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Are Americans.

% those unaccourted for are MEM
4 q surveying party. headed by w.
~ Of Clio. :. Z. Forty-three Amer
Fefe employed i'm The mine, RalDli
son OF the Rev. J. A. Keuney OF
<nith. Ark. was with them.
zpiosion occurred shortly after g
lhis morning.
e on the surface heard a faint
and an earth trenor. Whom those
a The mouth OF the mine reached
ming, Il cloud OF dust and smoke
. forth.
came tense moments of waiting
ps In the mine TO emerge Frank
4 z miner, was the first 10 stagger
Pc Was working in an entry and
NE explosion. he said. lie jumped
side room aud later made his way
milne opening Nine other minors
~ tllrDUgn a ma II V.sty -
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Tyranny of the Few.

No sane man who has been familiar
with the government OF this country
FOR the last twenty years will COM
plain that We have had too much OF
the rule of the majority, The trouble
has heen il lar different onc-that. at
many tme.; and In many localities,
there have held public office In the
states and IN the nation mon who
have, in fact. served not the whole
people. but some special class or spe-
cial interest. / am not thinking only
OF those special interests which by
grosser methods, by bribery and crime,
have stolen from the people I am
thinking as much OF their respectable
allies and tlgurchcads, who have ruled
and Icgislatcd and decided us If IN
some way the vested rights of privir
lege had first mortgage on the whole
(CJouttuu01 on Page S0yen.l
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Conference Called Of.

WASHINGTON, March 2o,-The confer
once between President Taft and John
Mitchell regarding the ihfcatehen Jnn,,, e39l coz.
80 u,nr1,n~ TO an announcement at the
Wait House today. No reason was
giycn.
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ASSA|LANT Of
GIRL SOUGHT
BY HUNDREDS
George Parry, Ex-Convict,
Identified as One Who AS
saulted Lydia Almstedt,
Object of Man Hunt.
BOLDLY ESCAPES
WHEN ARRESTED
Citizens Who Aid Officers in
Trying to Follow Trail
Garry Ropes for Pur-
pose of Lynching.

"HE whole machinery OF the Law
in Salt Lake city aud county
is conferred upon the capture Of
- George Parry, eS-couvtct, toward
whom every indication points as
the brutal assailant OF little Lydia AIM
stedt. who was attacked and assaulted in
the swamp lands west OF Poplar Grove
Tuesday night
Parry was arrested by Detectives
George L. CleycIand and Burt Seagcr
at o'clock yesterday morning, nut es-
capped through strategy and unfortunate
circumstances. From that hour until
early this morning posses of deputy sher-
ifs. police officers and citizens have
searched the countryside inccssaptly.
Armed with shotgups. rifles, pitchtorIs
and every other sort of weapon at hand,
the male population of Poplar Grove spent
all yesterday and most of the night aid
Ing the officers in beating the sagepr,Ish
and swamps I'm that vicinity, So strong
is the rage against the assailant that 4 is
feared summary vengeance will be
visited upon him II he falls into other
hands than those OF the officers OF the
law
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There's always opportunity for
ambition-the call for high-grade.
competent workers in every line of
endeavor is sounded each day in
the Want columns.
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Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-14
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Hard Coal Shares, Canadian Pacific
and Sugar Strong.
MOST ISSUES ARE IRREGULAR
ruten Pacific aud Many Other
Standard stocks are Heavy
Greater Part OF Day-ciss-
ing Prices Low.

