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SMEAR and Molnsses.

NEW YORK, April 20-SUGAR-Raw'
Anil. fair refining, 2 29-32q2 15-16o centric
usai O. test, 1898 7-iec; molssses s4g gar
~ = 4OSc. No s. 4.0oc; No. Q, 3.95ci No, 10.
SOC; No. ii. sS5c; No. u, assoc; Ne, S Sieoi
No. il, 375c; confectioners A. 4sS &C., m noIyl
A e5c: cut loaf, $500; crushed, b:SOci pow
ds,raS 4 zoe: gra .lulated. 4.GOc; cubes, AS5e
NEW ORL Fans, La. April @,w ,ts5StS 5AH
Quiet but steady: open kettle t;i
lows 3stdS 13-16c; seconds, 2q3Ho. ,-a
MOLASSES-Nominal; open Ketue' i'~
zoe. centrifugal, 17Q20c.
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stoclr I'm siaht.


BOSTON, Mass. April 2O.-WOoLs-Ths
Boston Commercial Bulletin will say TO
morrow of the wool market: business Is
necessarily confined to operations IN Ior.
eign woods, owing to the limited supply
OF domestic stock. Prices are strong ana
dealers have no dlfnculty obtaining the top
OF the market. Late reports from Otan
state that CSC to Csc Is quoted, while IN tne
extreme southern part of the state ls9c tS
23c In wyoming 25 to soc Is not considered
too high by the sheepmen. Thirty-two eelih Genus
il asked for medium unwashed IN Ohlo;;
The hrst OF Indiana's wool has been SOLO nv
CSC. A fair volume of business mas peen
done in Australian aud South american
wool at full prices, Quarter blood AUS AUS
trallan sells at l1c to 42ac from sc 70 44tfo'
Territories are I'm extremely limited snpplyl
but little business Is being accomphsnnseu
in them. Fine staple is quoted at nc 70 CSC.
and nne medium at CSC to 1Oc. Clothlns
WOODS are frm and UNCHANGED at CSC to !Oo
for ane and sc to CSC for hne meoluul;;
Garnet woods are quite active anq so93
sized bags OF Angora Aleppo arc being SOLO
Al full prices. Shipments OF WOOL from
Boston to date from December, 20 isV3.
a. l22, SOT pounds against U6i ,SA Pounus
al the same time last year RocelpdS.se ~, w
date; 7a9S6,1s9 pounds against 8@os'VN
bounds for the same time lest year;
STEADY; medium grades combins and cleth-
Ing. 2sSf27c light fine, 20az3o; heavy me-
l7a2lc tub washed, Sld37c.
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Cbristiana Kjeldgaard to Johanna p.
KieidRaard, lot IA, block IL, Deer

Cbristiana Kjeldgaard to Johanna P.
Kieidgaard, lot II, block IL. Deer. ,
rs PARK NJ Watson To- Omaha Loan ana
Trust company. lot 3. block T. Or
M GhSrd IA H Gibbs and husband to Flora
Kahn, lot 8, block 8, Paddock Place AOV
Mar.y A. Mathews TO ]. II. Thomp-
son. lot IS, block b, BedfoTa 'i;. a,,,s
Hans n. Terp to Pauline I -, payhiss,
s1d IN ioS 10 oon $50
Fs sS90l a Martin ana wife TO Charles
E Eng ! ss, w az addIS 4t oio1A 50
Frank II. Young ct al, trustee, to
Julius Thiels. lots 81 and 49, block "a
Anna M X Dillon ana husband to George
auckland, lot 2, block l3 Omaha.
A, l.. Reed and wife TO Henry Rohln'
part of lot 20, Redieks' Second ADJ o,
Ma iS j. smith and husband to Chi
cago g. Northwestern Railway COM 90
pany, eh OF lot 8, block 40 Omaha. 800
'V stal.' fot is block 5. Brown PARK :. l,sG
Rudolph Bergo and wife to G; e. Carl
tIon. Lake ak view .. anu ~
Nellie Kirby, g Wllliiamg Kirby lots :,
| National Life Insurance company 10
Lee c. East, part of lot is, block g.
Shulls Second addition, .........:..,.' Ai'
Franklin Realty company to Hejue
BS@is Park " ..'.. =. 1'es s4
Frank Haserman to Thomas b. Tomb.
! part OF lot 2, block 3, Capitol Hill.
4 c, q. Carlberg and wife to Rudolph
| Bergo, lots 10 TO- block !, and other
| lots, Irene Place. ..........,......-
| Florence y. STEPHEN and husband TO
+. G. Jorgensen, lot 1, Teplat block
3, Bemis Park - 90
| Lininger e MetCalf Co. 10 Peter kie-
wit, lot a. block 8, Marshs add
lion ...,.,................ Ia
! Hattie y. Harris et al. 10 Maggie A.
sehWeriu, ma of lot 4, block g.
| Plainyiew addition ,..,,......,..,...... l,4
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Total receipts 49,. 50 ia
The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
| har of head in6iCatads


