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Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05
METAL Market.

NEW YORK. April t.-METALs-
Standard copper quiet; spot, a5SIasg
and July. sia 60ql5.75. London market
firm; spot. f70; futures, so lis Cd. Ar
rivals reported at New York today were
SO tons Custom house returns show ex-
ports Of 2.029 tons so. far this month.
Lake copper. ss.o9His2s; electrolytic.
1850: casting. sl55odi5.75. Tin. quiet;
spot, 50. s7lsdl2D %; April. A2.1Jn43. Is; May.
sl27Sd43.oo; June. si2.sIhq2.15: July,
SO 12is942. s2is; August. Ai.soGf2.5o Lon
don market steady: spot. elG; futures,
E1s2 lis. Lead. quiet; si3oGAto, New
York: tApAdL25. East st. Louis. Lon
don market quoted at El6 IS I'd. spelter,
6.eodsse. New. York: se.Sd6.so. East st.
Louis. London market quoted at e2 IS
3d. Anthony, quiet; Cookson's. 500.
Iron, Cleveland warrants. 5is i0lxd In
London. Locally iron was steady: No. !
foundry, northern, si5.250 i5.75; No. 2,
slL75g15.25; No. ] southern and No. !
southern. soft, si5.25f15.75
ST. LOUIS. No., April I-METALS-
Lead, quiet; A.25. spelter. firm; $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on various
Com oditfen.

tom "GuIttchs a
NEW YORK, April 4.-FL0UR-Steady
spring patents. S.2sd5.5o; winter straights'
s-sGS.5o; winter patents, ca4so;
spring clears. assd45o; winter ex-
tras, No. ]. g. 70dl 80; winter extras. No
? S.5Sd3S5; Kansas straights. A-1od4.S
Rye flour, steady; fair TO good, A.s0q
AS: choice to fancy. S.0d6 %.
coRNMEAI-Quiet: fine white or yell
low, N.sSdl70: coarse, N.Sdl.sO; Kiln
RYE-Firm: No. /. eec. c. /. T. Buffalo.
BARLEY-Steady: mailing, A-Sal-&. C
1. Z Buffalo.
wHEAT-spot market. firm: No. red,
81 ,OSia, elevator, export basis to arrive,
and 81 .0ei. (, 0. b. afloat; No. northern
Duluth, N.l9A I. o. b. afloat, opening
navigation. Futures market was barely
steady during the forenoon, but rallied
late on covering. closing kd1c net higher;
MAY. 81 .07 Ii-l6ffl .0si4: closed at Sl.G ls-1s;
July. 81 .0is.11 OH: closed at Sl.GeA. Re
eeipts, $3.50 bu.: shipments. 18,l& bu.
CORN-Spot market. firm; export, 9l4c
Z. o. b. aflost. Futures market, nominal.
Receipts. 1900 bu.: shipments, 6,ss bu.
0ATS-Spot market steady. Futures
market. nominal. Receipts. ss,Ss bu.;
shipments, l,150 bu
HAY-Firm; prime, sl.i9; No. ], us;
No. 2 SIS: No. 2.tsi1sdl20.
choice. isii crop. Rose; 1910 crop. nom:
inal; Pacific coast, 1911 crop, Aq4fc; 1910
crop. nominal
HIDEs-stesdy. Central America. :iisc;
Bogota. g4Gesc.
Firm; hemlock- firsts, p
dz7c; seconds, 2iaesc; thirds. sd22c; re-
jects ljc. .a
PRoVISIoNS-Pprk firm: mess. sls.1s
dlsS; family. seoOoq1.oo; short clears.
81. 75als75. Beef. firm; mess. 1880
l40o. family. sls.g'ais5o: beef hams. tls.oo
$40 Cut meats. firm; picked bellies
10 10 II pounds. saS0dll.50; picked hams,
sif75GllsO0 Lard. easy: middle west
prime, lO.Coaio 10: refined. steady; CONT
nent. 500: South America sll.W; COM
pound. s7.00d7.37iz.
TALLOW-Firm; prime city, hhds.. &c;
special. 6lsc; country, 5Adei.c.
BUTrER-Firm; receipts, $40 tubs;
creamery specials, S2lsc; extras. acc;
first, 5ld3iisc: state dairy. finest. sic;
good TO prime. 8a9Oc; common TO fair,
24nIc. ...
CHEESE-Firm: receipts. l,si5 boxes;
state. whole milk. current make, colored.
special. 1shc.
EGGS-Steady: receipts. A.iI3 cases:
gathered. first storage packed, 2iitd22c;
fresh gathered, first regular packed COZ
2lc: fresh gathered, seconds 20d2iis Ct:
western gathered, white. 22dz3isc.
PoULTRY--Aiive. firm; western chick
ems. l5c; fowls. lie: turkeys. lie. Dressed.
steady: western fowls. itaislso; turkeys,
1ids2c.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading aud Closing
Prices on Board OF Trade.

