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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-03
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market is Broad and Active and Prices
Advance Briskly.
LARGE BUYING BY OUTSIDE INTERESTS
Speculative Sentiment over Business
Outlook t. Cheerful and Rise
In Call Money is with
out Eject.

NEW YORK, April 2--The action Of the
stock market today was accepted as a
demonstration Of confidence on the pari
of the speculative element, which embarked
on the long side last week in the strength
OF their position. That position was MAIN
S9ed 6 to-day Sbo AND prizes and
in the trading than at any time since the
movement began. The aggregate trans.
actions for the day rose to over lOO,VO
shares for the first time in several weeks.
Last weeks Improvement in the market
resulted in attracting a considerable IN,
crement of outside interest which onered
an advantageous movement for some
profit taking, which was manifest during
the first hour Of the market. The manner
I'm which this was absorbed apparently
gave satisfaction to the speculative party
and operations on the long side were then
removed with considerable increase OF
vigor The movement was still largely
professional, but the success which at
tended II and some OF the Developments IN
the days situation was regarded as Just-
flying the speculative position and In
creased the confidence Of prevailing opin-
ion. The money market showed relaXation,
was expected. the call loan rate being
held at the per cent level from the
opening, except for a late furry to 40
mostly completed Discounts were marked
down at London. Paris and Berlin, and
foreign exchange yielded here. but the
price of gold advanced in London and
sterling exchange declined at Paris.
Compilations OF new capital issues made
here in March showed a total Of less than
February and S122 1l4,oOO in January. This
decided shrinkage is the natural response
to the torpid state into which the bond
market has fallen as a result of the large
previous additions to the supplies Offering.
In the same connection several offerings
made within the last few days by railroad
companies of note issues with authorized
bonds as collateral, are attracting atten-
ton This was device resorted to by
the railroads on a large scale during the
last previous period when the bond issue
became unstable. The dissolution last
week of the Pennsylvania convertible bond
syndicate formed to underwTite the fl0O,-
C00OCO issue year ago was reported to
have resulted in the distribution of 40 per
cent Of the irsue unsold to its members.
The liquidation Of this bond in evidence
today was considered to be a consequence
of the dissolution of the syndicate.
Bonds were slightly irregular. There was
a very heavy absorption of the United
States Steel second IS. Total sales, par
value, $4.695,0OO. United States bonds were
all unchanged on call
Quotations on stocks today were as fol-
lows.
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;arlOt Receipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Featpres of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, April 2.-Higher prices for
wheat at Liverpool and an increase in the
the effect Of favorable weather for the new
crop and caused a moderate degree of firm
ness in the local market. At the close the
May delivery was up NC. Corn showed u
gain of &c. Oats were nc higher and pro-
visions were up 21a6f1lRc.
The market opened steady. but COM
menced to weaken during the / 81 hour on
free selling by pit traders and commission
houses. The favorable weather in the south
west and reports of probably increasing re-
ceipts In the northwest dispelled the early
frmness and prices dropped somewhat
About the middle Of the session the pre-
vailiIg sestineat again, 9ayored high, prices
chiefly because OF a strong close in the Liv-
erpool market. Throughout the remainder
Of the day the market held Arm, decrease
OF $4,000 bu. in the visible supply furnishing
additional strength to prices. The close
was firm with prices almost at the top. The
May option opened a shade lower to b@Ac
higher at 7IhW01zc, sold OF TO TQ1Ilsc. adj
vanced TO T&c. The close was at 71Ihd779sc.
July ranged between 761hc and 77Ac and
closed with net gain of hc at I6B@iIc.
Clearances OF wheat and flour were equal to
l3l, 600 bu. The amount on passage in
creased !, 232 900 bu. Worlds shipments for
the week were s,51S,OO0 bu., against 1882 900
bu. for the previous week. Primary receipts
were S2i 600 bu., against 10000 bu. one year
ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts of 6Si cars. against 675 cars
last week and 53l cars one year ago.
Clear weather and the easier tone in
wheat caused a slight decline in corn at
the opening. A4hAtit however NAt ludIhel
became quite firm on covering by shorts.
Bullish sentiment was sustained by firm ca
bles and decrease of 22H, 600 bu. in the
visible supply The market closed firm.
May opened unchanged at 444c, sold off TO
1870 and closed at H&sc, the highest point
of tho day. Local receipts were $50 cars,
with cars of contract grade.
Oats opened easier, but subsequently re-
gained all of the early loss The early
weakness was due to selling caused by ex-
cellent weather conditions. and the rally
later in the day was brought about by the
purchases OF a prominent long, The May
option openet unchanged to Ac lower at
aj4s ffs0lkc TO 3Ossc sold or TO 3O9sc and
closed at 3O7sc the highest point OF the
day Local receipts were 1875 cars.
Trading in provisions was quiet, but the
market was n n all day. Small receipts OF
hogs and higher prices for them We're the
chief causes OF the Arm market. Shippers
and local packers were the chief buyers Al
the close May pork was up J19e at Sl632ls
Lard was up 5q7Ac at $421h. Ribs were
nc higher at $S.6I12.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
cars: corn. 800 cars; oats, 264 cars; hogs
y, 900 head.
The Board OF Trade win be closed tomor-
row Il being election day.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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tol1c.L@A II Ileie was pttltI lcClng
nOucedUie Ia tne bic sneCp Ddtu thts I4uIn-
ING, buyers eVIuent,J naNinh uDeid a. y. uvrs
IA manu-, 50 mat me ITdue was sUInuM ua
hIohe hCtiNe IMAM has Deth tuU case on to-
many uays OF late. 1ne in.prUNciueut, now
eNei, was iaikeIy n Indtte4 "a lvt..he, as
prices cOulu IiJt be uuUteu nucn n.suUI,
some safes IoUkeo a littIe uet.et tnan iast
"eeh, Dut the sOUds were Lett,I, 80 mat A.
IL question Nnether lne InarRvt cUu.u Ds
calIeu more IMAM steauy 20 sLavis. .,hioHh
tie sales were IaniUs al SO.sJ anu yea,IitIss
at 20, both lots DsIns fISa. sUuu s,uIi. Ine
gibson ewes SOLD Wy ~ AVUU, GniCtl was 1vC
hIgher than they, nave UIousut any tuus
DeiUfe, out snIppers will uhusI stahd lnht
lney were very cnoice.
Mnile the HOOu ANUS were free sellers, hs
noteu above, the iess deslraUIe ANUS u4u
not sell so Greeiy. me pressure Oh Iue
market was renewed somewhat W Inc fact
that a considerable proportion vi tue riU-
eIaI receipts Was cOnsisnSu tutJusn 20 east
elm teed lots not being ollei eu luI sale.
quotations: GOOD ~ CHOICE .iaIINe id.hbs,
SO.eV1O.iVj buod ~ choice lIsnL western
Janus, So.%OIo.4U; goOu W cHUlce neAyy
lambs, to.UVqIoSO; far " sOo0 iaInUs, to,VJlD
b.OO; Gun lambs, a4.oJtS.0V, SOU " cLOIce
ABnt yearilnSs, A5.o0uOUVi sVUu " choice
neaVy Seafliuss, O.UOuO.S0; ldir to soou
neaVy yearnnks, p.4UuJ.oU, gVVO to Ci4UlLe
wetners, SotVl0.I0: lar ~ BUUd welnsrs.
W. z0Ile.uO; good to choice en- es, S1.tO40Vy,
fair to 5000 ewes, S4.Aoa4OSi vun saeep anu
ducks, &S.UVg4.OJ.
sales.
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Boaton Stocks and Bond..

