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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-21
new YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Saturdays Sudden Strength Continues
During Day on Market.
GAINS BY NUMBER OF ISSUES
western Railroads Report slight Re
Taxation in Traffic - PtttsburE
Statements Indicate Iron and
steel Exports Are Active.

NEW YORK March n-The suddenly
acquired strength which last Saturday
changed slow, dropping stock market into
an Unexpectedly firm one was shown to-
cay In advances which were scored IN the
tace q various obstacles. chief among
which were the large offerings made on
any considerable advances and uncertainty
az TO whether the supreme court would de-
eide the antitrust cases today.
Gains Of about point were made on the
day By many q the important issues. Of
terings were large enough 10 force a quick
recession. however. and the market fell
into q state Of coma when n became
known that the rulings were not to Be
made today the market grew active and
prices advanced materially I'm q few min
utes. but stocks we're again sold freely
enough to check the rise Prices receded
and trading vas dull until the last hour
when best figures Of the day were estab-
lished
United States Steel Reading. Union Pa
cific and Missouri Pacific were leaders In
the advance. Canadian Pacific equalled
It's high record made last week. Western
roads reported a slight relaxation in traffic
Plttsburg reported the iron and steel export
business was unusually active.
Bonds were irregular Total sales. Per
value, s. as4,o00 United States s. and A.
registered. declined &c on call
Number OF sales and leading quotations
on stocks ere as follows.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-21

sHEEP-Tone % trade n the sheep barn
this morning was slow and ragEy nom the
CpeninE. Liberal receipta produced some
little bearish feeling among buyers Of TAT
offertnEs and the trend TO values WAS
rather weak than otherwise Ia all branches
OF the market
Fat lambs bought for killing purposes,
sold on q weak to dime lover basis. but
demand vas more or less backward and
Il was well along toward midday before
very much business had been done. Good
stuff went at asa. choice western stock
being Quotabls NJ TO ISIS. Prime heHtcans
would probably sell 81 - 8 or better. one
string OF neshy, wooded lambs that would
qualify a. killers. moved 60 SO. an out
side buyer making the purchase snoFn
lambs, q which the suppty was limited,
sold at EH
sheep and yearIings did not show vsry
much change In level Of values, bulk Of
offerings bringing figures steady 70 pos
Eibly = little lower. Inquiry was decidedly
quiet and the volume Of business early vas
TOO small to afford anything IKE q broad
view Of the trade.
Quotations. on sheep and lambs; Good 70
choice lambs, Ss iodss0; fair 10 Eood lambs,
s SOS 10. handy weigh! IsaTiinEs. S;@g
AE, heavy yeariings. As5dS. IS; good e
choice Wethers. tABG60; fair to EOod
l wethers, Ao0A7s; coed 70 choice ewes
". go %, fair 70 good ewes, A,lt6A "
sheep culls 70 feeders, U.Qlff0
/ Represent alive saless
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-21
Status of Income
Tax Amendment
Actions by States
Nine More Divisions Must Ratify il
Before IL Can BECOME Part
Of Constitution.

NEW vorE. March N.-Nine more
states must ratify the propcaea federal
income tax amendment before q can BE-
come q part Of the constitution. Reports
received here from the capitals Of the
forty-slx states show that the amendment
has received favorable action IN the Joint
legislatures of twenty-six
Vermont. Rhode Is.and and Utah have
refused to rauiy tire amendment this year.
While New Hampshire has taken favor
able action tn only one branch Of the
Legislature Among the sixteen which
have not yet acted, tne question is pend
ing In Louisiana New York. Masaehu-
setta Maine, Connecticut. Pennsylvania
and New Jersey.
The matter - scheduled TO come
up before the Florida Legislature
next month. West Virginia has post
poned" action and Arkansas, Tennessee.
wyoming. Minnesota and Delaware have
net considered TIE matter.
The constitution provides that proposed
smendmsnts 10 become valid must BE- rati-
fsd BY three-fourths Of the states. This
nscersifates favorable action By thirty
five % the forty-six states before the gov
eminent con proceed with this method %
Increasing It's revenue
There 10 no limit to the time Of ratifica-
ton and negative action by a legislature
- not conclusive, the state having the
right to reverse It's judgment
At the close Of 1873 the amendment had
been ratified by only Alabama, Georgia,
Illinois. Maryland, Mississippi Oklahoma
and South Carolina. while last year the
legislatures Of Louisiana Massachusetts,.
New York and Rhode Island refused TO
adopt Il and the other states took no ac-
ton Since January, 1911. the following
nineteen additional states voted favor
ably:
California. Nevada. Montana. washing
ton. oregon, Idaho, Texas. North caro-
lima, Kentucky, North Dakota. Ohio, Iowa
south Dakota. Nebraska, Kansas, Ind
ana, Missouri, Wisconsin and Michigan.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-21
Expressmen's Strike
Not Yet at an End
Strained Feeling Still Pervades the
Atmosphere in New York After
negotiations.

