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Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02


SHEEP-Some improvement deyeloped
In the sheep and lamb trade, but II was
scored on the usual limited Friday run
and. because Of this fact. YVES discounted
to some extent in selling circles. Packers
freely admitted that anything like good
sized supply would have meant a slow,
easier market. An estimate OF only sae
head had exactly the opposite effect IN
killing quarters, however. and practically
everything sold In very good season at
figures strong to about dime higher.
Bulk Of offerings consisted OF lambs,
string OF western wheat feds included
and the trade In ewes, wethers. etc, Was
poorly tested as a result Best corn led
lambs on sale early brought 500. while
the stubble rangers moved at S.55. There
were no clippers on sale. but something
in this line would probably sell around
S. ocGS35. a spread that is warranted BY
two or three sales OF shorn stuff earlier
in the week. Medium to poor wooied
lambs sold from s6.S downward, the
range in values amounting to full dol
lar -
Attractive ewes landed at $500 indicat-
ing a quotable limit OF A-15 or better.
and extra good wethers were wanted
around s450d4.60, the latter price being
paid yesterday. There were no yearlines
OF consequence on sale and the feeder
market was also an empty affair. Four
days buy on country account, according
to packers tab, amt ITS to less than
), 600 head.
During the week receipts of sheep have
been fairly large. but poorly distributed,
owing TO blockaded railroads on carly
days Packing demand throughout has
been rather uncertain, but prices have
changed little. today's advance restoring
practically all Of the midweek losses. In
a general way, good corn feds are now
selling about steady with a week ago,
while medium lambs rule slow to little
lower in spots.
Quotations on Sheep and lambs
Lambs: Good to choice, $s0a6.8 fair
TO good, x.Ea6.0o. Yearlingk. Good to
choice, s5.00G55; fair to good. A.e5Gs. 90.
wethers: Good 10 choice. s42od4.e0; fair
TO good. t3.sS6t25. Ewes: Good TO choice,
s. 75f1l10 fair to good, s3opTaT5.
/ REPRESENTATIVE sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02

HOGS-EaAy clearance or about 1900
head Of hogs gave plenty OF emphasis to
the breadth and activity Of packing de-
mand, but the main feature Of the mar
ket appeared in moderate advances. de-
spite early adyiees from other points
that were more or less bearish. Opening
business ruled strong 10 a nickel higher.
mid-Seaeon sales usually showed the flat
nickel bulge and closing values averaged
about sfllec above those in force yester-
day. Competition throughout was keen
and the yards were practically cleared OF
offerings before II O'Clock.
Supply had the same attractive appear
ance as previous runs this week. as tho
proportion Of strong weight butcher and
heavy stuff Is steadily growing larger.
Explanation for this phase Of the current
marketing "a found in liquidation of rent
ers' hogs. crop that usually shows up
In lard finish because Of the general dis
position 70 AVOID heavy hauling OF both
corn and hogs prior 10 March l.
Packers put up larger droves. As usual
and bought with little regard for num-
bers Shippers and Spectators furnished
an outlet for something like 10 per cent
Of the total, faycring quality and weight
in combustion.
Best heavy hogs on sale moved At 40,
compared with the same top yesterday,
while good butchers sold largely at sS.li
7s ~ Bacon classes ranged from se.le
Downward. the amount of business under
the S mark proving very limited
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02

NEW YORK March l-METALs-cop-
per. firm. spot. "a soQi4.s1h; March and
April NlSditziil May. June and July.
St1Sai4z71s London market. firm: spot.
SCI Is Cd. futures. fe5 Is Cd Custom
house returns show exports OF "A, so5 tons
for February. Lake copper. sll5o6ilT5;
electrolytic. utseai4s2is: casting. si2s7,s
dlLi2h. Tin. easy: spot. 80. sou C %:
March, s4zs9lsut2so: April. s42co1s2 20:
May. al .s5dt2ooa June. sll s7,siti s1is
July. al 60ti-5e. London market. steady
spot eis7 LIS; futures. E1& IS. Local
sales. ten tons May at s420o Lead. firm:
a.oodi4.1o. New York and g. 8a4oo At East
ST Louis London. SIS iss Sd. Spelter.
firm: ss.7o6sso. New York and ss.s1ds. .
at East ST. Louis. London. fS los
AntiEnony, quiet; Cookson's. SIS. Iron,
Cleveland warrants. rs "a In London.
locally iron was quiet: No. I foundry
northern. s1L75alSs5: No. 2. ulzsa1l75:
No. | southern and No southern soft.
sl4 1ssfl5-
ST. LOUIS. Nc, March l.-METAIaS-
Lead. firm at S0ats; spelter. highe,
at ga
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02


