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Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26

Of shorn lambs. with q light sprinkling
Of wooded lambs. There have been no
wethers. yearlings or ewes Of any con-
sequence received during the week. An oc-
casionzl stray bunch has arrived. but al
told not enough have put IN an appear
ance to make q market
Shorn lambs. which. as noted above.
have constituted the big bulk Of the re-
eeipts. have sold to fairly good advantage.
eral punches good enough 10 bring &6o
During the latter part Of the week there
was a falling off both In quality and in
price. so that on Thursday the best lambs
here were only good enough to bring
s. 20 and on Friday there vas nothing
good enough TO bring over SIS. Taking
the quality into consideration the market
could hardly be quoted over l0dl5c lower
than last week. The feeling is that q
strictly choice bunch of shorn lambs
would bring as much as $50
The wooded lambs received during the
week have all been from the same feed
lot and have sold at SIS and N.5.
A few scattering loads of sheep and
ewes received during the week sold rela-
lively high because of the scarcity, but
the demand al this season of the year Is
not very brisk for that kind OF stuff
and the feeling Is that il would not take
very many to overstoek the market. Still
supplies In the country are so small that
there Is not much danger Of too many
coming.
all anticipating very moderate runs from
now on until the coming Of grass stock
Shorn sheep and lambs: Lambs, good to
choice. S.sSl&Ja; lambs. fair TO good.
S.5sfis5: yearhngS. ss.0sflS55. wethers,
S5.75460o; ewes, S5z5u515
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26
Wall Paper Makers
Found Not Guilty Of
Restraint Of Trade

CLEVELAND, O.; May ga verdict OF
not guilty was returned tonight in federal
court for the eight wall paper 2anufae-
turers and jobbers who were tried for
alleged violation Of the Sherman law In
conspiring In restraint OF trade In tns
conduct Of their business
The Jury was out about four hours and
took twenty-nine ballots before reaching
. verdict.
The defendants were J. B. Pearce OF the
J. 3. Pearce Wall Paper company. Cieve-
land: Winfield A. Huppuch. Standard
Wall Paper company, Hudson Falls. n.
T.. Robert Z. Hobbs OF Hobbs. Benton
& Hath, Hoboken. n. j.: John Mccoy,
York Card and Paper company. York,
Pa: George TAFT. Campbell Wall Paper
company, Glenns Falls. N. Y; C. c.
Aller, C. C. AIler Wall Paper company,
Columbus, o.: Norton Neweomb. New
comb Brothers Wall Paper company. ST.
Louis and Charles E Maxwell. $. A. Max
well Wall Paper company. Chicago.
T. ]. Roach OF the Carey Brothers Wall
Paper company. Philadelphia. was as
sailed by counsel for the defense in their
argument. their view being that he had
turned against his associates to win I'M
nlunity. The district attorney snd Judge
Day. presiding. denied this. Judge Day
said that Roach had been summoned as
witness and that his failure to give his
evidence would have meant his being sent
to jail. As soon as he became a witness
FOR tie government. Judge Day reminded
the defense Mr.. Roach automatically
gained Immunity under the operation OF
the sherman law. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26
Athenian Debaters
at Annual Banquet