NEW YORK, May 1S-Asids from q
further demonstration In the hard coal
shares, especially Lehigh Valley, new
hixh record for Canadian Pacific and I'M
usual strength In American Sugar, which
advanced to It's best quotations in sew
sral years. teday's stock market inclined
10 irregularity and dulluesS.
Reading was the most active issue In
the list.
The fact that the United states suprems
court was 10 sssslon seemed 10 conway
the notion that some sort Of a decision
be handed down. No news of that
character developed aud taders once
more fsh back on the anomaly OF Read
Ing, per cent stock. selling at the
Same level with Lshigh Valley. which
pays 10 per cent
away from Reading, which failed by a
small margin 10 repeat It's recent record
price The buyipg Of American Sugar
suggested absorption founded, perhaps on
the belief thar the common dividend
might soon DO increased.
Union Pacific and many other standard
stocks we're heavy the greater part of the
day. with marked aud persistent pressure
against United States steel After q brief
period OF general steadiness, the whole
market sold off In the final hour. The
ctoee was heavy.
In Londeh the demand for our stocks
was fairly keen.
Advises from Kansas and adjacent
states reported better outlook for crops,
The western money situation remains
easy with bankers mildly optimistic,
Official data from Washington, giving
a summary Of railway operations for Feb
raary shows that total operating
revenues. per mile averaged $sdS, as COM
pared with sss6 In the same month last
year.
The bond market was irregular save
for a further upward movement In
Wabash refunding Is, Total sales par
value were s2.TSso0e. Panama ia registered
advanced y per cent on call, .t--
Number of sales and leading quotations
an hands TODAY were:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-14
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Hoard of Trade.

aNNSm Hh huhFa VI AFMuts
CHICAGO, May n-Announeemen that
the opening Of the Dardsneliss tomorrow
would release nearly 100000 bushels Of
wheat had \ depressing effect today on
the market. Closing prices were weak,
t@1iAc 10 VIC under Saturday night. In
corn the finish was Nc to NC down, with
oats off NC TO ie. Provisions were up
1hc to ?74c.
Courage on the selling side developed
rapidly among SPECTATORS Ia wheat Al
the outset. greatly improved crop advtces
as the outcome Of recent rains. formed
an Influence IN favor OF the bears, Then,
too, there were offerings Of new grain
from Texas to be forwarded 10 81. Louis
by June %, Besides. shipments were
larger than expected and supplies for
importing countries were estimated At
100000 bushels In excess OF a year ago.
surprise over the largeuess OF the visit
bic supply decrease brought about a tenn
porary upward Jerk in prices. but when
news arrived that cargoes Of wheat
valued at o. COO 900. which had been tied
up at the Dardenelles. would probably
be released tomorrow, collapse followed
and no recovery ensued. The July option
fluctuated from 81. i2ts TO N.laysulit and
closed lATikc. net lower al si.i7is.
Fine weather and reports OF increased
acreage held the corn market steady. The
promised opening OF the nardanelles at
tected corn also. for moro than 100000
bushels OF corn had been held up there.
July ranged from 7esssY76Ao TO 7se, clos
ing Ac net lower at 76isc. Cash grades
we're steady. No. : yellow, 9is1slsc,
Texas offerings 10 sell oats for early
shipment north. led to considerable weak
ness. July ranged from sic 20 esdSs'sc.
with the close sSise, loss OF NC COM
pared with Saturday night.
Active buying on the part Of stock yard
SPECTATORS had hrsclng effect on pro-
visions. In tho end pork was up iSc TO
gTAc lard fIsc 10 lnc and ribs, i.t4c.
Cash quotations were as fellows;
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-14
NEW YORK erSaRAL MARKET
auotations of th. Day on Various
Commodities.

