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New york Mining stocks.
Foreign Financial.

LONDON, April 19.-Money was In good
demand in the market today, Discounts
were firmer. Bill brokers were cautious, ow-
ing to the probability OF further gold with
drawais from the Bank Of England for New
York. The continued weakness of Paris
exchange intensified the nervousness. Trad
ing on the stock exchange was quiet and
the tone was not cheerful, owing to the
monetary outlook and the anxiety regarding
the situation In Natal Prices closed ir-
regular, but with better tone. Consols
opened easier and recovered towards the
close. Americans opened weak, dropped
furthef, rallied in some cases to above
parity, became inactive improved during
the last hour and closed at the highest
quotations of the day. Foreigners improved
slightly after some oscillations. japanese
imperial 6s OF 1904 were quoted at 1914.
PARIS, April l9,--Pr!ees on the bourse to-
day were weak and trading was inactive,
but at the close the market had a better
tone, with Russian imperial is quoted at
81 80 and Russian bonds of 1904 at 1910.
BERLIN, April 10. ytrrading on the bourse
today was quiet. THE tone sof the foreign
markets restricted business.
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Evnnorntea AppIes nnd nriea FruIt..

NEW YORK, April lS.-EN A PORATFD
APPLFS- Supplies ~ evapprated apples
available for spot delivery are very lRht
and prices are drI0ly' held Fair to good
are quoted az SEa9o. fair to strictly prime
az 9ibG9S c. choice and fancy 81 tlc,
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRTITS-PrunCs
are unchanged on sDot with duOtatin
raining from &c to Sc according to Vvade
Apricots are generally held highar and are
i'm light supply Choice are onoted at nae.
evtra choice al 121l2Lc and fancy al 12tbT
l3i6c Peaches are duiet at about recent
prices. Choice are quoted az l'iLo. extra
choice at i0Adiic fqncv ~ 11hdClhc md
extra fancy at 1liSO1P Pc. Raisine are UNI
chpnged, with IOOsa Muscato1 quoted ut &
@eNc seeded raieirs AZ 5N6TEsc ard Len
don LAYERS at 81 HO01 80. The market Tor
all California fruits Is greatly unsettled.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Pri .es on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, April 19.-The local wheat
market today was very erratic ana closed
weak. with the May option down lAc Corn
was of hc. oats showed loss of &c. Pro-
visions were unchanged to PIC lower.
Interest of traders In the wheat pit was
centered in the May delivery, and prices
CSC. The opening was weak, with May
OFF Sale at S0stqslc. Easier cables and lib
eral receipts at Minneapolis produced the
weakness. About the middle of the session
a sharp rally, due almost entirely to the
anxious buying Of shorts, showed the price
of May up to S2kc. Primary receipts to-
day were 261, 900 bu. against $4,000 Blu. for
the corresponding day one year ago. This
decrease In movement was one Of the chief
we're slump was occasioned by heavy selling
from the long side of the market. May
declined to 7sIsc. The close was weak and
near the lowest. point of the day. Final
quotat ions on May were at SOhc. July
closed at a net loss of 2tQlc at 7S9sq7Slfc
ia .lAs,O00 bu. Minneapolis, Duluth aud Chi
caRo reported receipts of 191 cars, against
III cars last week and 1s cars a. year
The corn market today was bearish on
easier cables and clear weather through
OUT the corn belt. The close was easy.
6li6Ac, sold between 461kc and 47d471sc and
closed at the lowest point Local receipts
were sixty-two cars, with four Of contract
Because of active competition OF the May
option the oats market was strong early in
the day, but the close was steady. May
opened q shade to ikc lower at S2lAq32hc 20
S2Ac sold between 321sq32&c and closed at
32hd32hc. Local receipts were seventy-one
Provisions were weak At the close July
pork was of 2hc at $l6.32h. Lard was
down 219c at SS.S21z Ribs were unchanged
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
three cars; corn, eighty-sCven cars; oats,
eighty-four cars; hogs, 1900 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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oils and Rosin.

