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Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Unfavorsble Reports from Missouri
and Kansas Send Wheat Up
Five Cents.
BUGS EAT THE WINTER WHEAT

OMAHA, May II. l9i5
Unfavorable crop reports from both
Missouri and Kansas sent the wheat
market from to 81 cent shigher.
The deterioration In these two states
market from TO 5ih cents higher.
The reports from the winter wheat
belt Of insects are expected tn become
numerous during the latter part of this
week, Spring wheat markets were quite
weak, but they reeainsd more than half
Of the loss, with millcrs active buyers
OF the May delivery.
deliveries on MAY contracts were 2j5, 900
bushels Of wheat, A0 900 bushels of corn
and $4,000 bushels OF oats. Cash houses
took most OF the oats
The corn market really showed good
deal OF resistance against surrounding
movement from the country from now on
would be comparatively moderate.
ClearanCes were: Wheat and flour.
equal to 792,Oos bushels; corn, 1900 BUSH
els; oats. $4,000 bushels
Liverpool spot. Wheat, I'D lower; corn,
I'D higher to Id lower
Primary wheat receipts were 500 600
bushels and shipments 262,OOo bushels.
against receipts OF $4,000 bushels and
Primary corn receipts were nSOOO
bushels and shipments $4,000 bushels,
against receipts of 9SS coo bushels and
shipments OF 1000 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts we're 4l4000 bush
els and shipments sl4 900 bushels. against
receipts of $4,000 bushels and shipments
Of $4,000 bushels last year.
CARLoT RECEIPTS
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chlcaeo .,,'..,..,...........22S los IA
buluth '..'.'...'..'.,s...... "
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Underlying Firmness Shown by Easy
Recovery from Abrupt
Declines.
THE OPENING IS BUoYANT

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE ease with
which prices today recovered from their
abrupt declines Of the previous day vas
nsrksTs Underlying fir1mDn1ess. TRe cbief
factor In today's advance which was most
pronounced In the buoyant open,ng, was
the not % quiet reinsurance contained In
President Wilson's Philadelphia address
announcement also was felt in the
cessation OF the heavy foreign selling
which contributed to tho weakness OF
tho preceding session. In fact from ell
accounts, London and the continent were
moderate buyers here.
Apart from its general Improvement the
chief feature of the market was It's com
parative apathy. More than one-third OF
and in the last thirty minutes. Between
these periods. extreme dullnese prevailed,
with Moderate declines and recoveries
| Final prices we're at or near the best
/ Investment issues being most conspicuous
The situation growing out OF the Lust
tania disaster was less Of a depressing
| influence. but foreign conditions as n
whole especially ltaly's possible course
/ which formed the basis OF many con-
TO- more bullish activities.
| Domestic news OF routine character
included an increasing demand for copper,
/ the successful result OF the Pennsylvania
railroad bond offerings and declaration
| OF an initial dividend on the first pre-
! ferred stock OF Maxwell motors
! Extension in foreign exchange gave
rise to further rumors OF British and other
! credits In this market The French gov
! eminent II Is understood IL about to
| make heavy payments for war supplies
| recently purchased here.
Total sales OF stocks amounted to
1 $40 COO
/ Investment bonds moved In sympthy
| with shares. all the leading lssues re.
! gaining losses OF the previous day. Total
! sales, par value, aggregated S2,S5O,OOO.
Heaviness In government Issues was an
J unexplained feature of the bond list,
Z registered a. declining y, coupon IS y
and registered SIS. ono point on call
! Number OF sales and leading quotations
| on stocks were as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
SLIGO cash

9lUU CASI1
Palance 500 a month rooms with stair
way TO large floored attic with ample
space for more rooms and BATH fun
basement. city water, electric lights. ele-
SAINT fixtures, cement walks. Price. 81 SO
Located AIS Spalding - and 1915 n.
44th ST Keys at 512l y. 18th Ave,
c. q. CARLBERG,
312 Brandeis Theater Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12

SHEEP-Only very moderate run
showed up today. and under the influ-
ence OF moderate supplies and advancing
prices az all points the local market
continued on the upgrade, tie big end Of
the offerings moving at figures that were
quoted as anywhere from a dime 10 az
much as zoe higher Top lambs moved
up to 800 being only loo below the high
spot two weeks ago. There was nothing
extra good here. and some pretty com
mon stuff showed up. A tWo-Car bunch
OF clipped lambs brought $40 and an
other load sold at So
The only aged sheep on sale consisted
of part OF a bunch OF ewes that brought
49, 40. and as nothing at all good showed
up there was n" way Of mahing COM
PARSONS. The trade was draggy all the
way through. as sellers were playing
fOI the full strength Of the market. and
n clearance Was not made until pretty
vel along IN the forenoon.
TOdays receipts smo Intcd 20 about
fcven cars or 100 head, ara tine total
To- the Two days Is 6sl3 head. This ~
the smallest for any two days in e long
time being 900 short OF last week ~
smaller than Two weeks ago and oulv r.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
WINTER WHEAT NOW
ABOUT KNEE HIGH

George w Covert. assistant superln-
tendent OF transportation. with the Bur-
lington. Is back from three weeks trip
that covered about every mile Of the
system west OF the Missouri river.
As to the crops in the central west Mr..
Covert has this TO say:
Il have never seen anything like II in
Nebraska and Kansas. Wheat Is far
eGvanced and there are no bad spots.
Everything now indicates a bumper crop
in the two states, even greater than last
year as the acreage Is greater.
"All through southern Nebraska and
orthern Kansas the first cutting OF al
fglfa Is on. and the yield promises to be
heavy and the forage OF an excellent
quality.
Generally the winter wheat Is about
knee high. and in some fields inside OF
ten days the heads will begin to appear.
Farmers are well along with the corn
and planting ought to be about finished
his week"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
A. P. Turkey & Son
Douglas 1858.

Phone Doug. JO2. 15O7-s w. o. w. Bldg.
WEST FARNAM
FINE NEW BRICK.
Living room, dining ROOM kitchen and
sun room. Three bed rooms and sleeping
porch Hardwood finish. Fine condition;
li8 No. 3Sth st. Rent $50
ARMSTRONG-WALS COMPANY.
Tyler 1890. State Bank Bldg.-o.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRovIsICNs
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on hoard ~ Trade.

CHICAGO. May li.--Alarming crop
damage reports today compelled traders
in wheat TO Disregard fears about posi-
hke consequences of the sinking Of the
market closed strong al nearly tho top
most level of the session, SIC to sac
above last night. Corn gained iSc to &c
net; oats. lAc 20 iSc, and provisions, l5c
to 4Oc.
Sentiment in wheat showed radical
change almost as soon as trading began
and Il was not long before the buying
seemed TO have attained explosive force
As selling had late been pressed to nearly
the limit, especially during the turmoil
that ensued after the Lusitania tragedy
the market was i'm no condition to with
stand a sudden rebound In values. The
result was that when a number OF eNpe-
rienced observers agree as to reports OF
seriously increasing hayoc from Hessian
fly and chinch bugs In big sections Of
stampede to the bull side became vir-
tually inevitable.
Instead Of the mountaineering wheat
crop which the latest government figures
rad indicated. tho outlook today was that
the yield might become sharply reduced.
For example, seven counties in south
west Missouri that were reported to the
government as having con1ition OF "a
per cent were said to be cut down to -
per cent, with a prospect that half ct the
acreage would be abandoned
Corn developed strength with wheat and
owing TO a falling off in receipts. En-
iCellent weather for planting seemed 10
have no effect In checking the advance.
Oats were helped upward by improved
leash demand. In other cereals trading
was decidedly active.
Provisions followed the course taken
by grain, Packers were credited with
buying.
Futures ranged as follows:
I
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
New York GenernI Market.

NEW YORK. May l1.-SUGAl,-Raw
firm. centrifugal, 46lu. molasses. 3.Sic;
refined steady. sugar futures were
higher carly today. prompted by the
tirmness of the street market. Prices at
midday were 6 TO z points net higher.
BUTTER-Unsettled; receipts. l6,S4S
tubs; creamery, extras, ts2 scorel, 2yf2c'
creamery, (higher scorinsl,' SuJOhc'
firsts. 2Sd29c; seconds. Sg26hc.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; receipts 1896 cases;
fresh gathered, extras, 22iAa23c; storage
hacked, extra firsts, Hhd2zc; iirsts. 2O-s
a2lIec; regular packed, extra, firsts, ia
2iiLc: firsts l9i4d2Oc: nearby hennery
whites fine to fancy, 25a23Hc; nearby
hennery, whites, 22da3c.
CHEESE--Firm: receipts, $500 boxes;
whole milk, i6a4c; same, average tancy
l6ikGt16aLo.
POIrLTRY-Livc unsettled; western
chickens broilers. aOdt3Sc, Dressed
auiet: western frozen roasting chickens
l7daihc; fowls. nlkqlSc; turkeys, l5d2lc
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
Cnffee Market.

NEW YORK, May 11.-CoFFEE<-The
market for futures was steadler TO-DAY
owing TO a more optimistic feeling as t.
international conditions end feeling, that
Speculative long accounts should be
pretty near iquidated on the recent Dc
cline. The opening was . TO Z points net
higher and prices improved further dur,
ing the day on covering and a little Wall
street demand The close was TO II
points net higher Sales, 4775O bags. May,
colo: June, 600; July, 1890; August. tic;
September, 7l3c; October, Il6c. Novem-
February. 1870; May. 1850; April, 7.i0c
Spot. quiet; Rio No. T. nc Santos No 4,
lOiAc Cost and freight offers were re-
ported easier, with new crop Santos A.
quoted as low as disc. Milreis prices
were unchanged at Rio and 80 refs lower
at Santos. Rio exchange on London was
unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
OLD PEOPLES HOME TO
HAVE A NEW BUILDING

The old Peoples Home Is to be housed
In a new building to be erected on tract
Of land at Fontenelle boulevard and Bed
ford avenue. donated more than a year
ago by Mr.. and Mrs George A. Joslyn.
At meeting OF the board OF trustees OF
the Old Peoples Home today II was de
cided 10 begin work at once on one
wing OF the home, which Ia to he a two
story brick building John Mcdonald will
be the architect.
Mrs. Edward Johnson. president Of the
board estimated that about $4,000 OF a
desired fund OF $4,000 had been raised.
When more money is subscribed another
wing will be added
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12

,CATTl ,E-RecelpSs were moderate and
the market opened with a very good de-
mana for desirable beef steers. As re-
suit the trade was active and fully loo
higher, with some salcs possibly l5c
higher After the more urgent orders
were filled and some of the buyers drop
ped out ihc market eased off again. tho
last sales showing little II any advance.
The hest yearlngs sold up TO $3.50, with
good heavy cattle at sS.4b.
Cows and hctfcrs were also strong anC
active, desirable kinds being Toe higher
Stockers and feeders were none too ac-
tive, but still prices were about steady.
Some very choice weighty white faces
brought $500.
Quotations on cattle: Good TO choice
cornfed beeves, ss00ds.5O; fair to good
cornfed beeves Sf70us0O; common TO
fair cornfed beeves. 725dlT1O: good to
choice heifers. S.OoqS.OO. good TO choke
cows, S6SJQD7.4O; iair TO good COWS, $3.50
$50; common to fair COWS. 50. Tlet5.75: good
70 choice stockers and feeders, N6OdtS.u0
fair to good stockers and feeders, $1,000
80; common, to fair stockers and feed
ers, S60OGD1.00; stock heiferE. s51Sq7 - 4,
stock COWS s5.5Od6TS: stock caves, 81. 80
qs00. veal calves $S.OOgflO.25; rat bulls,
stays etc, s5.00J6.I5; stock bulla, 500
Q7.00.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
HANSC0M PARK CLUB
WANTS JITNEYS REGULATED

w II. Hstteroth, chairman OF the pub
lie welfare committee o. the Hsnscom
Tark Improvement CLUB. has addressed
another letter to the city council. urg-
ing that an ordinance he passed for the
regulation OF the jtnev business. This
was referred to Commissioner Kugel OF
the police department TO whom a former
letter was referred over seven weeks
ago. Mr. Kugel explained that an or
dinance II being prepared
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12

HOGS-Supplies were the smallest for
a Tuesday for several weeks, only l26
cars or $3.50 head being received. Total
fer the two days OF 1868 head Is $50
smaller than q week aso, and over 1910
short OF last year.
Shippers had only moderate orders to-
day. and bought such hogs as they
wanted Al figures that we're no more than
steady, and IN some instances hardly
that Bulk Of their hogs cost around
81 25d7 20. the latter figure being the
highest paid.
Packers early bids were as much as y
dime loweIs in spots, but nothing sold at
this time. and before anything began 20
move offers had been raised until they
were anyway steady with yesterdays
average At the best time prices were
fully as good MS Mondays best time, and
most anything good brought 13 but
towards the close values eased off a lit
tie again and late sales were no moro
than stCady. The average market showed
very little Improvement.
BIG end Of the sales landed A. ~,
with a good shrinking at 81 a0i7. 22la and
fair. showing AS high as s 10 Bulk Of
ali the sales war quoted at s.. .OH1.3O, the
In tier figure bciDg the ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12

Ninnipcg ..................Gl e..
Sales reported were Wheat-No. .
hard winter. 4 cars, N.N No. 3 hard
winter. / car turkey. N.tSis: o cars.
u.f7ia. I car N.f7 No. 4 hard winter.
1 car, sl.E; 1 car. s.te'a No. 8 durum:
/ car. Si.tS. Ryc-No. .: car. 81 10
Corn-No. 8 white: scars. &c, No. 2
yellows 1 car. 7itsc. No yellow 4
cars, mac. No. mixed. car, nc No.
3 mixed cars. 70ikc. No 4 mixed: I
can 6sAsC; I car, Sc. No. mixed. =
car. zoe, 1 car. sec. No. mixed: I car
20; cars, musty, sec. ORts-No. 5 white:
4 cars. MAc; I car, .0lsc. No I white:
3 cars, 50isc. 3 cars, Soc sample : srs,
sc; 4 ar. tSisc \ car. &Sc.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat. No. TUT
l.tSlg No. , hard, 81. TisGl IS; No, hard,
81 t6lsfil. as, No. I hard N.AotF. No. 3
spring, N.lSUi.tS; No. dutum. N.ts1td
l.i9; No. durum. Sl.f7ianl.4A Corn: No.
2 white. Ilh1lSci No. 3 white, I0&Qilei
No. 4 white, !O91Olsc; No 5 white gao
Iuh@7lhe; No. 3 yellow, 1q5ihe; No 4
yellow, 70tser1lc: No. yellow, 7OH6IONc;
No. yellow, 7od70tec. No ? mixed, 10S.R
tic: No. mixed. 40. d7Olsc. No. 4 mixed,
s9a1tc: No. mixed, 6eQ76c No. s mixed
SS467Oc oats: No. J white. bidSl,ie;
standard. JONh5lc; No. white, SoSG
50Nc; No. 4 white, bCR5ob&c. Barley:
Mating, 7Sd7bC' No. ] feed, 66Q72c. Rye:
No >, 81 sisGfii0; No. g. S1OSltd1.Oe.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET
cattle StronG--HoRs JnscttIed-
sheep FIRM.

CHICAGO. May u.-CATTLE-Reccip
2.O1O head; market strong, native beef
steers, S6.S)df9 IS: western steers, 5000
80; cows and hcifers, 50 5pmSio, calves,
S65OU9 co.
uOGS-Roccipts 1000 head, market nm
settled. hsht grades weak, others %
higher. bulk Of sales, SIWd'1 81, light, $50
a. Ito. mixed. X7..I1.h, heavy, N.W9IV.
rough S7OOSfii5: piss, s. 25Q7Oo,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts l0.0N
head; market firm; sheep, S.iSnS@
/ a mis- IS 5O5ill Is
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
WANTED TO BUY
REAL ESTATE
FARM a RANCH LANDS FOR SALE

California.
Live Oak Colonies, none better W. 4,
smith Co.. 9l3-l4 City Nat Bk. d. 2s1s.
CALIFORNIA LAND.
All counties; catalogue free. Write e.
NJ. Wooster Co, Phelan Bldg, San fran.
cisco. Established 80 years.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12

ST. LOUIS. May u.-CATTIE-Re-
ceipts, 800 head, market higher; native
tccf steers S.S0c9.0o; voariings, tteers
stoCkers end feeders S6.QDdT16, southern
steers SS.25d60O; cows and heiters $4,000
& co. native calves, s. 0ou9O.
HOGS Receipts. 500 head market
steady: pigs and lights, $6.25df17a; mixed
ard butchers. S.50d115' good heavy. SIS
.dLT0
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 100
head; market higher; ewes, N.OOIlO 20,
lnmhs, SabOdS.25 clipped yearlings, S,1bd
II 10. NearllnRs. &.h0MoSO.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12

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Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK May H. 1915
Futures opened steady; MAY, 92Oc
July, 9A5c: October, 2SC; December,
lOO2C. January. lO.CiC.
Futures closed strong May. 9i6c
July. sic; October l004C; December,
10 &c; January. lO.2iC.
The cotton market closed strong at a
net gain of 81 to 80 points for the day.
LIVERPOOL. Nav ll-COTTON--SpOt
easier; good middlnR. 56Od: mddling,
I'D: middllng. fS0d. sales 1000 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
Nor.,. Ct,y Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. May li.-CATTLE-Re-
ctlpts 1000 head. market higher; Irime
foo steers. SS.t0daoO; dressed beef steers,
s.. IriS % western steers, N.25u6.2o,
Stockers and feeders, @.6OmS,25; bulls, SOLO
H7.OO. calves S6.00di0.&
hOGS-Rec eipts, TO- 900 head. market
higher. bulk. S7,S0dLlO, heavy, S2J1i ,S5;
ps ckers and butchers. S.25frl CO., light,
s.. soar. t2iR; pigs, s6T5ff7. Is
SHEEP AND I,AMBS-Iteceipts S,6OO
head. market higher; lambs, N76dll. 90;
yearlinRs, S.S0d960; wethers, N.OqUS.'5;
ewes Sc 60dSO
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12

ST JOSEPH. Mo. May ll.-CATTLE-
Receipts 1000 head, market weak; steers,
N0CWS50; cows and hcifers, N.5oqS,25;
calves, S6.O0dS.jO.
higher; tops, S.35. bulk of sales, $3.50
T32I
SHEEP AND LAAlns.-Receipts 2,e0C
head; market higher; lambs, SO 25d io.i5.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
Sion. CITY Live stock Market.

SIOUX CITY. la. May n,-CATTLE-
Receipts. 500 head: market steady ma
tive steers S7.O0fis. 81; butchers, 81. 2iM1 30;
COWS and heifors, S.3SGt1.OS; calves, S.@n
= so: bulls, staEs. etc. tSt0d7.&
HOGS Receipts, $500 head; market
steady heavy, ST. 2odl7.aO; mixed. S1IhQ
20; light. S1Oa7i7is; bulk of sales, S.l5
lm7.2G
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 300
hnnn
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
London Stock Marked.

LONDON. May n.-Ameriean securities
moved irregularly Canadian Pacific,
Union Pacific and United states steel
were supported In the afternoon, while
the others we're neglected and easy. The
closing WAS uncertain.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12

lutlc over third as large as iot The
same DAYS last year,
Quotations ou snVeI' and lamts Lambs,
Isn't Sp.vu1C SO. lambs. heavy, $500
1895. lanbs. shoru, SS25n9OO. NCarlings.
light, S9.0O1S IS. ycBriings heavy 500
300; wethcrs, good to choice, s. l5dS.ib,
wethCrs, tau to good. SNO0tiS25. owes
good 10 choice, S.55uSC5, owes, fair to
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
Metal Market.

NEW YORK. May n.-METATkLThe
metal exchange quotes lead quiet. Al5a
422: spelter EAST Il. Louis) SPOT, Of
tered al Sl325. At London: Lead, Gl9 lis
6dG $50 iOs. Spelter E62.
Copper. Firm; electrolyiC. $500; cast
ing. Ns-Of1S.75 Tin. Quiet; five-ton
l0ts $4,000. %: twenty-five-tOn lots,
offered at N2 100 Iron Quiet and IN
Al london; spoi copper. fl6i; antimony.
F1QGfI00
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
BUSINESS MEMS CHAUTAUoUA
IS TO BE HELD IN OMAHA

Business men OF the state have de-
cldcd upon Omaha as ths place TO- hold
Ing their business chautauqus this sum
MGR. The first week In August IL the
tune and Carter lslc IL the place Sc
IcCted
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12

nr, Gnn,lr Mnrket.

! NEW YORK. Nav ll.-DRY GOuDS--
1 Cotton goods markets were quiet and
fairly steady today. Yarns were quiet
Tho demand for nen'a wear for. fall
ohowed slight Improvement. Ribbons
were very dull, SILK piece goods were
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
PrIcea Of Cation Advance.

NEW YORK, May IA more optimis-
tic view OF international conditions was
reflected In the cotton market today
Prices advanced $l50 bale.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12

HAVE YOU A FARM FOR SALE,
Mrlte good description OF your land
an an seha u 20 the sioux City. Ia, Journal,
lowas Most Powerful Want All
Meolum. Twenty-Five words every Friday
evening, Saturday morning and every
saturday evening" and SUNDAY IuornipS
Tor one month, giving sixteen 80 -
Twelve dlIIerent days Tor 50: or so words
Largest circulation of any Iowa nsWs-
paper, 5000 readers daily in four Rrest
states. S'Seea
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
REAL EsTATE-NoRTH SIDE
Boulevard Park Home

Brand new, all modern bungalow, five
large rooms and bath; 3 rooms in oak,
one a sun room; beam ceilings book
cases, window seat; well arranged
kitchen, with convenient pantry and ice
box room: bathroom tile and enamel,
with guaranteed fixtures; lighting fix
lures can be selected by buyer; stairs TO
second floor. which is large enough 10
finish rooms cement basement; fur
mace heat; hot and cold water, fine. large
lot: paved street. close to car; located
I'm Boulevard Park addition. Price. $3.50,
about SEQ cash or vacant lot as part pay
ment.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
Cnnnuh.


BUY CANADA LANDS.
The opportunity at present TO obtain
some bargains are given by a lumber
company operating as local yards
Ihey have been compelled to take over
several farms, each being half sections
and all improved and now under cult
walton. Crop prospects now excellent
Purchasers having opportunity 10 buV
these farms Tor the amount of the claim
of the lumber company. Anyone interl
csted, write the head office of The I,um-
her Manufacturers Yards, Ltd, Regina.
Sask S''A~'
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
Sugar Market,

NEW YORK, MAY n.-sUGAR-Raw
firm; centrifugal, 4.77c; molasses, i.OOc
refined. steadY.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
I,vernooI Grain Market.

LIVERPOOL. May ll.-WHEAT--Spot
No. lSs 1Od; No. hard winter. lSs 91kd
CORN-Spot. American mixed, new, rs
cd; La Plata SIS 1i9d.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
9, IouIs GrnIu Marked.

ST. LOUIS. May 1l.-WHEAT-No. .
red 81 5OifG i.521h: No. . hard. tl55d1.5s;
May. sl5S; July, sL27h. -,,,-.
CoRN-No. ?, 76c: No. white. 16lhc;
oATS@No. 2 631sc No. 2 white, SEC
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
ArtIcle Open. High. Low. Close. -Yesy
MAY. s2Is IS 62ik SIS SEA
July. 26 I S2hI Is ! SEA %
Corn
May 74iA i6 t4lpI 20 "a
July '76's iS's tbs tSA ioA
Ma Nav. spa 5sl. 52,s 58h 5iss
July 50 63hsl " oJbl OLA
tulv Is o2lL Is 20 Is O2}sI Is % Il IS
Sept Is 50 IS 30 IL bO ! 10 va 10 %
L'd 9T1y . II 97,b s75 ss5 s7la
sept 10 % 10 ia 10 W ~ lFs y"
fn I,Siv 10 - 10 IS 10 IS 10 s. 10 so
Sentl 10 S2ihl 10 80 10 s2lal ~ SO i w Io

Cash Prices-Wheat: No. 2 red M.SSg
l.5Slac No. hard, la'Eqi'O';" SGrm'
isi5c: No. 4 white, nominal oats: No, )
white 536b3Shc standard, hYS95il4c
i've: No. 2, $l171a Barley. 72nSc. Tim
81 e. lard. SOS. Ribs. ss.S7lsqslOSh
BUTTER-Lower creamery, DqZ1ac'
F[iGS-Higher: :. receipts, 1856 cases az
mark. cases included i7GlIlhc; ordinary
firsts, 1616@liAc; firsts, lS4qlsAe;
red, 356t3Sc; white, 40q46c,
POULTRY-Alive steady; fowls lo1ac'
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
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OMAHA, May 1l.-Bank clearings FOR
Omaha today we're s3,737 9C9.5l and for
the corresponding day last year S2.Sl9.-
305.j6.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
omaha Hay Market.

PRAIRIE IIAY-Choiec upland. none
here. Si2.uOa1250; No. /, Sll.5Gal2OO. No.
3 s. O0aOOO: No. 2. $J.COaZO0 Choice
midland. none here. Sll5Oai2.OO; No. /,
SiOWa1l.OO; No. 2. &.OOdiO.0O; No. 3, 500
al o. Choice loWland S9CJd96O; No. I
s. 5OieCO; No. ?, S7.OdDSoD; No. B. SLOJQ
500
ALFALFA-Choice il quotable at So %
ai3JG No. T. N2OOal5O0, No, 2, SS0G
100.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12

Receipts and disposition OF live stock
AZ the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha,
for twenty-four hours ending at y. N.
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