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Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-02
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Poor Showing of Steel Corporation
Chief Influence on Trading.
UNION PACIFIC TAKES DROP
Toward. Best Quotations of Day,
with Smelling and American
Can showing strength.

NEW YORK. MAY THE surprisingly
poor showing made by the United States
Steel corporation for the first quarter
Of the year was the foremost factor in
shaping the course Of today's stock mar
ket Pressure was exerted against Steel
common shares throughout the session.
In conservative quarters the opinion
was held that II might have been wiser
for the directors TO reduce the dividend.
only an infiniteslmal part Of which was
earned.
Further suspension of proposed in
creased freight rates by the Interstate
Commerce commission and adverse rail-
road reports combined TO add TO the feel
ing Of depression produced by the Steel
statement.
Fully one-third Of the business of the
first two hours was in steel which with
Union Pacific furnished half OF the entire
dealings for that period. Steel had q
wide opening" its initial offerings be-
ing represented by a block Of 800 shares
at I0'sd7o7sc. as compared with T2lsc at
yesterdays close Union Pacific also
displayed acute weakness at the outset
but recovered much Of its loss, only to
fall lower than before at the next de-
cline.
The anthracite shares with American
Smelling which was active and strong on
rumors OF an increased dividend, were
also the only issues of prominence to
shake off the reactionary tendency.
In the last hour the general list moved
towards the best quotations OF the day
with Smelling and American Can the
more pronounced issues Of strength. Final
dealings brought out more activity and
increasing strength. which not only eff
faced majority OF the previous losses,
but resulted in numerous net gains.
Conditions and rates In the local money
market remain unchanged. with increased
offerings OF commercial paper. Other
wise the Inquiry for cash continued light
According to the latest reports submit
ted TO the controller of the currency,
New York's National banks are strong
In reserves, though somewhat below the
showing made under the previous con-
ditlon call.
In the way Of railroad reports for
March. the Pennsylvania system in
creased its net by $500 on eastern lines
with gain Of $4,000 on the lines west
OF Pittsburgh. Boscton and Maine. net
gain was $4,000. Illinois Central fell of
by $1,000, Missouri Pacific BY slg7 900 ana
ssl 90. "'e''
The bond market was slightly easier
with narrow movements In the prominent
issues. Total sales, par value. &. ri go
United states government bonds were un-
changed. on call
Number Of sales and leading auotatIons
on bonds today We're
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-02

FLOUR-Firmer; winter patents, A -
n5N: winter straights, Aa.u5.aO: spring
patents. R.psae9. spring straights. ui5
aae': bakers. A"ato; best hard clears.
sa0
RYE-No. Z sc.
BARLEY-feed or mixing, S0cHyl 90:
far 10 choice mailing. N.a4il2
sEED-Timotny. sWaii.0o, clover. sis.cO
6flsHa.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork. mess, sis oois Ia.
Lard. In tierces. ilO.S Short RIBS. loose.
s1aS.
Total ciearances OF wheat and flour
were equal 10 300 bu Primary receipts
were S.i.soo bu., compared with Oo.co ou.
the corresponding day a year ago. Este
mated receipts tor tomorrow Wheat. II
ears. corn. lss cars; oats. = cars; hags,
zs.s1 head
chIcAEo cash Prices--W heat: No. . red
8. .it.t 81 Iva. No. red, si.loai.i4sz No
: hard 81 i4ssS1I II: No. . hard. 81 lss,si u
No. / northern, 81 .IAfll n: No. ? nortncTu
sl-lsffl ID; No. northern. 81 .i3Hl.i7. No
spring. 81 .lt4fi .lS, No. 3 spring, 81 liza
Lbs; No. 4 spring. 81 .esui II; velvet chsff
N.e1tti-I7: darum. f-eSi.i1 Corn: NJ
:, sszaSe<e: No white. stlsHslc: No.
sellow, sp,1asic. No. 3 Sa7sc: No.
white. 1esEssss No. : yellow. 7SuSc: No. Z
z5aasf sc. Nc. { white. 7ssras7 nc: No.
yellow. sG&nI1c. oats. No. p 5Sd5sssc
40. :. ss..uss1.e; Ne. 4. ssa.gs7l.c; No.
BUTTER-stsady; eresmeries. sasie;
dalffes, 5fu &c.
EGGs- steady; receipts, a.7ss cases; a,
marx. cAkeE included. Ike. 0rdfuar,
sirstx l1irc: flrsts, lSc.
CHEEsE-Firm. daisies. iszsdi7e; twins
fs1zcgls1sc. young Americas. l7d1si.e
long horns. iSitals4c-
PoTArOES-Weak; receipts, : cars
Wisconsin. &c4t-sS; Michigan and Min.
uesuta fssalG4
FoELTRY-steady; turkeys. i4e. cnick.
ems. Ig5sc.
vEAL-steady; 5a1llse
Key 10 the sltusuou--,es Asy.r,s.,nz
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-02
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
auotstions of the Day on Various
Comm oditfea.

NEW YORK. MAY l.-FLoUR-
Firm; spring patents. S.5SnS.S; Nintel
straights. 81 Ased5Oo: winter patents
s.. .10s1535; spring clears. A50d4SO, winter
extras, No. |. Aag+S; winter extras 1
No. 2, AO0G4.I0; Kansas straight sS.b1
Sis. Rye flour. firm; fair to good. as
| H5.eo, choice TO fancy, S.05aS.S5.
ORNMEAL-Steady, fine white and
yellow. Sl-s0al.S; coarse, N.aSgl.S; kiir
dried, ,Li5.
RYE Steady: No.. CSC. c. /. T.. Buff
falo 10 arrive.
BARLEY-steady: mailing, a.25aLss;
e. /. (. Buffalo
wHEAT-Spot market firm: No red
sl-20i7 elevator. export basis to arrive and
81. 81 (. o. b., afloat. No. ! northern
Duluth, Sl.25i. T. o. b. afloat, opening
navigation. Futures market was easier
early on the cables and more favorable
crop news, advanced on covering on a
buliish estimate OF abandoned acreage
but eased off late under liquidation. clos
ing unchanged to sc net lower. MAY
closed, 3l.22: July, sl.l5sdi.f1ss, closed
sl.l6a. September closed. N.l5 Receipts,
s. 60 bushels; shipments. aa3,261 bushels.
CORN-Spot market easy. export, So1sc.
nominal. T. o. b. afloat. Futures market
nominal. Receipts. nil; shipments, s20
bushels.
oATs-Spot market easy; standard
Nhte, o5c ia eltNhlois NJ anu
No. 3. Sc; No. 4. e2q62Hc; natural white
and white clipped, s2izd6slzc on track.
Futures market nominal. Receipts.
2. 40 bushels
FEED-Market barely steady; west
ern spring bran, 109-lb. sacks and stand
ard mixed in lOo-lb. sacks. sZs.SSq 90
HAY-strong; prime, no: No. l..
sl.55; No. 2, Sl.f5Gi5o; No. 3, $iSO.
HOPS-Steady: state common TO cholce,
epx n N
Pacific coast. 1911 crop. a1@aA.@; 1910
crop, nominal
HTDEs-Firm: Central America. 2i.c;
Bogota, 23s.g2t2.c.
LEATHER-FYrm hemlock firsts, 25d
&c; seconds. 24d2sc. thirds, gq22c; re-
jects. l5c.
PRoVIsIoNs-Pork. firm: mess. 5000
a05O; family. $50 sOq2i5o; short clear,
s1S50l2o0o Beef, firm; mess. Ntoop
1850; family, sl6.5odi7.0o. beef hams. 1850
uI.l0 Cut meats. steady, picked bellies,
10 10 Il pounds. llaiia.c. picked hams,
I2l4 4algIzc. Lard, Iirm: middle west
prime, N0s0dl1.l0. refined. firmer; CONT
nent. Ni.j0; South America, nl.te' COM
pound, s&n9hc. .-t..
TALLOW-Firm: prime. city hogs
heads, SIC; country. Sl4geA.c; special. T.o.
Int,n.sn,-steady: receipts, l,Ots boxes;
state whole milk. new white. specials,
l54.c: colored, lSlsc; white, average
fancy, l5iac; colored, average iancy' 100
l5I.c; skins. new, 4gllkc.
BUTTEK.-Ba steady; receipts t,te2
tubs; creamery specials, sec; extras, Bite,
flrsts, Sd35c; seconds, 2nSSc; thirds, ~
63ic; state dairy. finest, 3tu3Sc; good TO
prime, 3Od55e; common TO fair, 2Sq2sc.
EGGS steady, receipts. 1855 cases;
fresh gathered. extras, 2ihq2eo; fresh
gathered. storage packed. 9bsQnHc; fresh
gathered, regular packed. lsa2oc; fresh
gathered. seconds. lstsmlSAc; western
gathered whites. Dl1G2lhe.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-02
Condition of Treasury.

WASHINGTON, May l.-At the begin
ming of business today the condition Of
the United States treasury was: Work
ing balance In treasury officg. sd, 1891
in banks and Philippine treasury. sSl, Sc
as: total balance IN general fund, SlSJ,-
6lS.S4s; ordinary receipts yesterday. g, le4.-
"a: ora.haFy ..sbursem, nts. &s.g45,toI.
Deficit {, date this fiscal year is slL, ,5ss.-
is5. as against a surplus of sl,1ol,s-5 at
this time last year. THESE figures ex luue
Panama canal and pubic ueOt tIansac-
tiOns.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-02

NEW YORK. May L-COFFEE-tuI "
lures market closed quiet. from mee
points net lower: May. l357c; June. is.67c:
July. laTsc; August. l1slc: September,
l2s7e; October. 13SSc. November. ls,soe;
December. laS4c; January. l5&c; Febru-
airy, n, PC; March and April, l3.ssc. Sales
were n - hags. Spot coffee, quiet Rio
doya i6a1Is5Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-02
pr..d.,uff. at Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL. MAY L-Following are the
stocks on hreadstuffs ana provisions iE
Liverpool. Flour, Seo sacks; wheat, 80,
es0 centals, corn. aI.00 centals: bacon.
si CaO boxes: hams. 80 boxes; shoulders.
iol boxes. butter, Loo cwt., cheese.
SOD boxes: lard. $40 tierces OF prime
wes,ern steam 1, m tons Of other kinds
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-02
81. Joseph Live stock Market.

ST. JOSEPH. May l.-CATTLE-Re.
ceipts, LOO head; market steady; steers,
IS. T5nS.65. cows and heifers, Ss5a7.15;
calves, N25Gf.25.
HOGS Receipts. $3.50 head: market,
slow; top. $500: bulk OF sales, E,7VaLs0,
SHEEP. AND LAMBS-Recelpts. 2op
head; market higher; lambs, f.s019.@.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-02
~. Lou,. General Market.

ST. LOUIS, April 0.-wHEAT-Cash,
lower, track. No. red. n.is0i. .0h; No,
: hard, sl.ltAfi.is.
CORN-Steady; track No. ?, Slnus2ci
No. white. ssas4itc.
OArs-Neak. track No. :. sQ5Ic; No.
white. bSa6shc.
Closing prices on futures: -
wHEAT-Market lower; May, N.is;
July, nlOl.. September. t1.oihafl.0s
CORN-Market firm; May, NAc. July,
79i.o: September. i6hc.
OATS Market firm May, bsAc, July,
SIC; september. iitc.
hlh.-I nchanged, gic.
FL0UR-F1rm; red winter patents, S.2a
H5.15; extra fancy and straight, N.1osl
5..5; hard winter clears, H.SautD,
SEED-Timothy. $40
CORNM EAIs-SleQ.
BRAN-Iower, N.6dIt0.
HAY Higher; timothy. ss6.nG0a;
prairie, t9l.0tq25.0.
PRovlSloNS-Pork. uneh lngei; Job.
hing, ti6.50 Lard. unchanged; primo
steam sas0fi0c Dry salt meats. un-
changed. boxed extra shorts. l0kc; clear
fibs, iCa,c; short clears, lihc. Bacon, un-
changedJ boxed extra shorts. liAc; clear
/ ribs, ilAc. short clears. l2i4c.
POULTRY - Firm; chickens, llhci
springs i2c. turkeys, itc; ducks. lie
/ geese, bc.
HUTTER-Firm; creamery. sIa5>c,
1 EGGS-Lower; nhc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-02
Omaha HAY Market.