NEW YORK. March so.-Although de-
veiopments Of the last day OF two have
made Il appear unlikely that q general
strike Of teamsters IN New York and
vicinity, IN sympathy with the striking ex-
press drivers is in immediate prospect, the
situation is still tense and the outcome I'm
certain.
The problem which perlexed all the big
express companies last fall, when they
went through a three weeks strike 20 a
settlement that failed to prove permanent.
sim remains unsolved for at least three
OF the companies. Nearly 500 Of the men
Of these companiss-the Adams United
States and wells-FarEO-ars new on strike
here.
AS consequence there Is congestion Of
merchandise, which hampers the merchant
and inconvenience the general public Be
sides this. disorders are frequent incidents.
Last week there seemed TO be prospect
OF an adjustment through the aid Of Mayor
Gaynor. Division between the Manhattan
and Jersey City employees resulted I'm the
failure OF the men to return to work. as
their leaders had promised, pending settle
ment negotiations.
Resenting this reversal Of their declared
Intention, Mayor Gaynor denounced con
ttnuance Of the strike a. '1nexcusable,
criminal and brutal" and began sending
out uniformed policemen on every wagon
the companies were able 70 man with old
employees or strike breakers.
Mayor Gaynor negotiated the settlement
OF the strike last fall and the loss OF his
/ cooperation and sympathy Is believed 10
be deeply regretted BY the strikers. The
mayor acted when the express business
here had been practically paralyzsd for
something like fortnight.
BY virtue Of the peace agreement the
companies advanced the mems pay az a
rule from 10 s per cent and agreed not
to discriminate against union men. There
: has been more or less talk ever since OF
alleged discrimination against participants
in the former strike movement and a week
( ago yesterday the Adams employees struck
again.
The sympathetic response was not 80
general as in last fairs struggle as only
\ the Wslls-FarEo and United states en-
plOyss joined the Adams express men.
] The companies say a large portion Of
their men want 20 work, but are deferred
( By the alleged threatening attitude OF the
indictments In the ranks and BY fear Of
ply steal violence. On the other hand the
( leaders OF the strike among the Adams
company men charge Mayor Gaynor with
unfair treatment and the company with
systemAtic persecution for trivial reasons
Of union men whom the company wants to
set rid Of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-21
DISPOSITION
Total

CATTLE-While the recsips Of cattle 10.
eally we're the hgntest that they have been
year aEo BY loo head. SUI other markets
were largely supplied and prices were gen
orally quoted lower.
buyers picking up the more desirable Of
the heifers and choice cows on the heifeF
order at prices generally steady with last
week. While the trade could barely be
quoted as active still there Was a fair
movement and desirable lots changed hands
n TAR season.
Feeder buyers were also out In the yards
In fair season in the morning and they
picked up such stuff as happened to appeal
70 lhs 5 fancy At Ges no1 much Sa
20 have something that did not find favor
In buyers eyes were generally quoting the
The market on beef steers opened about
as discouraging as could well be imagined
Advices from all other points were I'M
10 50 very slow before buying very hesv-
ny As result they started out bidding
decidedly lower. that is iGg9o IN many
buy anything until well along toward mid-
day. In fact, very few cattle changed
When buyers Of beef cattle finally got
down 20 business prices were generally
l0gl5c lower than last weeks close and
/ the trade was stilh slow At the decline IL
vas, in fact, very unsatisfactory marlEst
| frCm start 70 finish and II was late before
[ anything Ike a clearance was effected.
Quotations on cattis: Good 90 choice
[ beef steers, >. lo95-S5; fair 70 gOod beef
steers. t5.7Od6l0; common to fair beef
steers, A15Q5.7o; good to choice COWS and
helLers, - .sao-se' LAIR 70 COCO cows ana
and heifers. t.0O04 80; good 10 choice stock
! ers and feeders. B.50d5-sg, fair 20 good
I stocArIs ana feeders. - yogs-5o; common q
fair stocksTs and fse6ers, - 20a5. %: stoes
heifeTs, S.75a450s veal calves, S4.0o87 70;
| J444s, stAss. etc. AOOGS.zs-
Representative BalaHi
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-21
Two Persons Killed
When Engine Hits Car
MotOrman Being Broken in" Loses
Control at Grade Crossing in
Buffalo.

