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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-19

Samilton AuSsissm, 2ofals sVotista
uno stsniafeiten iino abSngeben 0de
Der 4. uuS Charles Strafe. iinirr
asent FIR SamiIton pohut No. JOl
RsrS ssrpnt Strase. 3eiepbcu Ga.
milton 1861. Selepbsn nnisres
aurreiponseaten: 393x Seu.
Suness Jru d Den psriuh I
lid ais Sdnbit.
cesohu 2enn.han, Elm iunser 8urihe.
b,trat oeftern tin. Wirtbiddft nnn
perlanste .inen ssFel Bier. als ihm
eerfeIbe peripeiosrt rpuroe. sog CT Elm
lans.s Ghi.beii,n unb trieb bic Odiis
nebit mirtb sur gbiirs tinaus. Mls
er nod nit uRos'hlaoenem ReDolDer
ouItonb. n1terts ijh ibm ein poli3iit
bon hi,tten llno 0riidte ben pergel 10
li,bepou an iit, bab BEN bic Rippsn
trahten. Der 9urihe tpurbe noA Der
QoIiNifiatioH asbroht. Gr battle eftud
elm babies 9ussRD DING sQopeIen tn
iein.m gsiis.
Die R,ueinreibuns Der Jmmus
nuels airts, ipeIhe i'm Suli .. ).
burt 1tusr itart beY9dbigt norosn
mar. lpuroe am Sonnfna ourh
5sfi7o.t,sbi,nTt s.fsiert. geiot Gots
tssnisHit, par,a gut befutt.
- 9as II Wsondte olts go4isr6kn
bon 1b,poOr 5femnnn. bon Ro. 827
Rpro 2.Gtrobe, finrb rorpeistrn Wuhr
mittae an Der 0ebirnenisiinbuns.
- Die Ssu.ripsbr nurbs eeftern
gormittaa na4 Der WObnuns Don
0m. 5.Spornsnbereer. Ro. 720 Sho
Z. StraB. g.rufsn. um bas Och. rpsls
DIES ourdh 5unten aus BEN Rnu4fnns
in grane e.rathen mar. 5u lotdsn.
Der 9erluit mar unbebeuienb.
drau 6. G. 6nrben, bon no.
429 Glib 2. S.rdbs. iDsI6e an einem
WaserI.ib,n beb<nilin erironits. fnno
4ufnabms i'm Wtrrp 0cipitai.
Der Miami dlut 1T bier piss
Der i'm Steiaen.
- Die Gountp Rommifiore, Der
Stabtratb une bic Wsitelieber Der
5onbsIstammer bieIten seffsrn Qahs
miitas in Der GtabtbnIe eine Oer'
lammIuns 1peds Houes elmer -9oms
fort Statiou" im Court paiis Vnrf
an Der Sigb Ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-19
Bon ber D6bne.
Die ensliiAe Hsriisn eiasr kDisnsr
Cpsretie il esrie Ieeater.

Don Der Gpereite .aisbssipoI3er1
bts Wiensr Ropellmsiiters unh Roms
poniiten 6. M. 3iebrsr III In Der enes
lifhen .Abaption- bsr5lif ipenis
tpenneriihs iibris seblieben. Die eng
liite 9eriion, Die unter bsm 5itsI
Ak aib Wnlb4 iegelt uno seitern
Absnb i'm 2prit 1btster 3ur
auffiibrung gelaugie. bat aus Der
Wiener Opsrette cine nmeriionifne
Nlufiforce gemnnt, NIT einie<n iibsrs
irisxnen, obsr febr Iuitisen RDmiisrs
rplIsn. Gerpcrrngenb nIs EhnulpieIer
unb Qiebbnber In Der 0eieaindft itrbt
Npbert Wortpi6 ba. Gr mar biei5rsube
Der Dnmen auf Der Diibne unb I'm 3us
fmouerroum. Juns. fd6n nnD nGnrs
Iin ipis Il Tn, unb babsi sine irGftise
nobItlinsenbe Gtimms befibsHb, fam
man ss Der nisbli1bkn NelIn nimt ptrs
btnssn. tptnn iie sernt in itinen 4rs
men rubt unb iih In isinen Anblid
berjenti. Warspid III in pem Gtiide Der
Rompcni5t gnibc Gpini, Der burf
Teine gDol3er iih bic 6erStn atler
Hrauen erobert unb bic Giferfuh!
Ser Gkmdnner entfaht. Gr abtr
Iistt nur bic ileine Qeua. bari iif
nber niht nit Der ihn anbstenben Grd=
fin iixriperfen. bc er fOnF iein ses
|el{hoftIidks preiti8e Dsrliertn
lpiiroe. Notirlih ipirb cn& Vtlia
tiferTlGtig unb Spini strdtb In yiOs
tim. Aus bitisn bilft ibm f&litblit
ein einfamss Ue6bd,en, lns aber BIZ
Gift einer edbten Gpnsto@ttr befbs,
Gpini urb RelIa ipsrbtn elUdIi4 nHb
ber eifer{ii@tige 1err @raf nne
e6lraeni6otr iptnbei ii6 iDieber
jsiRey fri1oIsH Satin al AuI iptes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-19

