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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-01
JOHN MARSHALL
READY FOR GAME
High School and Academy Play
Third of Series This
Afternoon.

John Marshall High School will
meet Richmond Academy this after
noon at O'Clock at Broad street PARK
This is the third game OF the series
and promises TO be good one. The
two games that have already been
played were very close. the first one
being to : Twelve inninss). in favor
of John Marshall High school; the sec
ond one TO (. also in favor or the
high school.
Academy has a good team for the
first time in several years. and hopes
70 take the high schzoi lads into
fear OF losing, however.
coGbiil. who was out OF the game
last Friday ON account OF a sore leg.
viii play morrow. Coach Woodson
is always at ease with Cogbill on sec
ond. old Reliable Robins promises
to duplicate his heavy hitting in En-
poria. The high school followers ex-
pect Quarlcs TO show his usual good
playing at short. Captain Hoover has
ais trusty right arm ready for the
academy boys who try 10 steal Sec
ond.
Gentry is pitching in fnc form thi,
year. His friends, both out of Town
and in town. Will be glad 10 know
that he won his game with hsh
schools most respected rivals. TIC Me
Cures.
On Saturday high school goes out to
Southwest Virginia for game with
Cluster Springs Academy. We hope to
add their scaips TO our collection.
Seay will probably pitch to-mor-
row for high scnool. with academy
Let all lovaJ .unnortors NJ Jo,h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-01
SPIDERS DOWN
SALEM COLLEGE

Richmond College yesterday defeated
Roanoke College Broad Street PARK IN
n rather sided game OF baseball Q TO /.
Gwathmey for Richmond College pitched a.
splendid game. and was never in trouble.
while the SaleInites proved easy for the
local Glib. y fairly large crowd or en-
,husiasts was out TO watch the contest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
Bij"u-TucIIic In Verne, in "Ann
Boyd"
mo- Acndcmy Nc.t Mcck,

:"
Another large audienc. greeted I.u-
chile La Verne and her stock company
at the Bijou last night. Next week
the company VIII move into tho Acad.
envy OF Music. which will be its per-
manent home during the summer.
"Clarice" Will be the attraction next
week, seats for which will be on sale
to- morroE.
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gatted for iioycdc,i i, ~. -

Score by Innings: r..
Norfolk ......l0 oOoo0le-i
Summary: Runs-Sinmons i2), Big
bic. Laugblin. Dodge (2). Mullaney.
stolen bascs-Busch. Barnett Spencer.
Dodse t2). Mullaney. Sacrifice hit
Burg,Nid. TwoIbaso hits-Bisbie. Tit
man, Laughlin. First base on errors
Petersburg. .; Norfolk. /. Left on
ba ses-Potershurg, S: Norfolk, g. Dou-
bic play--Finncran TO Dodge to Big
bic. Struck out-By Finneran. S by
iiedgcpeth. !. Bases on bails-By Fin
neran. j: by Hedgepeth. j. Wild pitch
uedgcpeth, i. Hit bv pitched bali--Bv
finncran, I. Time OF game. 1:l5. UNI
rlre, Mr.. DonolIoc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-13

