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Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
SHOT BREAKS BOYS ARM
WITHOUT TOUCHING HIM
Mere Report OF the Gun scnres Him
and Jumping, He is In
Jured.

Scared by the report OF the gun OF the
wAtchman at the Omaha Cold Storage
plant at Eleventh and Jackson streets.
Frank Simonsich, 16 years Of age of 14l4
South Thirteenth street. one OF a humber
Of juveniles prowling around the building
last evening Jumped from the platform and
broke his right arm. t F
There have been frequent complaints of
thefts from the building and the watch
man, John Lloyd, says they are the work
OF boys averaging from lotto 10 years of
age Tuesday evening he saw six ap-
parently about to begin operations and to
frighten them discharged his revolver. All
bolted ana sImonsich, in his haste to get
off, met with his mishap. He had his in
juries attended at the police station by
Assistant Police Surgeon De Witt
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
u. P. DID NOT BUY COAL ROAD
MOhler Denies Denver Report that
Hts Line Has Entered Colo
RADIO Fields.

Vice President Mohler Of the Union Pa
cific is in Omaha after a trip over the
oompany's lines. He denies the report cir
culated from Denver that the Union Pa
cific has bought its way into the anthra-
cite coal fields OF northwestern Colorado by
the purchase OF the Laramie, Hahns Peak
& Pacific and the Saratoga q Bncampment
roads. in order to get out the coal desired
by the company.
Mr.. Mohler says the report came to his
attention. but he denied that there was
any truth in it. saying he had not been
advised even OF the intention OF the COM
pany to make the purchase
IF the Union Pacific had bought those
lines" said the vice president Il think
would have heard something about the
purchase, 1 haven't, so you may state that
It is untrue" e.-..
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
staple and Fancy Produce Prices Fur
nished by Buyers ana WhOIesal6ru.