CATTLE-It seemed a good deal like
Saturday in the yards this morning, there
being an extremely light run of cattle, and
of the few here nine cars were consigned
through and not offered for sale. AS re-
suit there was only a small sprinklins and
hardly enough of any one kind of cattle to
make very much of a test OF the market
There were a few beef steers on sale, but
nothing very choice, the best were only
GOOD enough to bring $40. Buyers seemed
to want a few loads and those offered for
sale as rule changed hands very readily
al prices fully steady with yesterday. In
some cases statesmen were even quoting II
a little higher than yesterday, but, as noted
above, there were hardly enough here to
really establish values.
Cows and heifers were limited to very
few cars, which sold at steady prices, with
some sales, If anything little higher.
BUYERS without exception were quoting
their purchases as costing more money than
yesterday. -, .
There were no stockers or feeders here OF
any consequence, but the market on that
kind OF cattle, which was very good during
the first half of the week. began easing OF
ON Thursday and is anywhere from l5q2Oc
lower than one week ago, or than the first
| Of the week Some Of the speculative buy
| ers who still have quite good many cattle
| on hand were quoting the decline as much
/ al CSC in extreme cases, II would look as
| n n were a good time for parties desiring
| this kind of cattle TO send In their orders
| " REPRESENTATIVES, sales:
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Tho foIIoVyinR births and deaths have been
rannTted to the Board OF Health during the
twenty-four hours ending at noon S, t TGs
Bffths-Albert Anderson, ITO S 50t5 cam,oi
syen1e. boy; Axel Holt, 1913 South Twenty
second, boy Thomas McGoyerpli, ,g 209 No GHl
Ti1eteepth girl: l. A Smallwood, e48 North
twenty boy; Albert Swanson 1911
Cass, boy. 1850 Nth, rrttrtv-
,o,,rth "a. Edwin Lawrence Moore, Min
uea polls, & months; Ella NJ Ellison 1854
paryd
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View york Mining Stocks.

NEW YORK, April Enclosing quotations
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New York Money STarket.

NEW YORK, April 0.-MONEY-On call
Higher. Sls@6 per cent; ruling rate, per
cent; closing bid, per cent; offered at 6
per cent. Time loans, firm; sixty and ninety
days and six months, 6lzQ6 per cent
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE 49, Firm, after
break at 81 S454Q4 S4GO for demand and at
$i.s140a4. S145 for sixty-day bills; posted
rates, s4.S2ikd4.sS and A.s6hQ4 SO; CONNER
cisl bills, 81 S0Ikq4.S1.
SILVER-Bar. 641kc; Mexican dollars, SOC.
BONDS - Government, firm; railroad,
heavy.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows;
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KANSAS CITY, April 2O.-wHEAr-
s ssSc; S eash No hard, fSa s. Ee; No.
3, ftq sic; No 2 red. S2h 9s4e; No. 3.
ICSoiRN-mgher; May, 4s5Gc; July. 42Ho,
September, 42Mc: cash, No. mixed,
4sAc; No white. 4sho; No. 8, Am
oATs-Lower; No white. SS0Sshc.
RYE-Steady, 56Q5Sc-
HAY-Weakeri choice timothy. $3.50
1850; choice prairie. dOO0nOO
BUTTER-Steady TO arm: creamery,
19c; packing, Ike.
EGGS-Higher; Missouri and Kansas
stock. new No. g whitewOod cases included,
l5c; case count. lac; cases returned, 80 less.
Receipts Shipments.
Wheat bu.--..-..-.-..~.---. 100 zhV9
Osts- bu-..--.................i 1900 7O00
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Ns-wYOMING

