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Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
NEW YORK STOCKS ANDBONDS
Business Makes a Poor Start After the
Triple Holiday.
FOREIGN BOURsEs STILL CLOSED
Metal TndustriaIs Are Lower ana tn,
sharp Upturn an wheaf Has Bad
EM~ct on the Securities
Market.

NEW YORK. April M.-Business in the
stock market made poor start today after
the three days cessation OF business. This
was partly due 10 foreign markets remain
ing closed, according 10 custom for Easter
Monday, while in this country the Boston
q some subtraction OF business from New
Whatever the source OF the demand that
was soon exhausted and stagnetiOn de-
veloped. Bears were encouraged TO put
out some short lines when this condition
developed and a sag in prices resulted. The
movement was trivial and hating At ell
times. Developments bearing on the finan-
eial situation were almost equally unim-
portant United States Steel failed TO bene-
lit from the reaffirmation OF iron prices,
ssi which ~ was decide on after the last stock
effective were rumors IN circulation OF
heavy orders for steel rails soon to be
the fact that large steel orders depend on
the decision OF the American Railways
association on the rail pattern and that a
report from the special committee Of that
body on the subject Is to be presented this
week United States Steel nevertheless,
was a heavy spot in the market, and its
continental weight. All of the metal In
dustrials were more or less depressed. An
was the news Of the resumption OF nining
operations today in many thousands OF soft
coal mines, In consequence of the settle
made also Of the assertions that neeotia-
tions were In progress to effect an ad-
vance In freight rates by the railroads, in
an effort 10 reetify the cut IN their reve-
nues A sharp upturn IN the wheat market
was an .unfavorable influence on stocks,
holders, however. are keeping an attentive
eye on crops.
More gold was engaged for Paris. but the
influence was allowed, that the ultimate
destination Of some OF the metal is to
Berlin. The bank statement. published dur
ing the holiday interval. confirmed all other
evidences of the heavy accumulation OF
cash which is going on at this center the
surplus reserves OF the banks having
reached around S5O.O000Oo. Call loan rates
are not lower; more especially because the
banks and trust companies by a tacit con-
sent are not pushing the lending OF their
funds in that department The demand for
time loans is sluggish and offerings OF
commercial paper light, choice grades COM
manding 4u4h per cent. Money market
conditions are therefore, highly propitious
Tor the offerings OF new capital issues
ahead OF the market, but considerable
anxiety exists. nevertheless, for the sue
cess OF new issues and the degree OF i'm
provement In investment conditions which
may be revealed by new floatations
Bonds were dun and irregular. Total
sales. par value, IS, SOP 900. Cnited States
bonds were unchanged on call.
Following were the sales and range OF
prices on the Stock exchange today:
al ufoh T.nvr fIoan
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

RACE GAMBLING DENOUNCED
Mass Meeting in BrooIxIyn, Addressed
by Governor Hughes, Berates
Legislators.

NEW YORK, April so.-A remarkable
demonstration against race track gambling,
that at times assumed the form Of a per-
sonal tribute 20 Governor Hughes, was made
In Brooklyn yesterday. The demonstra-
tion began In the streets leading to the
Bedford branch OF the Young Mems Chris
tian association, where the governor was
announced to address an anti-race track
gambling meeting. and attended the
speaker from his carriage to the platform
Of the spacious hall
The mass meeting was q nonsecrtarian
affair for men, called, the chairman. Rev.
John y. Carson OF the Central Presbyterian
church. explained, with the object OF inn
pressing upon some Of our representatives
in the legislature the necessity Of their
changing their views with regard to race
track gambling" and ne added: III they
do not change their views. we viii see 10
1t that we change the men"
An hour before the time set for the meet
ing the hall was crowded to the doors.
while a thousand or more people were IN
the street outside Governor hughes ar
rival In the crowd that fined Bedford ave-
nue. from curb to curb was the signal for
prolonged cheering and cries for q speech
to those VINO could not set into the haiL
For several minutes the demonstration con-
tinued. Mounting the steps OF q convenient
doorway. the governor spoke briefly, set
ting forth the unoonstitutionalfty OF the
present racing situation and warning HIS
auditors that upon them as citizens de-
voIvsd the responsibility Of seeing TO Il
that the state constitution was kept invio-
late.
Within the hall there was q second out
burst. the audience first cheering and then
rising a9d singing ''Ths star spangIed
Bannsr g the governor smiled and re-
peatedly bowed his acknowledgment
after the.chsirynan had explained the OBJ
ject of the gathering. Governor Hughos
spoke. He referred to the charge that his
official conduct regarding the situation had
taken the form Of executive usurpation.'
well" he added. Il never win support
a measure that ! cannot openly and di-
rectly discuss with the people.
'"rhe win OF the people" he continued.
must be obeyed and we win not permit
the constitution 20 be trioIrsd. The longer
the matter - pNblicIy debated the more
far-reaehing win be It's consequences
Ths audience then adopted resolutions
denouneing the Parcy-oray act. which
makes faes track gambling possible, and
demanded the passage OF the bills against
gambling Nhinh we're recently defeated By
q tie votf n the state sahAts.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

