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Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01

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for. sheen and lambs was very similar
10 yesterdays period Receipts were
reasonably large but early prices on
good TO choice stock were well sus-
tained and movement had fair degree
or less pronounced among packers, how
ever. and. as soon as the more attrac-
Hive, corn-feds changed hands. values
Weakened and closed at moderate de-
siines During the latter part AMI ~ me me
pecialty for lambs. and final clearances
was rather late.
i total that included more medium and
half finish grades than killers could con-
renieutIy hande. As 6 result, efforts at
cheapening cost were usually directed az
the Inbetween offerings. various strings
moving scaleward at declines OF ioQlsc,
The Lenten influence. II Lexlsteo, VS.
and supply volume furnished the most
convincing. argument for lower trend.
) Extra good Mexican lambs made an
early top OF sss5 while short-term west
arms cleared qrsvenig within ,nlSs. r the M
the big bulk Of the run and while every
thing carried more or less finish, iced
ers are anxious 10 avoid costly feed
bill and average quality Of the run was
owes landed around s3156aso. indicat..
hg 500 limit. and the wether and
teariing markets remained nominal,
tcarcity being the only reason. Feeder
Btock was also hard TO ind, the three
days buy on. country account amount
Ing to a modest zoo head.
Compared with last weeks close, cur
rent prices for lambs show losses OF
i065c, while sheep are selling practically
In the same notchts noted last Friday
4 Quotations on sheep and lamos-Lamos.
kood TO choice, Sc. acas.25; lambs. fair to
food, IS. Ss75. 90; yearilnEs. good to choice,
Eood6.2s: yearllngs. fair TO good. N2a
500: wethers.. good 10 choice. NisnL0;
wethers, fair 10 good, ySSq4.l5; ewes,
good to choice. s56q4coA ewes. fair TO
good Ss0od&ss.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01

HOGS-A heavy, belated crop Of SNOW
bound hogs, coupled, withs snnfav0rAble
advices from eastern pointA enabled buy
ers to make early purchases At figures
about q nickel fdwef. bun The defnafc
was too broad and competition too briss
to permit movement II .bulk At this de-
cline. The market rAbidiy Improved un-
der the stimulus Of free buying and late
sales ruled steady to even lIftie stronger
as compared with yesterdays averase
trade y.
Receipts were featured by increzxes
both in quantity. AID average weight Al
interruption In railway service causing a
run OF over NOE head. while LIQUIDATION
OF well-fed renters hogs Was doubtless
responsible for. the greater proportion OF
strong weight butcher and lard offerings
In the supply Less than one half -of-the
total consisted of little butcher and bacon
Packers f.frnisnsd outlet for. big bulk
but trading Was made even more lively
BY a very fair demand fronf shippers and
spectators. sonnethlnf hkes 10 per ceEt
OF the estimate moving on outside ofderA
A .creditable clearance before midday left
only a few late arrivals Tor. q closing
market, that was more pr less Indifferent
Best heavy hogs on sale. brought S.9
identical with yesterday's high price,
while good butchers sold largely at q. 10
dslh Bacon classes ranged from ts.G
downward. the amount OF business under
the IS marx proving re stiyely small.
T1anrazanfd sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01

NEW YORK. Feb. es.-METALs-
Standard copper steady: spot. N4i00
NEi4: March. s1tlsi-al425: April, Ssi7k
GAS. May. slLi7sSli4s7is: June. siLi754
uik14. London market. strong: spot 10
Is ID. futures. ga lss Sd. Arrivals re-
ported al New York today, ii5 tons. Gus
tom house returns show exports Of s2.3b
tons 50 far this month. Lake copper. h45o
gas: electrolytlc, ;ltJ0liassis; easslne,
tl2glis0Ili2ls Tin. easy; spot. AsHgi
t&l2is: March. So 75faf3 %: April, 50 sotf
eco; May. 81. ssisdfe s5ss: June. Ai. 80
fi.sS. London market, steady; spot. fis5 IS;
futures. f1@ IS. Local sales ten tons;
March ssS.ZIl4- Head, quiet. tloof4io.
New York: S2s2l.liSssis East St Louis
L>ondon, ki5 lis Speilef, steady. Sc VI
SIS New York; 80 bid. East ST Louis
London. f2s los. Antimony. quiet: Cook
sons, E.& Iron. Cleveland warrants. Nas
It'd London. Locally. iron was quiet: No.
Il foundry northern. ti47sdl5.36. No. ,
SiA Hai415: No. southern and No.
southern soft. siL T5Gi5z5
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Feb. @.-METALlS-
Lead. strong at $40: spelter, strong at
49,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01
SOUTH DAKOTA TAFT
COMMITTEE ORGANIZES

