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Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14

HOGS-Sellers OF hogs encountered q
slow demand from packers. due probably
TO a natural unwillingness to keep w
with the pace set BY outside buyers
Some early business was done on ship
ping and speculative orders at figures
5g1ac higher. the advance being prompted
by bullish sdyices from elsewhere. but
killers refused to enter the market on
this basis and the trade remained at a
standstili for an hour or more. When
movement vas resumed. prices had weak
ened to levels merely strong 10 a nickel
up. and cost Of larger droyeS usually
reflected this improvement.
Receipts were fairly large, amounting
10 fully l5.oce head. and quality on an
average was reasonably attractive.
good crop of smooth butcher and heavv
hogs appeared in the run. but In spite
OF this fact. the demand during the main
session was Unresponssye and clearance
proved late.
Best heavy hogs on sale brought IS 20
as compared with yesterdays top OF
sse5. while butchers landed largely within
the sSDFSse spread. Bacon weights
ranged at SIS and less. but very little
stuff was light and poor enough TO move
below $40
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14

NEW YORK. March 12-METAI.s-
Standard copper. firm: spot, sl4aed1A54; I;
March. sf4. s0fp14s5; April and May. sl4.22is
erl4 35is: June and July, sls. 22isQli.45. Lon
don market firm; spot. E6o Is Sd; fu-
tures, G6o les ID. Arrivals reported at
New York today were rs tons. Custom
house returns show exports OF LAO tons
so far this month. Lake copper. Ht.50d
ilss; electrolytic, tlt5odi462rs; casting,
tis ssiisni4i2ls. Tin. easy: spot. st2.ooSI
t2.25: March, s4i. .soR42.5o April, 81 .40a
eco: May, Ai,A0uI.7o: June. sto75ul.50;
July, so S0a4l3. London market easy; (;
spot. Gls SIS: futures. f1ss 30. Lead,
quiet; noo94,io New. York; ssad3.s .s71s,
Fast ST. Louis. London market quoted
al els lis Cd. Speiter. steady; ss.soar7. 10.
New York: ss.soQ1. 90. East 81. Louis. Lon
don market quoted at ee6 los. ..ntimony,
aulet; Cookson's, sf.25. Iron. Cleveland
warrants. sos. Cd in London. Locally
Iron was steady; No. foundry. northern,
siAT5ffi5 rs; No. 2. sit25lpi4Tb; No south
ern and No. southern. soft. tl475ai5.s5.
ST. LOUIS. March i3.-METALS-Lead
seady at $500 spelter, strong at $500
RngiA
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14
New ysrk Money Market.

NEW YORK. March iS.-MoNEY-on
call, firmer. .s.0sis per centi ruling rate,
"a per cent; closing bid, sas per cent; Of
fered al ~ per cent.
TIME LoANs-steady: sixty DAYS. .
per cent: ninety days. 81 per cent; six
months. 81 per cent.
per cent. ..
STERLING ExcHANGE-Steady. with
actual buElnes In bankers bills at N.N
for sixty-day bills and At N.SsS Tor de-
mand.
COMMERCIAL BILLS-s4Ssis.
sff,yER-Bar, 5siSc; Mexican dollars,
isc.
steady.
a. Soffa~ss
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14

