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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-24

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the citt aud citizens a squsre deal
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Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-02
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. I.-COFFEE-Fu-
lures opened steady at a decline Of 3
points, near months being relatively easy,
under scattered realizing or liquidation.
while later deliveries responded to reports
Of continued strength in Brazil. higher
European cables. covering Of shorts and
trade buying Offers were by no means
aggressive and the entire list worked
higher during the day, with buying In
the morning a little more general on the
advance, owing to reports that Brazilian
was far above parity and the talk OF an
Improving Nspot demand The close was
steady and from 5 to 1s points net
higher. sales. T5.sOo bags. February. l3osc !,
March and April, fsisc: May, i3iic: June.
Is.i5c: July, Bic: August. E.isc; Septem-
her. Y 2so; October i3.f7c. November.
fsI 5c; December, l3t4c; January, 1a.12c.
Hayre was IkTA franc net higher; Ham
burg was net unchanged: Rio. firm: -
refs higher, at $500; Santos, unchanged.
a. $3.50: i. 1870 Receipts at the two
ports were 1000 bags, against 1900 bags
last year Jundiahy receipts, 1000 bags.
against s4.Oo0 bags last year. Rain was
reported In all districts OF Sac Paulo.
New York warehouse deliveries were 1l.S0
bags. against 10 $50 bags last year. Today's
special Santos cable reported A. 20 refs
higher this morning at SSs. Sac Paulo re-
ceived 1900 bags against B.00 bags
Yesterday spot coffee, steady: Rio. No. :.
itkc: santos. No. I. i5ize. mild, quiet.
cordoya, l5lxH1Ilsc, nominal
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-02

SHEEP-Sheep and lamb trade had
many points In common with yesterday
market, but the demand did not appear
to be quite SO active nor orders quite so
large two or three Of the larger packers
remained under cover early. giving full
chill rooms as an excuse and complaining
tlrat the refrigerator car service Is be
coming poorer each day In a general
way, prices for both fat sheep and fat
laInbS held steady with inquiry rather
quiet than otherwise.
Receipts amounted to about SSo head
and we're featured by unusually good
quality, Bulk consisted OF fed lambs, in
GLIDING some toppy Mexicans that were
called late In the morning, sid the
proportion OF eve stock seemed to be a
little smaller than on most days re
Gently.
Lack Of competition in packing circles
resulted in a lamb trade that was more
or less uneven, choice natives selling
up to $3.50, with extra good fed Nestsrns
at $50 Plain to poos short.feds had
10 sell at hlt-and-miss figures that were
mRrEined considerably below cost OF we'll
finished varieties, the price range amount
ing 10 about SI.5o
Fat ewes acted we'll. bringing STEADY
prices more readily than lambs and sell
Ing with more uniformity than the latter
class OF stock. Toppy ewes landed at
ace while medium to common grades
sold from $50 downward. There were
no wethers o. warnings OF consequence on
sa'e.
Compared with last weeks close, all
classes Of fat stock, excepting ewes, are
closing at prices iusi about steady. Ewes
show net issses Of iaQale, and with the
feeder trade small values on thin stock
remain nominal. The three days buy OF
feeders according 10 packers tab.
amounts TO about 100 head.
Quotations on Sheep aud Lambs
Lambs: God 20 choice. s. sSfie.S fair
to good, S. 2S{s1g6 Ysarltngs: Good to
choice s5.l5oss0; fair to good, ATb05.ih.
Wethtrg: Good TO ehoica. N.esd+5o; fair
TO good S. eeT4. y. Ewes; Good TO choice
50 TSH40o; fair to good, t3.ooas5N
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-02
new YORK STOCK MARKET
FINAL PRICES SHOW GAINS
increase In Speculative Activity
Daring Last Two Days still with
out Generally Accepted
Explanation.

