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The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was: -
The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-


CATTLE-Receipts, as usual on the last
day OF the week, were extremely hsHli
there not being enough OF anything 10
make a test Of value.
The receipts of cattle this week nave
been somewhat smaller than during re-
cent weeks, there being slight railing OF
as compared with last week and oonsld-
sTahle decrease as compared with year
ago At the same time the demand mas not
hsen as brisk as during most weeks OF late
and the market has been somewhat uh-
even The week started out with strong
market but since the first DAY such
changes as have taken place nave been on
the side of a lower range OF values. Inc
hest heavy cattle are perhaps close 10
steady for the week, but the common 10
medium kinds are IN some cases as nuch
as lO64l5c lower. -, l., -.
the best fed stock has not suffered very
much loss, ths tendency has been lower on
ali kinds, with common to poor grades as
much as 10000 lower
Both good fieshy feeders and good STOCK
| ers have been In very fair request all the
| week and have sold at prices that can
| hardly be quoted different from those pre-
| Vaillng at the close Of last week. The
| light and medium weight cattle have been
! easing off under the influence OF far re-
! oeipts and light country demand, and az
! the close Of the week are right around ~
| 6pl5c lower Owing possibly to farmers be-
| ne In The fields the number of country
! buyers has been somewhat smaller than
! usual with the result that the trade In
| the feeder division has been somewhat
| draggy all the week. Still at the close
! practically everything Is cleaned up.
| RepTesentative sales:
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NOTICE
49, al Annlieatlon Id Md ReuIand for

Matter OF Application OF Matt Reuland for
Liquor License. ,,
did upon the stn DAY oI Aprii, a, y; 1872
iase Trustees Of Valley, keb, for license
10 sell malt, spirltuous and vinous liquors
~ Iot q block As, Valley Neb, from the
lst day Of May. 1906. to the LIST day OF
May, 1907. . -
III there be no objection, remembrance or
nrotest hled within two weeks from the
nth day OF April, a. ID, 1906, the said License
viii be granted MATT REULAND,
All. Applicant.
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EvapOrated Apples and Dried Fruits,

NEW YORK. April H.-EVAPORATED
APPLES-Market supply firmly held. Fair
10 good are quoted at S5kd9c; nearly 10
stIict prime, 9isG9Ac, choice, loo; fancy, lie,
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prunes
from 47sc 10 Sc, according 20 grade. Apri-
cots are cleaning up quite closely and
prices are firm. Choice are quoted az lie
extra choice 1lLzdl2c; fancy, l2GlSiSc
Peaches are Arm In tone with fair Yolume
OF business though mostly in the way OF
small lots for the jobbing trade. Choice
clio; fancy, ug1li5c; extra fancy. uhq
l2c. Raisins are quiet and unchanged
Loose muscatels are quoted az 645hc
n5091.O.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Bulge Spends Itself and Prices
Decline,
FLY DAMAGE REPORTS NOT SUSTAINED
Prices High Enough Unless spring
Seeding H. More Seriously Him
der .d-PeFsistent Selling Makes
Corn Easy-Oats strong.

