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Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-12
WHEN LINCOLN HAD TO TREAT
How His Pupils I'm q Kenfucky
school Induced Him 20
DO IL.

The death in northern Iowa Of Charles
Miller Of Hscomb removes one OF the
nearest Of kin Of Abraham Lincoln. Lin
coin and Miller were boys together IN
Kentucky and were fast friends Their
mothers were cousins, and, strange as
II may seem, both had the same nams
before their narriage--Nancy Hanks.
Mr. Miller could have related many an
interesting tale OF his boyhood recollec-
tions OF Lincoln had he been so Inclined
but he was modest in his statements
from the fact that he was Of the same
family and he feared people would con
slider him in the light OF a braggart.
One story he did tell, however, and I,
goes TO illustrate the gzmeness in Lin
coins character that became so promi-
nsnt after he grew to manhood.
When Miller was a pretty good chunk
Of a lad down in Kentucky Abe Lincoln
was employed to teach the district school
in the Miller neighborhood Naturally
the young schoolmaster went to the home
Of his cousin. Nancy Hanks Miller, to 1--we
II was the custom in those days for
the big boys OF the school TO make
every teacher treat" on the first day
Of school. or at least to promise 8 treat
This was agreed upon among the young
sters. who planned their capture OF the
new teacher" with Miller as their
leader or captain Miller was chosen
because the boys realized that II they
were unsuccessful the punishment would
probably not be so severe TO the ring
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-12
BETRAYED BY STOMACH PUMP
Shocking Inquiry Into the Tippliag
Deniais Of West Point
Cadets.

Because they were found guilty OF fol-
lowing other alleged transgressions by
a violation OF one OF the most stringent
rules OF the army, Charles Carroll Fltz-
haugh. appointed from North Carolina,
and Frederic Hurd Van Horn. from Con-
ncoticut, were dismissed from the Mill
tary Academy, May t. by General
Thomas Barry commandment of tho
post. An innocent but efficient stomach
pump used In tho post hospital accom-
pllshed the downfall OF the cadets.
Both cadets were members OF the
fourth class aud obtained permission TO
leave their quarters on April q to Wit
ness a baseball game on the post athletic
field. They discarded their cadet uni
forms and dressed In natty civilian at
tire. escaped the watohful eyes OF their
superiors after tho game and slipped
away from the reservation.
The late afternoon and part OF the
evening OF that day Fitzhugh and Van
Horn were alleged to have spent In tho
village OF Highland Falls, They were
detected by one of the officers when they
attempted, under cover OF darkness, TO
slip unobserved back to their quarters
One Of the charges subsequently lodged
against the cadets was that when absent
from the post they had partaken OF In
toxicants. Both denied the charge.
To tell an untruth is considered in the
army an unforgiveable offence. General
Barry learned OF the cadets denial. He
ordered both to the hospital. A report
reached the office Of the commandant
soon after vigorous application OF the
pump. that established to the satisfaction
Of General Barry that both had psrtaken
OF the forbidden refreshments. The ordes
OF dismissal followed.-New York Herald.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-12
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board OF Trade.

fhtta Vh VI
CHICAGO. May u,--Wheat prices made
quick rally today on account Of cash
sales, which raised the total here for
the week TO nearly s,0O001o bushels The
market closed steady at NC lower 10 &c
advance as compared with last night In
corn the outcome was unchanged to 40
7sc down and for oats from isc decline
10 the same as twenty-four hours before
Provisions at the end OF trading ranged
from yesterdays final level TO lsc lower.
Although wheat wound up an the high
est point OF the session. sentiment on the
whole appeared far from being 30 bullish
as on the preceding days. Much unload
ing was done by holders and there was
considerable short selling In addition.
Values mos Of the time averaged well
below last nights figure. Seasonable
weather and plenty Of moisture through
lieved to have improved the outlook.
Northwestern reports on seeding indicated
also that the acreage might not be seri-
ously diminished.
Aside from the effect OF the big casn
sales. as an influence in bringing about
q recovery, there was evidence that the
leading trading in cash wheat had been
supporting tha Misunderstanding the
offerings on the weak spots The cir
cumstance contributed materially to the
decided upturn in the last hour. July
fluctuated from SllgaalH. with final
hdles sl.lSft9isloH, just Ac nel euNhnce.
The corn market made little shoy
of strength because OF the heavy general
rains. but the chief longs were unloading
freely and prices gave way. Receipts
here for the week were $4,000 bushels
more than shipped out. July varied be-
tween 77l4q77Ao and 7sssc. closing easy,
Ad4sc off at 7fs.c. Cash grades were
slow. No. yellow, slkds2c.
The fact that the northwest is now
supplying most OF the New England de-
mand led to bear control OF that cereal.
Business, however, was rather narrow.
July ranged from 64hc 10 S14Qo35sc, with
the close at 527sc, a decline Of Nc.
Provisions suffered from selling pressure
that came mainly through commission
houses representing scattered holders.
Support was poor. When the pit was
cleared, pork had become less expensive
by 5aTiic to l5c, but other products had
not declined TO exceed &c.
Cash quotations were as follows:
d n nj ~ -g.a
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-12
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day On various
Commodftfen.

