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Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-08

CATTLE-There was a comparatively
moderate run for Tuesday and as has
been the case for the last two weeks the
quality OF the offerings was very desir-
able as a rule and the arrivals included
quite a few strictly prime cattle OF all
classes. Trade opened out little more
active than on yesterday and In some
cases prices looked shade higher. al
though for the most part 1t was STEADY
trade and the beef supply changed hands
readily. Choice heavy cattle sold up 70
1850 or as high as anything has SOLD our
ing the season and prime mixed year
Iinzs brought SIS. which Ia higher than
anything that sold so far this year. on
the whole IL was an active and strong
market for anything at all desirable and
practically a steady trade for the onlk
OF the beef stock.
Cows and heifers found ready outlet
nj steady TO strong prices and although
the supply was more liberal than yester-
day a clearance was more easily effected
and the tone to the trade was. IL any
thing a shade firmer all around. Beef
demand is not particularly vigorous at
this time of the year. but the fact that
supplies are limited Is an effective check
to any bearish Intentions on the part oI
buyers and the undertone TO the trade
continues very strong. Veal calves were
quotably steady and bulls. stays, etc.
found broad outlet at fully recent
quotations.
Activity and strength characterized the
trade in stockers alnd feeders and very
fair volume Of business was done, al
though fresh supplies were limited and
country buyers were not very numerous
Yard traders did the bulk OF the trading
and the tone 10 the market was strong
throughout.
ouotattons on cattIe: Good to choice
beef steers. s. oo9s 20; fair to good beef
steers, 1891 80; common to fair beef
steers, ss.zsa7 %. good to choice nelfsrs.
SIS; fair to good cows, H.IoaS.Is. COM
mon TO fair cows. $.gaQ4.@s good %
choice stockerx and feeders. S. SuI 3:
lair to good stockers and feeders, $ .s59
5. IS; common to fair stockers and feeders.
Il ssssfs. 81: stock heifers, s. 5sa5.se: veal
calves, 81 .so1s.5s: bulls, stays. etc. A-A5
% -.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-08


NEW YORK, May METALS
Standard copper, quiet: spot. May and
June. SIS 4oai55o; July, sis. DG en-: Au.
gust, N5.0a1s.55. Sales were reported
on the New York Metal exchange as fol-
lows: Fifty tons spot at si5.37i4; twenty
five tons spot at ti5.D and 100 tons Au-
gust at tls.5o. London market quiet;
spot f69 3D. futures. fse las I'd. Arrivals
reported at New York today ESQ tons.
Custom house returns show exports OF
i.246 tons so far this month. Lake
Copper. sls.01nis.25; eiectrolytic, si5.5sa
l6.l2ts casting. l50edf5.75. Tin. steady:
spot. So 5oq4555: June, i3.s2isn45.21: July,
81. scGT45.0o. August. s4i.47Is; September.
81. 25q4I3S. Sales. 100 June at si5.35:
fifty tons June at sss.37is: fifty-five tons
June at A5D and fifty tons June at
81. 70 and fifty tons July at s450.9s. Lon
don market firm; spot, Eos l5s; futures,
Goa los. Lead. quiet; %l5q4D. New
York: s41014.l5 East St. Louis; London.
&c l5s. speiter. easy; spot. ss.75Qsss,
New York; $40 bid East st. Louis. Sales
for East 81. Louis delivery 5000 pounds
May at ss.62Ia, $4,000 pounds June, at
81. 42Is; 10000 pounds July at $50; and
$4,000 pounds August at s622h. London,
rs lis Cd. Antimoney, quiet; Cookson's,
800. Iron, Cleveland warrants, SIS lid
In London. Locally iron was steady; No.
foundry northern. sl5.2Shl5.7s; No. 2.
SIS. 0ofli5.51 No. / southern, and No. !
southern soft, SIS. 2541I575
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May T.-METALS-
Lead, quiet at AoIlt94.io; spelter, quiet
at IS. TONS So
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-08
NEY YORK STOCK MARKET
United States Steel Again Under
Severe Pressure.
REST OF ISSUES ARE STEADY
All Grain Carriers Move Up After
Issuance of Crop Report, with
Union Pacific Especially
gfrauw
Strong.

