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Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-23
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CATTLE-Cattle receipts were very
light again today, but still the total for
the week foots up 1853 head. As COM
pared with the corresponding five days
last week and a year ago there has been
little change In the total run
Both yesterday and today receipts were
so small that there were really not
enough cattle on sale to make a killing
for all packers. AZ a result some OF the
buyers stayed out OF the market. not try
ing 10 do anything with the result that
the market was very slow and dull both
days. This morning buyers picked up a
few cattle, paying In some cases prices
that were not much different from yes
terday. but generally speaking the market
on all kinds OF killing cattle was weak
TO loc lower, mostly 1ec lower and slow
at that. There were no choice beeves on
sale TO make a good top. but there we're
some good enough 10 bring E.6.
The supply Of stock cattle and feeders
was small and as there have not been
very many cattle of that kind received
this week the market did not show much
change as compared with yesterday,
being In the main steady.
Quotations on Cattle-Good to choice
beef steers, y.o0dSoo; fair to good beef
steers sss0QT0o common to fair beef
steers s55oGs.5o; good-to choice heifers.
H.50Q630: good to choice cows. s41sq6.50;
fair 10 good cows, N.oop475: common to
fair cows. t275a4o0; good to choice stock
ers and feeders. H504Sio; fair to good,
y5.0oQ65o: common to fair. Nooa6.oo: stock
heifers. a.ood6. Is: veal calves. AcgSoo:
bulls stays. etc. AooQ6W.
Representative sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-23
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Prices Again Move Forward to
Records for Movement.
NEW BEAR FACTION ORGANIZED
Logical Explanation for Improve
ment Fact that Stocks Were
Thoroughly Liquidnted BE-
fore Movement Began.

/ NEW YORK, March 22.-The reaction
airy tendency which overlook yesterday
stock market was partly dispeiled today,
prices again forging forward and estab-
fishing new high records for the move
ment in number OF important issues.
Trading was uncertain at times, but. TAX
ing the stocks which constitute the back
bone Of the list, top prices we're from :
to I points higher than at last week.
close
The most logical explanation for the
Improvement Is to be found in the fact
that stocks were thoroughly liquidated
before the movement began and that they
did not decline In the face OF many de-
yelopments of an unfayorable character.
What may De termed the old short in
terest was probably driven to cover early
in the present week, but new lines Of
stocks have been put out since then. Ac-
cording TO board room gossip there has
come up another bear faction In the cop
pers, steel. smelling and some Of the
standard railway shares. This element
has stubbornly opposed the rise OF the
last few days and may be expected to
continue their tactics unless the present
movement gets out of hand.
Metal stocks were easily the feature OF
the day, transactions in Amalgamated
Copper exceeding those In United States
Steel or any other market leader. An
other conspicuous issue was American
Smelling, with rise Of over points
from the previous days low price.
Union Pacific led the railway group.
Reading and united States Steel were rel
atively backward and American Sugar,
International Harvester and American
Can, preferred. resumed their recent
activity. making new high records
Prices yielded materially In the last
hour, but net gains were numerous.
More financing to meet requirements Of
railroads was reported from the Missouri
Pacific contemplating an issue OF 5000, 90
three-year per cent notes TO pay off
obligations recently Incurred.
Bonds were Irregular Total sales, par
value. s2.4o400o. United States Is and
Number OF sales and leading uuotatlOns
on stocks today were as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-23

