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Morgan County republican., 1912-07-25

Why is it that you never hear of men
suing for breach of promise
When you feel lazy, out of sorts and
yawn good deal in the daytime. you
can charge it to torpid liver Wild has
allowed the system to get full of impuri.
ties. HERBINE cures all disorders pro-
duced by an inactive liver. 1t strength
ems that organ, cleanses the bowels and
puts the system iu good healthy condit.
ion. Price Soc. Sold by The Globe
Drug Store.
Morgan County republican., 1912-07-25

George l.. Higbie, Manton, Mich. used
Fo!ey's Kidney Pills for Kidney and
bladder trouble, He says: IL find for my
case no other medicine equals Foley's
Kidney Pills for beneficial effect They
are safe and reliable medicine for kid
ney trouble and rheumatiem. Contains
no harmful drugs. Globe Drug Store.
Morgan County republican., 1912-07-25

Few women recover from their fond
ness for playing with edged tools.
Morgan County republican., 1912-07-25

Tine man who takes a wonan's mo
for final answer, either lacks courag
or is not in earnest.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Prices Readjusted to Lower Level
During Day.
NUMEROUS FACTORS AT WORK
United states steel Yields Three
Points, Its Drops Being Con-
current with Opening of
Governments Suit.

NEW YORK, May IA further read
justment Of prices to a lower level &C.
Cured in the stock market today. United
States Steel yielded points. its drop
being concurrent with the opening oil
the governments suit. Losses almost as
great were recorded by other standard
shares.
Factors that helped included political
complications, the forthcoming govern
ment crop report from which little Is ex-
pected, the strike Of Chicago railway
freight handlers and the Mississippi river
flood. To these might be added the fact
that the recent bull market evidently had
gone stale and that technical conditions
favored a reversal.
In the afternoon the list manifested
some Improvement IN most branches
with strength in Reading. while Steel re-
covered a part OF its decline. The sell
Ing pressure relaxed and the market APP
peared undergoing a process OF assimiia-
ton. but the rally was followed by an
other drive agaipst Steel. which was
sent to its lowest OF the day. Union
Pacific also reflected heavy selling.
From this level the list recovered. but
Reading succeeded in making net gain
on the day. The closing was dull.
Transactions In Steel constituted more
than one-third OF the business which ap-
proximated 10000 shares. Reading and
Union Pacific helped TO make up the
London was a heavy seller here, although
It's closing prices for Americans showed
gains In excess of losses. The bearish
attitude was ascribed to various influ-
ences. involving the Italo-Turkish situa-
ton and prospect Of important diplomatic
changes.
Some slight firmness for time money
other than ninety day rates, was reported
here. a condition which may be attri-
buted TO the preparations now making to
meet the large New York City bond Of
fering.
The Great Northern road reported a net
increase for Marcn OF 1856 900. while Nor
folk a Western returned q nominal de-
crease.
The bond market was irregular for the
greater part of the session, with a down.
ward tendency Total sales, par value
aggregated 81 55s0oo United States gov.
eminent bonds were unchanged on call.
Number OF sales and leading quotations
on bonds today were;
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07

NEW loRK. May G--.MErALs--stand-
ard copper. easy ss,ot ~. bgH;s4h. May
si5. tOdi5.e0. London, easy; spot. les lis
Va: futures. 80 IS. Arrivals reported At
New York today. 30 tons. Custom house
returns show exports OF ass tons so far
this month. Lake copper. ieisale..c;
electroiytie. ieffi6isc; casting, l5Nulbitc.
Tin. easy; spot. SIS zsa4s.7o: May. Is. $50
i1Ssls: June. sB.conts.5o; July, ~, 80
S25; August. sasoa44. gu: September,
90 oe644 al. London. firm; spot. Gus;
futures. f2N. Local sales. . tons July
at sll7S. Lead, barely steady; N.lou4. u y.
New York: sloeRt.lo, East 81. Louis.
london. fI6 los. spelter duh: s6ogs.so,
New York; ss.ssis. bid. East 81 Louis.
London. rs To-. Anthony, quiet: Cook
sons. $50. Iron. Cleveland warrants,
IS I'd in London. Locally iron was steady;
No. / northern foundry, 1870 1875; No. ;
northern foundry. sis.ooffi5.bo; No. !
southern and No. southern soft, siSS
ST. LOUIS. May s.-METALS-Lead.
steady, tio5itd4le spelter. quiet, ss.S
01oO
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07