ssn elmer 8erIammlnna bergelIts
pue Welfare 4Toeiation ipurbe Der
geihlub eefabt. bic 8eridmmlungen
jeben nritten Disnitas i'm Monat OBJ
subaIten. Sobn Oils unb Wm.
Shmier purben in Elm llnteriunuugs-
aommitiee ernannt. um bic @iihet ntr
aHoeiation an untsriuhen. Cine Rtios
luton, in Der o.ssn bic pahfruns Der
9orlaae fir einsn stpeitsn areis zRihr
ter fir Campbell Gounip prcteitir!
tpirb, nurM pafiirt. Cine Relcluticn
poIIirte, bic Hepport aommifdre Sll
sriutsn, bic Sroinars, bic Strubens
babnpasen ni6t msbr 81 iiberfiiusn,
ourdsufiibren. Der SstrstGr pnrbs
beuuftragt iit nit ben Campbell
Gountp Staots sReprdienidnten In
5rantfort in 9.rbinouna su fesen. els
Tie 0prloae su pailiren, cereem1b bic
strabenbabns sgsislibaft geanungsn
tpereen Tcll, bi. aoftsn fiir bic Stras
benperbeHtrunasn iRntrbalb ibrer Ges
leil. unb Is sou an ben Gsiien au be-
sdbI,n. Die Ing.lssenbett Der ents
rerfuno eines gduplans fur gelIepus
rurbe an bos apmuities fir 4ntrdse
une geIhnerosn beg Staoiraths Nr'
tri.fen.
- Tie abencitul. in Dapton fpirn
heute er6ffnet p.rosr. Bis iest buben
Iib 25 Gdiilsr aemelpet unb mebr
iperoen ermarttt. Die Organization
finpet htui. gbsno i'm 1ohf6ul.Gss
bdubs an Der 6. 9tne. iiatt uno frfrn
SduIIeperintenoent 1anlor bic ast'
tuna iibernebmen.
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Ssnntassssiet.

poIisiit Driebt fab ssitern Rahs
nlittas 5ablreide perionen burh bic
0orbtribiirs Der Gorhaa WiriM2aft,
Gde Der 5. unb Central 4pt., Elm une
aus seben. Gr fonb Bel ndberer I'm.
ttrfuhuns bic Miribfhafi in nolem
@etriebt Dor unb perbofiete ben
GnanitelIner Rufus Wontsomerp
Don 80. 2131 Carlisle Mpt., tpegen
ltebertretuns bes Sonrfagssefebes.
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3 I = e.

Jn Der Mobnnns bes Dnpii
Dpbe. i'm pierten Gtn6ipsrl bes 1sne-
meHtbaufes. go. 712 Meii GourtGtr.
sypIobirie gtitern Abenb cine yetro'
IenmIompe unb bic Wdnbperfkiouni
bes 3immsrs fine Jeutr. g]oiiaif
DOCTOR dlnrmirte bic 0tuerips6r nn.
eilte Johann in bos Gebdube, um be
Der Rettuns bsr oufesresien Menotae
~ belfsn. ale errtinten unpeyJfb
bcs 6rtie. drou Ronst Giiperasin
cine nlte 0rou. Durbe pon 6otter II
@i6erbeit etbrahi. Der Dr0nbldbo
ben ifi unbeoeutenb.
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s6ISsesei.