BOSTON April 2.-Call loans 6as1k per
cent; time loans, SOS per cent. Oficial |
closing on stocks and bonds:
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Tho disposition of the days receipts was
her nf head indiCated.


CATTLE-Receipts OF cattle this morning
numbered Ill cars, which was not very
large for a Monday. although better than
a week ago. The market as a whole was
in fair shape and not very different from
the close OF last week.
Beef steers were in fair demand, but the
fact that Chicago was wiring 1900 re-
ceiVed, with only the best grades steady
and others lower, did not help the situa-
ton any at this point. Such cattle as buy
ers especially wanted sold at about steady
prices, while II was rather difficult to Sc
cure { ute as good prices on some loads as
last week. The trade might be summed up
as slow, with the best kinds steady, with
an easier tendency on others.
The demand for desirable kind OF cows
and heifers was quite brisk aud sellers
found little dinlculty in securing steady to
strong prices for anything answering to
that description. Common to medium
kinds. as has been the case for some time,
were not very brisk. but pretty much
everything changed hands In reasonable
season.
Stockers and feeders OF good quality were
In demand at fully steady prices and the
dozen or fifteen loads on sale changed
hands quite early. There were a number
of loads of very ordinary stun In the yards
which did not move on very readily, the
demand at the present time being confined
largely TO well-bred stun.
Representative sales:
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kan.a. CITY Tive stock MARKET.