NEW YORK. May B,-FLoUR-steady /:
spring patents. S.55g5.9o: winter suaights,
s. 20q5.25; winter patents, S.4sgo.eo; spring
clears. Aenp4 %: winter extras No. l.
Kansas straIghts. sS.ibdd.2, rye nour.
fancy, IS. 1915. w.
coRNMRALr Steady: fine white and
yellew. M-seal.S; coarse hIs0i.@; Kiln
RYE-oniet: No. Z. SC, c. /. I. Buffalo.
BARLEY-ouist; mailing, si.scal.oo,
{. 0. b. Buffalo. h.
WHEAT-spot market. irregular; No. :
red, MS c. T. T.. export basis TO arrive
and sis T. o. b., afloat, 10 arrive; No.
northern Duluth. tL2 T. o. b., afloat
Futures market opened steady. closing
Iyq7se net lower. May etosed, sl.s; July,
SLIT 5-i5: September, tlt7A.
CORN--Spot market easy; export. S6a.c,
{. o. b., afloat. Futures market was nomi-
nal. Receipts. 1900 bushels.
oATS-Spot market. easy. standard
white. salsc. elevator; No. :. SCI No. ),
szhc: No. 4, &C. natural white and white
clipped, s3ais4c, on track. Futures market
was nominal Receipts, 2. 80 bushels.
HAY-Easy; prime, tlSpn1.H; No. /.
ii.ell No, 2 tLSdLgo. No. : i.7qi.S.
HIDES-steady; Bogota, 2iH9zAc.
LEATHER-Firm. hemiock Wrists. 80
GATzAs aFNNA@-t -FsA-f~f -
iects, l5c.
PROVISIONS - Pork. steady; mess.
$50 75d2l.0o; family. s3l0d2l.n; short
clears. sI9251e925. Beef. steady. mess,
slSOedl5.s0; family. ils0Gls.5o; beef hams,
30 oe12l0o. Cut meats, steady; picked
bellies, 10 TO u lbs. tiiIcoel2oo; picked
hams slG5a Lard. FIRM middle wei
prime, SO s0s5I0.Te: refined, barely STEADY
continent. si14o; South America. f12.i5,
compound. se.0o9oB.
BITTER-Steady: recelnts, a9is tubs;
creamery extras, ssAassc. hrsts. 53d74c.
state dairy. finest. 53T54c, good 70 prime,
gsG37c; common to fair. 24deSc.
cHEESE-FIrm receipts. SO buSes.
state, whole milk, new white or eolored
special. Isle. white. average fancy. 1sc;
skins, iqIIl1c.
EGGs-steady; receipts. aa0eb eases:
fresh gathered extras 10; extra first,
storage packed. ZA82c; first, storage
packed. 9iaGe1c: extra first, regular
packed. Adf2Ic: first regular packed. laf
i9se; fresh gathered, seconds. lsqlS1sc;
western gathered whites. ziT%ec
b. POULTRY-DresSRd. quiet and fIrTner;
western fowls. ii5 istse; turkeys, i14@e.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-14
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Improvement in Condition. of Wheat
Gives Bulls q Jolt.
PRICES DROP OFF DURING DAY
Watering Reports from Winter
Wheat Districts Result In
SONS Heavy Offerings
of Grain.

OMAHA. May 10. lsil
News OF the improvement In condition
has directed the attention somewhat
fFonl the heavy shortage in the soft
wheat states. which Is really the factor
In the situation.
Al present much depends on the fin
lshing Of the seeding and general promise
o. the spring wheat crop In the north
west. II Is generally conceded that IL
VIII take bumper spring wheat crop
70 eifsest the damage In the winter
wheat belt.
With fine weather for the corn belt
there will be little or no question about
greatly increased acreage OF corn. as
there is still time for planting.
Reports Of slow farm work and a late
season is now holding the trade In check
on thu selling side, but liberal marketing
Of reserves is having It's effect on prices
at these levels,
F1attering reports as to the improve-
ment In the winter wheat belt and a
slower eash demand offset bnllish news
and wheat sold lower today. Cash wheat
was isc lower.
Clearing weather. which win aid in the
seeding Of corn. eoupled with liberal
country offerings and slower demand
broke corn values. Cash corn was UNI
changed TO alsc lower. -
Primary wheat receipts were SIS. 900 bu.
and shipments we're $1,000 bu, against
receipts last year OF aToOo bu. and ship
ments OF sso.eo bu.
Primary receipts we're $4,000 blu. and
shipments were $1,000 bu., against ros
ceipts last year Of ai.ooo hu. and ship
ments OF 1000 bu. =
Cloaraneas were 700 bu OF corn. none
Of oats and wheat and flour equal 70
S6oU bu.
Liverpool closed unchanged to va lower
on wheat and I'd lower on corn. ~
Worlds visible supply: Wheat. de-
crease, $4,000 bushels. Corn. decrease.
i0ia,ooo bushels
Tho following oash sales were reported:
hard / car. a.iis; car. a,iia; rejected
Corn. No. white. i car, nc;
cars. RAe; cars sc. No. white,
! car. TSc; No. . yellow. cars. fse: .
cars, 71,ac, No. . yellow. cars. nc: 9
ears. 7Ssc: ! car, 7sei No. yellow, car
Ise: ! car. lac; No. MIXED. cars. Isssc;
s sS @irse a.l S ,s esf ca ne sssa.
I cars, sTci l car. ssc: cars, ssc; . cars,
sc. . cars, soc., oats: No. white, =
cars. Wc; 5 cars. Assc. No. white, I
car. sc; no grade, car. SIC. car, sac,
Omaha Cash Prices.
wHEAr-No. . hard, single; No. >
hs eeR sigSsli' S Ms,,. he ss,s a@s M
white. 7497so; No. yellow, Gii1afsc; No.
yellow. 7euf7c; No. I yellow, EisgBc;
No. q TeU76lsr; no grade, 9oaasic.
oATs-Standard, 50, n65lsc, No. white,
Nss16sc; No. white. NAU6tc; No. .
yellow. h.se6so; No, tyellow. 6skfstc.
HARLEY-Maltins sacgsLa; No. !
feed. ISqseo; heavy feed, StFoe;
RfE-No. Z. SsaSso; No. :. Sl1sse.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-14
Total