2 feeders. 1000 s 50 stOcker.. SEQ se0
HOGS-speculstors were again the best
buyers this morning and the Few loa0s
which they could use brought ntue
stronger priceS than yesterday, their pur-
chases being largely at S. A. The heavy
packers were again on the bear side OF the
deal and seemed determined to force values
cold AS a result the trade was very SLOW
early, but became little more active, when
sellers were forced to cut loose at slightly
lower prices, The market might be de-
scribed as opening stronger and steadily
working lower. As noted above, the early
Sc l2ib became the popular prices, and later
on packers lowered their hands TO to,Sfnq
go, but did not secure many hogs Al the
bottom price. The average OF all the safes
was a shade lower than yesterday
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ST LOUIS, April 20.-CATTL e Receipts,
700 head, including $50 rexansj market
strong. native shipping ana export steers,
S4 3Oi6 %: dressed beef and butcher steers,
t3.656j6 so; steers under 1000 pounds, $3.50
4.50; stockers and feeders, t2.4014 %; COWS
and heifeTs, s. l0Gt475 Gamers, 81. 70Q2.25;
bulls, S325d4O0: calves, s. 75G6.25; Texas
and Indian steers, SS.O0d475; cows and
heifers, t2.0Oa390
higher: pigs and lights So 6O6l6.60 packers,
q woes; butchers and best heavy SOS
ac76
head; market steady; native muttons sac
G5S0 lambs, S5.506f7O0 culls and bucks
t3OOdl4.00; stockers, S3.oOq350
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LIrerpooI Grain .Nrarket.

LIVERPOOL April 2O-wHEAT-spot,
nominal; futures, steady; May, 6s SID;
July. IS 7ssd; September 6s 7Isd.
CORN-Spot, firm; American mixed, new,
steady; May Is 51zd; July, As 4Ad.
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N.gro Confeanea Murder.

PHILADELPHIA, April 20. - william
Perry, a negro, who, according 70 the polleo;
seYs he shot and killed Lewis Williams and
Iiy;co Merritt also colored, at the One Hun
dred and Tenth street elevated railroad sta pc
ton in New York yesterday, gave h tnia,,
psr,.v who is about IS years old, SAID ne
objected TO the attentions which WlliiaaLn nam /,
paid TO the Merritt woman ana iot ar .haS
tIiiIpg the woman. He is held to await the
nntinr, AZ the New York police.
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Co0ee Market.

NEW YORK, April 2o,,CoFFhE3o.FRso.
hIsbor IN response 10 steady cables and q
reSSeWal Of the buying recently noted The
main feature Of the news was ,s an adN@ nge
Sytitb he urinary markets unchanged. the
close was steady. Transa ctlons, included
Nav al s65c; July, 6.S5c; September !.ooci
December 1850. Spot Rio, aulet' No
Ipvotce 1-1Gc
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oils and Rosin.

OIL CITY. Pa. April 2o-oILl-Credit bal
ances, u.6l; shipments. s2S bills average
81 S2s bbls runs, S9, 165 bbls. average. s., S97
bbls; shipments. Lima, S,Sn bills; aver
average. IS 10 bbls.
SAVANNAH. April 9.-TURPENTINE-
Steady, 65c.
ROsiN-F1rm; stock. ASS bills: A, b
and q. 9B: ID, $50; r. S3.S5: j.. $50; G,
$3.50: H. SAD; J. $50; X ISIS: NJ, SIS;
n, $50; w. c.. N.35. W. W.. S.46-
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mamnn shnota Her Husband.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. April 2O-samuel Mo MOS;
Fatally wounded here today. Mrs Most al
isSed her husband struck her In the race
vybereupon she fired two shots one enteI-
ing the abdomen
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Ernpornted Apples and Dried Fruits

NEW YORK, April 2o.-EN APORAIED
A pPT VS. Market continues firm; fair TO
SOC are are quoted at S7sGSc, nearly to strict
prime at Slsqs94c, choice at loo and fancy
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prnnes
advancinR and spot supplies decreasing
Quotations range from sac for !o-Sos 20 , &C.
10. extra choice, l2iIc; fancy, l2lHGlSrac.
Peaches are we'll cleaned up and hrm'
choice, 1Olhc; extra choice, l0A9lc IhahoS'
anil. loose muscatel 6Q6hsc; seed Talsins;.
SiI m,i7Iic, london layers, 81. 5Od1.60 Market
for all California fruit stu very uhse'-
tled
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r. q. Day & Co.

