSAS show no signs OF rain Crop news
- pSsnnlhg TO. be discpuraging. with prai-
tle ures ana extremely dry, windy weather
oelnB the news that comes from all sec
LIONS OF the winter wheat belt A big
puh campaign. has started and should these
Aoports prove correct new crop futures
would sell much higher .'''
ShOrts in corn continue, to cover on the
guensth shoYed in wheat, giving the mar
ket better tone, PRICES advancing readily
On any buyng. Receipts are fairly good,
Out oIteHnBs find ready buyers. ' B. .i
wheat rallied. today after the sharp
'niot confirmed and more sensational dry
Geather reportB was the cause of a flood
oA buying at the opening. Prices at the
close showed a little. gain over yesterday.
Win wheat strong and better cash
conditions corn rallied selling higher and
bhorts covered rather freely Corn spe-
claists argue the break has been steady
ana reaction Is due for the time being
Ihe demand Is some Better and gave cash
houses encouragement ea.
Urinary wheat receipts were 4O6,00O bush
els and shipments were 292,OW bushels,
agslnst receipts last year OF f720OO bushels
and shipments OF 2o6OO0 bushels.
,FTmaIV corn receipts were SGS.OgO bush
eIs ana shipments were $4,000 bushels
against receipts last year Of s01, 900 bushels
and shipments of $50, 900 bushels.
iearances were, lel, 900 bushels of corn
1900 bushels
Liverpool closed I'D to Md higher or
wheat and unnhahged on corn.
Local range of options: St
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
Carioi Rece1nnn.
CHICAGO r. GRAIN AND PROVISION
Features of. the Trading and Closing
Prices ON Board of Trade.

CHlCAGO Marsh 244-Wsather conditions
In the southwest were again favorable to
the bulls in the wheat pit, and as a RESULT
prices made substantial gains, the net ad-
vance att thec close being Nc to &6DHc.
Corn and oats advanced sharply on cover
ing by shorts and closed at almost the top.
Provisions closed Strong -'' ~ '-F@
4 Reportsg from the winter Wheat belt' indi-
Sated continued adryGs weather generally
throughQut the southwest, with. high winds
In Kansas, An advance Of bJQ "a at Liver
pool, lighter receipts stie points And
a sharpebuige IN corn here late, in the day
We're additional svs influences tending 10
strengtheqs the, market. The July option
sold between $LOS1eQtOSsk and $t09lh. Sep
tember srehged 'between IL .06sS ana
9Olh and May. between $l.l3sk and SLI4F
The. market closed firm, with Nav al
4.14lsqt14A july finished at s1OS% and
September at $1.07.
A Corn experienced. some weakness early in
the day. AT the high point. prices were 1e
or more above the how mark. Demand for
the cash grain was slow, but prices were
Nglc higher. No yellow sold at 59IkG
6Okc The May delivery ranged between
bl9sc and 621bc. The market closed strong
With prices up vac to 1ql8c, May being al
Trading, In, oats was fairly active and
the market was. inclined to follow other
grains. Moderate weakness early in the
session was followed by a decided raiiV
which carried prices MG11sc above the low
figures. The market closed strong at al
most the top, with prices 1aGD%c higher
krovisions We're firm, with prices un-
changed to 800 higher. Final figures on
the nysa May ZIP proeeryetS were: Pork, s26s5 lard.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
BACK IN WASHINGTON
Denver Millionaire Returns from
Texas Trip Somewhat Im-
prOVed in Heath,

WASHINGTON March A.-In far bet
ter condition than when he left San AM
tonic, Tex, where he went for the benefit
Of his health, Thomas f. Walsh, the Col
orado millionaire, arrived today.
His special train came In over the South
ern railway at O'Clock this morning, at
which hour Mr.. Walsh was UP and dressed
and ready to proceed TO his home.
He entered an automobile and within a
short time was resting comfortably in his
bedroom. On the journey to Washington
he was accompanied by Mrs. Walsh, Mr.
and Mrs Edward Mclean, his son-in-law
and daughter; Drs. Barker and VAIN
wright and two nurses. ,-.r u. fsu
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
IOLdI TeCelpts ....Ib0 IUd
DISPOSITION-HEAD.