NEW YORK. Feb i-Although stocks
moved actively today and trading was
heavy, net changes In most cases were
not large. The eceentriclties If the mar
ket Of late were emphasized today by It's
entire lack sof stability and its rapid and
perpiextng changes in appearance. The
market was on an upward swing when
the session came TO an end and final
prices showed q majority of gains.
The increase In speculative activity dur
ing the last two days. on which trading
was by far the heaviest of the wear, Is
still without an explanation which finds
general acceptance, IL also was said,
without apparent authority. that large
holdings OF standard stocks IN the beitef
that business conditions would become
less favorable before there was a definite
turn for the better. Prices were forced
below the low points Of yesterday. United
States Steel touched $50, the lowest price
exceptional strength In the late trading
and rose 80 points on the dsy. 81. Paul,
New York Central, Isehigh Valley, Atehl-
son. American Smelling, United States
Steel and number Of others gained a
point or more on the days movement
The death Of Edwin Hawley did net
disturb the market seriously.
Chesapeake q Ohio, the most prominent
in the HAwley group, sold off points
and some of the others q point or 50.
soHle OF the iafkest eastern Thtipdus
made their December reports today and
the showing as a whole was decidedly
favorable. The New York Central system
was able TO report gain in net earnings
of sl,sSSo1e. due In part To reduction In
operating expenses. Pennsylvania gain
TN net operating revenue was N,gi0,6a aud
New Ravens Sjo6.01a Fries gross re-
ceipts were virtually unchanged. but an
increase In eNpeEres Of SiS2,Nh was re-
sponsible for a shrinkaEe In the net.
The bond market was again irregular,
with a yielding tendency for a time.
Total sales, par value, sSatS.0oa United
States bonds were unchanged on call.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-02
Total receipts ,lha ~
nlSPOSITioN-nEAD.
Total


CATTLE-Gattls receipts were fair Tor
The total for the week SHOWS slight
gain over the same days last week, nut
d falling of OF about $500 head as COM
pared with the same DAYS last year
The market on beef steers was in SPLEEN
did condition as reviewed from seller, =
standpoint. Buyers were out In the yards
early In the morning and were anxious
for supplies, In fact, so anxious that any
thing In the way Of desirable killers
changed hands in a very short time at
prices that were strong TO ioc higher
than yesterday. Some right good cattle
sold up as high as $50 Cattle are now
safely E&sOu higher than week ago. the
advance being especially noticeable on the
medium 10 fair grades, .-.- -.
Cows and heifers were also IN splendid
demand. with the trade active at prices
strong 10 ipc higher than yesterday. The
offerings were scon disposed Of, every
thing desirable being sold az an carly
hour. There were only a few feeders
here, but there was Inquiry for strictly
good stuff and as high as s6,l5 was paid
for choice feeding steers.
Quotations on cattle: Good 10 choice
beef steers, ~. 50n7.Io, fair to good beet
steers, So 0o@ls 80 common 10 fair beef
steers IS. ootis,oo. good to choice heifers.
q. 00zf6 90, good 10 choice cows, 81. d0I5 Is
fair 10 good cows and heifers 50 .75fi4 80:
common to fair cows and heifers, s. COS
BTb, good 20 choice stockers and feeders,
O. 40ai6 Is: fair 10 good stoekers and feed.
ers. "a bAal6. 70: common to fair ntoekers
and feeders, "a. 5Dfi4 10; stock heifers. 81, Il
dt.te; veal calves. N.Oo1s %: bulls, stays.
etc. b.b"QS,5 80
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-02

HDGS-HUg shippers dumped about H.
90 head into the market, q supply that
pushed prices downward despite sci
efforts toward keeping the trade in
steady form. Bsarish argument. drawn
from supply figures was also strength
ened by a comparison Of local and Cai-
eago values as current cost OF SOU. h
Omaha packing droyes leaves a Shipping
margin tina: is plainly made nae. Tie
early decline on all weights WAS sen.r-
ally quoted at a nickel. but the demand
at this break lacked volume md acttv-
ity. promising an extreme close mich
lower
Movement proved draggy from the
start and the session was necessarily a
long one .exteniing beyond The loan
hour. Packers furnished an outlet foi
big bulk Of offerings and the '!iscrimtaa-
ton against light averages seemed tc be
little more pronounced than usual
shipping orders were few and far be-
tween and the speculative bran.l 81 tie
market appeared alnios III 'Ss.
Choice heavy hogs sold a. high as IS IS,
as compared with yCs .grday's top of ss.sC.
while bacon weights ranged fran IS 20
downward. strong weight Butchers sCId
largely arUuTa5 the ss-0p marx
The market closed siOw and fully sGioc
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-02