Stocks. Grain. PTOViSI on >
ship N0uF Grain 20 Va.
ChteagO and minneapolis Delivery.
One-eighth commi 1slon on Grain, one.
quarter on Stocks. Prompt aud careful
attention given to outside accounts. Write
for cur daily Market Letter. mailed frSa
Main once,
IIO-III Board of Trade AIas.
OMAHA. NEE
IsonG Distance 'PhOne. DOaEIaH SS1A
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-21

PHILADELPHIA, April 2o-BUTTER-
Firm: extra western creamery, 22c; extra.
nearby prints, 23c.
EGGS-Steady; nc lower; nearby fresh,
16Ikc at mark; western fresh. 1910 at mark.
CHEESE-Steady; New York full creams,
121h614c
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Peoria Market.

PEORIA, April 2O.-cORN-Lower; No.
8 yellow, 47%c; No. 3, 47%c; No. 4, 46%c;
oATs-Unchanged: No. 8 white, 39c;
No 4 white, 81 hc.
RYE-steadyi No 2. CSC.
WHISKY-&l2S-
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Foreign Financial

LONDON, April 20-Money was scarce in
the market today and rates were firm, being
affected by the withdrawal OF Japanese ball
ances. The San Francisco disaster also de-
aWtnA 70 the drain OF gold and the condi-
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle, sheep and Lambs steady-HOEH
steady TO Strong.

CHICAGO, April Receipts.
/ 600 head market steady; common 70 prime
50. 75Q5.s5; bulls, s2eOq4.25i calves, 21bg
6.25; stockers and feeders. S2.75dIT
HOGS-Receipts, 1900 head; steady 20
medium to good heavy. $S60QS,65 butcher
weights, $665Q67o; good to choice heavy
mixed, IS. 6Oq665; packing, $S.7bQ662a
SHEEP AND LAM BS--Receipts, 5000
head; market steady; sheep, $4.25q840; YEAR
lings, $5.00G625: lambs, $dd7.O5,
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London Closing stocks.
LONDON, April 90-Closing quotations on
fha Gtook exchange

sILVER-Bar, steady, 297sd per ounce.
MONEY-2&tG31k per cent,
The rate of discount in the open market
fer short bills is 3 1-16 per cent; for three
months bills, 7-16dS1k per cent.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-21

sT. JosFpH, April W.-CATrLE--Re-
ceipts. p05 head; market steady; natives,
"a 2OflS S.: COWS and heifers, N6ooAbOi
Ftockers and feeders, $S.i50f4b0.
HOGS-Receipts, ASS head; market strong
TO Sc higher; light S690Q6. As; medium ana
heavy. Sc 40QS5O. -
SIiEFP AND I.AMBS-Receipts 1909
head market strong; ewes N65.
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Wheat
May. -. l76Bq7Sl 1873 76 1855 Us
JULY. l76Bq79 19lsl 7S$( 1SS 1914
Sept. P76SG4blnqNhl 76ssl I6isl UqU4s
Flax ~
May...I 1873 1885 l91sl l lShl ! l9ls
July 20Al 2OA( 2O7sl ! 07sl ] 2OS
Sept, DhI OAl l 2OBl 1OAl ~


Minneapolis Cash Close-Wheat: No.
hard 79ikc; No. northern, 1885, to arrive,
No 3, 751z976lkc; No. durum, 7214c; No, 2
durum, 76c. Corn: No. 9 yellow, 4lftc
oats: No. 3 white, SO9sc; No. 9. 87sq292sc
cash. NI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-21