'OATTLE-Receipt Of cattle this morning
were fair for Thursday, 145 cars being
reported in. This makes the total for the
four days this week Il, l3O head. being the
largest of any similar period for long
time. At the same time the total shows a
gain as compared with year ago OF about
1900 head. While receipts locally were not
large enough to be burdensome. advlces
from other selling points were indicating
vpry szeable runs, while market conditions
wtre far from encouraging As asyesult
buyers were very much Inclined this morn
ing to move slowly, until more was known
regarding the trade at other points For
very much business being transacted, the
general market being extremely slow and
The market on beef steers was very slow
In opening and when 1t did open prices
were fully 10G15c lower than yesterday
morning and on common to medium kinds,
was after midday before anything like q
clearance had been effected
Cows and heifers we're also 10715c lower,
write common to medium kinds which
began breaking yesterday are around SOC
lower than Tuesday and slow sellers at
that.
Willie the best feeders have not shown
so much change still the market generally
was 10000 lower on all kinds with light
cattle 60o lower than the best time at the
beginning of the week There has been a
feeling for some time back that the mar
ket for stockers' and feeders was top
heGyy and thus a break was not entirely
1t might be said of practically all kinds
Of cattle that prices have advanced much
more rapidly than usual and a reaction was
nj more than might be expected. 1t
remains to be seen whether It will be. of
a temporary character or not.
Quotations on cattlei Good to choice
corn-fed steers, $7.2sQS.S0; fair to good
eornfeS Steers Steers, sSOSS75 i0 good to CO choice T
cows and heifers, &I5Q6,s5; fair to good
cows and helfers, $5.o09575; common to
choice stockers and feeders $6.26d1726; fair
to good stockers and feeders, S5o096 %;
common TO fair stockers and feeders, $400
calves A.5O6S.25; bulls, stays etc, s425
@6.25.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
a.. Louie Live Stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, NO., March A--CATTLE-
Receipts. 2,sO6 head, including $50 Texans;
market steady to 25c lower; native ship
beef and butcher steers, $6.00dS.00; steers
under .1,ooO pounds, s5.25@7.6o; stockers and
rs; cannefs ssA5ss'25; bulls, s8.759S.0S
COWS, So 25d975; Texas and Indian steers
35.25QDS40; cows and heifers. $80o47.Oo.
HOGS-Receipts, 1900 head; market weak
to Sc lower; pigs and lights, T.6091os so;
packers, SO 7odf1g 80; butchers ana best
heavy, $10,S5G11.O0. ,.
s SfIEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 240O
head; market. strong; native muttons,
S5.O0as6O; lambs, s7SQ106o; culis and
bucks, $4.50d6OO; stockers, $4.OO87.OO
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, March 24.-The cotton mar
ket opened steady at an advance OF
TO 3 points, IN response to better cables
the southwest and reports OF a better
demand for spots from exporters I'm the
south. Leading bulls gave the near months
restricted by the belidays and stocks
showed little further change during the
early session. ..s
Cotton futures opened steady; March,
l5.O5c; May, il9ec; : July. iE6Sc: August
1AAc; october, l2.9Oo; December 12Slc;
January 12760l2 7Sc.
April, 149sc; May, i4sec; June, iI7ic;
July. 1471c; August, 142sc September, 1896;
October, 12.96c November, 12S1c; Decem-
ber, l279c; January r. 75c.
Spot closed quiet and unchanged Mid
ding uplands, i5,15c; middiing gulf, 15.4Oc;
sales 800 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
IN THE GRAIN BELT
For Nebraska, Fair Friday and Cooler
in East Portion.
Omaha. Neb., March "a. 1910.

Omaha, Neb., March a. 1910
High winds prevailed Wednesday through
out the upper Mississippi and Missouri val
leys west TO the mountains, and continued
over the extreme upper Missouri valley
and northwest last night. Velocties rang
ing from forty to fifty miles an hour were
general over the upper Missouri valley
ana west into Wyoming and Montana. A
velocity Of slxty-eight miles per hour was
recorded at Rapid City, S. D., Wednesday
afternoon; fifty-two miles at Sheridan,
Wyo. and fifty-six miles per hour occurred
at Bismarck, N. D., during the night The
weather continues fair everywhere east Of
the Rocky mountains, and no precipitation
worthy OF note has occurred east Of the
mountains within the last %. twenty-foilr
hours. Temperatures are higher everywhere
east of the Mississippi river, except slightly
cooler is shown on the upper Atlantic coast.
A very decided fall in temperature ctoo-
Cured last night vest OF the Missouri rivefy
the mountains this morning. The weather
viii be cooler in this vicinity tonight and
Friday, with continued fair 80 -, -,
The Missouri river fell 2,3 feet at Omaha
during the last tWenty-foQr hours and Is
falling at points north or ST Joseph; To-.
l. ~ Temperature ana precipitation as1 con, CON.
pared with the last three years; ,oss 80,
Minimum temperature 50 80 2s !" 80
deficiency in precipitation since March j.
92 of an inch ..
Deficiency corresponding period N 1903,
As of an inch. ..- .-...t, .-5 F.,
/ 60 OF an inch.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1908,
- A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
Articles. open, High. Low. i Close. IYes'y.

