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Nntice- YOUNG NTechanics.

The undersigned will form a night
school class in drawing and practical
solution of technical problems in the
building trades, for a limited number
of young mechanics in those trades,
BEGINNING January 29th. Call on or
address, JOSEPH MARSHALL,
115 West 5th st.
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BEATS BEACHY: DIES
Rutherford Page, Killed by Fail, Made
Fast Time.

Los Angeles, Cal. Jan. z3.-Ruther-
ford Page, the young aviator who was
killed bv a fall of $50 feet at the third
international aviation meet here. made
good his declaration that he would beat
Lincoln Beachy. according to Official
announcement today
The time in the five mile handicap
event showed that Page won in six
minutes. 81 2-5 seconds; Hof second,
6.53 and ReacheY third. 6:55.
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chicago. Jan 23.-BUTTER-Marke
easier. Creameries, 29qS6c; dairies Esq
33c. o-o
EGGS-Market steady. Receipts, $50
cases; at mark, cases included, 19dzoc'
ordinary firsts, 27G29c; firsts, 3111q32c.
CHEESE-Market steady. Daisies, l6ssg
lie; Twins, 16G1614c; Young Americas 1874
117c; Long Horns, 16S4Q1Ic
TATOES-Market steady. Receipts,
100 cars Fair to good, 95c4$l-oO
POULTRY-Market firm Turkeys lSe
1S15c; chickens, 1114412c; springs, u12c.
VEAL-Market easy, 74lOc.
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YOUNG IS FOR TAFT
Iowa Editor Endorses the President
in His Newspaper.

Des Moines, Jan. % -Former SEN
stor Lafayette Young has empnat-
ically announced himself IN favor OF
In a lengthy newspaper article he
nointed out numerous acts in the re-
cord of the president which he COM
1,aended highly.
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TWO SALT LAKE CASES

indianapolis, January 23--Attempts to
,,lo,v IN a hotel in Salt Lake City in
ie0e and 1910 were described before the
federal grand jury here in its investi-
ration of the dynamite conspiracy. The
witnesses included two police officials
- salt Lake City, who were on duty
1-hen the attempts were made, Il former
Tuard at the Utah state prison, and 4
Feilor who sold clothing to one of the
EcNanaraS-
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New York Jan. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
steadier. Creamery specials, Sc
EESE-MarSet firm.
EGGS-Market steady.
northumberland quiet and easy;
western chickens, 131kal9c; fowls, 1870
1910; turkeys. 12a21c. Live unsettled I;
western chickens, 12q121Rc; fowls, 4z1z9
1916; turkeys. 15Q16c; ducks, 1Sc.
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Texas steers. $4.40Q5.S0: Western steers.
S4.SOft7. 25; stockers and feeders. 23.7bn6-uO.
cows and heifers. s2.25a6.6o; calves. $500
$500.
HOGS-Receipts 5000. Market slow.
light, S555d6.1O: mixed. S5.S0u625. heavy.
$5.S5a6.30; rough, $5S5a6.O5; pigs. S4.5Q5-oa;
bulk of sales. S6OoQ6.20.
SHEEP-Receipts, 1900 Market steady.
Native. S3.25H47O; western, $3.6Onf-I5;
yearlings, s490d5.S5: lambs, native. $500
$50; western, $5.OOd6.S0.
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New York, Jan. 2S.-MONEY-Money on
call steady, 2ls@21a per cent; ruling rate,
az ner cent. closing bid 2H per cent;
offered at "a per cent Time loans. steady;
sixty days, 21ed2sz per cent; 80 days. 29t9
per cent; six months, 81 per cent.
CLOSE: Prime mercantile paper 3%Q4
per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
so day bills and at s4S7.25 for demand
Commercial bills, AZ
SIIVER-Bar silver, 57i4c; Mexican dol
BONDS Government bonds, easy; rail-
road bonds, steady.
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Topeka Fruit and Produce Marxe