Tue following list SHOWS the NUMBER OF
cars of stockers and feeders shipped to tho
country yesterday and their points Of des-
tination:
CATTLE. Cars.
@. w. johnson, Griswold, Ia.-Q........... 2
]. r. Huckins, Griswold, Ia.--Q............ 2
]. w. odgen, Red Oak, lao .............
w. Bingham, Vernon, Mich.-Q...........e
E. Johnson, Vernon, Mich.-Q .............. Q
II. p. Knapp, Ithaca, Neb.-Q............. !
Ed Emo, ONeill, Neb.-F. E................ !
Agar Packing Co, Des Molnes, Ia.-R l..
Charles Baird, Dunlap, Ian. W.. /
]. f. McGovern, Wiota, Ia:-R. I..........
John A. Sinden, Stanton, Ia.-Q........... /
James Fisher, Hastings, Ia--Q........... !
]. d. Ramsey, Harlan, lac. W..
+. Paulsen, Buck Grove, Ia.-Mil. ......,.. 2
e, Miller, Perry Ia.5Mli :'..;;;,;,;..........
Thomas Keg, Clarks, Neb.--U. P...,....... l
c., W; Bearsley. Cedar Rapids. Neh.- .,
H. Moberly, Stuart. Lar. I.:........;.... !
r. A. Templeton, Tekamah, Neb.-M. g. Q. ]
G. Christensen, Ashland, Neb.-Q......... ]
Robert Taylor. Taylor Spur, Neb.-Q.....
Valley Stock Yards, Valley, Neb.-u. p. 2
The official number of cars. of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. She d. Hrs.
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MILWAUKEE,. April 20. - WHEAT
Lower; No. northern, S-qeSc; No north
ern, TTa82c; May. 7S9sc asked
RYE-Steady; Ne. 4. Gtld5c
BARLEY-SteadyS No. .. sc; sample. 20
Q5Sc.
CoRN-stsady; No cash. A7a4T14ei May.
Ebzc asked
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-21

and mixed, 81 Ood4 50; stockers and feeders
3 5Oa4 80; calves and yearlings, S.89A1
HOGS - Receipts 100 head market
X gsfIg
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v,.oon.In Man Commits Suicide
cold from Germany.

MOBILE, Ala, April 0.-William Bre o2S'
ers, a millionaire OF MILWAUKEE, WIS.,
nnitted suicide here today.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-21

LONDON, April 3o.-The Hamburg q, A in;Ind
fer Dover yesterday. took $4,000 In gold
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-21

ern, I73sc; May. 7sHc: July. 7s4e; septem-
Der, i7hc,
oATs--To arrive on track and May. 1lse.
RYE-57c.
BARLEY-37645c
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rnIedn seed Mnrket.
hank CIeariDgs

TOLEDO, O., April 2o-sEEpS-Clo9syer
cash and April, $3.50; Octoper' |o"'
timothy, s1.52is; alsike, $50
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MortaIity Statistics.

OMAHA. April 2O.--Bank clearings for
rcsn9ndinR date last year, 31.29s,so4.5b.
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ninth Grain MARKET.

DULUTH. April 0,-WltEAT,-ro arrive.
e. track. Ma A0Tthsfn. fs1Ses No north
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-21

on the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creameries. lao
9O1sc; dairies. 14Q1sc. Eggs, firm; at mark.
cases included. 15a15l5c; frsts, l51zci prime
nd1s5zc
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n1innannnIia Craln Mnrlrnt.

Minneapolis Grain Market.
(superior Board of Trade quotations for
MINNEAPOLIS and Chicago delivery. The
range OF prices as furnished by +. d. Day
g. Co, ll0-l11 Board of Trade building, was.
Articles / open, / High.I Low. Close. Yes'y.
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SIOUX CITY LIT = April so-Sspsseiai Teie-
kst steady: besvss, t4.ooq5.l 20; COWS bulls
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~ $s 49,: B a.B r. 4 F H.4 IA I'll
May. !23sBj4sAga. !24B .gA !2s,A
July. GA PA 4MA A%Bl nBB
Oats
May. ....s...l .s......I ....... 81 An....,..
Cnnh Price

WHEAT-No. 3, l car. csc; No. 4, l car,
nc.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT---No. 2 hard 74Q77c; No. 8
hard. ~ 1ac: No. 4 hard, SIS orc: No.
spring. 20 @7sc; No. q spring, 10 a IL &c.
CORN--No. 3, 44c; No. 4. 42Q 43c; no
grade, s5 42c; No yellow, 44c; No. 3
white, 45c
oATS-No. 8 mixed. Sohc; No. white.
ale; No. white, 30k Q31c.
RYE-No. 2, SEC; No. 3, 54bc.
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Articles. Open, High. Low. Close Yes'y
Cash quotations were as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Market firm; winter patents,
IS. 5OGg3.90: winter straights, S33Oq3.60; spring
patents, $3.55aS.S0; spring straights, $3.400
800; bakers, S2.30a2,SO.
spring, 75dS11sc; No. red, SSdSeStc.
CORN-No. 2 4Sc; No. yellow, ACC.
OATS-No. 2, 323sc; No. white. S4g94ltc;
No. white, 32QS31Ac.
RYE-No. 2, 6hc.
BARLEY-G feeding. S9anc; fair to
choice mailing 45d5Oc.
SEEDS-No. 1 max, $1091k: No. north
western. A.15tk Timothy, prime, $3.171l.
Glover. contract grade, $l1.25.
PROVISIONS-Mes pork, per bbl., SIS 10
al616 Lard, per 100 lbs Ss.5TI5d6.60, Short
ribs sides 0oose). $S.65qS75 Short clear
sides CboXed), S9l0Q9.15.
Following were the receipts and ship
ments OF ttour and grain:
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BOSTON, April 2o.--Call loans. sqI per
cent; time loans, 5d6 per cent. Otncial
closing on stocks and bonds:
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CATTLR QUoTATIoNs