7sass,4c; No white. Iss.d1sl.c: No.
yellow, 7ssd7sl.e; No. I. 7sg1Ss.c; No,
white. 7sisd77lzc; No. yellow, 5saIsa.c.
oats: No ; white, 5Ta. a5si.c No. white
67as7lac: No. white. ssi.aS5c; standard,
57i.d67a.c-
RYE-No. 2 Sc.
BARLEY-so6s1S.
TIMOTHY SEED-S00 lee.
CLOVER SEED-sli0od3 1000
BUTTER-Stesdy; creameries, 2sa9c;
diaries. 23d27c.
EGGs-steady; receipts. AIS cases: at
mark. cases included. Tisc; ordinary
firxts. lshc: firsts. Elsalsc.
CHEESE - Steady; daisies, 15s4ai7c:
twins, lsI.alsAc: young Americas. liQ
1Tl.c; long horns. l6i&a1s1c.
PoTAToEs-steady; receipts, 70 cars:
wisconsin, sl.led1 %; Michigan and Min
nesota. H.Ed1-D.
POTLTRY-Firm; chickens, 13rtc-
yEAI-Steady at 1nl2c.
POJITRY-Alive, firm: western fowls,
l1I1c; turkeys f2c; dressed. STEADY; wes-
tern fowls, l4dlsl1c; turkeys. isas2c.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07

DIsPOsITIoN-HEAp.
TnfaIs

CATTLE-The week opens out with
about an average run Of cattle. and the
general quality OF the offerings was much
the same as II has been for the last two
weeks. Strictly toppy beeves were COM
paratively scarce. but there was also a
very small percentage of beef that could
be called really common Advtces from
eastern markets were not particularly
favorable, but with vigorous local de-
msnd and quite little competition from
outside shippers the general market was
reasonably active ana prices were fully
steady with last weeks close Undertone
TO the trade was firm and the general
situation buliish on account OF the limited
supply OF good beef available but trade
is naturally nervous on account OF the
comparatively high level Of prices at all
Trade in cows and helfers was not
quite as xnappy as II was last week ana
there were weak spots In the market here
and there. Demand vas Of very fair pro-
portions, however, ami as the supply was
not at all large II old not take dealers
long to get down 20 business ana clean up
the offefings at pretty close 10 last week Z
Iigues- Neal calves were fully stead
and the market for bulls. stays. etc. was
without any cuotAble change as compared
with last week.
A keen inquiry for stock cattle and
feeding steers made quite a lively trade
in this line. but the offerings were aeca~-
eddy limited and the volume Of tranIng
necessarily small. Prices were strong 70
a dime higher than the close Of last week
for anything at all desirable. and even
the medium and common grades moved
more freely than recently.
Quotations on cattle. Good TO choice
beef steers. A.eiets 80. fair to good beef
steers. N.eSIi-S. common TO fair beef
steers. s.. S-q7 %; good to choice heifers.
IS. eoQ5 20, good TO choice cows, $50
SIS. fair to good cows A-l5qs.ss. com
mon 10 fair cows. s5.eeft4.oo: good 10
choice stoekers and feeoers. sS.Sc5 3,
fair to good stockers and feeders. - 50
5. IS; common to fair stockers and feeders.
81 5aGS =. stock heifers. S-5~zS.s9. veal
calves. H.5cel.7s; bulls. stays. ETC.. A.S
$50.
Representative sales;
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07


SHEEP-There was nothing much do
ing in the sheep and lamb trade this
morning. The market was poorly bal
anced affair. involving fair sized supply
and a ufeless. bearish demand. Packers
wanted stock only at large declines. the
downward trend 10 values being prompted
by an excessively heavy run at Buffalo.
Actual trading in bulk was postponed
until the afternoon. most sellers quoting
the general trade as very slow, unevenly
lower.
Receipts were estimated at 500 head.
mostly lambs with and without fleece.
Some Platte valley Mexicans OF the same
sort that sold at SO 50 los last week,
arrived ana average quality Of offering
was reasonably good Best Mexican
lambs have dropped below the 80 MARI.
however and q top higher than Pa 40
psared extremely doubtful
Good shorn lambs were unpopular aboT=
sSo6Sfa Sheep sold in small buncs: s.
the same as recently. good ewes N sns
wool bringing It's and less.
Demand for shearers and feeders die
not exist and practically nothing sold %
country account Last weeks output OF
these classes Of stock amounted TO less
than 200 head
Quotations on sheep and lambs. Lambs.
good to choice. ss.soGe7s; lambs. fair
10 good. ssee6s ": lambs. shorn- E-ee
az: yeariings handy. Nb0AAs year
linrs. heavy. E.s5Gss: wethers good TO
eEoscs. E.eG7.S; vefhers TAR TO good.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07
o.aha ossh rsice..
Csries Reesipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION,
Features Of the TrsdinG sad Ciosins
Prices On heard Of Trade.

&<449Frs ~ tat IFRut0A auu ttostnn
Prices On heard Of Trade.
CHICAGO. May 6-An upheaval In
wheat prices today resulted from bull
ish showing In Ohio and Missouri state
crop reports and from alarming figures
from Tllihois. The market touched q new
hleh level tifs and ei.h. respectively. for
Nay and July. and closed with a gain
e 10 to iA0iAc net. Corn finished hf1Ac
70, No down. oats. No Off 10 Nc advance
aod provisions strung out &c each way
ff1m saturdays close.
Sentiment In wheat swung so much
70 the bun side that selling came only
rftf<ffed 70 walt for the federal govern.
n,knt report tomorrow, A liberal decrease
m the worlds visible supply counted
ak4inst the bears
II was upon official statements, how.
ever. more than corroborating private
estimates OF crop damage In Missouri
and Ohio that spectators chiefly concen-
trAted attention. The condition figures
IN the last named state were the worst,
~ per cent against 81 per cent last month
and = per cant a year ago.
Predictions we're made that the WASH
inslon state slEures on the entire yield
would drop a. low A. ss0.oooe fp bushels.
rhere wW feeling that the scare had
heea overdone. July fiuctuated from
u11$ % tl.B with final sales iSd1tc up
II ndt1t9i.isi4
F1ns weather and reports Of Increased
s<fs4ss pulled down the price OF corn.
Liberal receipts had a similar effect The
volume Of tradt was light. July, ranged
from 1skc 70 TsdTIke. closing veak, Nc
Nd lower a. HAc. Cash grades were o..
fefed more freely. No. : yellow was
quoted at sos 6soazc.
Although business In oats was active.
IN general tone was heavy. Holders be-
came discouraged because Of the IDEAL
c<ep prospects. July ranged from s5Sc
a. 14961<c. with the close at 62isc. a
nj decline OF &c.
Provisicns we're irregular and slow.
pnrk made some advance, the rest OF the
rnerkst decline. but neither action was
I detmsd significant Liquidation by longs
, o4hef purchasing done on long account.
(afh quotations were a. follow:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07

KANSAS CITY, May 6.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 100 head, including coo southerns:
market. steady; dressed beef and exportr
steers, ss.O0dS.70; fair TO good. s6.Sd7.s0
western steers, S.5oasb; stockers and
as; southern cows, A00d6.Z5; native
COWS, $8,d7.95; native heifers. S.aSGS q;
bulls, s4T5n675: calves. sS.00ds.2S.
HoGS-Receipts, 1000 head market
steady; bulk OF sales, S.i505.65: heavy,
S.6511.70; packers and butchers, MOO
no; lights, s7.3ed75S; pigs, SSsOT6.0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1900
head: market SOC TO 75c lower; lambs.
b. 60d9. 20: yearlings, s6.OeqS00; wethers,
s50osi70o: ewes. A.5od650; stockers and
feeders, t3.5Oa5.5e.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07
q, I,e.i. General Market.

ST. LOUIS. May 6-WHEAT-cssn
higher: track. No. red, n.Z1di.A; NO.
. hard, u.i6i4dl.D. -, -.
coRN-Lower: track, No. .. a'sc; No
white, s3us2hc. A. 4.
ciosins prices OF futures:
WHFAT-Higher; May, nB; July,
4. isis: September. r.os7s. -.
7szso: September. Isle. 49,.
OATs-Iower: May, bIac, July, eaAo'
RYEs-Uuchanged; nc, ., a,
FIyOUH-Duil, red winter patents 1s.
aS.5B: extra fancy and straights, NVu
k8: hard winter clears. s5.SuAD.
sEED-Timothy. tio0o.
CORNMEAI,-taeo.
BRAN-weak, 81. soffl. -
HAY-weak. timothy. sseoe@9o'oo' prai'
PROVISIONS Pork. unchanged; job.
bling, SisD. Lard. unchansNi prime
steam Sssoaiooe. Dry salt meats. un.
changed: boxed extra shorts. lo.tc; clear
RIBS, ios.c; short clears. lie. Bacon, un.
changed. boxed extra shorts, nsei clear
ribs. iiEc: short clears, 12c.
PoULTRY-Firm: chickens, i2c; springs
&c: turkeys, ftitc: ducks. lie; geese. &C.
ptfrTER--I.ower; creamery. .euc.
unnG-weak. ffAC
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quota lions of the Day ON various
Commodities.

I
| NEW YORK NAV 6-FLOUR-Held
higher. spring patents. S.55nS.so; winter
straights, IS 1905 Is: winter patents N.ssu
{. 20: spring clears. Aeol4.so, extra 40. !
winter. a Scd45o: extra No. winter, h.lo
d4ao: Kansas straights, SlsdS,S. rye
flour dull; fair to good, S"aS.lo; choice
fancy, s.. l5d5.s0.
CoRNMFAI,-s steady: fine. white and
yellow, tl.sc0l.S; coarse. a1Sai-%' KIN
dried. A15.
RYE-Quiet; No. . Sc, c. l. T.. Buffalo.
BARLEY-ouiet; mailing, aAdls' c.
| l. T.. Buffalo. a
| wHEAT-spot market strong; No.
red. N.23 elevator, export basis. ana
N.BL, I. o. b.. afloat; No. northern,
| Duluth. n.g I. o. b.. afloat, opening
navigation; futures market strong at new
high record on the Missouri and ONO
state reports and predictions OF ou'I-
ish showing by the government repory 10
| 81 .e,fIl 2g5s; closed at u.24; July, NBIsn
i. 1877; closed at sl.ls s-is; September, " ltes
Al 1884,; closed at N.ibis. Receipts, H'"
bu.: shipments, E.Iil bu.
coRN-spot market; steady export
s6s.e, nominal. T. o. b., afoat. Futures
nominal: receipts. none.
OATS-Spot market steady STANDARD
white. 62hc, in elevators: No. :. oI1fc'
futures. nominal; receipts, H.zSo ou'; SNIP
ments, .60 bu.
HAY-Firm, prime, titV, NO. l. N''''
No. .. $50; No. g. n.Sqi.b.
HOPS-Steady: state. common 70 cnoice,
1911. a3d52c; 1910, nominal; Pacific coast
1911, 40a44c. 1910. nominal.
HIDEs-steady: Central America, SAC
Bogots. 2taa3I.e. -
LEATHER-Firm: hemloek, firsts, 80
nc: seconds. spa2sc; thirds. ngzc' re-
PR PRovisIoNs-Pork. firm; mess. so.75
an 90: family, $40 5o02i 80. short clear,
sie asa D3. Beef firm; mess, tlAog teo.
| family, SIS 0ostis.50 beef hams. s1Apusl0
Cut meats. steady; picked bellies. 10 10
"A pounds, sii.0o91aoo; picked hams
SIC 5fIi2.b0 Lard, firm; middle western,
III 90. refined steady; continent, tl.co
South America. sls2S; compound w."
"fAIfow-Firm: prime hossheads, etc;
special, &c: country. ei44lc.
BUTTER-Receipts. tiol tubs. Market
steady; creamery specials. ne, extras,
aolsc; first @hfisoc: seconds. 2sh4zsc;
thirds, y7assc; state dairy, finest. somachci
good 10 prime, 2sfi2ac; common 70 far'
s<az7c: process specials, 2I1cs extras'
&i,f7zsc; first, 3iyn2sc.
CHEEaE-Receipts. sSl boxes. Market
firm; state, whole milk. new, white, spe-
ciai, isc; skins. idilNc.
| EGGs-Recelpts, 1850 cases Marker
Irregular: fresh gathered. extra, slrU
ne; same, first 10 extra first storage
packed, 20isfI 2iitc; same, extra frst resu.
| lar packed, af120ise. same, first regular
packed, isflisAc: fresh gathered. SECONDS,
isais,tc. western gathered. whites. Onu
| ulsc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07

ST. LOUIS, May 6.-CATTLE-Receipt
100 head including 800 Texans; market
strong; native shipping and export steers.
S1.5Sal9.Oo; dressed and butchers. S.75n
7.75; steers under 1000 pounds. sS.50a6. 70:
stockers and feeders, sL75dsoo; cows and
heifers, A76eIS.40; Gamers, tLIcn6T5:
bulls. S0oGS.25; calves, s5501G.Ib; Texas
and Indian steers, sSS0pT.0o; cows and
heIfers, x,.JOa775; southern cows and
heifers, t.00d7.0a.
HoGS-Receipts. $500 head; market,
steady; pigs and lights t5.25d7.50: mixed
and butchers. S.5oa7.so: good heavy. $50
dT.s0
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, leo
head; market sc lower: native muttons.
culls, tI.gJas.Oo; stockers, ss.2saL95.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07

HoGS-Poor competition among buyers
was the main trouble with the hog
trade. Nobody seemed to be very anxious
for offerings and movement proved slow
lower. Moderate receipts were ignored
and bulk Of Toe load run had to clear at
figures generally a nickel lower. shippers
purchased only a few scattered loads,
less than 10 per cent Of the entire crop.
Aside from a quiet demand at cheaper
cost. the market as whole was not
very interesting. spreads being normal
with good heavies getting the usual pre-
miums. Medium weight butcher grades
made up the big end Of receipts.
Best heavy hogs on sale brought $3.50,
as compared with Saturdays top Of SIS.
while bulk landed within S.4oqf.S. No
business OF Consequence was transacted
below $50. despite the fact that Il took
smooth light hogs to bring E.SQ7.40.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07

NEW YORK, May s-CoTToN-Spot.
closed steady and 20 points higher: mid
ding uplands. li.s0c. middling gulf, l2-o6c;
sales, 1910 bales
Cotton futures closed strong. Closing
bids: May, l1.tsc: June, n.tecs July, u-5Sc,
August, II. &C: September, 1i.eic. october,
ii. 7Oc; November. il9oc: December, II nc,
January. m-7sc; February. n.7e; March,
IL SC.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle Easy-Hog
SIow-sbcep Weak.

CHICAGO. May 6.-CATTLE-Receip
9s,00e head; market, steady to 1oc lower:
beeves, s6.eOfl9.05: Texas steers, 5.i0d7s
western steers. s5.75d760; stockers and
feeders, H25d5.i5; cows ard heifers. SIS
also: calves. IS. 2SdS.s5.
HoGS-Receipts, 1000 head: market.
weak, &c lower than Saturday; lights.
81. l5JL60; mixed. s73oa77O; heavy S,2Dft
us; rough. E.DQ745. pigs, st75d5S0;
bulk OF sales. s7.50g7.65.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reeeipts, "a
900 head; market mostly pn6Sc lower
than last week: native, A65G7.50: western,
ti.sod765; yearlings. s6.00nS.25; lambs,
native $s.9oq9.00; western, IS. i5d95o.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07
mr., Coca. market.

NEW YORK. May s-DRY GOODS
The dry goods markets were generally
steady at the opening OF tse week. Car
pets for a new season were opened and
prices were on a slightly higher level.
Llnoieums and oil cloths we're also sd-
vanced. Amoskeag shifting. staple cham
bray, was priced for the new season at
sic the same as last year. Raw silk.
steady. Jobbing trade Is quiet.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07
:, Jo,enh Live s,ocl MARKED.

ST. JOSEPH, May 6-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 200 head. Market steady to weak:
steers, S6.15eIS. 30; cows and heifers, IS. l5n
$50: calves s4.5odsoo.
HOGS-Receipts, $500 head. Market
strong; top, G.75; bulk Of sales, E.55Q7.T0-
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reeeipts, $500
head. Market 15aaSc lower; lambs. 1850
$50
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07

/. WASHINGTON. May s.-At the begin
ming of business today the condition OF
the United States treasury was: Work.
Ing balance In treasury office. ss4.lgs.sl3
In the banks and Philippine treasury
81. sfs.ess Total balance In general fund
tlS. 90 81 Ordinary receipts Saturday
So Deficit 20 date this fiscal year Il
so. 81 - a. against . surplus Of III. e
AZ this tine last year The figures en-.
elude Panama canal and public debt
transactions.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07

FLOCR-Ffrm: winter patents, a 80
~ winter strzixhts. N-1e1fS; spring
pezeeks. N16e4A. spring strzixhts, E16
~ bakexs. Ae08l0.
HYE-No. 4 Sc
.. sA 7 ,.S' : fair to ehoIc. malt
SEED-Tinothy. s.@e1s@ clover. si.a
ffov1s1oxs-sfess pork. snrsais =.
Lard On tisrcsz). siAsis. short RIBS
0eo4&). s1o&
To<ni cis2rxncsx OF wheat and flour
~er< equal 70 5f7.08 ba. Primary re-
c1lrls were f9oko1 bu-, compared win
57@4~ bu. the corresponding day a year
- The VISIBLE supply Of wheat In The
I11ted states cecreas<1 1ix1o1o bu. fer
- week. The amount Of bre2dttuff On
oc41r pa1saTe Increased Ia 60 bu. Esti-
u&<nf recstpfs for Tomorrow. wheat. q
60 corr, - cars. oats. - cars: hogs.
u1esf: Nc. red. xl7ol Isl: No. red.
411U.I7: No. , hard. G-u6lis. No. !
- @rzzVLxE.Ds NO i n1IInsrn. Ni51
~ No ! northern, nl791.N. Ne. 4
16f1&eB. G1e01-ik. No. spr1ng, n.l<G
Ne. I~pr!nx. G-fz6l-r1: No I spring.
II ~. refre< chaff. r-mI1f1. durum.
- ~ Corr: 80. Z ~. Nc White.
- ~. No : yeljox, &s4ep1<; No. =
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
Missouri Crop Report Issued Satur.
day is Very Bullish.
FINE WEATHER FOR PLANTING
while snort Feed Situation viii
Ceatfnue More Moderate Cash
Demand for Corn 70 En-
ccuraKfnE sellers.

OMAHA, May 6, 1872
The Missouri state crop report, issued
: late Saturday. was very bullish, Inc
trade was broad, with commission houses
prominent on the buying side. and cou-
pied with the covering by shorts, caused
q sharp advance this morning. The ofn-
eiai report will be issued Tuesday and
the general expectation IL for decidedly
bulileh document. The crop estimate
VIII take in the abandoned acreage, when
promises to be the largest on record. In
I The minds fvery conservative traders
( the minds Of very conservative traders
counted by the advance in values.
Waile the snort feed situation VIII
4. naturally continue throughout the season.
20 far as the corn trade is concerned.
| NM weatier for planting the new crop
and more plentiful feed IN the southwest
I coupled with a more moderate cash de-
; mand. are features which Just now are
! encouraEng sellers.
/. The trade expecting a very ouilish gov
ernn1ent report tomorrow bought the
wheat today and prices advanced Sharply
Cash wheat was Ilsr2c nixner.
/. Free offerings OF corn and favorable
weather for putting In the new crop
eased the corn market. Cash corn Wa
Primary wheat receipts were l'vevo
hu- and shipments were GOO bu.. against
receipts last year Of 5se.e@ bu. and snip
ments Of !. as. 900 bu. . -.
!. Primary corn receipts we're ioizeo ou
| and shipments we're e16.po oa.. against
! receipts laAt year OF $500 ba- and snip
ments OF si2,eo bu. -.
clearsnees we're 30, ba. o. corn. l2eoo
ou. Of oats and xaes; ana -four equal 10
liverpool closed sS5.d lower on wheat
and 40 higher on corn.
The following cksn safes were reported
Wheat: No. ? hard, car, a.lS; car,
<1gp; / car. tl.i1; cars. sl.lfh. No.
hard. ! car, sl.i2li: car, A.n; car
H.ifis. . cara u-Ii. No. bard. ! car
sic No. mixed. l car. lila; i car,
Si.ii,s. No. mixed. l car. nnh. Corn:
No. ) white. = cars, 9so. No. color
car. s5kc No. . color. / car, sse. No. 2
yellow. 1 car. s7s.e: cars. Ills: car.
TIC: No. yellow, car, sc; - cars,
7s15c; cars. &c. cars. &c. No. 4
yellow, car, DC: car, Tstsc; 1 car, Tic;
4 car. 7oi.c. l car. foc. No. mixed, I
cara. nc. No. . mixed. ! car. She; 2
cara, gskc: u cars, sc. car 7tisc; No. 4
lear. nc No grade. cars, sc; cars.
&c. cars, 63ise. Oats: No. 3 white s
cars, 6<l4c. car, sc. No. 4 white, 2
cars. Sc; | car. sss.e. No. yellow. l
car. 14c.
Omaha Cash rsiees.
wHEAT-No., 2 hard. n.uQg.aS: No. .
hard. n.iodliss; No. 4 hard, n.o7xaliii.
coRN-No. ! white. 1Bta7sc; No. 4
whitA 7ia7Sc; No. color, 7g.5a7sAc; No.
: yellow, 7a7YAc: No. . yellow, ssa7sc;
No 4 yellow. 7097E1c; No, :. 7ssa7lc; No.
q. 7tI4e7b1Sc; No. T. ic957c: no grade. $50
-; No. : white. 54,4astisc. standard, H,.
e<sase; No. white, siTsti.c; No. I
white. 6Jkos4c; No. yellow. ssals4kc;
No. I yellow, ssssas4c
HARLEY-Msiting, sscqti.2s; No feed.
76Heoc: heavy feed, odetc.
AYE-No. :. seassc; No. .. s7Gssc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07

NEW YORK. May s-coFFEE-Hu.
lures closed steady. but from 50 TO %
points net lower. May. l227e; June.
IL sc; July. ACC; August. l2ssc: DC
tcber. I4ssc. November. ASsc. December
and January, 11ssc: February. 1assc:
March and April. l2s1c. Spot coffee.
easy: No. Rio. 1910: No. 4 Santos. is7se.
Mid, quiet; Cordcya. is61sisc
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07
x.,... city Grain snd Provisions

Kansas City Grain ana Provis'ons.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. May e-WHEAI
cash, ia7c higher; No. hard, nlsu
III: No. q tlioisfi .i6is: No. red, Nleu
LII: No. ., Misdln.
coRN-unchsnge 70 &c bower; No.
mixed, 7sisffsoc, No. 3 Hisu'sci No
white. isasoc; No. . INC.
oATs-Market VIC lower; No. white.
S7l.s1sse, No. mixed bsh0Ssc.
Closing prices Of fotures;
WUEAT-May. N.1iH; July. n.Wad
i!esi1; September, siot3 ~
CoRN-May, ssisc; July. Islsultsc; Sep
TENDER, Tix07lAe; December. essc.
OATS-July. teisc.
RYE-s6Ge6c.
HAY-Weak: choice timothy, t&sea
n 90: choice prairie. So 5o01z@.
RJTTTER--Cresmery, 3oc. firsts, sc.
seconds, sc: packing stock. 0ltc.
FGGS-Extrss 1s4e: flrsts. leHc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-07
Oman. Hay Market.

OMAHA. May e-HAT-No. I, 81 500
s2eg. No. 2. sIT5e9ls.5o. No J. slsoeai7.oe %:
No. / middling. x2oee92ose: No. low
land. nkeeqls 800: alfalfa choice third and
ond cutting. t1oo9zIse: No. 2 sisoaq
a.eo; No. 2 Sso9alSeo