ago. Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. is cars: corn, as cars: oats, 100
cars; hogs, 3i.oo head.
Chicago Cash Prfces-Whest: No. .
red. saSac2sl-g+s: No. } TED, a7lr1ssS&c
No. hard. siesas gi.tS. No. hard. selsos7
a0l4; No. l northern. 81 ,l2fa.1t; No. :
northern, sl.t6dllIs: No. s northern. 81 Is
GI.la; No. spring, sacHSicT; No. 3
spring. sseQSl-G. No. spring, aacs1Sl os ,
velvet chaff. s,cflsl0S. duruin. SacSh os.
Corn: No. 3 SsaI64Se: No. 3 white, al.
e6Slac; Ne yellow. ssdIs4sac; No. l. ssls
aS4c; No. white. ssastc; No. yellow.
white, 52i46ss.e; No. s. sic; No. 3. white,
5l4e9c; No, white, 0isaSiHc; standard,
S2Isse1zc.
BUTTER-Easy: eresmeries. s6s4c;
daiTies 2Sd3lc
EGt;S-Ensy; receipts. LILO cases: at
mark. cases included, &GsNe: ordinary
firsts aNlsac; ffrsts. 2a&bc.
CHEESEs-Steady: daisies. l7IGIT5c;
twins, lsisgl6s4c: young Americas. I14a
Iffsc, long horns, ItAQT7ise.
PoTATpES-Steady; receipts. 70 cars;
s1anl07,
POULTRY Easy: turkeys lsuisc;
chickens, fii1sc. springs, isc
NFAL-Steady. 1qipc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-02
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
General Feeling Among Traders is
that Prices Should React.
OPINIONS ON CORN ARE DIVIDED
Due Entirely to Profit Taken
by Longs. Who Have Been
the Rest Balls.

OMAHA, Feb. |.
In a general way traders who have been
the leading buyers of wheat feel that
values have advanced far enough for the
present and prices should react some
Should Argentina begin TO ship heavily
the effect would be bearish on the Euro
pean markets.
At the same time lonSs have llQuidstei
quite thoroughly and hears may easily
oNersen on this decline.
Opinions on corn are more divided Than
for some time past. II must be reGnem-
bered that the reaction from the late
high points Was due entirely to pront
taxing By longs, who have been the BEST
bulls. The underlying situation IS stun
hullish and buying develops on all de-
chimes
Wheat ruled weak and slower today on
continued profit taking sales. Cash
wheat was lie lower.
Corn was also weak and lower, selling
by longs who had profits and heavy re-
eeipts. giving sellers more confidence.
Cash corn was lyc 10 lie lower,
Primary wheat receipts were e6S.n) bu.
and shipments were 1900 bu., against
receipts last wear Of 5oe.oo bu. ana ship
ments OF e3l.0oo bu.
Primary corn receipts were i.sS3,0oo bu,
and shipments were SC ose bu., against
receipts last year Of s.l.eoo bu. and ship
ments of $4,000 bu.
Clearances were $4,000 bu. OF corn, wv
hn. Of oats and wheat and flour equal 10
i6l,0o0 bu.
Liverpool closed unchanged to I'D lower
on wheat and isfIssd higher on corn.
The following cash sales were reported,
Nheat-No. hard: II cars. slel. No.
hard 1 car, s1.01is. No. : duruIn: J car
sSc. Corn~No. white: cars, st'sc;
car, &c. No. white: ear. sc; 2 cars
6slac: cars. &C. No. s Golfer car, ssisc
No. 3 yellow cars. ss4sc: cars, size
No. yellow: ] car. &c; car. slAc; Il
cars. die; cars, 68lse. No. mixed:
rars, ss.c. No. mixed car. &c: car,
&c; . cars, Sic; cars. sagl7c: | car, sOisc,
No grade: cars. Sslsc; cars. sc; car
Sac. l car. size, oatR-So. z white:
cars, ioise. No. white: car, 5ol4e; cars
SOC.
Omaha Cash Prices.
wHEAT-No. hard. slysshgl ,0Sh
No. 3 hard, si.ooai ,os!i; No. hard, S'9f
Gsl00lr.
CORNING. , white. sshGsaLc; No. 4
white. 2Q6sc; No. : color, Sasc; No.
yellow, ssi.aS3ssc: No. yellow slao2e
No. 3 sSapssl4e; No. 4, es16le: no grade
slisd5src.
oATs-Ne. white. 5oadSlc; standard
50ish 50s.e: No. white. 50t.ntotSe: No.
white. 5o@s0se: No. . yellow, aq5ois &c;
No. yellow. 4p:;H6or.
BARLEY-Ep. 4 mailing. sl.01a1l,SO. No
/ feed, 75saS5c: heavy feed. s5Usbc.
RYE-No. ., sods7e; Ne. g. ssascc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-02