CHICAGO. April t.-corn bounced
higher today than at any precious time
since 1905. Excitement In the trade ran
up TO a corresponding pitch, with closing
prices strong at the topmost level reached.
ss0s.c TO iisdiilc above last night. Wheat
made a net gain Of ihc TO I've and oats
&c 10 Nn3.c. Provisions varied from loc
decline TO &c advance.
New investors bought corn freely de-
spite the high price. Frightened short
sellers also competed for the scanty of
1erinss and saw cash prices race ahead
of the market for future delivery. The
secret was that industries depending on
corn as raw material had bid In Iowa
over night at what was thought 10 be
remarkably generous limits, but In most
cases had received no better response
than q blank stare.
Before this situation was clear the feel
,ng IN the pit seemed rather easy on ao-
rount OF the fine weather and because OF
i theory that recent buying due TO pro-
lunged winter feeding had been overdone.
Signs. however. that elevators and other
powerful concerns were absorbing all OF
1err. big and little, wrenched values sud-
denly against the bears and gave the
market a worse tight twist In the final
hour.
Al 81. Louis the sale OF 100000 bushels
af corn was reported az having been
without avail TO prevent an upturn. Ne
cage May options fluctuated from IiAc
10 76a.c and finished at the last named
figures, 1MQii4e higher compared with
twenty -four hours before. No. yellow
was quoted at 75itass for CARROTS.
In wheat scattered crop damage re-
ports supplemented by the strength In
corn and by the fact that quotations
lad declined continuously for five days
brought about a decided Improvement.
The assertions Of injury TO fall sown
wheat came chiefly from northern Kansas
and from southern Illinois. Better de-
,nand at Liverpool. including cargoes
from the Pacific coast OF the United
states. counted also In favor OF the bull
side. July ranged from &Ac to Stc
closing firm at ssfsasete. raise OF lsS
net
Hope that seeding was near at hand
eased oats at the outset. but the corr
bulge and the increasing call for cash
grades holsted the market as the session
wore on. Upper and lower cost for May
proved to be 55isc and Sic, with the
close LGAc up at b5asc.
The provision market was practically
hare OF support. In the end prices aver
ared about the same as last night. bul
mainly on account Of the advances II
Quotations on future, e,Osec as follow
k-9icie omen. High low. Cioce Yes'y
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05
Total receipts. .1@ 1ss