CATTBE-Receipte OF cattle were very
light this morning and every one was look
proved more or less Of disappointments
While buyers were out in the yards In
good season in the morning. the trade was
very slow and dull from start to finish.
Statesmen all seemed to feel that they were
entitled TO q substantial advance but pack
ers we're very backward about putting on
50 that the trade was prolonged throughout
the greater part OF the forenoon although
the offerings were very light After a great
deal OF hard work, some statesmen figured
that they pinched out 10c and IN some cases
16c more than last week. On the other
hand. there we're cattle that did not look
any higher. Later advices from Chicago
Indicated slow and weak market at that
point which did not help the trade any
here. Taking the trade as q whole, II was
dull and unsatisfactory TO the selling in
terests.
Cows and heIfers were in moderate supply
and the market vas 10 about the same con-
Still the tendency was a little stronger on
such stuff as packers wanded, but the de-
mand was rot sufficiently brisk 70 put any
life into the trade or make 1t appear like
a good, strong market
Stockers and feeders were In very mod
crate supply, but the few loads IN sight
changed hands In fair season IN the morn
ing. The prices paid generally looked about
steady with last week.
Quotations on cattle: GOOD to chotca
corn-ted steers, So .o0dbs.5o; fair TO good corn
fed steers. &.76es0o; common 70 fair corn
and heifers. N.75G5 20; fair to good cows
and hefers, q. .75e14.75; common to fair cows
and heiferg, S. .Oo4S. B; good TO choice
stoehers and feeders, t4. 75qbsO; fair TO good
fair stockers and feeders. sS.0Oai,00.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
Ram And PRODUCE MARKET
Falues Grow Strong on Buying BY
Spectators.
ntILE REssTANcE TO ZEE RIsE
tn'fe-pations OF General RaIna over
wtntsr wheat seetiOas Prompt-
ans Heavy selling Last
Week. Felt Now.


OMAHA. April 90 1905
ufttn vnlues grew strong on buying By
peUalAaors who had sold hsavtiy lnsf
EeaE IA expectation Of q bear movement
4tef the general rains over the winter
IAt decided iaerease IN the worlds
naibiH supply coupled with a much Inn
gegsd demand ssnt values higher with
little resfstance.
Whest .opsnea at satardays closing
Faiuns answered readily TO All offerinRs
ne crowa btgarne bullish and bid the
Nsx Shsst opened at sosc ana closed
csrp rulea sriEIs weak with no. demand
NE Rome fFee offorines put a slump on
Efiqe4 Heee5pts centinue to be light and
legf corn wn9 slow. May Corn opened at
kztc Auo closed at Gle.
Oats we're steady to higher with and
fkoell1Ht demand and biddlng was active
bns not fffoetiva; May oats opened at csc
Primary wheat receipts were 5000 bu.
and shipment Were 2osooo bu.- against re-
.sipts Ia last year $4,000 bu- and shipInents
Corn receipts were B6a,pso bu. and ship
nents were 21b.OO0 bu. against receipts last
rear of sfe.S00 bu. and Shipments OK 4gs, 900
bu. Clearances were 2.0oe bu Of corn. e,0e9
eu q oats and wheat ard -four equal TO
n6pD bu.
Holding IN Liverpool
Local range OF options:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