OMAHA. May i-HAY-No. /. 81 500
y 90. No. :. yis0OgN.eo; No. 4 sl6.ogBoo:
No. / middiing. teoelG2loo; No. low.
and Ms oeasooO; alfalfa. choice third and
fouTth cutting, s11ooa24oo. first and sec
ond cutting, 81 coG 2s.eo. No. ,. nSoo6
ID 90. No. ! t6oodiSW
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-02

LIVERPOOL. May l.-WHEAT-spot.
.,rnnx No ! red western winter, s. iisd.
s,turss weak; May. Is ilssd; July. IS S1sd
October, Is nd
n-,o,nsI. American mixed old. firm. IS:
hmsrican new kiln dried. quiet. s s'4d:
fuiures, weak: May. Is nd. September.
IS 4l-d-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-02

NEW YORK. May L-CoTTOS- Spot.
closed quiet and 20 points lower. middling
upiands, II. i0c. middling Z ~, ll.6ae sales
delivered on contracu, 23.li0 bales.
Futures closed barely steady. Closing
lids MAY. l0s4c: June. i0.Sc; July, lt.oic;
August. 11.esc: september. l1.0c; October,
II lie: November. iiisc; December, II ac ;
January and February, il.lSc; March,
n aOc
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-02

NEW YORK. May H.. ~ GOODS
The cotton goods markets ruled generally
quiet, but the firmnsss in prices con-
tinues marked WorSted yarns are in
moderate demand and very firm. Trade
with the tobbers was materially improved
by more favorable weather.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-02
sTRlST AVERAGES.

The weather Is slightly cooler west and
slightly warmer east OF the Missouri
river. Frost occurred In southern Micht-
gan. Showers occurred In all except the
extreme east portion. l0 inches OF rain
fell at langdon. n. y,
L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-02
milwaukee Grain Market.

northern. sl.lslss5l lsis. No. : northern.
81 itdin. Ne. 2 hard winter, n.tiG1. -;
May. Nle: July. sLl1dI.Iih
CORN-No . yellow. 7s46sac: No. :
white, SC: No. z Tsizc; Nay, SAC asked /:
July. nc.
OATS-Standard. s1tlGsSe
BARLEY-Malting. N.esdi -
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-02
Se,, york Money Market.

NEW YoRKe. May L--MoNEf-on
cali. steady. siifls per esnt: ruling rat.. ..
=. pcr cent. closing bid. - per cent
r,,s ~ "a, per cent Time Loans.
s,sasv. sa-day. ~ per cent. @day, 5assi
~ rsT cent; SIX months. Si4a3A per cent
st,,rs Mercantile Paper; ianta per cent:
sisrlins Exchange: Steady with actual
hu.,ne~s in bankers bis al sLssa Ior
,o-day bglis end at s4ssss TOT ,,al'. ani.
Solia,s .sc Bonds: Government. steady;
railroad. casv-
Closing quotations On bonds TO-DAY were
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-02
THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, MAY ., 1872

.CB q. J. 4s.... ssI,s A. L s. -
DO gee. s.. Sa''so- Pse. col. Is -
C NJ s P. d ~ eafs do -eT. 4s.--------- -
e r. l.. & p c. Is. ia do ist ref. g.. sS
DO rig S.. $3.50. Railway ss...--l0sh
sroto. Ind ss....... 7ss DO gen .s-.---s--- Isa
Colo Md 4s-...... - Union Pacific d. NS
c 5 2 & e 4izs 50. 800 ev. a. ie.as
D 4 n ev. E.. ssH do Ist ref Is. ~.
ID. & r C. e.. STAT. 3 Rubber g. lots
sdo rel. ss-.......-a n L. S steel "a Sc. .lo2e
DistilIers' IS ....... "A Vs.-Car. Chem. Ss-. ~
Erie ?, l. Is -...... &laWabash lot S.. ..-lF7h
30 Esn. ss........ Tsa do ist 4 ex- is-.. sts
do cV. is. ser. A. - Western Nd. is..-.-. 81
do series B.. 20 West Elee- cv. S.. 81.
Sen Elsc cy. ss..1s5awik Central s. e
H. Cen. ist REF. is, 49, No. Pse. ev, sS..-. 81
Inter. Net. 4i4s.... s2AsPanama 3s -I9iA,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-02

OMAHA GENERAL nARKET.