Forty-five students and faculty of the
Omaha High school gathered around a
festive board for an elaborate menu and
~ association. the occasion being the
second annual banquet Of the Athenian
Debating club. Charles Shook was toast
master.
Principal Kate McHugh was the prin-
cipal speaker. her topic being sour Re-
lation to the School" Miss McHugh
touched upon the attitude Of the school
towards the students. whose tasks IL
study are assigned daily. and the part
that each pupil plays in making for the
success Of the rules OF order and Jdisci-
piine.
In addition to Miss McHugh the follow
Ing society teachers were guests OF honor:
Miss Fay Towns. Miss Belle Won Mans
feide. Il. II. Orchard and @. w. Fisher.
The new society officers for the 1872
1915 school year were announced as fol-
lows: Ward X. Smith. president: Earl
stsrboard, vice president; Warren John
son, secretary: Charles Robel. treasurer;
Glenn Musgrave. sergeant-at-arms; Nor
ris warshawsky. librarian.
The following was the program:
Piano selection, Second Mazurka," by
Glenn Musgrave.
Those Present by Earl Stzrboard.
Recitation by Maurine Clark.
Violin selection by Miss Marie Shook.
Miss Bertha Elkins accompanist.
Our Relation to the SCHOOL, by Prin-
cipai Kate McHugh.
Society OF the Past" by Charles Shook.
Piano selection by Julian Williams.
Society Of the Future by Ward Smith.
Recitation BY Miss Fay Towns.
Individual toasts by Justin and Julian
Williams.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26
st. Laui. eener.l Market.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May S.-WHEAT-
Cash. steady. track. No. red. si.a; No,
hard, si.ifHi.iTA.
CoRN--steady; track. No. ?. SIC: No.
white, Gsc.
oATs-firm: track. No. :. ss8S4isc. No.
white, 5Sls@SSisc.
Closing prices OF futures;
WHEAT-Higher; May, u.itss. July,
Il 0sk4if.0eia; September, uo6Adi0h.
coRN-Lower; May Aisc; July. inc;
dATs~iiishers May. 54isc; July. soAc;
September. HAc.
RYE-Nominal. pc.
FLOUR-Quieti red winter patents, $50
@6.75: extra fancy and straight, u. sou
80: hard winter clears. n7514b.
sEEp-Timothy, 5000
CORNMEALr-$2.So
BRAN--weak; sacked, east track. asa
HAY-Firmer; timothy, s2too9 $50; prai.
rie, e0.oo524.00.
PRoyIsIoNs-Pork. unchanged; job
bling. si6.se. Lard. unchanged. prime
steam, 80 etal00o. Dry salt meats (boxedl,
unchanged; extra shorts. slo.S2M; clear
ribs. yi06sts: short clears, sloNA. Bacon
boxed. unchanged: extra shorts, sii.62h
clear RIBS, sf162M short clears. fliGA.
PoULTRY-Duli: chickens. i2c: springs,
2SQSc; turkeys. i2skc: ducks. lie; geese. Sc.
BuTTER-Dull; creamery. 9dz7c.
N+Nna ktaaAxrs f&A
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26
VIEW YORK GENERAL MaRKET
Quotations of the Day ON various
Com modftfea