CATTLE-Cattle receipts were light. as
Ras TO be expected on Friday. only
thlrty-seven cars being reported. This
leaves the run for the week TO date over
$500 head Short of last week and about
Leo head-short of the same days year
ago. er ~
As might be expected with so few cattle
IN sight -the market was without any
especially. new .or interesting features.
such cattit-as buyers wanted commanded
about steady prices, and the more de-
sirable of4the offerings changed hands
in fair, seAtpn In the morning. This was
! true OF COWS and helfers as we'll as OF
beef steefA while there were no cattle
hare as GOOD a. yesterdays tops there
were sonfo food enough TO bring H.N.
There weft no feeders or stockers Of
any, conseqience and the feeling on that
kind Of cattle was unchanged.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
beef stesre Ss.56o7.7s: fair TO good beef
steers. MDG6.5o: common to fair beef
steers. G.z6S.7b: good to choice heifers
81 01S7s; GOOD to choice cows. A7s66s;
fair TO good cows, Noo<3<S5; common 10
fair cows 81 7b94.oo; good to choice
stockers and feeders. B.4cf7s.9o: fair 10
good stooktrs and feeders. N.bq6. 20;
common to fair stookers and feeders, 500
al75: stock heifers. sa5e04B: veal
calves. S.tea7.S; bulls. stays. etc. nTba
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02
0msha Cash Prices.
CHICAGO GRAIN Asn PROVISIONS


Prices ON Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. March i.--wheat shot up
ward today inipeiled by news that the
stock on hand IN Liverpool was not
enough to last two weeks. The market
cloxsd strong, INC TO iA01stc over the
figures % twents-four hours before. All
the otlier leading staples. too. scored q
EnAfp adxance-corn lfliMcc 10 AdHc,
oats A3Ae, and hog products T.s1lbc
Last trading left wheat al the topmost
point Of The session and nearly Va up In
ftos days. The pit was bare u offsrinEs
Il the ttart,. SPECTATORS almost unani-
ffousls plunkink on the bull side because
OF the unexpected strength OF prices At
Liverpool. Crop complaints from wlnter
wheat states added TO the explosive fofce
under The market. Active cash DE-
f,,And d MINNEAPOLIS had a similar "
dshc6 on the bulge. but failed 10 bring
aboit any important setback. Between the
OPENING and the close May ranged from
si034 to H.o4, With the finish at u.o3ikf
isQi. i r1se OF ix4i7lc net.
Com made another high record. going
TO 5oan fof, May and all other moaths.
My figctuAted from esA<c 20 TcAc, clos
ink .fjfm. With y huisc net advance.
DH1iotc. each grades were strong. No.
: ytlldw. was quoted at s7ix1ssc for car.
lots. The feature OF q ne>E high record
for the crop w6s duplicated In oats Out
side limits for May were si1sc and E1c.
With .hs close sssc. gain Of H@Sc
IN The end pork showed a greater cost
OF .i0j31tc and the rest Of the list TitaiN.
TEA hadn't fdtnres closed as folIowt.
Affitlsl Vpen. h.Eo, Law. Close. fesy.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02

CASH quotations were as follows:
FfsOu r. Steady; winter patents. Nsoff
SO: xinier streights., 2seefAse; spring
an Ssfsis. naes,ca Wv
BARLEY-reed or mixing. sc6sDc; fair
to choice, mailing. sll1Hl.eS
SEED Timothy, sii.1mi4so; clover
pRtvffsioSs-mess pork. new nso;
old. ass: lard On tiercesl. 800; short
GRAIN STATISTICS.
Total ciearanees. OF wheat and flour
were equal TO $500 bushels. Exports
~, we're ~ sossr to $500 aSsn busrels P@srs
receipts were, al4.cco bushels. compared
with s1AoD bushels the correspondihs
dsr 4 year aSo Estimated receipts
fot tcrnofrow. Wheat. - carr; corn
issss oss II ssss; sSEs ;e % had d.
N..hifs 1. No. red, 81 eotr1 es.s: No,
Ne .Iiorthefn. A.io11Js; No. northern
E-@4i II; 10. : northern. n-0fail@; No
2 Rrins. ,n@gLs Ne; q. spIins. 81 J,
Mc93i.x, drum. sOc@zl.e7. Corn, No.
yslieN. ~. No. & 6aHesAc. No. 1 white
egSH6c, No. : yellow, eSil0fzc; No. 4 ssA
4sSc; Ne. Z white. s449e1s<e. No. yel
lsv. H446c Oats, No white. Nyt
sdsbe: standard, SsHcIsic. ''
KTE-No. 2. eec
BARLEY --75c{3si-s
TIMOTHY eEED-tli. 0cfSit5a
cIoYER EED-sleWae-oo.
BtiTTEK-steady; eresmeries. 5desc
daifies, ee3esc.. n
HfQs-Heak; receipts. $50 cases: a
mark. czaes Included. Da102lc: ordlnsr,
nfx{s Kcr firfte. &C.
cifEEsE : STEADY: daisies. iassllse
twins, is<4lsc: young Americas, l7Ef
li1se. long horns, is5z1I7sxc.
F0TAT0ES-S STEADY: receipts Is cars
wisconsin. tL69lio: Michigan and Min
nteofa. H0e41-ie
POuLTHY-- Easy: turkeys, live, iic
turkeys, dressed. lie
vEAL~-sfs&dx Al 79iie.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02

NEW YORK, March if-MoNEY-on
call. steady. eAazis per cent; ruling rate,
az per cent: closing bid. "a per cent; Of
fered at ga per cent Time loans. stronger:
SKY oafs, per cent ninety days, w
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4e4i.
per cent.
STERLING EXcHANGE.-Easy; with
actual business in bankers hills at As4fo
for sixty-day bills and at As1l0 for de-
mand; commercial bills. NSsh.
&C.
B0NDS-Government. railroad, firm.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02

Eyaperated Apple. and Dried traits

NEW YORK. March l-EvAPoRATED
APPLES-Quiet and prices steady; on
the spot. fancy. 9s.gl0s.c; choice. sHasc;
prime, 7s.eI9c.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes, steadier, with
less pressure TO sell; quotations range
from 4Ssc TO l2c for CALIFORNIA; up 10
s1-4os and SIC to i2c for Oregons. April
cots, steady. with light offerings, but
trading Is inactive: choice. i4itul5 c; ex-
ira choice. 15s.GiSi4c. fancy, l654di7isc.
Peaches. firmly held. owing TO the i'm
certain outlook for the coming crop:
Choice. l0lsG1osac; extra choice. 1i6liiyc;
fancy, 1Ih@l2e. Raisins. dull but steady;
loose muscatels are quoted at 6ka7c.
choice to fancy seeded. s1.u7hc; seedlese.
s67kc; London layers, S.icRi.6.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for All Kinds of stock II
steady.

CHICAGO. March 1.-CATTLE--Re-
ceipts, 400 head; market steady; beeves,
tls0as.so: Texas steers. A.soa6.so; western
steers, S0067 90; stockers and feeders,
A0ne.D; cows and heifers. S.l5d6S;
CALVES, ET5dS5o SIS
HoGs-Receipts. to,0o head; market
steady to q shade up: light t6 9f6 Is;
mixed ss.2oa647ia: heavy. H.o46D;
rough, @.1on6so; pigs. Ne0Gs.@; bulk OF
sales. j6.3d6S. "
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recelpts, 1000
head: market steady; native. N96A&:
lambs. native. A5oa7.oo; western. SOC
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02

ST. LOUIS, March i.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 100 head. including 800 Texans;
market steady; native shipping and ex-
port steers, G5odS50: dressed and butcher
steers, s550ds.00: steers under 1000 pounds,
s. s5@S.I5: stockers and feeders, G.bI
500: cows and heifers. s3.0od40o: can
ners, s2e06400; bulls. ts.50d5.50; calves,
IN. 90; cows and heifers, $lO0d5.0o.
HOGS-Receipts, ii.100 head; market
steady: pigs and lights, $5.Sa6.56: mixed
and butchers. s6.4osI6.i5: good. ss.596s.65
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 800
head: market strong: native muttons.
S50dI6; lambs, s5.5od675: cuils and
bucks, si.509250; stockers. s20oG3.oo
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02
Cnffee Market.

NEW YORK. March I-coFFEE-
Futures closed steady at a net decline
Of II 20 Is points. sales were 500 bags.
March, ialec: April. 12l3c: May, 13lsc;
June. i3aDc. July. i3.24c; August. IL SC;
September. l3.2c: October. November and
December. I3 &c: January and February.
L. sc Spot coffee. quiet; No. Rio.
l4a.c: No. 1 Santos, i5Lsc. Mid, dull;
Cordova, ls<7fsc nominal
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02

khhhna Jfty DRAIN md PrOvfsions.
KANSAS CITY, March i.-wHEAT-n
Q1c higher: No hard. t.0e61i.os: No, !,
ss.scglel.os,i; No. red. sl.oc@i.ol; No. Q.
CoRN.-ilc higher; No. Q mixed. ss@0ssc
No. .. 6eus7c; No. white, ssU7cc; No. ..
Closing prices Of futures:
wHEAT-May, tioihaiOs: July. saisQ
Csc sellers.
CORS--May, .5lke: July, ss<si7oc sellers.
oATs-steady: No. white, 5ssdslc;
No. mixed, b2ikd5sc
BYE-b7ge4c.
HAY-zssteady: choice timothy. seo0a
HD; choice prairie. til60alboo.
BUTTER-Crsamerya &c: firsts, 2ic; sec
onfs. zee; packing stock. saae2isc
BGGS-Extras. Pc; firsts. aoc: seconds.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02
Turpentine ana Rs.In.

SAVANNAH. Ga. March L-TURPEN-
TINE-F1rm. 4stsf47e- Sales. IA barrels;
receipts, III barrels. shipments. 80 bar
rels: stock, 5yssl barrels
ROSIN-F1rm; sales. SO barrels. re-
eeipts. si11 barrels. shipments. f2 bar
reis: stocks. 2&4 barrels Quote: b,
sszi-c: ID, s6c: z, 6Mc: FGH, S7@14c;
]. ssc: X. 7.o6c; n. 1-Sc; n. s-sr, VIC
7tec, WV &c
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02
81. Jo.enh Live stock Market.

ST. JOSEPH, No. March l.--CATTLE
Receipts. 1000 head: market slow,
steady: steers, $5.50aS.0o:E cows and helf-
ers. ssooQ5.75; calves. A55d7.5Q
HOGS-Receipts. $500 head; market SC
higher: top, sac; bulk OF sales. sS.20ds.3b.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 500
head; market slow; lambs. S.55d650
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02

PEORIA. March l.-CoRN-Hlgher; No.
yellow. etisc; No. 4 yellow. SIC: No.
mlted. e4sic; No. mixed. 6llsc: sample,
e0bsc.
oATs-Higher: No. 9 white. gsc: stand
ard. 5sAc; No. white. 5exc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02
Hank cIearins.,

OMAHA March Rank clearfngs for
today were @liL nc. and for the cor
responding day last year Soo,le9-& The
eiearings for the month amounted to
81. ~. n and for the same month last
year -. ~, sal
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02
MiIr..1re arnin Markrt.

norss.rp, nili aIch No nSrtssSS
81 .oeQi TO-, No. 2 hard winter. s1.0: May,
nt2f8i. opi: July. SAC
CoRN-No. yellow. sslc: No white
sic; No. .. ss@sisc; May. 7cSc; July,
Oars standard. 5g.sss,4c.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02

NEW YORK. March 1.-DRY GOoDs-
The cotton markets are firm with trad
inS Of fair volume Wash goods are IN
active demand. iohbing houses buying
silks have been sold In moderate rclunas
for February and still IN fair demand.
WOODS are QUIT
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02

LONDON, March I.-Amertcan securi-
ties opened quiet and unchanged today.
Trading was light during the first hour.
but prices declined and at noon the list
show "a losses ranging from h0A
London closing stocks.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02

NEW YORK. March i.-CoiToN-spo,
ie toe: midding gulf. laSc. Sales. 8. 80
bales.
Cotton futures cioNed quiet ana steady,
Ciossnr bids: March. ieiac. April. 10 isc;
MAJ. 10 sc. June. 1o.s4c: July. lo.sac; AF.
gust. losse: September. f0.55e: October
iasic: November, ios5c; December. 10 Hc;
January. le-sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02

MINNEAPOLIS. March i.-wHEAT-
May. ti.07A. July. u.0sss. Cash; No. I
hard. tlNeil: No. northern. sl.osi4 fsf .oss. (;
No. . northern. si.osi.gicsa. No. o sioal
FLAx- S2.@. e.
BARI,EY-70cHsl2
CORNING. yellow, BGese.
OATs-No. white, 50a950i.c. "a
RfE-No. 2 NGsfite.
BRAN-s25 ood2 s.50.
FLOuRLFfrst patents. Soofi5.9l: second
patents. N.Sfi4ro: first clears. s. Df7s g:
second clears. ss89270 ~
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02

I1vDRPOof. March l-WHEAT-spot
npfninai: fhtnres. strong. March. e fiAd
MAY = sHsd. July. 70 sd
sS3aS-5poi. sfeziss American mixed
res, IS "a: American mixed. old q ND
SEaez5<1u mixed. new. kiln dried, So "a
fiaturexs nru. March. . ~ May. g I'D
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02

LlNEBPooI- March The following
ere ire stocks Of ereadztuffs and pro-
sf<icils II Liverpool: Floor. iAon szcks:
Wheat E.W esntAis: cora EA1a sacks
t<f9n &74 boxes, hams ksA boxes:
rA511cs<s xaa boxssz batter La cstk:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02
IUIIll'1E NE7.TaI'.s
sEx-dfviderd.

sII.yER-Bar. steady al = u-lsd per On
MONEY-S63i4 per cent
The rate OF discount In the open market
for short bills Is ~ per cent; for three
months bills. - per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02

week anding today were siss.s-s silver
and S56.0o4 gold: exports, N.0o.ssS silver
and Sss7 100 gold
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02

i rairsA = "a 4 haron L-SoirEi'
EGGs-Sixty cents per case lower:
Pennsylvania and other nearby firsts.
free cases. $50 per case: current receipts,
fres cases. $40 per case: western firsts.
free cases. N.D per case; current re-
ceipts. free cases. f1o per case. So
CHEESD-Firmef, New York full
creams. fancy, isAc: fair TO good, iIliG
lsc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02

cheese. 800 boxes; lard. 5000 tierces OF
prime western steam and 1,5so tons Of
other kinds.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02

NEW YORK. March i.-SUGAR-Raw.
nominal: rnuscoyado. - test. Af7e: eentrf-
fugal. IS test, 4s7c: molssses. g test. as2e-
Refined Quiet
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02

OMAHA March I-HAY-No. I, nsos;
No & G2@. coarse, fzee. packing sock.
8 .oc5Sep; alfalfa $50 Straw: wheat.
Ess; rye and oatss E-491A
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Expert Shows Estimate on Reserves
in Wheat Raises Figures.
CORN MOVEMENT IS LIGHTER
Market Has Reached New High
Prices and with Lighter Receipts
ana Active Cash Demand IL
should Keep Bulls Busy

OMAHA. March !. 1872.
There mas a correction made in Exper
Shows estimate on wheat reserves. Teis
ingl the figures to shout i3soe.ee bu u
took tie trade some little time at %,
opening totget their bearings. but Will
this correction even the situation Is stu
bullish, compared with reserves a veal
ago OF i0yuc.od0 bu.
The cash wheat business and demand
have Improved and Liverpool Is very &C
tive and higher and the strength IN SOFT
values Il also help In putting Whea'
prices higher. 4.
Tho Movement In corn 10 becoming
Tighter. and all arrivals during the recent
run have been readily absorbed at higher
price levels.
The market has reached new high price
levels ard with lighter receipts and con
tffued active cash demand II should bt
ealy 10 keep the bull market going:
Wheat advanced steadily on highei
cables. Improved cash demand and higher
corn market. Cash wheat was l-alc
JIshter receipts Of corn and a very ae-
tive cash demand brought out new buy
ina. and values made new high points
cab corn was itfl2c higher.
Primary wheat receipts were A40o bu.
ard thlpments were 1900 bu-. against
receipts last year OF 2oo.co bu- and ship
ip<nuafy corn receipts were 671.ooo bu.
and shipments were $4,000 ou-. against
receipts last year Of $500 bu- and ship
Iseffs o. tsi, 90 bu.
Tdssrances were 2osWo bu. o. cora.
zoo BIZ. OF oats and wheat and flour
ohjd 10 .19.0o bu.
iflrtrpecl closed said higher on wheat
aid NkfIsJ higher on corn.
Ffhe foiloHing cash sales were reported:
Wheat. mono sold Com: No. white,
car e4Ac. car. etisc: No. white, car,
et4,s 10. color. ! car, &c; No. yell
Low. car &c: No. yellow. cars. e4lto'
Lar. sii4c; car. &C, cars, eltzc: car,
&c; No mixed. | car. SC. l car. Gfifc;
cars 'sic: No. mixed. cars, &C: 8 cara
64c; 1 car, SIC. no grade. car. Qe; !
car, Sc. Oats: No. white, cars. eihc;
Nd white, car. nAc; no grade, ]
car t9.ic.
se. 0msha Cash Prices.
wHEAf-No. = hard. a.Mq1c4i; No. 8
hard q oo6i osIi: No. hard, ssacGsi.n
C0RN--Nc. 3 white. 64i4ds4Ac; No. I
white. eglsi1ssi4o. No. color. s3&4s4&ei
No. gyefor, ss,tRssc: No. 4 yellow, se,ta
Gnt; No. 4. 63lfds5c; No. l. eos4dssc; no
0xTs~Ec. = white. sia9s.c; STANDARD,
sl496ixs: No. . white. 5ikasiisc; No. I
white MSaslxc; No. . yellow. siGsiAc;
BAriIEy--Mslting. s6casi2s; No. |
fted. Nose: rejected. heavier than feed,
KTE-xo. .. siaeec; No. .. oosie.
fiif carlpt Rerefpts.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02
81. Loui. General Market.

ST. LOUIS. March .-wHEAT-Cash
firm: track, No. red. n.oeit: No. 2 hard
tl.02dl III
coRN-Higher; track, No. ., seas7c; No
white. 67ftsse.
oATs-Hisher; track. No. . SIC; No.
white. 64izc.
Closing prices OF futures:
wHEAT-Higher; May, u.oiHafoe;
July, s5Ac.
coRN-Hlgher; May. 7fJtc: July. 7ixc.
0ATS-fiigher: May. 5sssc; July. tsAc.
RYE-Unchanged Sc.
FLOUR-Sfeady: red winter patents.
s44o@4.75; extra fancy and straight, $3.50
048; hard winter clears, s225ma35.
SEED-Timothy, sio00ulo50
cORNMEAL-s3.M.
BRAN-Lower. sacked east track, si.2i
HAy-Firm; timothy. ,sl@es.o; praI-
PRovfsIoNs-Pork unchanged; job
bIng. Ns.D Lard. unchanged; prime
steam. tsTMde57. Dry salt meats,
higher: boxed extra shorts $50: clear
ribs, tS25. short clears. tSs2il. Bacon
higher; boxed extra shorts, te.S: clear
ribs. G.B: short ciearn. sa.s2A.
PoULTRY-Firm; chickens, isc: spring
nc; turkeys, lsc ducks &c; geese, Sc.
BUTTER-Ffrm; Ad1ec.
EGGS-Isower. 2iikc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02

ST. LOUIS March l-wooL-ste2dy
territory and western mediumS lsaise'
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02
NEW YORK GENERAL aARKET
Quotations of the Day ON yarioui
Com m odtties,

1 ~
NEW YORK. March l-FLoUR-F1rm;
81 9QL5s; winter patents. A5odt.so: spring
clears, s43ed44s; Kansas straights: y
| CAS-. Rye flour, steady; fair 10 good A.eo
n4.s: choice to fancy. S.0oaS-s. Buck
wheat flour. dull. $50.
CoRNMEAL-Firm: fine white ana ana
yellow, 81 S5ql7o; coarse, a.5sHle' Kiln
RfE-ouiet: No. 2. SIC c. i. f.. Buffalo.
BARLEY-Steady; mailing, a.2glS2,
c. l. T.. Buffalo.
WHEAT-Spot market strong; No. Z
red: n.@h. elevator. export basis and
,l.os4, I. Q: b.. afloat; No. ! nertnern
Duluth, N.23. I. o. b. afloat. Futures
market was strong and higher on the
cables, further bullish private reports on
the farm reserves and crop outlook ana
In sympathy with the outside markets g: 3
alo7ls, closed at sl.07 lis: July. A-osaM
lOe&. closed at N.0eS Receipts, N,6oe
bu.: shipments, il9.fsS bu.
CoRN-Spot market firm; No. !. Istte,
elevator; domestic basis ana exporI,
ket was nominal. Receipts, $50 bu.;
shipments. Is, lss bu.
ClATs-Spot market firm; standard
white, eotfc, elevator; No. 2 slc;. NOS:
and :; ee1tc: natural white and white
inal. Receipts. 5000 bu.: shipments,
2,iS bu.
HAY-Steady; prime. s1.35; No. !, SLID
qls5; No. 2, 81 i5uI.2o; No. 3. sl.o5.
HfDES-steady: Central America, 2sAc;
Bogota, 25,kg24hc.
LEATHER-F1rm: hemloek firsts, go
&c; seconds. 2iGfesc.
PROvIaONS-Pork, steady; mess. si7.2S
Ollie; family. sis.5oais.5o; short clears.
si7.0ofrfS59. Beef, firm; mess. Si1ood
1850: family. $1,000 1880; beef hams, s1I.5o
G9N Cut meats, quiet; picked bellies,
10 10 IA pounds. 500: picked hams. sii.oo.
Lard. firm; middle west prime, ss.0og
soS; refined. quiet; continent. $40; South
America. ti0l0: compound. ss.sif6712,f.
TALLOW-Dull prime city, hhds..
SEQ special, $50; country. S.75Gs.25.
BUTTEK-Heceipss. a.5S3 pkgs.; process,
specials. zd2sisc; extra. 2sitc
cHEESE--Receipts. 1870 pkgs.; market
firm: state. whole milk. held. specials,
white. Isc; daisies. fall and earlier. best.
lsc
EGGS-Receipts. 15.4a cases; market un-
changed: fresh gathered. extras, SGeac:
first. &c; seconds. se93ic; western.
gathered. whites. g792sc.
POULTRY = Alive, steady: western
chickens. i3c; fowls, 15itfi1sc; turkeys, lsc.
Dressed, quiet; western chickens, 12it1
lie; fowls, 17lhc: turkeys. lsff2lc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02
REPORT or CLEARING HOUSE

Transactions of Associated Banks
for the Week.
NEW YORK. March L-Bradstreets
bank cIearfngs report for the week ending
February - shows an aggregate OF WIG.
81, 90, as against SC. .GSs.0o LAST week
and t3275 5s1 900 in the corresponding week
last year. The following is list OF the
cities:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02

Receipts and disposition Of live stock
at the Union stock yards for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. yesterday:
RECEIPTS.
Caftia Hogs Sheen Hrs
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02

BOSTON. March i.--Ciosing quotations
ftl,,ns IN mining sfocks narA.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02
New York Money MsrLet.

mot Included In totals because contain
Ing other items than elearings.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-02

Amount. Inc. Dec.