ABERDEEN. s. D.. Feb. 2s.-tspecial9
The meeting Of the Taft republican CEN
trail COMMITTEES here this week was well
Attended from all PARTS Of the stat. and
n UGH confidence in the result in South
Dakota was expressed. The meeting
was an adjourned one from. the gather
ing at Huron in January when the CON-
niittee was organised and routine mat
tsrs relative to the campaign were taken
VI. Among other things the COMMITTEES
selected j. r.. Hallsday Of Iroquoas as
the stalwsrt candidate for republican
national committeeman. subject 10 the
June primaries. Mr.. Halliday Is a
former state auditor editor Of the
froouois Chief and has been prominent
In republican party affairs for rIlny
years
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01
THIRD ATTEMPT AT
SUICIDE IS FAILURE

YANKToN, s. D., Feb. 2.-CspeciaD-
Harley Smith, a young farmer Of Bon
Homme county. shot himself in the head
three times with a = rifle and is alive
and doing nicely. Three times Smith
tried to end his life. while respondent.
without any real cause. and three times
the bullets failed to strike vital spot.
although fired at close range in the
forehead and right temple The bullets
penetrated the head but failed to end
the young mans life in some strange
manner. Smith then gave up his at
tempts at suicide and was found by
brother on a lounge in his house. where
be walked from the barn after the shoot
ing. He had managed to wash off the
blood before lying down. He will re-
cover.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01
MISS WILSON DELAYED
BY Sh0WST0RMS IN TEXAS

DAI.HART. Tex. Feb. 3.-Miss Nellie
Wilson. daughter of Governor Wilson Of
New Jersey is encountering adverse cir
ounstsnces In her journey from North
Central Mexico to Trenton First she
was held UP in the state Of Chihuahua by
failure Of train service that resulted
from activities Of banditsL Arriving here
sunday night she has been held up by
storms that prevent the movement Of
trains Miss Wilson expects to be on her
way to New Jersey tomorrow
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01
K.a... city Live stock Market.

eeipts, 1000 head, including 100 southerns:
market steady TO ioc lower; cows steady
and active dressed beef and export
steers, ,sT5ds. 70: fair 10 good. S.poe0;
feeders sI6ofi6. 10: southern steers, $3.50
AS0: southern cows, S.&d6bo; native
cows. 1900 $50. native heifers, A.7sqe0;
bulls NOcn550; calves t45cas.oo
HOGS Receipts. $500 head: market
steady to &c lower: bulk OF sales, ADg
butrnefs, Sso6s. 70: Tights, ss.soGsz; pigs,
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recelpts. 1000
head; market strong; lambs. &0Vqe9;
yeariings, AT5d5.sD; wethers, AOH4l5;
ewes. t3.5oH4..5; stockers and feeders
sa 7564p
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01

), NEW YORK. Feb. 29-ENAPORATED
APPLES-Q and prices are steady;
on the spot, fancy are quoted at e&c TO
10S.e: choice sl1dsc: prime. 7AassSc.
DRIED ERUITS-Prunes. a little more
active in a iobbing way and prices are
steady: quotations range from NC to l2c
for CALIFORNIA; up to SO-,os. and slfc 70
lec for Oregons. Apricots. inactive but
prices are firm; choice l4@4dl5i4e: extra
choice. if&Ql6i.c; fancy, lsAai7kc.
Peaches dull. but steady; choice. l0tt9
lOasc: extra choice. 1ld1ihc. fancy. lllsa
lie Raislns. inactive and prices are about
steady; loose muscatels. 54Q1c;h choice
TO fancy. seeded. 6%a7izc. seedless, 6d7c;
London layers. sltedLb.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01
HADLEy TRYING TO HEAD
OFF H0UN DOG SONG