KANSAS CITY. May Is,--wHEAT-
Cash. unchanged to Nc lower. No. ! haru
81 .nlsq1 10; No, g. A.i03fsti .i4ls; No. 4
red, 81 nai %: No. .. 81 .fSEl.ls
CoRN-unchanged to Nc lower: No /,
mixed sc; No 8 7sasoe; No. white,
oATs-.steady; No. I: white. Sc: No. z
mixed. 5sb1G5Ss.c.
Closing qrtces OF futures:
Der. 81 0iN
coRN-May. soc; July. 7skaIsxe; Sep
oATs-July. So5sa6ic; September. ls,sc.
HAf-Meak TO - lower; choice tim
othy, SS.ooa8.oo; choice prairie, 81 .Ds
BUTTER-Creamery ssc; ftrst~. lie.
seconds, &c: packing stock. aOc.
EGGs-Extrss. lslsc; frsts. lTMc: SEC
onds. li5Sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-14

FLouR-Firm. winter patents, plse
sis; winter stralghts, upu6loi spring
patents, IS aSfiet0. spring straights, N.o6
tBS.a0; bakers, 81 D0dt@, g.. u.
RyE-No, ], Csc.
BARLEY-Feed or mixing. sogs6e; fair
sEEDs-Timothy. Nog0.oo Clover,
PR PpRocvIsloNs-Mess pork. sasQps fe..
Lard dn tierceD, slos1h. Short RIBS
(ioose), sio.2s.
Total clearaneex Of wheat and flour
were equal 10 sSS0oo bu. Primary receipts
were 5ia0a bu., compared with $4,000 bu.
Tho corresponding day u year age. lha
visible supply OF wheat IN tho United
states deceased $4,000 hi for the week,
The amount Of breadstuff on ocean pas
sage Increased 2.So,ooo.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow;
Wheat. lis ears earn. ~ cara oan. Nv
cars. hogs, is0oo head,
Ma rsd. yIfTmgIi.sO No. . red, si.it9
lis; No, Q hard. ll.isnis0il. No : hard,
Al ituesligls: No. I northern. u.isVLH;
No. ] northern, sl.is@lis; No, . northern,
81. iOnll7. No, . spring, NispLn, No,
spring, tl.04qfi.ii7. No. spring, n.os9
LII; velvet ehaff. ti,icM. ~ durun,. Nioe
SimsiAc. No. ? yellow. s0lsatslNc. No. Z
I'D. d7sc: No. white, 7sisHls%c; No,
yalIow, Ty4a1sc. No. 4 TsHa7tl4e: No.
white. Ttr7bc, No, 4 yellow. 7f9lse, Oats,
Ma q white, 5s9f5sAe, No. white. sid
SO. No, 1 white, 5sa57he; standard, $50
i've; No. :, &c Barley. scatsf.0 Tim
othy seed, Ss.S0gsQ.0o. Barley. n4.o1
900 ...
BUTTER-steady. ereameries. 2sdzsc;
EriGs-steady; receipts. B.as1 cases; at
mark, cases Included, Inc, ordinary
firsts, 1Sc.
cHEEsEi-s Steady; daisies. hubAc;
twins, l5L0l5isc young Americas, L9
l51sc; long horns, lbdiSsc,
PoTATOES-Easy. receipts. 70 cars;
Wisconsin. q. &1iA; Michigan ana Min
nesota. o. 3Smi.9
PoULTRY-Ltys. firm; turkeys. i2c;
chickens. i4iSc.
vEA1~-steady; T9i2c.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-14

NEW YORK, May iaJrhe visible
supply Of grain In the United StatsS on
May II, as compiled by the New York
Produce exchange was as follows: Wheat,
Is 1880 bu.: decrease, 2.5t2oo1 bu.: corn.
Ash 900 bu.; decrease, 10000 bu.: oats,
1855 900 bu.; decrease, 1900 bu-, rya,
bS9,00 hu.; decrease. G.en bu.; barley.
i.ool 900 but decrease. $500 bu, wheat.
In bond. 6ii60o0 bu decrease, sDe.ooo bu :;
oats in bond. assoc bu.: decrease, $500
bu,; barley in bond. 1900 bu.; decrease.
21ees bu Visible supply OF wheat in
Canada last Saturday was lS.t 900 bu,
q decrease Of apd0. 100 bu.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-14
cariot Receipts.
81. Louis General Market.

ST LOUIS, May i3.-wHEAT-cash
lower; track No. ' red si.aS9i. M; No.
. hard, ti.iagf.is.
CoRN-Loweri track No. .. s2ss9ssc; No.
white, MisflSSe.
oATs-Lower; track No. ?, sc; No. ,
white, Sc.
Closing prices on futures.
WHElAT-Lower; May. u.iTa. July,
d .0sis. September. N.G.
CoRN-Lower. May. @ac: July. 7stsc:
September. 76tc.
oATs-Lower; May. ssAc: July, 6sAcs
FLoUR--Market firm: red winter pat-
ents. N.Ael6.i 6 extra fancy ard straight
As0a67s: hard winter clears, ~ S5Sl4 y.
sEED-!Timothy, ti0co
+. CoRNMEAl.-s3eo.
BRAN--Market lover. sl,ssssl.ai. sacked
east track.
HAY--Market firmer; timothy. tssco<9
9.oe; prairie, Sss.o1fea.oo.
TWINE--Hemp, 7sse.
PROVISIONS = Pork, market uf-
changed Johbing, sls0. Lard. I'M
changed. prime steam. ssaculaea. Dry
salt meats. unchanged. boxed extra
shorts, l0Ac; clear ribs, f0Acl short
clears. lie. Bacon. unchanged; boxed ex-i
ira shorts. ii*G; clear ribs, iiEc; short
GLARS, i7e, Ia
RyE-unehange at glc.
POULTRY-Firmi chickens, i2o; spring.
zoe; turkeys, ltIsc: ducks. lie; geese. &C.,
BUTTER-Firm: creamery. 3sQsc.
EfalfS-Tlrmer. lie
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-14
Total receipts. IS ioa 8
DISpOSIrIDN-A FAD.