NEW YORK, April 1s.-OIT.-Cotton
seed barely steady prime crude, Z o. d.
mills, sic; prime yellow, 81 hc, Petroleum,
steady, = Tetbned New YORK $3.50: Phila-
bulk. $500. Turpentine quiet. 6Shc
ROsIN-Firm; strained, common to
good S4l0
SAVANNAH. Ga. April l9.-oII.-Tur-
pentine firm, 65c
RosIN-Firm; A c. s27O: D. ss.75; f.
$3.50; F. sass; G. $500; II, S42O: /. 81 so;
x, $50; NJ, s5.l5; n $3.50. VIC S5.3b:
WV. $5.4Od545
OIL CITY, Pa. April l9.-OILs-Credtt
balances. Sl.6l; shipments, 42.TS4 bbls
average, 60,S50 bhls.; runs, DISCO bbIs :
average 62,165 bbls. Shipments Lima,
1859 bhls.; -.erage, 1901 bbls: runs.
Lima, 55.231 bbls.; average, 37.49O hbls
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CottoU Market

new YORK April l91.GitoTToN;asS;PTot
uplands, ll.7oc; middling gulf 1850; no
sales.
r,idd,,a moui Mpril ss siimSoITON-s1eady
none; Shipments, so5 bales; stock, 1896
bales.
IN Fair demand. nrices easier Smerjcar
middling fair. 666d: good middlinF g. 36d
middling. sled; low middling, 6.0Od good
ordhharE oSZa: 1o o6e so-o me so noS
bales were for speculation and export and
Included 90 American.
NEW EANS-April l9-COTTON-
Spot easv: sales. $50 bales: ordinary, ESQ:
good ordinary 3 15-l6c low mddlinR l0%c
middlinF. l1%c; good middlinE. 111sc: mid.
dlinE fair 12hc. Receipts, 1914 bales, stock
223 1913 bales
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Total receipt
The disposition OF the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-

CATTLE-Rscalpts of cattle this morn
ing footed up about the same as the run
of "A week ago, but someN hat smaller tnan
two weeks ago. Dullness and weakness
still constitute the chief feature OF the
cattle trade. Values at all points have
been gradually dropping to lower basis
this week and the market at this point has
furnished no exception to the general rule
Receipts have not been so large as TO ne
regarded as burdensome, but the buying
demand has been somewhat lacking IN
volume, so that the markets appear to
have simply sagged downward from their
There was considerable difference among
sellers this morning as to the condition or
the market on beef sters. Those who were
prices felt that today's market was lower
while on the other hand those who got
the full benefit of yesterdays decline
thought that they were able to secure
fully steady prices today. To describe the
market as steady to lower would probably
come as near the truth as would be poSsi-
BILE in a market report. The trade opened
slow and was at no time very active so
that the forenoon was consumed In et-
What has been said of the steer market
would apply equally well 10 cows and
heifers. that is the trade was slow to open
morning. The most of the offerings, how
ever, sold before midday. As 10 prices the
situation was the same as on steers.
Some sellers were quoting the market as
fully steady, while others who Jared very
we'll yesterday found that they could not
do as well today and they naturally were
quoting II less.
The market on stockers and feeders was
practically steady during the first three
DAYS OF the week This morning however,
buyers seemed to feel that they had been
paying pretty stiff prices, considering that
the beef market had been declining. More
over, the fact that Thursday begins the last
half OF the week made them Inclined 10
be Il little more cautious than earlier in
the week The result was that feeders
for the first time this week were rather
slow, with the tendency lower, Some OF
the best cattle that were especially wanted
for some certain place may have sold at