Crei grieGen. Romens Sic. Domi.
ros. 20 SABRE aft. BON Rc. ABB Wtii
4. Ape.. Deore Eaten, 20 SABRE ali.
ben 80. 300 Weff 4. Ape.. unb 9beob
1fouretos, BON 30. 300 Weit 4 4pf.,
9trietben seitern Nuhmittns en- bel
Ode Der perrp 6trabe unb Central
Mpe. in Gtreit. in beHsn Wtrlonf DO.
miros In bieGeite gefo6kn, jebo6 nu'
Ittht perItsi ipurbe. poii3ih Drighi
mamte bem aampfe Elm Gnbe. inben
Il bie rabinsen Hurihen ptrtnilefe
Domiros Durbe I'M f6btiinen ROIpi
tai ptrbunbsn unb bic eonse Gtisn.
f&afi nurbt tptsen unorbentliMsn Hs.
trcgsns einetfprrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-19

Ecmmitfee bis fommenben Gcnnicg
Gahmittds 3 llhr pertosen.
Die aommiHdre 9dner uno Gi'
mer ma6ten geitern aur friihsifen
Gtunbe bic Runbe ourh Refppcrt, I'm
tie 8efolsuns pes Witterno6tstOs
lebes au unteriuhen. Sie fdnotn ols
ggirthinoften feft asfdloiien.
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lRI6serin bsbriptet, bdb 8oSmnn, Der
NIT einem GolGr bon $35 pro Bode
onssfielIt mar nab fur btNen ebrlite
pfIiHterfiilIune bic psrtloete 0sitls
fdofi iih gum 8strnse BON 5000 psrs
biirSt tatte, ben eineetIagttn Betrog
bem OeidGft entnommen unb fur iih
ftlbfi benubt babe. Nus bi.iem Grufls
be fcn isBt bic GefslIfhaft ben gerf
luif trfebsn.
Gnifneibunsen Stsareiss
gerihts.
Jn Gahen bes leipis paroine,
ipelder fpeaen @robbisb1tdbls gum
Nnhthtile bar Cincinnati Miaine Go.
~ fiinf Sabren 3udtbous Dsrurtkilt
iporben lit, bat bas Hrsisseribt Die
Brufuns ubaenisfen unh bas nrtheiI
beifGtist. DIR 0ertbeioiser 9aroines
battle OILS Orunb eelieno penIaft, bah
bic anilaesfdrift, bic srjie. bic unter
ntm Regime bes nsusn Stadtsonipalia
pogue abgefabt ipurbe, ithniihs Gebs
Ter sntbaIten tabe.
Sn Der alaee bes W. Sianlep 9rar
essen Catherine 8entsnittin, tportn ss
fih um bic GinbaIiuns zines aona
traits fir ben Wertduf eefuiHen
grunbeiaenibums bdnbelts. hattie bos
Common pleas Deriht cine GntIhei.
buns gu Guniisn Der ger.lastsn obs.s
atben. Der al1eer Iegts 9erufuno
ein. bic ieooG bonn Greisstriht ols
unhgriinbet abeetpi.isn tpurbe.
Jn Sahsn Der 5000 aiass, fpslh.
Der Wilnereib<fiber 6enrp Stogse ipes
gen aneebIifer @srunreinieuns bss
Gud Greet seasn bic Gsnot eing,reihi
bate. tpnrbs bos in sriter Snitans su
Wuniten Der Stobt obeeaebene llriheil
betdiist.
9 habenerfab sale.
Hifdrb u. Road, RahiabpertpnIisr
Der Miarp 6. Road. bic am 20. Ros
pember 1911 an Der Gnecmore Girab.
BON bem 9utomobil bes Wm. u. 3etsr
iiberfabren unb berdrt perIeBi ipurot.
bob lie om 9. DECEMBER 1911 fidrb.
bat cine alose iiber $4,000 eeeen
3et.r oneeftrenot.
Dan. gD. Wlnrpbp, Rohiabperlpals
ter oss Otto Smith, Der ON 10. SUM
D. !. pGbr.nb er fir bic Columbus
5raetiongo. orbeiiete, in bemmnbsir1
Wdidinenbdus burch einen slettriihsu
Strpm eetobist tpnrbe, bat tirt aIae,
iiber $4,000 eeeen bic gahne.feIs
fhnfi nnaeitrensi.
Der gormunb b<s 1yiGbriaen Spbn
/ 6. 8. Geisler, fpeIn 2tbierer ON 2.
SuIi 1911 in bem eiabiiHem.ni ber
). u. 6. grsentralb 60. bier 1ineer
uno einsn 1bsil besDoum.ns Der rtn.
ten Snuo einbIbte, puroe erm6htigi.
bon Der 1irma $2325 in grkbisuue
anr Iniprii6e su aiSeptiren.
@trfdiebeRes.
Wonroe Cooper. ees 9aihenbkb.
itGhls iiberfiihri, ipurbe su nrei Sabreu
3nfabaus perurtbeilt.
II
Dufielb< llrtheil lpuroe iber Dors
bon Jielos gsfoli, lpelher bes Gtru.
benraubes iiberfiibri iporben mar.
glar.ne. Rolen, bts Worboerluhs
onoefloat, burfts ii6, tptil ihiper
trani. bts ibdtlihen ansriffs ihuibia
betennen uno Duros 3u spei Wonaten
Arbeitshaus uno ben Rotten xrurs
ibiIt.
Quen .. apnh bat ihren 9diten
patrid Qpnd, ben iis am q. Septems
Der D. 5. beirdibet,. ipssen RiGiperfors
guHs uno briialtr 8ebanoIuns nui
Sheibune NrtIaet.
Warp 9. Robnsr psrmccbi ihrer
S6Dtitsr Celia 6. pauI $500, ibrem
Reffsn QIeranbsr paul unb ihrem
Stpisssriohn 5oiparo &. Sui.is /.
$3.50; ibrer gntelin 6elen !. Suits
fofort $500. uno tpeitere $1,000, Uxnn
fie Is Sabre alt III. Der Ref bes Ders
noatns fdlt an bic Sohisr aaura n.
Suits.
Jrieoerifs Husbl permaGt ibr Wsrs
mogen ibrem Gotten Qouis WuebI.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-04