OMAHA, May Bank clearing for
today we're s5.Us4. SO5sl and for the cor
responding day last year. 81 Is. g
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-02
MIppeapoIi. Gr.Ia Market.

MtNNEAPOLlS. May i.-WHEAT-
May NIia; July. n.lei.. September.
y.t6isfl.os: cash: No. l nard. s,-ifis; No.
northern. u-i9sS: No. : n -'rthern. N-iiA:
No wheat. si.6ess
PARLEY-fOca$isa
FLAN-S7 i4issiz15si
CORNING. : yellow. 7s47ac
oATS-No. white. iisff6sc.
RYE-No. 2. soc
BRAN-In le-Ib. sacks. S40aistsA
FLOUR-First patents, G.l0fTS. ~; sec-
ond patents, A.7sn50e. first clears, $3.50
as. second clears. EDu2@
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-02

CHICAGO GmAN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading and Closing
Prices on BOARD Of Trade.

CHICAGO, May i.-Although the wheat
market scored high advance today
prices turned easy during the last hour
and closed at net decline OF lsc to sole.
There were fresh reports Of crop damage
IN a few Kansas counties, but experts
declared that the damage could quickly
be forgotten IL the present promise OF
wheat was maintained. Corn finished isc
10 AalAc down. oats varying from i.c
off to lsah.e advance and provisions 2i1c
down to iOc up,
After an opening dip due TO lower cables
and favorable weather wheat responded
to a liberal volume OF public buying
orders When prices showed a gain OF
about lc over last night but beforehand
the early supporters displayed q willing
ness TO sell out TO the frightened shorts.
For the rest OF the day the descent was
without any important stop. July ranged
from fi.l0A 10 sll2ia, with last sales
s.ilnlilA- just iso under yesterdays =
close.
Heavy receipts at Omaha and kansas
City weakened corn after an early bulge
due TO wet weather and forecasts Of more
rain tonight and tomorrow. July ranged
from ns.c TO 7SAsc, closing steady Aa1zc
net lower at i1lsc. No. yellow was
quoted at 04nSlc.
Bad reports from late seeded sections
made oats take less bearish course than
corn. July fiuctuated from SAC TO y4hc.
with the close &c heavier than last night.
Provisions suffered n decline on ac-
count OF selling by holders who had been
surprised at the large arrivals Of hogs,
GOO instead of 500 expected Shorts
covering steadled the market and left
lard and ribs 5al0c above last night. hut
pork ys<H2iise sltete Ia favor OF the
consumer.
.ash quotations were as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-02

MEN YORK. May i.-suGAR-Raw.
o,iiet unuscovado. - test. 3ssc. centrifll-
gal x test. ass. molasses, " test, a29c;
refined. steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-02

PEORIA IN, May l-coRN-Higher:
No yeIlow. 5si<c: No. yellow. 7sc: No.
yellow. 7sc. No. mixed. 7sc. No 4
mixed. ssc: sample. eo114i1c
oATs-LoNsr; No. white. sac. No.
white. s5I.c.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-02
LIVE srock MARkEr
n~n.ua for Cattle strong-HoGs
E..-Sheeu steady.

Es.y-sheep steady.
CHICAGO. May 1.-cATTLE-Recespts.
q. 90 head: market strong; eeeves. Sep
"a hsIferE & S.61. 30. calves. S-Sgs-Sa
HoGS-Receipts aepo head: market
sasv. light, ysoG7.7s: mixed. G.Sps- IS;
ha@yx a. Ga97 S.; rough. E.86T.5S: pigs,
"a -ss;s &. bulk OF sales. EladT-A
sHEEP AND LzAMBS-Receipts. l.@o
q aSsSs Il western. E&fSs5: yearii1gs.
/, sfisio: lambs. native. N.souslS; vest
.tn. IS sealaso-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-02
kan.a. city Grain aud ProyI.ion..

