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Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30

ShEEP-It was one or the Elowest mar
kets OF the year in the sheep barn this
morning on "A normal supply consisting
largely OF lambs. Buyers were out IN fun
force, as usual. but their wants IL they
had any. were well concealed and Il was
almost noon hefare any business OF con-
sequence had seen transacted. Eastern ad-
vices. as we'll. were more OF less bearfHh
and this fact did not serve to sharpen de-
mand by any means.
Lamb trade suffered more than the sheep
end OF the deal. as was the case yesterday,
but prices were very uneven. Slow to lower
would be tho best way OF describing the
lamb trade. although one bunch Of choice
Msxicana established a new record at S100o
which price Is 15c higher than the best
figure previously paid at this point They
were Just the kind OF animals that a packer
needed on a SPECIAL order.
Sheep and yearlings looked to be barely
steady In spots. but movement WIS sluggish
and the trend OF prices much easier. For
the two days this week quotations have
been marked down somewhat in practically
every branch Of the trade. Current prices
on lambs are around a quarter lower than
last weeks close, but sheep do not show
quite as much weakness
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Spring
lambs. choice. Si3 008i7 %; spring lambs.
medium. 81 Nf19. 90; good TO choice lambs,
so. O0l1O. 90; fair to good lnmba. 81 .5010. 90;
good light yearlinEs, s. .0Ql19. 20; good heavy
ycarlingg, S.5QQ9 %; good 70 choice weth-
ers s. ibtis. 65; fair to good wethers, s.. go
S.lb; good TO choice ewes, s.. .90dS. 20; fair 70
good ewes, 81 HOlFT 80.
Representative saleSs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30

CATTLE-Receipts OF caft1e were mod
erate this morning, making the total for
the two days only aE78 head, as against
L. $50 head for the same days last week
and 120e0 head for q year ago. The sharp
break in the market last week is evidently
responsible for the failing off in recsipts.
the country evidently baing unwilling to
part with its cattle at the reduced figures
In spite OF the moderate receipts, market
conditions, however, were not any too Ia
yorable this morning. Advices from other
with the market everywhere slow and
weak This market afforded no exception to
the general rule and the forenoon was well
advanced before buyers and sellers got to-
gether on a business basis.
The market on killing cattle was more or
less of q drag all the morning. Here and
there buyers picked out some OF the better
steers or few Of the good cows and
heifera that just happened to suit their re-
qutremenfs az prices that were not much
different from those that prevailed yester-
day On the other hand the general mar
ket was not only slow, but mostly i0c
lower, with the close not so good as the
early market.
The break in stockers and feeders last
week induced freer buying yesterday, so
that the surplus In the hands OF specu-
lators was all cleaned up, with the result
that everyone was on the market looking
for fresh supplies. Under the influence OF
free speculative buying. steady prices were
generally maintained on all desirable kinds
at least.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
cornfed steers, E5dS10; fair to good corn
fed steers, S,75Q675; good TO choice cows
and heifeFs. S.8965; fair to good COWS
and heifers s4.50dAz5; common 20 fair cows
and heifers. 81 z&q4.5o; good to choice
good stockers and feeders, s. .OOa6Oo; com
mon to fair stockers and feeders, s. 006f5. 90.
stock heifers. 81 5074-5o; veal caves A AOO2
500: bulls. stays etc. S5.7596.3.
an at NaaH
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30
stock In sight.
MetmT Marker.

NEW YORK. March 9.-METALS-
Standard copper was weak and lower with
spot and all deliveries Up TO the end az
May quoted at ~ 75dla00. The English
market recovered part OF an opening loss,
closing firm with spot quoted at e5S Is ID
and futures at e69 l0a. Local dealers report
a slow demand and an unsettled tone, with
lake quoted at 81 Edl350: electrolytic
SlGoalS3; casting, sl275Gi808 Tin was
firm but quiet. with spot and March quoted
at SSzSiitQ 81 12iA London market higher:
closing firm, with spot at e199 LIS and fu-
lures at Rlbi lba. Lead dull; spot. 81. A0f74 80:
London market lower at eI2 1Ss Cd Spell
ter dull; spot B.55G5.d5 London market un-
changed at 20. Iron lower, with Cleve-
land warrants quoted at 5Is 7lkd in London;
northern. sl&O0G1G5O; No 9 northern ana
No. I southern and No. / southern soft,
Si7 75dlSz5
ST. LOUIS. March 29.-AETALS-Lsead
unchanged, at HZl4 Spelter dull, at S5.A5
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30