CATTLE-Cattle receipts were the
largest OF the week to date and fairly
liberal for a Thursday. Owing to the
light runs early in the week the total
thus far foots up only 1855 head. being
a little over one-third as many as were
received on the corresponding days OF
last week.
As il is now getting late in the week
and as packers are an Anticipating
heavy receipts for the near future. they
were not too anxious TO load up on cattle
this morning. with the result that the
general trade was none too acnve. sun
the prices paid we're generally about
steady with yesterday. Here and there
could be found a salesman who thought
the market was a little easier and others
who thought II q tri1e stronger. but as
noted above. the average market would
have 10 be quoted about steady with yes
terday or around &c higher than last
week This would apply TO practically
all kinds of killing cattle. steers. cows
and helfers. z"
There were hardly enough feeders In
this morning 20 make market, only a
few scattering loads and a few, odds and
ends being on sale. The feeling, how
ever. was not materially changed from
what Is was yesterday. the general mar
ket being about steady.
Quotations on cattle: Good 10 choice
beef steers, Nlo6s.0o; fair to good beef
steers, ,S.e0d7.l0; common TO fair beef
steers. s60oa6eo: good to choice heifers,
IS. 75qs.60; good 10 choice cows. 6.ooq6.oo.
fair 10 good cows AsSd600; common to
fair cows, t276443: good TO choice
stockers and feeders, S.606s.5oi fair to
good stockers and feeders. ts25d6 90;
common to fair stockers and feeders, s4sC
as Is: stock heifers. S.Bab25; veal calves,
IS. Oodsoo: bulls. stags. etc, ste5d5,75.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. April L-coFFEE-
Futures market opened steady at an sd-
vance Of 36S points on steady European
cables and scattered covering for over
the Easter holidays. The market closed
steady at a net advance Of from TO 5
points, but sales reported Of only $50
bags. Closing bids: April. 12T2c: May.
I3Slc; June. L3ssc: July. l3sic: Au-
gust. 1856: September, Aoec; October.
Iassc; November. 12s5c: December, 11s3c;
January, l3s7c; February and March,
1SSc.
Hayre was not unchanged Hamburg
was unchanged TO 4 pig. higher. Rio,
IS reis lower NJ Hs55: Santos. unchanged;
Is. 500: Is 200 Receipts at the two
Brazilian ports. 400 bags against 500
last year. Jundiahy receipts, 5000 bags
against 500 last year. New York ware
house deliveries yesterday H.Ss bags
against ZOO Spot coffee. quiet: Rio. No.
Z, l44sc: Santos. No. 4. lsic. Mild. quiet;
Cordova. leaiSlsc nominal.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05
81. Loui. General Market.

ST. LOUIS. April t-wHEAT-Cash,
firm; track No. red. si.otlt; No. hard.
N.00di.i2
coRN-Hlgher; track No. :. &c; No. :
white. 7ian7sisc.
OATS Steady; track No, :, @a6sc; No,
white 5sff5slsc.
Closing prices OF futures:
wHEAT-Higher. May, n.0lh6i0ih;
July, s3isq93rc.
CORN-Higher: May, INC: July, 76s.c.
OATS-Higher. May. 65he; July, f9hc.
RYE-Unchanged, t6c.
FLOUR--Steady; red winter patents,
q. oc0S.25; extra straight. Aocd45; hard
winter clears, g. t0Q1I5
SEED-Timothy, tio.0.
CORNMFAI<-Steady.
BRAN-Strongi sacked least track, n.si
Gi.S6
HAY-Firm: t2iooa2soo.
PROvISTONS-Pork unchanged. Job
bling. si5.75. Lard. unchanged; prime
steam. s0.Eitae.SsH. Dry salt meats. I'M
changed: boxed extra shorts. t9.25; clear
RIBS. 1876; short clears. ss.75. Bacon.
unchanged; boxed extra shorts. mos;
clear RIBS. sl02S; short clears. ti0.76.
POULTRY Firm. chickens, ishci
springs. lie; turkeys, lie; ducks, 15c;
geese. &c.
BUTTER-Firm; creamery. 5aslisc.
EeGGG-NNaaEars fgA.e
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05
k.a... cl.,y 1--we s.oet Martti.

KANSAS CITY Mo-, April '4-CATTIE
Receipts. 200, head, including 400 south.
erns; market steady TO strong; dressed
beef and export steers. 81. 25ffs.s0; fair to
good, $50 rs; western. A.5onsoo; stock
s, 25n7 80: southern. cows. s3.5od6.0o; native
cows, &Ba65Q; native heifers, Ai5d7. 10;
bulls, A2Sffe00; calves. sL756S.00.
HoGs-Receipts $500 head: market 1oc
lower; bulk OF sales. ti.50as.s0; heavy. $3.50
n7,97is: packers and butchers. S60Gi.9o;
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 500
head: market steady; lambs. s6.25ds.0o;
yearllngs B.0off7 TO-, wethers, s50ode.5o:
ewes. A.5ode.0o; stockers and feeders, $500
d6,O0
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05