NEW YORK, May 7.-Interest in the
stock market today continued TO center
largely around United States Steel. That
stock was again subjected TO severe
pressure, declining to e4h In the middle
Of the day on very large transactions.
Much OF today's selling OF steel ortgi-
mated with the bear faction. which has
openly shown its attitude with respect
to that stock since the publication of an
unfavorable quarterly report week ago.
Further ammunition seems to have been
furnished by the governments dissolution
suit against the corporation.
The rest OF the market ranged from
steady to strong. with dealings far below
those Of yesterday. Reading. Union Pa
trail shares more than held their own
after the opening. which was weak all
around, and some OF the active indus
trials. including American Can and
american Smelling, did equally well, but
the session in the main was dun.
All the grain carriers moved up Inn
mediately after the issuance OF the crop
report. with especial strength In Union
Pacific, Atchison and the western and
northwestern group. Reading. too. went
higher than before and the movement
ticaily all Its early decline. The closing
was active and strong, with indications
Of Investment buying.
Bids for the So, 900 Of New York City
AZ per cent bonds were opened late in
the afternoon. The number OF proposals
aggregated go, but bids were q shade
under prevailing quotations for outstand-
ing issues, averaging 10l.
The corpers were under some restraint
presumably In connection with the April
report of the copper producers TO come
out tomorrow. and which is expected to
show an increase Of production.
Abundant money weakened discounts at
London, thereby reviving hopes OF re-
duction In the bank rate on Thursday.
London bought round lots OF steel and
Amalgamated Copper.
The annual report OF the International
Harvester company for 1871 shows q net
loss OF $4,000. due 70 poor crop results.
The United States Rubber company In
creased Its net for the same year by
s652 90. The Missouri Pacific road for
March lost $4,000 net and the st. Louis,
Iron Mountain a Southern reported only
a slight net decrease despite large In
crease In operating expenses.
Bonds were irregular, with especially
heavy dealings IN the Wabash refundins
Is. which rose over three points. Total
sales, par value, 81. $4,000 United States
governments were unchanged on call.
Number OF sales and leading quotations
on bonds today were.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-08

CHICAGO. May 7.-Although guessss
went wrong on the government crop re-
port today and put the total estimated
Yield Of wheat 100000 bu. lower. the
factor developed too late to Influence
the market. The close was firm and
ranged from a shade down to ssc higher
a compared with yesterday. Corn made
not gain OF NC 10 %afisc. oats tsc off Ia
80 up and provisions varying from q
shade decline TO ifiSc advance.
"a was waiting day In wheat. There
wss much modification OF the bulish
feeling that had been 10 manifest thu
previous day. Kansas and nelghboring
states had good rains over night and
Liverpool prices showed only fractional
rise ~, response to the great strength on
this side.
Delay 20 seeding in North Dakota
higher level after the market had under
gone q moderate dip. The consequences
WAS firm close at virtually the highest
point OF the session. July fiuctuatsd
from N.isk 10 si.itA, with last sales
1Llsh63i.liA. exactly &c over last night.
Complaints coneerning the quality OF
seed put the corn market on the upgrade.
Fine weather and increased acreage were
lost sight Of. shorts covering freely. July
ranged from 56sxu7eMc 10 7T&c and closed
steady Asfsssc net higher ct 7TAGT7Ac.
Cash grades ruled firm No. yellow. SIC.
QAts were uhner much local pressure
70 sell important longs. said TO be In
flusnced by weather favorable for pro-
noting the growth Of the new crop. APP
pAAred 10 be letting 40 Of their lines
July ranged from 63ifc to 6aisc, with the
close We higher al the figures last named.
In the provisions pit selling on the part
Of foreign houses acted as a drag on the
market. Lard and ribs were held down
Advancing prices for corn and hogs
however. lifted pork 7ssn10c to 17ikc.
Cash quotations we're AZ follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-08
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day ON Various
Commodffies,