KANSAS CITY, April 2--CATTLE-R Re
ceipts, 1900 head, including I,zOJ southerns;
market, steady to strong; top, $50; top
quarantine, $3.50; choice export and dressed
beef steers, t.SS46.o0 fair 70 good, Asa
500; western fed steers, Ss0d5.z5; stookers
and feeders, Ss.0O@4.SO southern steers.
COWS, tz4d4.75; native heifers, 81. T5ab rs
bulls, S3O0G425; calves, 3.OOd650
HOGS-Receipts, 1900 head; market,
strong at opening and closing Sc lower;
top, $50; bulk OF sales, S.. z0Qlo.31h; heavy,
$6S06I6 40; packers, sBS0dS.4O; pigs ana
lights, tb0d6.SIh.
Sheep AND LAMBs-Receipts, HOO
head; market, steady and active; native
lambs, t5.s5d5.50; western lambs, s.. 2OQf8 90;
ewes and yearlngs, A.b0d5.6Oi western fed
yearlinEs, &.5Oa6.O0: western fed sheep,
81 5OAb.6O; stOckers and feeders. S.. 0Oa4. 80.
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Evnpornted Apples and Dried Fruits.

APPLEs-Market IL quiet with. a fair de-
mand reported. Common 10 fancy are
quoted at 7dSlIc; fair to good. 1906 crop.
sX6s5kc; nearly to strict pri'-'e. S091sc;
choice. S7t@iOc: fancy. lie.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRIiITs-Prunes
are said to be cleaning UP on spot ana the
lTGsc. according to grade. Apricots are
firm with choice quoted at 10I1ohc: choice
extra 1OXd11c; fancy, 11hdl2hc. Peaches
are unchanged. Choice are quoted at lOc;
extra choice. 1910; fancy. l0SGl1c; extra
fancy iitdlSc. Raisina are quiet. Loose
Muscatel are quoted at 5k@1Se; London
LAYERS 81 SGdl.60.
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ST. LOUIS. April 2-CATTLE-Recei
1000 head, including $50 Texans; market,
steady; native shipping and export steers.
81 $4,000; dressed beef and butcher steers,
stockers and feeders. S3.40d4 20; cows and
heifers. N.lO96B; Gamers u.7bd4b0; bulls,
s.. 4OG14 70; calves, t2.6Od66O; Texas and In
81 0Gf48.
HOGS Receipts, $500 head; market. Sc
higher; pigs and lights $sOd645; packers,
$50
SHEEP AND LAMBS 90 Receipts, 500
head; market steady; native muttons, 500
96.50; lambs, tS.5Od6.S.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.