about steady prices but a good many OF
the receipts went at prices that were un-
/ uuestionably lower.
, ~ gso1p
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Kansas city tive stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. April la.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 24CO head; market strong; choice
export and dressed beef steers, E.25Gf6, 90;
fair 20 good, Az5d5.25: western fed steers
southern steers, 81 75a5. 90; southern cows
90 75a4O0; native cows, S2.50Qi4.5o; native
helfers. S3.50d510: bulls S,O0d4i5i calves
&C. O0d5. 80.
HOGs-Receipts, $500 head; market 2isq
&c lower; top, 1882, bulk OF sales. .gSlls5i
Gas: heavy sB.fis6fs h9Ib; packers, S.i0dB.5O
pigs and lights. S5.40G646,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 4.6Oi
head: market for sheep, steady: lambs. loo
lambs. SjOOd67 20; ewes and yearllngs. s45,
$500: western fed yearlings, s5C0do. Is
western Jed sheep. a25a6.00; stockers and
feeders. s. OCidi.E0.
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1IOGS-Speculs tors opened the market
this morning by paying prices that were
only a shade lower than yesterday Their
purchases however, were limited TO only
ten or a dozen loads, for which they paid
te4Ihd6.5o, and as high az t6S2h. The
heaviest packers were taking a very bear
ish view OF the situation and were appar-
basis or leave the hogs unsold Their bids
were generally on the basis OF &C. t2lL for
strings OF good loads. In other words
they were bidding b6fl0c lower than yes
terday. Sellers were not prepared to make
such heavy reduction without a struggle
ana as a rule were refusing TO accept
share OF the forenoon passed without any
business of Importance being transacted
ana u was midday before anything like a
clearance was effected. but the hogs finally
sold largely at 81 t2lfdst Is.
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SHEEP-!There was Just about the same
number OF sheep reported this morning
as yesterday, but of the number In the pens
fourteen cars were feeders halted only for
feed and rest and not offered for sale The
market was In a very healthy condition,
opening strong and active and the most
desirable OF the offerings changed hands in
very good season, There were no wethers
or yeaFlinEs on sale, at least none OF any
consequence, and very few ewes. Tie big
Dnlk OF all the receipts consisted OF lambs.
There were, however, n few wooded ewes
good enough TO bring 1878 with shorh stock
at $A.ib. Good lambs sold up to $6R
Ihere was also a good demand for sheen
and lambs TO be shorn and fed out and .he
more desirable of the offerings OF that hind
Of stock sold quite readily At good nrircs
The fact is that feeders have kept light
along with killers making about the same
advance.
After the more urgent orders we're filled
In the morning the market slowed up and
closed somewhat less active and II anything
a little lower.
Quotations; Good to choice native lambs.
6.0a6.75 good TO choice light western
lambs, S6.50G6.65; good to choice heavy
lambs, So. 35di6.60; fair to good lambs SsI,
q64o; Gull lambs 3450i5.5O good 10 choice
yearltngs, th6bQ6.b; fair TO good heavy
yearlings, &60d5.7b; good to choice wethers,
S.65d65; fair TO good wethers. 81. 4tQ15. 65
good TO choice light ewes. IS. l0af5 80
bucks S3.OoG14.00
fat fNfa aaIa
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Liveliest Pit Trade Seen in Many
Day.
REALIZING IN WHEAT CAUSES BREAK
May Closes Cent and Quarter Lower
After a Period of strenEth-De-
ferred Futures Drag-COrn
Market Marrow.