The following will show the prices paid
for the different kinds Of cattle on the
South Omaha market: -
Good to choice corn-fed steers. .%4S5dbt %
Fair to choice corn-fed steers,,.... l65S1Ls5
Common to fair corn-fed steers. AO0l14 IS
Good to choice cows and heifers 265014 ~
Fair to good cows and heifers...... 9Ood5.65
Common to fair cows and heifers.. 160Qfs %
Good to choice Feeders .,.......,,. lOoaA 70
Fair to good stockers and Feeders 3b0d34 90
Common to fair stockers. 9. 1905 50
Bulls, stays, etc. 25074 90
The following table shows the average
price Of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-27

Bee-sting Is said to be good for rheu.
matism, but that is not the bees In.
tention In administering 1t. The bee
has other problems than those connect.
ed with the curative art. His inten-
ton is to lift his man out of posi-
ton, and he does it-unless the latter is
intoxicated. If the man has rheuma.
tism, no matter. The bee moves him at
once by eliminating acid from the blood
and arousing the gamiest leg from the
lethargy of ages. 1t is well before an.
noying the bee to get your rheumatism
established, because one bee-sting will
lap over a good deal Of rheumatism,
and II you have an insufficient supply
OF the latter to neutralize 1t the bee In
his earnestness is prone to overdo his
part.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-27

Every country fixes upon some per.
Tod Of Its past history which 1t delights
to call its Golden Age" but 1t is al
ways some time SO remote that nothing
Is known Of It with certainty and
around 1t myths and legends accumu.
late until all Its events are seen
through the clarifying mists of poetry
and romance. No one has ever the
courage to say I'VE are now living In
the Golden Age of this country" how
ever much he may realize the fact that
1t Ia far better than any period which
has gone before 1t. With the good he
sees intermingled so much evil, which
he fancies TO be Incompatible with the
highest prosperity, that he hesitates to
speak Of 1t with much enthusiasm. Did
he but know 1t, in that Golden Age SO
much iauded by the poet and ro-
mancer, evil was far more rampant
than It 10 to-day and Their was far
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-27
A Marvellous Tree.

marvellous tree Is reported to have
Deen discovered In the San Jacintc
Mountains, ON the borders of Mexico.
Inc leaves OF the tree resemble those
or the ng In shape, but they are of vivid
purple and covered with bristly hairs
which easily penetrate the skin. CAUSING
painful swellings. The flowers are red
and greatly resemble tarantulas.
The most peculiar feature Of the
plant, however, is the heavy and sick.
ehing odor 1t gives off. A few whiffs
of this produces Inconsistencies In
Iact, the discoveries of the tree were
rendered insensible by it.
AS the plant seems to have no bo.
tanicai name, 1t Is proposed to call II
either the '"Tarantula Plant" mr. tbo
"Chloroform Tree"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-27
THOMAS X. SMITH

THOMAS X. SMITH the brigade thai
Smith had led. They came back to
me under a heavy fire. As Gen. Smith
rode at the head of his men Thought
that had never seen such handsome
conduct under fire."
This same regiment was the advance
guard In the occupation of CorInth :
smith commanded the brigade at the
battle of Chickasaw Bluffs; he led 1t
again at Arkansas Post, and In the va
rious battles and operations prepare
tory to the siege of vicksburg. He took
part In the Red River expedition.
where he protected the fleets of Ad-
miral Porter In a daring and arduous
series Of fights during the retreat to
Alexandria, retreat made necessary
by the disaster to Banks army at Sa-
bine Crossroads.
Probably few officers in the service
won such appreciation from their su
perlors as did Gen. Smith. Grant and
Sherman were enthusiastic concerning
his bravery and capabilities and ear.
nestly sought promotion for him. His
war record is indeed a most -enyiable
one of trust faithfully kept and duties
well performed.