I Anderson and wife to Hannah
n Needs aslq First % Sdat Ii ioy D,' LIS
William c. Norris TO Clara o. Fen
wick, lot %, Blur View, ;.,,.....'.'.' iN
Ralston' blocks 81 and 80. Benson.
Metropolitan Land and Trust COM
pany to Joseph Gorup lot I, block .oo
MAY w. hickey and husband to J.
J, Boucher lot 10, block I, Hans 80
com Place Il; SSOo
Garman, part OF block D. Mary
Lawrence sI,lS NJ. Garman to jennie
Josef Uher and wife to Antonio
Billy and wife, lot 30, block g.
peter @er'A salestT To ITO to Hilena Nilson.
taxlot As, Omaha .........,......t,s.ti. 800
John Toman and wife 20 Anton
Kodes, en- Of lot "a, block 10. Brown oo
T Redek lot 5. block Is, Omaha. -. ~, 500
Dletz. lot and part Of lot s.
block S, West Omaha ........;,;-t,. 5000
A. G. Sorcnsen and wife to Abel V.
stotweil. lot 4. block ,, Armstrong;
Second addition .................-,,,,. /
Abel V. shotweli to Chr,sten n. So
Andrew snsS~ Gensi tensile Ell al 10 JOSEF
K KsnE snf Third T1 ADDITION. Oe~ ~ 500
Louis Leseur, executor TO John r.
segear ct al. lot 2 block a. South -.
Edward Bette jr.. and wife TO
Alexander Meyer. part OF lots and
10, block 1S Patricks Second addi-
william sHh e, and Henry l.. Pease to
George w. LOomis. part OF lot g.
block 2, subdivision OF John l.
Redick's addition ....::..,.,..,...,.,.. $50
John widenor and wife to A.
Improvement Association additionsF 1
]. b. Cranston 70 William MeafatsSt
ray. lot II, block 9, Creighton
Geore r. Crosier ana wife to Minnie
r, Nichols, part OF lot 49, block 4.
Atlantic eJ Realty I' association To- Emma
Johnson, lots and .. block 5, Ken
dall's addition ........................., 800
Emma Johnson TO Niels p. Bvald
| National Life Insurance company TO
T. ]: Burnley. lots and 6, block
siias NJ Keenan, and wife to MARY
| A. B. Howell, part Of block "a,
I,o SnSSrl Realty and Improvement Improvement -'''
company 10 Albert Bergers, part OF
lot 4, Johnsona addition ..........,... !, $50
| The American Fire Insurance company
4 to Charles Rosso. lot 8. block 1856,
Ella u. Ross to Fred Enaeid. MI Of
SEA OF sell, l0-i5-t0. ...............,.... go
| der. part OF lot 10. block g. sulphur
| 4 G. Sawyer and wife 10 Charles
! Thatcher, lot II. block TO- Briggs
r. II. Carroll to Board Of trustees.
3. p. o. E.. lot s, block 2 Kountze
Ruth's addition .,............,.,." 20
Same 20 same. same .................... 1000
! Charles c. Carroll and wife to same,
TS ss p Carroll to same same 90
! f. ID. Jones and wife 10 Carl w. An
| dersOn. lots u and 10, block /.
Halcyon Heights ....,................ 80
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OH. mud RosIu,

NEW YORK. April 2.--OIIS-Cottonseed
irregular: prime crude, 27G27ISc:. prime yell
low, 33ika94c Petroleum, quiet: refined,
low 34Ip34lhc. Petroleum. quiet; refined,
New York $3.50; Philadelphia and Balti-
more. s. So prime in bulk, t4.65. Turpen-
tire. dull at 69hd10c.
81 1OSI415.
SAVANNAH. April 2.-OIIl-Turpentine
Arm; SIC: sales. 172 bbis; receipts, ZIG bills;
shipments, 20 bbls.
ROSIN-A 3. e. d. f, Fsand q. S3.e0;
H. $40: /. S435; X $40; NJ, $5.25; n. $50;
VIC. S5.45: WV. $3.50. .r
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snRnr nnd MoInsses.

NEW YORK, April 2-SUGAR-Raw,
quiet; fair refining. Sc: centrifugal, 90 test.
s ib-82GShc: molasses sugar, 2&c. Refined,
quiet; No. g. 420c; No. Z, Al6c; No. s, 4.ioe;
No. g. 4O6c; No. TO- &c; No. II, 3sSc; NO. II,
$500; No. 49, S.s5c; No. a. S.Sc; contec-
toners, A35c; mould A. 505c; cut loaf,
5.4Oc; crushed, 5.40c powdered, 4.S0c; gran
ulated 470c: cubes. 495c. t..e
NOTWITHSTANDING; New orleans open
kettle good to choice, 30d3Sc.
NEW ORLEANS April 2.-SUGAR--
Firm; omen kettle centrifugal, 2%d3 7-lec;
centrifugal white. SaSSc; yellows, sSa
8 l3-l6c: seconds, 2d3hc.
LASSES-Nominal; open Kettle, lD
oOn. rantrifuual 7m2nc.
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NEW YORK. April 2-MONEY-On call
strong and higher; 60ii0 per cent; ruling
rate, 6; last loan. ~. closing bid IA Of
fered at 9. Time loans steady; sixty. nienty
days and six months, 3 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER ~ 5i4d
81 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE -- Easier at
4S54Od4. S545 for demand and at AS260fI4. S265
for sixty day bills. Posted rates, AS3-
1881 and 4S6ia. Commercial bills AS2i4d
4S2A.
siLvER-Bar. Csc; Mexican dollars
493c
BoNDs- steady; railroad
irregular.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
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Co9ee market.