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 2.--Fearing the re-
call. we will refer the matter of select
ing music for a state song to the people
Of the state themselves under the refer
endum," said Governor Hadley today.
Governor Hadley hopes to head off the
'1houn' dog" song with something better
bespeaking the dignity Of the statA
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01

Cash Quotations were a. follows
FI.OUR-F1rm; winter patents, N.09
iztenss. Is egsso; spring strslghts, ,tba
Ms; bakers, s16asp.
RYE-Ne. {. No.
BARLEI-Fecd or mixing, so8sSc; fair
10 choice mailing. si.l14l-A
sEEps- Timothy. ;il~gsse; clover.
'lH SGRvvSisioxs-Msss pork. nsw. ,Asas;
short, rtbA. liooss1. SS.M
Total eisarancss q wheat and flour
Hsrs eQnal to uk.oo bu. Primary re
rslpts sers "a 90 bu., compared with
1szceo ba the eorrs<ponding day a yeaI
go. Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
fzrs: !, hogs. NOE head
Ch1csEo cash Priees-wheat. No.
led. fl1lss9lee1: No. red. s1scgA OH
10. hard, si.@es dl6. No. . hard. N-eoii
lsl0s: No, l northern. S.loUa. u; No.
korthern. g. c1i-is: No. : spring. heoa
10. No spring. sso9$L0; No. spring,
sc6n.G Corn: Ne. 1 ssssassisc; No. !
mhlts. 8Sssc: No. . yellow. Glsge51.c
20. 4 ssssustc: NO. 4 white. 6a9s2a.ci
"a yellow, cheese. Oats. No.
ishIteI tzsIQEz4e; No. . white, senSsc; No.
1 4ssc; No. white. S1S2c; standard
fl s 80 s..d: siiaeiasa Clover SEED ed
sUffEkxe.sy; ereAmeriss. sasc;
fxlrses. 28zc-
IEG9S-necelpts. lsis cases Market
reak; 1t mark. cases included. 2i62s
trd.narr firzts. 1914c: flrsts ssiz9z7c.
CHEE4E,-Stsady. daisies. fT4d17lrc;
Irina- f6K817c: Young Americas. 11i.E
NC; isng norma i7A4rri1c
FOTkToES-EecsiptA. q cars. Market
tssdy. Wisconsin. n&6liss Michigan
nd Mnaeso<A, nesQl a.
POULTkr-E1rm- Turkeys. Live. i4e;
iresse4, lie Chickens: Live, iBcs dressed
e. SPRING.: 1--we, iSisc: dressed. lsc.
yEA1r-sfeady st 561lc-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01

SAVANNAH, Ca, Feb. a9.-TURPEN-
TINE-F1rm. tsikc; sales. 81 bbls: receipts,
bbls.
RoSIN-Firm; sales. ISIS bills receipts.
SIS bills. shipments. 1.5B bbls.; stock.
q, SIS bbls. Quote: B. tsezla: D.. sS6S; +.
$40 F. G and II. se7sls: I. $50. X.
E.o5; NJ. SIS; n. $50; WIG. SO;
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. S.-,BUTTER-
Quiet; prints lie lower; western creamery,
special. Csc; extra. ale; nearby prints SIC.
EGCsS-Ninety cents per case lower
PennS wanna and nearby firSts. free cases
ss.i0 per case: western firsts. free cases,
81. ~ per case; current receipts, free cases,
$40 per case.
CKIEESE-Firm. New York full creams,
fancy, iS4Glshe; fair to good. i7i2Qisc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01