& Cash quotations were as follows;
FLOUR--Easy; winter patents, IS. S0d5. .65;
straig hts 81 OgS os 50; spring straights, A.75@
RYE-N6s q 79dB1st Il1' ,t- ~.-
BARLEY-lFeed on mixing, 52q5sc; fair to
SEEDS-Flax, No / southU,aztern % Ok
No. 1 porthwestern, s2s5, Timothy, NS5
PRoYisfoNs-PoFk. mess psr bb,
Snort TSs sdes ES eSSsd5S per qS ssl9 lbs
clear sides (boGed), S1A25QIk50. 3'V'
Total clearances OF wheat and flour vere
eausd 70 tSoO ou Primary receipts were
40dOOO bu.. compared with Az 600 bu fhe
corresponding day a year ago. = - w
Estimated receipts for torlorrovy. VVheat
% cars; corn l5S cars; oats, u9 cars; hogs
Chicago Cash Priees-yvheat. No . u.s
p.iSq19; Ne. s red Stf2afl .l61f; No 2 bsrd M
Rl.1SM9l i5s No 3 hard. S1.O6ii. lstso: !, Nc
spring, S1l4G1 ,i5ll No. spring 81 sI'SI Sdit .
G.l6. Corn: No. 3 cash, 696J59isC No !
B966c; Me-. white, 6l11Gp6l&e; No,4 white
dS yellow. 56Gsio. oats! No ! 0CaS easb 40 .Sil
No. 2 white. Me, No. white 42iba44i5c
NE whites 4is4GA2he;l standard, 4llsd
1 HJTTEslRs, steady cgesmerles. 2saa2o;
EGGS-steady,, at mark. cases included.
ilatglsej receipts ls.aOA casas; firsts zoe;
, CHEEsE-Easy; daisies, 15hai5ISc;
twins, l5Ql5hei Young Americas, i5al5lte
'OP PoT2T6EsSWSeSSk; choice to fancy 2sa
D0c; fair 20 good, &d27c.
YEAL-Steady; 30 to 0O-lb. weights go
1Oc; 90 to S5-lb, weights. lOal1he: IS TO 10
POULTRY --steady; turkeys. isEc; chick,
ems lSc, springs lSc.
Chicago eeeipts-Todays Wheat 81
mated mated tomorrow: wheSt 50 cars; IiS corn corn
t56 carsi oats, il9 cars.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
Metal Marker.

NEW YORK March A.-METALS-
standard Copper on the New York Metal
exchange was weak today, with spot clos
ing at Sl2s2hdl3O5. Local dealers quote
Lake copper at s13 3S7lkq18 626; electrofytie,
SlSi2hQ1Sdh and casting S1300dla25
London market closed easy, with spot at
e5S 15s and futures at f59 lis ca. TIN was
quiet, but firm; spot, S32 25Q3275, London
market closed strong; spot f14S rs Cd and
futures at fl50 Is Sd. Lead was dull; spot,
81. l.l0d46O New York. London market was
higher at fl3 Spelter closed dull; spot $565
Q565 London market was unchanged at
q. Iron was unchanged at 51s Cd for
Cleveland warrants in London. Locally the
market continued quiet; No 1 foundry
northern, SlS.O0alS50; No. 2 southern and
ST. LOUIS, March A-METALS-Lead
lower 3A25. Spelter. dulli 8.l0d5.A2A.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
Kanans City Live stock Market

KANSAS CITY, March A-CATTLE-
Receipts, 1000 head, including 400 southerns
best strong; others weak choice export
good, $6.40GD7. 60; western steers, $6.003S.2 rs;
stcckers and feeders. $45Oa6,65; southern
steers, S6OOa7.75; southern cows, $S7bQ6.0O;
zoo; bulls, S25a6.OO; calves, S4S5090O
HOGS-Receipts 5000 head; sc higher
top S10.S0; bulk Of sales, $40 5011o.S0; heavy,
SO 721aQ1O S0 packers and butchers, $4,000
1880; light, $40 206l07O; pigs, $9.50dl0O0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 5000
head; market strong; lambs, $950Qlooe;
ewes S7.oOQS.25 stoekers and feeders, $500
d65O
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
EGGs-Unchanged; current receipts,
NIinneapoll. Grnin NTarLet.

MINNEAPOLIS, March N-WHEAT-
May, SilI5S; July, S1l5qi. ISIS; cash, No. /
hard, HI6E6l. 6l.17ll; No. l northern, 81 lax
qil6%; No. northern Si.1s%9114A; No, 8,
81. .10StGi1 .l2&,
FLAX-Ciosed at s2a%, .,e
CORN-No s yellow 56AQ6S&c
OATS-No. 3 white, 41NG42Sc f ths
RYE-No. q .69%674&c.
BRAN-Tn 100 pound sacks, S2iOO
FLOUR-First patents In wood T. o. b.,
Minneapolis, S5.5Of570; second patents,
S.SOq650; first clears, S445GA56; second
clears, So 2OQS.50. ..-- y-a
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
Ro.ton NTinInn sfocIra.
hank of England statement.