NEW YORK. March ESPECIAL cable
and telegraphic communications received
by Bradstreets show the following changes
in available supplies as compared with
previous account: Available supplies:
Wheat United States. east Rockies. in
creased 7le.00o bushels: Canada, decreased
2s1. 900 bushels. Total United States and
Canada, increased 60a 90 bushels Afloet
Total American and European supply, in
creased. 2S. 900 bushels. Corn, United
States and Canada, decreased $50 900 BUSH
els Oats, United States and Canada, In
creased S23000 bushels. The leading de-
creases and increases reported this week
follow: Decrease Manitoba, $1,000 bushels;
ST. John. fS9 900 bushels: Minneapolis pri-
vate elevators. 10000 bushels; Portland
Ne. 5000 bushels. Midland. 70.0o0 bushels.
Increases: Chicago private elevators, 50 600
bushels; Omaha, g., 600 bushels.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. March 8-COFFEE-The
market for coffee futures opened duh al
unchanged prices 20 decline of 5 points
under teW scattering selling orders IN the
business was transacted during the morn
inE, but later IN the day a few lots
changed hands around the Initial fiEures
with the market closing Inactive net un-
changed 20 trpoints lower Sales were re-
ported OF 2Ooo bass Closing bidas Foll0,F.
March. APRIL Al6ei May, 6e0c;- June. asa.
and November, T05c: December. .iec. Tann-
arg ana February. Lf2c. Spot coffse giiiet-
Blo. No. z 5 u-lod1Ec; santos No 1 9IIc.
mild coffee quieti CordoVa. 9ikai1itc
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30

wHEAT-No 2 hard, sl-Os9lOs No. 3
hard. N.Oa0Ho5ikg No. hard Sl.0odi.Oi;
rsiected hard. 9ocG&Lbo; No. 2 spring. H-06
4LWi No. spring. Sl-0SGLV, No. 4 spring
sc ~ -'-.--0'.'---' '.'.'.-
white. 5Sd6Si4c. No. 8 white, 56l6sihc; No.
color. 5T1Ac; No color. 81 a67 &c; No. 4
color, b5H56c; No. yellow. 5sAc; No.
yellow, S456i4c. No. Z yellow, 6Sa5fl4c; No.
r. sAc; No. 3 56d56ikc. No 4. 52954ihc;
no grade 45Q4Slfc.
OATS--Standard, 41Sla4zNo: No. 3 white
low, nd4lihc: No 4 yelluw @01s0lkc. No. z
mixed. a01falc.
BARLEY-No. A. 5sskG54lkc; No. 1 feed.
tidSlfc; rejected. 60fJ52c
RNE-No. z 7ilka76c: No. 3 74d7alkc.
Carlof Reecfufu
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30
lLaAlA AMI fhBDUtk AAkAEI
Ealn ana rrsuouons Of Rain Take
Wheat Prices Down.
LONGS ARE SELLING FREELY
soans ODfaioR Exiats that Little Aid
wiz Come from Rain, - the
wheat - killed, 50 Alarm
lists Report.
LONGS ARE SELLING FREELY