BUTTER-Creamery. No /, delivered to
the retail trade in. lib. cartons,' SSn; No. 1,
IN 6O-lb. tubs, S21kci No. ., ln. lib. cartons,
pack. 1s1Ac; fancy dairy rob. zoe. Market
changes every Tuesday. .orf g. ~.
CHEESE-Twins 1sBc; young America,
brick, lac to lsc; domestic block, Swiss,
1sc: imported Swiss, S0c 3Ya4g
PoULTRY-Dressed broilers3 $3.50 a doz. ;
for storage, ss; for fresh springs. lie;
i6c; turkeys 2ec; pigeons, per iid6s;, SID:
Homer squads, $4 per dos.; fancy squads
S3.5o per doz; No. 1, 500 per Soz. Alive
Ss o &c. heDa D iso . old d roosi.r os st SoSnE SG
roosters, 10c; ducks, fun feathered, 13o
geese. full feathered 1Oc; turkeys, 2oc;
guinea fowls, % per doE.; pigeons, 50 per
FISH Can frozenl salmon. I1c; piclereI,
90; whitefish, l3c; pike, 10c; trout. lac; cst-
fish, ,1Sci large crappies, I5also;. smeltsi
dock, iSc; founders, 12o; frog legs. IOc per
BEEF CUrs-Rlbs,. No. j. 1sc;. No. T.
I2'4Gj n No. g iO%S Loin. No Z; 1sc; NO:
No. q SIC; No, 3, Sc. Round. NO. /, 100;
No. {, s1fc: No. g. she. Plate, No. 1, 7hc;
VVEdETXBLEs@Irfish Seed Potatoes:
Genuine Red river valley and early Ohio,
per bu., sc; western Nebraska and north
Nrn stock, per bu., go; yellow Jersey
native Per Per 'S SS. &c; S coiSrado. T%S per
bu.. eoQ7Oc. Sweet potatoes, Kansas. per
hbl., $LTB Cauliflower, California, a to %
heads, per crate. $50 Rutabages: Canada,
per h., 1hc. Cabbage; Wisconsin, Holland
{, and s-doE. cases, SS.60; l2-lb. bunch, SOC.
Onions, red, per b., sit@3o Old vegetables:
per ib,, &c. Garlic; Extra fancy white, per
lb., 1bc. New souhern vegetables; Turnips
per DOG. bunches, 5oc; shallots per doz.
SSnsne' SsSss fancy SSS iFRnaGa FoISa ScE :1 sS s
mAtoes, fancy Florida or Cuba, per G.
basket crate. fancy, AOO; choice 1850,
String and wax beans, per hamper, s.oo@
800; cucumbers, hothouse per doz., n769
2oo;. Home grown vegetables: Radshes,
extra fancy, per doz. bunches, 25c; lettuce,
extra fancy leaf geE doS;. 100; head let
home grown, per doz bunches, t0c
FRUITS-Strawberrles: Florida per qt.
5ec. oronges; California navels SO-96-1 112-l2e
sizes. per box, $500; cameiia brand, ss.25.
Lemons; Extra fancy Limonerias. 800 $50
sizes, A75; choice Iona, SOO-S6o sizes, per
Bananas; Fancy select per bunch. N75a
zoo; Jumbo, bunch, 81 759s.75. Grapes: I'M
ported Malagas, per keg, S6,eoFsA Grape
River, ali siSes, $500 Apples: Jonathan, Per
aenitsn, per bbl;, 500; Winessps, per DBL
wins. Russets and Spys, per bbl., SAB
California w W. Pearmains, per box. 500
q26; Colorado Jonathans, per box, $500
$3.50; extra fancy Colorado Winesaps per
box, t2@. Cranberries: Jersey, winter
stock, per bbl;. $500. Dates; Anchor brand
| new, 30-lb. pkgs. IN box, per box, 900
| Figs; California, 80 pkgs., &c size, 30 pkRs
\ in box, S2.00 II pkgs.. 1Oc size SOC.
MILSScE:ILIL4ANEous3Gideri y J. New York, PEI
| Horseradlsh, dozen in case, J.90. Wal.
nuts: Black per h., &c; California, No. J.
per lb., 12hc. Hickory nuts: Large, per ID.
| &c; small. per h., &c. Cocoanuts: Per sack
/ $500: per dozen. CSC.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, March sO-CoTTON-Mar-
ket opened steady at an advance OF 8
points on March, but generally to points
lower, owing to disappointing cables and re-
ports OF further rain In the southwest. The
weather map, however showed no precipi-
tation OF consequences and prices quickly
rallied to a point slightly above last nights
close Futures opened steady. March,
lhlec; April, 15.25c; May. l5.l0c; July, 14S5c;
August lA8Sc; September iS.5To; October
1a03c
Closing futures barely steady. Closing
bids: March. l5.Wo; April I6.iOc: May,
l5.0Oc; June. lAS7c; July. i484c. August
lA8c; September, 1850. October 1a1ec
November. 2'0sc; December, laO2c; Jan
81. LOUIS, March So.--coTToN-stead
micdllng. l4Tsc; receipts, 24ss bales; ship
ments. ISIS bales; stock 40616 baies
NEW ORLEANS. March G.--Spot cotton
unchanged; middling, 1f2c. Sales on tho
spot. $50 bales; to arrive. 1000 bales Low
ordinary. lb Lice nominal; ordinary l2Nc,
nominal; good ordinary, Is s-lee; strict good
ordinary, l3 l5-l6c; low middling 14kc;
strict low middling. l4lSc; middlinR, l4Ec;
strict middllng, IA l5-l6ci good middlinR
lbhc: strict good mlddling is 5-l6c; mid
ding fair. IS 7-l6c; middllng fair 10 fair.
IS ls-l6c; fair, le s-lsc. nominal Receipts,
$40 bales; stock, 1870 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