OMAHA, April IA, 1896,
Wheat started strong on neavy rains
throughout the northwest ana on Tue
strength In the northwestern markets put
the bulge soon spent Itself prices ruins
easy the balance OF the DAY, ciosing nsuTes
ports were not sustained Modern Mlilei
reports winter wheat condition eNcelehl:
rhe demand has also hattened out. and
largely a result of local pit conditions. ne
opinion prevails that unless something ue.
velOps to seriously hinder spring .Nhtdl
seeding or the demand improves decldeoly'
present prices are high enough. -,
Trade In corn was strong on rather Ious i
weather throughout the west ana the cyl
dence Of the heavy out-moyemehI tllls
week, but sold of later on the weakness
in wheat and persistent selling. an
weather. which IS Indicated for tomorrow,
was also a factor Trade was rather lisnl.
The cash situation is so healthy IN an ltS
branches that higher prices are assured
Local receipts are 261 cars, covering Two
days with estimated for Monday l4
Oats were strong on vet weather tnTouBH-
out the west yesterday but eased OH :, on IN
forecast OF more settled conditions. hea III,
ing was a feature In the far months the
May sympathizing moderately m ooo
bbls -four $4,000 bu corn, ALVO pu' V so .
Bradstreet,s weekly elearance5s w 79s 900 b1,.
corn. Indian wheat shipments TINS Meeh
were 5000 bu., against $1,000 bu, ias 6 gfS &c,
Australian shipments were eooOVo pu''
against 10000 bu. last year. 80. hoo,
Broomhail estimates the worlds Whea'
shipmentB for Monday AT SSVVtVg W,
Primary wheat receipts were olS,VO ~
and shipments 949 600 bu., against recelpls
last year OF 305 600 bu and shipments oi
$4,000 bu. Corn receipts were Ds4,O1 pu
and shipments 900 bu., against recelpls
last year of 24G,OOO bu and shipments oi
73S, 900 bu. -.,.,. -,
one of the leading grain althoIities o.
the southwest according to the ilpun.SS
gave the following reply to an INQUIRY
think the condition In Kansas ana ne
brnska is for as large crops of wheat a.
were ever raised in these states. me seq
son has been ideal thus lar, ana thstS -
no likelihood of any crop damage Sou III,
plants for several weeks TO come ny
heard no complaints Of insect UVuOtIT 4,
There are always some hesslan ny ~
Kansas and Nebraska, but they dlu ny
appreciable damage last year ana INN! y!
there will be less complaint this year
| Omaha Cash sales.
b CORNING. white, l car, ave; NO
2 cars 43c; no grade, l. car, NC.
WHEAT-No. hard, car, iZ1sc'
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No. 2 hard, 12lk4lbAc; No.
hard. 7Odi73c. No. hard, b349cl NO
spring. 72Iba55c; No. spring, boqiZ12c.
CORN-No. 3, 43c; No. 4, axe no gtaue
Aa42Hc; No. yellow, 4Sc; NO "h''
oAT1S-No. 3 mixed, 2Ohc; No. white
sic: No 4 white, 3O1RuSDAc,
RYE-No. 2, sac; No. 3, 02hc.
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NOTICE.
iatter Of Application Of w. l. Harria

Matter Of Application OF w. L. Harris
for Liquor License,
Harris did upon the 18th day of April,
A. ID. 1905, file his application with the
Board of Fire and Police Commissioners
of South Omaha, tor license to sell malt,
spirltuous and vinous liquors at No, HS y
street, Fourth ward, South Omaha, Neb.,
from the LIST day OF May, 1919, to the LIST
Gay OF May, 1907.
II there be no objection, remonstrance or
protest filed within two weeks from the
18th day Of April, A. ID. 1906, the said
license will be granted.
April W. l.. HARRIS, Applicant
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Matter OF ApplicSton Of August BierbAok

Matter OF Application OF August Bierback
for Liquor license.
Notice Is hereby given that August Bier
back did upon the "a day Of April, A. II,
lsV6 hle has application TO the Board OF
Trustees OF the Village Elkhorn, Douglas
county, Nebraska, for a license to sell malt
Main and Center streets In the Village Of
Elkhorn, Douglas county, Nebraska, from
May, 1907,
II there be no objection, remonstrsnce or
protest filed within two weeks from the 6th
day Of April, A ID. 1906, the sail license
AUGUST BIERBACK,
A6. Applicant
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NOTICE.
Matter of Application Of @. II. Goddard

Matter of Application OF g. IL. Goddard
for Liquor License.
Notice is hereby given that q, IL. Good
hard did upon the nth day OF April. A. y.
Trustees OF the Village OF Elkorn, Douglas
county, Nebraska, for a license to sell
malt, spirituous and vnous liquors, at
corner Of Broadway and Main streets, In
Elkhorn, Douglas county, Nebraska, from
the LIST day OF May, 1906, to the LIST day OF
May, 1907,
II there be no objection, remonstrance or
protest filed within two weeks from the
| 18th day of April, A. D. 1906 the said license
| will be granted. q, IL. GODDARD,
All. Applicant,
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
Matter of Application of Gust Hedgren for
1 1

Matter of Application Of Gust Hedgren for
Liquor License,
Notice is hereby given that Gust He'd
gren did upon the 9TH day of April, A. ID,
OF Fire and Police Commissioners OF South
Omaha, for license to sell malt, splrituoua
ana Vinous liquors, at No. I5S2 n street.
Sixth ward, South Omaha, Neb, from the
list gay of May, lS6, to the LIST day OF May,
1901
Ii there be no objection, remonstFance or
protest filed within two weeks from the TIN
OF April A. u. 1906, the said license
"... be granted.
GUST HEDGREN,
Al. Applicant,
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FOR LIQUOR LICENSE
NOTICE.