Cash quotations were a. follows:
F'LoUR-steady; winter patents. N.0o0
s.el; winter straighfs. Gs014.so; spring
patents. sl.se06se: spring straights. $40
a47e. bakers. t27oz5s.es.
RYE-So. :. sc.
EARLEY-Feed or mixing. 7o0sSc fair
to choice mating. ti.le7l90.
sEEDs-Timothy. tii-seGiLso. clover,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Lard. Din
tiereesl, Sgh
SHORT RIBs-Loose) sgssis.
Total ciearaaees Of wheat and flour
were equal TO N.oo0 bu- Primary receipts
we're Hso9s bu.. compared with ss4s.0ee bu.
the corresponding day year ago. Esti-
mated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat ~
cars: corn. ~ cars. cats, is cars; hogs
-7.eao head
Chicago cash Prices-No. red, a.setsa
~: No red, s9lscgsl .@s: No. Z hard.
si.e-ssli .oas; 70; : hard u.@u1.A No.
si-esal-fi: No. . northern, s1.o6dI. I.ae: No.
splsng. N.ei6i. l0s. Nc. : spring ac1
si4es. No. spring. socasI .es: velvet chaff,
.;etssl.es: durum. socasi @. Corn: No. ..
~ *asske: No; white: ssqssc; No, ysl-
esasle: No. yellow. Gdssc. Oats: No.
: whlte. Assas4ase; No. .. ssi4e. No. 9
white, ssss4c; No. white. s9Sse: stand
ard. Sts6S411c-
tszz9
BUTTER Steady: ereameries. esasc;
carries z5aSc.
-,ss1S-faxy: receipts. s.7es cases; at
11sTk. eases included, 1f1isikc. ordinary
s-tsts. isc. firsts. is1sc.
CHEEsE-steady: daisies lTlsulsc;
1Nlns. fstsui5S.e. young Americas f7Iss7
r. ions horns, 17140isc.
POTATOES-Easier. receipts sS cars.
Y Nisconsln. N.iS&i.2e Michigan and Min
58e<otz- H-NNiI
POELTRY-Weak: turkeys, live, i4e;
slscssrd. iSize, chickens. alive. isc: dressed
iSc; springs. live. lie: dressed, 1sc.
yEAL-stesdy. saIic.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Noticeable Bearish Feeling Devel-
ops in Wheat Today.
REACTION IN CORN PROBABLE
B.I,u.s Conditions. viii He Felt
More keenIy as the season Ad-
vauees-Late values VIII
BE Higher.
nMAHA. March d. lsls.

OMAHA. March i@ lsl-
There was ptably a more oearlsh iesls -
ing in wheat to-day. Corn vas Nssn sls,ss s,t
liverpool cables haven't followed domesae
prieas 81 late ard the local trade has pc
come more mlx,d on the uneven price
changes s,.,,
The conditions surrounding ths SsoM.ss Sass
crop are such thai bus1ng on tne Siet.Ae -
OF the deferred months appears TO oe the
wise course. a.,
The most enthusiastic bulls on corn
are READY TO coneede that the siscA W. W
,nand and heavier receipts miSni eass
cause a furthsr reaction from Tue la's
strong advance -. or.
Bnliish conditions wi pe le1 hloie s'.
keenly as the season advances ana SUI
niles run low and late summer values
Will more than likely be higher
Wheat ruled weak Mn prices Mete
gaxxy throughout the SESSION. news nAH
festureless, but traders were faNorihs
the selling side. Cash wheat was sc
lower. -,
aemsnd caused heavy selling and tine
market easeC- off sharply. Cash corn
pr,marv wheat receipts were $500 bu.
and shipunnts were 3l2.ocp bu'. againsl
receipts last year of $500 hu. and Snip
inents Of $4,000 bu. ,so0 0., -,
Primary csrD receipts were l-lnS'"o ou.
ara shtnmfrxs we're $500 bu.. against
.. recs,pts last wear of 50looe bu. and ship
inents Of Sls.0e bu. tasa
CIesrsnces were d.soe bu. OF corn, iv'v
bl. OF oats anoi wheat and Tour equal 10
q 90 bu. -.
liverpool closed sd higher on wheat
and i.l7z.d lower on corn
The following cash sales were reported:
Wheat: No. haud. ears, sLc: Ne.
spring, / car, sl0tt. Corn: No. while'
/ car. fchoicel. S5se; . ears. Sc J car
sslse; No. color, car, Sc: No Sel-
low. 3 cars. e,l5c; No, yellow, car, sc:
! car, sc: car. sligo; No. . mixed.
cars. Gl1c. car. esc; No. mixed ,, ssis
&C; cars, &c; . ears. siSc. cars, esi1e'
car. &c: car. 6litc: no grade. l car
a0lsc; I car 5ssse. Oats; No. White'
cars. 5ilsc; No. 1 white. car. biitc.
Omaha Cash Prices.
wHEAT-No. hard $.Misssi.o4; Nc. J
hRrd. N.6.aiOs; 40. ! hard. sslro1fiVl.
CoRN-No. . white, esisa6sisc: No;
White, saf7sic: No yellow. GFsslse; No.
! yellow. alj@a6ic; No, X esnssslc' NO. =
sli.sfslc: no grade, 5S61g.c.
OATs-No. /. white. sf.masc. standard
5ilb9iSis.c: No. . white. slisunihc: No;
y lite, 50s.nSl,Gc: No ; yellow. SiuelAc;
No. 4 yellow, 5ois15ic.
Mating. si.0oa.igs. No, feed
.oaeec: heavier feed. sode5c.
RYE No. Z, afda2c: No. :, Nu9ic
g.rfaf. Rsx.~fufn.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14
AppIe. and prIea Frsits