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-EvAPoRATED
APPLES-Quiet and about steady: on
the spot: fancy. nqle1se. choice. sisdsssc
prime, slI9ese.
DRIED FRUfTS-Prunes, slow and
holders have shown more disposition to
shade prices. Quotations range from As,
1l3o for CALIFORNIA; up to 5-a0s and So
&c for Oregons. Apricots, Inactive, hnt
prices are firm IN absence of selling
pressure: choice i57l5lsc, extra choice.
lef51sizc: fancy. l7lise- Peaches, dull.
but steady: choice. lldiil1c: extra choice.
uifd12c: fancy, 1uI21c- Raisins, In poor
demand, but offerings from the coast are
Light and prices are firm: loose Musca-
tsls- 5lxd7e; choice 10 fancy seeded IL
oslo: seedlsss. sd7c: London LAYERS,
81 46dI.s
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-02
View York Money Market.

NEW YORK. Feb. money On call,
steady, 239S per cent; ruling rate, -
per cent; closing bid. : per cent; Offered
at ga per cent. Time loans. firm; sixty
days, MON, per cent. ninety days. 2.h3
per cent. siS months, SnSa per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-Sls1i4
per cent
STERLING ENCHANGE-FlFm with
actual business In bankers bills at 81. $40
for siNt y-dsy bills and at s4.Si50 for de
mHad. commercial bills, A.SA
SILVER SSt-c; Mexican dollars,
&c
BoNDS-iovernment steady; railroad,
irregular.
Closing quotations on bones today we're
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-02
., ,nu,, I.t,. s,ock Marked.

IT LOUIS. Feb. i.-cATTLE-Reoeip
q 800 head, including 800 Texans; market
strong. native shipping and export steers.
81 5satk0o: dressed beef and butcher steers.
s2O0usoo, steers under loo pounds, ASs
f155: stockers and feeders. s3.0u6.0o:
cows and heifers. s2.7514oo; Gamers. SEQ
ff4o0: bulls, sa015.lS: calves, S,oous. 10;
Texas and Indian steers. S.o0nLOi COWS
and helfers sS.00us.0o.
HOGS Receipts, 5000 head; market 1ec
lower; pigs and lights, Ns5ud.9; mixed
and butchers, S6Ioa6.:5: good heavy. f6B
G6S5
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts. $500
head; market Zoe lower; native muttons,
s3.75aL6s; lambs, t5l0fsf6: culls and
bucks Sl.50T3.H stockers, sLI5da00
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-02

KANSAS CITY, Feb. i.--cATTLE-Re-
ceipts. zoo head. including fifty south
erns; market strong 10 ioc higher; dressed
beef and export steers, s6fsusB: fair 10
good, f50sid65. western steers, S.oo4I.2s;
stockers and feeders. sA254I6.ao; southern
steers. sS0od6aA: southern cows, GVpH'
400. native cows. s2gfih.e0. native heif-
crs, aajff65o; bulls, Sl750s.50; calves,
yaT5aI.n.
HoGS-Reoeipts 1900 head; market Sc
10 Ioc lower, bulk OF sales, s69oas. TIA;
heavy. - 20R6 AN; packers and butchers.
s60SftsgTit: lights. sa.i5qe.ib; pigs, N.bo
ass -,
SHEEP AND LANfBs-Receipts. s.e0
head: market steady TO weak: lambs,
IS 00d6sS. yearlings, N.s0aI650; wetherr,
SCI Ib}pli0; ewes, s5a0Qt09; stockers and
feeders S3.75U401.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-02