OMAHA, April 49, 1906.
IL was the hveliest wheat market that
has been seen for many a day. Opening
prices were &4Ac lower due to lower ca
bles. After the hrst hour the market
turned strong and shorts began to buy
Freely, prices advancing 11hc from the low
point Then large holders began TO realize
and prices dropped 2hc from the high
point, or 1hc from yesterday. July and
september dragged, especially the latter,
which held all day under yesterday s
prices. These months closed 1c iower
Oats were. weak early, later developed
strength and essed off at the close.
In corn the market was narrow and
featureless. Prices were inclined to be
weak. Receipts are very small, but the
cash demand shows some signs Of easing
UP. May closed &c lower.
Primary wheat receipts were 26l.OOO bu
and shipments 444,OOO bu., against receipts
last year OF $1,000 bu. and shipments OF
u7.OO0 bu. Corn receipts were 209,OO bu.
and shipments $4,000 bu., against receipts
last year OF 82S0OO bu. and shipments ot
625, 600 bu. Clearances were 10000 bu. wheat
sayS bbls. -four, $4,000 bu. corn and 9O,OO
bu. oats.
Liverpool closed lsahd lower on wheat
and Aa%d lower on corn
Local range OF options:
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NEW YORK. April l9.-SUGAR-Raw,
GgaI, 81 test. 8 iS-sSa5 T-l6c; molasses sugar
l-S2Q2 ll-l6c;; refined. quiet No 8, Aloe /;
No Z. AO5c No, s. i.O0c; No O. 1850; No To-
390c No. m. 3S5c, No. -. S.sOO; No. 49, g. 75c /;
No. Il a75c; cCs-sectioners' A, Ai5c: mould
A. A95c; cut lCs.. 5.3c; crushed. $500; pow
dered. 470c: sra iuiated, A60c; cubes S5c
NEW ORLEANS. April ia.-SUGAR-
Quiet and steady: open kettle centrifugal
3isd3izc; centrifugal whites. 3Aa4c vel
lows. 3& ga il-isc; seconds. eU3hc.
SOC. centrifugal. 7620t
SHRUP-Nominal, IS b soc.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ellen DeLand to p. w Birkhauser,
lots and 3. block "a, Florence. - 500
'Gqa lot S SnS 50 s. G winGsor p
James j. Fitzgerald ct al, to Vaclay
Hanousek and wife, lot "a, block s.
Potter g. Cobbs add ...........,...... 800
John w, McDorald TO William j.
I'ritts Ct al, lots 2, and T. block l.
Esther A. Miner to oak c. Redck ''''''
und y interest lot 5, block %, Omaha
Valentine Erbes and wife 10 Ella NJ
Guild. lot Z, block g. Spring Lake
Anderson lot ie: block z, Deer Park 1850
George p. Bemis Real Estate company
to Msrius sorensen, lot l, block
IT. loves add .............,.,,.,.,... l
part lots p and %, block g. Summit
Madison M. orinsby ana wyife to '''''
Bo1ievard PARK -, -, ~ .. o'.H 100
Drake and wife lot AZ, Lake & Tenn
4 Marius soreHScinl and vie to Hubert -''''
r, Easton. part lot /, block "r'
, Charles r, Cross to Efie Luckett.
/ lots y and 70, block ? 3. E. Wilcox
Arthur r Lyman ct al. trustee, to
| Abrsm sebrng. part lots and ?,
! block 23, Omaha. 49,. ......:,.,..,,...
Abram Sebring and wife to f. M. F.
sammei Ravits and wife 70 Chicago WV
4 Northwestern railway, VIZ lot ?,
block A.. Omaha .-..,................... $500
: A. F. KllkeT and wife TO same. nk
! ~ lot T. block &C. Omaha. .,...,...... ], 800
born. lot s. block %. Omaha. 1000
! John .Avondet 10 Chicago & North
western Railway company, lot 3.
/ block &c, Omaha. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 6,750
block &C. Omaha ~ s@,''. 49, 1000
I JOHN J.. S'mnr11 aud wife 70 same,
part lot T. block 40 Omaha. ,......... 1850
Herman BiXten and wife 10 same,
part lot l. block Z. Omaha. ........... $500
mart lot u T. block % Omaha ' 200
/ W w. MorEWan and wife 10 Hattie
! J. Garvin ct al. neL nYk 7-5-l3-... II 90
/ Merlin Gordon and wife n G. George
I Carlherf. lots I 10 10 block l. and
+ ether lots, Irene Place. .............,r. !
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sd. IonIs Livc stoel. MarI,et.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. April 1s-CATTLE-Re-
eeipts. l,7o0 head, including 1000 Texans.
Market steady: native shipping and export
steers A65d6CO: dressed beef and butcher
steers s. 2565S5; steers under l,0C0 lbs.
So 86i450: stockers and feeders, 81 +09I4. 40
cows and helfers. S2.lea50O; Gamers. 8. 15@
25O; bulls Sc S5Q4OO: calves, So. 25G650;
Texas and Indian steers, sS,Oog415; cowa
and heifers S2COd4.25.
HOGS Receipts. SEQ head. Market
steady; pigs and lights IS 6O66. IS; packers.
Sc 2OQd65: butchers and best heavy, $500
G.7e
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rscsipts. 800 head
Market Sc higher native muttons. AO0T
$50: lambs s5sOqGso; culls and bucks. 500
"A co.
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Bank Of England statement.