NEW YORK, May 2s.-FLoUR-Quiet;
spring patents, ss.501sso. winter straights,
S.l5a52j: winter patents. IS. ioa5.50; spring
clears. sL6oQLso, winter extras. No. /,
si9ol45o; No. . A.loQ42e, Kansas
straights. E.iea525. Buckwheat flour firm.
Rye flour. quiet; fair to good, $5.ooas. TO-;
choice 10 fancy. S.iSlS40
oRNMEALr-Steady: white and yellow,
sl.75al.so. kiln dried. SIS.
BARLEY-steady; mailing. a.ls6L&, c.
+ T. Buffalo
wHEAT-Spot market steady: No. 2.
red, 81 ga G. l. T. domestic basis. TO ar
rive; No. northern Duluth. 81 esla T. o.
b. afloat. Futures market closed un-
changed to Isc net higher. May closed,
N.2o.: July. sl-ii7s; September. sL0si..
CoRN-Spot market steady. export.
nominal.
oATS-Spot market quiet: standard
white. 6llsc In elevators; No. .. SIC; No.
g. sllzc, No. 4. sic; natural white and white
clipped, 6la65lxc on track. futures market
nominal, Receipts, $500 bushels.
HAY-Quiet; prime. n.eo; No. /. N.S;
No. ?. sl-f5di.s0: No. 3. t.25fli.55.
HIDES-Stesdy; Central America. &c;
Bogota. 24i.G5I.c.
LEATHER-Firm; hemlock firsts. 25a
&c. seconds, 24Q16c: thirds. 2in22c; re-
jects l5c.
PRoyISToNS-Pork. steady: mess. SO 30
G9.75 family, se058d2i.00: short clears.
ssI ooa20 50. Beef. steady: mess. sl5.ooat
1850; family. sls.e0dfs.;1: beef hams, 1850
G3i.oo. Cut meats. quiet; picked bellies.
10 TO II pounds. siioodiaoo; picked hams.
ST. J0di300. Lard. steady: middle west
prime. sl0.50d 1850: refined, steady: con-
tinent, sil.05; South America. sl..oo; COM
pound. ss0ol925
TALLow-Steady; prime city. SIC: spe-
eial s5sc; country. 6i4165sc.
cHEESE-weak. receipts, 2.e6s boxes;
state whole milk. white average fancy,
i4ik9f4s.e state whole milk colored,
average fancy. i5c; whole milk, under
grades. i3a14se: skins. 7uiiAc,
EGGS-Steady, receipts, 4,O6O cases;
fresh gathered extras, 21GT4c. extra
first storage packed. sod20iac; first stor-
age packed. ISfiigiac; extra first regular
packed. isa20c; first regular packed. 1ls4
IsAc: western gathered whites. 20iz4Ii zc.
BUTTER-Firmer receipts $50 tubs;
creamery extras, gds7iac; factory current
make, firsts. 25lfa2ic; factory, current
make, seconds. 22laRs5c; packing stock,
current make, No. @ &c; factory stock.
current make. No. .. isit9e0izc.
P0uLTRY-Allve. steady; chickens,
broIlers, SOC, western fowls, lie; turkeys.
lie; dressed. irregular; chickens. broilers.
5sd45c; western fowls. i3izd l4lac; turkeys,
i5a22c.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26
yellow: car. aAc
Omaha CASH r.rices.
WHEAT-No 2 hard n O7iasff oaiG. No
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS


CHICAGO, H., May Son account OF
complaints from Nebraska that rain was
necoed and because the dfouth In western
Kansas had only been broken In part.
wheat today showed unexpected strength.
Wheat closed firm, We 10 iqi,sc above
last night Latest traainK left corn vary.
ina from NC decline to nc advance, oats
~ we've and provisions unchanged to
&c increase.
Wheat spectators at first believed that
the rainfall In kanras was confined 10
eastern and central Kansas, where fneia.
ture was not required and that dryness
still plagued the western plains. where
the crops Lad been parching brown. A
buying movement here received much
impetus before word was received that
the downpour had extended considerable
distance In northwest Kansas. The break
that ensued carried the market a little
below last nights level, but prices soon
rallied, helped By statements that many
thousands Of acres IN Nebraska were In
danger II rain did not come quick.
Business III the latter part OF the ses-
sion 20 TAR AZ the wheat pit was con-
cerned. appeared 10 BE- largely 10 keep
near 10 short. owing 20 the uncertain OUT
look regarding crop conditions In the
west. July ranged from si.0eSs 10 si.icys.
elosing firm at sl.l0.. a gain Of &c net.
Corn closed al intermediate prices. after
having been swayed alternately By the
wheat strength and BY forecast OF fine
weather ana OF larger receipts. July fiuct-
uated between 75Au55ssc and lbAm7bs.c.
with the close firm. VIC up at 76asc. Cash
grades were In fair demand. No. yell
low. Sc.
Cash houses led the buying In oats.
July ranged between 5oisc and Hlse. The
close was strong. although the
top figures OF the day showed . rise Of
&c over last night
Provisions averaged firmer, In the end
September lard was stzc up, but the added
expense for the rest Of the list did not
exceed nickel.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26
New Suffrage Club
Ready to initiate