BUFFALO y. T.. March N-Tvo per
sons were killed and four injured today
when Laekawanna Passenger train run
ming al high speed crashed INTO a street car
AZ a grade crossing on Clinton street The
dead
MRS. JOHN MCCORMICK. aged a
ROBERT ". HOEHN, motoFman- 3D.
The injured
John Fay. three ribs broken, leg broken
internal injuries; may die
Frederick Gottman nnotornnan- afr,o-f
completely scalpsd, arm broken.
lnolnas on, conductor. slight bruisea
Unidentified man, who Was hurried RWay
IN an automobile before the boliee could
learn his name
As The ear nsared the crossing the Gates
went down for the passage OF the express
train which then was In plain view, hut
the street ear failed 20 SLOW down Motor.
man oottman Jumped forward and
Nrenched the controller from the hands Of
h0ehn. whom he was breaking In a.
motoFman, but Il was too late
me Gtreet car struck the dernHinR
switch and leaving the rails bumped along
the pavement until u was stopped BY the
rails % the steam railro&d- Then the pas
senser train crashed into IL. eating IL
completely In tEo.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-21
NEW YoRK GENERAL aARKET
Quotations % the nay on various
Comuaoditiea.

NEW YORK. March gl-FEOUR-Steady
spring patents. N.svt.5l5, winter stralgnts,
clears. neG4E. winter extras. No. /. s5G
U1io. winter extras. NO. o H-lon1E; Kan
sas straights. ND0tE- Rye flour. firm.
fair 70 good. 8@g4E; choice 70 fancy,
CORNMEAL,-stezdy. fine white and yell
low. N-l5uLE. coarse. SLUullo. KAN dried
wHEAT-spot market steady. No. red
81 &C., elevator, and 20, {. o. b. afioati NO
I northern Duluth. u.0ia. Z o. D. afloat
crop news and the decrease in the visible
supply. but declined late on the poor cash
demand and southwestern selling. closing
unchanged 20 &c net higher Nav. sls
sc. closed a. vic. july, ssisasssc. closed
az sssc Receipts. y 90 bu. shipments.
C6RN-spot market steady; No 2 sc. f.
o. p. afloat. FUTURES market was steadier
gIh eoEsir-i5 slosns At net f secSLfs
5a. ~ 1u- shipments sc bu-
OAIs-opot market steady Futures
nqminaL Receipts SIS bu.; shipments.
HAY-Easy; prime. tlI0al.lzla: No l..
HIDES-steady, Central America. OiEc'
LESTHER-3aiet hemlock firsts 2si4R
2 54e; seconds, Ii8qZ5c; thirds. lse9oc; re-
family, 81 ooIs-oo: snort clear, SIS 5ol ~ %.
Beef, steady; mess, 2lAVH lao family,
tls.oo0 1880; beef hams. s27.solfl9.0o. Cut
meats easy. picked bellies, le1l4 pounds.
locdll.50; picked hams. {l2oo. Lard, easy
middle west prime. gs.o5N2-t5. refined barely
steady; continent $3.50. South America,
Sc -, compound. g. GLG7.75
TALLOW-Dun; prime city hogsheads,
&c: country. 6iad6Ac.
BI-TTER-Steady: creamery steady. spe-
Gals sc: extras. 24i4c. firsts, arHEc. sec
onds. I1Glsc. creamery held. special. 2lG
re: extras. I9G39c. firsts. ui4ulsi-c; sec
onds i5l1HlIc.
CHEESE-Irregular state, whole milk.
specials. l4i1dl6c, September, fancy c0loedr,
lac. white. t2ulJlac; summer and fall made
colored choice, l1lznl2c. white. uiaGl2izc.
late fan. good TO prime. colored, lie. white,
IoTllc winter. made best, l05zc; common 10
fair s6loc
, EGGS-Fresh eathered. selected extras.
ehlglsc. western gathered. whites. 1sizu
Isisc: western duck l2u&3G.
POCLTRE-Dressed easy, roasting chick
ems. l5dEac. fowls. 15-40l5c. turkeys, i5a2ec.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-21
Metal Market.