LONDON, April 19--The weekly state
ment OF the Bank of England shows the
following changes: Total reserve decrease,
eS3l 900: circulation decrease, e3S5, 900; bull
lion decrease, e1,216 259: other securities de-
crease, &43l 900; other deposits decrease,
81, 1S7O00 public deposits decrease, E25l, 600;
notes reserve decrease, e74S, 600; government
securities decrease. el35,O00. The proportion
Of the banks reserve TO liability this week
Is 1910, compared with H.10 of last week.
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NEW YORK, April ls.-MoNEY-on call,
frmer at 3d4lh per cent; ruling rate at 4
per cent: closing bid, 3ih per cent; offered
at 4 per cent; time loans, irmer; sixty and
ninety days and six months, 5Hbh per cent;
prime mercantile paper, 51kQ6 per cent.
STERLING ENChANGE-Nery weak,
with actual business in bankers bills al
a. S495d4 So for demand and at A.S225d4 $3.50
for sixty-day bills. posted rates, A.93d4SSi1
and 81 s6d4. S6tb: commercial bills SfSi&.
SILVER-Bar SIG; Mexican dollars, SOC.
BONDS-Government. steady; railroad,
weak.
a
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hank OF France Statement.

PARIS, April ls.-The weekly statement
Of the Bank Of France shows the fellow
ing changes Notes in circulation. de-
creased S450,OOf; treasury deposits. de-
creased l0,45O.0C0f. general deposits in
creased lG.6l5,OO0f; gold ia hand. decreossd
3lo0000f; silver in hand. Increased 100 Ot0f.
bills discounted, increased $500 cOCf: adj
Vances increased 800 C00f
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Co6ee N-rkc,

NEW YORK April 9.-COFFEE-Fu 5
opened steady al unchanged prices 10 am
advance OF 5 points In response 10 stCadV
cables and higher Brazilian markets The
satisfactory progress Of The Nav evening
w was considered a favorable argllut,-nt
and prices held very steady during thc en-
tire DAY. Sales we're reported 81 lf4TaO
bags. OF which SEQ bags represented a.
change. Tho transactions included June /, z
5.72c. July al csc, December al 35ff, dc
and March al 755H160c. Spot Rio qulet.
No, Z invoice. l-l6c.
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PeorIn Market.

PEORIA. April 9.-CoRN-Unchsnged :;
No. 3 yellow, 4sc; No 3, 4sc; No T. 47ci
oATs9strong; No. white, s2c No. 4
white, 31A 931"c.
RYE-Steady; No, >, 65c.
WHISKY-On the basis Of Si.2S for
dnished goods
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Milwaukee Grain Market.

MILWAUKEE, April 1s.-wHEAT-Firm;
No. northern, SSGs4c; No northern, 7sd
s25kc; May, S0lkc, asked.
RYE-Steady; No. /. e4d65c.
BARLEY-Steady; No. 3 55c: sample, 10
d55c.
coRN-steady; No 5 cash, 47a47hc; May,
46lkc asked.
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declines; natives. 42Od6So: cows and heif-
ers, $4,000 stockcrs and feeders, t3i50
A5O
HOGS Receipts. Si6o head: market
steady 20 81 lower; light and light mixed.
S.S2n6 f2ia; medium and heavy. &Nih0GbO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 42ft
head; market steady; lambs, tG7O.
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LlyerpOoI Grain Market.

LIVERPOOL. April 1e.-wHEAT-spot
nominal; futures quiet; May, 6s 9lsd; July,
Is 77kd; September IS 1Ssd
CORN-Spot frm; American mixed, new,
Is al: American mixed old Is It'd. Fu-
lures closed quiet May, As SD; July, IS
lihd
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PhIIndeInhin Prnhnce Mnrket.

PHILADELPHIA. April. REUTER-
Steady; western creamery, PC; extra
nearby prints. &c.
EGGS-Firm; good inquiry; nearby fresh
and western fresh, lie at mark
CHEESE-Quiet; New York full creams,
12ba14c.
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Artlclesl oDen. ! High. low. clOse.l Yes,y.
Wheat
May...f 73NBl rs 73AAl 13hAl 74bAA
July q III 72StBi 71A 1A 72h u
Corn
May 42&AI AZ 421a 42esA 42%a A
July. A5sA n7sA A%Al 1ABl A94
Oats
May. l........ ........ S1hAl ........
A asked. b bid.
Omaha Cash Sales.

WIIEAT-No 1 hard. l car, 79c; no grade
hard, / car, 6Oc; No. 4 spring, / car, nc
CORNING. g. 1 car, 4ic; No. yellow,
| car, 44c.
OATs-No. 4 white, l car, 3lc.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No. 2 hard. 75d7S1bc; No. hard.
72d741zc; No. hard, 65q711kc; No. spring,
73G77Izc; No. 3 spring 70a7Shc.
CORN-No.3, 451zd44c; No. 4, 42q431sc; no
grade, 35GJ42c; No yellow, 44c; No. white,
t4Ac.
oATs-No. mixed, s1c; No. white, Sl1tc
No. 4 white, ale.
RYE-No 2 SEC; No 3, SIC.
Car Lot Receipts.
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sioux city Tive stock Market.