these lambs made a top OF Sos and to-
days fresh losses has forced eAuenie
quotations down to Sl0.oe11ol0
The best shorn lambs brought $50 NTH
other offerings of fair 10 good qnsilty
selling on down the list. There were no
sheep Of consequence on sale and prices
remained nominal.
Country demand for shearing and Ieeu
ing stuff did not amount to mueh aho
only a few odd punches Of stock were
purchased for shipment On two days this
week packers took the entire receipts, the
four days buy on outside account
amounting to only LOO head.
Compared with last weeks close. cur
rent prices for wooded lambs show a
net advance of about SOC, shorn lambs
closing about - cents higher. Sheep have
been scarce. but various sales indicate a
general gain of T5nS5c in ewes, wethers,
etc. Packing demand during the first
three days was clamorous and the trade
went upward at a rapid rate, lambs
reaching the highest levels since the
record month of 1919 Considerable reac-
ton lately has been attended by dull,
mean demand.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
good to choice, $9.0Gl0lO: lambs, fair
to good. s9.l5d9.s5: lambs, shorn, &l5a
SIS; yearlings. good TO choice, s. +e1S. 20;
yearlings, heavy, G75dS50; wethers. good
to choice, S7.50G7.s5: wethers, fair TO good
S15d7.50; ewes. good TO choice, S.l5g7.Soi
ewes, fair TO good. Ss.Vo47l5.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-04
DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE
Advance in Activity Still Gradual,
but Evidence Increases.
RANK CREDITS ARE EXPANDING
Reports from Leading
Trade Centers Reveal Improving
Conditions-NotabIe Demand
for steel Products.

NEW YORK, May S-Dun & Co.
Weekly Review Of Trade tomorrow Will
say:
While the advance in industrial ano
trade activity is still gradual evidences
of Improvement continue to multiply. Inc
agreement TO arbitrate the differences
between the railroads and the engineers
is a distinct help TO the situation Inc
EXPANSION in bank credits, especially IN
the west, the large output OF new Sc
curities in April. and the number OF new
corporations-both greatly in excess o.
last year-the notable demand Tor stesl
nrod,icts and cotton and wooden goods
and the statistics of traffic and clear
inss ali reflect a growth OF business;
Reports from the leading western udoo
,4nters reveal improving conditlohs.
New demands in iron and steel have
diminished. but mills generally arc
booked ahead practically to capae.is,
In finished lines CONCESSIONS az ~
exception rather than the RUE, ai'hou Isa
wire products are being shaded IN SONS
instances. -..s o,d
Additional car orders are reported and
fahricators of structural shapes are pro-
yided with considerable work On tho
other hand, the higher quotations nave
not been thoroughly tested: yet II y
expected the present level VIII De mani
tanned. There is no pdIuCu -
in pig iron. II Is predicted tnat the
forthcoming statement of the leading IN
terests will show a substantial gam IN
untitled tonnage. owing TO the recent
heavy demand for bars.
Adverse weather conditions in the carry
part of the week checked house TRACE
with dry goods jobbers and retailers
and the distribution of seasonable cottons
has been necessarily slow. The size OF
the cotton goods exports is unusual, run
ming 30 per cent ahead Of year ago
and shipments from the port OF New
York last week reached over hIoV pare;
Worsted yarns markets are buoyant ana
repeat orders on overcoating and CLOAK
ings are frequent. Leading mems wear
and dress goods mills are busy:
business in footwear for fall delivery is
good, but as most manufacturers nave
not started to produce these goods. the
factories are not generally actively en-
ployed. Notable strength continues 10
characterize the entire market for hide1
and skins with especial firmness In call
skins, in the latter both domestic ana
foreign stocks showing sharp advances.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-04
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Unfavorable News Seized Upon to
Depress Prices.
RAILWAY SHARES ARE WEAK
Liquidation on Part of Diseour-
aged Outsiders Tired of
Holding On.

