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Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-21
PIGS

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SHEEP-Some Improvement In the ae-
mand for fat lambs produced a market
in which the element OF buying preference
cut q very small figure. sheep were ia
vored. but lambs sold with q reasonable
degree Of freedom from the start and a
good clearance OF well finished classes
OF stock was made early IN the session.
Healthy competition. due TO limited
run. enabled sellers TO obtain prices
strong to io0iSc higher In most Instances.
supply was estimated at about 1000
head, more than half OF the run con-
sisting of lambs Practically everything
came In the fleece and quality on an
average was pretty good. Fat ewes were
leading offerings In the sheep branch of
rare exceptions.
The best lambs on sale were toppy
Mexicans held over from yesterday. They
brought SIG. the highest price paid
since last July. while q less desirable
band Of Mexioans landed at E.0. Good
9di5. indicating a SIS limit for some
thing strictly prime in this line.
Fat ewes reached S. 2s9S.b0, with me-
dunn TO common grades selling at SEQ
and less. Quotations on weshers and
yeariings remained unchanged as the
small TO warrant price revision. ~
Feeders acted creditably at figures Ut
tie different from those In force on fair
kinds Of tat stock. The country demand Is
becoming broader and more active each
day. considerable stuff going back for
finai finish that found . packing out
let only 4 short time ego. Two days
purchase OF feeders. according TO the tab
record, amounts 10 $500 head
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs.
good 70 choice. G.oeq7.N: lambs. fair 70
good, Sso97Oo; yearilngs. good 70 choice,
&.8<Jdi5; ycariings. fair 90 good, N.e1f
SIS: wethers. good 70 choice, N5o1S. %:
wethers. fair 10 good. S.B4a.go; ewes.
good 70 choice, H.ioUs.p: ewes, fair TO
good. nLtS0en
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-21
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Favorable News Gives Considerable
Strength to Market.
STEEL ISSUES SHOW STRENGTH
First Three Hours Larger Than
for Any Similar Period
This Month.

NEW YORK. March a.-Reported pros
poets OF early settlement OF the British
goal strike, hope that the American coal
disputes may be amlcably adjusted and
further advances in copper. metal, lead
and finished iron and steel impaired q
considerable degree OF strength and ae-
uv1ty TO the stock market today. The
buying was OF a more substantial charae-
ter, much OF II apparently originating
with conservative investors and the large
Institutions which held aloof because Of
seemingly adverse Industrial and politi-
cal conditions.
Further evidence OF this country's
steady growth In exports as disclosed
In the February statement was another
factor OF favorable import
The rise In the eoppers naturally pro-
voked some discussion regarding future
dividend disbursements on Amalgsmated
Copper and Anaconda shares. While moth
ing definite is obtainabie. Il is believed
that the Amalgamated directors will In
crease the prevailing rate, with no change
In Anaconda
The rise IN United states Steel was due
to better demand for all kinds OF prod
ucts. a condition which served TO neu-
tralize any discouragement felt over the
compAnys report for 1911, disclosing an
enormous falling off In total business for
that year.
The volume OF business on the Stock
market for the first three hours was
larger than for any similar period this
month and although the advantage eased
off later. II was without effect on prices.
Union Pacific, Reading. Iehigh Valley
and United States Steel attained their
highest level in the last hour. There was
also some inquiry for New York Cen
trail and for Baltimore & Ohio. which re-
ported favorable earnings for February.
and for Atchison and American sugar.
The closing was almost buoyant and
In no instance Of importance were finai
prices more than fraction below the
best.
London was at first q buyer here. but
sold later. its operations suggesting profit
taking
There was a better inquiry for bonds.
especially Of the convertible class. Allis-
Chalmers made sharp recovery on an
nouncement Of friendly receivership pro-
ceedings.
Total sales. par value, aggregated e.
ssc.eoo. Panama IS advanced u per cent
on call.
Number Of saies and leading quotations
s.NF-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-21
Total receipts. .lsd Nt
DlsPOsITioN-Ht,AD.
Totals