NEW YORK March e0-METAI.S-
standard copper dull spot and futures
81 so8l1so London market, firm; SPOT.
E4 LEs Sd. futures. 10 lis -. lake copper.
locally. 81 5rEl1 s3ia. Electrolytic, 81 sTlaF
l25e Casting GZ00dl2A Tin. steady. but
quiet; spot and futures. E2-EGAZ Lon
don market strouE. spot. fII9 los futures.
as ia Lead easy; s. soG4 50. New York
81 2oa4 IA. East ST Louis London. as =
ga SpeltaE. dull; 5000. co. New York
4 s1T65 East 81 Louis. London. -
Antinouy, dun: COokson's Se-0oGg.50 Iron,
Cleveland warrants. as lsiad In London
Locally. STEADY, No ] foundry northern.
SIS T5,dls 3. No. 2 foundry northern. No ]
foundry southern and No. ] southern soft
IS 50G1d0.
ST- LOUIS. March N-METAI.S-I.sad.
g. EdAs7ia; spelter, weak AZ 90
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-21

Cash quotations we're a. follows.
FLOUR-Easy; winter patents, Asou4.0i
6tl0: sprinE patents. or sOe 70 SO Tor
best hard.
BARLEY-Feed or mixing, eoa7sci fair 70
choioe mailing. slal0A
sEED-F1aX- Ne 1 southwestern. Sz-5fl4;
No 7 northwestern E-ela Timothy, uLo
PROVISION S-Ness pork. per bbL. 81 Is
alAS. Lard per loo lbs.. H63lz short ribs.
sides uoosel, $3.50 Ia short clear sides
Total eiearaness Of wheat and -four were
saual 20 s61 ~ hu- Primary receipts were
665.Qo bu-, compared with ab.oe9 bu, the
supply OF wheat In the United states de-
creased L6d0oo bu- for the week The
amount 81 breadstuff on ocean passage in
FstiTtstsd receipts for tomorrow: wheat
Is cars: cora. So carr, oats, ia cars hogs
Chicago Cash Priess-whsat: Ne. : req.
slgslae; No red, Sgeie' Ne. hard, slq
SAC; No. . hard s9tl9oc. No. I northern
ssegsl.oo. No. spring, s7deac Corn; No 2
waite HaElaC. No. > white. Bsd4sse,
No. 2 yellow. s1isGssiac; No. 3 yellow, a.
64sac oats. No cash. SC: No. I white
uA9Giaci No white. glTG21Ac; No.
uhite. sosEnEc. standard. FiisGsac.
BUTTER ereameries. 1dq2se.
FGGs-Recsipts. SGT cases Market
weak; al marx. cases Included. IsiEFllc:
frsls IS. prime Grsts. Elsc-
CHIEFS E-Steady; daisies. I2'ac; twins.
uhGl1c. Young Americas. 3iaUipac; long
POT ToE-steady; choice 70 fancy. sas
&c. fair % E0od. Eq&c.
POLL TRN-EAsy. Turkeys Dressed Isc
Fowls. Live. Ike springs. live 1aikc
VEALr-Steady; 50 20 6l-lb. weights, s5Tci
q 70 S-Io. weights 1aa'ae' 8 TO ilo-Ih-
weights. si1olic-
Chicago Receipts-Today Wheat q
cars. cora. as cars oats, 10 ears EST
mated tomorrow. WheaL r. cars corn
IS cars. oats IL cars
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-21

KANSAS CITY, March 2O.-cATTLE-Re-
ceipta, ILooo head. including W0 souGherns;
market, steady to 1oc lower; dressed beef
3nd export steers, SSsoda5b; fair 20 good
5-2Sn6.S; western steers N5o65.s5; stock
ers and feeders, 3A5o9s60; southern steers
COWS. g sOG5 80; native heifsTs, 81 f5as %;
bulls A.oo65.iO: calves, Aso7SS0
HOGS-Recetpts. 1900 head; market
l5c to Sc lower: bulk Of sales, t8.5096. S. /;
heavy. skSe118-5. packers and butchers.
s5-5QGfe5; lights. k6oG6Gn
SHEEP AND IAMBs-Rseeipts. 1900
head; market steady; iamba. S-506s S /;
yearlings H-Qo6S.75; wetheTs, ASd 10:
ewes, t4o0q4&; stockers and feeders, 3 %
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-21
I.nwest last night


ST. LOUIS. March e.-WHEAT-Futures.
lower; May S0AQs03ac. July. s7AGsT@c
cash. steady; track No. red, sl6s4c: No.
hard, SSisGS5c-
CORN-Lower: May, sic; July. sG4s5sc
cash. weak; track No. 3, 47e; No. /. white.
fIGFLc.
oATs-LoWers May. ulsc. July. saase.
cash. steady; track No ? ui4c; No white,
31it 8zi4c
R1E-CnChanged al SIC.
ELOUA-Quiet; red winter patents "a g
aAS5; extra fancy and straight. 81 T0a4 10:
hard winter clears, S2o0da sa
SEED-Timothy. IS .0l6a 50
CORNMEAI-S1a
BRAN-Steady; sacked east track 81 0sd
Les.
HAY-Weak; timothy. sl20OdII 50. prairie
firm. tEo00l5-00.
PROVISIONS-Pork lower; jobbing SlTO0
Lard. lower. prime steam. s. MSS Dry
salt meats, unchanged; boxed extra shorts
SIC; clear RIBS. sac; short clears. gskc Ba-
con, unchanged: boxed extra shorts, ioa.
clear ribs, lu4sc; short clears. IO7kc.
POULTRT-Firm; chickens. I3c, springs
15c turkeys. 1idl5c; ducks i5c. geese Sc
BUTTER-Steady; creamery fs0g7c
EGGE-LoWer at I4Mc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-21

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features Of the AradiRE and CIosinG
Kftces on BOARD of Trade.

CHICAGO. March IA see-saw move
ment 81 wheat prices today left the mar
ket this evening Just az the same point
as saturday night to Anitc below. Dir-
fering Views IN regard 10 Kansas crop
pruspecte led 20 use and then a decline
&c. oats of re 10 Asutsc and PROVISIONS
luHl2i4c 20 The down.
The first news at hand concerning Kan
sas wheat told OF a serious outlook as 70
the western part Of the state Prospects
u about aeQ4,oe9 acres there. IL was al
cially in the Canadian northwest had
tendency also 70 develop sentiment in favor
o. the bulls However. the world ship
ments exhibited q hig Increase and there
we're reports OF free and cheaper offerings
a. Liverpool from Indias Russia and the
Argentine one local trader let go OF fully
90 CO. bushels during the decline Last
prices reached. but the final tone was
fiTul AaS ranged from 8Aasoisc TO slec,
closing iEnAc Off az siuslAc-
Longs took profits on corn and there
was also free selling BY commission houses
May varied between HQ97sc, with the
cora vas easy No 2 yellow flashed At
Oats saEEed with corn after a little
strength early. Low and high figures for
May were gltsc and uAsc, with the price
"a the END isg5sc down, AZ NAE.
HEAVY receipts OF hoss resulted " much
showed itself IN a setback all around-pork
2itzH4Eei lard, loTlzite 70 ls9Hne, ana
fiiess an Chicago. furnished by the Up
elAe Grain COMPANY. Telephone Douglas
i{1i. 706 Brandeia building. Omaha;
.-.4.t.. - tgt-L @ ~. fstoas q E.fs~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-21

NEW YORK. March e0.-COFFE E-Fu-
lures opened steady al an advance OF 2
points on June, but generally unchanged TO
1 point lower. Trading was quiet and the
market improved slightly during the mid
del Of the day on scattered covering, but
later turned easier under selling which was
attributed 10 trade interests. and closed
barely steady a. q net decline % 2dI0
points sales l9E0 bags; March, 10 sc,
April u. &c; Nay, lG5Zcs June, MEc; July
fe e: August. ia.2 Sc; September. idZc. Oc-
tober. l0o3c, November, e.Sc, December.
January and February, sSsc. HavFe was
net unchanged Hamburg Was unchanged
I815a santos. % refs higher. IS, $50 Is.
6S25d Receipts az the two Brazilian ports.
TOD bags. against -&Qao bags last year. Jun
dlahy receipts, 27lo bags. against 800 bags
last year, New York warehouse deliveries
SATURDAY, 4sl bags. against - 81 bags last
year. Fine weather was reported In All
districts Of sac PaulO. spot coffee quiet
RIO. No. T. l2Ac santos, No a. LAC, Md.
dUll. COrdova, l3Asa5Sc-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-21

NEW YORK. March n-MONEY-Ou
call steady. l6-A per cent. ruling rate.
"a Per cent closing bid "a per cent. Of
fered at ~ per cent. Time loans very dull,
sixty DAYS. "a per cent. ninety days, "a
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4U4ia
per cent.
STERLING ENCHANG E,-Firm. with &C
tuaI business in bankers bills. at 81 S4l5d
4Stlo for sixty-day bills and az s. $50 for
demand. Commercial bills, - SAn4Sa-
SILEER-Bar. sac. Mexican dollars. sc.
BONDS-Government weak railroad II
regular.
Closing quotations on bends today were
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-21

ST. LOUIS, March D.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 1900 head. including no Texans
market steady; native shipping and export
steers, y6.0G6F; dressed beef and butcher
steers, S-5oQd5o; steers under l,00o pounds,
s.. IhI61 3; Gtockers and feeders. A.s0d5 "a:
cows and heifers. - e5de.e5: Gamers, g. SSd
3&; bulls. 1T56s-50. calves SS0o6s %;
Texas and Indian steers. %; COWS
and hetferE, s. 56d5.00.
HOGS-Rsceipts. 1850 head: market SC
lower; pigs and lights, t6ooq6 70; packers
e-s546o; butchers and best heavy, S6006
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceiptR. aa0Q
head; market. l0c to DC lover; native NUT
tons, GTsdS.Qo; lambs, G.I5d8E5; cuiiE and
bucks. tz.a0a28; Atockern. A0oaaS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-21

HOGS-CQndiuon o. hog trade today vas
demorahEed, Shippers in Chic8Go territory
followed the same loading method apparent
AZ recent Week-euds and dumped q supply
Of 600o head on that market 70 be pur-
chased az packers pleasure az much
cheaper cost Prices ~ this point broke On
sympathy With ChicaEo's slump DESPITE
the fact that local receipts we're hHnited
Bulk had 70 sell al q BQ10c lower than
Saturdays average trade al weights
beng involved % the decline
There Vas little or no demand early
from any quarter and movement Vas very
lats IN starting Even after offerings began
20 sell. demand Was lacking Ia ACTIVITY ana
final clearance vas difficult shipping and
speculative orders were very scarce and
usually called for bacon o. light mixed
grades
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-21
weather in the Graiu melt.

A.
Moderately heavy rains occurred In the
Atlantic and southern states within the
Iast twenty-four hours, and lighter rains
we're scattered over the extreme upper
Ohio valley and lower lake region. Gen
orally cloudy weather still prevails from
the lower lake region east 10 the coast,
and also along the gulf coast No precipi-
tation whatever has occurred in the upper
valleys and throughout the entire west
within the last twenty-four hours and gen
orally clear weather prevails west Of the
Mississippi river. A slight but general rise
In temperature Is shown this morning IN
all portions Of the country, except In the
south Atlantic and gulf states. where a
slight but general fan has occurred. With
an area of relatively high pressure over
lying the central valleys. and the gen
orally condition Of clear weather prevail
ing over the central and western portions.
the outlook Is favorable for continued
fair in this vicinity tonight and Tuesday,
with not much change in temperature.
1911. 1910. 1893. ia0s
Lowest last night-.--.--.-. q a. = %
Precipitation ------------.-- % % % 90
Normal temperature for today ss degrees.
Deficiency IN precipitation since March
a. Is inch.
Deficiency corresponding peFiord. 1910, "a
inch
Deficiency corresponding period. 1913, 30
inch.
l. A WELSH. Local Forscaster.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-21
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK NARKET
Demand fer Cattle aHd HOEs Slow
sheep Weak.

CHICAGO, March 2o.-CATTLE-Re-
eetpts. 500 head, market, SLOW. weak
beeves, S.546S; Texas steers, 81. f0d5. 20;
western steers, ATd6.S; stockers and
feeders S400d6.G5. cows and heifers, s.. soc
5.S, calves s. EGSs0.
HOGS-Receipts. 00.0Q0 head: market SLOW
&c lower; lights. s.55Gs5 mixed. s.. ga
aS; heavy, SaGG&7s; rough. t6SGa5o:
good 10 choice heavy, ss5Od6.75: pigs, 81 5od
100; bulk Of sales s. 60ds. Is
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, q 90
head; market weak 20 I0c lower; native
E2Q0G61o western. S32SHai0; yeariinga
AI5Q6.65 native lambs, t5.OcdS.5o, western,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-21

PHILADELPHIA. March BUTTER
Quiet; extra western creamery, nc. nearby
pFiuta pc.
EGGS-Weak. nc lower; Pennsylvau "a
and other nearby flrsts. free cases. Isle
az mark current receipts, 11lzc e. mark;
western frsts. free eases lstEc at marx
current recei PTS. free cases. lTttc az marx
HEESE-Qulet, New YORK fan creams.
fancy September, l3dl3'1c fair 20 good,
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