MILWAUKEE. Feb. e9.-wHEAT-No
northern, sii01lIi; No. - northern.
tlosdioSSs; No. 2 hard winter. ti.eca1.oi;
May. sfoihlio4 July, sgssc.
CORN-No. 2 yellow. 63iTc. No. white,
SIG: No. 8. t4ssc: May. G9Sc; July. eek
GSsSc
oATS-Standard 5gisd5sc.
BARLEr-Mnlting. 81 g0HieS
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01

lNEW YORK, Feb. @.-MONEY-On
cali. steady. at 2AG2.S per cent; ruling
cent: offered at ~ per cent. Time loans.
firn,er. sixty days. 2&0s per cent; ninety
days. SdsA per cent; six months. 5.dsH
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-saa
SrERi.ING ExCHANGE-stead at
decline, With actual business in bankers
Bills al "a Si26 for sixty-day bills and at
uNi0. for demand; commercial bills,
A.ssL.
sILvER-Bar. 5s1sc: Mexican dollars,
BONDS steady; railroad,
steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01
oa.ahr Cnsh Prlce..
HIcAao GRAIN ANp PROVISIONS
Features OF the Tradins and Closing
Prices ON heard OF Trade.


CHICAGO. Feb. 2s.-Discovery that an
trrur or $4,000 bushels or more had
zen made In computing farm reserves
aused sharp break today In the price
II wheat The close was a full cent un-
,isr the top point OF the session and ~
& 10 NC below last night Latest trad
4 LETT corn at an advance Of Atflsc TO
&C, and oats varying from &c down To
ssi.c Up In provisions the final range
.rsteheu from SC decline TO a gain OF
Heavy commission house selling Of
wheat preceded the corrected report OF
he estimated amount OF reserves he'd on
farms. 1T developed that the statirtician
raginally responsible for the sensational
/, AN u srSds po Of he world had found on
neclipf over his data q mistake OF be
eeen XGUooo and S.000p bushels. This
cant tif4tah reserves should be $4,000. :
~ to i1ooooeo bushels instead OF NVoo,
~ In few minutes Al TIE fresh 3D.
ween The opening and close May ranged
rom t.o1d1efh to tl.1sle. with the tone
IA the end steady al tlo2h. loss Of No
Attention in the corn crowd was
E "a passed the May IN the strongest
<eii Of The year and remained at pre-
DUN, Both month"; touched q new nigh
Eel for the crop. May fluctuated from
X saiss TO reaEzs. but NC higher than
last night. Cash grades were firm. No.
yellow was quoted at 6sgssHc for car
ID was a nervous irregular market in
oats. Outside limits touched for May
hsre e23zfssAc and b2QdS%c. with the
tlose al 2Afnes.c. q net loes OF shade.
atssr trading ceased pork and ribs
ktre unchanged to &c down. but lard
e 10 SIG up
The leading futures closed as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01
sflune.uoII. Grain Markell.

MINNEAPoLIS Feb. a.-wHEAT-
May. 81 .osA: July. u.0hdi on; cash, No
1 hard, ti.7it: No 1 northern, 81 .0eNN
l.Os-. No. northern. sl.o4hui.oas' NO.
o ue29
SEED-F1ax. s2.0li4. go
ARLEY-10cfI&l23
CORNING. . yellow. stfiS5c.
OATs-No. 3 white. i9l.fff9s.c.
RYE-No. 2, s6i.c. th
BRAN--S15. o0ff35 80.
FLOuR-Hirst patents. sS.Ooa5.s0; sec
ond patents, S4.e5fl4.e0; first clears, 2,to9
ais: second clears, s2.30u2.70.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2s.--cATTLE-Recelpts,
a5eo head, Including f.50 Texans; market
loaf5c lower: native shipping and export
steers, s7.50nSsO: dressed and butcher
steers, xs0ns.0o; steers under l,Wo
pounds, &, 2sfi6.7 IS: stookers and feeders,
III EagOO. cows and heifers. s27bn4.0.
Gamers, s2oDd4co: bulls. n5ea5.5o: calves,
IS OodaOo; Texas and Indian steers, $5.VVg
100; COWS and. heifers. B.0abO.
HoGS-Receipts, 500 head; market
steady; 10c lower; pigs and lights, S.vg
$50; mixed and butchers, $nq6.oS; good
heavy. Sc. 50ds6.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 200
head; market strong; native muttons, $50
OATS: lambs. s5.50d6.f5; culls and bucks.
81. 50d3 g; stockers, s2oo03.Oo.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-DRY GOODS
The cotton goods markets held firm with
trading moderate. Staple ginghams.
branded bleaehed cottons, wide sheetings
and other staples are well sold for two
months- March deliveries are wanted
promptly by large jobbers. Retailers are
buying dress goods steadily. Yarns rule
firm, with business moderate 70 light.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Private Estimates on Farm Reserves
Gene as a Surprise.
REACTION EXPECTED IN CORN
Bas B1il FEELING 4. so Undeveloped
pad le.h situation is So Strong
that Value. viii Go 10
Higher Level.