SHEEP-Like all recent sheep and
lamb markets stronger trend was shown
in both Of the two leading branches OF
the trade. Matured muttons usually sold
on steady TO strong basis. while fat
lambs brought prices that were largely
5dioc higher than those paid yesterday.
This advance Was shown in all classes
ranging from extra good to common, but
was more especially pronounced in sales
Of strictly high-grade stock.
Toppy western lambs from Colorado.
about the best westerns that have been
received at Omaha this season, made a
creditable top of Sis early in the ses-
sion that was duplicated by a band OF
choice Mexicans later on. Medium 20
common lambs sod from t5,75 downward,
the range In values amounting to a full
dollar.
Fair sized receipts, estimated at over
700 head. included a dwindiing proper
ton Of sheep. but scarcity failed TO slim
ulate the demand and trade as a whole
lacked the buoyancy exhibited by the
lamb market. Most sheep offerings dur
ing early rounds consisted OF ewes. none
OF them very attractive. and wethers or
yearlings were rare exceptions. Pretty
good ewes landed at 500 shortly after
trading started, but extreme tops were
not tested. Prime ewes were wanted
around S.l515.2S, in-between strings SELL
ing considerably below this. spread.
Packers bought close all along the line
and with the feeder market practically
barren. nothing much sold on country ac-
count. Yesterdays feeder purchase was
q little larger than usual. amounting to
q full l., 800 head.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
good TO choice. s67sa7.25; lambs, fair to
good, ts.3qs.75; yeariings, good TO choice,
SS.65q6.O; yearlings. fair to good. SEQ
SO; wethers. good to choice. 6.sf5S.sS;
wethers, fair to good s5.00d6.25; ewes,
good 70 choice. $oWaocS; ewes. fair to
good. si.2Sa6oe.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-13
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Trading Shows Little Significance
of Purpose.
Prices Harden Later Under Iaflu-
ence of Railway shares and Cop
pers, Bat Net Results Are -
Almost Negligible.


NEW YORK. March l2-Today's ses-
sion on the Stock exchange was In many
WAYS reminiscent OF the torpid markets
OF the first two months OF the year.
trading again fell to the point where 1t
canoe or purpose. The professional eie-
cence or purpose The professional eIe-
ment apparently was indisposed to follow
last weeks rise and the bear party was
more than ordinarily quiescent. occasion
slly feeling the list for weak spots. but
o ornS 1ew stocks Later prices hard
ened under the Influence Of the standard
railway shares and coppers, but net re-
SUITS. except In some OF the specialties
We're almost negligible.
wan street manifested only languid
Interest in the English coal strike. Lon
cons participation In the American mar
ket was too small for comment Firm
ness was reported both In Paris and
Berlin. the condition OF the latter mar
kst refutins rumors OF banking trouble
News from washington that the senate
finance committee had deferred action on
the house steel schedule seemed 10 exer-
else no Influence on the shares Of the
steei ana iron companies. Another resolu-
Ton demanding that the Department OF
Justice inquire into the operations OF the
smelter trust" and mentioning the
American Smelling and Refining cont
pany by name. failed to affect the stock
OF the latter corporation. which was I'M
NVutuoFiy stTUnEs
The years already large shipments OF
gold TO south America were increased
today by over $4,000 by prospects OF
ADDITIONAL engagements before the eS-
piration Of the month.
While short time money has recently
shown q sitter tone. the rates for four.
five and six months eased off a bit to-
DAY, Outflow OF cash from local banks
10 the subtreasury and the interior con-
tinues and In all likelihood another de-
crease In reserves win be disclosed at the
end Of the week
New financing today Included the sale
OF S.5oo0oo Chesapeake e. Ohio az per
sent gold notes maturing In 1914. the pro-
reeds going TO pay for equipment already
ordered. Other issues OF like character
lre soon 10 be announced. attesting the
" popularity OF bond offerings at this
period
Todays bond market was irregular.
with some tendency 10 yield Total sales.
oar value, we're s2.ool.0pt Government q,
registered, and Panama 3s, coupon, ad-
a on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
AZ d..
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-13
Total receipts. .2ie iis
nISpnSrTInN