ST. LOUIS. April, 4,-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 800 head, including 800 Texans:
market strong; native shipping and -ex-
ers s5.0onf IS: steers. under 1000 pounds,
saOod6 90: stockers and feeders, s. Esq
6.25: COWS and heifers.. s2oon6.aS; Gamers,
ss75at25; bulls. s55ofi5.50; calves, 500
800. Texas and Indiana steers. S5.00d
100: COWS and heifeir. ts.5od6.26. !,
HoGS-Receipts. 500 head; market 81
l0c higher; pigs and lights. t5.5on7so
mixed and butchers, sE75dsoo; good
heavy. ts.po8soo .s..--,-- r. ------.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 200
head; market steady: native muttona,
sl.s66fe 10: lambs, s5.Wde25; -~cuiis and
bucks, se.25uIoo; stockers, s?5oaSd5.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. April 4.-MoNEY-on
call, firmer. at 3ixfI5 per cent; ruling
rate, ga per cent; closing bids, a.. per
cent: Offered at al per cent. Time loans.
firm: sixty days, 3l+d34. per cent: ninety
days. 3tsgi per cent; six months. 3Aaj
per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4h1
"a per cent.
STERLING ExCHANGE-Easy. With
actual business in bankers bills at "a s5Ij
for sixty-day bills at 1855 for demand;
commercial bills. A.8.
STLVER-MOtican dollars. &c.
firm.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
Az-II--
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05

FREIGHT TRAIN IS CUT IN
TWO BY PASSENGER TRAIN

MASON CITY. "a. April Passenger
train No. % on the Milwaukee & st.
Paul cut in two an extra freight train
on the Minneapolis & st. Louis here this
morning wrecking one engine and de-
railing several cars. No one was seriously
injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05
CARPENTERS IN AGREEMENT
Reach Settlement on Wages to Be
Paid in Des Moines.
DEMOCRATS WANT CANDIDATES
state Committee Has Dtftfeuity
Finding Enough Men 10 Go ON
Primary BalIot-Young
Mother Loses Child.
CFrom a staff Correspondent1

(From a Staff Correspondent
DIES MONIES, Ia. April 4-(Speeial
Telegram -Carpenters and master build
ers of Des Moines this evening effected
a settlement Of a strike which was begun
Monday for an increase OF wages. Re
personalities Of the two bodies were in
conference all afternoon and announced
that a new wage schedule had been
signed. but both sides refuse to state
Just what agreement had been entered
into. Ii is believed that some increase
Of wages was granted
The demand of the carpenters had been
for an increase to 60 cents an hour. To-
day a small body Of helpers for the plum
bers started a strike which may affect
others In that trade. For some days all
building operations had been at q stand
still. but it is stated work will be re-
sumed at once.
Demos Want Candidates.
The democratic state committee today
made arrangements TO fill out the entire
democratic ticket and secure candidates
to run for office at the primary. The
chief difficulty with them is to find men
willing to make the race at all and sub
nit their names to the voters. The state
committee also made arrangements for a
special train TO take the Iowa delegation
to Baltimore to the national convention
and for the use of the. sleeping cars
while in that city in place of yielding to
the high charges OF the hotels.
Interurban Service Restored.
Service was restored today on the inter-
urban lines from Des Moines to Fort
Dodge by completion of a temporary
bridge at Frazer where u part of the
bridge had been washed out by tho
floods. The Des Moines river has low
cred rapidly and all danger is past.
Mother Loses Child.
Mrs. Mary Compton lies at the Metho-
dist hospital with babe only few days
old by her side. and today her 3-year-old
daughter died as the result OF injuries
received in a street car accident three
days ago. The mother cannot be told
Of the fate OF her Oldest child yet.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