Commoditfea.
NEW YORK. May li.-FTOUR-Steady
spcing patents, N51hso: winter straights
S-0ao&; winter patents, S.&6eso; spring
clears, aeo64.S: winter extras. No. !
09t.5o; winter extras. No. ., t4.lod4A 70;
steady; fair 70 good. s-e9kle; choice 70
fancy, NlsG6.N
CORNMEAL-S fine white and
yellow; nS@i-S; coarse a.SGi-S; kiln
RYE-ouiet; No. = sc, c. l. T. Buffalo.
O b. Buffalo
wHEAT-spot market. easy: No. red,
s. 81. c. 1. T., export basis. to arrive. and
81 ~, I. o. b. sfloat. to arrive. No.
northern Duluth. a.gls, {. o. 3. sflosi.
May closed at N-S2, July at n.iTA and
September az sl.isa.
CORN-Spot market, easy; export SIisc.
T. o. b. afloat. Futures market was nom
inaI Receipts. ioiS bu.; shipments.
oATs-spot market. steady; standard
white. sc. elevator; No. 4 ssttc; No. j
&c: No. 4. s2hc; natural white and white
clipped. S6esc, on track Futures market
was nominal. Receipts, $500 bu.
HAf-Quiet; prime. A.O; No. !. SIS;
No. .. $50; No. 3. N.2561.so
HIDEs-Ffrm; Bogots. s4isSSs4e.
LEATHER-F1rm; hemloek firsts. 80
INC; seconds. 2s6ao; thirds. laeo; re-
jects. l5c
PROVISIONS Pork. steady; mess.
$40 Tsaal 90: family. seo.oqa.co; short
clears, SIS SdoaB. Beef, steady; mess,
5ooQl5. 80; family. sis.oo9isso: beef hams
~ 0ogSl 90. Cut meats. steady; picked
bellies, 10 TO Il lbs. sli.oodi2.o0; psckled
hame. sl2-5o Lard. weak; middle west
prime, tl0s4oai05o; refined, barely steady;
continent. sli.i0; South America, N2l5;
compound. ss.ooQeA.
BuT'rER--steady; receipts. 5oeo tubs:
creamery specials, &c; extras, Ssi4c; first,
s2ladS3c; state dairy finest, sc. good to
prime. o6s2c; common TO fair, et99c;
packing stock, current make. No. 2. 80
23iSc; No. & z922iSc.
CHEESE-Receipts. Loss boxes: market
FIRM state. whole milk. new. white. sps-
cial, 1sc: skins. talliac.
EG6S-Recsipts, =, - cases; market
firm; fresh gathered. extra. &c; same.
rrst to extra first. storage packed.
nha21c; same. extra first regular packed.
992o1c; same, first regular packed.
isa1sssc.
POULTRY = Alive. quiet. chickens.
broiiers. <o8fSc. fowls. lsc, turkeys, iec.
dressed, steady; western fowls, lt7sdis,1c;
turkeys, Hqz2c-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-12

SHEEP-Nothing was received IN the
way Of sheep or lambs today and the
market. like most Saturday sessions, was
barrea and nominal
During the week conditions have IA
vored buyers and II has been a mean
trade for sellers from start to finish.
Prices broke badly on early days owing
20 excessive supplies OF stock at Buffalo
and Chicago and very little recovery has
developed since. Lambs were more plen-
tIful than sheep and naturally drew the
larger declines, current prices showing
losses ranging from sc to over Soc. Sheep
are closing around iEd25c off.
The demand throughout has been duh
and draggy. despite the fact that local
receipts have been very limited. High
cost and an unreasonable giut in the
eastern supply were the two most i'm
portant bearish influences. Offerings as
a rule arrived without fleece. but this
phase Of the run did not apparently In
crease the popularity of wooded stock
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-12
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Upward Movement Broad and IN.
dertone Distinctly Strong.
MORE RUMoRs ABOUT LEHIGH
In Industrial Division united States
Steel 10 Most Active Issue
Harvester and Tobacco
Make Gains.

NEW YORK. May u-AlthouKh much
OF the activity Of today's stock market
centered about the minor speclslties, the
movement was at all times broad and
the undertone distinctly strong. Lehigh
Nsney was the most prominent rise.
while u soon Increased to two points,
and before the end OF the first hour had
EXTENDED 10 three points. Some Of the
Old rumors affecting Lehigh Valley were
IN circulation or example, one 20 the
erect that the directors would ere long
rights"
This report, however. found no counte-
nance In official quarters. Reading which
az first was inclined TO lag. soon took
It's part In the rise, though al no time
50 eonsple9ous as Lehigh Valley. Union
Pacific and few other high grade rail-
way securities advanced to higher prices
put the entire movement was over
shadowed BY Lehlgh Valley.
In the industrial division United States
steel was the most active issue. Other
points included international Harvester,
American Tobacco. General Electric,
Westinghouse, North American and
American Writing Paper preferred. Amer
lean Can common and preferred repeated
their now familiar feat OF advancing TO
higher prices than before.
Coppers were firm on some slight re-
newal OF foreign demand. but the market
as whole derived much Of its buliish
impulse from the optimistic views as 70
general conditions expressed BY a recog.
ni1ed leader of the steel and iron IA
dustry,
The movement gathered greater force
IN the second hour, Lehigh Valley rising
over four points and Reading two. while
score OF ordinarily dormant industrials
were advanced from one TO almost three
points The one-sided character OF the
market was demonstrated In the fact
that aside from the coalers less than a
dozen active railroads shared in the rise
Prices fell back here and there In the
final dealings, but the closing. while less
active, was very strong
Bonds were fairly active, with a degree
OF firmness. Total sales, par value, ag-
gregated N1@.0o United States govern
ment bonds were unchanged on call
throughout the week
Number Of sales and leading quotations
an A "a
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-12

Strictly prime wooled lambs are closing
at $50 while good 10 choice shorn lambs
are selling at NzS and less. Ewes. 1eth-
ers, etc, generally appeared In mixed
Nothing OF consequence has been SELL
ms for feeding or sheartng lately, as
the country outlet seems 10 be almost
closed. The five days purchase for ship
ment, according to packers tab. amounts
70 less than 1000 head
Wooled sheep and lambs: Lambs, good
70 choice. sa.ocdsl5o: lambs, fair 10 good,
E3Ss.Wi ewes. good to choice. t7.oo3
Io; ewes. fair to good. sSSlI7.O0 Shorn
sheep and lambs: Lambs, good to choice,
R.oogSS; lamos fair 10 good. 81. N9S 90 /;
yearhngs, s6@GT-S; wethers, sS.S5Qe- 50;
ewes &oa9Alh
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-12
kan.a. city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, May L--cATTLE-Re
ceipts 90 head, no scutherns: market
steers. tS.0elS75. southern cows and heif.
ers, 81 S'd6..S. native cows and heifers,
toegso; stookers and feeders, 500. Is:
bulls, A1SGd %: calves. tloolSoo: wes-
tern steers. 81 5o0S6O. western cows, $3.50
Q05O.
HoGS-Receipts, l.5oO head; market
steady to strong: bulk OF sales, y5.61p7 %,
heavy, N,Mi0N, packers and butchers
S.eSga.S; lights, EiSaLIS; pigs. &.759
SHBEP AND Receipts none;
market steady; muttons. A.ssg7. Is: lambs,
N!0qet ", range Nethers and yearllngs,
&SaSlS range ewes. $S.fSgS.15; Texas
goats. s2.iS9atS.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-12

FLOUR-Ffrm: winter patents. &l59
SIS; winter straIghts. 450d61o; spring
patents, s5&Gs.59: spring straights. t5-e5
G5.3O; bekers, 81 ad49.
RYE-No. 2. %ifc.
BARLEY-Feed or mixing. SasSci fair
to choice mating. H.isaLG.
SEEDS-Timothy. S.oqi2S. Clover.
si4D090o0
PR0VIsIoNS-Mes pork, tfe.ooQ1s.i2h.
Lard Tin tierces). Sloeo Short RIBS doose).
SO ~
Total ciearances of wheat and flour
were equal to 40e.eoo bu.. compared with
80 90 bu. the corresponding day year
ago. Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. 81 cars. corn. lS cars; oats. ~
cars: hogs. d, 600 head.
Chicago Cash PTlces-Wheat: No. red,
81. .i7lldl .is: No. red, 81 .13117i .I71: No
hard, 81 .1s11 .lsl1; No. hard. 81 .14d1 .n;
No. northern. G.lSal-2; No. northern,
s.. N.l5d1. .is; No. northern, d.lOQl IL: No.
spring, 81 .S61-ls; No. spring. 81 hI
III: 10. spring, 81 .@Gi Is; velvet chaff-
81 .i0Ql II; durun, 81 .W11 Il Corn: No.
2 9+ +GHkc; No. ? white ah9s1&c; No.
yellow, hk1szc: No. Z TsdSttc; No. 3
white, 7sk6Soc; No. 3 yellow. 7sAQ7ec:
No. 4, T4l-a7Sc, No white, 75srG7ec: No.
4 yellow, 7saTsc Oats: No. 2 white. ssh
9ssc: No. white. 5s66sizc; No. white,
57i.16sc: standard. 8.zdss%<c. Rye: No
?, sbsc. Barley. 0cds1. %. Timothy seed.
4.ooul2 %. Clover seed. y4.oo6o.m
BUTTER-steady: creameres. S9zc;
EGGGRsesipts. SOS case. Mark.t
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-12
Local Forscsstsr. weather Bureau
st. Loui. General Market.

ST. LOUIS, May lL-wHEAT-Firn:
track. No. red. Sis; No. hard. sl.isg
10
CoRN-Firm; track. No. :. 74c; No. .
white, s4if6e5e.
oATs-stsady;. track, No. ?. 5sa5shc;
No. white. 6si4c.
Closing prices Of futures:
WHEAT-Ftrm; May, N.ls; July, 81 .i2s,;
September, ti.esh.
coRN-Weak; May. sisc; July, 7sSc;
September, 7sis67sAc.
oATs-Weak; May. BEc; July, $40.
RYE-Nominal; &c.
FLoUR-F1rm; red winter patents, S.S
G5.75; extra fancy and straight, A.s03S. as:
hard winter clears. t3s5143.
SEED-Timothy, 5000.
CoRNMEAI--Saeo
BRAN-Weak, 81. .soqis2
4 aAYnwsss; .,o we & timothy. 'ass'ssN; prai-
PROvISIoNS-Pork, unchanged; lob
bing, fi60 Lard, unchanged; prime
steam. Ssodlo.oo. Dry salt meats, un-
changed; boxed extras. ti07s; clear ribs,
Sl075; short clears. sli.00. Bacon, un-
changed; boxed extra shorts. s1i.7s; clear
ribs, yI1.7b: short clears, t12O0.
PoGLTRY-srrings lower; chickens,
l2c; springs. NC: turkeys. ii,te; ducks, lie:
geese, &c.
BUTTER-Firm; creamery. 2sdNc.
rexkr
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-12
New York ainins stocks.


WASHINGTON, May fl-At the begin
ming Of business today the condition OF
the United States treasury was: Work
ing balance in treasury offices, s6l,T2l,-
b&. In banks and Philippine treasury.
ySi, ,bS3.21s. The total balance IN general
fund was, slS. ,e9o Ordinary receipts
yesterday, t2.s0l, ,SS, Ordinary dIsburse-
ments, t.6s1, ,iS. The deficit 10 dale this
fiscal year is Sl3.oOi, ,s73, as against a de-
flcit OF s2.tol.I47 at this time last year.
These figures exclude Panama canal and
public debt transactions
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-12

The weather 10 much cooler In the west
ern portion OF the corn and wheat belt,
and four stations In North Dakota re-
ported freezing temperatures. Heavy
rains occurred In all districts and exces-
sive falls occurred In all except the Cni-
cago, Columbus and Louisville districts.
the following stations: In Nebraska:
oakdale. 2.0; Hastings ali. Iowa:
Boone, 400; creston, i.l0: Des Moinea.
3.e2; Fort Dodge, 80; Iowa Falls. 1.io;
Marshalltown. 10. South Dakota: Sioux
Falls. l.ao. Minnesota: New Ulm, l.W.
Kansas: Fort scott z.S0; lola, an;
WicnIta, 1.7O: Sedan ana Emporis, l.50.
Missouri: Maryvilie, 2.so; Kidder, 1.0,
Lexington, 20; st. Louis, 1.so; jefferson
City, 10; Unionville. l.t0 Illinois: Mt.
Vernon. i.o; Grafton, leo
l.. A. WELSH,
Local Forecastsr. Weather Bureau.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-12
AppIes mud nried Frultr.

NEW YORK. May ii.-EVAPoRATED
APPLEs-Market quiet and steady, with
business mostly Of Jobbing character:
on the spot fancy are quoted at loQl0itc
choice, s,sd9c; prime. 7AGtc.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes. firm, with
better demand; quotations range from
&c 10 &c for CALIFORNIA;, up to 9o-lgs and
lUslsc for oregous. Apricots, Inactive,
but steady; choice. l2di2te. extra choice,
RSsaTl3c, fancy, l3ai4c, Peaches, steady
IN sympathy with firmness on the coast
but trading continues quiet; choice, 90
nominally unchanged. loose muscatels,
b161.e; choice TO fancy seeded, GdTc,
seedless, 6isQ7l4e; London layers. $40
QLt5.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-12

NEW YORK. May u.-MoNEY-on
call. nominal; time loans. eAsler; sixty
day. 81 per cent; ninety days IL per
cent. Gx months, 81 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-Qslf
per cent.
STERLING ENcHANGE-stsady. with
actual business IN bankers bills at NStse
for sl1ty-day bills and al tAS67S for de-
mAnd Commercial bills. HSA-
SILVER-MexieAn dollars, sc.
BoNps-Governmsnt. steady; railroad.
firm
Closing quotations on pcnds today were
aK folloWs.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-12

steady: AZ marx. cases Included. Hhe;
Ordinary crss. lS1c; nrses. lsc-
CHEESE-Steady; daisies ISQi5%c:
s1<G75ise; Young Americas lsd1Sise; long
horns, tkQSsc.
POrAToES-Receipts . cars Market
steady. Wisconsin. NS6l8. Michigan
and Minnesota NlGlTa.
PoCLTRY-Livs steady: turkeys l3c.
chickens. isc.
TEAL-SfeAdy al 70lsc
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-12

MILWAUKEE,, May 1l.--WHEAT-
No ! northern, tl.2taL2l: No. noFTTnern,
81. u.ls0l.20 No, . hard winter, N.il5il. II; +;
May, tl.l5I5. July. n.lss.
cORN-No 3 yellow. 59iAas0c: No. Q
white, Soc, No, ., ISc; May, sic; July,
T1Ite.
oATS-Standard, 5Sltc.
BARLEY-Malting, tl.25Gll30. .....
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-12
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. May n.-coTToN-Fu.
ll2sc; June, II. .2sc. July, ll.6c. August,
ll.Ssc. September, il.44c; October, II. isc;
November, ll.b2c: December, li.5sc; Janu.
Gry, u.Ae; February. il.b5c; March, II &c;
spot, quiet; middling uplands, II. .7Oc; mid :
ding gulf. u.e6c: sales, 9i bales,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-12
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Strengthened by Advices Of
Heavy Cash Sales.
CORN IS SHOWING WEAKNESS
Early Delivery Months oonEested,
hut Conservative Traders sux-
gest Sales of September
Option on BulEes.
OMAHA. May Il, lsl2.

OMAHA. May II. ls1a
The advces Of heavy cash sales
strengthened wheat today, after closins
weak lass night. Cash sales for the week
well for the support the market receive
on the occasional sethack&
Ihere Will be, no doubt. uncertain cror
news from the northwest from now on,
and VIII have a strong effect on prices
because OF the losses in the winter wheat
The corn market was weak on indica-
tons OF larger receipts. but this weak
ness was offset by unsettled weather,
which Is delaying the seeding operations.
the early delivery months are congested,
put conservative traders suggest sales
OF the september option on bulges.
Wheat showed better tone after a short
break at the opening. Cash sales were
the feature OF the advance. Cash wheat
was nc lower.
Corn showed a weaker tendency. owing
70 the liberal receipts and free offerings.
ket values are expected 10 hold firm.
cash corn was i1c higher TO ic lower.
Primary wheat receipts were ~ 90
bushels and shipments were s.ao BUSH
els against receipts last year OF tss.0o
bushels and shipments of $500 bushels.
Primary corn receipts we're T1t.ooo BUSH
els and shipments were Sso.o0 bushels
against receipts last year Of tSe,0o0 bush
els and shipments of ~, 900 bushels.
Ciearances were 1000 bushels of corn,
none OF oats, and wheat and flour equal
to 4os.0oo bushels.
Liverpool closed hGi1d lower on wheat
ana sd higher on corn.
Ihe following cash sales were reported:
WHEAT-No. hard. l car. S1-i1; No. 4
hard, ! car. H.n; No. 3 mixed. l car.
coRN-No. white, / car. 7sc; No. 3
white. cars. Isiic;: car. 7sAc; cars.
ISlsc: No. yellow. car, Tsc; No. yell
low. car, !Ioi car. 16lrc; IA cars, Ulrc.
NO. yellow, car. 16lsc: 4 ears. 74c:
car. &c; No. 3 mixed, 8 cars. 7fc; cars,
7ei1c; cars. 76c: No. 4 mixed l car, 7tc; +;
car, 7slsc; no grade, / car. s7lsc; car,
sc; car, e5Aac; 5 cars. &C; car, Sic.
OATS-No. 3 white. car. 66Ac; cars,
ki.c' No. 4 white. cars. 5ii.c; cars,
6isc.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No 2 hard. $llhal. 1871; No.
: hard. A-lo1sdLl2a; No. hard. N.oii1a
Liz.
CGRN-No. 2 white, aSa7sc; No. a Is,,
WIsl1c; No. 4 white, 74s9r7isc; No yell
low, TI&qiSc; No. yellow, 76i.aT7Ikc: No.
4 yellos. 72lsl176ikc; No. s, T6{f7Tc: No, 4,
73u74c; no grade, 60i67lsc.
0ATS-No. white. 5iyd65Ac; standard,
b5i. d55lsc; No. 3 white, 65d65Ac; No. 1
white, aSzd64s.c: No. . yellow, 55ai5SAc;
No. 4 yellow, biisG5tAc.
BARLEY-Malting. y3cQSl. Is; No. feed.
7S9s0c; heavy feed, sdeoc
RYE-No. :. Ssqssc. No. 5, S9sso.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-12

LIVERPOOL, May u.-wHEAT-spot.
steady; No. red western winter, 81 sd ;
futures. easy; May. Is pIsd, July, Is sgd:
October, iH Sid.
CoRN-spot.' firm; American mixed.
new. IS Sid, American mixed, old, Is;
new American kiln dried. O. sAsd. futures,
firm, September. Is Sd.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-12
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle Dull-Hogs
weak-sheep slow.

CHICAGO, May m.-CATTLE-Receipt
40 head; market dull and unchanged: !:
beeves, S.so09-0O: Texas steers, &.5oq7 " ;
western steers, N.scG7.eo; stockers and
feeders. A,9ge. %; cows and heifers. s. "
Qi.s5: calves, s5.oc175o
HOGS-Recelpts. SOo head; market
opened strong, closed weak and a shade
off: light, NSsu,.s0: mixed, 81 4eI7. .Slls: /:
heavy, S,seg1.s0. rough. ST. s097.eo; pigs
S0ea ~; bulk OF sales, S.6SIi.N
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Receipts. u 900
head; market slow. but strong; natives,
N.voQl.& .; westerns, NSoR7.SS yearlings,
sSooQSS: native lambs. Seesje,2S west
erns. s6ssGt0oo.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-12
So. Loui. Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, May n.-CATTLE-Re-
eeiptS loo head; no Texans. market
steady; native beef steers, Soaeoo;
cows and heifers, 80, S,2SdS40; stockers and
feeders. S,iaaf. Texas and Indian steers
NSadT,IS; cows and heifers, 50 soif7Oo
calves Tin carolad lotsl. S.sSQ7.25.
HoGS-Receipts, $500 head. market
steady pigs and lights, s5 s61p7. Is; mixed
and butchers. E.sodS.0o: good heavy. $50
dsod.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reeeipts. 800
head; market steady. native muttons,
S.WuL0, lambs, E.0oieto
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-12

OMAHA, May li.-HAY-No. 1, sgl. .5a0
2 90: No. . slSOoqa0. 90; No. o. SIS. .ooqfi7. .O5
No. middling 30, ,60d2i 90; No. / low,
and. ss.ocgis. 20 alfslfa, choice third and
ond cuttings, so 0ou33 90; No. 2, SIS, con
% 90; No. .. sis.o0d1s.0o.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-12
81. Joseph Live stock Market.

ST. JOSEPH, May li.-CATTLE--Re
ceipts, loo head; market steady; steers,
S,bpsb; cows and heifsrs. As5QIe0,
calves, N.0oaf.7b.
HoGS-ReceiptE. 1900 head; market
slow top. N.sb. bulk OF sales, S.Tbff7yO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-No receipts;
market nominally steady; lambs. 1850
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-12

Kansas fifty brnin and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. May n-wHEAT-
Cash, unchanged; No. hard, N.la9l. ls;
No. 3, s.ll9Ll4; No. . red. tl-1sd1-2O: No.
g. gLf0d1.lS
CoRN-isc lower; No. . mixed. slasiHc;
No. 3, s0dsi1c; No. white, s1has2c; No
3. Soc.
oATS-Unchanged: No. white, 57iLd
5Sc; No. mixed, 5s1kQ67c.
Closing quotations on futures were:
WHEAT-July, u.0sis; September, sil03&
Der. 72h472isc; December. 5sAd5sxc.
oATS-July, 5lAc; September, f3sc.
RYE-4desc.
HAY-Weak; choice timothy, s2s5o1
T.m; choice prairie, 81 51d22oo
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-12
Ifnneapoli. Grain Market.

s MINNEAPOLIS, May u--wHEAT-
Close, 81 Is: July, 81 .is1s; September, 81 %
Cash: No. hard. s1.1s; No. / northern,
8 ls41. lsa; No. northern. a-1sgl. .Is4;
No. 3. 81 .i4Q1 .14ii.
BARLEY-Tsc6N-A
FLAx-Eu.
CORNING. yellow. T97sc.
OATsLEo. whIts. Sc.
RYE-No. 2 SC.
BRAN-In 100 h.. sacks. 81 5E8q9l0a
FLOUR-Active; first patents, E.Na
&75; second patents. G.i5a6S: first
clears. saso64B: second clears. s.oas.lo
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-12
sugar Market.

NEW YORK. May 1l.-sUGAR-Raw.
quiet; Muscovado, g test. 3.4sc; eentrtf.
test. 3.2sc: refined, quiet; Crushed sOe.
nne granulated. 6.loc; powdered, 5. .20c,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-12

PEORIA, May i.-coRN-steady: No
9 yellow, 7Sq7sltc: No I yellow, fsai5c
No. 3 mixed, nc; No. 4 mixed, 74c; sam.
pie. 64Q11Oc.
QATs-steady; No. ? white. bsc; stand
ard. eTAc; No. . white. 574c