Topeka, Kan, Jan. q, 1872
COCOANUTS-Pe doz., SOC.
OYSTERS-Per gal, bulk, S1.60fI2.3 30.
BANAN AS-Medlum sized bunches. per
bunch, S1.50d1.75; large punches per
bunch s2.OOM2.50; per h., PIC.
NAVEL ORANGES-Per box, s2.00d2. IS.
BARREL APPLES - JOnathane me-
bbl s4.75; Ben Davis per Dbl, $3.50: C,ano
per bill. 1915; Missouri Pipplns, Dbl. 81 70.
Winesaps, Dbl, $3.50.
CRANBERRIEs-Per bbl.. slO.75; box.
s2.55.
POTATOES-Per bu., S1s5.
SWEET POTATOES-Bu., Q25
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Furnished by the Chas. WoIn Packing
Co.. yards close al noon Saturday. We
cannot use pigs. thin soWs or hoEu
weighing less than 40 lbs. Do not mar
ket hogs unless same are well finished
as we cannot use half Tat stun. We give
Their notice.
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Knnsns Cit1 Live stoclz NAMED.

Kansas City, Jan. 23.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 10000. including 800 southerns.
Market steady Native steers, S.. 5dS. %,
southern steers, s4.7506.30; southern cows
and heifers, S3.O0d5.0O; native cows and
s4O0a6oo: bulls So 50d5. IS; calves, s4.50lD
500; western steers, $4-75d7.O0; western
COWS. S300a5.00.
HOGEReceipts. 5000. Market steady
to sc lower Bulk Of sales. S5.75a6 Is
heavy. S6.1066- 20; packers and butchers.
1886 Is; lights, s5.65Q6.O0; pigs. $4259
D. q En-, 1..o,,.z ,omo ,a-,,a+ s,eao,,
Muttons, s.. 3d450; lambs, S4.75d6.60; FED
weathers and yearlings, $3.5OQ5.50; fed
ewes, $2.2504O0
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Topeka Grain Marker.

FURNISHED by J. B. Billiard. corner tc,,
sas ave. and Curtis SIT
Topeka. Kan. Jan. %. 1912
WHEAT-9Olp95c. ----
KAFFIR CoRN-Per cwt., 95cas1.Oo.
OATS-4545oc.
CORN-65c.
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WEATHER RECORD.

The following are observations of the
United States weather bureau for the "A
hours ending at O'Clock this morning,
giving the high mark yesterday and the
lowest point recorded last night:
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New york Sugar Market.

steady. Muscovado, SO test, 1895; centri-
fugal, 96 test, $4-45; naolasses, 80 test, $40;
refined, steady.
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no YOU see the Postscript Edition of the
state journal issued about $50 every
evening and sold by newShovz and at
news stands. centsg
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FURNISHED by The Continental Creamery
Co. Topeka. Kan.l
Topeka. Kan. Jan. o. 1872
NEW YORK EGGS-32156D33c
CHICAGO EGGS-31izli32c.
CREAMERY BUTTER-Chicago, 37c:
n. Y, 371zc; Elgins SIC.
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Kansn. 60 I've Stock salea.

1.-THE following sales were nad- this
morning at the Stock YARDS. Kansas
City. and reported over long distance
telephone direct to the State Journal by
Clay. Robinson g. Co. live stock COM
mission merchants. with offices at AL
narketsI
Kansas City, Jan. 23.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 10000 head. Market steady.
HOGS-Receipts 5000 head. Market
steady. Bulk Of sales, $5.95G6.20. top. S6.25.
SHEEP-Receipts 10000 head. Market
Zoe to 25c lower.
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piles Cured in 6 to IA Days.

Your druggist VIII refund money If Pazo
Ointment fails to cure any case Of Itching
Blind. Bleeding or Proruding Piles In to
Il days. Soc
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st. Joe, Jan. 3-CATTLE-ReceIpts zoo.
Market weak. Steers, $4-50a8-00; cows and
heifers, s. 25d7.00; calves, S450dS.50.
HOCSS-Receipts II. 0OO- Market slow
Top Is; bulk of sales, S5-S046.50-
SHEEP-Receipts 1900. Market slow.
Lambs, $5.00Q6.50-
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Topeka, Kan. Jan. o. 1912
Furnished by T. A Beck, 2l2-2I4 4. 9Th
PRAIRIE EAY-No. 1, S14O0; alfalfa
choice. Sl6.O0Q1zo0: No. I. $500
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Follows the Snow.