| NEW YORK. May 7.-FL0UR-Fairiy
active: spring patents. E.55fs.so; winter
straights. s. ledS. IS; winter patents. S.359
$50: spring clears. s4sod4so; extra No. !
winter, si-S3ss4se, extra No. winter. H.io
a4.A. Kansas straights. 1lsas.S. Rye
-four duh: fair to good, Sooaaio; choice
fancy, s.i5u5.so.
CoRNMEAI.- Steady; fine. white and
yellow, n.sOai-ss; coarss u.7Sai.e; kiln
dried SLI5
RYE-ouiet: No. /. CSC. c. [ e.. Buffalo
BARLEY-ouiet: mailing. N.4oLs. C.
l. T.. Buffalo.
wHEAT-Spot market. quiet: No. 2
red, sLzzA, elevator. export basis. and
n-2Sa, I. o. b.. afloat: No. ! northern
Duluth. N2, f. o. b., afloat, opening
navigation. Futures market narrow
With operations mostly in the form OF
evening up for the government report.
net lower to &c higher. Exporters took
three loads OF wheat. May. N.zsssdl ia.
closing si-z&A: July. slIsgLlsh. closed
81 lsi4 September, N.l5ui.l5A, closed
t.lsh. Receipts. $4,000 bu.; shipments.
G;oRN~spot market. steady; export.
ssac, d o. B.. afioat. Futures market
nominal. Receipts. 5000 bu.; shipments,
II. 234 bu.
oATs-spot market. steady. Futures
market. nominal. Receipts, n.l75 bu-;
shipments, Hsss0 bu.
HAY-Firm: prime. $40: No. /. y.ss:
No ?, $50: No. 8, M-2s4l.t5.
HOPS-Steady; state. common to choice,
1911, s3ns2c; 1910. nominal; Pacific coast.
1871, 4off44c: 1910, nominal.
HIDES-Steady. Central America, 2fxc;
Bogota. Ass98hc&
LEATHER-Firm hemlock. flrsts, $50
&c: seconds. 2su2ec; thirds, ad-2e; re-
1ects lie.
PRoyIsIoNs-Por firm; mess. sa6.75
91.eo family. sao5oQ21.b9 short clear.
So 2sdDS Beef, firm: mess siA0o4l459,
family, SIS o011s.50; beef hams. tes.0o43i.0o.
Cut meats, steady. picked bellies. 10 to
IA pounds. sli.0oui2o9; picked hams,
So 25ai2t0. Lard. easier; middle western,
sii0: refined steady; continent, til.so.
South America. N2fS; compound. 500
TALLow-Firm; prime hogsheads. s,so:
special. Ic; country, sAWic.
80 islsc. western gathered. whites. aoA6
2iiEc.
CHEESE Receipts. aasi boxes. market
firm; state, whole milk. new, white, spe-
cial, Ice; skins. 4ullssc.
EGGs-Recelpts, 0Tot cases; market
steady; fresh gathered. extra, ave
&C. same, first 10 extra first storage
packed 20ism2lisc same, extra first regu.
lar packed, 20@2OiSc: same, first regular
packed. 1suisi4c: fresh gathered. seconds,
BUTTER--Market strong. receipts, s.s99
tubs: creamery specials, s2c: extras. Nhc;
firsts, DHnsie: state dairy, finest. 80
size: good to prime. aGeoci common to
fan. 2su2Sc.
pouLTRY-Alive steady; western fowls,
ip4c; turkeys, lac. dressed steady; west
ern fowls. iidistsc. turkeys lsG22c.
d
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-08