BuTTER-No. 1, lib. cartons, asc; No.
&c.
can swiss &c. block swiss. 9sc. twins
pc. daisies aac. triplets 29c: Young
Americas &c. blue label brick. &c: linn
berger. 2-lb'. alr: lib. &c.
FISH (fresh frozen)-Pickerel, &c; white,
lie. nike. iac: trout PC: large crapples
i2al5c: spanish nackerel. Iec: eel lac;
haIidoeks. lac: : founders. lSc: green cat.
fish. I5c; roe shad, 81 each; shad roe, per
nair aaI.c. aalmon IOc.- haIibuf lie. vel
low perch Sc: buffalo. &c, bullheads. lie.
PoULTRY-Broiiers. S.ooa7.5o per doz !;
aprinKs' aDc: hens lie: cocks lie: ducks
iszfaoe: geese I5c: turxeys. 2sc: psgeons
~ doz m "A. Alive. hsns 40, old roost'
srs. Ior. stags Go. old ducks, full team.
Erred. lsc; geese full feathered, &c: fur
keys, i4c; pigeons. per dox.. eOc; homers,
per doz 81 ~. SQUADS No /. $40. No. 4
IA. 49, '-V' 'ss' = 49, =
| Z REEF crJrs-Rips. Mo- l7xc; No.
nc. M 4 10 I.oinxs No 4 iar. Mo q
tsilc M 4 Iaitc Chusks No 40.
No nc. No a s4c, Rounds. No 4
Va va, az. NJ A.. No H.
Np ~ SsgIsyN "a. NJ ,silc, Ne a.
Es1WTr1xsNNa e.. Nc "Ssc %
1IpS,No- iIiIr. No a.. No
81 - "s' w.
HBGuNps-No- , liz. 40. lo,xe. Nh
i 4
w rms ~ 49,, ~ i, eu.. a.
~. ,,tr. ss,,sl' ~ = oas' =. ~
pi.. Da,J ~ Nj X S. xvInssans nss
psn &c ao. ssncy ntissonr, p,nn,ns ~.
III III ~ s' u. rdaho Ionathsns .stra "a ncy
pol, e. e. ta. ue sh,nston SnI,a.nh.ry
~ e. n. ussbin,,,or - Rasntw ne,
~. 20 ~ W. shIns,on s,vran VIM.
s oon. .r hnv 20 ~ paranas FANCY ~.
saps' - ,s,n.h 81 sss,9 "a. In,nha nar
49, ~, ~ a. 80 ~ cranh.rrias Wiscon.in
s ounui' - SSr S,a ~. ,sr nov "a x nasss
ianes, pet ~; ~, N iii nksS ~
s noo' ~ hnx e. ". Dromadary hrand
oones, IN 49, Il, hayss ner box e. "a
I NV. - iI,orrn.s nar cass ~ - NJ 70
ns.s Sc ne. case az as No ~ nkrs
- a. nsr case az 10 No q pkgs ~ 40.
go 4, o. and AIN hores ner IN Ia,
sew rurL,.h sscrawn in s-lh boxcs
~ ~ isc. s-cyown in Nth hoxes isc
g'crown in so-lb boxes per H. i7e'
Granefru,t. Florida. IS size. per crate.
- ~ ~ ~. ~ crs,. * IN. so- st'e4 49,
49,, d. "a 6ranss Msiaga IN ma
4 a.s,T "a T,emons. Iimonelra selected
IA sy,ra fancy. M ga slxes. ner box-
q, a.. oma i. imoneira fancy s0o-seo sizes
~ nsr hox less. CalIfornia 40 I'D sizes
~. ~ s,ae oranges- California "a,
psa,,a p,and NsyeIs extra fancy. os-ips-
IA is ~. sis- "a sixes per hoy "a x. extra
a,s,,ins All sizss ner box IA 10, Elenhs nj
Snand iae- IA. ia. m aiS sizes ner hoy
~ =, Nv ssa. IS. - stzss ner nor. s2s
~, ~ ySr 1 al ES-R.sts. old cron mar
IN Sfsc Cahhsee. W,sconsin- ner IL a..
~, ~, cs,,,ornis ner III 4e csIsry. cal.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05
Iixerpoo, Grain Market.