The Grip Follows the Snow.
Laxative Bromo Quinine removes the
cause There is only one 'sBromo Quin-
inc Look for signature of E. w Grove
% cents.
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stun.
Market price paid for dry lot cattle.
II you Will favor us with your inquiries
advising number OF head. quality. aye
and length OF time on feed. will make
you an offer arrange for our buyers
to call on you
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Topeka. Kan. Jan. q, 1912.
FGGS-Fresh country, &c
POULTRY-Hens, 4 lbs. and over. 1Oc:
under lbs, Sc; sprpings, 10c; stays TIC:
old cocks, sc; ducks, i0c. geese. Sc; fat
young turkeys. 14c; old turkeys. 12c.
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Cotton Market


Galveston, Tex, Jan. EXECUTIONS
Market unchanged. 10c.
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Chicago Live Stock Market
Chicago Jan E-CAT~rLE-Recei
1900. Market weak. Beeves. $4-60qS. 40;
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Topeka. Kan, ia

Topeka Butter. Eggs and Poultry.
FURNISHED BY the Topeka Packing Col
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Sign minus g indicates below zero.
T B. JENNINGS,
Sectional Director
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10
new YORK STOCK MARKET
SOME SALES OF STEEL ISSUES
Sentiment Continues Cheerful I'm
Main, with signs OF Increasing
Public Interest-Wall st.
Sees Optimism.

NEW YORK, March 9.-Trading on the
stock exchange during today's two-houf
session was not characterized ny any
special feature. The tone at the opening
was rather heavy and irregular, condl'
ton which later gave way to some actlv.
lily and stiffening OF prices under the lead
OF the copper shares. in which Amaiga'
mated Copper was distinguished by RS
ing above its high price Of 1911.
OF the active group. United States
Steel reflected some selling pressure
which may have been based on the ''un'
filled tonnage" figures for February.
Sentiment continued cheerful in the
main, with signs OF increasing punic IN
terest II Is evident that less attent-or
is being paid TO the so-oalled unfavor'
able factors and that Wall street sees II
fhe many Indications Of general trade re-
vival Iniallible proof that the pendulum
is most likely 10 swing In the direction OF
optimism.
A further reduction In the number Of
Idle freight cars was shown for feoru'
airy, bringing the unused equipment dowr
to less than 500.
European adviees reported practically
no change In conditions which have ssl.
tated It's more important markets
throughout the week. .... 49,,
The bank statement showed an actual
increase OF almost Saeco,Wo IN loans. 9
cash loss OF mors than ss,Soop and :
further decrease in surplus reserve OF
d. ts250c, bringing the excess cash re-
serve down TO sl6S1s,on
The bond market was STEADY: Iota
sales, par value, amounted to N,2SecV
Tfnited States % coupon and Is advanced
x, the ss registered y and IS coupon
per cent on call during the week.
Number OF sales and leading quotations
on stocks today were as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10

kst lately has been a bag rise In values.
due to an expanding demand for product,
a let-up In native eve liquidation by
easternsrs and much higher prices for
pulled wool and wooded peits. Wooled
nelts are now being merchandised at an
advance Of IS cents over prices two weeks
ago and spreads between wooded and
shoTn stock are accordingly much wider.
Compared with a week ago current
prices for fat lambs show net advances
Of 60l65c, while sheep and yearlings are
selling about q cents higher. Toppy
wooded lambs closed around tS.7sd7.0s and
shorn lambs sold up as high as 800
Ewes ranged from $50 downward and
handy yearling sheep were wanted
around tae5f6o. Packing demand on all
days was active and broad, one killer TAX
Ing l2,N9 head who seldom buys more
than this number during a week Of heavy
range business. Weeks top on lambs,
see, on ewes. 500
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs
good to choice. ss.50G1oo; lambs. fair to
sood, &.s%l as. yssgl,ngs. good 10 choice,
&S9d@; yearhngs. fair to good. S.3d
AS wetherS, good TO choice 500 50:
wethers. fair TO good. R7sG500: ewes,
good 10 choice. sGateo; ewes. fair e
good, N0lNA&
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10
Arrange Conference
Over English Strike