ouetations of the nay on various
ComnroaffFrn

NEW YORK. April 20-FDOUR--Recs
lo,s9 bbls.. market firm, With scatter "a
stralshts AlsE4S6. Minnesota bakers. 81 q
u4.la; winter extras. t3s0GAio; winter pat
ents. t46oG4.so; winter grades, s2t964 %.
sSo,a ye, Tour ' ,sas steady ss,s g good saoO;
CoRNNEAI- steady; fine white and yell
low. a.epLse; kiln dried. ssts
RYE-Firm; Ne. western. SsAtc & o. b..
wHEATf-Reccspts ioeooo buahr,s. ex-
ports, ttoqo bushels, market firm: No. Z
rec sl-o2 elevator and u.o2Ah { Q. b. afioet;
afloat; No. 2 hard winter. sL6 T. o. b.,
afloat. Wheat opened At an advance OF
country accounts and continued falling on
iaiNe. May, sleOE@i.o2 closed si.os; july.
sikaesstc,. closed site; September, siA8
coRN-sRScslptsi ace bushels. market
barely steady; No. nominal ssc asked
Options opened At decline Of islc and sold
OFT another quarter under heavy liquida-
tion. large receipts ana fine planting
sss Sssh' Mss sG'9s sFsSss e eo.S As d net July Ss
oATs-Receip,s. si,soe bushels: exports.
x.d Pooee oess srns pbss 9assy sstr s,esas
white. 26d32 pounds ssha55I[c; clipped
white. $3.50 pounds 57de2c
HAH-Firm; good to choice, s5dg1s&c
lea, lie
LEATHER-steady; acid. 2oaa7c
PRONISIONS-Beef steady; family, $3.50
Ql7.00; mess, $l3Oo613b0: beef hams, s27.o
ut9.ooi packet. s1AOD01As0; city extra India
mess. S245On see Cut meats, steady; pick
led bellies, 9d10c; pickled hame 95kd7l0c
Lard, easy; western. ts.2o1S.s0 refined
easy; continent, Ss5; South America, sen (;
compound T&0Sc. Pork, barely steady
family nesoqiioo; sls short clears s1eS@17So;
.TALLow-Firm; city. ss1c; country. SM
P0ULTRY-Alive. steady; fowls 40;
turkeys lac, Dressed easy turkeys. 120
lie; fowls. 126i5c.
BUTTER-Firm; creamery specials. &c:
extras. Sic; third TO first, 2l92sc; held,
common TO specials, nazsc, state dairy.
common to choice. aG26c: process. common
to special, 16fl85c; western factory firsts,
2lct imitation creamery firsts. 22a2sc.
CHEESE-Weak; fun cream, specials,
l3Aci state full cream, small, white, fancy,
l5c; state full cream large and small, COLI
ored fancy. hlkc; state, fair 90 prime, 11h@
lac; state common, S@s1kc state, winter
made SI10ifc.
EGGs-Firm; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white. Jgikc; good to
choice, lSdl8iSc; brown and mixed, extra,
1sc. firsts to extra firsts. i7Gl7ikc; western
firsts, fresh gathered, 16hd17c; seconds,
I5it3i6c
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

BHEEF-Ihere were no new or Interest,"
ing features In the sheep trade this morn
lnG. the market being In very much the
same condition as last week. Buyers were
out IN good season In the morning and suoh
stuff as they wanted generally sold quite
readily at good. steady prices. In fact
clipped stuff looked little stronger, II anv-
OF Wooled lambs 70 put q top on the mar
ket, but fair kinds sold around s7s7lI0
la Dhorn lambs sold up 70 800 A bunch
hn88 alnong them sold a. e6.Oo The fael-
Ing wAs yeFy veal and the tendency, HI
anything, lower on the ieAs desirable kinda
offeIin9s this morning were small. tuenf.1
three cars being hlled throuah "a -
srn posnsa without being put on ssls az
ou5EHtiOaS- On iu1nbss Good to-eAoaOa
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

. The disposition OF the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
Der OF head indicated:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
CHICAGO CRAM Ann PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading ana CHosing
RFlcaa on nonra oe Trade.