was received than the trade ordinarily
needs at the week end. almost 500 had
showing up. Yesterdays run was de-
ficient. however. and packers took an
unusual Friday interest In offerings,
buying bulk at figures steady or very
nearly SO. In spots. fat lambs even ruled
strong. sheep selling steady to a shade
lower.
Quality of the run was reasonably good
about the only difference between new
and recent supplies being q smaller per-
centage Of near-prime stock. Mexicans es-
pecially. Attractive fed western lambs
landed readily at S.067.25. while the best
Mexicans on sale brought SIS. Strictly
choice Mexicans are quotable up to $50,
one string selling at that figure yester-
day. Merely good lambs found an out
let at 500 and less.
Fat ewes made up the big end Of sheer
receipts and toppy stuff was conspic-
uous by its absence Good ewes changed
hands around $5.15da Is, indicating q
limit Of $50 for best quality. Heavy
wethers, high grade, were wanted around
S.S1s.0 and choice, handy yearlings
were in fair request at sstoa6so. al.
though nothing Of this description ap.
peared In the display.
Feeder business was a quiet. small af.
fair. the supply and demand both proving
very light Nothing whatever sold on
country account yesterday, but the feede,
purchase for the previous three days was
fairly large. amounting to 400 head
Feeder lambs and sheep are selling al
rough dollar discounts from similar quail
ity fat stock.
Compared with week ago, current
prices for fat sheep and lambs show a
general advance o. 2 quarter: ewes,
wethers. etc. moving with a greater de-
gree Of freedom than lambs. Receipts
have been normal in point of volume.
but the proportion of shorn stuff has
been very small for this time OF the year.
Shorn lambs are selling up to $50
Quotations on Sheep and Lambs
Lambs: Good to choice. s1l0a7.5o: fair to
good, S.65d7.o. Yearlings: good to cnoice.
$lSds.5o: Fair to good. Seo96.l5. weth-
ers: Good to choice. SB9s.1o; fair to
good. S.9d6.75. Ewes: Good to choice,
S.25Q5.5o. fair to good. s47545.25.
Ranresentafiya sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-23

Metal Market.

NEW YORK. March 22-METALs-
Standard copper strong; spot. Slieo;
March. sILe2ifa1LSls: April. slisoR
IA s9iS: May. ti4.e2ikf714.70; June. sllsslsGf
ilse: July. s14ssls7i4SaIs: London market
strong; spot. f6s LIS Cd; futures fgs lis Sd.
Arrivals reported at New York today as
tons. Custom house returns show ex-
ports OF 1s0s7 so far this month Lake
copper. s15.i2isd Il. III: electrolytie. sl59olf
Is s: casting. s14es11aiLssls. Local sales
3 tons April at $1Lsis. Tin. firm: spot.
sc 5f42 8: March. So ooa426. April.
s4.o7la64e.l5; May. St1.Ssa42l0: June, 81. 70
CLIO; July. s4l.SoQIlse: London. quiet;
spot. fisi IS: futures. flsS IS. Local sales
Is tons, April at sleoo; s tons August at
sn-m Lead. firm; A.s54f4.se. New York (:
81 3Gl25iz East 81. Louis: London. fl6
a ID. Spelter. quiet and nominal: s6.509
7.ea, New York. and siSds.75. East ST.
Louis; London. Is Us ca Anthony.
Quiet; Cookson's. s1.esFIszis. Iron. Cleye-
land warrants. SIS nd I'm London. Lo-
cally iron was firm No. foundry north
ern. yi5SGi5so: No. foundry northern.
g4Eliih0o, No. southern and No. !
southern soft, Sth9s6i5.5a
ST. LOUIS. March 3-METALS-Lead
firm: NM Spelter. weak. S-S.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-23
kan.a. city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. March 2.-CATTLE-
Receipts. 1900 head. including 200 south
ems: market steady TO weak; dressed
beef and export steers. s.0oQS4O: fair to
good. s6.0oqL00: western steers, S575QG. so;
stockers and feeders. A.75QS.75: southern
$50: native cows, ss25Rex. native heifers,
st.5oa1oo; bulls. s4.35dS75; calves, 5000
SIS.
HOGS-Receipts, e,ooo head: market
steady TO strong: bulk Of sales, sI.2sG7 IS:
heavy, r5oG7.eo: packers and butchers.
N.5oUS; lights, E.iSg7, 4oS~ pigs. $500
go
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 5000
head market, steady: lambs. s60pI7. 70 !:
yearlings. &50d6.50; wethers, s. 5efi6 90;
ewes, A.ood6b; stockers and feeders. $500
~ So
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-23
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. March 22.-coFFEE-Fy-
lures market opened irregular, with
March weak at a decline OF Is points.
April points lower and other months
steady at an advance Of 3ff.O points In
response 10 higher European cables The
close was firm nj net advance Of from
10 IA points Sales. lis.ooo bags: March,
l2Sc: April. l2Sc; May. 13.ac; Jure
Loo; July. i3sse; August, Ia73c; Sen.
TENDER. laSzc: October, 1377c; November
L. &c; December, la54c; January, n. nc.
February, l3eSc. Hayre Was nfx franc
higher. Hamburg was AG4 pfg higher.
Rio. unchanged, at Sssqo: Santos. IN
changed; e $50. Is. 7sl0o Receipts al the
two Brazilian ports. z3.0o bags, against
Boo bags last year: Jundiahy receipts
5000 bags. against 400 bags last yesr
Rain was reported In Sac Paulo. TODAY :
special Santos cables reported Is nm
changed and sac Paulo receipts OF Lee
AGAINST l4oo bags the previous day. New
York warehouse deliveries yesterday sIss
bags. against 30a bags last wear. spof
coffee steady. Rio. No. Z. i45Sc: sai1os x
:. is1ec Mid, quiet; cordoya, IsaisEc,
nominal
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-23