OMAHA March - 1910
Light sh5wers reported IN the southwest
91d furthern predictions OF rain takes wheat
prices lower, longs selling freely, with the
prospects OK better growing weather some
opinions are expressed that little aid Will
come from rains. az the wheat has been
killed.
The corn market continues to sag: with
hght demand and beariHh sentiment pre-
Faiilng prices ace w0rking lower and the
market lacka snap.
Wheat was soft on heavy selling, with
shuWerH reported On several localities. The
decline was checked BY support from large
holders. Cash wheat was lower and buyers
were slow takers on the break.
Corn eaDed of az the start in sympathy
wifn wheat but firned later and held
falriy STEADY
Cash stuff again sold steady and offerings
found rcaIfy takers. with Improvement In
the shipping demand a firmcr feeling exists.
Primary wheat recsipts werc 9d,09o buah-
els and shipments were l5L0g bushels.
against receipts last year OF fas.09o bushels
ana aiBprlcntg OF Glsooo Bushels
Urinary corn receipts we're 4lo,O90 bushels
and Shipments were 5iAUq9 bushels, against
feceIpts last year Of ASS 90 bushels and
shipments Of e30 90 bushels
4, slielr ancas, Wern laQ 0o0 bushels OF corn,
- goahels OF oats and wheat ana nour
equal 70 5.o01 busheiu
tiNerDoo1 closed "a lower 70 I'D higher
on wheat ana IA higher On corn
Local range OF options;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30

HDGS-lOndiuons surrounding the hos
trade this morning were much the same AZ
yesterday. supply was limited aad buyers
showed no haste In filling orders at current
prices. Tho movement was slow from start
70 finish and while few good hogs were
purchased at the opening al prices thar
looked 70 De shade stronger than yester-
days average trade. light and mixed lots
were more or less neglected. with the trend
OF prices easier. The bulk OF the business
was tFansacted on generally steady
basis
a large share OF rsoelpts sold In prac.
CCallY the same notices as Vesterdavss
bulk SO 6oG loB Tops reached Sl0E the
best price ever paid al this point and die
outside figure of the last four market davF
STAG HOCa
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30
St. Loui. Live stock Market.

ST LOUIS, March 2-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 400 head including Loo Texans;
market lower; native shipping and export
sters. S. 5o2fS50; dressed beef and butchers
steers, d75d7.7b steers under 900 pounds,
S4.766p7.00; stockers and feeders 50. .505l55 30;
cows and heifers, g, 75G675; Gamers, S2.O0G
400 bulls, SL50d5.50; calves, S1O05I7 so;
Texas and Indian steers, S4bdS.S; cows
ana heifers 81 50d8. 90
HOGS-RecHipts $50 head: market Sc 10
1oc lower; pigs and Nights, s.. .T59lO90; pack
ers, so 75dn.l0; butchers and best heavy,
Sl0.s5d11.10
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts. LsOO
head; market lOc to 15c lower; native mutt
tons, 6.O0H 80; lambs, ST. l5G1l0 IS; culls and
bucks. a. &d5.90; stockers, tA00d70o.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30

WASHINGTON, March D.-The condition
OF the treasury at the beginning OK business
today was as followst
Trust Funds-Gold coin, S5h2 So SO; silver
dollars, $50 057. 900; silver dollars Of 1s9G
S. g04, 900; Silver certificates outstanding.
500 o57, 900
General F11nd-Standard silver dollars IN
general fund, d7T15SS; current liabilities.
SI09 6l7, II; working balance IN treasury Of
fices. S26.ll9 4Se; In banks to credit OF treas
urer OF the United States 1881. .9t6; sub
Sidlary silver coin, SZl 506. .l9A; minor coin.
8, 1,0lS.l5s; total balance in general fund,
Sc Oo2 sQ2
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30

NEW YORK. March E-MONEY-on call
steady AZ 2au3 per cent. ruling rate. lit
per cent. closing bid. rs per cent. offered
az per cent
days, "a per cent. ninety days. 4 per cent.
six munths 4 per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPERS, per
cent
STERLING EXCHANGE-StronE with
actual business IN bankers bills AZ g. $40
Ae4lb Tor aiUty-day bills and AZ MG59 for
demand; commercial Bills, a. 2ikfAs4
sll-NEH-Bar, 52hc; Mexican dollars. &c.
BONDS-Government. firm; railroad.
heavy.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Tradanw and Closing
PPssss On B6sre OF Trade.