ST. LOUIS. No. Feb l--WIIEAT -
Cash, weak; track No. : red, si.eoisli.0 1
No hard, tl0aIIli
CoRN--Lower: track No. g. CSC: No.
white. 66isq61lfc.
oATS-Sesdy; track No. !? 53d5sisc; No.
white. 64sc.
Closing prices at 81. Louis:
wHEAT-Firm: May, si.009s; July. 94sc
CORN-Hlgher; May, 69hc: July. SsSc,
OATS-Higher: May. 53sc, July, s6Isc.
RYE-Unehanged e5i.e.
FLOUR-Steady: red winter patents,
-. b0ll4.e0: extra fancy and straight. s3.so
"A. 10: hard winter clears, s.40fi4.6A
SEED-Timothy, si4.00dl5,00.
CORNMEAIl-S.20.
BRAN-;Leady; sacked east track, SIS
dt31.
HAY-Firm; timothy. sgl.0ca25.ee, prai.
rie, si400Q1T50
PRoVISlONS-Pork unchanged prime
steam. sS.91isa9,0gia. Dry salt meats, un.
changed: boxed extra shorts, $50: clear
ribs, $3.50. short clears. ts.75. Bacon, un.
changed. boxed extra shorts, $50; clear
ribs, s.. 30: short clears. S.15.
pOILTRY-Firm; chickens, -ilc; springs,
lie. springs, igc turkeys, i5c. ducks,
Isle: geese. Sc.
BuTTER-Weak: creamery. gTT30d
ENEf.G--I
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-02

NEW YORK. Feb. l.-COTToN-Spot
closed quiet. 20 points higher; middling
upiands, ssCc: middling gulf, lo.i5c; sales.
s,io9 bales.
Cotton futures opened steady. March
o ~ MAY. a6Tc; July. a1pc. August. s.ssc
September, = NC: October. sgic: Soyem-
bsT. ' sse; December sg7c: January. 9sgc
Cotton futures closed firm Closing bids:
February, s.B2c. March. as2c: April, BIC;
MAY. p Use; June. 49,. July. as2c: August
selc: September. sa5c: October. l00ze:
November. lo.05c; December, iC~ac; Jan.
nary ellie
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-02
REDUCE YOUR COST on LIVING.

REDUCE YOUR COST OF LINING.
Buy a southeastern farm now. Present
prices are wonderfully low. $40 AN ACRE
Ur. You can grow anything desired Gar
den truck sells at handsome profits. Poul-
Try rays from sl.t9 TO SEQ per hen yearly.
Many orchards now paying 500 to $40
an acre. Alfalfa, corn. cotton, peanuts,
pecan nuts. and numerous other products
all net land owners BIG PROFITS.
Pleasant summer and mild winters make
life enjoyable. Ask for land prices and
FREE SUBSCRIPTION to the Southern
Field" Write at once 10 Chas. $. Chase.
Western Agent. Room lis Chemical Bldg,
IT. Louis, Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-02
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