rIl0t1R-F1rm; winter PATENTS a. al
Tn winter straights. sL2oHss5: spring
patents. ASas@: spring patents. best
hard 80 spring siraights. tfso64ss:
RFE-No. 2 sc
BARLEY-Feed or mixing soc1s1 %:
tzif 70 choice mating, sflS7iM.
SEEDS Timothy, E.soaizo. Clover.
PR6yisioxs-Mess pork So lzsAa, ~ :.
Lard. n iiefcss. sioS5la Short rbs.
lnoee. <iA.e.
rpfai eieAranees Of wheat and flour
we're equal to r1aee bu. Primary re-
eelpts we're 5taee be-. compared with
zzlsU the corresponding day year ago.
The worlds visible supply, as shown BY
HFafxtreet's. decreased ls,slisaS bu.
Estimated receipts for fonorrow:
Wheat. g ears. corn. nc cars; oats. los
eau. hekS E.oe head.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat. No. : red,
hard. ul79i-se. No hard. s.lsaf. IN:
Nsss northern. N.sss9i.1 .: No. : northern
N.f70f-so: No. northern. sl.is1lls: No, I
spring. xllsHI- y; No spring. s.. f2Qf Ii;
No spring N-Vsfl u: velvet chair d a
&1d7; dnruu. tl-a91 Il Corn. No. 4 Sole:
white. Tss-es "a yellow, 7s5issse: Nc s' 1
ssa4H1s4es No. white, ssss177e: No.
xezloN. zssx&77e. Oats. No : white. IN
631tx, No white. ssGS5&c: No. 4 whifs
sea4&zxe; standard, s7z5sc.
SEED Tlznothy. E.seal1ss. clover. slAs
PorLTRT-L.ss. steady; eaiehen.
ErTrER-sssady: eresmeries sanr.
Egks-rirm; receipts. AIR cases. a,
S{<.$S 49, k5r~4. -
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-08
Wisconsin Woman
is Sent to Jail for
Contempt Of Court

LA CROSSE. Wis, May 7.-Mrs. Ruth
Miles OF Tomah has been sentenced TO
remain in Jail for contempt Of court
until she produces two of her children
who are now in Idaho and whom she is
accused OF kidnapping.
Mrs. Miles was married ten years ago
10 George Alingham Of Tomah and later
secured divorce. Pending the decision
OF the court, the mother was given GUS
tody OF the two children with the proyi-
sion that they must not be removed from
the Jurisdiction Of the court. Mrs. Miles
Immediately went TO Idaho. When the
husband was granted divorce and the
custody OF the children she refused to
give them up
A year ago she removed to Los An
geles, Cal, where she was married 10
William w. Miles of Chicago. Returning
to her old home in Tomah on account of
the serious Hines OF her mother. Mrs. ].
II. Beardsley. she was Immediately ar
rested on the charge of kidnapping, the
charge later being changed TO that of
contempt Of court. Although her mother
Is at the point Of death Judge HIgbee has
ordered the woman confined In jail until
the children are produced.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-08
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
Traders in Wheat Puzzled in Face Of
Coming Reports.
CORN MART IS STRENGTHENED
shipments Have Greatly Redsced
Stocks az All Primary Points
Ball wheat wiz A.
feet Corn.
OMAHA. Nav Z. Islt


II was hard for the trade 20 guess tht
wheat market today. knowing that tbs
official figures on both condition anc
acreage would be given out after th'
close.
The news lately has been so buIlist
that one-sided market has been the re-
suit
New high figures for the year were
reached. due to big reduction In stocks
and the visible supply and the strength
in the Kansas City market. which Is IL
close touch with the crops IN that Sc
tion.
The corn market is very strong, latest
reports from the country do not claim
very liberal offerings shipments have
greatly reduced stocks. AZ all primary
points. On the other hand, weather con
ditions are fine for the planting season,
but bullish demonstration In wheat VIII
affect corn more or less.
About the only features In the wheat
trade was the lack OF business, the trade
being disposed 10 walt for the government
report. Crop news from Kansas, Ne
hraska and sections In the south are
more favorable. Cash wheat was ur-
changed TO lac lower
The corn market was strong and held
firm under good buying support: Al
conditions favor high prices and cash
stuff sells readily. prices being nc TO &c
higher
Primary wheat receipts were sa9@'
bushels and shipments we're ses0co bushels
against receipts last year OF fIseoe nusn
els and shipuGnts OF 4o6oo" bushelS
Primary corn receipts were Ils,eo bush
els and shipments were bn,0o busheis
against receipts last year OF 1n.o0o ousn'
els and shipments u $4,000 bushels,
Ciearances were SO bushels OF corn
,stee bushels OF oats and wheat and flour
were equal TO as bushels.
liverpool closedAa3sd lower on whea'
and Id on corn.
The following cash sales were reported
Wheat: No. 2 hard. car, allisi ] car,
sl.fiA. Corn. No. white. ear, &c; no
color, l car. 17isc. No. , yellow. ! car,
ss1se; cars, sc; car. Tvs, No. > vel
low. car, T7Ae: car Hi4c. ! car &c;
No. I yellow. cars. 7sc; No. nike.
car, ne; No. mixed, car. Tic: . cars
7sc. No mixed. . cars 7ie, or. Isysci
car, lie: no grade. cars &c, ! car
Sci cars, &c; | car, &c. Oats: NO.
willie. ! car. 55hc: standard, J car. IS
M. 4 white. cars. &c. l car, SAC; Ne
white. cars. Alsc.
Omaha Cash Prices.
wHiEAT-No , hard. u.io1sa Lila; No
Q bard, ti.oestGl.i2: No. hard. u.9Qiu
eoRN-No. white, ieiad7eltc. No.
white. 1sh97ic: No. color, inc; No.
yelicw, issqsitc; No. yellow. leu
SSe; Ms; yellow , ,s,ss,gae No so.a : ;ss s
oATs-So. . white sa@xe; standard
sl&Q5sc: No. white Ait0s5c; No.
while. i4ab&ssc; No. yellow. 54n4sSc
No. 1 yellow, s4064irc.
RARLEY-Malting. ssca3si.2s; No,
feed 7su9oc; heavy full, saQs5c.
RTE-No. :. ssdIsec; No. ]. slassc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-08

