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SHE'S LIKE WASHINGTON.
BUT IS FINED BY COURT,

SHAMOKIN, Pa, Jan. 2s.-when
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pany found two of their cherry trees
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Mrs. Gaughan yesterday declared she
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WEDDING GUESTS PAY slo FINES

Prospect avenue. and Tony sorana, 20
years old, Of 81 Stone street. were dned
$40 each by Judge Herr. in the Fourth
Precinct Police Court today Tor GREAT
ing a disturbance at q Poiish Wedding
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Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12
DIsPosITIoN-HEAD
Totals

CATTLE-Receipts Of cattle were mod
crate again today, making the total for
the week only l2,3il head. While this is
larger than for the corresponding days
of last week when train service was de-
moralized by the floods II shows a falling
off of almost $500 head as compared
with the corresponding period two weeks
ago and OF about 1000 head as compared
with the same days year ago.
The market on beef steers opened steady
this morning and the trade was fairly ac-
tive for such cattle as buyers wanted. In
some cases statesmen who had good light
cattle thought that they secured a little
more money even than yesterday. stu
generally speaking the market could not
be quoted any more than steady. After
the first round the trade became dull,
closing slow on such cattle as were left
Cows and heifers were In good demand
this morning and they sold very freely
at good steady prices. Pretty much every
thing In sight changed hands early In
the morning.
There were only very few stockers
and feeders In sight and the market on
that kind OF cattle was not materially
changed
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
beef steers, s. 5oQs Is: fair TO good beef
steers, G.00p7 10; common to fair beef
steers. sd.0ofT.0o; good to choice heifers.
~ cor 90. good to choice cows, t5.50I6. 70:
fair 10 good cows. 81. ISff5 30; common TO
fair cows. 81 .Isd4.75; good TO choice stock
vfs and feeders. S.7Jd6.ee. fair to good
stockers and feeders, 8. 25q5.75; common
to fair stockers and feeders, u.5oa6. IS
stock helfers, 8. 5oaS 80; veal calves. $500
$50; bulls, stays. etc. A.oq5.00
1rfsL
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features Of the Trading and Closing
Prices ON Board OF Trade.

2 CHICAGO, April li.-New futures In the
wheat sold today at the highest level
reached 30 far this season. Millions OF
bushels, unloaded By the chief owners
OF the option. nullified the advance.
which was due mainly. 10 increased ex-
element over reports Of damage 10 grow
lng wheat, especially In Illinois. The
market closed easy at prices varying
iiom h41ac lower to sst,Tc up. Latest
trading left corn with net gain OF &c
night and provisions slantlng from un-
changed figures TO Issdi0c decline.
crop damage excitement was at white
heat most OF the day. Opinions from
springfield were that central Illinois
Noula not raise this year more than ~
per cent Of an average yield. Bad con.
anions were also heard from ONO and
indiana. with considerable doubtful acre
axe IN Kansas and Nebraska
There was much realizing In the later
months. due In part TO excellent prog
less OF seed operations throughout the
.yakotas and Minnesota, The July option,
which between the opening and the close
lad sold up from 9i.00ssMi.Oe. finished
with only isdsse OF the days advance. At
sl.0pdui.Ol.
Corn surpassed previous high marks Of
the year.N rnd.mlnlshed demand south
ranged from 5sAni4Ac. closing at &c
even. off AffAc net. Net cash grades
were firm. no. yellow by sample was
quoted at soafs0ifc
July and September oats today touched
ahe loftiest prices witnessed In April dur
1ng recent years. Shorts were agltated
BY the outlook that new oats TINS year
would not be available for delivery on
July contracts and that squeeze In that
option would be difficult TO AVOID. ut.
side limits reached for the future named
were 5AaA.c, At S3s.n55isc. with last sales
tsc mel higher, at bSst1oJssc.
wnen the last gong sounded pork was
off sQsisc. but lard and ribs were vir-
'tually the same as twenty-four hours be-
G0re.
quotations on futures closed as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12

SHEEP-For a Thursday. receipts of
sheep and lambs appeared to be in ex-
cess OF packing requirements. but twenty
three loads Of the forty-one load estI-
mate we're consigned through 10 the east
and actual offerings were limited. Bulk
consisted Of lambs in the fleece and the
demand from all quarters had a fair de-
gree OF activity from the start. Com
pared with yesterdays trade prices ruled
firm to a little hugher. but sorts were
usually larger and most statesmen were
inclined TO call the market merely steady
TO strong.
Some toppy fat lambs that were yarded
In the quarantine division reached the
5000 level. while fair to good strings
moved around N.2Jlfi.50. Slack demand
from shearers left packers an open field
and big bulk Of the supply sold on pack
Ing orders.
10 anything. sheep were more active
than lambs. good ewes selling as high
as $500 with less desirable grades at $3.50
n5.i0 There were no wethers or year
lings OF consequence on sale and short
lambs. spring lambs and thin feeding
classes were equally scarce. During the
first three days OF the week. something
like 500 head of stock have been sold
on country account. mostly shearing
lambs In fair killing flesh that brought
N.25dTR.
The general market lately has shown
few changes. current values ruling fully
steady with those IN force at last weeks
close. Lambs have outnumbered sheen on
all days and. with the exception Of
Tuesdays supply, daily runs included
heavy shipments NJ through stock
Dressed mutton trade In the east Is not
In the best Of condition. however. and
the packing demand throughout has been
conservatively active rather than urgent.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs
ANA 10. ~k.Kl.. L.
good. S6@ff7.65: lambs. shorn, s. J0d7. 2.
fat shearing lambs. sse077.45: yeariings
handy. &-siGLoo; yearlings. heayy, 1881
SIS: wethers, good to choice. @,00ds. 81:
wethers, fair to good. S5.75as.00; ewes,
good to choice. S.@d6.oo; ewes. fair to
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12
81. I.ou,. GenrraI Markct.

ST LOUIS. April -WHEAT-Higher
track, No. red, siO7ls; No. hard, Il.o6
dIH.
coRN.-Hlgher; track. No. .. site; No.
Q white. sids9c.
oATs-Higher; track. No. . 5iisc; No.
: white, 5Sa.a59lac.
Closing prices OF futureE:
WHEAT-weak. May, s.0t.' July, s6N
Ms5Ac.
CORN-HiEher; May. S0iac; July. TS7sc.
OATS-Higher. Nav, 6T&c: July, Sc.
RYE-Unchanged at a5c.
FLoUR-Higher; red winter patents
"a. f0u6.l0. extra fancy and straight. 81 n
G4eS; hard winter clears. saS0a3S5,
CORNMEAL-s35e.
BilAN-Firm. sacked east track, tiS
| Ni.36.
HAY-strong; timothy. se5O0a2sco; pra-
! rie. s2i.0oass0o
| PRoVIsloNS-Pork. Unchanged job.
bling. Sl5.B. Lard. unchanged: prime
steam. ts.tiis0a5sif. Dry salt meats. un.
changed: boxed. extra shorts. 500; clear
ribs 400; short clears. sos. Bacon. un-
changed: boxed extra shorts sii.50. clear
RIBS sll.a0: short clears, sii.75.
1 kOTLTRY - Weak: chickens, i2hc,
springs, i5c; turkeys, iic: ducks. lsc.
geese. sc.
BUTTER-Firm; creamery. eSn33c
7 tl,ftiS-InWer iG2.p
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12
Kan.a. City Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, NO.. April m.-CAT-
TLE-Recsipts. 1900 head. including 500
southerns; market strong to higher:
southern. S.T5; dressed beef and export
steers. S7SaS.50; fair to good. S. s5fr7. co.
western steers, s6.0Dff7.00; stockers and
feeders. s5.coGI0o: southern steers, $500
7.I5; southern cows S400d6ao; native
cows, $00fl7G0; native heifers, S50od5. 70;
bulls. N25ff6.5: calves, s50cnS2s
HOGS-Receipts 500 head: market SC
to 1oc lower: bulk of sales. s.40n1. Is:
heavy. S.65dLIIis: packers and butchers
S.9d7.75: lights. T.son7.so; pigs. S.I5G
6T5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 1900
head. market slow and weak: lambs, IS 50
a&15: yearEngs. s6ood7.oo; wethers, 500
ds-5o; ewes. A5odeio; stockers and feed
ers. SS50a5.Oo
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
Comm ODDITIES.

NEW YORK. April l1.-FLoUR-Firm;
spring patents, S.345.60; winter stralghts'
A.S5a4-50; winter patents, a-cq4.So;
spnng clears. a25d4O; winter ek-
| : S55aS.eJ; Kansas straights, H.ISd4.S
Rye flour, quiet; fair to good, $3.50
5oo; choice 10 fancy, S.6d5.D.
CORNAEAL-Steady; fine white and
yellow, MeaL7o; coarse. H.55qLeo; kiln
RYE-steady: No. ?. SIC c. 1. T. Buffalo.
BARLEi-Qulet; mailing. ;l.2sal3e C. !.
r. Buffalo.
WHEAT-spot market, firm: No. .
red 81 OBS elevator export basis to arrive
and Al2ls T. o. b. afloat opening navi-
CATION. Futures market was strong most
o. - tne gay. with heavy buying on un-
favorable private crop advices. but lost
part OF the gain under profit taking on
reports OF poor flour trade and in
sympathy with the northwest. closing
&c net lower for May and &c higher for
July Export sales We're 3 loads. May.
N.nianl.l2, closing, Sill1.. July. sl.e5isst
slv't; closing, H.06 l5-l6; receipts, no. ioQ
Du. receipts, H1,s5i
CORN-Spot market, firm: export sac
nominal {. o. b. afloat Futures market
nominal. No receipts
OATs-Spot market, strong; standard
white. e3lsc In elevator: No. 2, 53ifc; No.
D. 65c, No 4, 62isc: natural white and
white clipped, 63ueec on track. Futures
market nominal.
HAi-Strong; prime, sl4j: No. !. $40;
NO. N.23: No. 3. sl.l59la0.
Hofs'-Duil; state, common to choice.
lsll, 3on55c: 1910. nominal Pacific coast,
1911, ilMhc; 1910 nominal
HlDES-steady; Central America, 2rsc:
Bogota, 24d25c
LEATHER-Firm .hemlock flrsts, $50
&c; seconds. 24G9sc; thirds. 2a22c; re-
Professionalism, steady: mess, Sis %
als.2; family, t200oQ21.00: short clear.
tlsodlAI5. Beef. firm; mess, sl3.5gd 400;
family, sl6M4is.5o; beef hams. $4,000
Sl.o Cut meats, firm: picked bellies.
~ 10 II pounds, llal2c; picked hams,
lSTi2ac. Lard, firm middle west
prime, S.aGl0.S: refined, steady: con-
tinent. slo.50; South America, ,ll.Oo; COM
pound, I,sg75sc.
TALLoW-Steady: prime city, hhds.,
SIC; special, SIC; country. 57sds4sc
BUTfER-Weak: receipts, 5674 tubs;
creamery specials. 33c; extras, g2ILc /:
nrsts, 1naS2c; seconds. 3Oikd3ic; state
dairy, finest, 32nS2isc. good to prime,
Wuslc: common to fair. g5d29c.
CHEESE receipts. 7T3 boxes
skins. 4l4iAc.
EGGs-weak; receipts, 22,2s3 cases
fresh gathered extras &c, fresh gathered
firsts, storage packed. 2iaq21hc: fresh
gathered, regular packed, 1873. d20isc
fresh gathered seconds i9k6ii9ikc; west
ern gathered. white. gilkd22ifc.
POpLTRY-Al dull; western chick
ems. l5c; fowls. l6izc; turkeys, l5c
Dressed, barely steady: western fowls,
H1snlIc; turkeys. i3d22c.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Genuine Crop Scare Carries Values
Upward in All Futures.
DAMAGE REPORTS PERSISTENT
New High Prices Are Made In Corn
and Market Continues strong
on the Adyance-Demand
fs Bull Feature.

OMAHA, April ll.-Thsre was a genuine
crop scare market under fun head o
steam today. and values were carried up
ward In full futures.
Not in ma ~ years have the claims o.
winter killing and spotted conditions o.
winter wheat fields been as general.
These reports come from nearly every
section OF the country where wintel
wheat Is raised and country buying OF
ders accompanied these assertions. Thu
fact was the greatest help the market
had and featured the advance.
New high prices were again made In
corn and the market continues strong on
the advance. Demand for the cash article
Is the potent bullish feature. The supply
and demand basis will govern corn val
ues from now on and at present the de-
mand Is greater than the daily receipts.
Crop damage reports was the sigma
for higher wheat values and heavy buy
ing easily sent prices rapidly upward.
cash wheat was AUlc higher.
With wheat strong and higher and cash
corn stu going up the corn market ad-
Nanced easily and made new high crop
{ prices today. Cash corn sold AglAc
higher.
bushels and shipments $500 bushels,
against receipts last year OF 10000 bush
( els and shipments OF 5000 bushels.
Primary corn receipts were $1,000 bush
els and shipments $500 bushels, against
/ receipts last year OF 273,ooo bushels and
shipments OF 5000 bushels.
/ Clearances were 7.Oe0 bushels OF corn,
/ Lee bushels of oats. and wheat and
flour equal to zo.0og bushels.
Liverpool closed I'D higher on wheat
and I'D TO nd higher on corn.
The following cash sales were reported:
Nheat-No. nard: cars. tlO4h; No. ,
mixed: car. sl.0. Corn: No. 3 white. 2
cars. 7sAc: cars. 7sc. No. . yellow: 5
cars. &c. car. Tie: No. yellow: car,
sic; No. 2 mixed: ! car, 7s1sc. No. ,
mixed: l car. 7sl1c. l car. 1sc. No. 4
mixed: cars. nc; l car. 161ac. No grade
car, 75c. 0ats-Standard: l car. 1lsc.
No. . white: l car. 5s4o cars, SC. No.
white. ! car. 55i.c; car. 5lhc.
Oman. Cash rr-ces.
wHEAT-No. : hard, sLo5al.oi. No.
hard. tI.Os6iloe. No. 4 hard. aScqsl.0Sit
CORNING. ) white, 7Na7s4.c; No. 4
white. 7s,sff7sc; No 3 color. 7SfIIsiac; No.
yellow. TAn7Sc. No. yellow. 7ef11Isc.
No. :, 7su7slsc: NO. .. 7ed7c; No 4. 76nq
&C; no grade, I4qf5e.
oATs-No. white. ssi. f6siSc: standard.
ssu5si.c. No. white, sosm5sI.c: No. 4
white. s5isa5sAc; No. 3 yellow, 5sad56i.c
10. yellow. b6i4n55a.c.
BARLEY Mailing. t.Gdisi: No
feed. soueoc; heavier than feed 9ocQ{lo0
RYE-No. :. susic: No. g. s3d9oc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12

HOGS-Too many hogs forced trade
into a still deeper rut, the market proving
slow, mean affair at prices generally
a dime lower. Packers were mere spec
tatoTs during the first two hours OF the
open session, three Of the larger buyers
refusing even to pace bids. Shippers were
les reluctant and less bearish, buying
about two dozen loads of select butcher
stuff early at figures steady or very
nearly so. s.T
Receipts were estimated ct fdily 1900
head. a total that left statesmen In poor
position 10 dictate, especially in view Of
the fact that runs on previous days this
week have been heavy. Movement was
hating throughout and the market was
naturally uneven with clearance late. Fol-
lowing shipping activity dead lull de-
yeloped. broken only by the appearance
OF a single packer in the alleys. Other
droves were put up in leisurely fashion.
Best heavy hogs on sale brought $40.
as compared with yesterdays T.75 top,
while bulk occupied a wide spread of
s.SJfl1 CO. Light grades were poorest sell
ers at the low prices. ranging from $40
downward
IL such thing was possible, tine mar
ket became duller and more unsatis-
factory as the day progressed. closing
q: the low point with a good many hogs
Late
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12

&. 50d7.75; steers under l.Ge pounds. So
ass: stockers and feeders. sS.eotli-.5;
cows and heifers. s27Sd45; Gamers. Ss.Sa
a.. 70: bulls. s4.oOIsOe; calves. S5.0D1o %:
Texas and Indian steers. s5.e66700; CONS
and heifers, s.. 25d5.IS.
HOGS-R Receipts. 800 head: market leo
lower; pigs and lights. S.25d1.e5: mixed
and butchers. S.s5d7.75; good heavy, s'.H
ESQ
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reeeipts. ESQ
head; market l0c to l5c lower; native
tons, s5.0oi6s5: lambs. S-Is-2s: eulls
and bucks, Seoa5eo: stockerS, S.15GS.5.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Price Movements of Conflicting
Character During Day.
CANADIAN PACIFIC MAKES RISE
Reading and New York Central
strong, with Greater Gains, but
Less Actiyity-FinaI Hour
Brings Declines.

NEW YORK, April 1l.-Price move
ments were somewhat conflicting in to-
days stock market. Reading and New
York Central were decidedly strong, with
even greater gains. though less activity
| In the Canadian group. while Atchlson
St. Paul and New Haven manifested de-
lclining tendencies.
Canadian Pacific rose over ; points
here following its advance OF 8 points m
I London, where most Americans appeared
to be in demand. Erie was strong
abroad and here following a statement
Of leading official Of a road which gave
some countenance TO rumors OF trafhe
alliance with Canadian Pacifie. New
Haven's heaviness was ascnbed To
message Of the governor OF Massachusetts
which advocated control Of the road ana
Boston & Maine, Its subsidiary. through
the medium Of public service board
Rock Island and some OF the southwest
ern shares took part in the rise, but their
activity was regarded as move designed
TO cover liquidation.
In the Industrial division weak feature
was Colorado Fuel. American. American
Linseed, common and preferred; Union
Bag and Paper, American Beet sugar
and Quick Silver Mining advanced from
to points. The coppers became prom,
inent late. United States Steel moved
within a l-point range. its course denot-
ing bear pressure. =.
The market became dull in the early
afternoon, but In the last hour there was
a renewal Of activity to the accompani-
ment OF marked declines. The movement
later took in a number of less Important
stocks. including Missouri Pacific, Ma
tional Lead and other securities recently
subjected 10 pool manipulation. In the
final dealings there were fractional re-
coyeries, but the closing was dull and
heavy.
Europe especially London. was buyer
OF Erie here. the extent of the purchase
money touched per cent again today,
but the demand was light. Time rates
were practically unchanged, with some
increase in offerings OF commercial pa
per.
Bonds were irregular, with a declining
trend. Total sales, par value amounted
TO s2,Gs20C0. United states bonds were
unchanged on call
Number Of sales and leading unotatlons
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12

NEW YORK. April u.-METAI.S--
Standard copper. quiet: spot and April.
s15.5Odl5I5: May. June and July. S1.99gs
i5.SIh. Londcn market, strong; spot. ~
e ed: futures. III IS 2d Custom house
returns show exports Of 1851 tons so far
this month. Lake copper. l6alehc; cleo
trolytlc, ice: casting. 1iisGl54c. Tin.
quiet: spot, $40 l2;sdl34ps: April MAY
and June. Si3.00nl250: July. 81. Ied'SOo;
August. 81. 5la4300 London market.
steady: spot. flG los; futures, 1874 Is;
Lead quiet; st.sOd4.9o, New York; A.l2,a
a4l7h East st. Louis. London, n6 IS
I'd. Spelter. quiet; ss,GOfe.S0, New York;
n. 80, bid at East st. Louis. London. ~
los. Anthony. quiet; Cookson's, $50.
Iron. Cleveland warrants, as load In
London. Locally iron was steady. No. l
foundry northern, sl525dl515; No:
LI5al5,25; No. l southern SOFT slo.=Sp
lA.15.
ST. LOUIS. April ll-LEAD--Quiet:
Ai5: spelteT. firm, s6,75.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12
0R0ZC0 IS SEEKING TO
INVOLVE UNITED STATES

MEXICO CITY, April 1.-THE belief is
growing among observers here of the
revolutionary situation that General Pas
cual orozco, the rebel leader, is losing
faith in the success Of the revolution
through being unable to obtain supplies
Of ammunition. and that he is seeking 10
embroil Mexico and the United states
by attacks on Americans.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12
E,anora,ed Annlc. nnd nried Fruit.

NEW YORK. April 1l.-EVAPoRATED
APPLEs-Quiet and featureless on the
spot. fancy, 9iad101ic: choice Std9c;
prime 7isdsc.
DRIED FRUITS-prunes. steady. with
an improved demand; quotations range
from is.c to lOIzc for CALIFORNIA; up y
sD-40s and Sc to lie for Oregons. April
cots. dull and nominal; choice. l4altlsci
extra choice, 15fil5lkc: fancy, 16nl6'ec.
Peaches, Inactive and barely steady;
choice, i0I5fIl0a.c; extra choice. 1ldillsc.
fancy. tlLTi2c. Raisins. inactive but
steady: loose muscatels. S5.00a6.s5; choice
10 fancy seeded, 6s.d7ise: seedless, $50
TIC; London layers. sl.40dl.45.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12

NEW YORK. April Il.-CoFFEE-FH-
lures market closed at a net advance -
10 points. Sales 1900 bags. April, t2.Sc:
May. l2Sc; June. 1880; July. liN2 Z,
August. 1i0Sc; September H.I3c: octnl"r.
n.0So; November. 1405c: December. II . o..
January Rnd February. lS.sse: Ne5eh.
1880. Spit coffee, steady; Rio M, 4.
1issc: Santos No. 4, 16hc. Mild. qE.-t,
Cnrioya l6fIi6llc nominal,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle steady-HoEs
SIoM-sheep Weak.

CHICAGO. April I.-cATTLE-ie-
ceipts, 400 head; market steady 10 nc
higher for beeyes: cows and Eeiters wesh !:
beeves, S.5eTS.7O; Texas steers. AIoGsea:
western steers, $j.50Gf7.00: s:ocke-s G:!,i
feeders. A.s0I6. 80: cows and hes:"-s, So
$3.50; calves. S5.eoIS.S5.
HOGS-Receipts, I.eo head: muf%rt
slow. generally SC under last night hE..:.
s. a.i1. 20; mixed. s. 40si1.15; beeves. s. .Io5
80; rough. s.. 40Q.. aS; pigs. S.9es'T.i bS.l
of sales. s7.5oF7.15.
SHEEP AND LAM3s-EeCe:p:S. ,t~s''
head; market weak. I0c to :ae !oye:; ra-
tive, ASgG25; western, Si.4eGiS; Yea :
llngs. S.soI7.oo; lambs, nat:-e. tJ.Jo1: 80;
western. S600dS.10.