BUTTER-No. /. lib, cartons. SIC: Ne
!, IN so-lb. tubs, %sc, No. :, sse: packing.
cHEESE-Imported swiss. &c: Amari.
can Swiss, nc; block Swiss. oec; twins.
Americas. sic; blue label brick. &c; linn
berger. Glib. lsc; lib. eoc.
POULTRY Broilers. $500 per fpz.,
springs. l5c; hens, iic. cocks. i0c. ducks,
lsc; geese. lbs; turkeys, &c; pigeons. per
doz.. t.1. Alive, hroilers, l2hc. hens
sisc; old ROSTERS and stays. Sc: old ducks,
full festhered, lie. geese, full feathered.
l0c; turkeys lto. guinea fowls, &c each.
pigeons, per doz, l5c; homers. per doE..
$50, sauabs, No. ]. slSa; No. :. zoe.
FISH - (tresh froEenl - P1ekerei &c;
white. i0c. pike, &c; trout, lie: large erai-
pies, l3ql5c: spanish mackerel, 10. eel.
iso; haddocks, i3c. founders, isc; green
catfish, l5o; roe shad. 81 each; shad roe.
per pair, e5e: salmon. lie, halibut, loo.
yellow perch, Sc; buffalo, se; bullheads.
BEEF CUT PRicEs-Rlbs: No. /.
i7igc: No. :. lsae; No. ]. l0c. Lolns: No
i, DC: No. q Ilhe; No. .. NE. Chucks;
No. /. Sc; No. .. I'VE: No, !. &C. Rounds;
No i, lOI.e; No. =. S4e: No. .. sac. Plates:
No. /, csc: No. :, Sc, No, ., SIC.
APPLES COOKING varieties, PR bbL,-
0I5; Jonathan and Grimes Golden, per
Dbl, $40; Ben DAVIS. per Dbl. saoO fancy
Wlnesaps. per Dbl, Noo; fancy Missouri
p,ppins Der Dbl, $40: fancy Ganos. Per.
bbl,. 500: California Bsiitiower. per box.
Sis; Colorado Jonathan, extra fancy,
per box. Sa.JQ. Washington spitEenberg.
per box. $50; Washington II Beauty, per
box, g. %: Washington stsmaD Winesaps,
per box. $50 Bananas, fancy select, per
bunch. s. 25Gf2.B0. Jumbo. per bunch, g. Is
13b. Cranberries, Wisconsin fancy. per
NIL. 1900; per box. $50. Dates. Anchor
brand. new, 20 lib. pkgs, In boxes, per
box, s. Is; Dromedary brand; new, % lib,
pkgs. IN box. per box, $500 Figs, Cali
fornla. per case Of u t2.oz pkgs. Sc;
ner case Of % lg-oz, pkgs,. $3.50. per case
~ 20 5-oz pkgs., see; bulk, In 6 and
alb. boxes, per h., l0c; New Turkish,
5-rrown in 20-lb. boxes, per h.. 15c. T.
crown In N-lb. boxes; per ID, $50; I-crown
in s0-lb. boxes. per H.. lie. Grape fruit,
Florida. 46.ss riIes. per crate, $50: so
5A-A sizes, per orats. t6.75, Grapes. Malaga
grapes in bbis. S. 59frS.6o Lemons, Limon-
SRA. selected brand. extra fancy, $50 size.
per box. $3.50: Iona Llmoneira, fancy,
zoo $50 sizes, per box, 40, go and 40
sizes Joe per box less CRANES e. calito-Ei.
sizes, per box. 500: extra choice, all
sizes. per box. s.
yFGETA BLES-cabba Wisconsin,
per ID. ai-c Celery. California Jumbo,
rer doz., s0c4il0o. Cueumhers hot house,
Der doE.. saoo. Egs plant. fancy Florida.
per doz TACO Garlic, extfa fancy, white,
Der ID. fsc. Lettuce. extra fancy leaf.
par doz.. sc. Onions. California. white,
ner ID. scs Wisconsin. yellow and red. in
sacks, per ID. 2Ae: Spanish. per crate,
also Parsley. fancy southern, per doz-.
punches. D975e. Potatoes, Minnesota
stock. per bu.. $40; In te-sack lots. s.
l.ss, Sweet potatoes. Kansas, per bu. bsk..
goo Rutabagas. In sacks. per ID, BE
Tomatoes, Florida, per 6-bsk. crate, 1900.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-02
Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-DRY GOODS
Leading manufacturers Of cotton blankets
are well provided with forward business
up TO July. The standard brands OF
mapped fabrics have sold well. brE on
less well known brands there is consid-
cradle price cutting, Print cloths are
firmer Yarn is higher. Jobbers are
doing a moderate trade.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-02
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations Of the Day ON various
Comm adfffea.