OMAHA, fSos - 4sA--
riivais estimates on farm resources
r4is.e - a surprise TO the wheat trade
SRc as there IS wide difference be-
t.seen different estimates Il is not likely
fnsl yesierdays huyiag will be continual
a.nsl after the government figures are
kssea OIt. Cash eemand at the present
tiaae Goes not warrant any further aa-
snee. hut the crop scare season is Just
ahead and this viii hold short sellers In
eilecS.
Vita every advance in corn values the
short Interest Is reduced which would
suggest, some temporary re-scton- But
the bull feeding IN corn ,s so Widespread
there a little doubt but values VIII be
carried 10 a much higher leNe. before
any decided set hack occurs.
Liverp0ol cables followed our advance
ard slAvrts continued 10 cover. while
buyers fsr the leading bull houses kept
advancing values Cash wheat was &c
higher
Corn AAs Inc strongest cereal on the
tist ard Values advanced steadily. Re-
reipts are failing off and the cash demand
Is ven active. Cash corn was strong
selling i.e TO &C higher today.
Primary wheat rsoeipts were I,oD bu.
and sElprnents were .s4eo bg.. against
tee~fpte last year o. -. go hu. and ship
inenfs Of ~ 90 bu.
Primary corn receipts were 1900 bu.
ttfln shipments were laH.WD Do. aSaihSI
receipts last year OF 4ee.pp bu. and ship,
ments 81 s2ooco bu.
ileersHces were cleo bu. OF corn. 400
bu 81 oats and wheat ana flour equal 10
ktss bu.
~iserpoel c.osed s.aI.d higher on wheat
siei nj higher on corn.
The following cash saits were reported
hcats No. hard. l car. fi0l. No. Z
hard, car. setsc Corn No. white, :
lnrs 6lNc. J car. 6rsc No white, :
cars. aye. No. : yellow. car. 6S..e.
No. yellow. I car, sic. oars epzc. No.
. mixed 1 car. sltc, No. I mixed.
rzrs. GAc. cars. sic. cars. @lac. :
fzrs. er. No grade, car. sic; car, 80.
rats. No. white cars. 5iAc No.
lrAde. I car. SIC.
0mahs Cash Prices.
wIiEAT-So. hard. 81 .oobsai .ooIs; No.
| hard, ~ .oegfi .oeii; No. hard, htHcun .ol;
ConN-.No. 2 white. 6sirfd2Ac. No.
white. eiGelAc; No. color, ssu&hc No.
) yeHoN.s ssdssisc: No. yellow. ecaele;
Ne: 8 rasse. No. I. sis0sle; no grade.
6ATsr-xo. white lhasl4c. stand
ard, sl4flSl4c; No, white. biQ5lisc, No.
l white, t0tz46lc: No yellow, Sh11ic,
No. / yellow, bi&G5S.c.
BARLEY-Maiting ScQti .3: No. !
fed. i4tc. heavier feed, S4lssc.
RYE-No. :. sigs3c. No J. s@slc
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Feb. 9.-CoTToN-s Spot
closed quiet. 5 points lower; middling up
lands. 10. toc: middling gulf. lo5c; sales.
so bales. Futures closed quiet and
steady. Closing bids: March. l0osc,
April, lo.osc: May. 10-25c; June. l0Slc.
July, lose; August. IcSsc; September,
10. sc: October. lo.ssc: November, leiec;
December. 10.4Sc: January. lose.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. Feb. 9.-cATTLE-
Receipts, $500 head: market slow, lower:
ste .rs. s. s0dSoo: cows and heifers, $S.2sq
ESQ: calves. p2sd7.1
HoGs-Receipts, ie.oo5 head; market ga
iOc lower; top, $50; bulk OF sales. S.l0g
,tl
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 400
head; market weak; lambs, S.eed64o.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01