CATTLE-Cattie receipts were very
liberal again today. making the total for
the three days 1881 head. the larg-
est since four weeks ago and larger than
year ago by 1000 head.
The heavy fall OF snow made trains
somewhat late and as the weather re-
ports indicated Q continuance Of the
ms IN severity before the coming Of
another day, buyers were anxious 10
load up with few cattle. The prob
ability that receipts might DO light 10.
morrow was evidently at the bottom Of
the good demand. Accordingly buyers
were out In good season In the morn
Ing and desirable killers. both beef steers
and COW stuff. changed hands very readily
a. prices that were generally ioc higher
than yesterday. some kinds OF cattle
showed even mors advances than that
Perhaps ths. best way 10 describe the
market would be TO quote II AZ back
week. the weakness developed yesterday
and Monday. having been pretty much
all made up.
Good fssdsrs we're in good demand
and they TOO bold stronger than yesterday.
feeder buyer paid as high as es.75 for
some well bred fleehy Colorado steers
Quotations on catfle-0ood 70 choice
beat steers. F0o9&eo: fair 20 good beef
steers. tsb0f 90; common 10 fair beef
steers, w5oQs1a, good TO choice heffers,
E.So0e-3o: good 70 choice cows. M7bu6. 50;
fair to good cows, ss.oou475; common to
fair cows nIs4+oo; good 70 choice stock
srs and feeders. e0ga1 fair 70 good.
heifers. AWgs.as; veal calves. Nooas.o 10.
bulls. stays. etc, N.ooQS0o
ReprasenfatiE xalaa
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-21
ArticieI open. High.l Low. Close. Yes'y

Cash quotations were as fOliohs.
FLOUR-Steady; winter patents, Aio9
b.iO: winter straights, SS.Sa4-5; spring
patents, si.sod5s0; spring straights. A5C8
40: bakers. H.Fea4-6.
BARLEY-Feed or mixing, 1oc97l-oo;
fair to choice mailing, A.Sal.Z
SEED Timothy. Sll~gii.5e. Clover
SlG.aaz2 8.
din tiercesl, s. ~ Short ribs Qoosel, $40.
Total clearances OF wheat and flour
were equal to 2.oo bu. Primary re-
ceipts were 55S000 bu., compared with SS,-
GO Blu. the corresponding day year ago.
The worlds visible supply, as shown BY
Bradstreets tcorrectedl Increased slew
bu. Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, Is cars: corn, 10 cars; oats, Ia
cars; hogs, 1900 head.
Chicago Closing Prices-Wheat. NO. 2
red, s1.W&1LHA. No. red, N-00g l.o2is;
No. hard, SLQilGLe5; No. hard, n-od
Les; No. northern. a.l5al.h; No.
northern. slG0i.13: No. northern. Ae4q
n8Gl.G; No. I spring. sscasl.Os; velvet.
chaff. Sc9sLo; durum. Scdsle Corn,
No. 8 sstzS7c: No. 4 white, &d6sl<c: No.
3 yellow, 67IaG6sc; No. 4, s41s9&i1c: No. 4
white. es9s7c; No. yellow, 686SAc- oats,
No. 2 white. 1d6415c; No. white, 2stq
53isc; No. white, 5eqSSei standard. -
Rye: No. 2, Sic. Barley. 75cGsl ID
Timothy seed. al.eo91i.sa. Clover seed,
sis.0Gea =.
BUTTER Steady: creameries. esa9c;
dairies zsd7c.
mark, cases Included. 1sGls1zc; ordinary
Tirsts. sc; firsts. 2oc.
CHEESE-Ffrm: daisies. 1sls91sc: twins.
1s11si=c: young Americas. lssza1sc; long
horns. isls9l2c-
PoTAToEs-stcady; receipts. C earsI
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-21

tiers, sellers bad little trouble in raising
values 70 levels considerably above those
existing early despite a liberal Supp.
Bulk OF receipts sold at lsd3ec above
yesterdays bulk.
Yard estimate placed the crop at over
1900 head. the proportion Of heavy and
good butcher grades proving fairly large.
Less than one-third Of the total offer
ings carried weights below 40 pounds.
shippers and spectators bought smooth
quality stock As Q rule, taking over 10
per cent OF the run Clearance of all
weights was practically complete before
II o'clock, closing business showing the
80 50 advances
Best heavy hogs on sale brought ysos
as compared with yesterdays top Of s.5,
while bulk cleared at sS,f5sS-so. Narrower
range In prices and uneven trading left
spreads between the three general classes
Of stock poorly defined.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices ON Beard of Trade.

CHICAGO, March 0.-Fear that fall
sown wheat would be smothered under
ice helped bring prices for cereals today
to steadiness at the close. Latest trans
actions varied from &c off TO nc up
as compared with twenty-four hours be-
fore. Corn finished with gain Of AgAc.
oats ut an advance OF isc to hQ9sc and
hog products dearer by lie to IlxQSc.
1t was q nerSous day In the wheat pit,
but the volume Of business was not en-
larged- excapt- at spaamodic Intervals.
when tho market Topped in an irregular
manner much above or below last nights
level. The appearance OF sleet at num-
Der Of places after rain and snow had
been followed BY freeze. was what gave
rise 10 misgivings about worse effects
II severe cold spell should set In.
Speculators on the bull side were also
favored BY q dropping off In receipts
northwest and by some fairly large flour
sales at Minneapolis. On the other hand.
the settlement Of the British coal strike.
which was Threatening TO delay supplies
Of grain at Liverpool, knocked the props
from under prices for d considerable time.
A chilling effect on buyers OF wheat
resulted from discovery that the worlds
available supply. instead OF exhibiting
big decrease for the week had In reality
made a substantial growth. Worse
frequency OF crop damage complaints.
however, acted ss an offset as the day
approached an end. During the session
May fluctuated between u.01AGi0ih TO
siozA. with the close n.0i& just &c
under last night.
stormy weather brought about active
buying Of options In corn. Absence OF.
eastern demand for cash grades, though,
restricted the tendency Of the market TO
advance. May ranged from 7lqnsc to
7isc. closing firm izQsc net higher at
7lAc. The figures for spot corn were
steady. No. yellow was quoted at a.
d6sAc, for car lots.
Renewed prospect Of delay In seeding
operations lifted oats. Purchases came
principally from commission sources.
Outside limits touched for May were
5sc65slac, with last sales Nc up at 5sfsc.
Provisions climbed in consequence Of
steep rise at the yards. Smaller western
packers who might have been tempted
to deliver here owing TO lack OF storage
room. When the last gong struck. pork
had become 2hc TO NI4q9oc more ex-
pensive and the rest CT the list had risen
7is13Oc.
s-.foi.i Oman / HIrh 4 low | Close Yes'y
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-21

NEW YORK, March 2o.-METALs-
Standard copper. firm; spot, March.
April, May. June and July. t1Ls7ih6
l4.62lA. London market, easy; spot, f6s
lis Cd futures f65 lis Sd. Arrivals re-
ported in New York today 800 tons Gus
tom house returns show exports Of 1850
tons so far this month. Lake Copper,
lSc: electroiytic. iikal5c; casting. iiA6
l41sc. Tin, easy; spot. $4z.oO942l0: March.
81. SS9z- s7ii: April sn.556A.75: May, $n.ao
dn.30: June, sDsog5a1e; July, s4050H
ESQ. Local sales five tons May at sfl.90:
ten tons June at siLo0; fifty tons April al
tn.6 twenty-five tons at ALE, and
twenty-five tons August at t4o.75. London,
market quiet; spot. f1ss lis; futures, nS7.
Lead, firm; t4z7i1d4.3s. New York; A1zIzd
Ar, East St Louis; London. f1S IS. Spelter,
weak; tssa670. New York; ssS71 bid,
East st. Louis. London, Fl. Anthony,
quiet; Cookson'S E.s1& Iron, Cleveland
warrants SIS Cd in London. Locally iron
was steady. No. ! foundry northern.
u50odi5-5o: No. :. sla5odl5Ae; No. /
southern and No. l southern. soft. sIsoo
G1aS
ST. LOUIS, March 2e.-METALS-Iead
higher; sA1cT Li0iz, speiter, lower; ss.559
go
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-21

NEW YORK. March M-coFFEE-
Future market opened steady at q de-
cline Of ts7s points, under scattering real
king and in sympathy with lower Euro
pean cables The close was barely steady.
with prices net point lower to 4 points
higher. Sales. se.ooe bags. March, l2-soc;
April. ia5sc; May. Es3c: June. lAs7e;
July. iS72c; August i376c. September,
iaS9c; October, IS7sc: November and De-
Gambler. ENC; January. l3-Tsc: February.
l27oc. Hayre was u to y franc lower.
Hamburg was Z to y pig. lower. Rio.
firm at $40. Santos, steady. unchanged,
ts; $50; 7s. $50. Receipts at the two
brazilian ports ZOO bags against 1900
bags last year. Jundlahy receipts, 1000
bags against 2aoo bags last year. Rain
or showers were reported IN Sac Pauio.
New York warehouse deliveries yesterday
we're lSA bags against SEQ bags last
year. Today's special Santos cable re-
ported r. unchanged; Sac Paulo receipts
1b.0o bags against lS0oo bags yesterday.
Spot coffee. steady; Rio No. Z. iissc; ssn-
tos No. I. i5Tsc; mild. firm; cordovs. is
dfiSLc, nominal.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-21

NEW YORK. March s-MoNEY-on
call, steady; 2S6s,s per cent; ruling rate.
- per cent; closing bid. N per cent: Of
fsred at "a per cent: time loans, strong:
sixty days. 81 per cent; ninety days, 81
per cent: SIX months. ss9SA per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4efii
per cent.
STERLING ExCHANGE-Easy. with
actual business in bankers bills at Nsii5
for sixty-day bills. and az NssN for de-
mand- Commercial bills, ASis.
SIlsYER-Mexican dollars, &c
BONDS-Goverument, railroad. firul
Closing quotations on bonds today were
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-21
A.. loui. Live stoct Narket.

ST. LOUIS. March 2o.-cATTLE-Re-
ceipts, s,5U head. including 40 Texans;
market strong; native beef steers, S.0oee
SIS; cows and heifers,. 80 .0cd7 80; stock
ers and feeders, t3.75q6. Is: Texas and In
dian steers, E.0oei1 90: cows and heifers.
&. sods Is; calves in carload lots, 5000
I 90
HoGs-Receipts, 1000 head: market 10
disc higher; pigs and lights, t5.00df 80;
mixed and butchers, sf.l5GT.S5; good
heavy, s. .1od7.35.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 5000
head; market strong: native muttons.
81 .25(t6 90; lambs, IS .oofS.0o.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-21

NEW YORK, March a.-coTToN-
Spot closed quiet. points higher; mid
ding uplands, lo.s5c: middling gulf, 1880;
sales, 30 bales Futures closed steady.
MAY, 10. sc; June, 1053c: July. Ia5sc;
August, 10.s7c: September, ie.57e: October,
10. sc: November. I0.s4c; December, 106sc:
January, l0.s4c; February. 10.e3c.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-21

about steady: choice. l4%ll5zc; extra
choice. 5H,fIis.xc: fancy, Is46i7Ac
Peaches, stea~y. but inactive; choice, 1o1z
4ie%.c; extra choice, IldilAc. fancy. lila
RI2c. Ralsins, firm with a little better
inquiry: loose Muscateis, 5ff6ssc; choice
to fancy seeded, 6>1c: seedleSs, 5iz1
&C: LonuOn layers, N.klGl-6-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-21

WASHINGTON, March 0--At the be-
ginning of business today the condition
OF the United States treasury was.
working balance in treasury offices. So :.
~ 80. In banks and Philippine treasury.
az So. s. Total balance in general fund
was si2l.s5T.5z Ordinary receipts yestsr-
day we're s. ri 81 Ordinary disburse-
menfs. si.gsS5i2 Deficit to date this fIs-
cal year, s1s.z2,s4z against s.f5zesl this
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-21

LONDON, March M-American securi-
Ties opened steady and about UNCHANGED
today. The early trading was quiet, but
the market had q firm undertone ana
the list advanced from u to II points
above parity under the lead OF Canadian
Pacific.
Values continued 10 improve In the
afternoon, when Amalgameted Copper be-
came an active leader. The dosing was
steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-21

Wisconsin. aIslIl5; Michigan and MIN
nesota. sLl4aLIs
/ RYE-No. = Sic.
! PouLTRY-Firm: turkeys. live, lie:
dressed, &c. springs. live, l5i-e;
dressed. i5e; springs. live. iSlzc: dressed,
isS s
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-21
Liverpool Grain Market.

LIVERPOOL. March a.-wHEAT-
Spot. nominal. Futures, weak; March.
S. ID; May. Is 75sd: July. Is 81.
coRN-Spot. steady: American mixed,
new. 90 3D.; American mixed. old, 6sild;
American mixed. new kiln dried, 6s nd,
Futures. steady; May. Is SID: September,
IS I'D.
FLoUR-wir.sr patents, zss ID.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-21
oils and Resin

SAVANNAH. oa., March MUIR
PENTINE-Frm al og5S4e; sales. ~
bbis.; receipts, "a bills; shipments. 79
bbis.; stocks. isJes~ bbls.
ROSTN-Firm: sales. l.2ls bbls.; re-
eeipts, 14s bbls.: shipments. 307s bbls
stocks. 7,s75 bbls. Quotations: b, t6&7s;
K. So; N. Us; Il. $40; VIC, $40; Wv.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-21

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. March 9-cATTLE
Receipts, LOO head: market steady;
steers, S.0o1&oo; cows and helfers, IS
df.oo; calves. N50GSoo.
HOGS-Rsceipts, 100 head: market 50
ioc higher; top, H.25; bulk Of sales, s6S5g
7.fl
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, i50a
head; market strong; lambs. t5.2sd7.D
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-21

NEW YORK. March 9.-Bradstreet' Is
their statement OF available supplies OF
grain issued yesterday: Canada In
creased l.l7s,00 bushels; total United
States and Canada, decreased l,las000
bushels. total American and European
supplies, Increased 8l, 900 bushels.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-21
OMAHA GrSEaAL MARKET.

pt-,-ru,r ~ ,n -.~so.. 81, ~.
~ AZ ,nhs nc. "a 4 a., rsek,rS
a d ss:u : rs,' sv,... 49, .m.,.
ss $3.50 $3.50. nc; e'V s,,s, ~ vcr ns,
,.,,,,s.ns a.. s,. - sr.cs a.. II,,s.
$500 s.ih d.. lin a.
pEEF cirT ppIcEs~pfn.. Ma 4
t7ils. Ma f.e: M isEe I1lns'
No ise. No 4 iK,.c, No a. chnsEs,
70. | y: Ne; 4 'S ,ss Ne I.s Rounds s,.,a:
80. NJ a.. Ma
~ Rprt;ssS,oN II fTslc. No ise. No 4
49, - "N' 80
forNs-No Ia. No a INC. No. A n
cffiJcKs"Na. i sc, IA. II 5to: Nc. a
nc.
kotyNpeL-No, 1. He: no. =. w,xc: No.
PLATEs-Ne, 1. &C; No. o exc: g C.
FISH fresh frosen)-Pickersl, 7e; white,
loc; pike. 10; trout, ii9iac; large crapples.
lsQf5c: Spanish mackerei, 7c. eel. isc.
haddoeks. lie: founders. isc: green cat
fish. 10: roe shad. q each. shad roe. per
pair. b0c; salmon 10; halibut, ssci yel-
low perch, Se; buffalo. &c; builheads, he.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1890 Per acr. !
$1,000; geese, ise; turkeys. 2sci pigeons.
per Goa uM Alive broilsrs lshe
hens nte; old roostors and stage. se oid
ducks. full feathered. lie; geese full
aeatntreo, vs. turkeys' itc' kulnes LowIs'
- saeh' pigeons. Per aoA 80 n1msr
Rsr oo@' Wv SQUADS NO l. sl~' w. =
Eprr,rs .,.. 49, .,.x ~,
n.x,s - ~ I. "A, 1as,ssn - IA
w, ,ancy wnesaps. pei es,' 49, ~:
s ssnsy assouri f,ppahs Pn oe, 80, 49,,
sncy uanos. peI opl, 49, sesh0 sons
49,, a,,....sssl ~. wssh.
ason 4y"rsnos pI ooA' wsss
i ns,o Sea. pesu.a, per uoA; 80. = 4
1s wi nAn "sps, ~ = -
- sn. 1872 ~ - 5s1as *
T.n,.~.,.n. yu,.a, s.a.v - M
~ *. n.s AZ 49,. ,e no.
nn' ~; pssb. ~ - y,
~ @ ~. a A
c.n, pss N oone 81 ,s .ss.
Siorns. ~ -
~, ~ 81 " 81 ~. ~ g
case o. ~. pnsss s@.~. Vu,s. ~ =
ana Wip. poksa per 10. vi ivInsn'
s.c.oHn IN ~ Do.es' 81 H. ,s c,
cromn IN NJ oxes, ~, "a g. =
s T,',,, ~ F,ea. ~ -, ss' ~. NJ.
rrmt. rloHaa, ~. psr gray, WV.
- sise, per crate. N.~: 9stN sizes. per
craze .@ -, e - MA spss pa
opis.. seo9 enons - " s'ns
se.eesea - ~ 1a 10y. 80" s'
pei ~; te", IONA .smon. ~ tshes,
so-@e sues, per oox. w. ~ and ~
sues, eS pe. oox Ie osnses' caI-
torma SameinS orsns. nssen. extra
tAncy.. nislesno- 1 v s ~ =. Per
oox. ~; Eiephsnt ossn 90 iNA"-hs-0"-
n ~ iA rssss Ds 1 OI e'op, pr ~
~, -. caus 49, M PEI ID.
sEe. ne. CIornis. y. TO- ~. , Se,sIS :
Shniofh.A sunoo, ~ uoA-' Wv, Nv. ne,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-21
ree-is Market.

PEORIA, March 1.-CoRN-Firm. No.
5 white. i6Ac; No. yellow. ssde654c; No.
yellow. eisc; No. mixed. &c; No.
mixed. 6isc.
oATs-Unchsnged; No. white, azc;
standard, 5hc; No. white, Sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-21
kan.a. city Grain and Proyi.ion..

KANSAS CITY, March 2n-wHEAT-
Cash, hc lower: No. hard. sl.o4lt6ll 10;
No. :. tio2l4aa. s1te; No. . red. sl0oal.ol:
No. = &usssfc.
coRN-Steady to NC higher; No. 9
mixed. eslzp7oc; No. 3 &c; No. white.
@u7le: No. 3, ssAc.
OATs-Unchanged to &c higher: No. 2
white, 5aisGl54ifc; No, 2 mixed, 52ila53t4c
Closing prices OF futures;
WHEAT-May, u.0oHGl.0oA bid; July,
92xla2sto bid; September. s0-. Qso;sc.
CORN-May. &c, sellers: July. 1vssa7lc
bid; September. 63Is96ss4c bid.
. oATs-Aay, a's465c bid; July. fIsc
bid.
RYE-9o192c.
HAY-Steady; choice timothy, s2OOO0
q 80; choice prairie, si7.5o.
BUTTER-Creamery. 2Sc; flrsts. sc:
seconds, 34c; packing stock. MIC.
EGGSEExtras &c; fIrsts lec
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-21
PhiIadeIphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA, March B.-BUTTER
Firm; western creamery specials, &c;
extra, &c: nearby prints. extra, &c.
EG0S-Steady; Pennsylvania and other
nearby firsts, {. c., SIS per case; current
receipts, 500 per case. western frsts, I.
c., s6.S per case; current receipts, (. c.,
N.9 per case.
CHEESE-Ftrm: New York full creams,
fancy, islsGieasc; fair to good, isA9isc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-21

NEW YORK. March a.-DRY GOODS.
with mills slow 10 sell on account Of wage
complications. yobbers report q broaden
ing market. worzted yarns are flrmer
and higher. Dress goods are in better
demand for fall. Knit goods are being
advance
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-21
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
Shorts 0versell and Cause Spasmodic
Spurts in Wheat.
sIUGGISHNESS NOTED IN CORN
Country Elevators Are Cleaning Out
stocks and After Thi. Receipts
VIII BE Light, Say the
Cash Dealers.
OMAHA. March %. lsla

The wheat market shows only spas
mode spurts caused by covering of over
sold shorts. Permanent bull support is
lacking The demand for flour has not
revived and there is no scarcity Of mill
ing wheat as was expected. the move
ment continuing liberal.
The most important factor during the
next thirty days win be the character OF
the corn reports. Conditions TO date are
excellent and unless damage occurs 10
the growing crop no natural advance Will
be justified
Owing 10 the weather conditions The
corn market Is sluggish. Country ele-
vators are clearing cat stocks and after
this receipts via be very light. 50 say
the cash dealers. AS the cash supply de-
ereases II Is more than likely the futures
Will advance.
Weak Liverpool cables gave wheat an
easier start Sentiment Is generally bear
ish and the crowd played for break.
Cash wheat was unchanged.
Corn was very dull. News was lacking
and buyers didn't take hold as the ship
ping demand Is slow. Cash corn was Nc
to i1c higher.
Primary wheat receipts were $500 bu.
and shipments were slS,ooo bu. against
receipts last year og $4,000 Blu. and ship
ments OF 22a.0eo bu--
Primary corn receipts were $4,000 bu.
and shipments were Si.o@ bu-. against
receipts last year OF S<AsuuJ pu- ana snip
ments OF A4,0oo bu.
Ciearances were 100 bu OF corn, 600 bu
q oats and wheat and flour equal TO
Liverpool closed k9ihd lower on wheat
and unchanged 10 I'D higher on corn.
The following cash sales we're reported:
wHEAT-No. 2 hard: . cars, HON;
coRN-No. ! white: 1 car. s7Ac: car.
67Ac. No. white: cars. CSC: l car.
G5Ac. No. yellow: / car. 65Ac: cars,
S4lfe; ! cars, Sc. No. 3 mixed: / car,
sSi4c; car. CSC; / car. sShc. No mixed:
) cars. Sc No grade: ! car. sc; car
oATs-No. 3 white: 6 cars. 5,ae. No.
white, / car. size. i-f
Omaha Cash Prices.
wHEAT-No. 2 hard. si.oi9I.04iz: No.
hard, slootsGl .osis: No. hard, sScdsl oo,s:
CORNING. . white, dq67ho: No. 4
white. Ssh066c; No. color, 661tqS7e; No.
yellow, es465Ac; No. yellow. eSlf064isc;
No. , 6SssGssitc; No. I. ssas4e; no grade,
s0d63c
oATs-No. . white. 6iae6ac: standard.
5litQ5lAc: No, . white. 6lhd5llsc; No.
white, D&d6iac; No. ) yellow, 5ia6ihc,
No. q yellow, 5o,4s56ic.
BARLEY-Maiting. ssc9si.9 %: No. 1 feed,
70qs0c; heavier feed, 0tieSc.
RYE-No. 2. sias2c, No. J, eodsic.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-21
srinneapoIi. Grain Market.

MINNEAPOLIS. March 30.-wHEAT-
May, q. esss9i .osas; July. N.osN; septem-
Der. sl.og&. Cash: No. / hard, 81 .osI.;
No. / northern, n.oTA; No. . northern
81. o5x; No 8. a.H4.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-21
Apples aad Dried Fruit.

RATEu APPLES-Qmet and steady.
with prices unchanged; on the spot.
fancy, ssdioitc; choice, ss.6sAe; prime.
7ikasc-
Dried FRUITS-Prunes. dun and
easy; quotations range from tstdffc for
CALIFORNIA; up TO 3o-ios and sH912c for
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-21

OMAHA, March G.--Bank clearings for
today were t2sz7. Sos. ~ and for the corrs-
spending day last year t3ssz.t1E
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-21
srtoicsKERs ANp FEEpERs

q Ii feeders, .iOss SIS q feeders. .iss IS
HoGs-Trace IN hogs was a wild at
fair. packers buying recklessiy through
out the session at figures ranging al the
way from Q dime to q quarter higher.
Opening prices showed the smaller ad-
vances. but Improvement was rapid. and
with the demand rayenous from all quar-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-21

ct. LOUIS. March a.-wOOI-Stesd
territory and western mediums. ie31Sc;