ST. LOUIS. NO. May 7.-wHEAT-
Cash, higher, track No : red, si.2tai 5 (;
No hard. sl.isf5i.D.
coRN-weak: track. No. ., uisc; No. 2
white, ssaS1lse.
oATs-Lower: track No. Z 6bssassc;
No 2 white. 61a57tsc.
Closing prices of futures;
wHEAT-Higher; May, ti.lsh: July.
si.iss; September. = .oeAqi;oss.
coRN-Higher; May, as. July. Bh.
September, 7skG75%e.
OATs-Higher: May. oisc; July. $40.
C0RNMEAL-Sae0
RYE-unehanged. sc.
FLOuR-Highw; red winter patents.
g. Selb.75: extra fancy and straight. skae
cas-: hard winter clears. t2&d4H.
BRAN-Duli; sacked. east track. u.n
Ql&
HAy-sIow; timothy. sss~asse; prai-
ne, xe0m1 $50.
PRov1sIoNs--Pork. unchanged: Job
bling. $3.50 Lard. unchanged; prime
steam. sseoQfooo. Dry salt meats boxed.
unchanged: extra shorts, sioI6: clear
ribs. sie.7b. short clears, tiino Bacon
(boxedl, unchanged: extra shorts rs:
clear ribs. sliS; short clears. sia0o.
PouLTRY-Firm: chickens. i2c: springs.
&c: turkeys. itlsc; ducks. lie; geese, SC.
BITTER-Duii; creamery. ssQsoc.
E(.G&-weak 1EAr
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-08

ST. LOUIS. May 7.-cATrLE-Re.
ceipts, 900 head including 30 Texans
market steady; native shipping and en-.
port steers. N.55Gsao: dressed and butches
steers. &Ts1z. IS. steers under leo lbs
az Is; bulls, s5.oeGs25: calves. GA5eRF. Is
Texas and Indian steers. E.599G.o 90: Govt
and heifers. ss.el07.o0.
HOGS Rsceipts 500 head; markea
steady. pigs and lights. s. >e: mikes
and butchers, S.5ea7.so; good heavy, SIS
47M
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rece4pts $50
head. market Sc lower. native muttonS
&.Ts97sS; lambs. s7.oona.to: culIs and
bucks. Nxdsleo; stockers. E2s64.-S.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-08

NEW YORK, May 7.-DRY GOODS
Cotton goods market. quiet Yarns are
very firm and In moderate demand. Car
pet and floor covering sales have been
active on the opening OF new season.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-08
Available supple. OF Grain

NEW YORK, May Especial cable and
telegraphic communications received by
Bradstreet's show the following changes
In available supplies rs compared with
previous account Wheat United States
east Rockies. decreased l.s62,00o bu.
United States, west Rockies, decreased
$1,000 bu Canada decreased H. 900 bu.
Total United States and Canada de-
creased 1t.yii,0oo bu. Afloat for and In
Europe increased 10000 bu. Corn,
United States and Canada decreased
7e7, 600 bu. Oats, United States and
Canada, decreased 2.5ee.0oo blu.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-08
New Yerk Money Market.

NEW YORK. May 7.-MoNEY-on
call. steady at ss4fi3 per cent; ruling rate.
"a per cent; closing bid. rs per cent,
Offered at 3 per cent. Time loans, steady.
sixty days, "a per cent; ninety days. 81
per cent: six months. Hza3A. per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4d III
per cent.
STERLING ExcHANCE-stea with
actual business in bankers bills at A.s4sS
for sixsy-day bills and at 1850 for de-
mand: commercial bills. s43iz
SILVER-Msxican dollars isc.
BoSDS-Government steady; railroad.
irregular.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-08

NEW YORK. May E--coFFEE-Fu-
lures closed steady from u TO II points
higher; May, ia40c. June. i9i9c; July.
is 6sc. August, is.5e; September, laf3c;
October. f3Tic: November. i3.esc; Decem-
Der and January. i3.6Sc; February, i3s7c;
March and April, i3.70c. Spot coffee
steady; Rio No. I. ltsc; Santos No. 4
lee: mild. quiet. cordova, i6dis1c, nomi'
nal:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-08
oot,o. Market.

closed quiet at 10 points higher. middlns
uplands, i19oc: middling gulf. i2ibc. No
sales.
coTT0N-Futures closed steady. Clos
Ing bids: May, ii.44c; June. iL4sc; July,
11.54c; August. ii.bsc; September, 1l.soc;
October, Ii6sc; November. 1L72e; De-
cember, il.7sc; January. iL76c; February,
il.75c; March. il.slc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-08

OMAHA, May 7,-HAY-No. l. Sci 500
~ 90: No. Z, us ooal20 90; No. 3. t150out7. 90;
No. / midding so. 5oG2i.oo; No. / low
land. SIC ooaia. 10; alfalfa, choice third and
fourth cutting s22.o0l2soo; first and sec
ond cutting, $4,000 900; No. 2. sis0oQ
Neo; No. g. ti6.0os1is.oo.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-08
rxan... cisy Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. May T-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. TOO heat: no southerns, market
steady to strong: stockers and feeders.
loo 10 isc higher: dressed, beef and ex-
port steers Hoo9675 fair to good. &e0d
lse: western steers. S. Nas.ss. stockers
and feeders Eoo4s IS. southern steers.
saeaf&s %: southern cows, Az3s&. ma
tive cows, tAop<57 S: native heifsrs, xS01
Loo; buils. &1679e; calves. S-oa9sso
HOGS-Rscsapss. ie.ooe bead. market SC
TO loo higher bulk Of sales, x7.&o@s. .;
heavy. 81 nu0T III: packers and butchers.
G7h
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 5000
head; market steady: lambs. $s-Esdes %.
yeargings sSeadse %. wetherz, xSenar 50:
ewes 81 LOO. stockers and feeders. s17s
&s.@.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-08
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET


CHICAGO. May T.-cATrLE-Receipts.
$3.50 head: market slow; beeves. ss.iedf
aes; Texas steers, ss.40R7.3; western
steers. S.7ssf7. %: xtockers and feeders.
81 s6as7s; cows and heifers. s3.Sea7. Is;
calves. 81 5e9s.H.
HoGs-Recelpts i2.ooe head; market
active and &c higher: Hight, ssi547. S. +;
mixed. S1&977Th; heavy. N.8d7 80;
rough. sT.2@7.5o; pigs. t4f5@sss: bulk Of
sales, T.n67.7S.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 5000
head: market steady TO t5c higher: native.
81 s5Q7 50. western, N-sa07 IS: yearlings.
ss.ooeis S.: native lambs. E.sodaoo; west
eru lambs, o. zSGiss 6.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-08
Ksn.n. CITY Grain and provision..

Aat&Ns INV &f&NM anu EN@st>t*h~s
KANSAS CITY. No. May 7.-wHEAT
Cash. steady 10 tsc higher: No. hard.
81. i2lsul17. No. 4 si.li6ifbh; No. red.
sIi5sills: No. q sI.i4aiiT.
CoRN-Unchangsd 70 Nc higher No. 2
mixed, s9nsDtec: No, & 71l4e39Sc; No. :
white. Soc: No. :. INC.
oATs-steady: No. white. 57isdsscs
No : mixed, s6isa57c.
Closing prices Of futures:
wIiEAT-Msy. a.ils: July s.1A;
September. sl.e4n.
coRN-May. ss@a7sse: July. 7ssa
56&e: September. TiAc; December. AHc.
oATs-July, sossqsic; September. 81
9s9Ac.
oATs-Juiy. ssEs8sie; September. ssHt
s2tte.
RYE-E4esc.
HAY-Lower. choice timothy. s9& SQ4i
g-.ee. choice prairie. sz4eaaS3.A
BUTTER &c; firsts. &c.
seconds, -: packing stock. &c.
EGGs-Extras. lsc. firsts. lie: seconds,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-08

MILWAUKEE. May 7.-wHEAT--No.
northern. si.2l9i.22; No. northern. 81 Is
al. 40; No. hard winter. sl.12U1.l4. May,
ii lst: July. N.ip4sf1,1 4sa.
CORNING. yellow, 7ss.9isis: No.
white, 7sssc; No, 5. 7sa7siso: May. @nc;
July. TaGiissc.
oATs-standard. 6.t951Ac.
BARLEY-Malting. y12SdLs2.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-08
MinncapoIi. Grain Market.

MINNEAPOLIS, May I.-WHEAT-
May. N.l5n: July, N.isA.Q1.i6h; septem-
Der, S1.0SA. Cash: No. hard. n.lsss: No.
/ northern, airs; No. northern, si.i51s;
No. 3, N.l3h.
BARLET-7ocdsl.o
CORNING. 3 yellow, 7sa77c.
oATs-No. . white. AA964%c.
RYE-No. z, 90tsc.
BRAN-s2L0oa2i.50
FLoUR-First patents. sI.3oaa.6o: Sec
ond patents, sae5Q6.D0; first clears, s3.71
6l4.o6 second clears, &. 6DG3.0o.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-08

WASHINGTON. May TAT the begin
ming OF business today the condition Of
the UnfIed States treasury was: Work
Ing balance In treasury Offices - san sse
In banks and Philippine treasury, ~
nina Total balance IN general fund,
rA.sH.tos. Ordinary receipts yesterday,
81. fa6esf Ordinary Disbursements. N.SS4-
GA Deficit to date this fiscal year. III
5000 "a against q deficit Of ssAs7S Al
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-08
Minimum temperature for tweave.nour
narlnd endln1 AZ 4 m =
DISTRICT AYERAGrs,

No important change in temperature
has occurred In tho corn and wheat
region within the last twenty-four hours
Rains occurred In all except the Omaha
district and we're very heavy in the ex-
IRENE eastern districts. Rains OF one
inch or more occurred at the following
stations In Kentucky: GreeHsburg. La.
Lexington, 210: Mount Sterling, 10; St.
John, Ito: WILLIAMSBURG, 10
l.. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster. Weather Bursau
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-08

twins. 1si-diesxc: young Americas. iTd
Ike; long horns. 49, fIishc.
PoTATOES-Steady. receipts, 20 cars;
Wisconsin. s1l0GL %: Michigan and Min
nescta. slsldiss
vEAI,-Steady at 7dise.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-08
yearlings. s60a7s5; wetners. s5.SQs.5oi
ewes s500ft6. Is
81. Joseph Live stock Market.

ST. JOSEPH, May 7.-cATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 2.5O0 head: market slow; steers,
S.. 1850; cows and heifers, S3.SIG.75i
calves, A.50aS0o.
HoGS-Receipts, 400 head: market So
iOc higher. top $3.50: bulk OF sales. $50
ut.I9.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 1850
head; market slow; lambs, s7.50Q9.5o,