NEW YORK, April 2.-CoFFEE--.Mar-
ket for coffee futures opened steady at
unchanged prices There seemed TO be
little European buying and the market
held steady during the early trading IN
and rather heavier receipts. There was
more or less local selling. supposed to be
for long account. however, and the mar
being finally steady net unchanged to
points lower. Sales were reported of g 500
6 zoe: July. 6s5d6sOc: September. Id7 loc;
October 1901 loo; December. 9OnI ;3oc;
January. 7.35c February. 7.i0c. Spot Rio'
stendY; No. invoice 3-l6c.
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MIIvvaukee train Marked,

MILWAUKEE April 2.-wHEAT--Mar-
ket higher No. l northern, S0qSlc; No .
northern, 7SQ79hc: May, 1850.
RYE-Lower; No. 1, 65a65i4c
BARLEY-Steady; No. 2 55c; sample,
S9Q62l4c.
44Lc asked
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Duluth Grain Marker.

No. northern. T7lkc: No. 2 northern $50,
on track, No. / northern. 77hc; No 2
northern, IS1sc; May TIC; July. 7Slse; Sep
tember, NlAc.
oATs-To arrive. on track and May. se7sc.
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s.. Joseph Live stocL Market.

ST. JOSEPH, April 2.-CATTLE-Re-
eeipts. 400 head; steers. steady 20 Toe
HOGS Receipts, B1B4 head; market
steady light, %. 5Q6.S5; medium and heavy
Se.z71Fge; ga bulk OF sales s6S2lfg6.4o.
head; market. steady 10 shade higher
lambs So 49,
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LiverpooI Grain Marke,.

LIVERPOOL, April 2-WHEAT-spot
market nominal; futures steady; May, Is
I'D; July, 6s cad; September, nominal
CORN-Spot, American mixed new, firm
Is sgd; American mixed old quiet As "a
futures quiet; May, IS S2sd. July. As Sd.
e2q3 5s
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Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. April 2-CoTTQN-Spot
closed quiet; middling uplands. l.6bc; mid
ding gulf II SOC; sales, 5000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, April 2-COTTON-Spot,
good business done prices 3 points lower
ding, 62ld: middllng cod. low middling,
8 SD: good ordinary 570d; ordinary, 5.6d:
The sales Of tho day were 1900 bales OF
which 500 were for speculation and export
and included 1880 American Receipts,
5000 bales. including 10, 900 American
ST. LOUIS. April 2-COTTON-Qulet
middling. 1Lc: sales. none; receipts, AZ
bales; shipments, 5il bales; stock. d2,'m
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. April COTTON
spot closed quiet: sales l. $50 bales; ordi-
nary, S7-l6c. good ordinary, saac; low mid
ding. 10 s-l6c; middling, II Slice; good mid
ceipts. / 46i bales stock 9S7 bales,
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philadelphia Produce Market

PHILADELPHIA. April 2-BUTTER-
Weak and &c lower; extra western cream
cry, &c; extra nearby prints. PC.
EGGS-Firm and 1c higher. nearby fresh
and western fresh, l9c al mark.
CHEESE-Firm and In fair demand: New
York full creams, l2l5dl4c.
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WESTER
J. s. Thomas-Wyo.
% fhnAnrn aIG Il

j. s. Thomas-Wyo.
100 feeders. SI6 ass
W. r. Williams.
feeder. $50 3 80 Il feeders. 51s rs
feeders. 954 ass
HoGs-Light and heavy hogs are selling
in about the same notChes at the present
time, with the result that II was very
largely one-priced market this morning.
Packers would pay $3.50 for strings Of hogs
made up OF both heavy and light loads, and
II was hard work TO get any more than
that. As matter OF course some of the
more desirable loads did sell up to 1924,
with the less desirable at @.2lh, but, AS
Will be noted from the sales below, $3.50
was the popular price. 1t will be remem-
bered that the popular price on Saturday
ket was Just about SC higher than the close
Of last week. The trade was not overly
brisk, but stlll the majority Of the loads
changed hands in fair season. Representa-
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=. o. Day G 90.

ship Your Grain 90 Ia.
Chicago and Minneapolis Delivery.
One-eighth commi Bsion on Grain, one
quarter on Stocks. Prompt and careful
attention given TO outside accounts. Write
for cur daily Market Letter, mailed free.
Main once.
IIO-11I hoard OF trade B7aR.
OMAHA. NEB.
Long Distance Phone, Douglas o6iA
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BrendatufI. a LlvernooI-

LIVERPOOL. April 2-The following are
the stocks OF breadstuffs and provisions In
Liverpool:
Flour, $4,000 sacks; wheat, $4,000 centals.
corn SOL 900 centals: bacon lsQ0 hoxes.
hams. as00 boxes: shoulders n 500 boxes:
butter, $50 cwts.; cheese, 500 boxes;
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sIour 30 LIve stoel. Market.

