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Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19
new York; STOCK MARKET.
Considerable Recovery Made. From
Unsettlement Of Previous Day.
MINOR ISSUES MOST ACTIVE
Foreign Situation Seems 20 offer
Some warrsat for Last Weeks
Rumor. ThreatenIng Peace
of Europe.

NEW YORK, March ls.-The stock
market today made considerable recov-
cry from It's unsettlement OF last satur-
day, when prices fell on fears Of political
and Industrial disturbances abroad. No
small part of the strength and activity
converged about stocks which never have
exercised much influence as market fac-
tors. These included Erie. missouri pa
ctfic and American Can common and pre-
ferred. Some idea may be gathered OF
the anomalous movements OF the session
from the fact that until O'Clock Erie
common was the most active feature
stock, It's sales being greater than those
OF any other issue. Missouri Pacific was
more active than Union Pacific and the
dealings In the Can shares were much
larger than In stocks whose course has
often been accepted as significant.
The foreign situation seemed to offer
some warrant for last weeks rumors
which went so far as to threaten the
peace OF Europe"
The market took on lis strongest tone
in the final hour. There were recessions
from top prices. but the closing was
strong and active and embraced better
demand for shares OF the railroads In the
western and southwestern territory
which probably resulted from the i'm
proved crop prospects in these sections.
Western traffic conditions are lmproY-
ing. One OF the most hopeful features
respecting that section Is TO be found
in the steady pillng UP OF bank deposits
at reserve centers, Indicating that large
part Of the usual decline on this center
for crop moving requirements will be
obviated. Increasing demand for cash
In the west Ia reflected In the steadiness
OF Its money markets.
The comptroller OF the currency has
completed his abstract Of reports, show
ing the condition OF over 100 hanks at
the close OF business Of February q last.
The increase In surplus over the last
previous date Is almost Cl.oW, with
very small Increase In reserves.
Sales by London here today were about
5000 shares; chiefly Steel and Union Pa
clfic. London got the bulk OF the South
African gold delivered there. The I'M
perial Bank OF Germany reported gain
Of about N.ooo.ooo In gold. with an Increase
OF s7.6Oao00 in cash, deposits increasing
by s2i, 10000.
The bond market was firm. Total sales.
par value, s2s2f. 900. United states gov.
ernment bonds were unchanged on call.
Number Of sales and leading quotations
- -. ANN
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19
n,.nnte nxer Hor.e..
WAYNE PIONEER DIES
IN CALIFORNIA

WAYNE. Neb., March lS.-(special)-A
,sle9ram to John T. Bressler announced
The sudden death OF Dan Harrington
wealthy retired merchant Of this place
Yesterday afternoon at Long Beach, car
The immediate cause was apopiexy' MT
Harrington had been sick for some umc''
hut was supposed TO be on the way 10
recovery. Mr.. Harrington was a pioneer
merchant Of Wayne. having come to this
p,sce in 1883. He was for some years en-
gagged with his brother. John Harrington
IN general merchandise. On the compile
t,on Of the new Bressler block he moved
into II and for many years conducted the
,aruost dry goods store between Sioux
clty and Norfolk. Last year he disposed
OF ali his holdings in Wayne county ana
moved onto a ranch in Idaho, The body
viii be brought TO Wayne for burial MT
Harrington was prominent In church and
,ya,ernal orders. He leaves widow and
one child, daughter. ..
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19
DENTAL ASSOCIATION
HAS BANQUET AT ALMA

ALMA Neb., March 1s-tSpecisl)--
The southwestern Nebraska Dental as
socation closed an interesting session
here BY a banquet at the Burr hotel
THURSDAY night. Some of the after
d,rnsr takers were such welLknovn men
.. ex.Goyernor shallenberger. W. J.
Purse, both otSthis city, and Judge Perry
of Cambridge. The big feature OF the
Thursday afternoon session was an "
lustrated lecture at the Crescent tnea'er'
Tbe meeting was considered the best In
m. history Of the association and had u
not been for the snow blockade 1t would
have been the largest attended As u
was twenty-five members were present
and fifteen were snowbound at Oxford.
The new officers elected were Dr. O. NJ
Roehler Of Alma, president: William
McHeury Of Nelson. vice PRESIDENT Dr.
A. Golfer OF Mccook, secretary and
treasurer. Cambridge was chosen as the
next place OF meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19

Of live stock at the five prin-
AppIe. and Drled FraIt..

NEW YORK. March IS = EvAP-
GRATED APPLES-Market continues
o,,iet hut steady; on the spot, fancy.
are auoted al ss.d10ite; choice, Ssas@c;
prime, 7h1Sc.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes. heavy, owing
"a the small demand. Quotations range
from 4iIfIIiitc for CALIFORNIA; up 70
9O-s0s, and sItGi2c for oregons. Aprieots,
Ssrinrx from the west. choice, li1snl3lsci
sStra choice, i5AG1si4e: fancy. l6sdlIt+c.
peaches, very quiet with prices nomlnail5
unchanged; choice. ielTqle4ci extra
choice. I1H1iizc; fancy. nirql2c. Raisifls,
ann and nominal: loose Muscatels are
cnoted A. 5dsA.c; choice to fancy seeded.
ss.E7slc: seedless. 54a7l.f; London lay
ers, r.Aed1.5.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19
81. Loui. Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, March 1s.-cATTLE.Re
CENTS 500 head, including 100 Te,Ans.
Market steady: native shipping. and ex.
port steers, s7.50as.5o; dressed beef and
butcher steers, s5.5oas.W; steers uhos'
srs "a Bfps25; cows and heifers, S.oog
no: Gamers, sgoodp4oo: bulls, S.boa6.eo;
calves. IS. .Ood7 80: Texas and Indian steers,
&. .ooa7.eo; cows and heifers, saoge3.
HOGs-Receipts, 1.loo head. Market lee
lower; pigs and lights. &cou1lo. mixed
and butchers, s6.sodI.i5; good heaNy' so.sS
Oils. , ,oo
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 4,lo
head. Market i06l5c higher; native NUT
tons. Nood575: lambs, s6ocdfS culis
and bucks s. 25d35o; stockers, N.5edsSa
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19
k.n.., civ Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. March B.-CArTLE-
Receipts, $500 head. including GOO south.
erns. Market steady TO 10c lower; dressed
beef and export steers, S.lbus.S; Iair 70
good, S. 75d7.1o; western steers, S.Icgd.4o;
stockers and feeders, H.2S9SN; southern
steers. s. 25d7.25; southern COWS. GzSa
60. native cows, S275d5.S; native heit-
ers, s4.6oQp7.o bulls, siooa6.5o; calves, A'oe
HOGS-Receipts, 400 head. Market
steady 10 SC lower; bulk of sales, S6.Ioe
400: heavy, s6.son6.9Iia; packers ana
butchers. ss.75d695; lights, sebcae1s' PIGS,
SHEEP AND LAAiBs-Receipts. $500
head. Market 10c to ibc higher; lambs,
s5.s0a7.25: yearlings, S.ooaeB; wetners;
A25SiS.50: ewes. t.75G6.S5; stockers and
feeders. fs.O0dtOo.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19
GRAIN ANDPRODUCE MARKET
|Dhorh Given q Scare When Liver.
pool Gables Are Announced.
BULLS IN CORN TAKE PROFITS
brhsnre TO Mflder weather 0. Nat
ur.I Help TO sellers, hut Tenn
h Per Of Trade Runs Into
y Oyersold Market.


h. OMAHA. March IL, lsll-
Liverpool cables gave snorts a scare
gthis morning. coming very strong and
higher. changing the tone Of the market
from bearish 10 bullish for the present at
least
Bull leaders seem 10 be in doubt as TO
che supply OF wheat which has been COM
ing In beyond expectations.
There Is an element OF uncertainty IN
the condition OF the growing crop until
few days Of growing weather discioses
The real conditions.
The action Of the corn market would
seem to point out the fact that bulls who
advanced values had already taken
profits and some selling pressure has
developed.
The change 10 mtlder weather Is a
natural help TO SELLERS. but the temper
OF this trade lately runs into oversold
market.
Wheat started firm and worked higher
on the advance in Liverpool. The situa-
tion Is unchanged. however. and the mar
ket might easily sag lower after this
temporary bulge Cash wheat was &c
higher.
Corn rallied with wheat. but the under
lying tone Of the market Is weak. ana
values are expected 20 work lower. cash
corn was i4G1c higher.
Primary wheat receipts were $500 bu.
and shipments were zz20o bu-. against
receipts last year OF 5ss.oe bu. and ship
Primary corn receipts were $500 bu.
and shipments were 600 bu. against
receipts last year OF $4,000 bu. and ship
snents Of E40oo bu.
clearanees were $1,000 bu. Of corn. 1000
bu. OF corn. 500 bu. OF oats and wheat
and flour equal to 2S0o bu.
Liverpool closed hTiAd higher on
wheat and I'd higher on corn.
The following cash sales were reported: !:
f-wheat-Nc. hard: cars. r.0l. No. ,
hard: cars. xog,i. No. 4 mixed. ] car,
di.s1. Corn: No . white: cars, sc; ]
car, e5s.c: cars, she: car. &c; No. I
,ow; cars. SIC; 4 cars. sc; No. I
tssasc. No. mixed: cars. siAc; car.
is4tsc. No. mixed: 1 car. &c: cars. sSlsc:
y car, sic. car. &C; cars. 62i1c; car.
'sec. No grade: cars. &c; ! car. sic.
tOats-Standard. I car. &c; cars. hlAe;
ENo. white: cars, 5ii4c. No. white: 1
lcsr. kli4e. 3 cars. sic. cars, 5otc. 2
Icsrs. sohc. No grade. ears, beae; car,
t<s5sc.
Omaha Cash Prices.
'wHEAT-No. hard. si.ooitalo5is; No.
cs hard. sioeul l0ps; No. 4 hard, secfisL On.
r0RN-No. : white. e5ds6c No.
lwhits. s7isGs4c; No. yellow. etAQsSse;
bNo, 4 yellow. se6s3lsc; No. ,. eis.dsiaci
No. T. slAdS4c: no grade. e0ifds5c.
oATs-No. white. 6iilG5iAc: stan
lshard. sli&d6iisc; No. white. Sld6lAc'
No. 4 white. b0i4Q5iAc; No. yellow, 50A.
l9tfc: No. yellow. 5oJ4af5ic.
BARLEY-Maiting. sscGt1.25. No.
iced. 7o1foc. heavier than feed. eods5c.
RYE-ko. q elda2c; No. O. eodoic.
Cariot Receipts.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19

HUMBOLDT. Nsb, March n-tspe-
c,al)-A temperance caucus was held
here on Friday and the following nomi-
nations we're made: Mayor, I. E. Smith;
councilman First ward. Carl Mann;
councilman Second ward, J. d. Simmons;
clerk, W. c. LydIck; treasurer, L. :.
Hacket The license question viii be
submitted.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19
Coffee Market.

t,,,,nres market opened steady at an ad-
ysnca Of 7nls points in response to
higher Liverpool cables. reports OF frm.
ness in Brazil and continued estimates OF
ar coming crop Realizing by recent
hnxers caused some irregularity during
the day. but all offerinss fere prompus
. net advance Of Tdl4 points on covering
and moderate support from trade sources.
Saiss q 40 bags. March, l2iec: April,
is a7c. MAJ. I5ssc: June. 25sc. July.
ii s4c: August, 12sec: September, l3sSe
London, G&.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19

NEW YORK. March 1S.-DRY GOODS
Ifhe cotton goods markets opened firm:
staple prints and ginghams have sold
very freely. Yarns are firm Linoleums
are firm, with announcements made that
NEXT seasons prices will have to be ad-
yanoed in consequence Of the strong
market on jute. Dress goods are in
steady demand for spot shipment.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK March 1s-coTToN-Spot
lands. h. &c; midding gulf, l0.Sc; sales,
1 Ge bales.
Cotton futures closed barely steady.
Closing bids: March. loSc; May. ID. Sc;
lime il SC: July, re 4tc. August. 10. &c.
September, f04ec. October. le4sc; Mo-
vernher IefSc: December. 10.5ec January,
u. &c: February. d. SC.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19

REPUBLICAN, CITY, March n-espe-
elal)-Two tickets have been nominated
hare 20 serve as village trustees for the
coming year.Son the citizens ticket are
\ A. smith, b. Cassell and p. ROLAND.
Those on, the business mems ticket are
George II. Doty, F. ]. Burkerd and c. r.
springsteen.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19
Milwaukee Grain Market.

MILWAUKEE. March E-wHEAT-
No. / northern. N.lest6i. II: No north
ern, 81 .e51sxai .osS4:. No. haFo winter
81 coal .ei: May, 81 COS: July. %Ac.
CoRN-No. ; yellow, SAC: No. white.
es&c: No. ;. sc: May. 7e.sc; July. nc.
OATS Standard. Sisc.
BARLEY-Malting s.. ad1.2.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19
,Ilaneapoli. Grain Market.

MINNEAPOLIS. March is-sWHEAr-
Nav. si.0s. July, a.07; September. Sl.0o
Cash: No. hard. si.074: No. I northern.
N.W; No northern. si.o5; No. :. N.@
nARLEY-secaSi. ~ -.
CORN-No. yellow, s70s1i<e.
OATs-No. white. 6iitd6lle.
RYE--Nc. ,. Ss6Sac.
RRAN--In feApound sacks. - .ocdzS 20.
TlOJR-i' rst PATENTS. s. .o006. %: sec
ond patents. stGat.D: first clears.
g. R95 Is. second clears. q 3a92.7e.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19

ST. JOSEPH. March ls-cATTLE.Re-
IS ooasoo; cows and heifers, 2SwIO;
HoGs-Receipts, 3eoo head. Market
steady to SC lower; top, $50; bulk OF
sales, s.70d6s. , .aa
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelps' LS -
head. Market loGl5c higher; lamos' wv
@73S
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION
gestures OF the Tradfas snd ClosiuE
Prices ON Hoard of Trade.

CHICAGO, March ls--Two bogies to-
day frightened short sellers OF wheat.
The coal strike threatening 10 interfere
With grain. supplies at Liverpool was
naval clash which might close the Oar
deneiles. In consequence the market
CLOSED firm at haAc TO isc advance.
corn scored net gain OF sole, oats
1iaished the same as Saturday night 70
1-isc up and hog products dearer by seiise.
Reductions IN stock. leaving only 1,opO,-
90 bushels OF wheat on hand AZ Liverpool.
hsd an immediate builiah effect In Chi-
cago. Because OF nervousness about the
coal MIXERS strike disturbing tho time
lluess of shipping. especially In regard
ts cargoes from Argentina. The fact that
minneapolis and Duluth receipts we're
heavy led to a quick dip In prices here,
hut strcng interests took the buying side
and forced an upturn against whicn the
bears could make no impression The
mcnts being much less than at the cor
responding time year ago on account OF
a good sized decrease In the United
htates visible supply total Including
farm reserves. the amount OF wheat In
an positions ~ tbs country was es,l-
figures year ago
Orders that the Turkish fleet prepare
for action against Italian war vessels
which were reported approaching the
UIfuMUeIfff. nIbuAui Atutluunl
TO rheat Ia the last hour. so much 80
ihat the wlndup showed only a small
reaction from the top point OF the day.
During the session May ranged from d.ei
10 u.ee. with last safes siaissgi.elA, a
ise Of &c net.
Fine Weather made the corn market
,asy at first, but Il aftefward developed
that Influential local buying had cleaned
up all the pit surplus on sale. A forecast
that rain or snow and a return OF cold
luight be expected before the end OF the
week was the supposed motive for the
action OF the bulls. May fluctuated be-
tween ssi.asessc and soisc, With the
| close strong a full cent higher al 7oSsc
lash grades were firm. No. yellow was
quoted at 67hGSsc for CARROTS.
Although improving prospects for farm
work led 70 aggressive selling OF oats the
insrkef tightened later In view OF ths
strength OF other grain. outside limits fol
May proved to be sessc and 3,s to bs.eQ
srtc. with the finish 1-15c up at t-AG
54ssc.
A better cash demand for meats fur
nlshed ground for an advance In tn
provision market The Increase In ces
was most decided for pork, but the res
u the list displayed little tendency 4
iag and the close was at about the top
Iuosr firure all around.
Quotations on futures closed as follows
I
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19
yl.Iaie suppiy OF Grain.

supply OF grain in the United States
SATURDAY, March ls. as complied BY the
New York Produce exchange was as
Follows: Wheat. H.Sso.eoe bushels de-
crease. l. $500 bushels. Wheat In ponu.
& al oea bushels. Increase. saf.ea hus+'-i-
cso-n 1sssooo bushels: increase. 500
bushels. Oats. f3.7is.9oo bushels; de-
crease. s1Seoa bushels Oats In bond. p
fahore bushels: increase. 1900 bushels
rive, seoo bushels. decrease, 500 bush
els. Barley. 36ts.ooo bushels. decrease:
1sco9 bushels Barley in bond. ssS@t
bushels; decrease, &0e bushels.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19

PEORIA. March is-coRN-stssdy:. No.
Z white. &c. No. J yellow. SAC: No {
yellow, 6fit 4sSc: No mixed. eSAc. No
mixed. ca .1Ssi=c: SAMPLE, siisilsc.
OATs-Steady: No. : white. S6sai.c:
nominal; standard. 5-ssc. nominal: No
white. S1sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19

LIVERPOOL March is-wHEAT-spot
nominal: futures, firm. March. - 3s.d:
NAV, - SD. July. IS 5. ID.
cORN-spot. steady; American mlxed
new, Is ID: American mixed old. s. l0i4d;
American mixed new kiln dried. 6 I'D:
futures steady; March, nominal. May IS
sd.
FoCR-winter patents. Sc ID.
HoPs-In London Pacific coast). 100
II pounds. Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19
Demand for All Kinds of stock 10
steady.

CHICAGO, March 1s.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 2S,0oo head; market steady LOT
prime steers, others iCd15c lower; beeves,
S OOdSgs: Texas steers, st.ou6.&; west
ern steers, s5.Oop6s5: stockers and feeders.
s4Ooa5sl5; cows and heifers, S.zoqo'e;
calves, s5.T5ds.25.
HoGs-Receipts. $500 head: market
strong to shade higher than SATURDAY
light. ss 7ofr7.OO: mixed, s6.70a76; heavy,
~ elfifO6. rough, y6T5dS.S; pigs, N.S0p
$50; bulk Of sales, s6.s5a7.oo
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, DVo
head: market strong, lO625c higher; ma
tive, s37566.75: western, A2Sd6,Ibi year
lings. S.2D7675; native lambs, S.NQI.io'
western lambs, S6001I.s5.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19

OMAHA. March 1s-No. !. Ns6S,,
No. . rsd1s; No. 8. sisdis: No. mid
land. sSdis; No. / lowland. slsfi7; al
falfa, choice. ID and 9Th cutting. Sla
-; lst and I'd cutting, ted21s No. = fls
Ga0; No. >, s1suB.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19
ON, and Rosln

SAVANNAH. March R-TURPES-
TINE. &c: sales. iaI hbls.; receipts. 245
hbls-: shipments. 90 bbls.: stock. 0.52
bbls
az bbls-. shipments. l.s4 bbls.; stock.
ss0ss bbls. Quote: B. skS; D. f 50;
q ii. j. xea: X. $40, N, S-0s y.
SIS: VIC, $50. WV, E-&
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19
PhIladelphia Predace NIarket.

pHILADEI. .PHiA. March lS-BUrTER
-Firm: western creamery. special. 01c;
western creamery. extra. 5ic; nearby
prints, extra. &c
EGGS-weak and l5c per case lower;
Pennsylvania and other nearby flrsts,
free cases, $50 per case. current receipts.
free cases, s6.4s per case. western firsts.
free cases. t6eo per case; current receipts,
free cases, ss.B per case.
HEESE-Firm. New York full creams,
fancy. i9isc: New York full creams. fair
to good. isAHisi4e.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19

NEW YORK. March is.-METALs-
Gamer standard, firm, hut quiet: spot.
slts7iEfiils0; May. sllssiss7itt; electro
iytic. tifs0aH.75 castings, sis.Eik91t. S.
TN: Easy: spot. 81 2zasd42S1s: Hay.
al. tsaIi.so' Lead:s Quiet. s.oqi ~ New
YORK. and saoca4.fA East St Louis
spelter: Weak; &S4Llo New York:
Cookson's. SIS Iron: Steady; northern
ana southern grades. slLseal5.5e. Silver;
Bar. &&c
Antimony. quiet: Cooksons. SIS. Iron.
Cleveland warrants. 5is Cd in London.
Locally iron was steady: No. foundry.
northern, si5.oodi5-5e; No s4SeQls.@;
M. i southern and No. ] southern. soft,
Sl5.ood1s.sA
ST. IoUIs, March 1s-LEAD-Steady;
S4oa Spelter: Strong. SEQ
ST. LOUIS. March K.--LEAD-Steady
s4CO Speiter: Strong. see.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19

ELGIN. March ls-The quotation com
u,ittee Of the Elgtn Butter board today
declared butter firm at = centiI Output
| for the week was $1,000 pounds
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19
Wool Market
49, rc M


ST LOUIS. March g-wOOI-Steady;
territory and western mediums. lsdisc;
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. March iS-MoNET-On
call steady; zeaz1s per cent: ruling rate.
~ per cent; closing bid. "a per cent; Of
fered at 3is per cent. Time loans. firmer:
xxty days. 36sk per cent. ninety days.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19

NEW YORK. March 1s-SUGAR-RaW.
steady: Muscovado. y test. acc: centrifu-
zaI. Is test. 4-52e; molssses sugar, - To,
| ne; refined. easy.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19
MINERS BEFORE COMMISSION
Iowa Workers Tell What They Want
in Liability Bill.
MANUFACTURERS APPEAR TODAY
Possession of Observatory Block In
Des Moines Given to Receiver ON
order of District Court-Dis-
pute Over Horses.
CFrom a Staff Correspondentl

DIES MONIES, March 1S-tSpecial Tele-
gram m.)-The first open session of the
Iowa Employers Liability commission
was held here today and hearing was
given a delegation representing the Goa
miners Of the state. who are asking that
new legislation be enacted to provide for
compensation to workmen injured IN the
mines. The manufacturers association
OF the state will be heard tomorrow and
then the commission will start out on a
two weeks trip. President Pratt Of the
washington liability commission will ad-
dress the Iowa commission before 1t
leaves here.
Cosson to Washington.
Attorney General Cosson and Commerce
Counsel Henderson started for washing
ton today, where they and others Will
appear in the matter OF the Iowa rate
cases. The first of these TO be taken up
by the Interstate Commerce commission
is the glucose case from Clinton. and
then the cases involving all interior and
Mississippi river cities. Demand is made
for readjustment OF the Iowa proper
IlOnal anu lnlCAStaAo ANeNN'
Receiver for Building.
Possession Of the Observatory block,
the tallest office building in the city,
was given over to o. p Herrick as re-
ceiyer today under appointment from the
district court. He had commenced action
TO protect a mortgage Of $4,000. The
bu,ld,ng ia owned now by W. D. David
son and l.. r. hammers OF ST. Paul.
Reward for Murderer.
Governor Carroll today announced re-
ward Of 500 for information which VIII
lead to the apprehension and conviction
of the murderer or murderers OF POST
master Bert Hershey Of Fairport. The
murder was committed some time during
the night OF February .. .
pispute over Horses.
!. /. Gibson. state veterinarian Is In
winnipeg making investigation of the
/ matter OF killing a shipment OF nineteen
ho,ses sent into Canada from Iowa Be-
fora they were sent away they were ex-
amined by a deputy state veterinarian
and pronounced sound. In Canada they
were condemned and shot. A part OF the
shipment was detained. Tho Iowa ship
ners intend 20 bring suit for the losses
Sustained and may ask the State de-
partment at washington TO take steps
FOR an ,inauiry into the case az to the re-
sponsibiIlty Of the Canadian government i' :,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19

sILvER-Bar. steady at 2s5sd per ounce.
MoNEY-sfisl. per cent.
The rate of discount In the open mar
ket for short bills Ia sAH5a. Der cent: for
three months bills. s-lsdsAs per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19

9, ass. per cent: six months, si=dss. per
cent
STERLING EXCHANGE-Steady with
actual business in bankers bills al. Si-si2S
fol sixty-day bills and at 4sai5 for de-
n1and: commercial bills. A.sls
sILvER@Aexican dollars, &c.
BONDS = Government and railroad
steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19

NEW YORK. March 1s-AH grades OF
refined sugar we're reduced 10 cents .
hundred pounds today.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-19
aa.ton s,ock Marker.
Bank Clearfngs,

OMAHA. March 1s.-Bank clearings for
today were s2.sls. "a and for the corre-
spending day last year S,1i2,zT.