Cash quotations were az follows;
FIOUR-steady. winter patents. sll5d
kis: winter straights. pNatss. spring
patents, As1ab.sa; spring straights. $40
G47e; bakers. N.I0fsAo.
RYE-So 2 sac
BARLEY-FeeS or mixing. sscasl. 90;
fair 10 choice mailing. sl.islli.s1
SYSTEMATICALLY. t1lasai45o. clover.
PROVISIONS Pork. mess. s1sl4ss: lard
gln tsercesl. o. 20 Short ribs Qoosel. SEQ
Total elesrznces Of wheat and -four
were equal 10 f16.ao bsshsls Exports for
the week. Is shown BY Brac5treet's were
equal to aosaleeo bushels. Primary receipts
were sel.e9 bushels. compared with aof.-
sae bushels the eorrespoHding day a year
ago
Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat. y cars: corn. 20 cars: oats. Isl
cars hogs. tkeo head
chicago Cash Prices-whezt. No. , red
Eesalasz: No. red. tileo,s 91e1is: No
hE<d. u-04l5; Nc. hard. s1-el9Lo0
No. ! northern. sl1idlis: No. : northern
: spring. sL0Ni. 70. No. spring. ssc1$l@
No. 4 spring. ScQfl.es. velvet chaff. sec
s&; durum. scfJSl.es. Corn. No. 4 esfI
: SIC; Nc. } white. e4&ifc; No. yellow
ssi50f11sc. No. 4 Ef1esc. No white SD
sc. No. yellow. 51s6Gizc- Oats. No.
white. Ek6ssAc: No ) white. s5lslsyAc
Nc. white. tass.se: standard. 2ssastc
Rye. No = SC. Barley. 75c1sls6 Tim
osby SEED. slLeali-se. clover seed. siGo
az2
BUTTER-Firm. crsameries. za3c
cairies zfEc
ECGs-Firsn. receipts ana cases: Al
uafk, eases Included Dssase: ordinsri
lrsts isiz84esc.
cHEEsk-sisa<y; aaisiss ssssls
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-23
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

BUTTER-No. lib. cartons. SIC: No.
/, in Go-lb., tubs. sic; No. 2. &c; packing.
&c.
CHEEsE-Imported Swiss. &c; Amer
lean Swiss. &c; block Swiss. &c: twiHs.
nc: daisies. &c; triplets. 2ic; young
Americans, &C: blue label brick, &c: lin :.
berger. Glib. a0c; lib. nc.
BEEF CUT PRICES-Ribs: No.
17ixc; No. 3 lac; No. g. Fac Loirs:
No. /, lsc; No. Z, 15skc; No. 9. Sc. Chucks
No. /, Sc; No. 2. INC; No. J, nc Rounds:
No. 1. lie; No. 2. l0lsc: No. 9. ioc. Plates
No. /. SIC: No. . &c; No. J. Sc.
RIBs-No. !. !Ilse; No. !. l4c; Ne. 5.
RoUNps-Nc. /. lie: &c. :, io4c, 10.
3. Ice. -
MISCELLANEOUS = Almonds: Tara
coma. per h.. isizc: in sack lots. 1c less.
Cocoanuts: Per sack. 500 Filberts:
Per h.. ltc: In sack lots. 1c less. Pea
nuts: Roasted, in sack lots, per h., 7t,c.
roasted. less than sack lots, per ID. s.. :
raw, per h.. &c. Pecans: Large, per ID
I7c; in sack lots. lc less. walnuts; NsT
crop. 1911. California, per h., lie; in sac,
lots. ic less. Cider; New Nehawka. ps-
Is gal. II Dbl. $50; per 3egal bill. As -
New York Motifs. per i5-gal. x Dbl, e ~:
per sO-gal. bbl., ss5o. Honey: New a
frames s17S. Krout: Per lS-gal k.r
s275; per s-gsl. kek. C-S.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-23

