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Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18

SHEEP-Cond.tiors In the sheep and
lamb trade were rather beartsh than
otherwise, = heavy supply causing pack
ers TO 60 SOW. There was nothing much
doing In any branch of the fat stock
market early owing to appearance Of
twenty-sever loads OF Colorado lambs in
the run that were yarded In selling pens
with the privilege of rebilling to eastern
feeding stations. Total receipts were es-
timated at forty-seven loads.
When movement finally started, prices
settled to levels steady to a little lower
In spots, but the demand proved draggy,
and selling required considerable effort
and long workouts. Good classes Of
stock met with general preference and
usually sold first but packers encourft-
cred very little competition from shear
ers on the fair to good wooled grades
and killing purchases were made at
leisure
Wooled lambs made up the bulk of Of
ferings. extra good westerns moving at
x.sS. Plain to common lambs ranged
from SIS downward, values covering a
wide range. and the best quality shorn
lambs were wanted at 81 and less. Weth-
ers and ewes were equally scarce, some
good shorn wethers selling at SIS.
Country demsnd had neither life nor
volume and very little stuff was bought
for shearing or feeding. Two days out
put, according to packers tab, amounts
TO less than loo mead.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: lambs,
good to choice, t1.eonS.oo: lambs, fair TO
good. F.@67 .s5; lambs, shoin, ss.4og7 90;
fat shearing lambs. x.oog7.5o; yearlings.
handy, N.oca7.5o; yearlings. heavy, $500
100; wethers. good to choice. s6.i5@e.5o:
wethers, fair 10 good. s5.S5d6i0; ewes.
good to choice, S.15d6.oo; ewes, fair to
good. S.oc9575.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18

HOGS-Hogs sold on an early market
that was inclined to be trtfie saggy.
prices ruling steady TO shade lower.
but free buying put considerable stiff
ness IN the late trade and closing values
averaged strong. Bulk sold az figures
generally steady with those Of yesterday.
At first glance. receipts appeared to Be
In excess OF the market requirements.
about is.5oe head showing up. This total
acted only ~ q temporary cheek upon
the demand. however, and despite fha
proximity OF South Omaha prices with
thoss being paid At Chicago. movement
had plenty Of life and an early clearance
was made.
The big end Of the crop consisted Of
mixed and butcher grades with quality
remarkably good for this season Of the
year. shippers purchased more than 1e
per cent OF the total receipts. fayorinE
smooth butcher offerings as rude.
Best heavy hogs On sale brought ElM
Identical with yesterdays top. while bulk
landed within the E.SdT-so spread Choice
lard and poor bacon stock sold almost Soc
apart. good bacon weights selling At E.ss
n1A ard less
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18
Officials Chosen for
Big Athletic Meet

Officials for the open indoor meet at
the Auditorium on Saturday night, April
q, were decided upon at & meeting OF the
directors and promoters at the Young
Mems Christian association.
DR.. r. G. Clapp of the University OF
Nebraska was chosen to referee the
events. The officials VINO were selected
are as follows:
Honorary Referee-George F. Gilmore
Refereed. Clapp.
Judges Of Finish-A. C. Wagner, J.
Dean Ringer, Hugh Wallace.
Field Judges-Dr. Z. 7. Manning, f.
II. Garvin. Kelso Morgan, ]. NJ. Towie.
Inspectors-F. II. Currens. G. L. Whit
more, B. F. Ruffner, Paul Werhner.
starter-J. G. Mckay.
scorer-,J. s. Hedelund.
Assistant Scoref--G. r. Wagenseller.
Clerk OF Course-Painter Knox.
Assistant Clerks-R. L. earns, r. S.
Flower.
Announcer-R. r. Rainey.
Assistant Announcer-G. l.. Sutherland.
Custodian Of Prizes-A. W. Miller.
Marshal--R. o. Miller.
wrestling-J. ]. Holden.
Boxing-L. E. Pickering.
Judges on Parallel Bars-A. J. Ullrich,
Frank Riha, Jacob Gehrig, A. o. Devol.
Timers-c. L. Reed. Stanley Rosewater.
@. l.. Rathbun. C. c. Wendell.
Prof. Maxwell announced that athletes
who intend to enter the coming meet
should send In their entry blanks to him
at once. thereby gaining a membership
ticket to the association. which will give
them the privilege OF using the track and
the gymnasium; also such instructions as
they may want from any OF the athletic
directorA.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18
Total receipts. .11s 81 4
pIsPosITIoN-HEAD.