SIOUX CITY April l2.-(specal Tele-
gram. ATTLE-Peceipts. go head. mar
Ret about steady. bssves A0015 80: cows
bulls and mixed. t3.eOdA5O; stockers and
feeders. s35OGA5;: calves and yearlings,
s. 25d430
HoGs- Receipts. 2.GcO head; market sIsc
lower, selling at sj.5ogGsC: bulk Of sales.
81 a5f6 %
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+. D. Day g. Co.

StoGkS. GFaiu. FRO ~ ID n =
snap hour GFain 10 "a.
Chicago and minneapolis Delivery.
one eighth COMM tslou on Grain, one.
quarter or Stocks. Prompt and careful
attention given TO outside accounts Write
for cur daily Market Letter. mailed tree
Main once.
ITn.III Banrd OF Trade BIdE.
OMAHA. NEB.
Ions Distances 'PhORs. Douglas SbiA
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bank CIearinE..
Treasury statemen,

Omaha. April ls-Bank elearings for toda
were H,42S @d3. 20 and for the correspoHd.
ing date last year. 81 ,564 .0S4SS
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NIinneapoIIs Grain Marked.

MINNEAPOLIs. April ls,-WHEAT-
May. 777sc; July. BIC; September. T7iSc;
No. / hard, 7g5tc No ! northern, 79%c: No
northern, T75be; No. northern, 76dT7c
tsaperiOr board of Trade quotations Tor
MINNEAPOLIS and Chicago delivery. The
range OF prices. as furnished by +. d. Day
& Co. ll0-lil Board Of Trade building. was
Articles. open High. Low. Close. Yes'y.
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Ner Work Moner MARKET.

reserve. shows: Available cash balance
SIZE 124 1877. gold coin and bullion. SL474,2i2
gold cerfifcates. SIS. I26. 900
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Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Market steady; winter patents,
$s.5Oa390; winter straights, SSSOqaG6; spring
patents, $S.55aiS.s0 spring straights, $s400
$50; bakers, $2.30q2eO.
WHEAT-No. 2 spring, SOaS2c; No. &
75asliko; No. red SS7sd91kc
CORN-No. 2, lI1zc: No. yellow. 4shc.
OATS-No. 2, 32hc; No. 2 white. 3sIt0
safe No. 3 white. S2ikd33%c.
RYE-No. 2, 6likd62llc.
BARLEY-Good feeding, S9G4ic: fair to
choice mailing, 456i6Oc.
western. H,l5h. Timothy, prime, S3l7IL
Glover, contract grade, $li %.
PRONlSIONS-Mess pork, per Dbl, SIS Is
Gl62O Lard. per 100 lbs S. 76GS 7gIb. short
ribs sides Qoose), SS,7OaS.75. short clear
sides (bONed), S9lOG915
were.
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London CIosinE stoeks.

SILVER-Bar, steady; 90 l3-16d per ounce.
MONEY-2%d3h per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market
for short bills is 32s per cent; for three
months bills. 31k per cent.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-20

WASHINGTON, April ~ -Today's state.
ment Of tie treasury balances IN the gen.
eral fund, exclusive OF the Sl5J, lu0,OyU toid
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Knn.a. cltr Grain and ProvIslon..

KANSAS CITY, April 9.-wHEAT-Dull
and unchanged; May, 76bc; July. 1&e;
September. esAc; cash, No 2 hard. ~
No. 3, SSd93c. Receipts. IS cars
CoRN-steady; May, !3thc;o July, 4Sc:
September pAc; cash. No 2 mixed acc;
OATS-Unchanged; No white, 34dS5c.
RYE-Steady at 56d5sc.
HAY-Steady; choice timothy, $3.25qlS.5O;
choice prarie, t1O.5OQ11.O0.
EGGS-Firm; Missouri and Kansas, new
No. white wood cases included, l4c; case
counts 13c; cases returned, hc less.
BUTTER-Steady; creamery, l9c pack
ing, 11hc:
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat. bu. ..............6,OO0 400
Corn bu .................23,00 1000
Oats, blu. .................. 5000 1000
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on track No northern 7s7scs No.
northern. 7I7tc May 7sssc: July. sohc;
September. 7sC.
oATs-To arrive, on track and May. gkc.
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on the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creameTies l4d
2Oho; diaries, l4dlSe. Eggs Arm at mark
cases included. lbdl515c; hrsts, l51hc: prime
firsts 16l5c; extras. lSc. Cheese, easy at
1l@l2c.