HOGS-A moro cautious shipping de-
F1and and an absence OF any pronounced
hnlnsh feeling In. eastern hog markets
had q SOLDERING effect upon the local trade
and buying was rather hesltant from the
start at figures steady 10 5dfac lower.
some business was done early on ship
ping account at prices firm with those Of
yesterday, but the demand was narrow
and Disseminated sharply In favor OF Sc
Iect offerings. From steady levels the
market developed Into a 5aloc lower az
fair. closing at the full decline.
Outside buyers showed less haste IN
filling orders than on recent days. but
IN spite OF this fact they made the early
market. purchasing fully one-fourth Of
the total receipts. Packers remained un-
der cover until late In the session. and
movement throughout was rather dull.
wearing along to q tame finish at mid
day.
supply was estimated at a short 500
head, and the run as whole presented
no especially new features. Medium and
ught butchers predominated. with light
bacon and heavy lard offerings equally
scarce.
Best heavy hogs on sale brought E.A
identical with yesterdays top. while bulk
ranged from HG TO E.i5 Light stuff
claimed the low spread and the amount
Of buxiness under the = marx was rela-
lively small
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-23
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
Range in Wheat Narrow, Changes
Amounting to Nothing.
ACTIVITY IS NOTED IN CORN
lffd-winter Weather During March
Has Forced Heavy Feeding 0pe-
raffons-LikeIy ,&at strong
Situation VIII -esuIt.
OMAHA. March .. lsl2

OMAHA, March .. 1sl2.
The wheat market Is in Tut, The
range each day IL narrow and price
changes for this week will amount e
little or nothing The trade is umid
about buying because long wheat Is
dumped on the market on every bulge.
Without a definite crop scare, the situa-
ton Is a heavy one. and at the same
time II is reasonable to expect q period
OF crop complaints. which Will prevent
heavy selling.
The corn market - a bit more active
due mostly to a more active cash demand
Midwinter weather during the month
OF March has forced heavy feeding oper-
afions to continue. IL the demand I'M
proves a strong situation will develop IN
both the cash and futures.
The opening wheat market was rather
weak owing to lower cables. Selling was
general and prices stayed below yester-
days close. Cash wheat was unchanged.
Corn held steady and better cash de.
mand helped advance values. the marker
keeps in healthy tone and higher levels
are expected Cash corn was agAc
higher.
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000 hp.
and shipments were 2i6.oco hui, against
receipts last year OF 4ol 900 bu. and snip
ments OF isz.ooo bu.
Primary corn receipts were $1,000 bu.
and shipments were 1900 bu., aSainst
receipts last year OF Nessb pu' anu shiP-
ments OF f72o00 bu.
Clearances were 81 400 bu. OF corn, none
Of oats and wheat and flour equal TO
1880 bu-
Liverpool closed Mad lower on wheat
and isflhd lower on corn.
The following cash sales were reported
WHEAT-No hard: car. u.Nzi car,
81 .9i1- Rejected. ! car. CSC.
CORNING. yellow: car, esAc. No
yellow: / car. sic: cars. &C; car.
e4&c. No. mixed: / car. sac. No.
mixed: cars. Gisc, ; cars, &c; ] car,
e4i1c: car. sc. No grade. car, sc.
oATs-No. white: cars. ditc. no.
white: car. slkc. No grade: car. Ole.
Omaha Cash Prices.
wHEAT-No. . hard. sLolhal@: No. .
hard. t1.o19i.o4; No. 4 hard. ssiscdu0l.
CORNING. white. Gd51isc. No. Z
white. e4isRSsc No. color. 6sitdse: No.
yellow, ess-3sslc: No. 4 yellow. et0
sic; No. .. e5siGssAc; No. T. s5hdsos4c;
no grade. s1dssc.
oATs-No white. 6lk952c; standard.
sii1GS1Ac: No. white 6iAGsiisc; No. 4
white, D40sikc: No. . yellow. bidsikc;
No. yellow, bohd5ic.
BARI.EY-Miliing. sscasl2s: No. 1
feed, T3dsoc: heavier than feed. oc6sie6.
RYE--No Z eia92c. No. 3, soffelc.
CarIof Merexuta
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-23

canaitien o. Tre...rx.