CATfLE-There was very fair run
Of cattle today, the supply being fully
1000 head heavier than on last Wednes-
day and the three days supply being
some $500 head heavier than for the first
half Of last week. The trade opened rather
slow with Indications that buyers would
be able TO shade prices more or less al
though the weakness was most appar-
ent on the common to fair grades that
constituted the bulk OF the offerings.
Strictly good to choice cattle found ready
buyers in both the dressed beef men and
shippers, and held their own but the
trend Of values was undoubtedly easier
on the ordinary run OF beef. Movement
was sluggish all forenoon although indi-
cations were favorable for n very fair
Clearance finally.
There was also a somewhat easier tone
20 the market for cows and heifers.
Fresh supplies were comparatively small
but the weakness In the trade appeared
70 be more In the nature Of natural
reaction than due 10 any let up In the
demand from either local packers or
outside butchers. All grades OF she stock
showed some weakness and the tone TO
the market was easier
Supplies OF stock cattle and feeding
steers were tolerably liberal, and buyers
started out TO make their purchases on
q lower basis. In this they were sue
cessful inasmuch Is many OF the cattle
brouGht earlier In the week were still
unsold and there was no disposition on
the part OF traders to carry over any
great number on account OF the danger
Of rough weather. Demand from the
country Is still good. however, and there
10 strong healthy undertone to the
trade.
quotations on cattle: Good TO choice
steers, H.oo9i 80; common 10 fair heef
steers. te.09Ioo; good TO choice heifers.
p.0f5T.5o; good to choice cows. s5.59as 10;
fair 10 good cows, n. 75af5 50: common 70
fair cows, u.Isei<. Is; GOOD to choice stock
ers and feeders, S.5s11 .ov: fair to good
TO fair stockers and feeders. N.so91. y,
stock heifers, q. 5096 10: veal calves, H.os
9e.ss; bulls. stays, etc, "a. A.AoJS.W.
Representative sales;
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotnziens Of the Day ON yarfous
Con- odftfes,