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. MAY l.-NHEAT--
Cash. unchanged to hc higher; No.
hard tl.ioni.iili; No. g. sioSiat tl5is; No.
red si.ilul.i5. No. .. NliAal.i3N.
CORN--stsady; No, mixed, NtTd SEC
No. 3, 5aaSoisc: No, white. d'tdSsc; No.
:. ~.
oATS-Steady: No. white. J;i1c: No,
mixed. 56s.asSisc.
Closing prices Of futures:
wHEAT-May. tlCsk; July, tl,o0Asa
iosA: September tl.0ik.
CORN-May. 7sa.d7site; July, TAd77lsc;
September. 72hQ72Ac.
oATS-July. sc; September, F5ise.
Rye sils5c.
HAY - Unchanged. choice timothy.
81 aaa2S $50: choice prairie 81. Ndz1oo
BtTTER-Creamery, 3ec; firsts xc.
seconds. nc; packing stock &c,
FGGS-ExtraS, i9i4c: firsts. NC
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-02

ST. LOUIS. May L-WooL-stesdy
fine mediums. 5917e; fine, lsqise,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-02

Receipts and disposition OF live stocN
at the Union Stock Yards. South Omaha,
Neb.. for the twenty-four hours ending al
o'clock p. m. yesterday:
pENuIp1.s raRS
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-02
Corn and wheat Region Buiietis,

United States Department OF Agricui'
ture-Weather bureaus report for the
twenty -four hours ending at a. m. 18th
meridian time, Wednesday. May /, 1872.
OMAHA DISTRICT ...
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-02

tons. ss.cJISdo: lambs. si-sSaleye; culls
and bucks, $.0od5.2S; stOckers. S.-Sg 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-02
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
May Deliveries Not Heavy Enough
to Cause Depression in Wheat.
CORN TO REMAIN UNCHANGED
Higher Prices Now Would Mean a
Heavy Run of Reserves and
Movement Is Not Due Until
After Planting Season.
OMAHA. MAY l. 1912.

OMAHA, May l. 1872.
Deliveries OF wheat on May contracts
were not heavy enough TO cause any de-
preston IN va ues.
The action OF the wheat market was
somewhat OF a surprise, - The mhJCrlst
Of the trade felt values wert emitted 20
a further setback, as crop news SHOWS
some improvement since the recent rams
and warm temperatures arrived. n"
prospects are for a good trading market
until after the government report IL
mace public on next Tuesday,
Leaders in corn do not expect any rad
ieal change In their market for the
present. Higher prices now would mean
a heavy run of reserves and movement
is not due until after the planting season
At the same time the nearby futures are
eonEested and sellers are timid IN press
ing the market on the declines.
With weather and crop news more Ia
vorable wheat eased off after an early
show Of strength. Cash wheat was un-
changed TO igc lower.
Clear, warm weather over the corn
belt was the bearish feature and coupled
with the easier wheat market values
dragged some lower Cash corn was Ia
Iirc lower.
Primary wheat receipts were 32S 90 bu.
ana shipments were l4,0co bu-, against
receipts last year Of Se,vo bu. and ship
ments Of iN,1o bu.
Nhlh tFtFApAa RtiS '"''N7F NF't
and shipments were 9.s0o0 bu., against
receipts last year Of $500 bu. and ship
ments OF $500 bu.
CIearances were 600 bu. of corn. go bI.
OF oats and wheat and flour equal 10
i96eD bu.
liverpool closed a,ald lower on wheat
and I'D higher to I'D lower on corn.
The following cash sales were reported.
WHEAT-No. hard, cars at N.OSi T.,
No. 3 hard. car at N.OS14: No. spring,
car at N.ea.. No mixed. var at
y0sl6
CoRN-No , white, cars at Sc No
white, / car at Iia.c. No. white, J 'ar
at 75lsc No. color ! car at HAc: No. Z
: yellow, cars at sc, car at ia !; No.
! yellow. cars at &c. cars at islfc: No.
, 1 yellow. cars at 7ic: No mixed, ! ca .
Al IIi.c; No. mixed. % as az Iessc' >
cars at 7si.c car at &c; No. mixed. .
car al I6iyc, cars at Iic, car at iSo /.
no grade. : cars at s., car at &c. / car
oATs-standard, : cars at 80; No. 3
white, Is cars at sc; No white, ! ,ar
at aa,c: Z cars at d1se; No. ] yellow
car st sc.
Omaha Cass -rS--s.
wHEAT--No. 2 hard, n.&dl.n; No. 3
hard, t.0a1 10. No. hard, sL6lsa LOS.
coRN-No : white, 774aIsc; No.
white, 71lsq75Ac. No. : white, Isale,sc,
&c; No. yellow. I6isa7ic; No. yellow.
7strafsisc: No. 2, 7eaI1hS No. 3. 76a76ixc;
No. l. 13n7siac. no grade. 60u65c.
oATs-No. . white. b50a5l.c. No. 3
white. 54a.a55c. standard 05a6eAc: No =
White. 54-sas5c: No. white, ssisuot1ae
No. yellow. asaSSe; No. yellow aag
BARLEY-sIalting. scat 81; No. feed.
soasoc, heavy feed. socnsl o..
kYE-No. g. ssnSsc; No, 3 sldsSc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-02