NEW YORK, May 3-That portion OF
the speculative public which 30 stub
bOrnly resisted the rise Of the last two
months in the stock market, today seized
upon sudden reversal in the railroad
labor situation together with q batch OF
unfavorable reports to depress prices.
The selling was neither extensive nor
precipitate until the final hour, when Of
fertngs fairly overwhelmed the market
and prices fell away until they repre-
sentsd in some important Instances low
est prices OF any day In the last fort
night.
The decline was accentuated by mOder-
ate liquidation on the part OF discouT-
aged outsiders, vino seemed suddenly 10
awaken to the belief that manipulation
rather than actual conditions was the
primary factor in the long sustained rise.
In the early session today weakness
centered chiefly around the standard
railway shares, with acute heaYiness In
Union Pacific. Later the movement
spread TO Reading. Lshigh Valley. Balti-
more & Ohio. New York Central. Louis
VILE & Nashville and other assured dtvi-
dend payers. Missouri Pacific and Erie
also reflected a degree % pressure. the
former apparently deriving no immediate
benefit from its proposed retunding plans
Among the more speculative industriAls
| United states Steel was persistently Of
fered for sale on relatively heavy trans
actions.
Both American Can common and the
preferred assembled to new high records
In the early part OF the day, but yielded
in company with virtually all other Is
sues to the downward movement at tht
close
OF the many railroad reports for March
that OF Chicago. Milwaukee & ST. Pau
was most unfavorable, showing a loss
Of income on the main line Of $4,000 and
$4,000 on the Puget Sound DIVISION.
| Chicago BurlIuRt0n A. Quincy lost al
most sSs.00o net St. Louis & San Fran
cisco system $4,000 and Denver q Rio
Grande 81. 900.
Bonds were heavy in sympathy with
stocks. Total sales par value. S2.320oo
stocks. Total sales. par value. s.. 900
cent on call.
Number Of sales and leading quotations
| ON bonds tOday we're.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-04
BRADsTREET's TRADE REVIEW
Current Business on Basis Allowing
Room for Profit.

NEW YORK. May S-Bradstreets to-
morrow will say:
Although activity in some wholesale
lines is not so marked as heretofore;
dry goods. for instance, trade In general
so far is In steady proportions, and what
probably is most significant. current
business Is done on a basis that allows
room for profits.
the antithesis of what 1t was at this
time last year. Withal the season Is
backward. recorders are slow In appear
ing and retail trade. which had begun
to show Improvement, has been con-
siderably handicapped by cold, wet
weather. However, temperatures TINS
week have aided this branch OF as
tribution, save in the northeast and
south, the former having been affected
by spells OF wet weather, while the
latter zone still suffers from an over
supply OF moisture, backward planting
operations and overflowed lands in the
lower Mississippi valley.
Optimism is apparent in most sections
Of the country; there Is more or less
doing on fall account; political con-
ditions are practically disregarded; out
door work Is more active; employment IS
absorbing surplus labor; the iron and
steel industry is operating more Freely
and actual strikes are relatively unim-
portant.
Trade in dry goods outside Of the larger
centers is of steady volume, but IN the
chief markets business is moderate with
a tendency TO halt. except in departments
puryeylng wash and white goods suitable
for summer weather. Wholesale dealers
In shoes say current trade is only fair
and immediate business with the retail
| interests is quiet. owing to unreasonable
weather. but business on fall account
Is looking up. Leather continues very
| firm and II is predicted that side upper
| leather is to be advanced.
Business failures In the United states
| for the week ending May 2 were "a
| against es last week, "a In the like week
of 1911. 1871, in 1910. ga in 1900 and ss In
! 1905
/ business failures in Canada for the
week. number %. which compares with
q last week and 26 In the like week
of last year
Wheat. Including flour exports from the
United States and Canada for the week
ending May 2, aggregate S.5i3ll2 bu.
against S1S95l4 bu. last week and
!. ga a27 bu. this week last year. Foi
The forty-four weeks ending May 2
exports are 136.s23.5 So bu., against 1ol,.
72410s bu. in the corresponding period
last year
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-04
Tells of Threat by
Allen Before Shooting