NEW YORK, April n.-FLoUR-
Firm; spring patents. S.45dSo 20; winter
| strsights. A.5o746o; WINTER patents, $40
qs@; sprf2s sss sssaTs. =, MStsS'g5, ~ r,n,sp m9
CSSd175, Kansas straights. A-sSlfts
Rye flour. quiet; choice 10 fancy. S.0oa
as.
yellow. l7oai7s: coarse. n-sai7e: kiln
CoRNMEAL-Quiet; fine white and
dried fa2
RYE-Fum: No. :. SIC: c. i. E. Buffalo
BARLEY.-steady; mailing. nssai.s
C. { z Buffalo. .-t
WHEAT spot market irregular; No. 2
red. yii2. elevator. export basis; a.Hs4
La. T. o. b. afioat; No. 1 northern Du-
luth. sl..la. Y. 0. b. afloat. opening nav
igation. Futures market was firm at the
start on further crop complaints and firm
cash markets. eased off under selling
prompted by favorable reports from the
southwest and the spring wheat states
but was firm late on covering, closing
.c lower 10 &c higher: May closed a,
N.H.; July, yIe ii-le1ll llla. closed at
siii Sis: september. si.atsni.o .osss. closed al
sle. Receipts. ECO bu.; Shipments So
SO bu.
coRN-spot market firm: export. sszc.
nominal. {. o. b. afloat. Futures market
was nominal. Receipts. ESQ bu.; ship
ments. 3sSs bu.
oATs-spot market firm; standard
white. &C.. In eiey yator; No. 2. 64e; No. ).
&isc. No. I. DC: natural white and white
clipped. G21eTGc. Futures market was
nominal Receipts. 2.s2S bu.; shipments,
rs bu.
HAY-Firm; prime. $40; No. j. $40;
No. ?. ;l.Scui.s5; No. 3, tLl5a51.2c.
HOPS Quiet; state common TO
choice. 1911, J315oc: 1870 i-ominal: Pacific
coast. 1911. tiaffc; ta0. nominal
HlDEss-Easy; Central Amariea, 2ilsc;
Bogota, 2ia25c.
LEATHER-FSrm; hemlock firsts. s5a
&c; seconds. ssa2sc; thirds. 2igs2c; re-
PRoVIsIoNs-pork. firm; mess ss.w
9is.5o; family. s2o.oongloS short clears.
sisedisoo Beef. steady. mess. sis.5ey
lloo; family, sle.doals5D: heef hams. s2sloo
aal.oo. Cut meats. steady; picked bellies.
10 TO II pounds, sia 06inoo: picked hams.
N2ooai2.&. Lard, easy; middle west
prime, tio-9oaIoio refined. firm: conti-
nsnt, fioso: South America, sii.bo; com
TALLow-steady; prime city, hhds.
3lsc: special. 6Ac; country, 55sqsisc.
BuTTER-steady at the decline: re-
ceipts. 1864 tubs: creamery specials, sic;
extras, Disc; firsts. 2git9ooc: seconds.
Sisa2sc; state dairy, finest, 3oasol1c;
good TO prime, 2s0:sc; common TO fair.
siaZc; process specials. H6Eitc; extras,
zsisc: flrsts. 3isn2sc; seconds. 2tsI2ir.
CHEESE = Unsettled receipts 2,aS
boxes: state whole milk. current mako,
white or colored. specials. lsc: state
whole milk. white or colored. average
fancy. i7itQ1TAc.
EGGs-steady: receipts. l,as cases;
fresh gathered. finst regular packed,
southerly sections. rdislsc fresh gath
cred, seconds. isis1iSrc.
POULTRY = Alive, steady: western
fowls. l5i4c: turkeys. i5c. Dressed.
steady; western fowls. 15di7c; turkeys.
l3922c.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Tradiss snd ciosins
prtces ON Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. April i7.-5Pit tactics and
..o-e, westher rather than crop damage
reports took control today Of the price
or wheat. snow. rain and cold gave the
market q bullish turn at first, put tns
demand began 10 dwindle and opened
the way for a bear raid The close was
unsettled. varying from hgssc decline 70
80 advance Corn showed rise OF
s<H1.c 10 lkdi,.c, and oats gain OF ~
- 10 1hQlAc. Latest trading lett pro-
visions ranging from &c off 10 an increase
of ~.
the perceuiagr OF loss 10 pe larger than
previously estimated. A statement later,
however, by many officials VI tho state
Drain Dealers association figured that
not TO exceed l.oo.oo acres would be
abandoned In Kansas and that moro than
e.oeo.ooo acres were In tine condition, thus
pointing 60 a crop OF fully ioo.cp,ooo bush.
els for the state. Alleged prospects Of
damage increase In Missouri soon lost
effect on the market many holders try
ing 20 realize, while short sellers, led BY
prominent dealer. hammered the July
option especially. That month broke
nearly &c from the top figures OF the day,
Between the opening and the close July
wheat fluctuated from si.6 TO si.o7A. with
the finish n nervous one, h0Ac under
last night. At ti.osi4fLosss.
Cold. rainy weather and a forecast OF
later unsettled conditions had much 10 do
with the renewal OF strength IN corn.
July corn ranged from 1stc 70 17ita77hc,
CLOSING lc net higher, at i1hn77Ac. Cash
grades were steady. No. J yellow was
quoted at 7sIta7ec for earlots.
Oats advanced on account Of the
chances Of delay in seeding at this time
and bad weather. Upper and lower levels
touched for July proved TO be 5iiic and
s1,tc, with the close lhHlhc up, at disc.
Fork closed dearer. 7it4aoc. Other adj
sances, however. did not hold.
Quotations on futures clcsed as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18