NOTICE. - -
Matter Of Application OF Charles L. Deei
son for Liquor License. -. r,A.-t.. a
Notice Ks hereby given that CheIles n
Deerson did upon the 9th day OF april, a a. ~ ~
t 49, ~ the Village Of Elkhorn, Doug,
as COUNTY Nebraska for a license 70 set
malt. spirituoua and vinous liquors, az tteas
Street Crawford's addition 70 EikhoIll,
DougIas count, Nebraska, from tne Ist o gay
al Nav, 1905, 10 the list day OF May, IV',
n there be no objection, reNiohst' - 80 ~
nrIotest MED within TWO weeks from tht o'I
hay Of April, A. -. 1906. the SAL llsehs'
Wal Dc CHARLES E. DEERsoN,.
a. Appnoaat
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARK
Cattle, sheep and Lambs steady
Hogs Higher,

CHICAGO, April 4.-CATTLE-Receipt
100 head; market steady; beeves, A.Wq6Ni
cows and heifers N.6OG625; stockers and
feeders, $27bd4.70.
HOGS-Reoeipts, 5000 head; estimated
Monday, 5000 head; market 5q7hc higher;
IS 6Od8. 72Ih; rough heavy, $6.BQ6.40; light,
se4oQ6.67ia; pigs, $59Oq6.4b; bulk Of sales,
$655d6 Go.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts, 1900
head; market steady; sheep, -. 2046 70;
yearlings, $5,65d64O; lambs, t4.75a6.6.
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Matter Of Application OF NJ. Wollstein 4
co. GneorPoratedl for LquoT Loense
& Co, did upon the eth day Of april, A. d.
1905, hle their application with the Board
OF Fire and Police Commissioners Of 5outh
Omaha for license 20 sell malt, Epirituous
and vlaOus liquors, under the firm name OF
H. Wolstein g. Co, at southwest corner
a5thaand y street, Fourth ward south
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Metal Market.

NEW YORK. April A.-METAI.S-rhe
metals market showed even more than the
Saturday apathy following yesterdays holt
day, Tin spot was quoted al Ssboq83 7b
Lake copper remains steady az SIS 300 "a. 70.
electrolytiC, SlS25dlS50 and casting SIS 600
B2. Lead was nominal at N8Q5.S, and
spelter dull az S6o1d6l0. Iron was quiet
and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, April N.-METALS-Lead.
higher at $50 bid; spelter higher az ssh
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stock in sight.
WnnI MnrlEci.

LONDON. April l4.-The arrivals OF wool
o.. tba third series Of auction sales amount
Tor 10 M laS s5g bales, including 5000 Forwarded
direct TO spinners. The Imports this week
"sT TOUfS. Mo, April H-WOOL[-
steady; medium grades combing and cloth-
ING 34I2sc; light fine 20QfAci heaVy hhe'
iSSg2to. tub washed, 3lm3Sc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-15
NOTICE
Matter OF Application Of Henry NeumeYer

Matter Of Application Of Henry Neumeyer
for Liquor License.
Notice is hereby given that Henry Neu-
meyer did upon the 9Th day Of April, A. ID.
1875 file his application with the Board
OF Village Trustees of Bennington, Ne
braska, Tor license to sell malt spirituous
and vinous liquors at lots Nos. 1, z, 3, T.
from the LIST DAY Of May. isO6, to the ist
day OF May, 1907.
III there be no objection, remonstrancs
or protest filed within two weeks from the
9Th day of April, A d. 1906. the said license
HENRY NEUMEYER,
AS Applicant.
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sIoux CITY Live stock Market.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, April 14-(Speeial Tele-
ATTLE-Receipts, 200 head. Mar
ket Unchanged beeYes, fa.9Oq66O; cows
bulls and mixed, S300uA5Oi stockers ana
Feeders, S3.5Oa460; calves and yearlings
'0GoGjsGReeeipts, 200 head. Market &c
higher, selling at s6.S5q6.SO; bulk OF SAFES
.6,371sd6.40.
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NOTICE
Matter Of Application Of John Borghof for

Matter OF Application OF John Borghoff for
Liquor License.
did upon the 5th day OF April, A. ID. 1905,
file his application with the Board OF VIZ
lage Trustees of Bennington, Nebraska,
vinous liquors at lots ), anu 10, block 10,
Bennington, Nebraska, from the list day
Of May 1906, to the LIST day OF May, 1901.
II there be no objection, remembrance
or protest filed within two weeks from
the 6th day OF April, A. ID. 1906, the said
JOHN BoRGHoFF,
AS Applicant,
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DuIuth Grain sIarket.

DULUTH, April iA-WHEAT-To arrive,
No. l northern, SOHo; on track. No, l
SObc; July. SOAc; September, sOhc,
OATs-To arrive on track and May, Hhc.
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ST JOSEPH, Mo, April 14-CATTLE-
Receipts. lO5 head; market steady; natives
81 4Ofi6OO; stockers and feeders, S.2bq4 40;
cows and heifers Sl.75q4.6O.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3795 head market
mostly &c higher light, S635q6B; medium
and heavy, s64Oa6.521si bulk of sales SS'Azts
SsHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, none.
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PenrIn MnrIIat

PEORIA, April A.-CORN-steady; yell
low, size; No. 3, Hhc; No. 4, 4Olac; no
craze, lJ1kc.
oATs-steadyi No. white. s2Ho; No. 4
white, size.
RYE-J Unchanged; No. ?, 62q6sc
WHISkT-On the basis OF N.S for
nnishNd goods.
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MiIwnukee Grain Marked.

MILWAUKEE April 4.-WHEAT-
Steady; No. ! northern, d14qS2b9c: No ?
northern. 770S1c; May T0saSoe asked.
RYE-Hlgher; No. /, CSC,
BARLEY-steady; No, ?, Sc; sample,
40af54c.
ooRN-HIgher; No. 3 cash, 4l84Tsae May.
46hC asked
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Date, 1906. 1905 nsOs 1908. 1902. l1sOi 1890.
.SOh0Af FRIDAYS SHIPMENTS.

The Following Shows the numbeT OF CATS
of stockers and feeders shipped to the coun-
try and their points of destination!
CATTLE Cars.
], A. Baker, Emerson, lar. I,...........
w. w LAtta, Tekamah, Neb.-M. q o.
Charles Fischer, Irwin, lac W,.'...''.' !
@. w. Cox AdaiT, lar, l................. l
Paine q w, Adair, lar 1......,.......
c. F. Morton, Union, Heb.-M; P;..',..'.. !
Talley q CO. Gibbon, Neb.-U. P...,..,.
]. c, Osborne Battle Creek, Neb.-F. E..
II. Brunswick, Howells, Neb.-F. E....... !
n. Lane, Adair, lar. l.....,.........'..' I
ii. 10. Brown, Goldheld, Ian. W.n.... !
A. E, Romberg, Soribner, Neb,-F. En-. !
Ed Emo, O'Neill, Neb.-F. E...............' .
II. Nj. Widner, Corning, la.-Q,'.....'..''' l
THE official number of cars OF stock
| hrol,gbt in today nv each road was:
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

John Il. Dooly and wife to Henry f.
and Orren j. Petrie, lots z and 8,
block 2, Isaacs & Selden's add. ..,... IS 500
John Giffin and wife to James Walter,
lot u, block 2, Kountze Sd. add ..... 2,536
lot q block l, Durham Place. ......,.. $50
teller, lots 2, and 4, block 2, Lincoln
Arthur Redgwiicikt and wife TO George
Clizbe, lots, 4, 8, and Z, block l. Moe
Clevine c. Kendall to Cora NJ. Broad
well, lots /, 2, g. 4, s, 6, 10, 20, q, %
% and "A, block 3d. George H. Bogg's
George w. Ames and wife 70 VIM. q.
IRE, part lots l and 2, block 50,
Omaha ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70
Florence Co. to Elizabeth Tuttle, lot
10, block /, Madison Square. .......,... 225
Frank c. Patton and Wife TO Mrs. Viola
3. Petit, block lS3 Florence. .,........,
Edward c. Paulsen to Claus Ernst, lot
l. block ], nington........,.,....,,, 100
Henry BUM to same, lot 4, block !,
Pioneer Townsite Co. TO same, lot 4,
block 49, same .,,.....,......t..,,.,..,., HO
Same to same lot 3, block /, same..,.., 75
Same to same, lot 2, block /, same,..,. 10
Dennus Gainey and wife to Catharine
Spoken. lot II, block iS1, South
| Mae Gobie and husband to Elmer r.
! Baum. part lot 3, block 1T" loves
George eoH B. Jones and wife 10 Henry
! V. Plummer, lot g. Flack's Sub.,,,,.',l,zOO
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ErpoFts and Imports.

NEW YORK. April N,-Total imports OF
dry goods and merchandise at the port OF
New York for the week ending today were
were sfA,06S silver and 81 .oiA 265 gold. Total
exports OF specie were ns04o,lS6 silver and
Sis2. l0l gold.
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New York MininE stocks.
NEW YORK, April 4.-Closing quota
tions on mining stocks were:
TreasurI Statement.

WASHINGTON, April 4-Today's state
ment Of the treasury's balances IN the gen
eral fund, exclusive OF the Sl50.000.O00 golC
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reserve shows. Available cash balance,
tl5s, 22059i; gold coin and bullion. S7AS0a. rs;
gold certificates S67, $4,000.
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Articles, oPen. High Low: CI0se.I 9es-y'
Wheat
May. l1s9sQhl IS.Sl INA uml %
July, =, ISOA4Sll N lIsts4A lS7A eV7s
Sept. o.. i9AqAl 1S4slieA4% is7sl tS5sQ >
Flax I III II -
May. ] 1875 1875 ] 1873 ! lbb Tvs
July...l ! 2OAl 2Ohl ! ~ Oh ! IVA
Sept. lshl IVA IVA lS7sl 1874
Mlnnea nolis Cash Prlces-Wheat: 10.

Minneapolis Cash Prices--Wheat: No, /
i'Sssc; No. northern. 751sg7s4e; No; !
5 yellow 44%e; No. g. 434sc. Oats: No.
white, S0Ac; No. 3, 2s44c, Barley Ss14g4sc.
Rye, 567,ua,%c. FLAX Cash, Sl,lIs; May,
A.lbM.
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roIcdo seed MARKET,

TOLEDO, April i4,-sEEDs-Cioysr eash
and Aprii, s6S; October, 1907. Timothy
H55 Alsike, $50.
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NOTICE.
Iatter Of apphea,Iun ot Fred Kruss for

Matter OF Application OF Fred krusa for
uquor Incense.
Notice Is hereby given that Fred Kruss
did upon the llln day OF April, A. ID, 1876,
nle his application with the Board Of Nn-
lage trustees OF bennington. Neb., for
license 70 sell malt spirituous and vinous
liquors at bennington Hotel, bennington
Nep from the list day OF Msy, lsVo, to the
LIST Gay OF May, 1891
II there be no objection, remonstrance or
protest filed within two weeks from the
nth day OF April, A ID. lsUN the said
license will be granted
All FRED kRUsE. Applicant
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CATTLE QUOTATIONS.

The following will show the prices paid
for the different kinds Of cattle on the
South Omaha market: ..,.. 20
FIsir 70 choice corn-fed steers 80. A6jGf4 90
ComrnCr 70 cboics corn-fed steers AOO6p4. Is
GOOD 10 cboics cows and heiferE S75aD4 80
Eeir 70 GOOD cr vys md heifers 80. g. OOdl3 rs
Common 70 fair COWS and heifers i5OQ1S 90
Good 10 Sboica feeders '...,.,..,., AOOd4 80
Fair to good stockers and feeders SgVgaa 'yg4
B,,IIs stays etc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 2.50d4. %
The Following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha Tor the last
several days, with comparisons
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nnnIr CInnrinpn.

OMAHA April 1i.-Bank clearings for to-
day were 81, 326,l64 and for the correspond
ing date last year Sl,3O9 1905.
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OMAHA wHOLEs.Lp MARKET.

Total .........,.....S9,J 800, $3.50 SlS4,O6S 6t
Increase over same week last year ST.
12l, 364.96.
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No A. a. iP E No a" p

HoGS-The hog market this morning was
in Just the condition that sellers like. The
trade was active and prices we're 5q7hc
higher than yesterday, Everything In
sight changed hands by the middle Of the
forenoon. The hogs sold very largely at
TOP today was $3.50 and only S642h yestor-
day.
The receipts Of hogs this week have been
weeks. the falling on being due appar-
entity TO the fact that farmers are busy
with their work and have not taken the
lime 10 shin their hogs. Starting with an
advance on Monday, the market has been
working gradually higher, making new
years record each day Today the hogs
soid not only at the highest point OF the
wear. but at the highest point touched any
day since 1903. The trade most days
and the markets entirely satisfactory to
the selling interests.
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Cash onotatious were as follows;
TLOCR-Dull and steady; winter patents,
q 50da90; winter straights, 13OQ36O; spring
patents Sa550AS0; spring straighIS, s. 900
aB0; bakers, t2SH29A
WEIEAT-No. 2 spring, iS9A2c; No
BdNc: No. z red, S1A H@c.
CORN-No 4 re: No 2 yellow sc.
OArS-Na- 9 ~ n52Asa; No. white, S3iAd
2n.c, No 3 white, q aGSl4c-
RYE-No. = nhG62izc.
BARLEY-GOOd feeding. 8G40c; fair 70
choice mailing. t4n6oc
SEEDS-No. ! Tax. A09h. No. / north
western Al 49, Timnthv prime. Sl1fA
Clover contract Frade, tii-A
PROVISIOSS-Mea pork, per bill tldl0
Gl61A Lard. per lao BE-, H.saQssIla short
rih1 EiiFa &c. ss-iiife-A short clear
s'r.- 0----sN 81 tnF N
On the Produce exchange today the but
&c r. ra1 steady creameries. l4H
2lisc. dairles. l4QlSc. Eggs, nrm; az marx.
cases included. ll1Ac; hrsts. 141sci prime
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al ~. case oount.
minneapolis Grain Market.

MINNEAPOLIS, April IA. - FLOUR
Quiet; FIRST patents, $l10d4.20; second pat
ents S. 9Od4.OO; first clears, $3.5OQ3.6O; sec
ond clears, t2.4O6f255.
BRAN-In bulk, $145O.
(superior Boaro of Trade quotations for
Minneapolis anG Chicago delivery, The
VANCE Of prices, as furnished by y, ID. Day
& Co, ilO-ill Board of Trade building, was;
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g.. Iou,. General Market.

ST. LOUIS April l4-WhEAT-Lownesr;
No red cash, elevator. S7Qt6ei track, poSt
97o May. 79%c; July. 76Aa7s]c; NO
hard S0GS6c. ~,
CORN-Futures, lower: cash, strong; No.
2 cash, nominal; track, aslfci May ANei
OATs1Futures, weak; cash, steady No
cash, S2c; track, 32kqs3o May Slyse;
July, sic; No. white, Ahc. -
FLOUR-Steady; red winter patents, -, 10
al. 40; extra fancy and straight, $S.IogAZo;
clear, S2.S043.10.
sEED-Timothy, steady at S2.bOg27O,
CORNMEAL-Steady at $3.50.
BRAN-Firm sacked, east track, Scq
HAY-Firm; timothy, sSOOa1s.5O; prairie
IRON COTTON TIEs-$l.01.
BAGGING-S5ac.
HEMP TWINE-7ac. go,
PROVISIONS-Pork, steady 1obbing,
N6iO Lard, higher; prime steamed, w. 20,
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed, extra
shorts, SS,S7iA; clear ribs, $500 short clears
S9.i2Jh. Bacon, steady; boxed, extra shorts
| Sd 62h: clear ribs, 1916 short clear SSSi1s
POULTRY-Weak; chickens, S1sc; tur'
KEYS 14Jkc ducks 12c; geese, &c.
BUTTER-Duil; creamery, logic; dairy
| 14q1So. -
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FOR LIauOR LruENsR

Omaha, Neb., from the LIST day OF May,
lgU6, TO the Isl DAY OF May, 1906,
liz there be no objection, romOnstrahoe or
protest MED within Two weeks from the ttn
day OF April, A. II. 1905, the said hoense
Wal be granted.
"A NULLSTEIN n CO,
w. l.. HARRIS, Vice President,
A. Applicants
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-15

Articles open. Hlzh.I Low. else. Yes'y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-23
MR.. KINGS STATEMENT.
7eopens the Racket store on crander
Scale Than Ever.

Mr. Geo II. King says Il was forced
into bankruptcy by the senseless acton
Of a local institution. One-half Of ny
Indebtedness would never have affected
my merchandise business. with fair
trade I could have eventually taken Of
the other half"
The great house Of Charles Broadway
Rouss, Of New York, has unbounded con-
hdence in Mr.. King. and bought the
New York Racket store and placed Mr..
King IN fun control OF II. Not only that,
but Mr., King starts with a bank deposit
Of two thousand dollars Ia cash. which
has been sent from New York. Mr..
King says 1T seems Hike dream rather
than the blessed reality"
Thef riends OF Mr.. King win rejoice in
his good fortune and we bespeak for
the New York Racket a greater trade
than ever and boom for Harrison ave-
nue..