Features Of thAr Trudfnw and Closing
Prices On Beard OF Trade.
CHICAGO, March ga-Lllcelihood OF n
general break IN the drouth conditions In
the southwest induced liberal sales Oe
wheat today and resulted in declines rang
ing nom lac to fA4lfSc. compared with
yesterday 81 final figures At the close the
net ceelipe was, from @qA &C to 1Ac, Corn
and oata followed wheat downward. but re-
gained all OF the loss. closing figures on
eoch being ASc 10 Ac higher Provisions
closed heavy. ~
Wheat opened weak on reports OF rain
In parts or Kansas. A great amount was
thru~n on the market by leading longs
and there was also free selling for short
account Opening quotations showed losses
or aktp'.c 20 1tSqTHc, September being at
SlGh TO tLass aHal J,ffS 1T C.0sA TO Sl0S
Soon September ,seld of TO Sl.O4a and July
% sl-y3l4. Late m the day fair rally oc-
cur ed and September closed at Si-Ot5saIl.0 .05.
ana jury NJ hiVIt.
Corn FTcas declined because OF the slump
in wheat. but rallied later and advanced
about lc above the low point Cash corn
waH In extremely poor demand and prices
declined nc 20 ic. No. yellow sold at SIC.
The market for options cloRed firm, May
helHB az 65lsa6914c. after selling between
6Sssc and 63A36SSsc.
Buying of the May delivery by elevator
interests caused a substantial rally IN oats.
Tho May delivery showed the widest range
and SOLD between f3kc and &c The market
closed firm at the top.
Provisions ruled heavy nearly all day.
PORK displayed the greatest activity and
the May option sold between s2650 and
Noi ID The close was weak, with prices q
shade to lOc lower, May pork being at s28 3.
Eard for May delivery closed at $18.S2h.
and ribs az. Si2.55.
/ The reading futures ranged as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30
Knnnau civ live Stock 1Fnrke4.

KANSAS CITY, March 2o.-CATTLE-
Receipts. 5000 head, including 500 southerns;
market steady to 1Oo lower; choice export
and dressed beef steers s.. 60d8. 20; fair to
good, S6.50d1 90; western steers Sc. 254S.3;
stockers and feeders. S4-50d6Tb: southern
steers, &.26dS25 southern COWS, S3.50d6 90;
native cows, A6d6. 70; native heifera, 800
d7.25; bulls, s4.5o98.l0; calves, s4.5od900
HOGS-RScelpts, 1000 head; market
steady to weak; top, n0.95; bulk OF sales,
so. 7odlO. O.9O; heavy, Sl0god10s5; packers and
butchers, so. 75a1095; light, Si0506l0.8;
pigs, s. 65dl08.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts, 5000
head; market steady lambs, S.B9l0O0;
yearlings, S. 2a959: wsthers, S.2566 60;
ewes. S.0odS30; stOcifers and feeders, 500
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30

NEW YORK. March 8.-DRY GOODS
Cotton goods were quieter and somewhat
ateadier during the day. GlnghAmH are SELL
ing well prints are quiet; popular num-
oers Qf hleached cottous are moving bet
ter Joboers are doing a very Quiet house
trade. but road orders continue good. m
meas wear houses the feeling Is growing
that Worsted trade Is gettnE better. The
export q ide In March was good Yarns rule
quiet
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30

SAVANNAH. Ca, March z.-rURPEN-
rINE-Market firm. 5slto; sales. Soc; re-
ceiDts as bills; shipments. 60 bills: stock
$50 bblH
ROsIN-MariSet firm. sales. S35 bbls; re-
eeipts, LSl5 bhls.. shipments. 6 bblH. stock
S,ee5 hbls. Quote-B. Aal4: D, 81 42lk; ri
$50 x 5ls; M, as; n. $50; VIC, Sas5
OIL CITY. March 29.-Credit balance. 10
bbls- Runs. uI,A1 bblH; average. 1856 30
hhis shipments. 81. G5 bbls-; average.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30