Commodities.
NEW YORK. Feb. l.-FLOUR-Stesdy
spring patents. s5sds.ss; winter straights,
A.SQi q; winter patents, A6ag$&; sprlng
clears. 81 Sgs.sS; Kansas straishts, ~ .tn
t.S5. Rye flour, firm; fair TO good, y 7b4
90: choice 10 fancy. AsSfS,yS. Buckwhsai
flour. firm; s. 0Q2- 20 per 100 pounds,
coRNhEAI.-Steady; fine white ana
yellow, H.sOd1.so. coarse, A.t5IlsSe; hln
dried. t3s5
RYE-Flrin; No. 2. CSC C l. T. Buffalo
wHEAT-Spot market barely steady.
No. red, sI.esh. elevator. export basis.
and N-o4. (. o. b. afloat; No, l northern
Duluth, N.4lSa {. o. b. afloat. Futures
market was steady at the opening on
cables. but eased off under profit-takins.
induced by larger receipts and in sympa-
thy with the outside markets. closing
ls1b.c net lower. MAY closed at Seoss;
j -. slels..
CoRN-spot market firm: export, 13sc,
{, o. b. afloat. Futures market nominal,
OATS-Firm; prime, sl.So; No. /, N.Seq
i.5a: No, >. S.lsGl.2o.
HAI--tlrm; brine. E.S5; No. /, $50
No. =. N.i5n1.0
HIDEs-steady. Central America, &c
Bogota. 2nf@s3ixc.
LEATHER-Firm; hemiock tirsts. 50
&c: seconds. eiqsse; thirds, 2ie@e' re-
PRoVisIoNs-Pork.s steady; mess, sl7.Ol
CLIO; family, slseo1Ao.oo: short clear
I'll. ocQ1s.50. Beef firm: mess, Sl20oql&9
family. sls50fFl5,0O; beef hams, sGI.5Ndss. 50
Cut meats. steady; picked bellies, 10 60 "A
pounds, sl4tgsssc. picked hams. iiqllrc
Lard, easy. middle west prime, G.0Si
al6; refined, steady; continent, SEQ;
South America, $50; compound, ots8Thc
TAIL0w-Quiet; prime city hhds, &C.
special. 5Ac; country, sqsiae.
BUTTER-Steady; creamery specials
sc; extras, sc; firsts. sjh@3sc: process
specials. sc; extras, ssa2stc; tirsts. ga
sc
CHEESE-Firm: skins. Tlsaithe,
EGGS-Firm: fresh gathered, extras,
Saixsf4oc: extra firsts, tDc; rirsts, &sl
dxc; refrigerator. firsts, Sc, western
gathered. whites. ss442e.
P0ULTRY-Alive, quiet: large lots or
tracks under Shippers limits: western
chickens. l2Glshc; fcs'ls, l2a.isc; turkeys.
lbql6c. Dressed. steady; western chick.
ems. 12Aui5c fowls, i2HalsAc; turkeys
la1sic.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-02

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-BUTTER-
Weak. western creamery specials. SC
extra, &c; nearby prints, extras. SC.
EGGS-Firm; Pennsylvania and other
nearby firsts, Tree cases. 1890 per case.
case: western firsts. free cases, sl2SO per
case; currerl receipts, free cases, sI2co
per case
CHEESE-Firm: New York full creams.
fancy. Hize; fair 10 good. 1sisniTc
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-02
Liverpool Grain Market.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. l. - CLOSING
/ MHEAT-spot firm; No. ! Manitoba. IS
Cd: No. Manitoba. IS ID: No. 8 Manitoba
S. nd; futures steady: March, Is 7Tsd
/ May. IS SID: July, 7s 5Itd
| cORN-spot firm: American mixed new
6 I'd: American mixed new, KILN dried
Is I'd; American mixed old. g. I'D: future,
firm: February, s. 1sd: March, IS ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-02
Br-ad.tuffs In Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL. Feb. L-Following are
the stocks OF breadstuffs and provisions
Ia Liverpool: Flour, i2do sacks; wheat,
SEQ eentals; corn, 600 eentais: bacon,
q. 800 boxes, hams. 4.59 boxes: shoulders,
so boxes: butter, 2s00 cwis.; cheese,
&C 10 boxes; lard. $500 trees o. prime
Nestern steam and i.4ss tons Of other
kinds.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-02

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