LONDON. March s-After extended
talks with committees representing coal
mine owners and their striking employee
today. Premier Asqulth invited represent
stives Of both sides to hold joint con-
ference with view to a free discussion
OF the whole situation"
The official report explains that the
government considers the proposals placed
before both parties offer the falrest
means for reaching a settlement. but
progress 10 difficult without mutual dis
euSsion ar.4~sr
What the governments proposals are
has not been diyulged.
The miners replied that they had under
taken TO reassemble the national confer
ence OF miners, but with the reservation
that they would not recommend ac-
ceptance OF the governments Invitation
except on the understanding that the
principle that q minimum wage should be
excluded from discussion. AS the whole
dispute hinges on this point II Is difficult
TO see how anything can be accomplished
by joint conferences. The national con-
ference OF miners cannot be assembled
befSre Monday.
It was announced late tonight that the
joint conference win take place at the
foreign office. but no date has been fixed.
BERLIN. March s-Ths strike fever
has spread through the sIlesIan coal
fields in eastern Prussia. where the
socialist. the Christian and the Polish
miners trades unions. representing all
the organized miners in the district. to.
day presented to the employers a de-
Taand for Is per cent increase In wages.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10
cry OFFICIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
The Board OF Education Of the Scnool
Disttict, of Omaha invites sealed BIDS for
the construction Of q six-room brick adj
dition TO the Kellom School. located on
Iwenty-third street, between Nicholas
and Paul Streets. Plans. specifications
and Bidders blanks. giving the necessary
Information, may be obtained at the Of
flee Of the Superintendent OF Buildings,
siIsi Nicholas Street These plans include
a modern steam heating and ventilating
plant for the new addition.
All bids must be made on bidders
blanks furnished by the Superintendent
OF Buildings A certified check for not
less than i've per cent of the amount OF
the bid must accompany each bid. Make
checks payable to the School District OF
Omaha. The Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids or to waive any
defect or informality In any bid should
Il be deemed In the interest Of the school
district SO TO do. Bids will not be re-
ceived after 200 p. NJ, March End, az
which time all bids on file with the Sec
rotary will be opened by the Committee
on Buildings and Grounds In the pres
ence OF the public. Send scaled savelepes
CONTAINING bids to the undsrsigned.
marked as follows: Bid on ksil0m Ad-
dition." -
Seey Board OF Education. US City Han,
Omaha, Nebraska. Mchs-DSt
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