Preliminary steps toward the organIza-
ton Of a new woman suffrage club were
taken at a meeting of Omaha women.
some Of them prominent In the upper
social strata, at the home Of Mrs. e. NJ.
Fairfield yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Ed
gar H. Scott and,Mrs Charles T. Kountze
were made temporary chairman and tenn
porary secretary.
Miss Belle Dewey. Mrs. 2. T. Lindsey
and Mrs. John l. Kennedy were APP
pointed a committee to draft a constitu-
ton for the new society. Mrs. Fairfield,
Miss Daisy Doane and Miss Arabella
Kimball are a committee to prepare q
slate Of officers to he voted upon at the
next meeting. early in June. The organi-
cation will be named at that time.
The first large meeting planned by the
new club will be addressed by Mrs.
Frances Squire Potter. q prominent Chi
cago suffragist. The lecture will be on
June Il.
After the business session was finished
tea was served.
Among those present. most Of whom
are scheduled as members Of the society.
lions. Mrs. Herbert Rogers has been
honorary president Of the Visiting Nurse
association since its beginning. Mrs.
Luther Kountze is a director Of the
Visiting Nurse association. Mrs H. C.
Sumney is secretary OF the Society OF
Fine Arts. Miss Kimbali is director OF
the Creche. Mrs. Lindsey is chairman
of the exhibit committee of the Society
of Fine Arts Mrs Scott Is one Of the
charter members of the Social Settlement
association. Mrs. Harry Dooriy Is prom
inent in the Players club.
lra,, g. the Situa ffnr--F2aa AdvarfisIpg
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26
MRS. CUDAHY APPEALS FOR
PROTECTION OF THE POLICE

KANSAS CITY. May 3.-Aiarmed be-
cause Morris ]. condory. arrested recently
In Pasadena. Cal. for attacking her. Is
In Kansas City. Mrs. Jack Cudahy today
appealed to Chief OF Police Griffin to
protect her. condory is being treated in
the general hospital here.
Mrs. cudahy returned to Kansas City
from the coast week ago and told Chief
Griffin that she felt sure condory had
come here to renew his prosecutions.
After she had been assured that Con-
dory would not be allowed to bother her.
Mrs Cudahy left the chiefs office. evil
IDENTIFY greatly relieved.
condpry will be detained until the police
have Investigated his case.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26

FLOJR-steaay; winter patents. 6. iOsf
SIS: winter strsights, st5eu5lo: spring
patents. S.oods.5o. spring stralghts. 40
as.a; bakers, A94lf5.
RYE-No. :, siuszc.
BARI4EY-Feed or mixing. T59ssc; fair
TO choice. mailing. st.lsaIsl.
SEEDS Timothy. G.ooaa.5a. Clover.
rRovlsloNs-Pork. mess, ssstaa
ia Lard IN tierces). slaba Short
ribs tlooseD Slal9i1
Total cisaranees OF wheat and flour
we're equal 70 @e.oo0 bu. Primary re-
celpts were 5000 bu-. compared with
e1&us bu. the corresponding day q year
age. Estimated receipts tomorrow:
Wheat. y cars: corn. 1os cars; oats. III
sars; hogs. 4ol9 head.
chicago Cash Pricse-Wheat: No. 2 red
Sl.ls90i.l5; No. red. siianLN, No. .
hard. t.isi4oi IS; No. J hard. ai9d1 ID:
No northern. si.f7nf.zi; No. 2 northern.
sllt41 -. Ne. northern. G.lidI.i7. No.
: spring, H-l2ui.ls. No. } spring. 81 lon
Ils: No: spring. n.otai;ls. velvet chat.
&c: No. white, sc: No. : yellow. sc:
No. :, 7s17sc: No. : white, s6lsGsie: No
yellow. 7sHS&c. No. 4 7s6s5c; No. 4
white. ssiz175c: No. yellow, 7sixG7sasc
Oats; No. white. ssAassisc; No. ! white,
sis4A5+c: No. white. s2ss5s4sse; stand
Rye: 10. :. slassc. Barley. 7soasl s
Timothy seed. ss.eease Clover seed.
BUTTER-w Weak: ereamsriss. zaze;
aniFies 5sdzse.
sGGs-steady. receipts. 1895 cases: Al
mark. cases Included. Isdi7c; ordinary
firsts. BIC lsc; firstx. l1GiStle.
CHEESE : Easy: daisies. 1sls01sEc:
tNtnss lss5isases young Americas. lsasg
Lac. lonx horns. lsiz91sstc.
POTATOES-Stea1y: receipts q cars;
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26
Kan.a. city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, May A.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. l,i0o head, including 500 south
erus: market steady; native steers. 81. so
-; southern steers, Sl.2Sasz5: southern
cows and heifers, S.15gS50; native cows
and heifers, SS50qS.25; stoekers and feed
ers. s5.a5GTz5: bulls. $5.0o4tTa5: calves, s. 80
4s.50; western steers. se.0g9.Oo: western
cows. s425Q675
HoGS-Recelpts. 1000 head: market
steady TO SC lower; bulk Of sales. ST. 45qi. 20;
heavy, S7.65G1.T31; packers and butchers,
s.. 5oQL7o; lights. S.25a7.55. pigs. $500
675.
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Receipts. none;
market steady; muttons. sL0oue0o; lambs.
S6.5oua.5o. range wethers and yearlings,
s. 2Sa6.0o: range ewes. s3.0oq5..5; Texas
goats. x3O0qaT5
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26
81. Loui. Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. May @.-CATTLE-
Receipts. loco head: no Texans: market
steady. native beef steers. ss.0oQs25: cows
and heifers sS50uS.5d: stockers and feed
ers. 1,5Q7.0o. Texas and Indian steers.
s. 2Sq7.I5: cows and heifers. $25ed7. rs;
calves In carload lots. $5.2aSJ0
HOGS-Receipts. $50 head: market
steady; pigs and lights. s5251f.s0: mixed
and butchers. T.6oQ7.S5: good heavy. $40
ass.
No sheen
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle DulI-Hogs
Iouer-sheeu siov