CAfTLk-Receipts were very small for
q Monday Al this season OF the year, and
other points were also reporting peIy
moderate offerings. Last weeks decline
In prices evidently had the effect OF
checking the .marketward rush, and IL Is
also appsrentsthat the few desirable cattle
left In the, country are In strong hands
and viii not be marketed Unfortunately.
salesmen wanted considerably higher
prices this morning and dressed beef men
all wanted some cattle, but there was
more or less difficulty In arriving at a
trading basis, and trade opened rather
slow, although the trend to values was
undoubtedly upward. On an average
prices Tor beef steers were pretty close
TO a dime higher than on Friday, and
although the movement was compare
tveiy slow a very fair clearance was
made BY noon.
The market for cows and heifers was
also somewhat stronger. and all grades
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-14

LIVERPOOL, May 2-wHEAT-spos.
firm, No. 2 red. western. winter, IS "a !.
May. Is s5sd. July. "a sAd; October, IS
SID.
cORS-spoTt firm: American mixed
new. IS Sid; American mixed, old, 10 "a
American. mixed, new. kiln dried, IS ifssd.
Futures easy; May, nominal; September,
- 45sd.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-14
MianeapoIi. Grain u.rk.,.

MINNEAPOLIS. May Ia-wHEAr-
May, n.l6: July. s.IsAgLIsIA September,
NOsss. Cash: No. / hard, N.H; No. /
northern. nlI1; No. 2 northern, a-i5d
1i5l5: No. q. A.l3f3i. III.
FLAKE 1sitd2 81.
BARLEY-7ScaNG
CORNING. . yellow, Taac.
0ats-No. white, SIC.
RYE-No. z Sc.
BRAN-In 100 pound sacks. go s0fssi @
FBOUR-First patents, E.5t15. Is; second
patents. S.is15.E. First clears, So eo4Ii5
second clears. s24G3l0
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-14
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

PROPOSALS FOR sH0Es-OFFIcE OF
Depot Quartermester. 81 Louis, Ne.
May L 1872. Sealed proposals in tripil-
cate viii be received here until Il o'clock.
noon. central time May IS. 1917, for fur
nishing and delivering at either the BoS-
ton, Philadelphia or 81 Louis depose,
q. 900 pairs Russell Marching Shoes. IN
formation furnished upon Application.
WILLIAM H WILSON. Captain and
QuartermaStsr, U. s Army.
Ms-4-s-7-A.ls.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-14

OMAHA, May I3-HAY-No. /. III 5oa
z %. No. 2 SIS. eDa0 %; No. .. as, ocaI7 %.
No. i middIing. -. s4gz1. %; 10. / low!
land. 80 .oo911s vi slfslfa, choice third ana
ond cuttings. 10 .062 %; No. Z, sfS ,ooa
40 Coz No & SIG 6offE %
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-14
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARkET
Demand for sheep stesay--Hess aud
IA ~ Cattle Higher. At

CHICAGO. May la-CATTLE-Receipt
llooq head; market mostly lefpe0c higher:
beeRes. ss.loae.2os Texas steers, SagOag, 20:
wetsern steers, 6,s0n7.7b; stockeTs and
feeders, ~ 1HalS cows and heifcrs. t.so
q7.75; calves, $5.00d7.5A -
HOGS--Reeeipts, $500 head, market
generally Sc up. light. T.2Sq7. IN; mixed,
". IS; heavy, yl.s5eI7s6: rough, E.Sfp
I,s6; pigs, &.eor7.oo; bulk OF sales, 1850
49,
SHEEP AND LAMBS--Reeeipts, s,0oo
81 .60uI.25: western, AsoQl7 81: yearlings'
B.oaa2 lambs. native. tSsoQs.S. west
ern. ss.2SQlo0o.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-14
Milwaukee Grain Market.

MILWAUKEE,, May 1a-wHEAT-No.
1 northern, u.sl1dL3 M; No. northern,
S,i9lsetl. aoss: No, hard winter, slit0 4 IS:
July, N.izadi.ish; September. u.6kE
iofA.
CORNING. . yellow, Tslsc: No. white
7sl1e; No. ,. 7sc; July, lie; September. ice
oats-Standard. sshgbSisc
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-14
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. MAY B-MONEY--
On call, steady. MAS per cent; ruling
rate. 2A per cent. closing bid. per cent
offered al per cent. Time loans, firmer
sixty days, 3Q3E per cent: ninety days
SAush per cent; six months. SitdS& per
cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-ta4ss
per cant -
STERLING ExCHANdE-steady, with
actual business In bankers bills At ti-Sk2S
for sixty-day bills and at t.sSss for de-
raand; commercial bills, hS3a.
SILyER-Nexlcan dollars, sc.
BoNDs-Governmen firm; railroad, lr-
regular.
Closing quotations % popcs today wers
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-14