BUTTER-No. /, lib. cartons. 3lc: No.
1, in sD-lb. tubs, sic; NO. Z, DC; packing.
CHEEsE-ImporteG swiss. &c; Amer.
can salss, &c; block SWISS. zlei trins,
xlc; DAISIES. &c, tTtpiets. &c; YOUNG
.ameI d aals, &c, Dlue iAvei orick, ~ aini-
vei .er, .-iU.. NC; I-lo., LLc.
DEsr IUf fItIO l-s-nibs, No. /, lie.
NO. !. lSc, No. Lac. Loibs, NO. ].
iay.e; NO. J. l.c; NJ. .. lac. CnGcAs. NJ.
i, e., NO. :, ,ec. NO. 8. nc. hosndA. ~.
/, iv,sc, NO. :, Igc. NO. ., y5sc. rates
40. /. v@e; 40, = vas NO. :, &C.
knCL15-ApHiea: extra LaIiSy Ben
LasIs, per bp,., sS6V: JOnathan, per bDL.
A.so; fancy wnissAps. per DBL. si.0gr
fancy Ailssoun flpplns, yer VA. Sa.i0,
fancy Cisnos, per bpl., tLvV: ldano
sOnaIllAlEs. eAuR fancy. Pc hok, a&Soi
" ssIInsuon sp'l.enOeis 8. Per boz. &--SS.
" asnins ION Il. beaatS, per UoA. a@Gsi
N asthma ION SlymAn Nlness1s per DOA.
A. so isananaS: Fancy selec,, per euacb,
n zo.uz. ~, JUMBO, zee bunch, ~. Gszta -
IlalDcrries. Wisconsin Iahey. per OIL,
sie..s, per box. ,a's. Dales: AncaJI
box. sza5: Dromeaary brand. new, D
10. pkgs In boxe-, per box. sS.vo.
rRs: California, PER case VI IL No
n pkgs.. sc. yer case OF 70 NO. L
naEs., Ass: per cas- Of 541 No. Dkgs.
sz.. bulk. in 5-ib. and So-lb. boXss
pSr d. lvcs We" AeihiHAs S-StVhu "
S-ib, boxes, per H.. l6e; 7-cr5Mn ia
a,-lb. boxes, per ID, lie. Grape fruit,
E;orida, S. sise. per crate. 50: ~ size
Der crate, $40: so-64-t4 sizes. per crate
sS5a grapes: Aalags grapes IN 0ois.,
a sa61s On Lemons: Linsoneira sesectsu
brhnd. extra fancy, So1-Su0 sizes, per box
n 20. Iona Limoneira. fancy. 3og-55o sizes
nsr box. $50; 2ss aid A. sizes. 5oc pei
boa less. oranges: California Caineiia
brand. uzvels, extra fancy. ye-l25-I5e-Ils-
so-lIs-zso sizes. per box. 81; sxtru
e esS,Ss brand. iS-lssHs-Se-sis s. si i.
s,,.r pox. $50. Cabbage: Wisconsin. 1s.
n. &c. Carrots: per H.. nc. CslerY
IN the rough. , and dox. per case
$50. Cucumber: Hot house. per dOs,
r@. Garlic; Extra fancy. white. per 10
IS Lettuce: Extra fancy leaf. per doz
a.. Onions: California. white, boiling
per h.. &c; Wisconsin. yellow Globe. De-
r.. 3lzc: Red uioee. per 10; &c: Spanish.
efn. per don hunckes. se1Sc. Parsnips
per ID. fAe. Potatoes: Minnesota f.ari,
ohio. per bu-. slEn. Wisconsin white
stock. per ou.. sl-S Ruiabaeas: II
yacts, per 10. 1ILc Tomatoes: Ffor1da
ner f-bsst crate. so: c''ban. per s-hsst.
FISH fresh frozenl-PiekareI &c: whit.
1oc: rfka, 7e: trout. Haze: large crepptes
Iaff5c. apsnish m1ckerei To: eel, Isr.
hgsd5rEs, I2r: founders. isc: green cat
fish. fsr: roe shad. 81 each: shad roe, pr
pair. 56c: almon. lie: halibrt. &c; yel-
low perch. Sc; buffalo, Sc: bailheads. lie.
NIsEtsLI ANEors--AimoEds: Tara
soma per 10. ls'sc: IN sack lots ic less.
Peanuts: Roasted. IN sack lots. per H.,
nc: roasted. less than sack lots. per 10,
sc; raw, per ID. Sc Pecans: Large per
10, lie: IN sack lots. ic less. wslnuts:
New crop 1911. California. per b., lie:
in saek lots lie less. Cider: New Ne
hawke. Per ls-gaL k-hbls GOO: per %
gal. Dbl. EA: New York Motifs. per Is
gal H-bbl.. $50; per 5o-gaL Dbl, sSA
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10
MRS. GRACE STAYS IN JAIL
TO SEE IF HUSBAND LIVES

ATLANTA. Ga, March s.-For the first
time since she was arrested In connection
with tie shooting OF her husband. Mrs..
Daisy obIe Grace today showed signs Of
breaking down under the nervous strain
she expressed desire to remain In the
county jail pending the result Of Grace,s
wounds and no effort was made to agree
upon bond for her.
Mr. Graee's condition shoE ed a slight
Improvement today and he made his win.
IL IS understood be made his mother. Mrs
s. L HIN Of Newman. Ga. sole bene-
f!cisry.
Deaouncing the efforts Of Grsce's At
tornsys to get Possession OF the In,
surance policies for szI.0o Mrs. Grace
through her attorney. today charged that
her husbands alleged signature was q
forgery
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
Reserves Given Out Not as Bullish as
Private Estimates.
CORN RUpELy CONSTRUCTED
There Seems No Eseape from High
Priced Corn Because of the
Active Demand and
Fancy Prices.
OMAHA. March 9. 1917,