FLoUR-Market firm. advancing; VIM
ter sorts. 29naec higher and spring brands.
1e01sc; winter patents Aea1l0: winter
straights. S-so6A-so: spring patents. NS
Qs.e: spring straights. Ate9aS; bakers.
RYE-No. 2. sc.
EARLEY-Fced or mixing. s5ct5ti g;
fair to choice mailing, sL2oaL3s.
sEEDs-Timothy. hodi1e; clover.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork. si7.aHaRm Lard,
in tierces). siaS Short ribs. doosel,
Total clearances Of wheat and flour
we're equal 10 1saes bushels. Primary re-
eeipts were z3s.eoe bushels. compared with
rear ago Estimated receipts for tOmor-
fcw: Wheat. cars: corn. . cars; oats.
81 ears. hogs. 1I.eee head.
Chicago Cash Pfices-Wheafs No. red,
N.1s%&l12; No. : red, N.osd1l0; No !
hard, si.loistBy- -i@ssc. No. hard. noe
III: No. aorthern. sL111iis; No. !
ncrthern. n.f4Ni-izs No. northern, sI-ss
s-rinr. siles1u.iS: So. . spring. r.ecSs q:
velvet chaff. N.ee11l-12 Corn: Ne. 5. ne;
30 , uhits. ss,11Sc: No. yellow. 77.zd
- No. 4 7e67s1xr; No. white 20
10: No. = yellov. sec osu; No.
! whit white. Si1dssc: ssasdsrd, s,Z@zse. ~
Rye: No. . &c Barley &c<f3l %
I!nothy Seed: &@91zM Clover seedi
EzW6A-H1
st'TTER-stezdy. crszmeriss. szazie.
1zir1ez. s141xc-
E0Gs-steaey reorspts. r.xs cases: =,
uarf. cases Included ls41sizc ordinary
Urslz. l965azc: <irztz. &c.
EHEE<F-FIrm. d4i<iex r75<6i1ize.
kzz1f, lE<6<51ci Fp1ux Americza lssx6
e: long korns. ts<4fsr.
PoTATuEG-S1@&dys Receipts, & cars;
Wiecone!n. = 1e0I :; Michigan and anr'
Hezo<x q .<zHf<s
<Hic<enk Nc: sprinxz. E;sc
FE4L~-S<<ady ~ s0II7c
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18

Gamers, S.5oG5.so: bulls. s4ooa6oo; calves.
s. .oo6s0o; Texas and Indian steers. S."9
100; cows and heifers. &zSnSas.
HOGS-Receipts. $500 head: market
strong: pigs and lights, s5.75HSee; mixed
and butchers, s7.Sdsfo; good heavy, N.so
dSl0
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. ZOO
head: market strong TO loc hlgher na-
tive muttons. S.0OG6.5; lambs, so.zSg
SIS; culls and bucks, S0qSo; stockefs'
Sc 75n57a
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18

NEW YORK. April 17.-coFFEE-Fu-
points higher. sales we're G.Se9 bags
April, I3szc: May. 12sec: June. Me1c;
July. fkese: August. 14lec: septemecr.
y4isc: October. Ni3c: November. Nasc;
December. 4esc: January. February and
March, l4.a6c. spot coffee. steady, Rio
No. {, f4ssc; Santos No. I. lszc: mild.
quiet; cordova. ls0fsife. nominal
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18
COLD WEATHER PREVAILS
OVER THE GRAIN BELT

According to the railroad reports.
weather conditions to the west and north
west are very similar TO those prevailing
In Omaha. There was no rain or snow
reported last night, but everywhere 1t
was cloudy and cold.
Temperatures throughout Nebraska,
South Dakota and Wyoming this morn
ing ranged from D TO 70 degrees above
zero. with bit warmer in Kansas Gem
orally high winds prevailed last night.
Persistent Advertising is the Road to
Big Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for All Kinds of stock 10
steady.