KANSAS CITY. March 9.EwHEAT-
May Sl.0Slkd1- -0S4s July, sl-Osisd10z14; Sep
temher,. n02ls. Cash, unchanged 70 lc
lower; No. 2 hard. s1-l0dl1si6; No. 3 tl.Ud
CORN--May. 62%s9s24tc: July Mo Cash.
unchanged; No. mixed. 62iAQ62se; No. &
61Ni62c; No. 2 white, 63c, No. 3, 6i%o
OATS-Nominally unchanged; No. 2 white
45TGc; No. mixed 43d44G.
RTE--72U75c.
HAY-Unchanged; choice timothy, S145O
alfalfa. SI7Ood1SO0
BUTTER-Unchanged; creamery, extras,
siiAc; firsts, 29ltc; seconds, N1zc packing
stock. nc.
EGGS-5c higher; current receipts. new
cases. $40; miscellaneous eases. S60.
southerns. SO; storage packed, s6.6
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30

LIVERPOOL. March 8.-WHEAT-spot
dull: No. 2 red western winter; no stock.
futures quiet; March. s. sid: May s.;
July, rs u7bd: October. Is l0Ssd.
CORN-Spot quiet: new American mixed
northern IS fihd: old American mixed Sc
SID; futures quiet: July, Is 4Asd
PEAS-Canadian. steady, rs Cd
FLOUR-Winter patents. dull; Is
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30
NO Suasssruse.

Accept no substitute for Foley's Honey
and Tar. 1t IL the best and safest remedy
for coughs. colds. throat and lung troubles.
Contains no oDiates and no harmful drugs.
Remember the name. Foley's Honey ana
Tar, and accept no substitutes. said by
all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30
Sc. Joseph live stock Market.

ST. JOSEPH, March Zs-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 25o0 head. Market steady steers
s. 506&10; COWS and heifers, g. .6OQ7.O0
steady; top, $i09s; bulk OF sales. S107O9
l08.
SHEEP AND LANfBS-Receipts. A5O1
head. Market slow: lambs s. 50GiIAI0
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30

PHILADELPHIA. March E.-BUTTER-
firm; good demand. extra western cream
cry. S5iEc; nearby prints, sc.
EGGS-Steady; fair demand; PennSyl-
vania and other nearby firsts, free cases.
&c al mark: current receipts, in returnable
cases. &c. at mark. western firsts, free
cases. &c, at mark current receipts. free
cases, &c. az mark
CHEESE-Flrm; New York, full creams.
choice. .I7itc; fair 90 good. 16iAdl7c
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30
WEATHER IN THE GRAIN BELT
FOR Nebraska, Rain and snow and
Colder.
OMAHA. March q. 1910.


OMAHA. March q. 1910
The barometrfc depression, noted In the
preceding report as everything the Rocky
mountains. has developed into a disturbance
OF decided energy extending from the upper
Missouri valley south over the eastern
Rocky mountain slope, with it's center over
eastern Colorado. The disturbance was pre-
ceded by high winds over the eastern slopB
during the night and Is accompanied by
SHOWS in Wyoming and Colorado. and rains
over the western portions OF Nebraska and
the Dakotas. The disturbance win continue
eastward over the valleys. and viii be ac-
companied by rain in this vicinity tonight
and Wednesday. An area OF high pressure,
accompanied by clearing and colder
weather, is moving IN over the Pacific
slope and will follow the low over the
valleys. and the weather viii be much
cooler in this vicinity by "Wednesday.
Following is the temperature and precipi-
tation compared with the last three years:
$50 1909. 1908 1877
Minimum temperaturs... q q 3 So
Precipitation .--.-.---s-.--- w W W ~
Normal temperature for today. - degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation since March L
L20 inches.
Deficiency corresponding period in 190e.
&c OF an inch.
deficiency corresponding period IN 19Os
s. OF an inch. l. A. WEIGH.
Local Forecaater
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Market steady-HOEs steady
Sheep Reported Steady.

CHICAGO, March @.-CATTLE-Re-
ceiDts estimated at 400 head; market
steady; steers, s6l0G8T5; COWS 5O067.5O;
heifers, S4B67.S5; bulls. s5.25d6.25; calves.
S.00d350; stockers and feeders, Si.75d7.0o.
HOGS-Receipts estimated. u.009 head.
market steady; choice heavy, 81 -0Qdu. .0I y,
butchers. SO 95Q1l05; light mixed. Sl0.7b8
1eS5; choice light, SO S5dl0 95; packing, $40. s.
Gil90; pigs. $40 aodl0 65; bulk OF sales, moss
Gl0 IS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts esti-
mated 1000 head, market steady; sheep,
s7.0069.30 lambs. s. 80; yeaT1ings. $3.50
69l0
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30
AIinneapOIia Grain Market.

MINNEAPOLIS. March 9-WHEAT-
Close, May, tl1sss: July. Sl.I4 Cash: No.
hard. 81 I5lsfil l6sS; No. ] northern. 81 l69
Ll52k; No. northern, sl-1SdLIS7 No. g
noeQ1u7s.
FLAX-Closed at g. ~
FLOUR-First patents, in wood r o. b.
Minneapolis. S. zoos. 90; second patents, S. %
Q5.4o; first clears, AS5u465; second clears
6fGl3 %
BRAN-In 100 ID. sacks. Z O. b.. Mn
neapolis, SI-0Q
CORN-No. yellow, 5sAd57&c.
OAfS-No. white. Eistd4i5Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30

LONDON. March 29-American seanrifiss
opened firm with values from = % a point
above parity today. Later stocks were Of
ftred rather freeiF and an Irregular move
ment followed Al uoum prices ranged from
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30
storz no4tieo Rc--.

Can be obtained BY the case from Charlie.
storz next door north Of Storz Brewery.
Prompt delivery 70 private family trade
same prices as formerly. Phones Webster
1260. Ind B-fos1
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30

fancy TSTTtc Raisins are duii nna unset.
tied, loose Muscatols are quoted az ENQ
NC, choice 90 fancy seeded. 51sAc; sod
less. Nadfhc, London layers gL1td1A
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30

li5 81. clear ribs. gG@H. short clear.
tll.lTtt.-
FOTLTFlY- eady. chickens. i6c. springs.
DC, turkeys &c. ducks. f5c geese SCI
BUrrER-steady. creamery. I4Uc.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30

TOLEDO March q s-sFED-Clover oasb
$40; April S6 90: October S. "a Timothy
prime, .S2Io; March. Sel0 Alsike prime.
SO; March. NM
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30

NEW YORK. March 3.-COTTON-Ths
market opened steady az a decline OF 2 10
points In response 10 lower cables than
expected and soon sold off to a net loss of
from 10 to IL points under scattering lluui-
dation and local bear pressure, which was
inspired BY reports OF showers IN Texas
and apprenenslon8 that the unsettled cendi-
tons might result IN a thorough breaking
OF the prolonged drouth.
Futures opened steady; May Ibllc; July
"a s6c: August, 1aS9c: September Il &c.
October BBo; December, l3.02c; January.
p a8c.
Futures closed steady. Closing bids.
March, Bl6c; April. B1Sc: Nay, Is lie:
June. Hssci July. l490c. August, H. 4sc.
September, l36lc; October. i3 26c: Noven-
Der. lAl0c. December. r. loci January 18 Oac
SPOT closed quiet 20 points decline. Md
ding uplands. b.aoc; middling gulf. I555c;
sales 100 bales.
ST LOUIS. March D.-COTTON-Marlyet
steady. middiinB. 1910; sales t8l bales. re-
ceipts. 80 bales; shipments. ~ bales;
stock. "a bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30

OMAHA. March N.-HAY-No. L o00,
10. 2 N.o packing 500 straw. Wheat
600; rye and cat. N.M Alfalfa NAN me
supply OF poor hay ~ heavier than tne de-
mand. Tho supply of good hay n light
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30

When you want what you want when
you want it, say so through The Bee Want
Ad columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30

nnnIr CIenri-rn.