NEW YORK. March B.-EvAPORATED
APPLES-Steady, with small offers Of
good grades: on the spot. fancy. sss610ase:
choice SGsi4c: prime. 7isGSc.
DRIED FRCITS-Prunes duh and easy
in sympathy with the markets on the
coast; quotations range from SIC to 1T
for CaliforssaS up 70 0-kos and gsGl2c
for oregous. Aprieots. quiet and steady:
choice, i7A.dlH.c. extra choice. fs41isascs
fancy. is4*4i7fse. Peaches. less active.
with prices nominaliy unchanged: choice,
I0is6ie4e. extra choice. 1f1i1izc. fancy,
more business doing in some departments:
loose muscatels, 5us4c; choice TO fancy
seeded. std7isc: seediess, 5t4d7c. Lon.
don layers. 81 sof1.E
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14
81. Joseph Live stock Marked.

ST. JOSEPH, No. March Ia-cATTLE
Receipts. i.oop head: market, leGisc
higher: steers. sSoo7Soe: cows and heif-
ers. GSaSa: calves, E511Soe
HoGs-Receipts. s.soo; market. i0c
higher top. SIS; bulk Of saies. SS8
ksa
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. A0oa
head: market. slow; lambs. Neo6Iia.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS


CHICAGO. March is-Sixns that there
Was a liberal floating supply OF wheat
In the market today developed more cour-
age among bear traders than ~ any
time In months Latest figures showed
a drop OF hnIc 10 iisd1hc under last
night There was a net loss pf AsUi1c 70
ic III corn and a shade to " for oats.
1IoE products finished the same as last
night to 6c up.
clsnes in the wheat pit. A cargo OF wheat
shipped out OF here 10 ManltoHoc last
fall was sold 10 come hack 10 chicago
for delivery on May contracts. Buffalo
fersistentiy Offered wheat. Receipts con-
tinued large In all directions, foragn ex-
changes were weak. and snow was Tore
casted in the winter wheat belt
The worst weakness came Just before
the close. when q group OF houses had
selling orders which the market seemed
unable 10. diEest. Between the opening
@tess NIX II q si@' with the 1nsi tone com.
psrstiveiy steady at tf.o2stai@A q set
back OF iisffILc from deotations cur
rent twenty-four hours hefDre.
An opening bulge in corn on account OF
cold weather was followed BY a sharp de-
cline. Recelpts were on huge scale.
and because of an eastern blockade ship
pers were not buying cash grades. Fu-
lures suffered accordingly. One local
leader was said 70 have let 90 of t.booeo
bushels OF May. That month as result
of extra pressure, slipped 10 9 discount
and after having varied from pAsc TO 7se,
closed weak at 5oSsc. net loss OF 10 even.
slowness ruled In cash. No. yellow was
rot quoted.
In oats the trade appeared TO be get.
ting out OF commitments IN May and
taking more interest In July and Sep
tember May ranged from t3isz3Ssisc 70
hsssc, and closed ne off at Sszsc.
The light run Of hogs here and at other
packing centers made provisions range
upward. There was considerable stop
5oss buying by shorts In the end. pork
varied from the aame a. last night 70
slsfi5c higher, with other product a trifle
more firm on the whole.
arrfclel n,ner IIfrh T,0rr Close Ysf.v
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle steady--Hogs
HiGher-sheep Weak.

CHICAGO, March H. CATTLE RE
ceipts, 1850 head: market steady; beeves,
S .00dS 50, Texas steers, s4.I5I6 %; west
ern steers, s5.io6iT.0o; stockers and feeders,
"a. i0iS. 90; cows and heifers, Ss.@sfs %;
calves, S.f5Qs.25.
HOGS-Receipts. g COO head: market y
df5c up: light, s6.70d6.9sk; mixed: y. Ion
7.05: heavy. s6.T0a7.io: rough. Sc. 701s 81
pigs, s5.00B6. IS; bulk OF sales. s6.eoNl .0o.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 4O0
head: market weak natives, s3.1oaS. ~;
westerns. A.s5a5. 80: yearlings. s5.oed6.D %;
native lambs, s5.25dI 80, western lambs
L.I5af.Je.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14

NEW YORK. March ls.-DRY GOODS
staple prints have been advanced to a
asIs or &c for Americans. Other ad-
yances made during tho day were 2ls
per cent ON American flannels and NC
q yard on cambrics. The cotton goods
market rule strong and active. Jobbers
and retailers report an improving trade.
Worsted yarns are held good. Net goods
show a steady Improvement In demand.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14

KANSAS CITY. March Ia.-wHEAT--
Cash, no lower; No, 7 hard. n.@tq 10;
No. !. 81 .0aise3i .kA: No. red. u.o2st4
%: No. ., sstctSl ola
C.ORN-lse lower. No. mixed, esNff
esisc: No. .. eytsuSsc. No. white. go
zoe; No. :, eSe.
s-unchangcd 10 lse lower; No. .
white kgtkzt5Ac; No. mixed, k3ss4Sgite.
closing prices OF futures.
WUEAT-May, si.0fkefi.olN; July, a9A
6aga.e, sellers; September. eohc, sellers.
cORN-Msy. Tisc bid; July. 7o497eszc
bid, September, 6sssc.
oATs-May. ssAscs July. 4sNc.
RYE-s0aaec.
HAY-strong to 81 higher: choice tim
othy, 50 0odel 20. choice prairie. yis 200
i7.oa
BUTTER-cresmery sc. firsts. Sc:
seconds 3te. packing stock. Iisc.
EdaGE-Extras sic. firats. l4lic
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14

SAVANNAH. Ga. March n-TCRPES.
TINE-Ffrm; &c: sales. fci bblx.; re-
stocks aelSs1 bbix.
RosIN-Ffrm; sales sss bbis.. receipts
sS hbis: shipments. 4S bhls: stock. g..
~ bbls. Quote. 3. $50: ID. ss-S: r. $50:
y. o. sxsl4: II, So. I. s.ee. X. :. .ooRS. 10:
M. E.Ss: y, SO. ". G.. S.se: W. W.
4 a
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14

PHILADELPHIA. March la-BUTTER
Unchanged.
EGGS-steady. Pennsylvania and other
nearby firsts. free cases $50 per case;
western firsts. free cases. $40 per case
current receipts. free cases. ss.s0 per case
CHEEsE-F New York full creams.
fancy, isc; fair 10 good, 1Sk6iSsac
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14
MiIwaalee Grnia Market.

MILWAUKEE,. March i3.-wHEAT-
No. / northern. si.icaii3: No. northern.
81. .oeaii 10; No. ? hard winter, sloedi.et:
May. tiloc0i. .osas; July. ssisc.
CORNING. yellow, esiAc; No. white.
ssassi4c No. ). 66ixGsiisc: May, Tic; July,
siissfTlAo.
OATS-Standard. S4c.
BARLEY-Maltng. tL0aia
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14

MINNEAPOLIS. March ia-wHEAT-
May. si.@A: July. s1-oE9i.osh: cash, No,
l hard, si.07ss: No. l northern. si.oss; No.
. northern. slo4ss: No. J. sl0sss
FLAx-s265k.
BARLEY-7ocsdsi-a5
C0RN--No. yellow, sSQssc.
OATS-No. 3 white. Ai<1o1c.
RYE--No. 2, Ssisac.
BRAN-In i0o pound sacks. ssS.oo4
SS6o
FLOUR--First patents. S0ds %: sec
ond patents. A.eSzl<.a: first clears, - Loo
SIS; second elesrs. s40Q2la.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14

OMAHA, March is.-Bank ciearings for
today were s3.24s, iso.i0 and for the COR
day last year, s25Si,a0l45
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14
COTTON Market,

NEW YORK. March ls.-coTroN-
Spot closed quiet points higher: mid
ding uplands, le7c: mlddling gulf,
ie.ssc: sales. 90 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14

NEW YORK, March la-All grades of
refined sugar were lowered today lac per
100 pounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14

Quotatioas of the Day on Narfous
Goumodff trA.


NEW YORK. March E-FLOuR-
Quiet: spring patents. ;s.5a6sp: winter
straights S4SSxTt 80; winter patents, A-oe
d4so: spring clears. Ass14.se; winter
extras, No. l, Sso1Ss9; winter extras.
No. . 5.E6s s.; Kansas straishts -. 90
- .S5a4.s5: choice TO fancy. S@na.-1
CORNMEAL-Cuiet. fine white, and
yellow, 81. n.tS6i.7e: coarse. sl6Sel.'e; kin
RYE-ouiet: No. 2. sc c. !. I. Buffalo.
BARLEY-ouiet; mating. s-2ai.z2is c.
!. e. Buffalo.
wHEAT-spot market easty: No. red,
si.osIs. elevator. export basts TO arrive.
and sl.o6ls. { Q. b, afleat; Ne. northern;
Duluth. a.2es. o B.. sfA'al opsnins
under Liquidation sales due dp larger re.
eeipts, falling off In the export demand
and a slow trade In cash wheat and
flour. closing i-diisc net lower; MAY.
81 OF. f1 .0sis; closed at H-07ss. July, sl-9hs
at.O5: closed. sl.04I4; receipts. $50 bu
CoRN-spo, market weak, No. 2. Trc,
elevator. domestic basis toarrivt, and ex-
port. 7lc, T. o. b., afloaf; futures. market
was nominal. receipts. 4.6zS By,
oATS-Spot. market easy: standard
white. soc, in elevator: No. ? solto; No
3. &c; No. I. aAse; natural white and
white clipped, sedssc. on track; futures
market was nominal. receipts. $3.50 bu.;
shipments, loo hu.
HAY-Steady. prime. sl350: No. ]. siioo
Gls.5o; No. . sltSqi2c: No. :. sloesT
1850
HOPs-Easy: state common TO choice,
1911. s5ff &c. 1910. nominal. Pac1tc coast,
1911. iiH4se: 1910. nominal
HfDES-Steady: Central American. &c;
Bogota. slAsd2ia.c.
LEATHER-Ste hemlock firsts.
safe; seconds s4as6e; thirds. sle-e;
PROVISIONS Pork. steady: mess, Ills
ali %; family, SIS. .5O4 30. short clear.
sf1. .0or1s %. Beef. steady. mess, fl3.to0
i7 30: family. sl5-oosti5.5o; beef hams;
81 sldes. so. Cut meats, dull: picked
bellies. 10 10 IA pounds, % y; picked
hams sl0.is. LAID. firm. middle west.
s. 50ffa o.: refined. steady: continent,
ssS5; south American. slo.25' compound,
~ 75fI7. 90
TALLow-s Steady; prime city hhds, &C:
special, GiEc. country. 5&neae.
BUrTEIl-Firmer; receipts. 6IS tubs;
creamery specials s9iTc. creamery ex-
tfaa. &c: creamery first. &13isc; state
dairy, tub. finest. 2Sacstsc.
cHEESE~-Isirm; reoeiTas. b64 pack.
ages: weekly exports, 10 boxes. state,
whole milk, held, specials. ias.c
EGGS-Stcady. receipts. seE0 cases;
prices unchanged: fresh gathered extras.
2sT&c: frsts SIC. seconds. sNgaptc; west
ern gathered waics. sl6t:3c.
POULTRY-Alsvc. firm; chickens. lac;
fowls, leis9l7c; turkeys, isdaoc. Dressed,
easter: capons. 2lmssc, fowls, western.
lsGlsisc: turkeys. i3u2lc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14
Omaha Hay Market.

| OMAHA, March ls.-HAYANo. l. s17.0o;
/ No. 2, si4.0o: coarse, sl2oo; packing stock,
I IS. 0od900. alfalfa. $500. Straw: Wheat.
81. 20; rye and oats, $s.50QS5o
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14
". I.oui. erprrai Market.

ST. LOUIS. March i2.-WHEAT-Weak
track. No. : red. sLe.sdi.orz; No. ,
hard, si.0sut.is.
cofyS-IrreguIsr. track No. .. ssci No.
. white, 6e0iiisc.
OATS steady track. No. :. 5ie; No. ,
white, bsc.
Closing prices OF futures
wHEAT-Lower; May, n.oias July.
sez.e
CoRN-Lower. May. 7sIte; July 7sssc.
OATS Steady May. bSac. July. sac.
RyE-unchanged at a3c.
FLoUR-Firm; red winter patents:
y. .eods 90. extra fancy and straight, $40
uAE: hard winter clears. t2todS.D.
sEED-Timotily. t1oo01i2.0.
CORNMEALs-60
BRAN-s steady; sacked east track. N.9
gl.1
HAY-steady. timothy. s7sccd 20;
prairie, tt5looni90o.
BAGGiNG-sssc.
TwfNE-Hemp, Tise.
PROvISfONS-Pork unchanged, Job
hlnK. Ss1 Lard. unchanged prime
steamed, s9-ssihas s3i.. Dry salt meata.
unchanged: boxed extra shorts, SAC;
clear ribs, SAC; short clears. et4c. Bacon,
unchanged; boxed extra shorts, eAe;
clear ribs, eA.c; short clears. i0&c.
POULTRY = Firm: chickens. issc;
springs, iac. turkeys. ise; ducks. isiEci
geese, SC.
BUTTER-Lower. 2taac.
As4
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14
COUNTY NEEDS MORE MONEY
Additional Funds Needed to Conn
plete New Court House.
THINKS IT FINDS A WAY OUT
Commissioners Plan to Let the Grad"
ing and Approaches Go Until
Time When More Money
Il Available.

With only about $500 left out OF tbs
10000 raised by sale Of bonds to con-
plete and furnish the new county build
ing. the Board of County Commissioner
finds itself in need of about sSs.ooo add
tional. Vault fixtures will cost at least
$4,000. and if the vaults are furnished
as they should be the cost will be ahou'
$4,000
The board spent Wednesday with John
Latenser, county building architect, soinG
over plans and specifications for the steel
vault fixtures in the hope that they might
be changed to reduce the cost. 1t was
found that the cost can be reduced only
by sacrificing valuable fixtures The
commissioners believe the work should
be done right II 1t is done at all and II
must be done.
Contracts LET for furniture, jail work,
carpets, window shades and other items
reduce the 100000 fund TO about $4soe.
Items yet to be arranged for and their
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14

PEORIA, Ill, March iS-coRN
No. yellow. esisc. No. yellow, Sc: No.
Z mixed, es5tc; No. 4 mixed &C.
OATS-Steady: No. 2 white sst4c; stand.
ard. sac, No. ) white. &c; No. white,
53He.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14

ST, LOUIS. March 2-wooL-Steady:
territory and western mediums, i6disc;
fine mediums. Is9i7c: fine. laGlsc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14

new. IS Asd; American mixed old. &c lid;
new American kiln draed. s. Sd. futures
weak; March, IS Cd; MAY. C SID.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14

NEW YORK. March is-srGAR-Raw.
nominal: museosado. - test. Aifc: centri-
fasal = test. 4sie; molssses. y test
s-ssc. refined. eass.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14

LONDON. March 1Sl-American securi-
ties opened around parity and improved
on fair buying At noon the market was
steady with prices ranging from un-
changed 10 e higher than yesterdays
New York closing.
Tnrdon closing stock quotations;
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14
SUNDAY.

Receipts and disposition OF live stock
at the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha,
for tsenty-four hours ending at j p. M,
yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14
Lnnhan stock Market.

III. Gen. ist ref Is. slssKo Pss. CIV. s.... 9
later Net ahs, s,..... sS4sPanama s. -e....s-.i9
end se0ffere5
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14
Representative sales.
PIGS

SHEEP-improveme In sheep and
lambs prices was not only effectively
checked BY q generally bearssh demand.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14

sILyER-Bar, steady at ss 15-1sd per
ounce.
MoNEY-Sa3i. per cent.
The rate of discount in the open mar
ket for short bills is Sssa3s4 per cent; for
three months bills, 9-1sdSss per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14
stock In sight.

Receipts OF live stock at the five prin'
clpal western markets yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14

The only way out of the financial diff
Guilty that the county commissioners have
been able to find is this: Contract for
the vault fixtures at $4,000. leaving 5000
in the fund. Transfer sl5.ooe from the
general fund when 1t is repleted next Au-
gust, making $1,000 in the county build
ing completion fund. Use this for inter-
ior decoration and let the matter OF grad
ing and approaches wait until more funds
are available
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14
ne.ten stock Market.
New York Mining stocks.

NEW YORK. March Is.-Closing quota
tions on mining stocks were:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Killing Cattle Generally Ten Cents
Higher Than Tuesday.
HOGS STRONG TO FIVE HIGHER
Fat sheep and Lambs Ten Cents
Lower Than Tuesday and
Trade on All Kinds IL
Rather Quiet.

SOUTH OMAHA. March L, l9i2.
rarEfa HnGS. Sheen.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-14

The following table shows the range OF
prices paid for hogs at south Omaha FOR
the last few days, with comparisons:
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1912-02-15
Che 6offle.
For the Dressmaker.

A great many readers of this de-
partment have, no doubt, commenced
the spring sewing, or at least have
been taking an inventory of clothing
on hand. One usually finds many
articles that are too good to tear up
or throw away, yet are in no condi :
ton to wear with any degree of COM
fort.
The white skirts and corset covers
of the past are now giving away to
the combination garment. The corset
cover being part of the drawers or
petticoat. Most women prefer the
latter, as it fits so snug and smooth
under the new dresses, and gives a
woman sense OF security without
having one to three safety pins pinned
through.
There is no use denying that women
are more attractive gowned in the
newer styles Of they are not 3he ex-
treme) and one is certainly far more
comfortable, for they are not so full
about the waist or at the bottom,
thus doing away with bulk and weight.
If one has several white petticoats
they can be remodeled so they will
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1912-02-15

we'll, launders splendidly. looks like
linen and has the advantage of not
wrinkling. This material comes in
different prices from twelve to twenty
five cents per yard. Many waists OF
these materials were quite plain with
embroidered scallops down front,
around collar and cuffs. A tiny little
ruffle of lace set just under the seal
lops down the front and toward the
left side. Plain string or windsor
ties are worn with these. They are
tied fourth hand.
The new beads are of Roman pearl
with plain gold or rhine stone buckles.
Prices from 81. 90 to 5000.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1912-02-15
Things Seen in the Shops.

Shirt waists of all sorts of medium
weight materials made entirely plain,
closing with button and button holes
through box pleat in the front. A
little patch pocket was stitched on
the left side. The sleeves were set
in the arm holes without gathers.
The cuffs and collar we're turn overs,
the former fastened down at rounded
turnover part with tiny, ball-shaped,
pearl buttons; the latter with links.
Other waists we're of linen or In
dian head which is an. excellent sub.
stitute for linen. 1t wears just as
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1912-02-15
Old Fashioned Yeast.

Que my mother used 40 years ago:
One half pint yellow corn roasted to
light brown; one pint hops, loose
measure; five potatoes, medium size
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1912-02-15

three tablespoonfuls salt; two thirds
cup OF sugar. Put the corn, hops
and potatoes in kettle with two
quarts Of water, boil thoroughly and
strain through colander, then add
the salt and sugar. This will make
two quarts and will keep through the
summer. Mrs. HI. B. J..
When writing to advertisers mention
THE RANCH-it helps us both.