| lOl0i.s.sss...ss.s..s.. ostJt htfiI tsfh
| CAr1LE-Receipts OF cattle were the
largest that they have been In several
days, 200 cars being reported. The total
| for the two days foots up $3.50 head, a
gain OF 400 head over the corresponding
period Of last week. and OF almost 3.0gp
head as compared with the corresponding
two days two weeks ago, still the total
is smaller than the average for recent
weeks. As compared with a year ago
there is falling off for the two days Of
500 head.
Buyers OF beef steers acted a little bear
ish this morning. and 1t looked as II the
market might be little lower. still there
was n fair demand. and In the end the
bulk OF the cattle sold at prices not ma
terially different from those that pre-
vailed yesterday, but the trade was slow
and dull throughout the forenoon,
The demand for cows and heifera
seemed TO be a little more snappy than
was the case with beef steers. and they
commanded fully steady prices. ana In
many cases they sold to a little better
advantage than yesterday. The fact Is
the COW market could be safely quoted
There was, no material change In the
stocker and feeder situation. As mat
ter OF course the deep snow has a ten
dency TO reduce the demand somewhat
and the trade was AT no time very active.
Quoations on cattle: uood 10 choice
beef steers, sG75@S2b; fair to good beef
steers, s6.25@s.76 common to fair best
steers, $5.5o06.2o; good to choice heifers.
s. &<lS.op: GOOD 20 choice cows, ~ 760A5o.
Isir to good cows, H.WU4.I5; common 10
fair cows. p,1sa4.vo; good 70 choice stock.
stockers and feeders, N.7565.5o; common
to fair stockers ana feeders. A.0sy4. 10;
stock heifers, 81. 5es1i. rs; veal caves, ki.W
$50; bulls, stays, etc. &.voa6.io.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-13
TWO GERMAN AvIAT0RS
ARE INJURED BY FALL

BERLIN. March 1.-TWO flying men Of
the German army were several injured
today while executing a military man.
euver ina Harlan noncompliance Lieutenant
Engwer OF the Railroad Regiment and
Lieutenant solmitz. Of the Automobile
corps. assembled from the military ayis-
ton grounds 10 make some observations.
The motor stopped while they were at q
considerable altitude. and they wera
Obliged TO make an emergency landing,
in which the monoplane was smashed, tha
two men suffering severely.
An aviator who was accompanying the
officers In a Wright biplane descended as
the same time and rendered first aid. IL
is believed that Lieutenant Engwer can
nat> recover.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-13
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK, March l2-coFFEE-
Futures market opened steady at a de.
cline Of one point on March, but gen
orally two to six points higher. In SYM
patty with higher French cables. Trad
ing was quiet and the market showed
Comparatively little change during the
day, with the close steady. net one point
lower to four points higher. Sales, %. ID
bags. March. 121c; April, 12osc; May,
L. &c; June. 13.4sc: July. l2tic; August.
125sc: September. la57c: October. 1a54e:
November. 1&5ec; December. I351c: jan
uary, l2Ec; February. i143c. Hsvre was
l.ah franc higher; Hamburg was k6i1
pig. higher.
Private cables reported that March de-
lIveries in Havre were being promptly
stopped Neither Of the Brazilian mar
kets reported any change Rio, rs, S&s1s:
Santos, Is. $500; Santos. 70, $500 Re
eeipts at the two Brazilian ports, 13.eo
bags, against 700 bags last year. Jundi-
shy receipts. 1000 bags against 100
hays last year. New York warehouse
deliveries yesterday. s14 bags. against
ACT bags last year. Todays special
Santos cables reported Is unchanged, Sac
Paulo receipts. 2ooe BAGS. against Hoo
bags the previous day. Private cables
from Santos said that in some districts
the coming crop would be from % to 50
per cent less than the crop now moving
Spot Coffee quiet. Rio. No I, iE,sc: No. I
Santos. 15isc; mild, dull: cordoya, N1isc,
noufhal-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-13
SIOCkERs AMI frFDERl

HoGS-An abrupt decrease in Chicago
hog receipts sent values upward with a
rush at all points. the local market ruling
6610c higher. Shippers led in the buying.
furnishing an outlet for nearly one-third
Of good-sized run. and clearance OF
the total supply vas made IN very good
season Activity was a trade feature at
the advance. excepting a short iulI al
mid-season, and all weights moved with
equal freedom.
The board estimate called for fully aeoo
head and very fair crop Of good butch
ers and heavtes gave average quality an
attractive appearances. smooth lard hogs
claimed the high spread. but the range
IN values has narrowed considerably OF
late and margins between the three gen
erai classes OF stock were relatively
small
Best heavy hogs on sale brought q. S,
as compared with yesterdays ts-5 limit,
and medium butchers sold largely around
q. 459s.@ Bacon offerings cleared In
rnnzf tnsfancea within e s.lrG N
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-13
View York None, Market.