wYTHEvILLE. Va, May 2.-'Tn kill
Bill Foster before the sun goes down
tomorrow night II I'm convicted"
FLOYD Allen. the first Of the Hillsvills
court house assassins on trial here for
his life, was charged with making this
remark before the shooting on March IA
in testimony today of l. B. Weddell of
MONTGOMERY. one Of the first witnesses
for the prosecution
d. w. BoIen, lawyer, who was de-
Tending Allen in the court where the
murders occurred, testified that he saw
Claude Allen fire the first shot and that
If struck Judge Massie. Court officials
returned the fire. he said.
Prosecutor Wysor. opening the case.
said he would show there was a con-
spiracy among the Aliens to shoot up the
court II Floyd Allen were convicted. At
torney Willis. for the defense, retorted
that reports of the tragedy had been
grossly exaggerated and that he would
introduce testimony 10 show that Bette
Aires was killed by bullet from Clerk
Dexter Goad's revolver and not by the
Aliens. The defense would show. he
said, that Floyd Allen had been wounded
before he had taken part in the shooting.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-04
,ariot Receipts.
,caGo GRAIN AND rRovIroNs
Lfures of the Tradins and CLOSING
Prices ON Board Of Trade.

II INNtt1 w W
CHICAGO. May a--Belief that France
Y be liberal buyer from other conn-
. brought about a bulge today In the
e OF wheat. Final quotations were
10 &C higher than last night. Other
Hing staples also show a net decline
the day-eorn We to ilsc, oats NC to
Li4c and provisions ~ 20 iIisc.
Jews OF probable extension OF the time
owed for French millers TO export
Bur made from foreign grain started
wheat advance that the bears AZ no
scture were able 10 overcome. Bulls
Ire helped by details OF the Kansas
xte report Indicating q less favorable
~ showing than was yesterday sup
bed 10 be the case and adNlces al
I'd confirming Impressions that winter
Dsat harvest In the big soft winter
ties will be meager.
yost prices came after announcement
q decrease OF 25500no bushels In the
b.nhwestern stock during the week
nrids shipments promised TO be heavy
Il there was considerable falling off In
afidence before trading reached n set
a basis at the end. July ranged from
i0M TO N.lih with last sales. N.i0usu
4. net gain OF Nc. Commission sell
x OF corn was too persistent to admit
It's being unimportant July fluctu
Ia from 7ssc TO TNe. closing weak. ~
red more freely. No. : yellow wa,
oted at Sei.ds0isc
Fine growing weather led TO muct
bling OF oats. July ranged from hsAs
SAC and closed hasc off at end
i.c.
Provisions gradually eased back II
nsequence OF the heaviness OF corn
ork suffered the principal decline. ~
l2i4c, net.
Cash quotations were as follows:
4I-el-l~I Tr,ar / If3gh / T-cu, fsioea / yae'v
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-04
Kap.a. CITY Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, May S.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 800 head. including 100 southerns;
market steady: dressed beef and export
steers. S.75dS.75; fair TO good, S6.50df 80;
western steers, s60odS.I0; stockers and
feeders, S5.00d7. rs; southern steers, $500
$50: southern cows, A.2Ja6.25; native
COWS, A.25d725; native heifers, S.Sds.O;
bulls. si756i67 20: calves. s5.0oQS25.
HOGS-Receipts. 5000 head: market &c
to 10c lower: bulk OF sales. S.5dq65;
heavy. s7.65d7.1 IS: packers and butchers,
s750d7. IS: light S7.s5n7.55; pigs. s5.5Oqe. q.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 800
head; market steady; lambs. sS.0odlO.Oo;
yearlngs. S70mS50; wethers. s50en7.50;
ewes, S5.50G7.00; stockers and feeders.
AO0dS.O0; Texas goats, S3-50d4.15.