WASHINGTON. March 2.-At the be-
ginning Of business today the condiuon
Working balance In treasury offices.
"a sd as. IN hanks and Philippine treas
ury "a 20 ~. total balance IN general
fund. as sAsss Ordinary receipts yes
terdav were g. gH,ln. with ordinary dis
hnrsenents az e ia 30 Deficit to date
thIs fiscal year, 81. tsSsis. as against a
deficit on x5ee7. 50 at this time last year.
These figures exclude Panama canal AMI
rHhiIc debt transactions
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-23
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on various
Commodities.

NEW YORK, March 22-FLOUR-
Steady: spring patents, S.25do.oe; winter
straights. a. s5d44o; winter patents. A-ssa
80; spring clears, A.Sg4S; winter S Sa
tras No. /. g. 70d3.S 80; winter extras. 10
2 n55a3s5: Kansas straights. Ave4,so
Rye flour, steady: fair TO good, A.SGi.s5i
choice TO fancy. ss.00G525.
CORNMEAI-steady: fine white ano
yellow. N.65aL7e; coarse, N.sSaleO; kiii
RYE-Quiet; No. .. ssc. c. I. (. Buffalo
WHEAT-Spot market steady. No:
red. tl.06, elevator, export basis, to arrive,
and s10Tt.. T. o. b., afloat: No. northern,
Duluth, sl.1sis. f. o. b.. opening nayiga-
ton Futures easy at the start on cables,
but rallied on good buying for local &C.
large weekly exports. closing kgSc
higher: May. si.sAal.G s-lsci closed at
Si.O5 9-l6. July. closed at t1.c3 ISIS. Re-
ceipts, 1880 bu.: shipments. 1000 bu.
CoRN-Spot market. firm No. 2, 7si+c,
elevator. domestic basis. to arrive. and
export. 75c. I. 0. b.. afloat. Futures mar
ket nominal Receipts 1855 bu.; ship
oATsspot market barely steady;
standard white, sc. in elevator: No. 2,
59kc; No. g. Sc; No. 4, esiyc; natural
white and white clipped. ssQe2lsc, on
track. Futures market nominal. Receipts,
ls3e0o bu.
f1A1-flTms prime, elsSSf NJ. d tt-eE
LIS: No. 2. s1.I5d1.eo; No. ., S.@91.l0.
HoPS-Quiet. state, common 10 choice,
1911 crop, 8d6oc; 1910 crop, nominal; Pa
clflc. coast. 1911 crop, n4Ae: 1910 crop,
nominal.
HIDEs-steady; Central America. 2ic;
Bogota. ga. a24a.c. :.
LEATHER-Flrm: hemlock firsts, %
arc; seconds. 24q2se; thirds, nazc; re-
PRoVIsIoNs-Pork. firm; mess. si7.5o
ai7.75: family, sls.50q0.5o. short clears
siT0oais0o. Beef, firm; mess. N3ooq
i350, family. sl5.od15.5o: beef hams. SSa.W
naoo. Cut meats, firm; picked bellies.
10 TO IA pounds. s9.S; picked -..ns, 400
ffi1.0o Lard, firm; middle west prime.
seb5fs s.; refined. steady: continent, $50
South America. slo.S; compound. &H4g
TALLow-steady; prime city. hhds.. &C;
special, slxc; country, 5&qSAc.
CHEESE = Firm: receipts, 500 pkgs.:
state whole milk, held, white or colored,
l6lkfIlsxc: skins, 6qi5c.
EdGS-Firm; receipts. 1i.2l cases: fresh
gathered, extras, 23az3i1c: firsts. 22Q22.sc;
seconds, 21..G2shc; western gathered
whites, 23a2ic.
BUTTER-Firm; receipts. 5.soi tubs;
creamery specials. 31lf9a2c: extras. 3ois9
Ale: frsts, 5eq2oltc; seconds, $4,000; state
dairy finest, 90c; good TO prime. 27Qyc,
common TO fair. 25d2sc, process special.
g7nn,.c; extras. 5itc.
POULTRY = Alive, steady; western
chickens, lsc: fowls. 1slxGisi. }; turkeys.
lSflDc, dressed, steady; western fowls.
ltfllslsc: turkeys, l2u2ic.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-23