= NEWsYoRK. March 12-MONEY-on
call steady: ssd2is per cent: ruling rate
IS per cent: closing bid, ~ per cent;
offered at "a per cent. Time loans.
strong: sixty dsysl3a314 per cent: ninety
days. SLqSI1 per cent; six months. 81
per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4d4AA
per cent.
STERLING ExCHANGE-Steady. with
actual business in bankers bills at si.si
for sixty-day bills aud al sAs73o for de-
mand; commercial bills, A.sSh.
SILvER-Bar, 5sSc; Mexican dollars.
&c.
BoNDS-Government, firm; railroad. ir-
regular.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-13
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Severe Test is Made in the Bull Posi-
tion in Wheat.
LITTLE CORN BEING OFFERED
10 Befief that Prices Have Al
ready Discounted oondi-
tons 10 Date.
OMAHA. March L. u

OMAHA. March i, l9l2
There was severe test OF the bull
poeition In wh&t this morning, after th'
sharp breaks in values late yesterday
dss to selling Of long wheat by a sroui
II vas very evieent that the crop scar
period is At fsz1d b. the acton or th'
deferred futures. which are holding firm
On all breaks IN the May option
Cables this morning were lower, re
fectinr cur weak close last night Con
ditions on the whole suggest eonserVa'
ton buying IN the new crop months.
Conservative leaders in corn were In
csined TO believe that prices have al
ready discounted conditions 10 date.
AZ the same time very little corn Is
being offered and calsn corn valneS art
extremely stiff everywhere, and 1t Is .
long time before anaher crop Is hsr-
vested.
Lover whear cables and weakness in
corn brought out considerable long wheat
and values were lower. Cash wheat sold
ic 10 lie lower.
Corn was raAher hesvy, selling being
popular. owing 10 the prospects OF better
weather and larger recelps. Cash corn
was Nc 10 &C lower.
bushels and shipments were 900 BUSH
Ella against receipts last year OF $500
bushels and shipments Of Sss.eoo bushels.
Primary corn receipts were 102.vo
bushels and shipments were 6lzeo bush
els. against receipts last year Of $500
bushels and shipments OF z2oo bushels.
C1earances we're n 500 bushels OF corn.
iaS bushels OF oass and wheat and flour
equal TO ip,SD bushels.
Liverpool closed I'd 10 I'D lower on
wheat and I'D 10 I'D lo~s on corn.
The following cssn sass were reported:
wHEAT-So. : hard: . cars, r.0Bi.
No. . hard: i car. t-oe,s. Rejected: :
cars, ec.
CORNING. s white: ! car. SIC; 5 cars.
sic No. white: car, sc; car. SHE.
No. . color: car. 6sirc: / car, 60. No.
color: 1 car. &c No. Q yellow: car,
dsttc; cars. &c; ? cars. 6sAe. Nc. 4
yeiiow: ] car, sac; cars. Sc cars.
&c; car. exc; car, &C. No: mixed;
: mixed: / car. Gs.o; n car, sJ'sc; cars.
sc; cars. ss,sc: car. 6sisc; car. sec.
No grade: cars. co.; car. SsAsei car.
oArs-standard: car. sc. No. .
white; car. sc; cars. 6ise. No grade;
] car, 5el<c.
Omaha Cash Prices
wHEAT-No. hard. N.Gqtors. No.
z hard. sLel's9i.ogs: No. hs.rd, sicg
cokN-No. white. sp&dscs No 1
No. yellow. 6l4Nssss No. yellow.
1,,fSs'1c: No. ;. &ssassi5c; No. l. sii<ep
usiyc. no grade, asnDc.
oATs-No. white, bsifae,e: standard.
-ls-QSec; No. 5 white, 5inblxc; No. y
yellow, 5ls4aikc: No. yellow, oS Q6i We.
BARLEf-Aalting. y.0<Ji.E; No. !
feed, DqSsc; heavy feed. s5dssc.
RfE-No. :. siUsec; No. .. sogslc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-13
kan.a. City Liye stnrk Marlet.