LIVERPOOL. April L-wHEAT-Spot
firm; No. red western winter. IS SD:
futures, steady: May, IS l0s.d; July. IS
SD: October. Is 4ssd.
CORN-Spot, steady: American mixed.
new, Sc I'D; American mixed. old, IS
lOi-d; American mixed, new, kiln dried.
6s lid: futures. steady; May, IS I'D;
September, IS 3td.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05

ST. JOSEPH, April f-cATTLE-Re-
celpts. 900 head: market steady: steers,
Is ,ooGs .oo cows and heifers, p.25d7 90.
calves. S.0cffs,o0
HoGs-Recelpts, 1900 head; market
weak; top, $50: bulk OF sales. 81 .7ylf7 30.
SHEEP AND Receipts, 1000
head: market steady to loc higher; lambs.
IS. 0o979. '--"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05
SUCKERS AND FEEDERS.


HOGS-Hog trade literally went TO
pieces under a supply OF about 1000
head. Buyers took only passing inter-
est in offerings early and the market
siumped badly, ruling l54toc lower than
YESTERDAY morning. Unfavorable wires
from the east. a poor shipping demand
and unvillingness Of packers to start
killing gangs on full time this late in the
week, an combined to send prices down
ward II was one Of the meanest mar
kets Of the season, from a selling view
point. and movement wore along in slug
gish fashion until after midday.
The crop consisted largely Of flood
bound hogs and many trains were very
late in showing up. At II O'Clock there
were still three or four full trainloads
OF Nebraska hogs still on the road
Quality Of offerings was seasonable
mixed and butchers proving the general
rule.
Best heavy hogs on sale brought N.7a
as compared with yesterdays top Of Eso.
while bulk found an outlet within 81 50
ass Bacon weights sold at the low
spread. the price range showing con-
siderable tendency 10 widen.
Dn1raasutaffve sales
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05

SAVANNAH. Ca. April l-TURPEN-
TINE-Firm; &c; sales la bbls; receipts.
215 bbls; shipments, IS bbls; stock. 1s,352
bis r
5s7 bbls; shipments. ia bbls: stock, 10
SO bbls. Quote; b. s6.75: d. $50: f.
SEQ: F. @ and H. s7.l5; I. E.25: X, SIS:
NJ. $50; n. SIS: W G, $40; W W. $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05
ph,laaetphle Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA. April l-BUTTER-
One cent higher; western creamery, spe-
cial SIC; western creamery, extra, sc;
nearby prints. extra, Sc.
EGGS-Steady: Pennsylvania and other
nearby firsts, free cases, tS5 per case;
current receipts. free cases. $50 per
case; western firsts. free cases. SIS per
case.
CHEESE-Firm; New York full creams,
fancy, 3Od2Oisc; fair to good, lSQl9&e.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05

twins, 1sc; young Americas. Is:t6lsc: long
horns. lsa.dlgc.
| PoTATOES-Easier; receipts, Il cars;
Wisconsin, N-3sGl.i2: Michigan and Min
nesota, ST. A0dIiz
| POULTRY-Alive. steady: turkeys. lie;
chickens, I5i1c; springs, lSise.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05
nrx GOOD. Market.

NEW YORK. April 4-DRY GOODS
The dry goods markets are steady and
quiet Cotton goods held generally firm.
Cotton yarns are quiet, with spinners
holding prices &c firm. In mems wear
lines advances are being named and Sc
cured on stock and fall goods.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05

NEW YORK, April 4-COTToN-Spot
closed quiet at Is points higher; middfing
uplands, lie; middling gulf, ll.25c; ne
sales.
Futures closed firm. Closing bid:
April 1o5Sc; May, Ie.6sc: june.
10.7.c; July. l0sc; August. los5c; Sep
TENDER. N.ssc; October, lose; November
10 sc: December. l1.0ec; January, 10 eec;
February, l0ssc; March, n0sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05

NEW YORK, April 4-EvAPORATED
APPLES-Quiet, with prices unchanged:
on the spot fancy, 9ikai05zc; choice, S.a
SIC; prime, 1hGSc.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes dull. but
steady. Quotations range from 4AdI0IIc
for CALIFORNIA; up to 3O-40s and Sale for
Oregons- Apricots. easy with consider
able pressure TO sell: choice, 14d14ISc; ex-
ira choice. 15dl5Izc: fancy, 1sdl6-c.
Peaches are dull; choice. 1olzd10a.c; ex-
ira choice, 1ld1llzc; fancy, 1fI1dI2c.
Raisins, inactive and nominally un-
changed: loose Muscatels, 5d6Zc; choice
to fancy seeded, 67tG7izc: seedless $40
nc; London layers, N.f0dlS
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05