z 6
8OUR-Steady; winter patents. Is. son
!; winter straights, S4S06D5.s0; spring
elghts, g. ssagtsS; bakers, tS.20ei5.SO.
sARLEx-feed or mixing. Sa0Sse; fair to
|DEDs-Flsx, No. i southwestern, 81. 10;
northwestern, G.29. Timothy, M.6o.
soviffsi ioNs@PoriS. mess. psr bill ,asoO
20 Lard. per 100 lba tlld6 Short ribs.
9o5e), lSs.s.1tgls.7b; short clear sides.
az 5learances OF wheat and flour were
g ploqQ bu. Primary receipts were
pu., compared with 446, 900 bli. the
o1d,hns oS1,dah day Z. q year ago.
corn, 114 cars; oats, 81 cars: hogs.
IS cash Prioes--wheat No. r.d.
iM; No, red, dl4S9d.ls; No. 2
i.i4sei. .i5s No, hard, tl.Os41lsx; No.
hg, I.OSQi lfl4. Corn, No. eash. ala
No 8 eashs e0,tQ6io. No. Z white
No, 5 white. @ho; No. 3 yellow.
Oats, No. white, S8gDs7e: No 1
tsq46o; No. white, El944c; stand
|! rTcE,R@stsSdyi FER. ssS.i,. oreameries, ESQ
ds-Steady; receipts, 2s,sss cases.
bark. cases included, rs q 30c; firsts'
prime firsts 2lc.
TEES SE--Steady; daisies, IlQl4Hc:
hs, l99 lshei young Americas 14% q
DTATOES-st choice 10 fancy OK
ei fair 70 good, gao 2sc.~
Tk1--Steady; turkeys, 1910;
.ekenE, = z hes springs. ilMe.
AL--Steadyi so TO 60-lb. WITS, go
% tS sS,lp; Tts. io@lihe; So to
icago Receipts-Whe0t. IA oars; corn.
cars; oats, 20 cars. Estimated tomorrow
heat' II cars corn, nt cars; oats, a7 cars.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

auotntOns OF the nay on various
Commodities.

Commodities.
NEW YORK. March ao.-FIOUR--Market
quiet and about steady; spring patents, $3.50
f5.50Q6Q0; spring clears. tA5O0Al5; winter
extras, No. /, A500A9O; winter extras, No: z
g. 90a4&; Kansas straights t5OOqo.90 Re
ceipts 3i179 bbls.; shipments ASS bbls.
Rye flour, quiet; fair to good, A.SO4 IS;
choice to fancy, NA50H465
ORNMEAIs-Steady; fine white and yell
low, u.l59i50: coarse 1S0l.f0; kiln dried,
RYE-Dum: No 2 western. sOstc, nomi-
nal {. o: b., New York.
WHEAT-Spot market steady; No. red,
N,25. c. I. f.; No. l northern, f.25, (. o. b.
option market for wheat was firmer most
of the day on reports that the rains in the
southwest had been light and scattered,
but trading was quiet and prices lost part
Of the gain under realizing and &C the
close were, he TO lac net higher; May May
closed at Si.23k July closed at Sl11; Sep
tember closed at s1125s. shipments, 5000
CoRN-spot market dull; steamer. e5c
sas sasis N4 export p1 No o SHs. nominal. q b
Option market was without transactions,
closing sdho net lower; May closed at
71Mc; July, 74ltc; September, I44c. Re
ceipts, So 80 bu.; shipments, i2l4 bu.
OATS-SpOt market quiet; mixed % to
30 pounds, nominal; natural white, ~ 70
80 pounds 40G6lc; clipped white, 81 to q
lbs. 5OikGSsc. Option market was without
! transactions, closing nc net lower; May
closed at 49c. Receipts, S5,40O bu.; ship
mentS, ~ Du. 49,.
FEED-steady: western spring bran, 100
pound sacks, S2A25fd24.T5.
HAY-Steady: prime, S1.15; No. l. 9L1OQ
LIS; No. 2, Sl.O5Gf1.10 No 3, SL00dlO5.
Enthusiastically; Central America, 25fc
Bogota 22Mc.
LEATHER-Steady hemlock firsts, 26d
| 29c; seconds, 23g27ci thirds. 2zQ25c; re-
/ iected, 20a2lc.
| PROVISIONS steady; mess, 27I5
family, S2750a2s.O0 short clear. S26. h0df29; 90
/ Beef, steady; mess, $i5.O0116 90; family, Sl9.O
| d19bO; beef hams. $24O0026.O0. Cut meats
| quiet picked bellies 10 to IA lbs, S6.5Oa
| t7!OO Lard firm; middle west, prime
! S14 5OfT1A6O; refined, easier; continent, $500
South America, slj.50 compound, $lO25Q
l1O50
TALLow-steady; prime city, hhds., 7hc
| BUTTER-Dun and easy; western imita-
i tion creamery, 2925hc.
! EGGS-Easier; western storage selections
/ 22G22lAc; western storage selections, extra
first, 21%d22c; western storage Sc selections
| first 2l6021hc; southern. first. DlkuHc:
| POULTRY-Alive firm; fowls, Oc; stur-
keys 14d72Oc. Dressed firm; western chick
/ ems, 161i7c; western fowls, 15glsc; western
! turkeys, 17GD23c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
STARK CALLS ON THE MAYOR
Aurora Judge Says He's Living the
Simple Life and IL Not in
Politics.