KANSAS CITY, March 12.-CATTLE--
Receipts, 5000 head. including 500 south
ems; market. strong to l0c higher;
dressed beef and export steers. 81 iosI
SIS; fair TO good, s5.s507.i0; western
steers. IS .o0d7 10; stockers and feeders.
A.75U6. IS; southern steers, 1901 90;
southern cows, 8. 1875 so: native cows,
p.ooG6.0o; native heifers. s5.0o67.oo; bulls,
"a. 00d5 80; calves. S.oods e.
HoGS-Receipts 700 head: market, "a
i0c higher; bulk Of sales, S. 5od6 70;
heavy, s6.70g6.75: packers and butchers,
S.eolis.7S; lights, ss.o0s.6; pigs. $500
az co.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 5000
head; market. steady; lambs. IS. S77 is I;
yearlings. s5.o0d6.0 90: wethers. "a. e0e1S 80:
ewes. S.5cn6.ie stockers and feeders,
s. Ooa4 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-13
NI.IbIe suppIy ef Gr.in.

NEW YORK, March 12.-specsl cable
and telegraphic communications received
by Bradstreets show the following
changes in available supplies, al COM
pared with previous account;
Available Supplies - Wheat. United
States, east Rockies, decreased l,74s.0oo
bushels; United States. west Rockies. in
creased $4,000 bushels. Canada increased
5.0s3.ooo bushels. Total United states and
Canada increased 3,s220oo bashels. Afioat
for and in Europe Increased 10000 bush
els. Total American and European sup
ply increased 4.be2.oc bushels. Corn,
United States and Canada. increased si4, :
Wo bushels. Oats, United states and Cam
ada. Increased 2i540oo bushels.
The leading increases and decreases
reported this week follow;
Increase Manitoba. 2-Sssooo bushels.
Decreases-Port Huron. 0000 bushels;
Goderlch. 1000 bushels: Nashville, e0.OD
bushels. Minneapolis. private elevators,
6o.co bushels: Rochester. 5000 bushels.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-13
NEW STATION LOCATED ON
THE BURLINGTON ROAD

A new station on the Burlington has
been located twenty-five and one-halr
miles west Of this city and named Meila.
Ed Mcfarland has been appointed agent.
The new town Is on the high land just
to the left Of the Burlington tracks and
at point where the bridge spans the
Platte river.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-13

OF the United States treasury was:
Working balance In treasury offices. SIS
90. So; in banks and Philippine treasury,
50, ia go; total balance in general fund,
$lbs95l. 7d5. Ordinary receipts yesterday
were sll1Ss55 with ordinary disburs-
ments Of ss,49o.41. Deficit TO date. this
fiscal year Is 81. &1,sll as against a de-
ficit OF s6.sas.6E at this fine last year.
These figures exclude Panama canal and
public debt transactions.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-13
MinneapeIia DRAIN Marknt.