LONDON, March 24-The weekly state-
ment of the Bank of England shows the
following changes: Total reserve de-
creased f1352.O00; circulation increased
ES7A 600; bullion decreased fHs.255. other
securities increased fs3s, 600; other deposits
increased 1927, ,OO0 public deposits de-
creased e, 2,3S6,0O0; notes preserved increased
Fl, ,468, 900. -....
The proportion Of the banks reserve to
liability this week Is AS per cent; last.
weak It was 49, 80 per cent. .... 7'tH.. b.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
AND FEEDERS.

HOGS-More or less strength was ap-
parent at the opening of the hog market
this morning, but demand at any advance
came largely from shippers and was by
no means broad Some business was done
during the first rounds At a nickel higher
figures, but after most OF the outside
orders had been filled and lower advices
had been received from the east, the trade
settled to a steady basis and packers were
able to put up most of their droves at
prices that APPEARED to be little II any
better than yesterday. Good heaVies are
still meeting with the popular demand one
load of fancy red hogs making a new top
at si0.s5. supply was normal and after
movement was once under way there
trade.
A large share OF receipts sold at S1065R
OF Sl0.b0Ql0.65. Today,s advance, OF course
OF Si0.5OaD10.45. Today's advance, OF course
not only carries the top, but the bulk as
we'll, to the highest levels ever recorded
az this point Current sales are about 50
Representative sales;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON. March 2A--The CONDITION
OF the treasury at the beginning OF busl-
ness today was as follows:
Trust Funda-Gold coin. 3S55 or $50; silver
dollars. t4sa 560.0 900; silver dollars OF 1890
sis9. 560, 600. --...-,. A,-. Il. 49,. -.
General Fund-Standard silver dollars in
general fund. S22l7.3l9; current liabilities,
t9S. i96. 655; working balance IN treasury Of
fioes. ga 2S5. .09S; IN banks 70 credit OF treas
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
st. Joseph Live stock Market.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, March A.-CATTLE-
Receipts. 1000 head market weak steers,
S6,6O8s.OQ; cows and heifers, S.SOq70o;
calves $Sooas.oO. -.
steady 20 SC higher; top $10.S5; bulk OF
sales. $1O5591070
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceiptA. $500
head; market steady; lambs, SS.50dlo4
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
STOCK ih SiEht.
Dry Goods MARKET.

NEW YORK, March A.-DRY GOODS
Trading In cotton goods has bean iietSer in
volume for the week thus far at over
prices, but agents are not pressing prices
doing a hand-to-mouth business on staples
Of a seasonable character but bulk trade is
rare. Innings have been reduced from Nc
to nc a yard. aty
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
Peoria Grain Market.

PEORIA, March. 2A-CoRN-Higher; No.
yellow 5sAe; No, 5, 5She; No. l. SIC; no
grade, 600 SIZE
oATs-steady; No. white. Isko; stan
dard, 44iAc. >. =.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
nnth Mon Endorae NoteO
al NIrht Alarm,

Worse than an alarm Of fire at night Is
the metallic cough Of Group Careful moth
ers keep Foley's Honey and Tar in the
house and give 1t at the first sign Of dan
ger. Foiey's Honey and Tar has saved
many little lives. No opistes. Sold by all
druEEists -. =
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
oils ana ROsin.

OIL CITY. March 24-oILs-Credit hal
ances, 1t0 bbls. runs, III 221 hbls.; average.
l4S6s bbls shipments l&,6Sl bills; aver
age, 1887 bbls
SAVANNAH Ca, March A-OII,S-
Spirits or turpentine firm; sales. 100 bbis ;
receipts. q bbls.; shipments, sa bbls
stocks. 10 46 bbls. f'f
RosIN-Firm; sales $40 boxes. re6slpts,
4i5 boxes; shipments S55 boxes; stocks, 90
40 boxes. Quote: B, A8; ID, Al2M; u, s4B IS;
+. 475 q, A75; ii, $3.50; l. $3.50; X, S. 50;
NJ, $40; n, 500; VIC, S61bi WV, NO0
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25

SIOUX CITY, Ia, March 94.-CATTLE-
Receipts i4SS head; market steady except sgS
7s0; cows and heifers, $l75Q6.00; stockers
and feeders, t5.PO@e,b0; yearlinss, $4.25q5.Oo.
HOGS = Receipts,} 1900 head; market
steady to 10c higher; range OF prices, Sl050
Ql0.sb; bulk Of sales, 1i0.60Ql0.76.