Former County Judge Stark of Aurora
was a caller at the mayors office.
IT am not mixing much in politics these
days" said Judge Stark, who presided in
the Hamilton county court for a number
OF years. II am living the simple lfe, but
when Mayor Dahlman spoke In our town
recently he invited me 70 call on him
and my visit is purely social"
or Aurora as possible contender for
state capital honors, Judge Stark would
not speak.
I'VE only know we have a very beauti-
ful little city, in rich section Of Ne
braska," he said, but no better could
possibly be found II the capital is 70
be moved"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
Metal Marker,

NEW YORK, March sO-METAIs--Ths
marbe for standard copper was dull and
unchanged today. Local dealers quoted
lake Pepper at tt325qlS50, electrolytio al
tla0oQllaS and casting at ti2756iao0 Eng
llsh raarket closed steady, but at a slight
decline, with spot at fb6 and futures a
t5e p 81. Tin, firm; spot March and April
SO, 3, English market higher; spot
ESQ =; futures. fl52 15s, Lead dull; spot
A4lh 9A50 London market was unchanged
at a lSs ed. spelter closed easy al S5b6i
b.65. London market was unchanged a. f28
The English iron market was unchanged al
bia 5itd for Cleveland warrants. Local mar
ket luiet. No. 1 foundry northern. SlROOd
1885, No. foundry northern, No sOuthern
and No. southern, soft Si775aI825
SIh LOUIS, March METAIS-I,ea cad
dulll sAxih; spelter, nominal MH
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
Kansaa oity Live Stool AIarket.

KANSAS CITY, March O.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1000 head including 200 southerns
market 10c to zoe lower; choice export and
dressed beef steers, T.40da26; fair to good
S6.00Q7.30; western COWS, $6.o0d8.00: feeders
4.50GD6.60; southern steers, $o.25G1S.00 south.
ern cows. SS.5OdD6. 70; native cows, S4.00Q6.7 Is
native heifers, 16.OOG7.0o; bulls, A.4O96.0o
calves. S4.50Gs.75.
HoGS-Receipts, 10 900 head; market 1oC
to zoe lower; top S10S2h; bulk OF sales
S1065410T; heavy, $40 70d10 seq; packer.
and butchers, S1050110sO; light, $40 S5@10 70
pigs, So 6JGi10 g.
siEBP-Receipts, 1000 head; market
strong to 100 higher; lambs, $S75al010
yearlings SS50@950; wethers, N.251se e0
ewes T.0of1S.S0; stoczers aud feeders, $40
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

WASHINGTON. March So-The condition
Of the treasury at the beginning OF bust
ness today was as follows.
Trust Fundg-lqld coin, 80. eib. $50; silyel
s. eOl, 90; silver certificates outstanding
$50 IL O00
General Fund-Standard silver dollars IN
general fund, 81, 100 alO current habiltiea
SEQ SIS SIC; working balance In treasury OF.
fices, 32l e66 S1l; In banks n credit % treas
ureE Of the United States, 50 ~, ,f65; sub
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
So. Louis Live Stock sInrket,