CHICAGO. April 17.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1&ooo head; market steady 10 1oc
lower; beeves. xsoas.7S: Texas steers,
Al59Sie. western steers. S.60d7. 10,
heifers, s3eSd7.25: calves, x5c97.5o.
HOGS-Receipts, 220O head; market
steady TO shade higher: closed dull; light,
I.6ogs0sis; mixed. t.65Gs.i0: heavy, N.7o
as10; rough. E.7od7s5; pigs, s5.OoQf. %:
bulk OF sales, y.s59s.05.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, I7.ooo
head; market steady to loc higher: native.
s2-soa7.2S; lambs. native. D.2s67.S; west
ern, S.6oflS3o.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18

ST. LOUIS, April L-wHEAT-cash
firm; track. No. : red. si.lsai.ips; No. 2
hard. sl.osafi7.
CoRN-Weak: track No. ., Si66ihc
No. white, sodE3c.
OATS Steady; track No. Z 5sc; No. ,
white. Ss65sisc.
Closing prices Of futures;
WHEAT--steady; May. n.io; July,
ti.os4.
coRN-Hlgher; May. sic: July. 7sa7shc.
0ATS-Higher: May, bTikc: July, sic.
RYE-unchanged s6c.
FLOUR-Firm; red winter patents, $40
Gaio; extra fancy and straight. N.ieH
ta; hard winter clears, s3.M9s@.
sEED-Timothy, BOO
CoRNMEAI.-s3ea
BRAN-Higher, sacked east track. si.U
QfS.
HAY-scarce; timothy. t7oc9s0oo.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork, unchanged; Job
bing. sl6.7S. Lard, unchanged primo
steam. ts.so6io.o5. Dry salt meats, un-
changed; boxed extra short. yli.0o: clear
ribs. sii.oo; short clears. sii.sS. Bacon. un-
changed; boxed extra shorts, tl2oo. Clear
ribs, si2.oo: short clears. si2&
PoULTRY-Steady: chickens, ifxc:
springs. isc; turkeys, iic; ducks. iici
geese. &c.
BuTTER-Lower: creamery, zT6S2c.
ECNS-Unchanged: lHhc
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18

call. steady: s8s per cent: ruling rata. !
per ccnt; e1esdnk bid. ~ per cent: offered
~ per cent Tine loans. easler. sixty
days. ~ Per cent; ninety days. 4<0ck
pr cent. six months. sk1< par cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-fA6ps
per cent
sTERI1Na ExcHANGE-steady. WITH
actual business IN bankers bills az Asfio
for eixfy-dsy bills and at AsTIs for de-
mand; commercial bills. tzSJzx
sILVEE-Mexican dollars. &c
BoNDs-Govsrnmsnt. steady; railroad.
Irregular.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18
OIL Prices Advanced.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Standard
on company Of New York today advanced
all grades of refined petroleum s points
making refined in cases. l0s5c per gallon
standard white in barrels s.Sc, and re-
fined in tanks 4.s5c.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, April iT-METALs-
standard copper, quiet; spot. 3i55Ga .s7,s:
April. sis-0alss7h: May. June and
July. sl6,59IASh, London market, easy;
spot fd Is ID; futures. 81 ss %. Arri-
walls. reported at New York today, twen-
ty-five tons. Custom house returns show
exports OF 127ss tons so far this month
Lake copper, sl6.l3t4a16.25: eiectrolytic
nsooa1e12is; casting. s16.estsdi5.Szix Tin,
quiet; spot. AS SSea<a6o; April. 1850
t3eo; May. sl1504Sso: June, s2soasSs Is;
July. A27ou+3oo; August, ss2 2safl2 SIN
London market. steady; spot, fis7 i5s; fu-
lures, fis4 los. Lead. quiet; Al564. 2als
New York; Niod4ao. East st. Louis. Lon
don. fls IS ID. speiter. quiet. H7o0Sso
New York: S.soGs75 East ST. Louis. Lon
don, E4 lIs Sd. Antimony. quiet: Cook
sons 800. Iron. Cleveland warrants, sss
I'D In London. Locally iron was steady;
No. 1 foundry northern. si52saia75: No.
: nt7s9ls.&; No ] southern and No.
southern soft. si5.2sdi55s.
ST! LOUIS April fT.-METALs-Lead,
firm at sAi7ia: spelter. firm at ss.s5a675.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18
kan..s CITY arain and proylslop.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, April i7.--wHEAT
.unehsnxed 70 NC lower; No. . hard.
n07,s9i.iiia; No. 3 u.o5i4@ifoii; No. 2
red. slo79i.0S; No. 3 ti.o541Lostl
CoRN-Unchanged 10 VIC lower: No. 2
mixed. @Hs2lsc; No. J. SoMmsic; No. ?
white. s16s2isc; No. .. siiac.
oATs-Unchsnged; No white. sifl
n4c: No. mixed. $40 soitc.
Closing prices OF futures:
wHEAT-May, ulosTs; July, tiocoi .oois
September. we
coRN-May. vi; July. 77xc: septem-
Der. TAG.
oATs-JuIy. si&asls; September. tsssc
RYE-siGeec.
HAY--Steady: choice timothy. Slsoo9
800: choice prairie. ssoT5321.o0
BUTTER-Creamery. SIC; firstx &C;
seconds. &c; packing stock. &C.
Eo0S-Extras, sitc. firsts. isitc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18

ST. JOSEPH, No., April T.-cATTLE-
Receipts. I.e00 head; market stea1y:
steers. S. 506S 90: cows and heifers, SSo
also: calves s5.oeaS0o
HOGsReceipts. $500 head; market
Glow, steady; top, SIS: bulk Of sales
s.. 7oG7s 90
SHEEP AND LAMBS-None; market
steady; lambs, s1.o9dS0.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18

NEW YORK. April iI.-EVAPORATED
ne.
DRIED FRCITS-Prunes. steady with
a quiet trade: quotations range from W
Ql0,<c for Californias, up to @~SoS. and
Salic for oregons. Apricots. dull and
barely steady. it6isstc: extra choice. 80
i5isc: fancy. is6ishc. Peaches. Inactive
and easy: choice. l9iSnHisc: extra choice.
li01iltc: fancy, iiisGlsc. Raisins. easy
with q quiet trade; loose muscateis are
quoted at sds4c: choice to fancy seeded
ss.Gsszc: seedless. sisu7ize; London lay
ers. 81 ses7f.G
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18

Wool Market.

NEW YORK, April Hall grades Oh
refined sugar were increased cents
hundred pounds today.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18

sc; No. mixed. sc; No. mixed. sc;
sample. 1sc.
oATs-steady. track. No white. 5si4e;
standard, sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18

ST. LOUIS. April 5.--CATTLE-Re-
-ceipts. 1850 hezd. Including 100 head Tex
ans; market strong, i5c higher: native
and butcher steers. S5o17 IS; steers under
900 pounds. ss.ssds.35: stockers and feed
ers, s2oo65.i5; cows and heifers. 0.7s14 Is:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18

MILWAUKEE, April f7s-wHEAT-No.
northern. N-i<,1al Isl: No. northern,
sises,s O. 10; No. hard. winter. fi-e<9i.es
May, N-Gs bids July. tl!css
white. size: No. .. T6Dasc: May. Tskc
bid. july. 17se.
OATs-stAndard. ssQsaiSc
BARLEY-Mslttnx. n-&Qa.sS
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18

MIhnehpoIia GFafn MhFkets
MINNEAPOLIS, Aprif fI.-wHEAT-
May. u.0k; July. si.os5s0i.oe; September.
n.o2'l. Cash: No. ] hard. u.dk: No.
northern, ti.oek1Lle: No. northern.
ti.o7i1dles: No. 4. si.o61di.o6
sEED-F1ax, H.isikdeH.
RARI.EY--1bcelt1.e 90
CORNING. 3 yellow, Soc.
OATS-No. 3 white. ka154isc.
RYE-No. q ssix@esikc.
BRAN--In ine-lh sacks, set0o62l5s.
FLOUR-F1rst patents, S.ood6so: sec
ond patents, ts51i&so; first clears. $. 20
l7s, seeon1 clears. s2so62.7o
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18

MONEY-SqSA per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open mar-
ket for short bills Is 3 t-i6 per cent; for
three months bills. 7-ied3ta per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18

SAVANNAH. Ca. April H.-TURPEN-
TTNE-4sszc. ssies.. i5s bbls.: receipts, s75
bbls.; shipments. 81 bbis-: stocks, ISIS
bbis.
ROsIE-Firm; sales. 2.is7 bbls.s re-
stocks, si.oH bbls Quotations. B. ss.to0
AS d. s6s5lsz: L, ss.&axs0; y and o.
ys.oofzTxfs: II and l. H.pe9g. y. X. f6;
III, $40; n, Fiss wG. Ens WV. r.20
10. y
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18

LONDON. April iI.-securifies opened
Prices advanced On light covering during
the firrt hour and at noon the list ranged
from to y above yesserdays New.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18

OMAHA. July f7.-Bank clearings for
today were $500, ,503A and for the cor
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18
THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, APRIL IS. 1912

York closing. Canadian Pacific was
firm and advanced ls4 points.
New York selling caused a sharp de-
cline in the afternoon and the market
closed weak.
London closing stock quotations:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18

ST. LOUIS, April 17.-WOoL-Steady;
fine mediums. 15fll7c: fine. i0dl5c.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18
ssunoa

Receipts and disposition of live stock
at the Union stock yards. South Omaha,
for the twenty-four hours ending at 8
p. m. yesterday:
RECEIPTS-CARS.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18

OMAHA. April I7.-Hkr-No. /, sseoo0
no: No. : 5ikee0aoss, No. q S1ko191xol.
No. nitdling. Heeo6ulc. No. i low
fourth cutfinK. sz1se4zz,ss: first and see
ond cgstfnz. kz1aTEe1; No. 4 t~o0a
zI0: No. 8 sf2ae936N
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18

LIVERPOOL. April ii.-wHEAT-spos
No. Manitoba. = Cd FUTURES. steady:
May, 70 load: July. q skd: octsh<r,
7s sd.
coRN-spot steady. American mixed.
new. g nd: American mixed. old, 6 nd;
American mixed. new, kiln dried, q SD,
FUTURES steady May. O. nd September.
ts rid.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18
rhtIaaeiphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA. April i1.-BuTTER
-Firm. western creamery. special, &c:
western creamery. extra. &c; nearby
prints, extra. asc.
EGGS-Steady: Pennsylvania and other
nearby firsts. free cases. S.@ per case;
current receipts. free cases. 500 per case;
western firsts free cases. $50 per case:
current receipts. free cases. 800 per case.
CHEESE-Ffrm: New York full creams,
fancy. old, eoiz6,ie; New York full
creams. fair TO good. isG2ec; New York
full creams. new is4lshc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18

NEW YORK. April u.-SCGAR-Raw.
steady; muscayado. - test. 1fse. cen
trifnEzi. S test. assc: molasses sugar, y
test. &ssc. Refined, quiet.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-18

NEW YORK April i--pRY GOODS
The cotton goods markets rule firm. with
tr1dinE f<Ttzf<h % 5sm< numbers Of
Print ci5fhsL Jobh<rs report q qslief dzy.
The movement 81 Eoods continues larre
and delays in delivery ezuse csnzieer-
ehis complaint WoTxted yarns are very