PEORIA. H., May i2--coRS-Lower.
No. yellow. Ike: Mo- yellow. s3t.c.
No. mixed, Sic sample. ssgssc.
OATS-SteAdys No. white. ssc; 70. ]
white. Gssc. No. white gs1sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-14

LONDON, May I&-Ameriean securities
we're qulat and steady during the early
trading. Canadian Pacific advanced IN
points while the rest Of the list ranged
from Aeiis higher than Saturdays New
York closing
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-14
DIED.

MULHALL-Nrs. William, aged u. Mon.
day morning. E
Funeral Wednesday at O'Clock from
the residence Of Mrs. r. A Putnam. lTz7
Georgia avenue. 10 ST. Peters church.
Chicago and Cleveland papers please copy.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-14
xsn.a. civ Live s,octs M.r,.,.

KANSAS CITY, May ls.-cATTLE-Re-
cipts, ZOO head, including i.ooo head
southerns; market steady TO I0c higher;
dressed beef and export steers, .S.0oa9.oy,
iair 10 good. 6e5u7.s0; western steers, $40
cows. Al0Gi.i6: native helfers, IS, 25aiS,oo
bulls. AIbT.Oo; calves, tAooaS.Oo.
HoGs--Receipts. T,6c head: market
weak TO loc lower bulk OF sales, t7.5o1
40; heavy, T.sS11, s2h; packers and
butchers. sfe.g1.so; lights, r.ss97so; pigs,
SHEEP AND L.AMBS-Recalpts iaooo
head: market steady; lambs, ss.Ooafg. is:
yeariinEs. N.75apS.0o; wethers, 81 60at7, Is.
ewes. HoopI9o: stoekers and feeders.
S.0oQ6oo; Texas goats, x.o0Ql.0a
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-14

seo series B. - WEST, Eiss- cv Sc, Nhs
sees, Elee. ev, S.. SAwis Cenirsl sz...-. HA
III Cen lax ri, u. 25h No. Pss. CIV. H.. s.
s0fie7sd. =
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-14
Bnnk ClearingA.

OMAHA. May 2-Bank elssrnEs for
today we're nssS gi,F and for The cor
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-14
FoR SALE OR. EXCHANGE

WILL take Omaha house or clear Iot
on my ha.f-sectlon; miles to U. p main
sand; requires slzo per acre cash, in
annual tnstslIments; describe yeur
house or lot. Address r rs. care Bee.
FOR ExcHANGE-s,5g acres IN LIN
coin Co., Colo Want Omaha income prom
erty. Price 80 per acre. Ed Kelly.
Adair. Ia.
AUTOMOBILE. incubator. lathe, steam
engine. tents. gas engine. dynamo. mail
order mfg. business. want billiard table
diamonds. automobile or offers. Tel
Black 1853 Parent, soi Frank ST.. Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-14
sSundal

Receipts and disposition OF live stock at
the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha, for
tEsnty-four hours ending at y. m.
yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-14

ST. JOSEPH. May a-~cATTLE-Rs-
ceipts. 30 head. Market strong; steers.
y. f5ahb4: COWS and heifers, s.. 2SgII 10.
calves. a. 50u7T6
Hods-kscsipts, 1000 head. Market
weak top Nsls bulk OF sales. $3.50. 70.
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts. s0oo
head. Market $50 higher: lambs. 1850
a75. - NV
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-14
DO YOU WANT A
BARGAINf

Look At ID Franklin St. l0-room apart
nlent house. modern. newly painted, on
black soil for garden. etc This Is a snap
Price. si.5a Telephone Red sS0l after {
q evening
FOR QUICK SALE-Owner has reduced
the price Of his modern T-roOm home In
most beautiful location in BemIs Park.
Large lot. fire garden. ideal surrounding
Tel Harvey 2SsS