,Nt4I EFAcea on hOnEu OF Trade
CHICAGO. April 9O.-The local whest
market was strong today because Of the
builish tone OF the weekly statistics. May
wheat closed fG1Mc higher. Corn was ssc
over Oats unchanged and provisions In
The wheat market Was strong all DAY
because OF the active buying OF shorts and
me influences was the weekly statistics
Worlds shipments last week were only n
little more than half Of what they were
amount on passage decreased 2.e60O5O
bushels. compared with an increase OF
$500 ~, year sgc and ne e, Visible Sis ssp- Y.
against an increase Of sz1 600 bushels last
year, Adyices from the northwest indi-
Eavorabiy, but these reports seemed 10 Rave
but little effect. The market closed strong.
May opened q shade lower to a shade
closed et Sc cisarances Of wheat and and
nour were equal to n7,ec0 bushels Prf-
aesE EscssPss wsrs tas, ,e9e hl'sAsis e sgsinss
Minnea polta Duiath ara Chicago reported
receipts of go cars. against 2s5 last week
The corn market seas weak all day. COM
OMISSION. houses We're heavy sellers of the
eefeIred futpres and 4 was sala that much
weather Ia the corn belt ana the possi-
bility that the local receipts will soon in
srssss ~eFs the snsst reasons for selling
what ir the final hour on buying by shorts,
but the close was easy. May opened a
shade 10 H09tc lower at G65sd15Hc sold at
dsEe ana then declined 10 81 The close
was 66066lec. Local receipts were go ears,
with Al cars OF contract grade.
'kho oats market was dull and prices
we're eenfined within a range OF &c. The
n4W Gfep was generally reported 10 be In
1aroruble condition and the weather ex-
Colieut, May opened Isc higher at 653kc,
sold or 10 b3c ana closed ~ aDkc. Local
receipts were ie8 cars.
PROVISIONS were weak on realizing sales
M local hackers and a decline az kefl0c in
live hogs At the close May pork was off
&lc at NA0 Lard swas' down 175kc at ef.e5.
Ribs f2ikc lower at $3.50.
h'AtiTnated receipts for tomorrow Wheat
q eare: corn. iB cars; oats. SIG cars: hogs.
1t.0oo head. stf
The leading rutures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
TEXAS RAILROADS TIED UP
Great Damass None BY FLOODS 10 All
Kinas Of ProDsety IN
Texas.

FORT WORTH Tex. April N.-The sndi.
cations today are that the storm whlch
has prevailed for the last several Anvs IN
north Texas Is about over The waters are
reoedins almost as fast as they came, ana
With no more rain within two OF three
days. avenues OF travel viii Be reooeued
and business will move asain.
Al this time. however. the Teas 4 Pa
cifio transcontinentai line 10 cut IN two.
There has BEEN no train IN from caisfornis
or out 20 the west since FRIDAY moruine.
and the most optimistic OF the rAilroad of.
ficisis do not hope 70 reopen tFaffio before
Tuesday.
The 81 Louis a san Vfanoisoo has los,
miles OF track betwesn this city ana Brady
and one great sasel bridge oyer tia Leon
river is reported 10 have been DESTROYED.
Traffic has been abandoned entirely on ths
Fort Worth division.
me Fort worth q Denver City has e.
capped actual washo1ts. but al trains are
running late. s..f,f
T'he AtehinsOn. Topoka 4 santa 20 il in
fair shape except bstween Paris ana c1e-
burne. where II has, Suffered many wash
outs.
The Missouri. Kansas a Toxas IL also
open and moving trains on delayed sched
uies. ss-
The Rock Island has abandoned its paI-
Ias-Fort Worth service entirely ON aocount
Of soft tracks and the cuts oayins IN.
Al the passenger station OF ths Tsxaa a
Pacific here today hundreds of traveler,
paasad me day IKE e1oat camp. waitins
for trafuo 70 Be roopensd.
TulsDhone and tsisgr4Rh wires are down
end there Il no way to eonlmunlcate wltb
points west OF Weafhs1ford
AZ waco The Brazos I1vss reached its
iAsh uater marx y y u today. when
els guaso nl.Qaed eh1Afy.flpe 0oat. Hast
W'aco was DgQdaa.l1i5V Gs bnekipg of 4
|aslA Fagns y ne bqstan1l ero troAtly
daaAHspAs spd nundreds or head of-ivs stock
.baya bsensdrcWnsd
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
wEArHER IN THE CRAM BrLr
Fair Tuesday ana Continuation OF
Moderate Temperature.

OMAHA, April 20. 1908
Within the last twenty -t0ur hours rains
have fallen in the lower lake region, cas-
tern states and throughout the west gulf
states and southwest The weather is
clear In the upper lake region and west
over the upper Mississippi and Missouri
valleys ana mountain district. Temper
atures continue moderate everywhere east
u the Aocky mountains, and are generally
higher In the northwest. Fair weather
wal probably continue in this vicinity to-
night and Tuesday. with not much change
ia temperature.
Omaha record OF temperature and pre-
cipitation compared with the corresponding
- 80 - 1915 1907 1906 1905
Minimum temperature 81 q g q
Normal temperature for today s. degrees
Deficiency in precipitation since March l,
Pa inches.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1907,
lisa inches
Excess corresponding period In 1906 IL
inches. l.. A. WELSH,
- a. As, LOCAL Forecaster.
i corn asa whSaf Resion BaiIetia.
For the twenty -four hours ending At
a; M 18th meridian time. Monday. April %,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
Kansaa city Live stocIr Married.