NEW YORK. Feb. 2a-CoFFEE-Fsl-
lures market closed quiet at net adj
vance of to points. Sales. io0sso bags
March i12Sc; April and May. i3sec. June.
n-34c; July. 13.3Sc: August. i3tlc: septen-
Der. is.f3c: October. November. Decem-
Der and January. l34ic; February. 13soc.
Spot coffee quiet. No. 7 Rio. lac: No.
Santos. l5isc. Mid, dull; Cordoya. is9lsc,
nominal
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01

= I0ss.d: NAV, = sd: july, 7sFsd.
CORN-SpOt, steady; American mixed.
new IS 4d; American mixed, old, S. I'D;
American mixed new. kiln dried. g "a,
futures strong; March. e i1std. May. 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01

OMAHA. Feb. 2s-Bank clearings for
today were g, 7s7,e6S. and for the cor
RESPONDING day last year. g, .sso.@.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01

LONDON. Feb. 29-American securities
opened quiet and about unchanged today.
Trading was light and prices moved II
regularly during the first hour. At noon
the market was quiet with values ranging
from u above 70 u below yesterdays
New York closing.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01

OMAHA, Feb. 2s-HAY-No. l. sis.oo;
No. Z, slaoo: ocarse MOO; packing STOCK,
s700ds0O: alfalfa. sisoa Straw: Wheat,
IS 50: rye and oats. S.1dS.5o.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01

NEW YORK, Feb. @.-sUGAR-Raw,
nominal; muscovado,' - test. +z5c; CEN
trifugal. g test. t7sc: molasses, So test.
assc, Refined. a1iet-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01
Lanaan stock MARKET.

liability this week Is ls.s7 per cent? last
week il was E.s4 per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01

PEORIA. Feb. 2.-cORN-Higher: No.
Write. de. No. yellow. &C: No. 4 yel-
sr. &c: No. ; mixed. sc. No. mixed.
okTs-HiEhers No. white. s2z.e: stan
fsrt. sTkcs No. white. Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01

ST LOUIS. NO.. Feb S.-wOOI-
Steady. territory and western mediums
fsaisc. fine mediums. l5Q17c; fine. Ieglsc
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01
DR., WILEY WILL NOT RESIGN
Chemist Says Report Sent Out from
Washington is Fiction. Z
IT TO HIS ENEMIES
Statement Comes from Men who
Have Attacked Him in other
Ways-Not Candidate
for office.

