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The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-03
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 deny that ingenuity S not to be ree-
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GOLD DUST PURCHASED and general banking business transacte,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28

SHEEP-In most essentials. sheep and
lamb trade was very similar to yester-
days market. Prices for fat stock ruled
generally steady throughout. but lambs
were more plentiful than sheep and acted
rather slow al the opening. Ewes. weth-
ers. etc. sold with a fair degree OF free
dom. usually being quoted firm, while
lambs drew figures steady to little
easier
Receipts had very decent volume and
sessonable quality. the run as a whole
presenting no new features Of conse-
quence. Yard estimate called for over
s,su head, everything except few scat
tered shipments coming In the fleece.
Westerns were the rule and Mexicans the
exception.
well-finished offerings were favored in
packing circles. almost all Of the top
prices being paid within the first hour of
trading; Attractive western lambs
good ewes landed at s5.5og5.65., Indicating
an extreme limit Of possibly $50, Shorn
sheep were Quotable at discounts Of %
cents from similar quality wooded and
shorn lambs were in good request at
prices about dollar under wooded lamb
values. Some toppy shorn lambs changed
hands at $500 Wethers and yearlings
were both scarce.
Feeder trade consisted largely Of few
sales OF fair killing stock for snearing
purposes. Prices ruled only slightly
higher than those Offered by packers.
Very little stuff was purchased for feed
Ing only, the two days buy amounting to
scant 1000 head.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs.
good to choice. s7.0oG7.6o: lambs. fair to
good. s65on7.oo: lambs shorn, s5S5q6. 90;
yearlings. handy. S.50ds.s5; yearlings,
heavy, s6.i5as.5o; yearlings. common, $50
dS00, wethers, good to choice, S5.s5l6. 20;
wethers. fair 10 good, S. 4oq5.S; ewes,
good to choice. S.+Q5.75; ewes. fair to
good. e.75a15 40.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28

NEN yORE March o. COE,rEI, In
,mrss n,arka, nnsnsd s,aady ., = daoi,na
NJ Is,5 noIn,s unSsr scst,.rins Hnn,aa'
Hon vh,ch n,av hava 49, e.r,S,. 10
snir.a IA, ~. ,,nSor.stn,,, ~ ~ ~ ~.
attitnde oS ,sadins roast,nS in,srss.s
bncIis son,awhs, observation-disclosures En-
rcnssn oshIas 40 4. 80 rs.ai,',. 49,
h,,,ed % az aan,,r is ne., eon ~,
Enronaan ns,ar,ngs IA "a so,,,.sa ~ WIZ"
sctIob I'm, 49, ne. ,rais shsa,hsd
eeuV". u"t sVtiee was wen apsorpeu
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


separate bids will be received until
o'clock on Monday. April 8. 1si2. at the
office OF the Secretary Of the Board Of
Regents, University Of Nebraska, LIN
coin. for the construction Of a Medical
College Laboratory Building. also for
heating and ventiiatlng apparatus. plumb
Ing and electrical wiring for the same:
the total cost TO be approximately seoono
10 be built on the northeast corner Of
Forty -second Avenue and Dewey avenue.
City Of Omaha. Nebraska; according 10
plans and Specifications by Shepley.
Rattan and Coolidge, Architects. Chicago,
m, and now on file In the office OF the
Superintendent Of Construction. Room
~, Administration Building. University
q Nebraska, Lincoln. Bids must Be
sealed and marked with the Bidders
ifame and the words:
nd for construction Of Medical College
Laboratory building.
Bid for heating and ventilating appar-
aius Of Medical College Laboratory
EEilding.
Bid of plumbing Of Medical College La
tgrAtoFy Building.
RId Tor electric wiring Of Medical Col.
iege Laboratory Building.
Written plainly on the outside Of each
Id. respectively. A deposit OF Ten Dol
lars s&fees3. payable TO the undersigned,
will be- required for the use Of each sc;
u pians aud specifications. the same 70
Is surrendered on return Of said plans
nnJ specifications to the Superintendent
u Construction. J. 8 BALES.
Secretary.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Unexpected Financing by Steel Cor
poation Stops Advance.
UNION PACIFIC HAS STRENGTH
dastriaI stocks Take Part I'm Rise
of Morning-Lowest Prices
in Last Hour.

NEW YORK, March 21.--Another halt
in the upward movement Of stocks came
today as a result Of some unexpected al
nancing o. the United States Steel cor
poration. The market gave every evil
dence Of continuing Its rise OF last week
until IL became known that the steel cor
poration had sold some Ss0,O00.OV0 of bonds
for working capital and necessary i'm
proyements to its more important plants.
Last years surplus net income was only
A.656O0 as against 81, 7720oo in 1910. when
the corporation charged off no less than
x25,Oa.0O for various expenditures, includ-
ing new plants and construction.
Reading. the Harrimans and Amalga-
mated Copper were the stocks which
supplied the greater part OF the bull am
munition in the early trading. The
strength OF Union Pacific and Southern
Pacific was based on the belief that Feb
ruary earning would prove more favor
able than In the months preceding. The
coppers. were held In check because OF a
feeling In conservative quarters that the
repeated advances In the metal were
based more on prospective than actual
conditions.
Many secondary railway and industrial
stocks took part In the rise OF the morn
ing, the Goulds being especially con-
spicuous. The electrical and a few OF the
equipment shares fell back with the rest
Of the list on announcement OF the steel
bond issue.
Lowest prices were made in the last
hour when heavy selling of the leaders
more than wiped out all previous gains
and sent some stocks under yesterdays
low level. Final prices were a trifle
above the lowest. but the undertone was
heavy Total transactions aggregating
5000 shares were the largest OF any day
this year. last Monday excepted.
Bonds were strong at the outset but fell
BACK In sympathy with stocks. Total
sales, par value. n.2ss.0oo United States
bonds were unchanged on call.
Number Of slles ana lraGing quotation,
on STOCKS today were as follows:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28

HoGs-Heavy buying OF hogs at big
advances. packers leading. gave the mar
ket a sturdy appearance throughout. The
general revival OF demand on slaughter
account appeared as the most significant
feature Of the trade, as II means that cur
rent lefty prices are natural contrary to
recent gossip that shippers and specula-
tors have been developing a market more
or less artificial. Keen competition not
only produced lively movement, but sent
values upward with rush. bulk selling
figures ranging from dime to quarter
higher.
Receipts were fairly large, but they
were anything but excessive. everything
moving scAlewpFd in a steady procession.
somsthinx like l40oo head arrived the
supply consisting Of all weights running
from choice heavy down to poor light
classes.
shippers furnished u fair outlet for
quality offerings. but advances were
little too large to meet with their entire
approval and purchases on outside orders
lacked the volume Of recent DAYS About
one-eighth Of the total sold TO buyers not
associated with local packers.
Best heavy hogs. on sale reached sea.
the highest price paid since August Of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28

CATTLE-Cattle receipts were liberal
again today. making the total FOR the
three days 1s,1i7 head. the largest for any
similar period for number OF weeks
back and larger than year ago by about
2 100 head. At the same time most other
markets were fairly supplied with cattle,
so that the situation could not be re-
garded as favorable TO the selling Inter-
ests.
There seemed to be a very fair demand
for beef steers. but owing to the liberal
receipts thus far this week buyers were
somewhat independent and could afford
to take their time in filling orders. As
result the trade was slow, but still prices
did not show any very great change. De-
slrabie kinds Of cattle were about steady
with such cattle that buyers did not es-
pecially want. possibly n little week.
Cows and helfers, though not very ac-
tive moved somewhat more freely than
beef steers and the market on that kind
OF cattle was generally quoted as steady
with yesterday.
There was a fair showing OF fecder
cattle and a reasonably good demand.
PRICES remained practically stationary
showing little or no change In either d.
rection
Quotations on Calue-Good to choice
beef steers, y7.o09S0o: fair to good beef
steers ss.b097.0o. common 10 fair beef
steers t5.50Q6.5o; good to choice heifers.
s. 5Of1e 90: good TO choice cows. AIbQ6.50.
fair to good COWS, si.00uLi5; common TO
fair COWS, s. 75,3i0o; good to choice stock
ers and feeders. sS5o06fo: fair TO good.
E.ooq6 30: common TO fslr. tlooQ50o; stock
heifers. sio0g5.25; veal calves. NW1S0:
bulls stays. etc. Aooaa0.
Representative saieg:
m
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading and Closing
Prices ON Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, March Z.-NeWs Of the first
seeding Of spring wheat served today 10
check an advance due 10 depletion OF
stocks on both sides Of the Atlantc.
The close, nevertheless was firIn at ~
&c above last night. Corn finished Win
gain of 1snsc to sc; oats, up asu;tc
to A.n9sc and provisions dearer by 5qt11c
to Exc.
The Jim River valley IN soutn Dahota
furnished the tidings, welcome 70 bear
that work had .'esun wnlcn psomlsec,
a start Tor the new spring crop o. "hsa'
earlier than had been expecteo. AZ ~,
vices came also tnat SNOW nan pIac " ~
disappeared m the Sulhern part o. w
Red River valley In Minnesota and tn nat
seedlhg there would hoe DC Iater IMAM '''e
average , =. .ot,,,,,
inose Wneat sPscuEasots nno Sn,a,s
Y lhe nui side o. he MAJ ~ Ao 'hs,
,neir ehleI suppott H tns ,a .,s -
M1nnsapohs stoehS hau "eoi sas-u lit
ohsneis ~ tour aays As SoiipA ~ 49,
su.sp 9nsneis ineIease uulns '"n "a
Isspohdihs time year aso h,,,..ns,
aluoh. thete We're E1Iopean ..s. rias
o!uets ~ tIie pi hee ~ T., IN.
altIloutea 70 soauilueo lsihhs ~ pt y, ~
1sufe % Mneat On naV 80 49,, 49,
iis eulEss thai fesul.u II. ALL, ,,sin-
altonss h9MeFef' Mefe NY iuis ne -,
,sinea; OWING "a PER- 10 O. ih n 1870 wbaa ~
-. ass.s - LII, ,,-..ss,. Sra.doTn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28

Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-F1rm: winter patents, sisff
SO: winter straights, s3.soa6.0e: spring
patents, slsa1Ss 20; spfing straights. 1850
t.i0: bakers. x36oe1i.Uo.
RYE-No. ?, siikQe2c.
BARLEY-feed or mixing. I5cQei 90:
fair 10 choice mailing, sl.3oui.B.
sEEDs-Timothy tsocq1s5o; clover.
ti60oQ222S.
PRovIsIoNs--Mes pork. silm Lard
dn tierces). 9.72ta. Short ribs (loose), SOS.
Total ciearances OF wheat and flour
were equal to 5000 bu. Primary receipts
were So.ooo bu, compared with 10000 bu.
tho corresponding day a year ago. EAti-
mated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 10
cars. corn. III cars; oats, is cars; hogs,
100 head. .s
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. /.
red. s-0sikul .o4isc; No. . red, ii.oeabi. osa. /;
No hard, s.0Stsn1 log: No. . hard, tLseu
los. No. | northern, sl.i2gi.H; No. ,
northern, tiomfis; No , northern. si.oa
spring, n.osel.io. No. spring. socasi. %;
velvet chaff socaltl.os. durum, socftSi.0G
Corn: No. ., 6sW7oc. No ! white, 100
7oi4c: No. . yellow. eesn7ohc. No. 4.
sli4assc; No. white. sstsptshc;. No. I
yellow, 61ts16ec. Oats. No. whffa SAY
as5ltc; No. ] white, 6ss.n54isc: No. /
white bsU6ic. standard. 5tt,a55c.
Rye: No. :. 9iitfp2c; BARLEY, 76rflti IS.
Seed. timothy. ssVeuitSo; clover. tisocQ
223.
BUTTER-steady; creameries. 27q3oc:
dalries 224zIc.
EC,Gs-Weak; receipts i3.ee2 cases; AZ
marx, cases included. isisc; ordinary
firsts, lsIza2ec; firsts. soif9ao4sc.
CHEESEr-Firmer. daisies. lglSuisa.c;
twins, isi.ffigisc: young Americas, lsAQ
sec; long horns. isAQ2oc.
Wisconsin. u.2aafiss; Michigan and Min.
nesota, N.2S4i.n.
poULTRY-Easy: turkeys. live, lee:
dressed, lsi4c: chickens. live. ls,kc:
dressed. isc: spring. live. 1ic; dressed, isc.
yEALe-Steady; 7Qiic.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
asotations of the Day on various
Commodities.


NEW YORK, March G.-FIOUR,-
Steady; spring patents. s8&a6.bo: winter
straights sISdl5o; winter patents t4es0
$50; spring clears, H.a5f74t0, winter extras,
No. I. p7062.s0: winter extras. No. 2
S.51SS; Kansas straights. AT6d4A
Rye flour. steady: fair 10 good. ~ 06et. 6;
choice 10 fancy, t.0o768.
coRNMEAIs-Firm: fine white and
yellow, 81 .es9l7o; coarse. si.5saieo; kiln
dried. S2so
RYE-steady; No. . Sc, c. /. e., Buffalo
BAkLEY.ouiet; mating, n.2alS. c.
!. T.. Buffalo.
wIIEAT-spot market firm; No. red.
ste5h IN elevator, export basis. and
N.eSa. T. o. b. afloat: No. 1 northern Du-
lnth. si.Is4.. & o. b. afloat opening navf-
cation. Futures market was firm early
on small offerings and covering due to
small receipts and the congestion In the
May position. but eased off under llquida-
ton on more favorable crop advices.
closing nc net higher. Export sales were
six loads. May. sios T-lsai.e. closed at
tl.s isis: July. si.eias9i.oiss.. closed at
sl.esls Receipts. 7s,so bu.: shipments.
SIS bu.
coRN-spot market firm: No. ? corn
nominal and export 7shc Z. o. b. afloat.
Futures market was nominal. Receipts.
L. 5 bu.
oATs-spot market firm: standard
white. 6oi1c in elevator: No. 2 eOAc; No.
. misc; No. 4. eee: natural white and
white clipped. 6oue2c on track. Futures
market was nominal Receipts. 1oo.S9 bu.
HAf-Steady; prime. n401.lo. No. l.
81 .ssiz6l.s g: No. : Ql53i.D, No. Z u.@
ail0
HoPS-DalI state, common 10 choice.
leii. &GSsc; 1919. nominal: Pacific coast,
1911. fiussc, 1910 nominal.
HIDES-Steady. Central America. .ptc;
Bogota. 15Aasss.c.
LEATHER-Firm: hemiock firsts. ga
&c: seconds. 2s9ssc; thirds. aGssc; re
tects, i6c.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork. firm; mess sis. tn
Is-S, family. $20eo0Zl.ee; short clear. sI5.ss
4ixT5. Beef firm: mess. yi1oedla5e;
family. sik.eeuls5o: beef hams s1.OoGes. 90
Cut meats. firm; picked bellies. 10 TO "A
pounds, ss.5oal05a. picked hams. slI. SOD
12oa Lard. strong: middle west prime,
ssSds.ss. refined. strong; continent, $500,
south America, si0.S; compound. s7.esq
tIA
TALLow-stesdy: prime city hhds. &C.
special. SIC: country. 5A6sAc.
BuTTER-Ffrm: receipts. 4,Sg tubs
creamery specials. Scs extras. 3i14c. firsts,
sg.s95lc. state dairy. finest. aEl5ic: good
20 prime. E11ec. common to fair. sff1aec,
process specials. zsq=7sse; extras. sic;
firsts, &g&izc.
state, whole milk. held. white or colored
specials, sc: skins, t6lse.
EgGs-Easier; receipts. 4.sse cases
fresh gathered extras. e4f12tlkc: first
zA0Eisc; seconds. 7si4622sic. western
gathered whites. sz62se.
chickens. isc: fowls. isal4izc; turkeys
l59sae. Dressed. dull. fresh killed fowls
1t6leizc; frozen turkeys. i4a2ec.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Average Trader Did Not Look for
the Present Advance in Wheat.
FOREIGN SITUATION IS STRONG
Good Cash Demand Takes Care OF
the Large Surplus stocks New
on Hand-Corn Makes a
New Mnrk.
OMAHA. March e. 1919.

OMAHA, March e. 1872.
= This advance in wheat seems 10 De
more or less unexpected py the average
traders. the support Is general, however.
and is due possibly from the oecisloil
given in the packers case against the
government.
Foreign situation Is a strong one and
the crop news from Ohio and other east
ern states is becoming more bullisn. How
ever. a good active cash demand 10 tahe
care of the large surplus stocks nov on
hand would be a welcome feature 10 hold
ers.
The corn market made new high points
for the crop year today. The principal
feature was the sharp advance made m
the cash article during the present Wees.
No doubt a change TO milder weather
conditions would have some temporary
effect on the selling side.
Wheat opened strong and worked
higher on firm cables and good ouylns
support due TO some crop damage repofts
Cash wheat was unchanged
There was a good broad trade IN corn
and values advanced. The tone of the
market Is strong and with good easIi
demand values are steadily, working
higher. Cash corn sold i4e higher.
Primary wheat receipts Mfre aov'
bushels and shipments were s8."o pus ~,
els. against receipts last year of s1oo
bushels and shipments OF $4,000 bushels;
Primary corn receipts were es0soo BUSH
els and shipments were $500 bushels,
against receipts last year OF $500 BUSH
els and shipments OF s5sooo bushels.
Clearances were ZOO bushels OF corn,
80 bushels Of oats and wheat and flour
equal to 5000 bushels.
Liverpool closed ,sflitd higher on wheat
and I'D higher TO I'D lower on corn.
The following cash sales were reported: .
Wheat: No. hartl. ! car. ti.m: No. >
hard, l car. tTurkes). n.os: No. mixed,
/ car. sl.osH. corn:l No. } white. car.
sea.c; l car, 70c: I car, esl1c; No. yell
low, cars. lie; . cars. Iolkc: No. yell
Tow l car. eNc: car. &c. No. mixed,
car, 70a.c: ears, pasc: No. mixed, l
car. seisc: cars. s9iLe; no grade, ! car
&c: / car. esItc Oats: No. , white, l
ear, s9s.c: cars, sJse; J cars, s2i<c; No,
{ white. car. 5gisc; / car. 5zi4c: car. SIC,
wHEAT-No. lard. sl.estF916; No. ]
hard. t.olisaio5; No. hard. s6izeuei O..
CORNING. white. 7oifusse: No.
white esnT0c: No. yellow, 7oi.aIic; No.
I yellow. estsa6SAte. ISo ! 1ol4se1se: No,
q sStsaSiso: no grade. 6snesc.
oATS-No. 2 white. lez nSshe: standard.
i.isdssc; No. whif. ksi.do2ssc; No.
white, 5ia.a52isc. No. ; yellow. bs1efsze;
40. yellow. silsdszlie.
BARLEY-Malting. sscrS.ee; No.
feed. 7onsoc: heavier than feed. 9cal.Ve.
EYE-No. >. seusic; No; ). ssfsoc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle Steady-Hogs
and sheep Higher.

CHICAGO, March s7.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, $500 head; market steady to 100
lower for steers; others higher; beeves,
q .sJfIS 81: Texas steers. Si60H5.sS; western
steers. S. ssa6So. stockers and feeders.
Il. se.6.5a; cows and helfers, S6oa6.75;
calves, S5.OodS6s.
HOGS-Receipts. $500 head; market
steady, SdlGc higher; light, S.&4f:I5:
mixed. 81. sSsiT 50: heavy, S.&nI Sl5E
rough, S7.45a7.eo: pigs, sS.25GI2S; bulk "
sales, s7.65dL15.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts, So5
head: mark Il 10c higher: native sheep,
"a agi6l5: western sheep, Sc 5000 year
iings. 55e17 90; native lambs. S.bdqS;
western lambs. s6.15IS.lo.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28

KANSAS CITY, March e7.-CATTLE-
Receipts, $500 head, including ap south
eIns. steers steady to ice lower: cows
| steady 10 lDc higher; dressed beef and
export steers. s715dS.25: fair TO good,
| =; ssd1.I5: western steers. S.bd7.i5:
stockers and feeders. si.7afi6.J0; southern
steers, S550el7.S; southern cows. ASop
1 ! n: native COWS, S3.i0fi6.2s: native heifers.
s5.fei7oo; bulls. sI.OoaaS5; calves, S.op
HoGS-Receipts. ZOO head; market 10
| dI5c higher; bulk of sales, S.o1I.sV;
! heavy. N,T2isd5. IS: packers and butchers,
4. SgSisD; lights. S7.50is7.7O; pigs. S!oods.0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, l6.o0
head: market Ice higher; lambs. NO
| $50: yearllngs. s.50G66o: wethers, S.Wp
6.l0: ewes, si.50G5.75; stockers and feeders,
| e l0da5a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28
Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK. March G.-DRY GOODS
The cotton goods we're duieter but still
very firm during the day. Wooden and
worsted goods are In better general de.
mand for spot delivery. Yarns are steady.
Jobbers report seasonable demand Of
nearly normal proportions.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. March T.-CoTToN-,
Spot closed quiet, IS points higher; mid
ding uplands. io.S5c; middilng gulf, ii. ioc,
Sales. LOO bales.
Cotton futures closed very steady.
March, 1890; April, lo.l5c: May, 1866,
June. 1oeoc; July, 10.esc; August, lose:
September. 10.s5c; October. io72c; Novem-
Der, i074e; December. lo.7sc; January.
l0.74c: February, l013c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28
phiI.aeIphI. produce ,r.rLe,.

PHILADELPHIA, March s7.-BUTTER
Firm; western creamery specials, Sc;
western creamery extras, &c; nearby
prints, SIC.
EG0s-weak. sc per case lower: Penn
sylvanla and other nearby firsts. free
cases. $50 per case; Pennsylvania and
other nearby current receipts, free cases,
$50 per, case: western firsts, free cases,
HI5 per case; western current receipts.
free cases, $50 per case.
CHEFSE-F1rms New York full creams.
fancy, &c; fair to good. lsdlstc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28

steers. S.OoaSoe: cows and heifers. $50
7.o6: calves. A-5cGSoo.
HOGS-Receipts, 500 head; markett
higher; top, $50; bulk Of sales, S.5sdhT
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts. lSb
Rad, market, slow; lambs. $5-5Q1.tS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28

PRINTING -DEPoT QUARTERMAs-
ferse Office. Omaha. Neb, March "a
M Sealed proposals will be received
lsere until II a. m. April s. 81. for
printing required Al Hdqrs Dept OF the
1lo.. and Depot Quzrtermzsters Offiee
this city. during the fiscal year com
Inencinx July !. 1s12 Information fur
nished on application John T. Baxter.
Dtpot. 9. 81 Nrb 9-1-z Api n-5S
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28
on. and Rosin

SAVANNAH. March &-TuRPEN-
TINE-F1rm: sic. Sales. - btls.; re-
ceipts. $40 bbls-; shipments. 1s8 bbls. !;
I stock. 1854 bbls.
stock, 72es1 bbls. Quote: b. sass; ID,
500; +. $40; r, G. II, 1. Sis; X, y79O;
NJ. f.eo: n. SIS; VIC. $40: WV, s7.7s.
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milwaukee Grain Market,

MILWAUKEE. March G.-wHEAT-.
No. northern, Sligo. ID; No. northern.
s107d1.ll: No. Q hard winter, N.03@l.eii
May, ti.0iz; July 9ehc asked. ~
CoRN-No; , yellow, Islsa.Se; No. ]
T3s.c.
oATS-Standard 54ikG65c. t..,e rs'
BARLEY-S1. sol. So.
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Liverpool Grain Market.

LIVERPOOL March G-wHEAT-
spot nominal: futures, steady; MAY. q
\ I'D; october, Is sd.
/ coRN-Spot. firm; American mixed
new. Is ii4d: American mixed old, g
l0iTd; May. s. s,tds, September, IS 3D.
1 FLOUR-Winter patents. rs.
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Peoria Market.

| Firm: No. ; white. Nasc; No. 4 white.
DC; No. yellow. 70ixc: No. 4 yellow,
&C: No mixed. Di1c.
OATS-Hlgher. No. 2 white. s4Ikc: No.
Is white. NC.
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Omaha Hay Market.

OMAHA. March z.-HAY-No !. siso
GIs.5o: No. :. tl&5oG1soo; No. q Sie0ll
800; No. l midland. .sis.ooR1soo: No. /
lowiand. s7.5o9lSeo: alfalfa. choice Cd and
9Th cutting. s2i.0oH22oo; LIST and I'd cut
ing. ssnooagi.oo; No. :, siS.oo0eeoo; No. ..
SIG s01lg00
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Representative sales,
81. Loaf. Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS. March 27-cATTTo>-Re-
ceipts, 1900 head, including 500 Texans;
market steady; native shipping and ex-
port steers. S5onS00; dressed beef and
butcher steers, S.50ns.0o: steers under
1000 lbs. s.. s5d5.75; stockers and feeders
"a 25as Is; cows and heifers, s300dT 80;
Gamers, 2e0fri. 90; bulls. s5.50li6.5o; calves,
60ons00; Texas and Indian steers. SEQ
fp70o: cows and helfers., A.2G625.
HoGS-Receipts. 40 head: market loo
higher: pigs and lights. S.60G7so: mixed
nS.00
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 2.3I
head; market strong; native muttonS
S. 1880: lambs. si5nf6.2s; eulls and
bucks, s1.25a325; stockers. sl.J0do50
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28

CHICAGO. March z.-charIes (Chiel
league pitcher. has signed : contract 10
manage the Decatur. III. team In the
Three-I league for the coming season
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New (yorL Mining stoch..
bank Clenrings
Coffee Market.

OMAHA. March 1.-Bank clesrings for
today were $2,4il .li7.94 and for the corre-
spending day last year t2.50e.52s.s5
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28

NEW YORK. March z.-sUGAR-Raw
steady: muscovado. % test, Ssec. cen
trifugal. IS test. csc. molasses, s. test,
sslc;. Refined. quiet.