OMAHA. April mo. /. s23oe: No. 2.
~ 40: No. :. 900: No. l midland. s22oo:
No, lowland. sz2e9; alfalfa, choice Sd
ana 9Th cutting. ssS.g: LIST and I'd cutting.
ss3oode4so; No. :. s22.ood24co; No. .
80 0cf1.eA
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05
Minimum Temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.

Generally clear weather prevails
throughout the corn and wheat region.
No precipitation occurred In any portion
within the last twenty-four hours. Tenn
perntures have risen In all portions since
the last report. l.. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
Natural Condition for Wheat Crop
is Bearish.
CORN BEARS UNCOMFORTABLE
Urgent Demand at High Prices
Speculative Force is as
Strong as Ever.
OMAHA. April 4. 1917.

OMAHA. April 4. 1917.
The natural conditions for the new
wheat crop are moderately bearlsn anu
values hsaye declined considerably during
the asst week
strongly In face OF the bearish sentl-
nent Que TO covering by timed shorts.
who run In on the Il rst signs OF support
from lea ding bulls Some bullish crop
regs vast sent in from Kansas and this
caused q small buy ing furry, winch
helped Strengthen the Loarke: Temporarily.
There Is little comf,,rts for the bears
in the Coz n market, rices reached new
high poin Is again tod ay, reactions are
short-livetl and don't hold Tor any oe-
cltied decline.
Csfh cum continues in a most urgent
deuland a higher price 3 The situation
fs un,-har ged and the force in the specu-
la,Iiye ira de lie as strorg as ever.
Wheat was higher, showing a oetter
tore on bu,,ing BY weak shorts. who COW
cred freely IN some damilge reports from
Kansas. C-sh wheat liz dull and un-
changed. -,
strength totay al I'd the MAY option mace =
another new hig point. Cash corn -
firm but unchans ed, dema nd is active
Primary wheat receipts were Bs.oo
bushels and sbipu lents werc 5000 bush.
els against reeeitts last year OF aOv"
bushels and sbipun ents OF 2te.co bushels.
Primary corn FNo-tPt7 W
els and shipments were Leo bushels.
against receipts Aast year OF 5s.Op bush
.is and shiptnenis Of 4ss.Ooo bushels.
C1earances were 1900 bushels OF corn:
asa bushels OF pats and wheat anc
slour equal 10 2f.,N0 bushels.
Liverpool closed I'D higher 10 'sd
lower on corn. -,
The following casfi sales were reported
wheat: No hard. car. alsc. No,
hard. 1 car, H.0I. No. mixed, j car. sl.os.
,,orn: No, white, / car. nc. oats: NO.
: white. cars. 57:c; No Z white, ! car,
tsi.c.
Omaha t-ssh rrfees.
WHEAT-No. lard slooalos: No.
lard, sec6isiO2: No. 4 hard. s.tsgti.ol.
roRN-No. while. ISa75atc' No.
white. s2H7sc; No. color. DC: No.
Yellow, 73SlGSlac; No. yellow, i9dasc: 70.
:. '5sAG7sisc; No. T. 7iaSG1zse; no grade
oATs~No. g white. 55iy96le: standard.
k3l,n53.e; No. white. bYsqeslsc: NO.
white. 6eisd5sAc: No. yellow, SSlgsSllc;
No 1 yellow. s2&n55i.c.
BARLEY-Maiting. u.sttLB: NO,
feed O6f1c: heavier. feed. ocgSl.W.
RYE-No. q soasic: No. x Sueoc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05

leadership Of Canadian Pacific during
the first hour and at noon prices ranged
from i to II. points higher than yester-
days New York closing.
New York and Berlin buying caused
another squirt in Canadian Pacific and
Baltimore & Ohio and the rest Of the
list hardened an additional fraction. The
closing was steady.
London closing stock quotations.