OMAHA. March 2, lsE
Fam reserves, given oUI after the close
yesterday. we've not as extremely builish
asA the lowest private estimate. but a
snost2ge oOnpafed with March ] last
year Of tAos.Js bushels In wheat. sSi.ess
Np bushels IN corn and lAsesSoN bushels
o. eats. cannot be construed rs anything
but ballish.
TIE eaeses came firm and higher. and
vita the crop siare AHEAD the situation
suggests Conservative buSins OF the new
erop fatures on any good Oppression,
The trade IN corn wM have a hafd
time cOnsruins tie report on corn le-
serves as anything but balhsh. There
seems no escape from high priced corn
because OF toe active demand and fancy
cash Prices all over the world. II looks
as the situation would steadily grow
stronser as the. season PROGRESSES.
Wheat opened higher on higher cables
and. because OF the bullish construction
put on the government report. The ad,
vance was steady. values closing We'll
around the top. Cash wheat was un-
changed 10 - higher.
Corn was also strong and advanced
sharply, making new high points. Every
one was e0llish and very little corn was
offered Cash corn was No higher.
Primary wheat receipts were A1.oco bu.
and shipments were $500 bu.. against
receipts last year OF teo.oe bu- and ship
nents Of 0s,oW bu.
Primary receipts we're 7ss.oop bu. and
shipments were 6A0es bu-, against re-
esipts last year OF ez.ee ou. and ship
usnts OF ff.ooo bu.
Clekrances were iss,ooo bu. Of corn, l.soo
en. q oats and wheat and flour equal to
Liverpool closed Mgsd higher on wheat
and hHSSd higher on corn.
The following cash sales were reported
Wheat-No. . hard, 8 cars, Slu3, cars,
H.0A. cars. sl.0eh; ! car. Size. No. 4
hard. !, car, MOL; Rejected. l car. Ole.
Corn-No. > white. car. esi4e; car, 66lsc.
Nc. white. car. @tsc; No. color. SOc;
No. color. car, S&e; car. sc. No.
&c; : cars. &C; car. sl&e; No. , mixed,
cars. &c: ] car, Ono: . cars, 6isc: cars,
aac; cars, siirc. cars. sikc; cars,
60 No grade. 5 cars. soisc: ! car, &C;
car. 3tkc. Oats-No. 3 white. cars,
6IAc, 4 cars, HAc. No. I white ! car,
siAcI car. Slci car. sos4c.
Omaha Cash rrsccs.
wHEAT-No. . hard. t.eiis9i eaisc: No.
: hard, t.o.49i.esre; No. haro, veg
coRH-No. . white, ssgsssc; No. 4
white, &Q65lxc; No. color. 6ta1ueoc: No,
3 yellow. 64i-qsoa.c; No. 4 yellow, 6ihGg
&c: No. 5 eiAGo0ltc; No. 4. si9ssc; no
oATs~So. ] white, 5iaaeaae; standard.
white. Disg6lsci No. yeiiow, Si9slisc;
No. yellow. 5oA9sie.
BARLEN-MAiuns. socan. Is: No. feed,
vs9ssc: heavy feed. sSds6c.
RYk>-No. .. slasac. NO. ., e4sie.
Gariaf Aeee=us.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. March s.-CoFFEE-Fu-
lures opened quiet II unchanged prices
to a decline OF point In sympathy with
rather Disappointing cables and during
the early trading sold about points
lower on some positions under scattering
liquidation. Selling was not active, how
ever, and the market later steadied up
and covering. with the close steady. net
points lower 10 . points higher. sales,
10 go bags. March. ia22o: April, 2.0c;
May, l3.36e; June, iI&ic: July, 3f7c;
August. 12iSe; September. n53c; October.
November and December. i2iSe; Janu-
airy, l3.46c: February, i246c.
Havre was unchanged TO u franc
higher. Hamburg was unchanged TO v
pig higher, Rio unchanged at ss51s, SAN
tos, 50 rels lower; 4s $500. rs 1890. Re-
celpts at the two Brazilian ports were
1900 bags. against GOO bags last year.
Jundiahy receipts. Too0 bags. against
3,iOo bags last year. New York ware
house deliveries yesterday, i0,i52 bags.
against s1ss bags last year. Rain was
reported in one district OF Sac Paulo
and showers In another, but elsewhere
II was fine or cloudy.
spot coffee, quiet Rio. No. !. i4Ac; No.
4 Santos, l5lzc. Mild. dull; Cordovs, ldqisc
nominal