MINNEAPOLIS. March ia-WHEAT-
May. f.0; July, N.sAal. osis: cash. No.
i hard. slesia: No. l northern, n@: No.
northern, n.es; No. wheat. Net
Ff4AX-s1 oSitc.
BARLEY-7ocGti-3 3.
CORNING. 3 yellow. 6eds-e
OATS-Nc. white, 5lH5llsc.
RYE-No. = SaH9oc
BRAN-In 100 H. sacks. g.. ooasS0
FLOUR-First patents, S.1odS.4Q: sec-
ond patents. A.7btf5Nno. first clears. a ~
is; second clears, n.feGaso
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-13

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS


FftfE& ON 1o8ru OF FFWoFs
CHICAGO. March i2-Rumors that a
bull leader, supposed TO be the largest
owner OF May options. had unloaded his
holdings. formed q source Of depression
today In wheat and closing prices were
,.0rtc to is1.se under last night. Corn
finished hHzc 70 &c down; oats of
&c 10 af,tc and hog products varying
from last nights level TO an advance
OF TIC.
Cables we're bearish IN tone, after hav-
ing been bullish for several days. for
elEn crop conditions generally being
favorable and increasing shipments from
dftfon. the worlds available supply to-
tails showed huge gain for the week
az against q falling off during the cor
responding time a year ago.
Complaints from Indiana and Ohio a.
10 winter killing IN late sown wheat
xsve but short-iavsd help to bulls and
tho market closed at almost the bottom
81 .o5t0l els. and In the end was is8Ac
net lower. but AZ firm fi.N sven.
Corn followed wheat down grade.
Realizing by longs appeared % be the
ruie and spectators who had previously
taken profits At higher figures seemed
slow about replacing holdings. The
change In sentiment was explained by
poor demand for cash grades and free
interior offerings. May ranged from
decline Of NC net. No. yellow was
not quoted
Revised Judgment az TO late seeding
weakened oats. II was found that farm
crs IN general expressed no anxiety.
May RANGED from 5fltq6sho and closed
&C net lover al Eeic. May was rela-
lively firm owing % tax Of small re-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-13
kan.a. CITY Grria ana prevl.los.

KANSAS CITY, March ie-WHEAT-
Unchanged; No. . hard. ,i.o6fi.ie; No. 8
sl.o51i.oe; No. red, n.G91e4; No. d
sL00u1.0a
CORN Unchanged; No. . mixed, sag7oc;
No = ssfispte; No. white, ssstafoiac;
No. Z 6Si1f1sso.
Closing prices OF futures:
wHEAT--May, ti.o2itfil.02is; July. 3d..
0eSAc: September, stI4c.
CoRN-May, 7l3sq7sc; July, 7o&07ozc;
September, ssk0ssAc.
0ATs-unchsnged: No. s white. san
54sso; No. 2 mixed. 62,sq6sisc
RYE-o9sec.
HAY-Steady: choice timothy, s0Wd
clio; choice prairie. sl5.7s<ll6Oo.
BUTTER-Creamery, nc. firstx. &c:
seconds. Sc. packing stock, s7f23skc,
EGGs-Extras, aQelhc; firsts. islsc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-13
Dry Good. Market.

NEW YORK, March 12.-DRY, GOODS
The cotton goods markets are very
strong and active. Print cloths have been
advanced and an advance in staple prints
is impending, following some very large
orders Export shipments to date are
substantially ahead of year ago. Mems
wear orders are being placed by some
tailors TO the trade in an encouraging
way and there is good demand>for spot
serges
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-13
st. Joseph Live stock Market.

ST. JOSEPH, March 1e.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 100 head. Market strong TO 10c
higher: steers, $5.oodS0o: cows and heif-
ers, s150is 50; calves, A.75dS3.
higher: top. SIS; bulk Of sales 81. Se9
SIS.
SHEEP AND -LAMBS--R Receipts. 700
head. Market slow; lambs. S5.OodTl0
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-13
Demand for Cattle weak-Hogs Are
Higher-sheep strfeng.

CHICAGO, March l2.--CATTLE-Rs-
ceipts. 1900 head. Market weak. beeves,
h0ogsso; Texas steers, N.70d6.0o. west
ern steers, s5.lo67.eo: stockers and feed
erss Aloa60o; cows and heifers 81 2o6
$50; calves, s6.0ogS.25.
HoGS-Receipts, lsooo head. Market loc
to l5c up; light, sSeS46 SEA: mixed. $500
$50; heavy ss.eoW6e0: rough. sseo96 20
pige, N.Ssq6. 70; bulk Of sales, ss.7o86.8
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. l2,ooo
head. Market strong; native, s31Sa5.eo;
western. N26G6.1p; yeariings, S,e5q5. %
Lambs: Native. Sss6I.5o: western. $50
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-13

MILWAUKEE. Wis. March r.
WHEAT-No. | northern. sLIeni.Is: No.
: northern. g-lagl.ll3; No. hard. win.
ter. N.ocdl.A: Nay, ti.os; July. Neo.s.
CORNING. ; yellow. sc: No. . white
&c; No. 3 s7,s5se; May, IlNa7Iss; Jub,
5i1072c-
OATS-standard. slisc.
BARLEY-NAitins usodlco.S
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-13
Exaggerated Apple. ..d prses rr.is.

NEW YORK. March f2-EyAP-
on the spot. fancy. sasQ1e,1c; choice, ~
SIC: prime. Thqsc.
DRIED FRrTTS-Unsettled. but the
undertone IL steadier. Quotations ranxs
from t%at2c for CALIFORNIA; up TO % sos
and si-li1c foe oregons. Apricots, quiet,
bat stcauy. choice, i4&6l5itc, extra
choice, l5&61siae. fancy. is&ai7Lc.
Peaches, Inactive, with prices un-
changed: choice. iois6loetcs extra choice,
ild1ihc: fancy. uis512c. Raisins. very
steady. especially for the seedless va
fietfes: loose Muscstels. 56s&c: choice
10 fancy seeded. s&6Tisc; seedless, ef7ise::
London layers. nfeqi&
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-13
Metal Market.

NEW YORK. March is-METAI.s-
standard copper. quiet; March, s4I5a
A25; April. sl4.17iz97lA.3O: MAY, xlti7iSsi
H3; June. u417ifd1kas: july, ti4iTizft
nIk. London market nrm: spot, Gss
lis ID futures, eeS IS. Custom house re-
turns show exports Of l0.ts2 tons 20 far
this month. Lake copper, sfi 5edfa Is:
electrolytic, N4so6i4s2i1: casting, sissb
nltlzh. local sales were Is tons spot al
NAlsh. Tin. easy; spot 81 4od4a ssls
March. 80 4o6<3.ea; April. 81. s5a42 oo:
May, s4I.Gi4f4LT5: June, yi.0sa4I -
July, f4075duA London market DUH.
spot, Eie3: futures. slG ios. Local ssles
were tons spot at tH.eo Lead, quiet /:
NooQ4lo. New York: ts563s7h. East Sri
Louis. London market quoted at els rs
I'd. spelter, firm: ssso67.l0. New York !:
ss.soH7p. East 81. Louis. London mar
ket quoted atEes loe. Anthony. quiet;
Cookson's, SIS. Iron. Cleveland war
rants. SOS It'd In London. Locally iron
was unsettled: No. foundry, northern.
slI751ia&: No. :. SAE,6lL7s: No.
southern and No. southern. soft. s1L5Sa
1a&
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-13
Sugar Market.

NEW YORK. March 12-SUGAR-Rsw.
nominal; Muscovado. 50 test. 4.lic: cen,
trtfugal, IS test. 4.slc; molasses sugar, 50
test, 3.s6c; refined. steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-13

PuR!

PEORIA. H.. March n-coRS-
Lower: No. ; yellow. sc; No. 4 yellow.
sic; No. mixed. sc: No. mixed. ssI<c;
OITsEstsady; No. white. sac.
standard. s3skc; No. : white. ssssc: No.
white, 6e4c.