~
w wiley chief chemist Of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture, denied today that
he had any intention OF resgning from
office. He characterized as preposter-
ous'' and pure fiction" the rumors that
he was considering such action and that
he probably would come out with state
ment attacking Secretary wilson and
the administration.
DR.. Wiley declared that the rumors
came from .enemies'' who recently had
attacked him in other ways
As TO the report that after resigning
he would be a candidate for vice presi-
dent on the democratic ticket the doctor
laughed and said:
II could not run on that ticket.
am a whole democrat: that is, the Others
are only semi-demoerats- believe IN the
equal rights Of man. the right OF women
as well as men. to vote. Therefore l am
whole democrat.
The interview to which DR.. Wiley refers
is given below;
Il have a long time been working.
said DR.. Wiley. ITO secure peace. This
cannot. however, exist as long as there
are incongruous elements as now exist
in the department. / have not yet de-
termined to withdraw. / am hoping for
a solution of the difficulties"
TN case of no solution. will you re-
signy' he was asked.
IT am not prepared to say now. II I
determine to withdraw. however. shall
issue a statement which there will be no
difficulty In understanding
May Attack Wilson.
This statement, it is said. would contain
a complete review Of DR.. wiley's work
in enforcing the pure food and drug law.
an account Of persistent efforts to null
lily his activities and strong criticism Of
Secretary Wilson of the Agricultural de-
partment.
DR.. Wiley said he had recently ex-
pressed his views to Secretary Wilson.
Secretary Wilson said tonight that this
was ''all news TO him. that he had not
seen DIR. Wiley in two weeks.
Dr. wiley's present attitude follows
long -drawn-out and bitter controversies
over the enforcement Of the pure food and
drugs act. After the Wiley McCabe con-
gressional investigation last summer the
failure OF the effort to Dust the chemist
on technical charges and the reorganizs-
ton OF the pure food board so as TO give
DR.. Wiley control, twas supposed that
the fight was over. Recent events. how
ever. are said to have convinced the
aoe'or shst nls NotoIy was empty.
AZ was suggested that Ut whey u
0on'eihp'suns eheels ponues. neeen.S
sonpo =. n,s i''enas nav susses'eo nun
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1870
hefuses to Give OUT Letters.
seee.as mnson .oosy oen'eu = re-
auese ~ " ""es' mat an ne
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Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01
stock in s:xat.

Receipts of live stock at the five prin-
cipal western markets yesterday: "a
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01
INK stock quotations:

SILVER-Bar. quiet at Eid per ounce.
MONEY-Sa3,. per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open mar
ket for short bills is 7-isasis per cent
for three months bills, s-leh5ss per
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01

LIVERPOOL. Feb. 9.--wHEAT-spot.
trm; Ne. Manitoba. IS s1zd; No Man
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01

va e: s.r q. !, 4! !,
sept! &4t Va Als ~ "
'i i$'y: ssssss.ssg, s!gss.sss 9
: sept lssls1tt 70 @A @s4uA %
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ssls. ; ;isss d. ~ Il rs
Fi ssi;: I ! ! ! 7 u; ID Bs rs j. BBs
sept I . 2 q u 50. y 50 Il 8 : : x X
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Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01
Sunday.


Receipts and disposition of live stock
at the Union stock yards for the twenty.
feur hours ending al : p. N. yesterday:
RECEIPTS.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01

ST. LOUIS. No. Feb. 29.-WiEAT--
Cash. higher; track, No. ? red, ti.0a
l0sh. No. hard si.o2hgi.iiA.
CORN--Higher; track. No. >, 645IeSisc;
No. white. 65sieSe.
OaTs-Higher; track, No.. :, sc. No.
white. sc. 1875
Closing prices OF futures:
wHBAT-Lower. MAY. si.0'lgi .V.s;
July. e4Saslltc,
coRN-Higher; May. 7iiso: July, p7otsc.
oATS-Steady; May, SC; July, 8sse.
YE-unchanted; sc.
FLOUR-Stsady: red winter patents,
a. 4oal475; extra fancy and straight. Bso
a4.B: hard winter clears. 2Ed3.5.
sEED-rimothy. ti0oo11250
CoRNMEALs-S30
BllAN--steady; sacked, east track,
N.7di.2s,
HAY-Flrm; timothy. Si"9esoo. prai-
rle si3aUlS00
PRovIsIoNs-Pork. unchanged Job
bling, sl525. Lard. unchanged. prime
steam. ss.6lsaS57is Dry salt meats. ,iri-
changed: boxed. extra shorts. Nnls
clear ribs, - Icy; short clears, SD
Bacon, unchanged: boxed. extra shorts,
sS.igls clear ribs, Ss.isll; short clear,
to.a.
POuLTRY-Firm chickens, i3c: springs,
i4c; turkeys. lie; ducks, l5c; geese. &c.
BGTTER--Eirm Ad2ec.
EC.GS-IoXer atisc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-01
Bo.ton stock Market.


BOSTON, Feb. 29-CIosing quotations
tions on mining stocks were: