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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22
Art Exhibit to
Be open All Day

To-day. Washington's birthday. the
art exhibit at the public library will
be open from 10 a. m. until 10 p. en-, al
though the library proper will be open TO
readers only from . to 6 .. m. The fact
that the day is q holiday for almost
every one will give people an opportunity
to visit the picture exhibit which is at
tracing so much attention. 1t is being
generally reported that this collection is
the finest that has ever been seen In
Omaha and as 1t is to be here only the
present week and next week 1t will be
well for visitors to take advantage OF
this holiday to see the collection at once.
The picture which so far has attracted
the greatest attention Is one called
Amid the LItchfield HIS" by Ben Fos-
ter. This picture hangs at the right Of
the entrance to the large gallery. On
the same wall on the opposite end OF
the room hangs picture by Louis Paul
Dessar entitled The Toilers." This is
the artist who painted the picture. The
Departure Of the Fisherman" which for
many years has hung in the middle gal
lery at the library. and which has at
tracted a great deal of attention.
Each day may be noted new bursts OF
enthusiasm from the public regarding
some one picture, showing that the best
pictures do not always attract attention
at first, but gradually grow upon those
who look at them repeatedly. Every one
In Omaha should see this collection. az
It is an unusual opportunity to study the
work OF contemporary American artists.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22


CATTLE-Cattler receipts were only fair
this morning. Still for the three days
this week the total Is i5,sG head, a gain
OF about LOO head over the same days
last week and AGO head over the cor
responding period year ago. The quality
OF the cattle was not so good, there be-
ing fewer desirable beef steers than yes
terday.
The demand for beef cattle was some
what more active than yesterday, with
the result that such cattle as buyers
seemed to want sold very freely and at
prices that were strong to ioc higher
than yesterday. The less desirable killers
on which competition was not 80 vigorous
commanded about steady prices.
The better grades OF cows and heifers
were around i0c higher than yesterday,
but the common TO medium grades did
not show so much Improvement, although
they sold more freely than was the case
yesterday. There In quite a good deal
Of complaint In the yards that bulls are
not selling to nearly so good advantage
as was the case q few days ago and II
will also be noted that veal calves are
lower.
Good feeding steers continue fully
steady, but the common and inferior
grades and thin stockers ue slow every
day.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
beef steers, t67597.76: fair to good beef
steers. t60Q67b: common 10 fair beef
steers, S-0o46.0. good TO choice helferx
,s.oo0s %; good to choice cows. A7596. 80:
fair to good cows and heifers, 1900 rs;
common to fair cows and heifers, S116Q
100; good to choice stockers and feeders
IS. zoos 5: fair to good stockers and feed.
ers, N50gbt0, common 20 fair stockers
and feeders. 80 5oq4.5o: stock helfers. 81 70
cas-: veal calves, c.5e67 80; bulls, stays,
etc, S.7St5.@.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22
PREPARING FOR GRADUATION
List of Eligibles for High School
Program Given Out.
FIFTY.sEvEN ARE ON THE LIST
Forty-Three of These Are Girls and
sixteen Boys-Weeding Ont
Process VIII Start in
short Time.

The list of members Of the senior class
OF the Omaha high school who are eligible
to compete for places on the commence
ment program OF the 1872 graduating
class, which will be held in June, was an
nounced by Miss Sarah ". Taylor, head
Of the constructive English department at
the school.
A total Of fifty-seven students. forty
three Of whom are girls and sixteen boys,
are eligible. A gradual elimination proc
ess will be held in April in order to shift
the list down to the required number for
the program, which vii consist Of either
eight or ten numbers. three of which
will be musical and the others essays lin
tied TO 100 words. The musical selections
may be either vocal or instrumental.
Ont Of the go students Of the senior
class only fifty-seven are eligible. To gain
place on the eligibility list, students
must have attained grades of 90 or above
In at least five studies in their junior and
the first half OF their senior year. In
addition to this, ii was required that
students must receive final grades above
50 per cent in all eleventh and twelfth
grade English work.
Miss Taylor director of the commence
ment program for 1917. has called q meet
ing Of the eligible students which will be
held Friday afternoon at the school.
when details will be arranged.
Following is the eligibility list:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22
Tax Collector is
Thrown Out of House

All our tax collectors are gentlemsn,A
said City and County Treasurer Ur@
"snd they must be treated as such. One
collector called on a man who owed back
taxes FOR fourteen consecutive years.
The collector was thrown out Of ths
house and before he could get down Ia
this office and report the taxpayer had
come in and paid up. w
However. We are not having very
much trouble. Most people wait on this
office and pay their taxes. Others ex-
pect TO be called on. and when they
are approached pay without protest. Tho
personal taxes are coming in nicely, for
we find the majority of folks willing to
pay as fast as we get around"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Price Quotations Under Pressure
Greater Part of Day.
VOLUME OF TRADE MODERATE
Reading PersistentIy Offered at
Lower Figures by Coterie of Well
Known Operators-Attaok on
steel Continues.

NEW YORK, Feb. n.-The stock mar
ket was under pressure the greater part
Of today. Business, while much in ex-
cess OF the previous day. was in moderate
volume and such activity as was shown
was largely at the expense Of quoted
Some of the days events adduced as
causes contributing to the decline in
cluded the speech OF Colonel Roosevelt
on the recall in President Taft's home
state, disastrous fire at Houston. Tex,
and rather pessimistIc views attributed
10 the head Of a prominent coal-carrying
road The latter probably was the most
potent factor and its significance was
reflected in the extreme heaviness OF
Reading. which is persistently Offered at
recessions by coterie Of well-known
Operators.
Dealings In Reading comprised about
40 per cent OF the total sales. the stock
scoring a net loss of "a points.
Steel showed less resistance than has
been its wont recently. but held well
above Its low price Of a fortnight ago.
Selling Of this stock was doubtless In
duced by reports issued from trade quar-
ters, not one of which offered much en-
couragement for the immediate future OF
the industry. Hartman stocks were sold
by the professional element to the ac-
compartment OF rumors that earnings OF
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific for
January soon 10 be published, are likely
to prove disappointing. while the HIN
issues probably declined in sympathy
with the general movement. Here and
there In the group OF specialues were
momentary advances, with equally unim-
portant declines. but the market as a
whole bore the familiar pre-holiday
aspect.
London was again a borrower OF call
money In this market. paying as much
as 81 per cent, a natural consequence or
he hfarh M { n
Of fact the loans made today really
carry over until next Tuesday TO meet
the requirements OF the settlement.
The bond market was relatively steady
save for weakness In Missouri Pacirc
controvertible "a. Total sales, par value,
S2.ii0,0o United States government ~
advanced u per cent, with an equal de-
chine in the coupon Is. Panama coupon
Is were up x on call
Number Of sales and leading quotations
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22
OMAHA FIREMAN KILLED
.. ON ENGINE At SIOUX CITY

Word has reached Omaha Of the death
Of Frank Williams, a fireman on the
Northwestern roak. working out Of Sioux
City. Williams lived in Omaha until g
couple Of years ago and was a brothsr-in-
law Of Fred Conrey. SIS South Thirty
eighth avenue.
According to information received. yes
terday while Williams was on his en-
CINE, firing for train that was leaving
Sioux City. in some manner he fell. or
was knocked from the cab and In strik-
ing the ground was Instantly killed 10
Is understood that burial viii be 81
Sioux City.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22

HOGS-In al important respects hog
trade was a repetition Of yesterdays
market. Receipts were large. amounting
TO about lseoo head. and the demand
proved broad and fairly active Favor
little bullish influence and. aided BY bet
ter competition from shipping interests
sellers were able to obtain 3r.ces that
ranged all the way from steady TO . dime
hlKher. some business was done early,
mostly on outside orders At advances Of
SGlec but the larger packers refused to
enter the market on this basis and a duli
Period developed. followed BY trading In
bulk that was generally quoted strong to
about q nickel higher.
Noveusent had nair degree Of life dur
Ing most Of the sssxion. and . creditable
ciexrznce vas made bsfcre II o'cfock.
shipper and speculators buying between
IS and - per csnt o. the total .rscaptx
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22
John Barrett to
Speak Here Twice

John Barrett. statesman and diplomat.
president Of the Pan-Americsn Union,
win arrive in Omaha today. Friday
afternoon he viii address the teachers Of
Omaha at the Young women's Christian
association auditorium. Tonight he win
be the guest Of the Omaha club at the
annual dinner. joan L. Webster. who
has been In washington. 10 isccompany-
ing Mr.. Barrett to this city.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 2i.-wHEAT-
Cash. steady; No. 2 hard. se,scasiO7; No.
&liaSc
c0RN-unehsnged; No. 2 mixed. sa
No, 3. s3q63isc.
Closing prices of futures:
WHbAT-May, seassssc bid; July, sox0
coRN-May esAc. sellers; July. s7Ac
oATs-unehanged No. 2 white. 5sa
5shc; No. . mixed. s2a52,4c.
RYE-6c.
HAf-Steady 10 N.0o lower; choice
Timothy, s0oog2i.So: choice prairie. tt50
BuTTER-Creamery SC; firsts, &c;
seconds, &c; packing stock, 2ie.
EGGS-Extras. Oc; firsts, sc: seconds,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22
E,.porated Apple. ana DRIED Fruit.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2l.-EVAPORATED
APPLES-Quiet and prices are easy in
sympathy with the markets up state: on
the spot fancy are quoted at s4glOatc;
choice. snidslzc; prime. Sfshc.
demoralized under forced selling by
speculators; quotations range from 4As9
iii.c for CALIFORNIA; up 10 Sttos and Sue
10 i2c for oregons. Apricots. dull and
nominal; choice. 1iEd15ic. extra choice,
fOa.fi6i4c; fancy l64niTi.c. Peaches,
steady with a fair jObbins demand and
small offerings. choice, llnulfc; extra
choice. lllkGlec: fancy, .l9Qi2irc. Raisins,
dull and easy: loose muscatels, S4alc;
choice TO fancy seeded, 6aa7itc; seedless,
s6sc; London layers. n.t0dl.S.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22
JUSTICE EASTMAN ABLE
TO RESUME ACTIVITIES

Justice Of the Peace Eastman. after
being away from his office since Christi
mas because of serious Illness. returned
to his duties Wednesday morning. little
weak. but almost entirely recovered
1t looked for q while like would have
to take back that statement about living
100 years" said the judge to visitors.
II feel all right now. however"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22
MISSION BOYS GIVE
SUGAR BOY MINSTREL

The young men Of St Stephens Mis-
sion gave a sugar boy minstrel Tuesday
evening. The show was a marked success
over 30 people attending The end men.
Earl and Lewis Noel. were especially
rood The proceeds Of the show will 20
into the church treasury to help pay for,
the erection Of a church building In the
near future
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKE
Demand for All Kinds Of stock IL
STEADY, - -

CHICAGO, Feb. H.-CATTLE-Re-
cciDts, H.t.o head; market steady TO l0c
up: beeves. s4.7O1Sbo: Texas steers. 1850
5.@: western steers, Nsoff7.0e; stockers
and feeders, 80 so66lo; cows and heifers,
81 0oG4. 90: calves, s550d7.7. -
HoGs-Hecelpts, 1900 head. market
steady mostly l0c up: light. Seogss5o:
mixed, s5.Sai6.25: heavy, ts0066. IN:
rough, @@qs; 10; pigs, A$dSoo; bulk OF
sales, t.2osfS30.
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Reeeipts, 90 900
head. ma, = e., st g. nasve' SSgt7S
lambs, native, a.segess; western h75
hS. 30. 4 ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Feb. 21.-CoTToN-Spot
closed quiet: niddling uplspds. 1880: mid
ding gulf, i0.75c; no sales. Futures opened
steady: March,. f0l2c; April, n21c bid;
bid; September. losfc: October. i03sc; No
vember. ioHc; offered; December, lose;
January. l0flc bid
FUTURES closed very steady: February.
Il. lie; March. lo.11c: April 10. 2sc; May,
$50: June. lo.Sc; Juiy!-lo.4sc; August
Il. &c: September. 10 toc; October. n. sc,
November. 10. sc; December, le.52c; jan
uary, 10. SC 49,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22

twins, ls%d1Tc; young Americas, I7a9
i7l-c: long horns, I7Adl7iSc.
PoTATeES-Steady: receipts. 81 cars;
Michigan and Minnesota, H.eS4l.l0; Wis
consin, si.S0l.0s
P0ULTRY-F1rm: turkeys. live, isc;
dressed. lsi1c; chickens, live, l2lsc;
dressed, lie; spring. live. lsc; dressed, DC.
VEAI-Steady; T7ilc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22

NEW YORK. Feb. d.-METALS-
standard copper. steady: spot, yllola
HW February. ttlGlfai4l2ia: March.
April. May and June. sl40>zp1Ll5. Lon
don market firm: spot. E6 Is Sd: futures.
So Arrivals reported at New York to-
DAY were go tons Custom house returns
show exports OF E.1s3 tons 50 far this
month. AXE copper. t1A50dlI75; electro
lytic. VIZ is4iA5o; casting. xl3Sl-E7l4I2a.
I'm. steady: spot. fs-7sS7s2oo. February,
~ Is1f5-e5. March. Sc 5ss7lsa5; April.
- E9f2i5; May. st2of3s3 %. June. H2@
gag London market firm: spot. Els
S.; futures, Els2 Local sales we're S
tons Of spot al t42S. Lead. quiet; AOo6
10. New York: 2s5f7406. East 81. Louis.
London market quoted at SIS lis. spell
ter, s65ousIS New York: tSS7l-6S ST..
East st Louis. London market quoted a.
20 is. Anthony. dull; Cookson's. rs
iron. cleveland warrants. O. ID In Lon
don Locally iron was unsettled; No.
foundry. northern, si47s6lS5: No. q
Nl7di4Is: No / southern and No. /
southern. soft. Nl7ssa1AS.
The New York Metal exchange an
nounces that. beginning on March Z the
daily call win Be held AZ In D. m. IN
stead o. I'D an at present.
ST. LOUIS Feb. E--METAIlS-Lead,
firm AZ Ao speiter. strong At Ma
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
Believed that Winter and Spring
Wheat is Underestimated.
CORN IS READY FOR MARKET
An Accommodation of stocks IL Pre-.
dicted Unless shipping Demand
Ahsorbs Grain as IL
Arrives.


OMAHA. Feb. q, lSlS
Il was logical enough TO bull wheat dur
ing December and January on the theory
az letup in the spring wheat receipts
and a belief that millers would be in the
market for supplies.
II is different now, with two months OF
the last hall OF the crop year gone.
Northwestern receipts continue heavy,
stocks 20 on Increasing and there is no
cash demand such as was expected. To
estimate OF both winter an- spring wheat
Yields for the crop of 1911.
The tendency OF the trade is to turn to
the selling side on all bulges.
There is an enormous amount Of corn
ready for market as soon as the roads
viii permit deliveries. This means an
accumulation Of stocks unless the ship
Isng demand grows urgent enough to
absorb the grain as IL arrives These
conditions will soon be cleared up and In
lhe meantime cash corn II so strong that
buyers have lots OF courage on all the
declines.
Wheat raled dull and weak. although
prices ranged practically unchanged.
sentiment Is strongly bearish and some
further decline Is expected. Cash wheat
was UNCHANGED.
While farmers are not selling as llb-
orally as they were. corn receipts are
fiill heavy. as country elevators arc fun
and receipts are likely TO keep heavy for
some time. Cash corn was unchanged 10
&c higher. =
Primary wheat receipts were $500
bushels and shipments were $500 bush
ess. against no receipts last year on ae-
count OF holiday and no shipments In
consequence.
Primary corn receipts were i,eS7,ooo
bushels and shipments were $1,000 bush
els, against no receipts last year on ac-
count Of holiday and no shipments In
consequence.
Clearances we're ls5oe bushels of corn.
l1uoq bushels OF oats and wheat and flour
equal TO q. 800 bushels.
Liverpool closed hu1.d lower on wheat
and I'D lower on corn.
The following cash sales were reported:
Wheat-No. hard, cars, s9c, No. hard,
J car. ssi4c; / car. ssisc: car, 9stc;
car, Sc. No. . spring ! car sic. No. 4
spring. l car, Sc Corn-NO 3 white: ]
car. a2hc. No. . yellow: 2 cars. sac
cars. 6ihc: q cars. siisc. No. 4 yellow: I
st' S ssi, s sst ssr. fse e s ~ m fsrs
2 ears. 6il4cs ? cars. dlAc. No. mixed: 1
car. sic: car, 6sc; cars. 57Ac; u cars,
S,e: cars. Shc. No grade; ! car. eec; 2
ears SIC: cars. 5sc: cars. 52t1c: ! car.
alc. oats-No white: / car. biAc. stand
ard: car. Sic. No. white: II cars. sic;
4 cars. 5oA.c No. white: , cars, eoSac.
Omaha tssn rrsces.
wHEAT--No. 2 hard. ssiscas1 .oih: No. |
J hard, Nlscgsi ols: No. hard. ssgss,sc
coRN-No. white. s2as2nc; No.
white, 55a6shc; No. color. eihas2c; No. |
J yellow. siasi@c; No. yellow, 5lsQ6sc. |
10. J. sl06iAe; No. 4. S5husie; no grade,
oxTs-No. 2 white. 5iasisc; standard. |
white. bog5ose. No. > yellow. 5ess9toAc. |
No. / yellow, 4gAd504c.
BARLEY Mailing. &cQsi rs; No. |
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22

PHlLADELPHIA, Feb. sl-BUTTER-
Steady; western creamery, special. Sic;
western creamery, extra, 9ci nearby
prints. extra, &c.
EGGS-F1rm and 3oc per case higher;
Pennsylvanis ard other nearby firsts,
free cases, $sSo. current receipts. free
cases. $3.50 per case. western flrsts, free
cases, T.9 per case; current receipts,
free cases, $50 per case.
CHEESE-Firm. New York full creams,
nc; fair TO good, ITt<disc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22

NEW YORK. Feb. a.-MoNEY-On
call, steady at 3nd2A per cent; ruling
rate ~ per cent: closing bid, "a per
cent; offered At "a per cent: time loans.
days. ) per cent: six months. S&9Sls per
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-slso4
per cent
STERLING ExcHANGE-Firm, with
actual business In bankers bills az Astse
for sixty days and at A.NfS for demand
commercial bills, N3A.
sILvER-Bar, sac; Mexican dollars.
&c.
BONDS Government, Irregular; rail-
road. steady.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day ON various
Com modftfes

NEW YORK, Feb. a.-FLoUR-Quiet
spring patents, S-l0dS Is; winter straights
si.a,l1.V' winter patents, Aoa4so
/ spring clears, si-9d+4S; winter extra:
No. !. S.Nu5ss; winter extras No. 2, SIS,
a@ss; Kansas strsights. A70g4-A Ry,
flour, quiet; fair 10 good, AsS9LS
choice TO fancy, s5.0n525 Buckwheai
flour. steady; $3.50 per loo lbs.
CORNAEAL-Steady; fine white and
yellow, H6glTo; coarse, Sl-5Sdls; hlr
RYE-oulet: No. 2, s7e. c. /. T. Buffalo
BARLEY-Quiet; mailing, s.229l.S.
WHEAT-Spot market, firm; No. /:
red. AoD&. elevator. export basis. and
M.@A, T. 0. b., afloat; No. / northern
market was nervous and moderate price
changes both ways was a result of even.
Ing up operations. Prices were steady
late, closing unchanged TO &c net higher
May. sl.O3 s-l6nl.O4 3-ls: closed at sIOii1:
July closed at tl.0oit; receipts, q. 400 bu.
shipments, 5I.5ss Jbu.
coRN-spot market firm; Ne. 2, &c,
elevator, domestic basis. to arrive, and
export. &c, o. b., afloat Futures mar
ket was nominal: receipts, l0l, 80 bu.;
shipments. 6s.50t bu.
OATS-Spot market barely steady; fu-
lures market was nominal; receipts, $3.50
ou.: shipments. lo.0o.
nal-Slehuy, prime, a.z0t NO. j, tl.3od
LIS: No. 2, r.l5gi.2o: No. 3. sl.05
HOPS-Quiet: state. common TO choice,
1911, 45qeie; 1910. nominal: Pacific coast,
1911, 40d45c; 1910 nominal
HiDES-Steady: Central American, &c;
Bogota, 23i4a2iIsc
LEATHER-Firm; hemlock firsts, 2s0
nc; seconds, aa2sc; thirds. 2l@e3c; re-
jects, i5fll6c
PRoVisIoNs-Po easy: mess.
N7.5o9l7.5S; family, Sls0od3o0o; short
clear, Sl70oHlS.50 Beef steady; mess,
tl3.0onl9.9; family. sl4.50al5.0o; beef hams,
~. bsdls.D Cut meats, quiet: picked
bellies, 10 TO II lbs, $3.50: picked hams.
sll.a Lard, easy; middle west prime,
~ svtfAA refined, easy; continent, $50
South America, siolo; compound. S.s7Sq
7l2k.
TALIyOw-Duli prime. city, hdds. &c:
special, SIC; country, b+dsLc,
BUTTER-Steady; creamery specials
2sc: extrns, zerc; firsts. 2ilsspssc: STATE
dairy tubs, finest, sc: good 10 prime, u
92Ic; common TO fair. 2sQ26c process
y eoials. Slsdzlc; extras. sc: flrsts, So
25ixc.
CHEEsE--Firm; receipts. s5s pack
ages; skins. 71tqf1fiic.
EGGS-Firm; fresh gathered, extras.
Gassc. fresh gathered firsts, pc; fresh
gathered seconds. sc; western gathered
POULTRY AIIye, steady; we,tsrn
chickens, leni2ltc: fowls, ISlfff1t,sc, tur-
keys. issflee.s dressed. steady; western
chickens. i2sfnisc, fowls. i2Maisc; tur-
keys. .i2g2le.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22

MILWAUKEE,, Feb. a.-wHEAT-No.
] northern. sl.esdl.l0: No. northern, s.. 0i
Gl.@; No. hard winter. sl0o6i.0s; MAY,
ssSs 6sslsc. July, sac.
CORNING. 3 yellow. ssisc; No. white.
S3Ac; No. } &c; May, si'sGsSc; July,
sic.
OATS Standard. 52xfssc.
BARLEY-Malting. N9di.30
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22

LIVERPOOL. Feb a.-wHEAT-spo,
steady; No. Manitoba. Sc ND; No. :
Manitoba, Is sid; No. Manitoba, IS Cd
Futures steady: March. Is lod. May, "a
AID; July, Is tl4d.
CORN-Spot, American. mixed, new
quiet at 6 iAd: American, mixed, old
steady at &c lid: American. mixed, new
kiln dried. quiet at Is I'd. Futures easy
March. IS ND. May, IS nAd,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22

Cash quotations were As follows.
FLOUR-Bsrely steady: winter patents.
AihhQ0: winter straights, 81 Sef74 20.
spring patents. S. sedS0o; spring straights.
N5ed4 10; bakers. <2SQS.lo.
RYE-So. 2 sic.
BARLEY-Feed or mixing. sS9s1c; fair
70 choice mailing, N-1s0lE.
sEEDs-rimothy, t1leo91La Clover.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork. mess, new, $3.50;
old. slAz5. Lard lin tiercesl, ss.75. Short
ribs floosel, &Ek
Total clearances OF wheat and flour
we're equal to 2feao0 bu. Primary receipts
were S7s.a0 bu., compared with a holiday
the corresponding day year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. GO cars; corn. 80 cars, oats, i52
cars, hogs. sl.ooo head.
Chicago Casn Prices-Whest: No. 2
red. ss&ffas9zc, No. red, esL<6asc: No.
> hard as5zc1 .1ej4; No. hard 9ecfsl 90.
10. l northern, sI0eUL10: No. northern.
slazf11.1S: No. northern. 81. oedl0; No
: spring. sloQ1-0;- No. spring, ssc6
H0s: No. spring. sSc4<l-M: velvet chaff,
ocdrsG. durum, eoc9tLa8: Corn: No.
4 G<ds53<c; No. white. eeilds34c: No.
yellow. 6s516s3z4c. No. 4 ssFsoc; No.
4 whife, 59ztG,i<cs No. yellow. 6sisHsoszc
Oats: No. white, ziz46zc; No. :, 5ec:
Ne. white. Slk4szkc; No. 8 &c; No. I
white. 345l4c; standard. 521szac
BUTTER-Hrms creameries 2fdzci
diaries. zi415c.
EGGs-Firm: receipts. 4ss cases; At
mark, cases included. 871c: ordinary
firsss. esGzsc: firsts. &c.
cHEESE-sieady; daizisss nkerHc;