CHICAGO. May 5.-CAfTLE-Receipt
lt0 head. market dull. beeves, s6lons ~;
Texas steers. ss0oa7s5: western steers.
IS. 2JS1T-so: stockers and feeders. Aia<Jo 81;
cows and hefers, s3.0o47.sS: calves. s5.50g
800. 49,
HcGS-Receipts. 1900 head; market
weak, SC lower: light. S.i0Qf.65; mixed.
N-2saL7S; heavy, N.25g7.75; rough, SIS
gI.5O: pigs. $4scq6s5: bulk OF sales. s7.S5
ala
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. loo
head; market slow; natives, A.l5l6 IS;
westerns. A.0Sd6t0; yearlisgs. S. 50fyl 50;
native lambs. si0ogSso: western lambs.
s.. 75Qs.le.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26
STOCKS AND BONDS.


NEW YORK. May 25.-The only changes
Of note at the opening Of today's stock
market were an advance Of IL points In
Peoples Gas and point in Seaboard Air
extremely dull.
Apart from a further rise of IN points
In Peoples Gas, based on runors OF an
increased dividend. dealings in the first
half of the session were almost feature
less. Sears Roehuck was down -
The market closed steady. The final
hour was duller than the first. with no
change in general conditions except for
some slight activity In issues OF minor
Importance. Chesapeake G. Ohio and
Canadian Pacific were the only railroad
stocks TO gain a point.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26
bank Of Gcrmany statement.

BERLIN. May es.-The weekly state
ment OF the Imperial Bank Of Germany
shows the following changes: Cash in
hand increased i5.52i0o0 marks loans de-
creased l7sl0.0oo marks: discounts de-
creased 33,37 900 marks. treasury bills in
creased iS000 marksI notes In circula-
ton decreased "a. Sos 100 marks; deposits
increased s., 81, 900 marks: gold in hand in
creased H.376,0o0 marks
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26

sg7: the total balance in general fund
was 80, Ii.olI: ordinary receipts yester-
day, 81. IA. 80; ordinary disbursements,
81, ~. Tas; the deficit TO date this fiscal
year, Nis72ios as against a deficit of
$z3s23 this time last year. These figures
exclude Panama canal and public debt
transactions.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26
LONG FLIGHT ABOVE CLOUDS
MADE DURING GALE OF WIND

NEW YORK. May 1-The American
record for duration Of flight of an avia-
tor alone was broken by Paul Peck Of
Washington in a spectacular manner at
Nassau boulevard. Long Island, early this
evening. For four hours. twenty minutes
and fifteen seconds Peck scared in great
circles at q height of 1900 feet, while
below him the wind blew up to the rate
of nearly thirty miles an hour and dark
ness finally hid him from view.
Bonfires were started, but the aviator
did not respond to the signals until after
thunderstorm broke. Then he came
down In the midst OF lightning flashes
and downpour Of rain.
His time was kept by officials OF the
Aero club. The previous record, made
by Howard gill of Baltimore. was four
hours sixteen minutes and thirty-five
seconds.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26

Kansas City train ana Provtsfons.
KANSAS CITY, No.. May g.-wHEAT
Unchanged: No. 3 hard. si.loifal.is: No.
.. si.0ai.i3: No. . red. s.isnl.iT. No. Z,
tf.isGi.l5
CoRN-Market i9sc lower; No. mixed,
szhc: No. .. soaSic; No. white. SC: No
g. Sc.
oATs-Unchanged; No. white. 80
SIC No. mixed. siisaS2c.
Closing prices OF futures:
WHEAT-Juiy, sLos&: september, ssi.
I9sAc
c0RN-July. 755sc; September, 7olsc;
December. isc.
oATs-Jay. SAC. September. ava
Use
RYE-s20a3c.
HAY-Weak: choice timothy. seAo0Q
$50. choice prairie. so 5aazi!0o.
BUTTER-creamery. DC. firsts. sse,
seconds. &c. packing stock. isisc.
EGGS-Extras, isc. firsts. lie: seconds.
f4e7ffr
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26

NEW YORK. May s5-coFFEE-Fu-
lures closed steady at a net decline of
"a points; sales. $50 bags; July. ll9sc:
August. 3isc; September. l2ssc: October.
IS Sc. November. ISssc; December and
January. l357c; February. i2s2e; March.
i357c: April, i351c. Spot, quiet: No.
Rio, iflsc. No. Santos. 157sc. Mild. dull;
fsnrdnva lf11lStsc
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26

SAVANNAH. Ca. May &-TURPEN-
TINE-45ise: sales. 20 barrels: receipts.
1.2s2 barrels: shipments. 2i6 barrels;
stock. g71oi barrels.
R0SIN-Firm: sales. 2.ss5 barrels: re-
ceipts. s.ios barrels; shipments. 2s1e bar
rels; stock, eS7S barrels. Quote: B.
q COOS 30. ID. sS.ss&s.6e; Z, IS @97 %:
SIS; n, sIs.s1: VIC. $40: WV. s.. saa7.5o
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26

lures closed steady; closing bids: May.
i.l5c: June. Il.l0c; July. 1l.lsc; August.
IL .24c: September. Life; October, n.s4c.
November. Life. December. il.44c. jan
uary. li.42c; February, H. &c; March. 1l.5i.
Spot closed quiet. middllng uplands, 1l.6oc:
middling gulf ll.Sc. Sales lis bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26

APPLES-DuIl: spot fancy. io@lossc;
choice. siSG9c; prime. 1A<lsc.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes. firm; QUO
tations range from to slkc for Cali
fornias up to s-40s and 76si1c for Ore
CONS. Apricots. firm; choice. l2ttlstse:
extra choice. laiz1i3c. fancy. i3ultc.
Peaches. steady: choice. Sisffsi4c; extra
choice. si4G10izc: fancy. io4lle. Raisins,
weak; loose muscatels. s@6+c: choice to
fancy seeded. 5fisizc. seedlesx. 5ixlStxc;
London layers, 81 .40f7l "a
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26
81. Joseph Live stock Market.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. May 2a-cATTLE-
Receipts 100 head; market steady; steers,
t6.TSqs0o. cows and heifers, s32sds co.
calves, $.5oaS50.
HoGS-Recelpts 400 head: market.
weak to SC lower; top. y.75; bulk OF sales,
81, 75gi.To
SHEEP AND LAMgS-No sheep: mar
ket steady; lambs. s7.50gSso.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26

white. SIC: No. ). 7sq@c. July. 7s1sc;
September, "a. 97Sisc.
OATS-StandaTd, s5E5&c.
BARLEY-Malting. 81 i0ni.6.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26
stock In sssht.


NEW YORK, May 25.-DRY GOODS
The cotton goods markets are steady,
with trade reported as increasing in wash
fabrics and summer merchandise. Cotton
yarns show little change. Linens are
higher abroad and a good demand Is re-
ported. Burlaps are quiet, but prices
rule steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26

NEW YORK. May 3.-SuGAR-Raw.
firm; muscavado 80 test sac; centri-
fugal, So test, 3.9sc. molasses, 50 test. allie:
refined steady; crushed. $500; fine granu-
lated. 520c; powdered. $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26

NEW YORK. May &.-MoNEf-On
call, nominal. Time loans. steady; sixty
days, 3q5A per cent. ninety days. $40
~. per cent. six months. ~ per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-tQ4h
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Easy with
actual business In bankers bills at $ss660
for sixty-day bills and at A.Si5 for de-
mand; commercial bills. assn.
BONDS-Government, steady; railroad,
steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26
seriod ending at . a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES

northwestern portion OF the corn and
wheat region. and slightly cooler In the
south and east portions. Appreciabls
rains occurred In all except the Omaha
district. and were generally heavy In the
southern districts. Rains OF one inch or
In Kansas: Fort Scott 40; sedan, ".
Missouri: Hermann, 1. lronton. i.@
Illinois: New Burnside, Ito Kentucky.
Darlington and Owensboro. LILO, Mount
steriins and Williamsburg. y, John.
10 l.. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26

SHEEP-There were no tfesh TectiIts
of sheep today and none on sale TO make
a market For the week receipts have
been very liberal for this season Of the
year. showing large gain over last week
and only q slight falling off as COM
pared with the corresponding week year
ago. As has been noted from day TO DAY
The receipts have consisted almost entirely
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26
Bank clearings.

OMAHA, May 25.-Bank elearings for
today were se,llai7e42 and for the CORE
spending day last year sl.s4l .7S2,52 The
clearings for the week amounted TO sls.-
eo4, 25.Ss and for the same week last
year Q4,9SI,568s3.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26

WASHINGTON, May Sat the begin
ming OF business today the condition Of
the United States treasury was. Work
ing balance "a treasury office. S., -. izs;
10 banks and Philipnins treasury. 81 Ms
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26

MILWAUKEE. May s&-wHEAT-No.
4 northern. si-isis9i ~; No. northern.
g. l5iss7Llsi5: No. hard winter. s1.i36lH;
July. N-IiA9ilih: September. sleS&s$
c6as-ks. > yellow. oasic. Ne. )
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26

PHILADELPHIA. May H.-BUTTER-
Steady: western creamery. special. sc:
western creamery. extra. Gcs nearby
prints. extra, @c.
EGGS-Ffrm; Pennsylvania and other
nearby firsts, free cases. sS.os per case;
current receipts. free cases. ISIS per
case; western firsts free cases. $50 per
case: current receipts. free cases. SIS
per case.
CHEESE steady: New York full
creams. new. isAc; part skins. leai4e.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26

ST. LOUIS. MAY 5.-wOoLr-Steady:
territory and western mediums, l6Slsc;
ffns medium. i56l1c. ina 12615c4
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26
Sunday.
RECEIPTS-CARs.

Receipts and disposition Of live stock at
the Union stock la4us, South Omaha, for
twenty-four hours eAdlng >. Ia yes
teruay:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26

United States Department Of Agrieul.
ture-Weather bureaus report for tho
twenty-four hours ending AZ . q. m. 18th
meridian time. Saturday May Is. 1919:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26

Cash: No hard. a-IsN: No ! northern.
s.. I5a7i 15As: No northern, N.iS4l.lsis:
No. wheat. si.iIdi-1lh- s