ST. LOUIS, March S0-CATTLE-Re-
oeipts 1900 head, including 100 Texans;
market loQ15c lower native shipping and
export steers. $e.5oQ840; dressed beef and
pounds, A65d6.90; stockers and feeders,
S3,4096.40; cows and heifers. S3,0O99. 40;
Texas and Indian steers, M.75GS&; COWS
and heifers, 325066.60. ..a
HoGS-Receipts, 1900 head; market 100
ibc lower; pigs and lights, $7.60D10 75;
packers, Sl070910e0; butchers and best
heavy, S10S0Dl095.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1850
headI market steady; native muttons, $500
$780, lambs, s7.15410.50; culls and bucks,
A25q5.90; stockers, S4.OO07.00.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
st. Loud Generai MnrlEet.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, March 3Q-WHI0AT-
Futures, higher; May, S1.11%91 rh; July.
$l.06B. Cash, steady; track: No. red,
81. 2Olp1 20ia; No 2 hard, $t139115h.
CORN-Futures, lower; May, 6s&c; July
65ssc. Cash weak; track: No. g. 6214462hci
No. white 6lihGDe5c. q
oATs-Futures. lower; May. 4SMc; July
4+zc. Cash, weak; track: No. 2. 4S84Sl4c
No. white, A6hc.
RYE-Unchanged, sic.
FLOUR-Unchanged red winter patents
S5.40G16S0; extra fancy and straight, A70d
so; hard winter clears. $3.S0I4.0O
SEED-Timothy, &3O0G360.
CORNMEAL--S325.
BRAN-UnchanEed; sacked, east track
81. 1.12d114
HAY-Unchanged timothy, S15.0O0q1S.50
prairie, t12.6081l00.
IRON COTTON TIES-90c.
BAGGING-shc.
HEMP TWINE-7c.
PROVISIONS-Pork lower; prime steam
S13. 95d14.O6. Dry salt meats, unchanged
boxed, extra shorts, S1B.37h; clear ribs
Sl6.37A; short clears, s15621k. Bacon, un-
changed; boxed, extra short, S1662h; clear
ribs, Sl662h; short clears Sl6S7k
PoULTRY-Steady; chickens. lee; springs
zoe; turkeys, 40; ducks. 15c; geese, Sc.
BUTTER-Steady; creamery, Hd83c.
EC1GS-I.oWer 19c
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

A. f. Smith. 500 Dewey avenue, brick
veneered dwelling $1,000; A. v. EIinsler
S66 Farnam, brick garage. 1900; Edward
Thiel, 6O6s South Thirty-flfth. brick fiat
5000; Bertha Drexel. 2Os2 Elm frame, 8. 800
J. Herman Krittenbrink, Thirty-slxth and
Wright, brick kiln, t1000O; w. II. stohlman
9th and Writ frame. $500: C. H. Forster
els Francis, frame, 1900; L. w. Prenlea
alterations, $500; NJ. sorenson, s2l South
REIMBURSEMENT avenue, brick apartments
l20O0o
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
WEATHER IN THE GRAIN BELT
Fair and Colder, with Visit from
Jack Frost.
OMAHA March IN ION

The disturbance, central over the noun
tains Tuesday morning, moved northeast
during the last twenty-four hours and Is
central over the upper Mississippi valley
this morning Light rains were general
over the Missouri and Mississippi valleys
and upper lake region since the last report
and rains. SHOWS and high winds, accom-
pany the disturbance over the upper valleys
this morning. The western area Of high
pressure, accompanied by clearing and
colder weather, reported moving In over the
Pacific slope Tuesday morning, has spread
over the entire west, and generally clear
weather now prevails west Of the Missouri
river with temperatures below freezing In
the mountains and over the eastern slope.
The western high will follow the low over
the central valleys during the next twenty
four hours, and will be accompanied by
colder, with frost, In this vicinity tonight,
with fair weather tonight and Thursday
and continued cool Thursday.
Following is the temperature and precipi-
tatien compared with the last three years;
1910 1909 1908 1907.
Minimum temperature. g SO 80 s.
Precipitation .............. 90 90 81 ,O6
Normal temperature for today. 43 degrees.
Deficiency in precipitation since March l,
127 inches.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1909,
SO of an inch. r4l .
as OF an inch. J.. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, March 3O--The dry goods
markets rule generally quiet, but there is
more steadiness shown IN the primary di-
vision, where agents are feeling the influ-
ence Of curtailment of production due to
high cost Of cotton. Knit goods are held
steady but are inactive. Some business Is
being taken on silks for fall delivery. job
bers are doing a light hand to mouth busi-
ness.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Market Weak-HORs Reported
LoMer-Sheen Market steady.

ceipts, 1900 head market weak TO 10C
lower; steers, SG.10RS.7E; COWS, $5.00I7. .00'
heifers, A.2q7.5o bulls, &4,5O06.2S; calves,
HoGS-Receipts, 5000 head: market, lOc
to 15c lower; choice heavy, Si0.965Dl1.00 90
butchers. $10591096; light mixed, $40 7Oai
T Si io chSiSe Ss Eh sd Sa'lOS h packing
61l0 s.
sHEEP-Receipts, 1900 head; market
steady; sheep, Si.0oD9.20; lambs, $S.75610.25
yearlings, H.60Q910
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

NEW YORK. March 0-CoFFEF-F
tpres closed steady; net, UNCHANGED 20
points lower, sales were reported OF Il O0l
bngs, Closing bids; March and April & iOc:
Nay, 6Soci June. 6S0c; July 6sc; August
and September, loOci October and Noveni-
Der, l.0' Decenber. I.loi January and Feb
reary, ibc. Spos coffee. quiet; No Z RIO.
\ 3 li-l66S&c; Santos No 4 sc: uliid eoffee
quiet: Cordova. siA0l2Hs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
onsnha oaah Prices

4 wHEAT-No. 2 hard, 81 Ostz611. Oh; No;
bard, SlO5G1 06h; No. 4 hard, 1.OOqlVo;
ENo. spring, &i.O61A9l. OH; No. 3 spring,
O35k6Bl. .O5lh; No. 4 spring, 99QSlOSl5; No: 2
sihTrm, 90c. No. durum, 8Sc; no grade,
4 CORN-No. 2 white, 59Q59hc; No.
white, 6Sia959c; No. white. sfQ661sci No:
b color, B5Isc; No. color, 56isQ5l5sci NO.
yellow, 569tc; No. 3 yellow, 5eQ56lhc; NO;
yellow 5gQ55c; No. 2. b6%c; No. 3, 56d561to;
No Aal53i15jc no grade 43Q5Oc.
"a Standard, t48a43hc; No. white, y
=, white, 4id42c; No. 3 yellow 4g
n yellow, 4oGD4ic;- No. mixed, 4Oh
-, l7LEY-No. 4. 5sd54c; No, feed, 52p
fS3d; rejected. 5Od52hc.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
st. Joseph Live stock Market.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, March so.-CATTLE
Receipts 1880 head: market slow;
steers, S5.5oas.OO; cows and heifers, $500
100; calves, Ss00d9.00
HOGS-Receipts, 5000 head; market, 1Oc
lower; top, 5000; bulk OF sales, SO e56D10 50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 1000
head; market. slow; lambs $s508i010.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
GAINAND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Conditions Favor Bulls, Who
Advance with Heavy Purchases.
laIeHER, RECEIPTS LIGHT
tocIss Make Situation suscePt-
60 Reactions - Reported
Ins scattering and OF Lit
tIe Important Effect.
OMAHA. March 80. 1910


scattered rains were received IN the
lt belt followed BY high cold winds
itions existing for some weeks nave
been relieved and wheat prices ad,
knced with the buying OF bulls who had
aken profits.
With the falling off In corn receipts the
aarket reacts quickly and good advances
suit with any buying A better market
looked for during the next few weeks.
Wheat was strong today and prices al
need early In the day on good buying og
lmissiou hOuses. Lack OF rain, Which
reported, became the feature ana cash
ieat advanced 10 under light ouerlngs.
he corn market opened firm ana WoIkeo @
ker with wheat IN the early tracing Dus
ed Of again when cash corn was tolno
o soft and some selling developed. ke-
are falling off daily, but shipping de-
Is light. ..
mary wheat receipts were 605,0OO bu.'
shipments wefe $4,000 bu, against re-
bts last year OF 446,OoO bn., and ship
ats Of 2g1 900 bu.
imary corn receipts were $4,000 bu..
shlpments were $4,000 bu., against re-
It's last year of 2l5.O00 bu., ana shipments
$40 COO -bu. r.. s..t
yciearanees were 5000 bu. Of corn. 800 bu.
bf oats and wheat aud flour equa' 10 AVJl
bu. er-
lIlverpool closed 4alAd higher on wheat
M4hd higher on corn.
local range or options:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

MiNHIa,APoLIs, March 0-wHEAT--
isN VII July. H.1i~. Cash, No / hard.
ilbit0ll0t; No. ! northern 81 I'M Ia +.
20 northeln, tAi98llfli
klsAA~- losed at Sa.MN
ColkN--NQ. 3 yellow, HGR67a!c
OAIS-No white. ii44fiLc
hlE-No. 2 69N G7aiic
lsttA,N--in loe pound sacks. S2i.O0
- ~ patents, In wood, Z. o. b.
~ first k'ars. ets504l5; second elesrs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
Kansas city Grain ana PrOvisIons.

AAhhaS NAAy UFdAM ana FFONtaAOn9s
NAV os CiahI seiIsrn MaEsh JSi1 0wHSAT ssSsr-.
September, 1o2a1. .Osit. sellers Cash, un-
changed; No. Q hard, Sl.6siiG1.i2; No, &
q.o7G1l2; No. 2 red. $1.17al.2s; No. s. Sl140
lib.
coRN-May, e2%e; July, 6Sssq6SEc, bid;
September, 62%Gi62Ac, sellers. Cash, un-
changed to hc higher; No. . mixed, 62si
Q6Sci No, q 6i06sc; No. white. 6S06S1hc;
No. 8, e2ikR63c
mixed, 4s344c.
OATS-Unehanged No white, 46lAc; No
HAY-Unchanged to 6Oc6Sl.00 higher,
choice timothy, S1600; choice prairie, S1i O(
61.2b; choice alfalfa, t17.00d61t00
BUTTER-UnchRnged creamery extra,
SlAc; frsts, S1te; seconds, H1ko; packing
stock, G1o.
BGGS-Upchanged; current receipts. new
cases, $50; miscellaneous cases, S6O5
southerns, p.@; storage packed, SaA5.
Receipts. Shipments
Wheal Dus...ss4s....ssss. tly0 6LVOl
Corn, bu..,,.....s,....,.... 1900 &5.0ol
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
AIilwnakee aFain NIarI.et.

MILWAUKEE, March sO.-FLOUR-Dull
WHEAT-NO northern, S.17a11s; No.
northern, n.l49l.B; July, N.OS%.
OATS-44hc.
BARLEY- Samples. bsR7Oo
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

cash, H.15; March, S7.16; April, $655; Octo-
Der. $3.50; December $3.50. Timothy prime
$40; March, $40. Alsike, prime, 1.65.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

LIVERPOOL. March so.-WHEAT-
Spot, dull; No 2 red western winter, no
stock futures, firm; March, ss Shdi
May. IS Nd; July, SIS hdi October. IS
10Ad,
mixed northern. 5s 4Md; old American
mixed, 6s Shd; futures. dull; July, Is
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31
TESTHkNS

DIAMOND G6Nh1 UNIV w.
Is steers 81 els 81 heifers... 935 10
Ed Cheesbough-Wyo.
u cows 0O2 5 IS 10 cows. $50 90
HOGS-Hog values broke sharply on a
fairly liberal supply this morning and dis
couraginE advicee from eastern points. A
few shipping ordera were filled early at
figures that looked to bs no worse than
dime lower than yesterday, but the amount
OF business was not large and only good
butcher loads were wanted At this decline
Movement was slow, the same as the two
previous days and local killers were in no
hurry for material
AS the morning advanced, packers started
out to put up their droVes. but only one or
two loads were sold at time and conces-
sions OF lO6lso were demanded. large
share OF receipts changed hands on this
basis. Smooth lots OF well-finiShsd butch
ers were favorites with the buying force
and, In most casea, suffered less than light
and mixed lots. In fact. the best figures
obtainable for common underweightB were
IN many cases, pretty close TO 20c lower
Representative sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

LONDON, March sO.--American securities
opened steady and a fraction higher today,
Covering improved prices during the early
trading and AZ noon the market was firm
and from hdih higher than yesterdays 3
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-31

could buy nothing better for female weak
nssses, lame back and kidney trouble than
Electric Bitters. bOc. For sale by Beaton
Drug Co.