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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-25

Monday trade, leaving the price list I'M
tested aid nominal,
During the week receipts have been
normal with the two larger runs arriving
on Monday and Tuesday. Nothing much
was received on Thursday, owing to the
snowstorm, but the supply as whole
was fairly well distributed Fat lambs and
fat ewes made up the big bulk OF offer
ings and shorn classes were scarce
throughout, practically everything COM
ing in the fleece.
Packing demand had q healthy tone on
most days and the trend OF OF prices
was generally stronger. Fat lambs went
begging on Tuesday, but they opened and
closed creditably, current values on both
lambs and sheep showing net advances OF
about a quarter.
Wooled Mexican lambs reached $50
during the week and choice westerns
brought as much as SIS. Inbetween
classes moved largely under the 500
mark, sales-Of. poor to choice quality
stock covering range Of fully dollar.
Shorn lambs are selling up TO $3.50.
Fat ewes made a top Of s5.55 Thursday,
but they were high grade in every respect
Fair ewes are wanted at $50 and less.
Wethers and yeariints have been scarce
for several weeks, 80 that quoted prices
are subject to some little revision.
Feeder business has been reasonable,
the demand and supply both being very
limited. Total purchase on country se-
count. according to packers tab. amounts
10 500 head.
Lambs: Good to choice, d. l0f7.5s; fair 10
good. x.e5a1.1o. -Yeariings; good to choice
Sc. lbdS.50; Fair to good, S. 90dsl5 Weth-
ers: Good TO choice s5sBg6.l0: fair to
good, s5.0d5.76 Ewes: Good to choice,
S.Sqo.5o: fair to good. A75G5.&
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OMAHA oESERAL MARKET.

BUTTER-No. lib, cartons. SIC: Ne.
I. tn eolb.. tubs. ae: No. 2. &c; packing.
cHEEsE-Imported swiss. sc; Amer
lean Swiss 2Sci block Swiss, 22c: twins,
Americans, &c. blue label brick. &c: I'm
besger. Glib. aoc; lib. nc.
BEEF CUT PRlCEs-Ribs: No. l..
lThc: No. q i4c; No. s. i2hc Lolns:
No. l. 1sc; No. .. l5Hc; No. 3. Sc. Chucks:
No. l. &c; No. ?, nc. No. 4 TIE. Rounds:
No. I. lie; No. 2. ioltc, No. 3 loc. Plates:
r sIbs Is; y. i vs. e. Il. Il lie. No
RouNDs-No, | lie: ~o. :. ioHc; No.
LoiNs-No. /. Nc; No. .. lsAc; No. 4 s..
oHucKs-No. !. Sc; No. 2. NC; No. 1
fLATEs-Ye. l. exc: No. :, sc; $ &c.
Zoe; pike, &c; trout. 1i4i2c; large crappies
isal5o: 5pahlsh nacksrei, 20; eel. isc:
hsddoeks. i2c: founders. lsci green cat
fab. lsel roe, shad. q each: shad roe. per
is perch semen sc Suft1o e. S SaAsse: lie liz
roULTRY-Brollers S.oc11.H per doc;
spfings, Sc; hens, l1ec. cocks, f0c: ducks.
is3see. geese. i5e: turkeys, &c: pigeons,
per doz.. $50. slAlise: Broilers. i.isc:
s ssns s , 0s ,psstss' AN, and ,tsss: C RI
feathercd. ioc; turkeys. iic: guinea fowls.
Sc each: pigeons. per dox-. &C; honsrs
Der dos. u.5o: squads. No. I. si-D' No.
p E9hul 5.t ss iona 1S5.,aa fsnss 5sn
fancy Missouri Pippins PEI 6bl. aS;
fancy Ganosl per Dbl. MOO; Idaho iona
than. EXTRA fancy. per box. H.S; WAsb-
ihkton spitlsrtefs. per box. i2so: WASH
lngton n Beauty. per box EH: wash
inston styman wiresaps, per box. sth
bananas FAncy select. per hnnch, t12s
Q29; Jumbo. per bunch. s27s0S 5.
CSanbsrries: wisconsin, fancy. per boil.
aeE; per box. s41. Dates: Anchor
brshd. new, % lib. pigs. IN boxes, per
box, as: Dromedsry brand, new, y
IN pkfs. in boxes, per box, tsea FiEs:
California, per esss.of y 10. Z Pkss..
case OF Sc No. . pkks.. 100. bulk. in :
s-efovn In NIB. boxes. per 10. &c: 8
grown IN S-lp. boxes. per ID. lie. Grape
s sire, per crsts. SO; $3.50 sizes, pel
hbls, sG0ez.oa Lemons: Lmoneira
s4iecied brand extra fancy. NAso sizes
or boz, 80: Iona Llmoneira. fancy,
sse-sse sises. per box. $50: 80 and y
sizes. SC per box lesA ORANGES: Cali
fancy. s-issroi7s-s1lsis-zs sizes. Der
hon. as: Elephant brand. is5-l5alIs- 30
a6-.e sizss. per box. ia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-25
Coffee Markcst


NEW YORK. March eS-CoFFEE-Fu-
lures market opened steady at an ad-
vance OF 10 to IL points or active cover
ing and fresh buying for. long account
which seemed to be inspired by the
strength Of the French cables and the
continued firmness In Brazil.
Trading was unusually active for q
Saturday and the market worked sharply
higher during the day, with the close
steady at a net advance lof from 10 to
ss points. Sales. io7 go bags. March,
l3.57c: April l3.esc: May. 'l3.7ac: June.
1880: July. i3.8c: August. t3.sSc: Sep
TENDER. ii0ic; october. i2.s9e; Noyem-
Der, H.@c; December. 1s.s7c; January.
i5p2c: February. Is. Sc.
Havre was &tliA franc higher. Ham
burg was unchanged 10 4 psennig higher.
Rio was Is reis higher at S675; Santos
go reis higher at $500; Is. 100 rel,
higher at $500. Receipts at the two
Brazilian ports. 1900 bags. against 5000
bags last year. Jundiahy receipts. $500
bags. against a5m bags last year. Fine
weather was reported In two districts
of Sac Paulo with showers elsewhere.
New York warehouse deliveries yester-
day we're 1000 bags. against SOS bags
last year.
spot coffee. steady: Rio No. I, 1880;
Santos No. 4, isAc. Mild, steady: Cor
dova. i6GiSl4c nominal.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-25
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
Com m odities.

NEW YORK. March E-FLoCR-
Steady; spring patents. b.SGS-o; winter
straigfIts. s4.5645o; winter patents, ALsog
$50; spring clears. ti.e5g+59: winter extras.
No. ]. aO6Sse: winter extras. NO, :
S.5SaS.65: Kansas straights. AISqaS.
choice TO fancy, SoGd5.25.
cORNMEAL-Steady fine white and
yellow H:69L7o; coarse. a.5Sqlso; Kiln
dried. s3.T5.
RYEsteady; No. ., sc, c. /. T.. Buffalo.
BARLEY-Quiet; mailing. a.2aLS. C.
1. T., Buffalo.
WHEAT-spot market firm; No. red.
s1.sIs. elevator. export basis. and si.@.
q o. b.. afloat: No. l northern Duluth,
sl1s. (. o. b., afloat opening navigation
Futures market was firm in the face
of lower cables, influenced by covering on
the light receipts. small country offer
lngs and In sympathy with the outside
markets, closing isq@sc net higher, May.
81 07Adl 0s lila closed at sl.01 l5-i6: July
closed at Slo4s. Receipts, 81 30 bu-; ship
ments. Ss.7S bu.
CoRN-spot market steady; No. ?.
elevator. domestic basis 10. arrive and ex-
port, 75c. I. o. b., afloat. Futures market
was nominal. Receipts, 400 bu.; ship
menis, l7,si5 bn.
OATs-S9ot market steady: standard
white, 69c, in elevator: No. q 5sl1; No. ;,
5sc: No. I. Ssh: natural white and white
clipped. 5e562i1c. on track Futures mar
ket was nominal. Receipts, P,No bu.:
shipments. l15 bu.
HAY-Firm: prime. n.3qi.i0; No. ].
81 3si1Q1. IS: No. 2 sl.l59lD; No. ., *l.1
CLIO
HoPs-F1rm: state, common 10 choice.
1911. 35d55c: 1910. nominal; Pacific coast.
1911, liQ4fe; 1910 nominal.
HIDES-Firm: Central America 4kci
Bogota. 2s&dsll.c.
LEATHEIl-steady; hemlock flrsts, ga
&c; seconds, A126c; thirds, Ia2zc. re-
jects, i5c.
PRoVIsIoNs-Pork. firm: mess $500
$50: family, sl950d2o5o; short clear. 81. p
als3. Beef. firm; mess. SsOa1350;
family. sl5.00al5.5O: beef hams. sa.0uSs.e
Cut meats. firm; picked bellies. 10 10 II
pounds. s9501l050; picked hams, fn.sca
ECO Lard. steady: middle west prime.
s. 5Sds.s5: refined. quiet; continent SOU;
South America, $3.50; compound, MUp
rs.
TAI.r,Ow-Qulet; prime. city hhds, &C.;
snecIsi si4c; country. 6AGsAc.
CHEESE - Firm, receipts. lisa pkgs:
state, whole milk. held. white or colored.
iS,1dtsS.c; skins. 51ibc.
ESGS-ifrm; receipts, 1876 cases; fresh
gathered, extras. 23G151tc. firsts. 22dzehc;
seconds. 2lkq23lsc; western gathered
whites. 25q24c.
BUTrER-Unsettied: receipts Ella tubs;
creamery specials. &c: extras 3otq
sic, firsts, 3elj90ssc: seconds. es93oc: state
common TO fair. 2sa2sc; process special.
g7oY.sc; extras. 2s51c.
POULTRY-Alive. western chickens. lac;
fowls, ltdisifc. turkeys. l6n2oc. Dressed.
qulst; western fowls. t6isszo; turkeys,
l2Q2ic.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-25
DIsPoSITION-HEAD.

CATTLE-Recelpts OF cattle were quite
liberal today for a saturday, but stu
there were not enough TO make market.
The total for the week foots up D.isS
head. being about on q par with most
recent weeks and with year ago, a.
though larger than two and three weeks
ago.
The market on beef steers has fiue-
tuated to some extent this week. ON
Monday and Tuesday prices were sharply
lower. but on wednesday and Thursday
they showed decided Improvement. being
q llttie-fower again on Friday. Al the
close Of the week values are not very
much different from what they were on
Friday OF last week. Some kinds might
possibly be little bit easier. but the
general market is not far from steady.
Cows and heifers have been In very
good demand all week, but still they
fluctuRted In about the same way a.
beef steers, being alternately lower and
higher. As was the case with beef steers
the change as compared with week ago
has been very slight. but they can safely
be quoted as steady, and on. some kinds
possibly a little stronger. Veal calves,
bulls and stays are also fully steady with
week ago. a
Desirable feeding cattle have been In
light supply all week and they are iSQ
&c higher than the close Of last week.
Even the lighter and thinner grades Of
stock cattle have been good sellers all
the week at firm prices.
Quotations on Cattle-0ood 20 choice
beef steers r,oo9Soo: fair 20 good oeei
steers. s6soqs %: common TO fair beef
steers, ss.b0gs.so: good 70 choice helfers,
s5.b0ff620: good 10 choice cows. A7sd6.5Q;
fair TO good cows, N00uL7b: common 70
fair cows. s.. TSHi0O; good 10 choice stock
ers and feeders. H5o06.t0; fair to good
H.oeas5o. common TO fair, tioodsoo: stock
h,tis .,a~- -, "A n,,sx "a =
HoGS-Asidc from a little more ae-
tivity. hog trade has many points In com
mon with yesterdays market. Shipper
made the early market furnishing a rea.
sonahly broad demand for good quality
stock AZ figures steady or very nearly so
some business was done on outside as.
count at nickel declines, packers taking
very little interest In the supply until
order buyers began 10 weaken. The late
trade. patronised largely by local pack
ers, ruled quiet aud generally Sc lower,
A few sales made toward the close
showed losses Of possibly dime.
Receipts were well up TO weekend re-.
quIrements. amounting TO about 1000
head. Almost one-third OF this total
sold to shippers and speculators packers
taking the remainder Of the run. Move.
ment az no time In the session was very
lively, but a credltable clearance wal
possible and at II o'clock there were only
a few loads stu In first hands
Best heavy hogs on sale brought N.G
Identical with yesterdays topg while
good butcher stock usually moved within
S7.ood7.l5. Bacon weights cleared from
yip downward. values covering In uh'
certain range.
During the week the trade has beer
working steadily higher until current
sales show net advances OF t566oc ovel
prices a week. ago. Improvement hal
been partly due TO an urgent demand fol
hogs in the east, considerable stuff beins
bought locally for shipment.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-25

ASH quotations were a. follows;
kLoUR-steady; winter patents. A.1s0
pstents. N.soefb .; spring straights. SIS
o4.N: bakers. s3es6soo
= RYE-No. = Sic.
BARLEY-Feed or mixing. 7sc6u. %:
>air 70 choice mailing, sl.lSaiS..
sEEDs-nmothy. ts.e9iL59: clover,
PRovIsIoNs-Msss pork. new, ,ls lsst.
Old. nsIA Lard On tierees). $40. Short
- Total clearances OF wheat and f1ear
we're equal 10 1900 bu. Primary receipts
we're n5.0oo bu-. compared with &6.aDo IN
ssiss corresponding DAY q year ago. EST
mated receipts for Monday: Wheat. 3
ar corr. lS cars; oats id cars: hogs.
chlcaso Cash prlcss--wheat. No. /. red
hard. n-oas8l osls: No. . hard. y.0lsa
1.az4. 70. / northern. sL0eel Ia; No. Z
nofthsTn. H@GIli; No. spring, nI6sai
/. ]. u. Ne. spring. sSeeti.o5; No. 1 sprine
sssc9sl.6; velvet ehaf. s5cdtle: durun.
Ec64LeA Corn. No. = elrgssc; No. I
white, eshg Ie1sc; 10. yellow, Gasszc;
Nc. ! yellow. ssassc. Oats. No. white,
Sl465c: No. : white. 5S4G64,.c; No. 4
white, 5lG6alscs standard. S43x4i-c' Rsriav
ss91 g Seed. Timothy. sseesiasO: clover.
daii1es, z927c.
EoGS-Firm; receipts. 7sn cases. n,
.nsrk. cases included. isisdsoc; ordinar,
f.rsts. sc. firsts. z1f1lkc
CHEESE - Steady; daisies, lst.61an
twins is91Ssc; young Americas, B,Iaisc
long horns. iSA2lsc.
POTATOES STEADY: receipts. q cars
Wisconsin n-r4LN: Michigan ana Min
nssota. N1s9i0
POT1LTRY-efez.ir. furkexs lis. IA.
turkeys. dressed. Sic: chickens. live. itc
chickens. dressed. 1scs springs. hive Ilc
Springs. dressed, &c
TEAL-steady at 701fc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-25
a.. I,o.,. General Market.

ST. LOUIS. March 2s.-WHEAT-
Higher: track, No. 2 red. 'i.o2isaioa; No.
hard, si.osQi.l2.
CORN-Higher; track. No. ;, 7o970itc;
No. white. 721f2isc.
oATs-Higher; track. No. ?. &c; No. ?
white. SC.
RYE-unchanged; &c.
Closing prices OF futures:
wHEAT-Higher; May. N-oi%ai.oih;
July. senesisc
coRN-Higher; May, 75o7SHe; July.
TJ-su15-sc.
oATs-Iiigher: May, SIC; July. tec.
FLOuR-Quiet. red winter patents,
q. eo16.oo. extra fancy and straight. 400
fg4.N. hard winter clears, s3.foa3. 70.
sEED-Timothy. si00oai3.oo.
CoRNMEAL,-Unchan $50.
BRAN STEADY: extra east track, n.N
HAY-scaree; timothy. s23.5oa2s 80.
prairie, sis .0ofpa7 TO-
PRov1sloNS--Por. unchanged; job
blng. si475.s Lard, unchanged; prime
steam. q. soQs.5. Dry salt meats. un-
changed; boxed short. ss.&; clear ribs.
t9.35: short clears t975. Bacon. un-
changed: boxed extra short, slo.25; clear
ribs. ti0.E; short clears. ti0.7s.
PoU LTR Y- Firm: chickens, i2bsc;
springs, lie; turkeys lie; ducks. isc;
geese, Sc.
BuTTER-Firm; creamery. A9soc.
EGGS-E9rna Ole
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-25
Cation Market.

NEW YORK. March 2-coTToN-
March. ieSc: April. ias5e: May, 70. CSC;
June, i0boc; July. i0ssc: August, i0sic:
September. l0.5sc: October. iaszc; Novem-
Der, ioe4c; December. ieesc; January.
leSlc. February. l0Ssc. Spot. quiet, 10
points higher; middling uplands, l0gc,
middling gulf. lasoc. sales, 500 bales.
LIVERPOOL. March 2-COTTON-
American middling fair, and: good mid
ding. 6Sd: middling. e1Id: low mid
ding. ksid: good ordinary. 55d; ordl-
nary, a1sd The sales OF the day were
$50 bales. Of which loo we're for specu-
lation and export and included I. s0l
American Receipts. s.0oo bales. including
so American.
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carlot Receipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading aud Closing
Prices ON beard OF Trade.

CHICAGO, March 2-Tightness be-
came 30 pronounced today In May wheat
here that shorts In other futures Joined
a stampede 20 cover. but news OF export
sales had strengthening effect The
close In wheat showed a net advance OF
Sgisc TO lisc. Lates, trading left corn
&c to heiAsc up. oata up a gain Of NC to
Af1a1c and hog products varying from 2itc
decline TO a Sc rise.
Announcement that a cargo OF red win
back TO Chicago from Falrport. o., for de-
livery on May contracts emphasized most
-unpleasantly To short sellers the posi-
bilitles OF a squeeze here Notwithstanding
that local stocks have been regarded as
almost burdonsome.
Decreasing sioreF in the southwest had
similar Influence. but much greater In
terest attached to assertions OF export
business having been done at the sea
board. where shipments were said to have
been arranged TO 20 TO France. Buffalo
reported also thai i looked as though
no time during the session were the bears
able 20 bring about any important reac-
lion. May ranged from N.0ifs and S1.0sN,
closing steady at sl.ogis. Just lac over
twenty-four hours before.
Corn finished at the. highest point OF
the week. I1ghtness OF primary receipts
dismayed the bears and put new vim
into speculative demand Predictions OF
cold. unsettled weather counted likewise
IN favor OF an advance. and 30 did firm
cables. May fluctuated from 7i%c TO
Is,fc and closed steady h6asc up al nc
evtn. Cash grades were IN fair demand,
no. yellow was not quoted.
Oats reflected the strength OF other
grain. The corn markets feat OF a close
~ the weeks topmost figures was dupli-
Gated by the rival feedstuff May swung
between sac and ksitc, with last sales al
Ss05fAc. . net advance OF hdsc.
II was an off day In provisions. Con-
fllcting influences held traders apart.
declining hogs and advancing grain.
When the pit was cleared quotations
averaged almost Identical with what had
been current the previous week.
quotation, on futures closed as follows:
ArticleI Omen. HIxh- \ Low / f,iose w.,
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81. Louis 1--we stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 23.--CATTLE--
Receipts. i.s00 head; no Texans: market
steady; native. shipping and export steers,
E.5ods.5o: dressed beef and butcher
steers. x.5oas0o; steers Under 1000 pounds
s33566B: st0cRefs and feeders, A3Ssi
s.S; cows and heifers, ss,ooa7.5o: Gamers,
s2.O9t0o: bulls. tS.5of5.sQ: calves. SOC
$50: Texas and Indian steers, s5.0oa7 60
cows and heifers, ts.B09s2s.
HoGs-Recelpts, $500 head. market 50
l0c. lower; pigs and lights. sa5a5.fo;
mixed and butchers, S.4OG1.77ts; good
heavy. sLeb9i.T1
No sheen market .'-
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Art Treasure. Arrive.

NEW YORK. March 2i.-..nother ron
Segment Of the ART treasures OF i p
Morgan. which are being transferrsd
from abroad to the Metropolitan museum
here. arrived today on the steamer CeIfic
They comprise rare works Of the silv.r.
smiths art. from q collection loaned h.
Mr.. Morgan to the Victoria and AIbsr,
museum in South kensington. London
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Kama. city 1--we STOCK Market.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. March 23.-CAT-
Receipts. 1900 head, including ieoi
southerrs: market steady: dressed beef
and export steers, tfocds4 o fair to good,
ssOo97.oo: western steers. S.756f.to; stock
ers- and feeders. A7ssis.0o; :. southern
steers. S.odf. Is: southern cows, $500
$50; native cows saz5fl&B: native heif-
ers Aso97oo; bulls. H.2saS.TS; calves. 500
3s.B. ss-et'i : N
Hods-Receipts, 1000 head; market Sc
lower; bulk OF sales. y7f5ff7. 90. heavy
s.. 0a7. IL packers and butchers, 1891
7.E; lights. t7.oodT. s5;. piks, IS. 2sds.S. n
SHEEP AND .IAMBs- Receipts, 400
head: market. steady: lambs, t600a7T5;
yeariings, sa.5oas. 50. wethers A.5n9e0o;
ewes. ttocqe.1s; stoekers and feeders,
t0dIN
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle ana Hogs steady
Sheen mil.

CHICAGO, March 2s.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 800 head; market. steady; beeves,
S.3ds s.; Texas steers. 81. 50d5 IS: west
ern steers. 81 l0ds Sc; stockers and feed
ers, H.25Q6.6; cbws and heifers, 1850
SO; calves, Is. 50de. 90 -
HoGs-Receipts lIooo head; market,
steady TO &c lower than last night; light,
s. te0a7 go; mixed. n. 25ff7. 60; heavy. 81 255
80, rough. s.. eof7s S.; pigs, s. l0g7 %;
bulk OF sales. s.40sf7.55.
SHEEP-Recalpts.- 1900 head: market.
dull; native, A.01ls. 90; western, a. 5o1
SIS; yearlings. g. 566 20: lambs, native,
S. sog7 S.; western rs. 2sas. 90.
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Dry Good. ,r.rlet.

NEW YORK. March s1-DRY GOODS
The cotton goods markets are very firm.
Woolens and worsteds are firm with a
general advancing tendency. Yarns are
quiet. but nrm. Buriaps are strong. Lin
ems are not being delivered promptly.
owing to the foreign strike Complications.
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sHEEP-Recelpts Of sheep and lambs
Looked large on paper. especially as the
SATURDAY. market Is usually barren az.
TAR. The estimate called Tor something
i've feese head. but every thing except
I've loads came under eastern billing and
strpped at this point only long enough
FOR iced and w1ter. IRE two loads OF bona
Ga offsrtnKx we're locked 10 for TIE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-25

OMAHA. March 3-HAY-So. /. yac
Qgse. No. 2. sls5o9ls.oo:. No. 3 SO coo
n@; No. midland. tlsos91soo; No. !
lowland. lseeglI.eo, alfalfa. enolee Sd and
s1o.o.gz1-e No :. slAss9E8es: No. q $50
GiSeo.
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Kan.ns City Grain ana rrorI.ion..

KANSAS. CITY, Mo, March a.
WHEAT-cash; Hard. unchanged; soft
lc higher: No. hard. sl.041di.io; No. 3
n-osgi.oe; No. red, si.oih; No. ., SEQ
u.0i.
coRN-unthanged 10 ic higher: No.
mixed, 7id7is4c; No. .. 7UN@7ic: No. 2
white, 7ihQT9c; No, 3. tic,
OATS-Market NC higher; No. white.
Suisse; No. mixed. b3A@54c.
Closing prices OF futures;
wHKAT-May, ti.oi: July. s2ifc; Sep
TENDER, so1sQaic
coRN-Msy. Ist.@72sc; July. 7Os<c; Sep
TENDER. eeis ei0hc
oATs-May. SIC: July. fi7.c.
RYE-etdssc.
HAY-up: choice timothy. teoocd2l, 80;
choice prairie. siaco
BUTTER-Creamery. &c; flrsts. sc.
seconds. &c. packing stock. 7ic.
ECGS-Exfraa g1fs. flr4fn aie
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-25
Pearln Marker.

PEORIA. March 1-coRS-HiEher:
No. yellow. SAC; No. q yellow. sshG
csc: No. mixed. GAG; No. mixed. go
5ilc; sample. elhs3ssc.
OATS-InactiyR
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-25
uiiwaal.ee oraIa ,,.rLe,.

MILWAUKEE. March 3.-wHEAT-
No. ! northern, u.i1,tGl.i3is: No. north
ern. tl.osai.1lh; No. hard winter. n.oo0
LOO; May. si.oiqioii.; July. ssAaeSsc.
CORS-No. ) yellow, 6aafic. No. )
white. @Gflc: No. ., GSqSise; May, 5e.sc;
July. T2Ac.
OATS STANDARD. 5la64Ac
BARLEY-Malting, Si.01i.si
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-25

new. 6s Sd: American mixed. old. es lid;
American mixed. new. kiln dried. SIS 7lkd,
futures, irregular: May. IS ed; septem-
Der, IS 25.d.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-25

MINNEAPOLIS. March 2s-wHEAT-
N.G. July: N.E& September. ti.0o4.
Cash. No. hard. tl.os.. No. / northern,
u.osi3; No. northern, si.osls; No. g. A.0iii
FI4AX-se on
BARLEY-7ocQsi.S
CORNING. . yellow, sOc.
OATS-No. : white. 6edbsi<e.
RYE-No. q ssi4Qssc.
BRAN-In i0o-lb. sacks, t150oa2550
F1yOUR-First patents, s5.ood5s0: second
patents. As54t4so; first clears, 50. s0sf3 Is (,
second clears, t2ane127o
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-25

81. LOUIS. March G-WooL-Sisady:;
territory and western mediums. ief5lse
fine nediamss lsgI7e; TIA. ls5l5e.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-25
SUNDAY.

Receipts and disposition Of live stock
al the Union stock yards. South. Omaha
for twenty-four hours ending at O'Clock
yesterday:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-25

LIVERPOOL. March sz-wHEAT-spot
,ioninzl: futures steady: March nominal:
5lzy. T. ia: July. Is sd: October, e
I'd
coRS-sD0t steady. American mixed.