SIOUX CITY. April 2.-(special Tele-
gram. Receipts. g. 900 head; market steady
stockers lOql5c higher; beeves, A.2ja6 50
and feeders, s., 2Saf5o; calves and year
lings So 00gl4 81
HOGS Receipts. 1900 head; market SC
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NInIhIe sunnIY nf GrnIn.

NEW YORK, April 2-The visible supply
OF grain Saturday, March 81. as compiled
by the New York Produce exchange was
as follows:
Wheat, $4,000 bu.; decrease, $50 900 blu
Corn, II $4,000 bu.; decrease, 222l, 900 bu.
oats, p, &2,O0O bu.; decrease, 1885,, 900 bu.
Rye, 2l26,000 bu.; decrease, 5000 bu
Barley. 200 bu.: decrease, 2Sl. COO bu
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PeorIa Grnio gInrLet

PEORIA, April 2-CoRN-Higher: No. 2.
42&e; No. 7, AAe; No. yellow. 42Sc: no
grade, 39d40c.
oATs-steady; No. white. 3lt.c No.
white, S0lse; No. white, 2sa.c.
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WnnI Market.

ST LOUIS. Mo. April 2.--wOOI.--Steady;
medium grades. bombing and clothing. go
2sc; light fine onSi24c; heavy fine, lSn2lc;
tub washed 3163Sc
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on the Produce exchange today the but,
e6ltc. dairies. l5d2Sc. Esgs. frm al mark
cal es included. ISIS; hrsts, l5lAc: prime
hrsts, i6lac; extras iSc. Cheese, steady:
llnl1isc.
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Iondon CIorinr Stocks,

sILVER-Bar, quiet, 2eSld per ounce.
MONEY-3q3h per cent.
The rate OF discount IN the open market
for short bills is 3h per cent for three
months bills. l-1GaS2s per cent
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-03
Rank C1enrinrn.

OMAHA. April 2-Bank clearings for to-
day were S7S5. Pc n and for the CORE.
spending date last year 81 .5oS. S64 go
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-03

WASHINGTON, April 2-Today's state
ment Of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund. exclusive Of the $4,000 GOO gold
reserve. shows: Available cash balance
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-03
Articles open High. Low, Close. Yes'y.
Cash Quotations were as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows:
FIOUR-Dull and easy: winter patents
81 16Ss 90; winter straights, SSOdS 60; spring
patents, S5.55a3.S0; straights. S3.30a35O;
bakers. 81 aOa290
WHEAT-No 2 spring, Ud79lhc: No g.
7safT9c; No. red S4dS5I4c.
CORNING. 2 43tso: No yellow. 44G44Lc
OATS-No. 30fsc; No. 2 white AKA
SIC; No. 8 white. S0d30Ac,
RYE-No. 2. 6)c.
BARLEY-GoOd feeding. S7ladSSlkc; fair
10 choice mailing. 4Sd50c.
SEEDS-NO. I haN, S1.06; No. / northwest
ern, A.l2; prime timothy, Sal7is clover
contract grade Sl300.
PROVISIONS-Mes pork. per bbl sic IS
G16S0. Lard, per 100 lbs. S. 70. Short ribs
sides Qoose). s.. 55QS62bA Short clear sides
thoxed) S9.OOd9.l0.
Following were the receipts and shin
ments OF -four and grain:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-03
INansas City GraIn and ProvIsIons.

KANSAS CITY, April 2.-WHEAT-May
729so; July, 697sc; September, 69zsc Cash:
No, hard 75d77lsc; No. 8, 72Q76c; No 2
CORN-Higher: May, $3.50; July, 40c
Cash: No. 2 mixed, 40lkQ40atc; No. 2 white,
42hc: No. g. 4iAu42c.
OATS-No white, slhG32c.
HAY-Steady; choice timothy. 1.50Q12. 90;
choice prairie, $9O0a92.
RYE--50G671ac.
EGGS-LIOweri Missouri and Kansas, new
No whitewood cases included. BE; case
count, l2t2c; cases returned. &c less.
BUTTER-Creamery, DC; packing. lac.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-03

ELGIN. m April 2-BUTTER-B Butter
Was quoted on the Board Of Trade today
hrm AZ &c. The weeks output for the
district was iSl coo pounds