Receipts Of live stock at the five prin-
cinaI nesfern markets Yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-02

- 70 the situ2non-0ee Advertising
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1912-04-11
THURSDAY. April II. ...1912

Heppner people should get busy
again on that creamery proposition.
Mr.. Rasmussen has decided to leave
Lexington, and it is not yet fully
decided just what the people down
there will do with reference to the
creamery at that place. There seems
10 be some considerable difficulty in
getting proper shipping facilities for
the butter, and during the time AIR.
Rasmussen has had charge of the
business he has been caused much loss
and inconvenience by delays in butter
shipments at the junction and not
teing able to get refrigerator cars.
When the business reaches larger
proportions this may be overcome as
the company can afford to furnish
proper cars but as it is now they
will not do it. Our citizens should
be getting busy again and not let
he opportunity pass for securing a
or, amery for Hrppner. Our mer-
chants are handling too much home
made butter thet they cannot get rid
Of exec ut at loss. and the establish
M Mt of creamery at this point will
put our dairy products into market
able shape. There must be some way
of taking care of this increasing
product and the creamery is the best
proposition. We hardly believe OIL
people will be content with the idea
of shipping thair cream to some out
side point: they would much prefer
to deal with someone at home and
lst this marty do the shipping of the
finished proluct
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1912-04-11

John Kilkenny is candidate be-
fore the republicans of Morrow county
for the office Of commissioner. Mr..
Kilkenny is a resident of Alpine
precinct where he has built him up
a nice and comfortable home "cut of
the desert" 50 to speak He came
to Morrow county twenty-four years
ago with nothing but good constitu-
ion end determination to work, and
he has made a success, being now a
large land and stock owner and heavy
taxpayer. All he has he made in
this county and has been content to
settle down here and build him up
home. Through the solicitation OF
numerous friends he was induced to
enter the race for commissions and
he promises if nominated and elected.
to know no section of the county
above another: to give a strictly
economical and business-like admins
tration of the duties of the office,
keeping always in mind the best
interests of the taxpayers. Mr.. Kill
kenny is man well qualified for
this position, man of good business
sense ard judgment, and not given
to extravaganza in the management
of his own affairs. and is just such
man as should fill the important
position he seeks. Vote for No. GA
on the primary ballot.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1912-04-11

The Taft Cam paign Committee of
Morrow county announce the appear
ance in Heppner on tomorrow even
lag of Ex- congressman Ralph D. Cole,
of Ohio. who will address the people
at ths Star theater in behalf of Mr..
Taft. Mr.. Cole is an orator of
national regulation. and it was only
by chance hat he was secured to
address our people by the local COM
mittee. Tie campaign for the re-
nomination of the president is waxing
warm; there are but a few more
days left before the Oregon primaries,
and all our people here should be
Interested in hearing national issues
discussed bv san able man right from
the seat of battle. Come out.