SAVANNAH. March 2.-TURPEN-
TINE. frm: ssAe- Sales. - bbls-; re-
ceiprs. 1s- bbls.: shipments, n bblS.;
stock, isels bblsl
RosIN-F1rm. Sales. fi2 bbls.: receipts.
Srs bbls.: shipments. 2tss bbls.: stock.
90 bbgs. Quote: q. NSls: d. sss7isd
-aa. n rai<dG6: p. @. II. s7.s71a. I.
g no. X, SD; u, y, go; VIC, WV, E.0.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-23

twins. 1sflsisc: young Americas, isl49
l9c: long horns. Isltdlec.
PoTATOES-Steady; receipts "a cars;
wisconsin, t1.1IGLaO; Michigan and Min
nesota, sI.1STl.M
PoTLTRY-Weak; turkeys. live, nc;
turkeys. dressed. I9isc: chickens. live, Nc;
chickens dressed. I5c; springs, live, lie;
springs. dressed l5c.
VEAI-Steady: 7dllc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-23
e,.,or.,ea Apple. and prIea Fruit.

NEW YORK. March 2-EVAPORATED
APPLES-Quiet and steady. with prices
Unclaimed; on the spot. fancy. sssGl0ikc;
choice, sA6s&c: prime. as9Sc-
DRIED FRuITs-Prunes. easy with
considerable pressure to sell: quotations
range from &C TO lie for CALIFORNIA; up
70 9-las. and shqi2e for oregons- April
cots quiet and steady: choice. ils.61sAc:
extra choice. Is4aisi.e. fancy. 1sa6f7sc.
Peaches. steady. but trading Is quiet as
buyers and sellers are apart; choice. 1910
1e1c: extra choice. I1Giiisc. fancy. MO
~. Raisins, inactive and easy; loose
muscAteis sdsasc; choice fancy. seeded.
sAGfsc: seedless. S[g7se; London layers.
81 p61E
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-23

NEW YORK. March 2-coTToN-spo,
closed quiet. unchanged: middiing up
lends, 1e.t5c; midd.ing gulf. l0lsec; sales
liza bales.
Futures opened steady. March. I0slci
April. t0-2sc. May, 10 sc: June 10 &c bid
Juiy, 10 &c: August, lo5oc offered; Sep
TENDER. le.fc. October. le54c: November
f0sc. December. l0.6oc: January, lossc
February. lessc Offered.
Futures closed barely steady: March
10 &c. April. i0.27c: May. i0.Ge; June
10 &c: July. fe.sse; August le.s7e: Sep.
tember. 10. &c: October. 10 &c: November
ie.Se: December. lo.ssc. January. 10 5ic
February. 19.S1c-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-23
London stock Market.

LONDON. March 22.-American secur-
tiles were quiet and featurelsss during the
early trading today. Prices showed ir-
regular changes ranging from sc above
to nc below yesterdays New York clos
ing.
Prices showed small. Irregular changes
until late In the session. when the mar
ket hardened under the lead Of the coal
roads. The closing was steady.
l.ondon closing stock ouotafione.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-23
81. LouI. Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, March @.-cATrLE-Re-
ceipts. 800 head. no Texans; market,
strong; native shipping and export steers,
t.50qS.5o: dressed beef and butcher steers,
16oGS0o; steers under 1000 lbs. s.. So
and heifars, t200d7.50; Gamers, s2-ODaD4. 90;
bulls. nb0d650: calves, s5.0ods.50: Texas
and Indian steers S.eo07oo; cows and
HoGS-Receipts, 5000 head: market &c
higher; pigs and lights. 6.507I5: mixed
and butchers, S.45d7.S7ls; good heavy.
t7.7Od7.s7h
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts. 400
head: market strong: native muttons, 800
6s.0o; lambs. s60ods-o0; culls and bucks,
s.. 25Qa5o; stockers, s. 50d3.5o
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-23
81. I.oui. General Market.

ST. LOUIS. March 22.-WHEAT-Ffrmi
track, No. red. tl.@hqi.o3; No. 2 hard,
81. 0su1.li.
fcoRN-Higher: track, No. J, 6szq7oc;
No, white, 69qe9Ac.
OATs-ffrm; track. No. 2. 5SlEd53sc;
No white. Hisc
Closing prices OF futures:
wHEkT-weak; May. sf.oost; July. s5is
ae5asc
coRN-HIgher; May, 74Ac; July, 73hc.
OATS-Firm; May, 5sAc, July, islhc.
RYE--unchanged: sc.
FrLouR-Quiet: red winter patents, $40
fI5.oo: extra fancy and stralghts, A0cf
AS: hard winter clears. t3.+06sfb.
SEED-Timothy, $1,000 1890.
CORNMEAI,-s5.30.
BRAN-steadyi sacked, east track, A'aO
HAY-Flrm; timothy. s2s~d%.ooi prai-
RE, siS00ae2l5o
nAG0ING-7hc.
PRovIsIoNs-Por unchanged; job
hing, slk.T6. Lard, unchanged; prime
steam. ySaD39.C5. Dry salt meats (boxedl,
lower: extra shorts, ss.25; clear ribs, sa-25:
short clears, $50 Bacon lboxed), lower.
extra ssor,S, sio.sS; clear RIBS, no.S; short
PouLTHY- Steady: chickens, i2hcj
springs. i5c: turkeys, nc; ducks leci
| geese, &c.
BuTTER-Firm; creamery, 249soc.
| EGftA-lflgnQrs
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-23
fhll.a.Iphla rroasec Market.

iPTiII.ADELPHIA, March 22.-BUTTER
-t'nchanged.
E1Gs--ffrm, l5c per case higher: Penn
sylvanla and other nearby firsts, free
cases. &.s5 per case: Pennsylvania and
other nearby current receipts. free cases,
$50; Western firsts. free cases, $50:
western current receipts. free cases, so
HEESE-filgher: New York full
creams fancy, isAc; fair to good, 100
isltc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-23
Nliinnulee Grnin nIarLrt.

MILWAUKEE. March 22-wHEAT-
No. northern. si.l2Gi rs. No. northern,
81 osilff il0is. No. 2 hard winter, siooaf
Lea. May, t.oe; July. sac
CORN-No. . yellow, sqsSHc: No. :
white, esq@i4e; No. 3 etls9ssc; May,
Ilhe: July. 72c
U.NTSLstandArd 5sise.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-23
Dry Good Market

NEW YORK, March 2-DRY coops-
The Algonquin Printing COMPANY sbC-,-
ened discounts on staple prints asaIn -
day Trade imp rintS and percale n vsrv
active, Inc loooers report a fair SCI.
sonable business. running p1s...ts1a.
ahead Of a year ago. ia'y
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-23

MINNEAPOLIS. March 2-wHEAT-
May, slosz: Lily. sl.osisdi.0ei.: septem-
Der. siogik Cash. No. hard. sl.asa.; No.
nsrtherns 81 7a.niasis; No. northern,
Sis0Adkosia; No. 3. sl.osA.
sFIAx-sa24
ARLEy--10cflxi.
C0RN--No : yellow, esd70c.
OATS-No : white, aefi5sitc
RYE-4No. 2. s3GS9c
BRAN-ln 100 TO- sacks. s2S0o6e550.
FIiOCR--First patents, t.gn15.30; second
patents N.6ffAa0; first clears, So t0n2 IS;
second clears. ss.S0fleN
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-23

oMAHA. March 22-HAY-No. sto
al99. No. : gs5edlses: No I az 80
$50: 70, ] midland. slSMgiSo6: NJ
los .ana. AA.s.,i,.oo: alfalfa, choice X an
80 esp.1lso. No. :, SIS eeSTs a.. ~ Ing ~
EISoo 40 :. sls-a