OMAHA March Z.-Bank cleartngs for
today were 81 81. 81 81, and for the cor
responding date last year. were s2,122. 81. .63.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30

Keep Chamberlain's Liniment on hand.
II is an antiseptio liniment and causes
wounds TO heal in less time than by any
other treatment
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30
RECEIPTS,

Receipts and disposition OF 1--we stock at
the Union Stock yards, South Omaha, Neb.,
for twenty-four hours ending at 3 p m.
yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30

sNo. 2
FIloUR-steady; winter patents. s. sosp
hsHs winter straighta. IASof5S.3o: spring
FstralEhtal sssI5ai4.Ssi baiteTa.. 81 aa6s %
BARLEY--Foed of mixing. 5sassc; fair to
sEEDs-Flax, No southwestern. $40;
Ne. l n9lSslhYestern- 18th 80. Timothy, S0o
Pl2OvrsfONs -AIess PORK. per bbI.. sss. ~
a.d-l0. Laru.s par 100 lns-. slA2IiS. short rihs
siees Qoqfet Sis.JatIl3 S7lA. Short clear
siaes (hoxedl. S4.Ei flA5o
Total oiearances OF wheat ana flour were
equa. % lta,oo0 bu- Primary receipts were
44hey0 uiill elr1piraEi with gaE go bu the
corresponding day year ago. The world 8
visible supply. as shown bv Ersdstreei's
increased 2eeo bu. Estimated receipts for
tqmorrow. Wheat "a carsi corn. 100 cars;
oats. 20 cars; hogs. 1900 head
CHICAGO Cash Pri0es-Wheat. No. :
( red. u.1Els, No. red. 1.ISdIII. No hand
l4s eI5 1i4s4; Sr,I 10 "a hard So7as-l9; 80.
-spTing. ulSaa45l-lbs No , spring n -
0G2c; No 3 yellow, e2Ae. Oats. N
white. etci No, white, A2l95c; No. Whfte
teuf1itc; standard. &1tG4sAc
BuTrEH-steady; creameries. ssa2,sc.
dAiriea 4lfEIc
EcGs-steady. receipts. S.ss cases =,
marx, eases Included. ls9aoe' firsts. 2ossc;
oEs-stsadyi choice 70 fancy. 3
0-lc, fair % good, 22d21c.
POULTRY F'irn: rarksyu. Isssc; chick
50. Louis General Market.
ST LOUIS, March els-wHEAT-Fut.irss
lo'seff MN A.iltsuLlIA: Iuly. q 0elll Ogis
qAsn' lower; track No. 2 red. N-n; No. 2
hard, 81. i8dIlti
CORN--hn futures highers Nay. 6lHa6ptc;
slly Nt4aies eaah lower; No. 2 d8GiEc;
oArs-Rgtarss lower, 1Iav a.: Iulv
whita aGiA1s7c 80
HX E--SteadY. sic
l kl40lI h--t nchanged. red winter r,ateofs
] Ss st4a-1lt ezra fnncy and strnirht 81 76f7
- ~ harc inter ciears, c-S1fl4.g1
tfEED-l .truthy Sl1F1D
. ORNAIiaAi-S1E
bRAN-Qsiet; sacked east track. sf.rsa
prairie. I25o4lAo0
IRON -Cf4rTON EIES-a0e
HAEGINCf-.sitc
u HEMP TNINE-Tc
PROVISION S--Steaif,. schbfnr sae A.
lard higher prime steam. slAleTiAa0 DRY
SAT- meats. steady boxed extra sllarfs
1aislts clear ubs. Sli.a7itf abort oiears
NA4ib n2uelt alealFi bqEod extra ailortss
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30

NEW YORK. March 8.-EvAPORATED
PFLES-Quief and prices are nomiually
unchanged. on the spot fancy - quoted al
l0c; ehoice, 61silc; prime, eA0p71hc. common
20 fair GdG4c
DRIED FRUITS Prunes are DUH ana
easy quotations range from ZftIgHc for
CALIFORNIA; up 10 30-40s and 5d8c for ore
sons. Aprtcuts are inactive and prices are
barely steady. Choioe. lOtt6Iic: extra.
choice. uh4lIcf fancy, l10l5c Peaches are
duii. with some disposition 10 shade prices
Choice, olt4daci extra choice. 6ft07ltc;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30

Quotations furnished by Samuel Burns
ir.. sI4 New York Life building: