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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-16

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Poultry, Pet and Live Stock

Capons have al
W a y 3 b e g n a
source Of interest
and profit to the
average poultry
keeper. ANY one
making capons is
making m O n Q Y
This is true be-
cause a capon viii
bring a m o : {
twice as much on
the open market
for eating pur-
poses as any 9th
or kind Of fowl.
a few years go
q a n q n ~ o r G.
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Money Wanted.
Real Estate For Sale.

s200-Large lot for colored people on
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Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25

csriot hecsipts.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25

mot Included In totals because uvlita
lns other Items than clearinLs
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Midsummer Stagnation 0vertakes
Exchange Yesterday.
NEWS REPORTS ARE FAVORABLE
During Morning Violent Uprush In
Tobacco Takes Place. but Gains
Are Lost-Foreiga COM
mcrce Reports Good.

NEW YORK. MAY a. stagnation such
a. Is often witnessed during midsummer
overlook today's stock market The first
hour brought a very moderate degree OF
activity, particularly in the low-preed
issues. but after that dealings fell until
they averaged little more than 300
shares an hour. Despite the dullness.
sentiment appeared to be mildly opi-
mistic.
During the morning there was a violent
uprush In the tobacco shares, especially
American Tobacco. which rose points,
but al midday practically all this gain
was lost. other obscure stocks lose
from | TO points, but as usual their rise
failed to elicit any pronounced response
elsewhere. For the rest Of the day t1e
market dragged along ustlessly. even the
adoption Of the subway plan BY the local
authorities falling to stir up any great
amount OF enthusiasm In the securities
concerned.
Latest figures tsbulated by the authori-
ties at Washington fully confirmed re-
cent roseste views regarding American
foreign commerce. II Is estimated that
exports will approximate s.. 1000 90 and
imports 81. 60.Ug.0oo leaving q balance to
our credit Of $50. 10000. Ra wcotton again
leads the e1prost and coffee the imports.
western reserve ceuters are strong In
cash and as yet there are no indications
that this part OF the country will be
called on beyond q moderate extent to
finance the harvesting.
throughout me pam week the move
ment Ga cash has favored this center.
The only domestic drain on local reserves
has been occas.oned by transfers 10 the
Pacific coast. another Shipment OF si.0Vv-
90 having been made today.
The bond market manifested a better
tone. with strength In the local fractions
and Seaboard airline Issues. sales. par
Na.ue, S-.V4J.vv United States bonds were
unchanged on call
NGmyer Va sa4ss ans leading quotations
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25

and decidedly lacking In urgency In
addition to the fresh receipts there were
several loads Of followers. so that taking
everything into consideration there was
e great plenty on sale.
No material change took place in the
market, the trade being slow and dun
without any new or interesting features
and with the feeling II anything. weak
sun everything that buyers wanted COM
man3ed steady prices. Five carloads Of
wooded lambs. the same that have been
coming all the week and that have been
bringing &25as.35 sold today at sS25
There were also a few cars of shorn
lambs that sold at the same price There
was nothing really choice on sale to
make test Of the market and practically
no wethers, yesrlings o. ewes, The fact
Is that there has not been enough sheen
OF any kind received this week to really
establish quotations. the arrivals being
made up almost entirely of lambs and
most OF them shorn
Shorn sheep and lambs: Lambs good 10
chonce, &-2Sds5o; lambs. fair to good.
S.I5ds.25: yearlings. sSood615 wethers,
S. Bd6.9o: ewes. ss5d5.T5
Renraserfa five salaS-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features Of the Tradins and Cieaiss
Prices on Hoard OF Trade.

+. CHICAGO, May 2t--Kansas made
Prices today for the wheat DIT The trade
watched almost exclusively the varying
news from that state regarding weather
and crops. In the end the market was de-
eidediy nervous and hgiac TO ic under
last night. Corn crossed unchanged to isa
- up and oats at an advance OF lsc 70
ssuhe. Provisions finished irregular,
strung out from &c decline TO l2Ac In
crease In cost.
Experts declared that the question Of
surplus yield OF wheat TO offset the
pis losses In the central states was hang
ms IN the balance and that the outcome
seemed TO depend on Kansas. Assertions
81 actual damage were received TO-DAY
from parts OF the state. II being alleged
ifinE had taken place In spots through
~ least three counties. Ness, Lane and
scott According TO advices, conditions
were getting worse a. a result OF heat,
winds and oronth. Fields In western and
northern Kansas We're reported 10 be
turning brown and the ground bahtd
hard. All this sent the market higher.
Dispatches telling OF rain at several
points we're received and there Was d
collapse Of prices all around
Jus< at the close wheat spectators
were again upset by hearing that the
rams In Kansas had proved 10 be only
sfyfnkieA and that predictions were for =
elondless sky over the PLANE rally
MAS In progress when the gons put a
stop TO business During the session july
ilnctuated from ,i.os.. TO g.iia with last
sales haisc net lower AZ s.io even.
Increased selling by the country acted
with the decline In wheat TO cauFe 4
setback In corn after nearly upturn.
July ranged between 1sitGss..c ana sslsr,
closing easy AZ 1eisc. ,nc same as last
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25
NEW YORK GENERAL msRkEr
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commodftiea

NEW YORK. May s4-FLOUR-Steady
spring patents, S50d5-so: winter strsights.
Is. l5dS.5 winter patents. 8. $4,000;
spring clears, N.66d4.s; winter ex-
tras No. l t.so64.5e; winter extras No,
Al0o4-S; Kansas stra.gnts, s9lee5.2-
Rye flour, quiet, fair TO good, sa0oGo. 10;
choice TO fancy. Sl5dS.p.
CoRNMEAL-Quiet: fine white ami ye.-
loM. .;lsal@' coarse. a.Dai.'S, kiln
RTE-ouist; No. Z. 500 c. /. (. Buf-
salo
BARLEY-st.ady; mating HHale
c. !. &. Buffalo.
WHEAT-spot market. quiet: No. red
N8. c. Z. domestic basis, TO arrive; ex-
port, H.S, cs-si ~f-g I. .. b. Riloat. TO ar
rive; MOL northern Duluth. ;L2s {. o. b.
afioat. Futures market closed sdlse net
lower. Nay closed al tlDi.. July at
MA BIS and September at ,l.oss.
CoRN-spot market, steady; export.
Sic. T. o.. b. afloat. Futures market
nominal. Receipts. 5000 bu.
oATS-spot market steady. Futures
market. nominal: Receipts, 1850 bu-;
hAf-Sulet; prnIe, $50 No. l. r.5Si
No, Z A-L clio: NO g. tl.sSQL35.
HIDES Steady; Central America, sc;
Bosota. z4auzS4c.
LEATHER-Firm hemlock firsts. ST
&c; seconds. 2tg2sc; thirds. sla2e; re-
ytNteut lSc.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork quiet; mess, ssoTs
1-l-W; fanny, s.0.Jvt.gi.ts. .nort clears.
tH.1g105e. Beef. STEADY: mess slsooG
ls.5e: family, tls.oo9ls. 30; beef hams. szstl
psi.ee. Cut meats. quiet picked bellies
10 % II pounds. tii.Coal4.0o: picked hams.
fl25o. Lard, steady. middle west prime.
SO. 5o1io.6o, refined, steady. continent,
Nl.7o. south Amefita, civ, cO,n2Odsi-.
SOogs0
TALLow-Easy: prime city. hhds.,
t1se; speciai, s,se- country, s.asae.
CHEESE - Irregular; receipts. a,ill
boxes. state whole milk, white, average
fancy, lSc. state whole mHk, colo. al,
average fancy. lie. whole milk. under
grades i5Ql4sac; skins. 1dilL.c.
EGGs-Weak; receipts. &,ss5 cases; fresh
gathered extras. 2lG2ikc extra first
storage packed D9slsc: firsts storage
packed, isaisi1c. extra first regular
packed. ls6zoc. first regular packed. Lao
isae; western gathered whites. 2y7sQ a nc.
BUTTER-Unsettied; receipts $40
tubs; factory current make, rlrsts. 23lSu
&c: factory current make. seconds zlsD
&c: packing stock, current make. No .
&c; factory stock. current make. No. 3,
isna s0i1c.
POULTRY : Alive. steady: chickens.
brollers. S0c; western fowls. lie; turkeys.
lie. Dressed, dull and weak; chickens.
broilers. Ssutsc. western fowls. l3aite.
turkeys. l3qzzc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25
DN-HEAD.
stassI. -


CAIfLE-There we're only seventeen
cars OF cattle or all kinds reported today,
~..-ur nas hUt ehVosn " LlaHe ",
much OF market There was, however,
considerable inquiry Ior desirable killers
and practlcany everything IN signt
changed Hanus In good season In Inc
morning. Ihe prices paid old not look
materially different from those that pre-
vailed yesterday. Most operators are
quoting IL as a STEADY market or the
usual fridays trade. While there was
nothing choice to compare with the top
cattle sold earlier In tue week there were
some sull-fed cattle good enough to bring
1910.
S.otsuUns on cattle GOod TO choice
bevf steers, ) S.0OQs 10. fair To good beef
steers. ai.OouS.Jo, N0.dn.Vn 10 lar DesI
seesrs. s65VuI.oO. gOOd 10 choice heifers,
so.iSgi,iS; gOou 10 choice eows, o.7Sae.i5;
fair 70 gooa COWS, o..5gti6; common 10
LAIR cove, Ss.0vg6.s5; good 10 choice stock.
eIs and fecdeis to.s,asi.-5, iair to good
stockers and teeoers, N,2SEss.2S sock
cows and neIfers. A.vv43.lo, s~sli caiveS.
A0aS.-o, buiis. siaSs. eLc.. s+.5Vg1.uu.
RepresentAtlNe sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25


NEW YORK May sL-METALs-stsnd-
ard copper. firm: spot and May. t1keo6
~: June. HSio1i6z5: July. tiSleafsX
August. 81. t2itGisS. September SIS ~
eisS. London market. firm: spot "a. fu-
lures. 90 y ID. Arrivals reported at New
York today. 20 tons. Custom house re-
turns. show exports Of ezs3 tons 80 far
this month. Lake copper. tissad1SI5:
electrolytic. Nss,diSe7l. casting sistfis
9ls1a. Tin. strong. firm. ~ 864S %:
MAY. sa6soHsse; June. ssGBass@. July.
ts&a<s. -. August. skSsv6saS ST.. sep
TENDER. Sc. SapsTis. Sales. 10 tons: June
sts%. London, spot eos IS. futures enc
los Lead firm: AEGEAN New York.
tae2isfftN East -. louis. Sales. 5000
lbs. August New York At u %: saaoo ms
June az tizis. London. nc s. Sd Speiter
Steady. sssoHsse New Yorx: &Ess6Sse
East 81 Louis Sales. ieeeoe lbs. Iure.
~ Louis delivery at ssssis: zaeea ibs
July at tSso london Is rs Sd Antiniony.
quiet. Cockson's, &0 Iron. Cleveland
warrants. 81 Yi1d in London Locally
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25

Fi4oUR-Firm: winter patents, pisa
as: winter straights NsosTsl0; spring
r.tents. xAieese5o: spring stralgnts, siu
O. bakers. NN5l&.
RTE-No. :. r6flc
BARLEY-Feed or -aixing. 559Ssc. fair
10 choice mailing. N.i+.ei -
sEED-Timothy. s'.oosieco. Clover.
PE0vIsIoSs-Pork. mess nszso
lka Lard. in tierees sia4s. snort RIOS.
Total elearances Of wheat ana flour
were equal 10 $500 bu- Exports for the
week. IS shown BY Bradstreet's were
equal TO s.ofe.0oo bu. PRIMARY reesipts
we're zkee bu-, compared with siz.v1o bu.
the corresponding DAY year ago. Esti-
mated receipts for tomorrow: wheat, Is
cars: corn, % cars; oats, % cars: hogs.
wHEAT-xo. red. unslis; No. !
red. xLf2dl.i44; No. ? naru, s.isuLls:
No. 2 hard, Ml2HlIsia: &c. ! i,.s,slern 4.
Ai74LAs No. northern. sLl+glis: No.
. northern. N.uGl.is; NJ. spnns, ei.l4ss
LA: No. spring. sl.loff1.lS. 30. ! spr.ras.
GA9!.5; veivst cnarf. sllogi-ls: arEgai.
coRN-No. :. esr4c: Nc. : White 81
sc Ne : yeIlSv. &essc: No. !. sss6
sy,se. Ne ; white. u4si :se; No. yellos.
lss<13cs No I. ESQ &c: No. white. 10
re. No yellow, ss-4fi.5hc-
oATe-xo. : white Sd6sc: No. 5 White
k,s4sfses No. ~nits. s-se4es s:spdzr1.
RfE-So. ;. soasic.
BxRLEY-7scHn3
TIAoTHT-seec. s.0sQla@
cLoyER-sesd. til92Hee.
bITTER-slesdy; ersame1es. zsassc:
dalrsex. z0esc.
E11s-Wexk; receipts, 1850 cases: Il
mark. casex Included, lsGise: ord .nsry
xirzts. Lie: fIrsts. ls9fsstc.
CHEESE : Steady: daisies, s51-glsz.e;
1Hins. l1lsssc: yo-:ag Americas. L "a
1s4c: long horns. i549ls1e
PoTAT0Es-Fsrm: recs.p,s = s.Fss
Wisconsin. r.odliss Michigan and aI.a-
n<zotz. f1-i61fE
rouIFRI-fzys. steady. turkey.. &c;
CHECKERS. isi1c.
yEA1-stsady al ss12c.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25
CHARGES MADE AGAINST
METHODS OF SECRET SERVICE

WASHINGTON. May 40 F. K1inke.
formerly secret service operative at Ser
York. has preferred charges to Chief
wilkie against the secret service. He
alleges that the system Of gift giving by
employees to superiors. resulting in fav-
oritism has grown TO an alarming extent.
that stool pigeon methods are resortsc
to In eounterfeltng cases and that an
ex-eonviet Is in the employ OF the Gus
toms special agent service.
Chief wilkde has informed Elinke that
he viii institute an investigation II speci-
fe allegations are submitted. Klinke
Chief wiEkie SAYS was suspended on
charges last March and recently resigned
from the service
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25

~. Losi. General Marker.

ST. LOUIS. May t.--wHEAT-cash.
steady. track No. red, sl.lsst9l. M No
hard, ti.l3ni.i1A.
coRS-Irregular track No. :. SIC. No.
. white SIC.
okTs-lower: track No. :. 5,e. No :
white. 65i.te5rc.
CLOSING prices OF futures:
whEAT--iiigher; May, N.is.c; July,
si.i0s: September. tio5is.
CoRN--Hlshor. May. SHc. July. isae:
September 7s,sc.
OATS-Hlgher; May, tTi1c. July, t9ssc.
RYE Dncnanged; DC.
FL0UB-LlEht sales red winter patents
s.. sAeiS.ts, extra fancy and straight, u %
49,, HARD winter clears, 81 s5fla. L.
sEED-Timothy. 1900
CoRNAfEAL-s3eo
BRAN-Local trade. SIS; sacked east
track
HAY-Duil weak; timothy, tstoo0es 50.
prairie, UNCHANGED
PRoVISIONs-Pork unchanged; lob
hing. tleb0; Lard, unchanged prime
steam. sa.sondooo; Dry salt meats. I'M
changed boxed extra shorts si0NH:
Clear ribs. slOs1it; Short clears. tio.s1h.
Bacon. unchanged; boxed extra short.
slL1sh; clear ribs. tli.SH; short clears,
sil.s7i4
PouLTRy-Quiet; chickens. i.ssc:
springs, sdsse; turkeys, i:hc; ducks, lie.
geese. &c.
BUTTER Weak; creamery 22gz5c
an.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25
81. Louis Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS. No, May 24-CATTLE-Re Re
ceipts, 900 head. including 100 Texans.
Market strong; native shipping and ex-
port steers. N.5Sd9.25; dressed beef and
butchers steers, sa7sds0o: steers under
Loo pounds 15odS.75; stockers and feed
ers, A16ds.Oo; COWS and heifers, Ana
$50; Gamers, A7Ja675; bulls. S.0Ods IS:
calves, SoodS.00; Texas and Indian steers,
S;6oul,I6; cows and heifers, A.O0d7.00
HOGS-Receipts, $500 head. Market
steady; pigs and lights. x25fD7 so; mixed
and butchers, S.e0dIs7is good heavy.
E.sod7ali.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 100
head. Market steady; Native muttons,
s5,oou6so; lambs S0oai0.0o; cuils and
bucks, Al5f5.25: stockers, s2Sod4OO
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25
Kan.a. city Live STOCK MarL.t.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, May e.-CATTLE
Receipts, 900 head, Including 100 south
ems. Market steady1 dressed beef and
export steers. ss.c5d900 fair 10 good. ,o.oO
qSl5; western s..,ers, s6.0l19.0o; stockers
and feeders, 5.1vG1.2: southern steers.
S.SdS25; southern cows and heifers, S. IS
9o.5o; native cows, s. cor 20: native heif-
ers. S.5Qs.5o; bulls, s5.o0d725; calves, $50
ass.
HoGs-Receipts. 600 head. Market
weak to &c lower; heavy, Es5G10Ia;
packers and butchers. S.5od7.75; lights,
S.20q7.76; pigs, S.5of675.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, LOO
head, Market steady: lambs, ss.50d9.S0;
yearlings, S.0od75o; wethers, N50dS.oo.
ewes. Aocd5.75: stockers and feeders, $500
$500; Texas goats, <.0od37 70.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25
IND FEEDERS.

HoGS-Hogs sold &c lower today. pos.
sibly t0ioc lower In spot& The trade,
while slow in opening, owing TO the fact
that buyers first bids were considerably
lower and that they did not try very
naru TO buy the hogs rirst- Still as
whole the market was reasonably active,
50 that practically everything had
changed hanns by II o'clock In the morn
ing Inc hogs sold largely al s.1sn 81,
with quite, a sprinkling ~ S.5S anu on
up as nign as Nt.6o Tor lste pest iloks ners.
Il win be remembered that yesterday the
bulk OF all the hogs sold at s,.i1g1.5O
while the top yesterday was saw, but
the best hogs yesterday we're OF good
quality.
Today's decline wipes out yesterdays
adysnee, carrying the narke, back 10
aOOut where Al VAS On cun-sday.
The receipts today were the smallest
since Monday. but The total Tor the five
Gays shows a gain Of over l90D head
as compared with the same days last
week and OF over Aoo head As compared
with the same period year ago.
M - Nssas
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25

NEW YORK, May e4-coTToN-spo
closed quiet, 10 points higher: mlddling
Sales $50 bales
Cotton futures closed steady. Closing
bids; May, n-i6c: June, ili2c; July, II. 2ic;
August, Il. 2Sc: September. II scc: october,
ll.1c; November. Lice: December, II. 46c,
January, lite; February, il.t6e; March,
ll.53c.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25

NEW YORK. May A.-CoFrEE-Fu-
lures market closed steady at q ne. de-
May. l23oc; June, 126e; July. i3z9c; ku-
gust, 12iec; September, October and No
vember, 1850; December, l3.S0c: January,
lS59c: February, 1860; March and April,
lS6lc. Spot coffee. steady; No. Rio,
iihc; Santos No. I, isisc. Mild, quiet
Cordovs. 161isi1c. nominal.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25
r.nait,n, 81 rrrn..rr.

WASHINGTON. May ss.-At the BEGIN
ming OF business today the condition OF
the United States treasury was Work
ina balance IN treasury Offices IS OF ,Sii (:
IN banks aud Philirnine treasury. "a. fs5. :
81; total balance IN general fund. Es1.-
80 rs; ordinary receipts yesterday. q 20. :
eiIs ordinary disbursements t3E- SO
deficit to date this fiscal year ts ~. ~ :
So as AGAINST a deficit Of ssases at this
time last year. These figures exclude
Panama canal and pubic debt trsnsac-
tons.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25
FORTY PERSONS SUFFER
FROM EATING ROAST PORK

IOWA CITY, la. May 7s-tSpeciai Ter.
egraml-Forty people have suffered al
lacks Of ptomaine poisoning here follow
ing a feast on ross; pork held By the
Iowa City Gun club at its annual trap
shoot. J. II. DonouSh was operated upon
today and - in serious condition. AL
viii recover. il is believed.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25

LIVkRPooI., May A.-wHEAr- Spot
steady; No. red western winter, S. I'd;
No. 9 Manitoba. Is lo14d: futures steady;
May, e ND; July. Is Sd; October, Is sd.
CORN-spot steady; American mixed
old, Is; American mixed new kiln dried.
6s lid. Futures easy; July. IS nd Sep
TENDER, IS I'D.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25
tTIod endInk AZ q. m.
DlsfklCT AVERAGES.

greater portion Of the corn and wheat
region this morning Appreciate Fains
occurred In all except the western dis
tIfctx. A few light and scattered SHOW.
era occurred In Nebraska.
l.. A, WELSH.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25
Imnar,. - N.u Yarl

NEW YORK MAY sl-rmpoFts Of msr-
chandise and dry goods At the port Of
New York for the week ending May Is
Gle for this port fer the WEEK ending to-
day were Ssi.cS silver and szse7fs gold
exports. u,tslss silver and Caae gold
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Does not Show ANY Change
Over the Day Before.
CORN MART REMAINS STEADY
All Points Report Decidedly strong
Caah Corn Prices and Bayers
Are Supporting Futures
- ON All dips.
oMAHA "a ai @

OMAHA, Ma y, sl2
The wheat market today Was almost a
Repetition OF yesterdays affair, ssiiins
Sharply higher early, ana easing Oh later
on profit taking sales ana snort seila..
on reported showers anu ecolor Weathe.
IN Kansas. Some adverse conditions me-
catch the winter wheat crop In It's criisca
stage but this looAs ,.Se UOrTo"i-as
trouoie a, the present tine as no damage
Is reely Claimed as yet.
The corn maEke, was s.eady ard !
OF ilrmer, no selling pressure beng
notlcea a. in NaekL All markets re-
ported decidedly strong cash cora prices
ana buyers are supporting futures on All
UPS because Of congested conditions IN
me early months
Wheat was strong and higher at the
start, reports OF ram in Kansas starting
PROFIT taking and further shOT, selma
Cash wheat was lJllic lower.
Torn held steady and firm uneeE good
support The reaction In wheat gave a
fAtner easier tone during the latter part
OF the session. Cash corn was 4e higher
10 ic lower.
Primary wheat receipts were 5sO90 BE-
ana shipments were $500 bu. against
receipts lsst year Of 81, 20 bu. anu slap
nlents Of e0s0oo bu.
Primary com receipts were $500 bu.
ana shipments we're 5a1.tV ba., against
receipts last year OF 1le.p9 bu. ana saaD-
ments OF t6s.0o ba.
Ceiarances were 10 bu. OF corn, lob
bu. OF oats and wheat and flour eqaai 10
$500 b..
Liverpool closed unclaimed 10 "a lower
on wheat and .9nd lower ON cora.
lne toiioMlnk casa Aales N9Te reported.
Aneat. NO. hard. .vcars. sl.Js,s. 40.
: nara, ] car, sLuss; cars. sl.ss. NJ. !
hard, car, I-& No. mixed, car,
Ns'a. No. mixed ! car. sL0i4. ! car.
Corn: No. white. car. Ssc. No. .
white. ] car. &c. cars, wac; cars. SC.
NO. color, l car. &c. No yellow,
cars. Sic. No. ) yellow. cars. 7sc: s
cars. Hac. cars. &c. No. yellow, l
car. DC: cars, $40; / car, &c. No .
mixed. ] car, i7isc; cars, &c; l car.
ssS. ! car. sc: car. oSstc.
Oats. No. waite. cars, 2l.c. No.
white. ] car, 6ll.c; cars. Ole.
Omaha Cssn rrices.
WHEAT-No. hard. n.69lie; No. =
hard. N.MVL0: No. hard. p.ot4li.os.
CORN-No. white, s0,40lc; No. 81
white. 0gelc. No. I white, f75x37slsc: No.
color. ssAfsec: No. 2 yellow, sp1j1:slsc:
20. : yellow 7I9isc; No. yellow. 7sI49
&c; No Z 7iS07sc: No. 4 7sd77iAc: No. 4.
1za1.sc; no grade, e]Qssc.
oATs-No. : white, b2jSQt3Ae. stand
ara, S1e, No. } white, Mo6si.e: No.
BARLEY-Malting. sscesi.B; No. IL
iced. Nqsoc; heavier than feed, SDd3oc.
RfE-No. 7. ssassc; No. !. Ge>ec.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKE1
Demand for Cattle and sheep steady
-HogS Lower

CHICAGO. May ?4-CATTLE-Receipt
L5p head. Market for beeves, steady.
go; Texas steers, sS0o77. IS; western
steers, ss.25d1s0: stoekers and feeders,
~. i06sS; cows and heifers, S.0od7 ~.
calves, S.50geo0
HoGS-Recepts. l5.0oo head. Market
generally &c lower: light. E.15d7.70: mixed.
N.015.&; heavy. S.5rd7.So: rough, 81 500
7.oS; pigs, SDGf 90; bulk of sales, sl.so6
7.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-R Receipts. 500
head. Market steady to 1oc hig,. err ma
tive. S75d6.35: western. A.0)dS So year.
lings, S.50d7.5o; native lambs, %.0o1s ~;
western, S.15ds.l0
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25

NEW YORK, May a-DRY GOODS
Trade in retail and jobhing houses was
little moro active during the day. Wash
fabrics woven and printed were called
very firm. Yarns rule quiet and barely
steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25
Milwaukee, train Market.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. May A-wHEAT
noStsern r nasslfsa NJ ssra No S,,:s
a.it4Lis: July. uleA. September. nee.
9LeliS
col:S-No. !. reiiov s1ise; No. Z white
slhc; No. ! 7sszasoc; July, sic; septenl-
Der. &c
oATs-stAndarc HA5ec
BARLEY Mailing. N.iodi -
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25

PEORIA. H.. May el-CoRN-Un-
changed to hc higher; No. yellow, SOC:
No yellow. &c; No. mixed, Jg5Si.c:
sample, CSC.
oATS-Unchanged: No. ? white, 65c;
standard, Aa4c; No. white, sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25

ST. LOUIS, May A-WoOL-Market
steady: territory and western medium.
i6flsc: fine mediums. i5dlTc; fine, i0fll5c.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25

ST. JOSEPH. NO.. May .i,-CATTLE-
Receipts 300 head market steady; steers.
%l5ns.0o; cows and heifers. s. a59S00;
calves, N60d65o
HoGS-Receipts, 500 head market SC
lower; top. r.I5: bulk OF sales, y.5Sd7.TO.
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Receipts. 100
head. market steady; lambs, E.sodS.SO
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25

LONDON. May -t-Amerlcan xecurities
we're 6uii ana feauIreIess during thf
early trading today. AZ noon p-sceS
ranged from y shove 70 4 below yestef-
days New York r,cSnE