KANSAS CITY, April O--CATT1E-Re-
ceipts, b.6o0 head, including coo s0utherns;
market 10d1sc higher; choice export and
dressed beef steers, S6.S506.So; fair to good,
A.75G6.b; western steers, 81 46a66O; stock
ers and feeders, &3.50d625; southern steers,
N.O0oe.S southern cows, S26O6450; native
COWS, .P%45eo; native heifers. pt.50G620;
bulls, S3.16de-8; calves, S376e9&o0
higher; closed weak; top, $50; bulk OF
sales $S5596soi heavy, @;55@5.s0 packers
and butchers, ss.So@6.soi light, S.50ds 70;
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts, 1000
head market weak to lOc lower lambs.
western yeariings, S6oOd56S0; western sheep
$aTbel6.40 stockers and feeders, ts25G6.O0
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

ST. LOUIS. April 0.-CATT1H-ReosIpt
loo head. including H5 Texans. Market
i615d7.O0; dressed beef and butcher steers,
S.40d6s0; steers under 1.0o0 pounds, 81 75q
$40; stockers and feeders, aB06.50; COWS
and heifere s.. l5Q9.O0, Gamers, S3Oo62 90.
bolls, 07Q5.B; calves, Ss0d1.00: Texas
and Indian steers. S.s0q65o; cows and
HOGS -RScsipts, l.5oo hsad; market seuoe
higher. Pigs and light, E.751G.O0; packcrs.
S,S96oo; butchers and best heavy, 6.00
sHEEP AND LAABs-Receipss. go
head narkst steady: native loutfo19
t37566B. lambs, Ab068o0; cuIls and
bucks. N.80kBi stocksrs. au9Loa
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
Evaporated Apples ana Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK, April M-EVAPORATED
APPLES-Market Is quiet with prices un-
changed Eancy. l01x4l1c; prime, lAgttso'
DRIED FRB1TS-Prnnes quiet on spot,
and quotations show no improvement. not
withstanding bullish reports from the
14c. and Oregons. b9t01ec. Apricots are dull
with choice quoted at 5000; extra choice.
19af1c: fancy. alG2tc Peaches, unchanged
with choice at i0nl0iSc; extra choice 110
11i4c; fancy. 1i1f613c; extra fancy, 15Q1tc
Raisins, quiet. with prices more or less
nominal IN the absence OF transactions.
raisins, 5lk6ec. and London layers. 1850
lis
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

wooied, s7.&6fep; fair 70 gooa wooded.
t6.fb67.s5; good sheafing lambs, Carrying
flesh, tsbOd1.OO; g6od shearlng lambs, thin
ss.OOG6.b0; shorn lambs. Soc under wooled
stock.
QUOTATIONS on sheep. Coed 70 choice light
yeariings. shorn, f6O0el8 IS; good 70 choice
wethsrs, shorn, @.ooQS.25; fair TO good
ewes, shorn, s5.60dS.7b fair 70 good ewes
shorn, SooR5.B0; cuiis and buckle, shorn
e.o0450; woolsd sheep. &atOc above shorn
stock.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
Metal nfnrIret,

NEW YORK April 2o.-METALss-w With
no London markets; owing to the continu-
alton OF the Easter holidays. there was
tations to day for metals. Tin was re-
ported quiet, but a shade higher on the
average, with quotations ranging from
S31.S 10 S2230 Copper was unchanged,
with the tone quiet Lake, St2 7Sfri 2S71s ;
electrolytic. S12 621sGr1275; casting. Sl2.37lIeD
1880. Lead quiet, and unchanged at s3.9hfD
400. Spelter, 46O6l4.65. No change was re-
ported in iron; No. foundry northern.
S1S.25d1S.75; No. 2 foundry northern, S17 70
@1825; No. southern. soft. sl725d1soo
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

NEW YORK. April 3O.-sUGAR--Raw
tsst Set sr 1efnRg sssr S ensrfRs 4
steady; No. 6, 5lOc; No, T. b.o5c; No s.
5O0c: No 9. 4s5c; No. 10. 4s5c; No. IL, 4s0c
No. u, A75c: No IS, 4foc: No. H. 465c. Con-
fectioners A. 5soc; mould A. 5s6c; cut loaf,
6Soc; crushed, eS0c; powdered. $500; gran
ulated. 550c; cubes 5,75c.
MOLAESES-Quiet; open kettle, New Or
leans good to choice 280fq2c
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

WASHINGTON. April 2o-Today's state
ment OF the treasury balances in the gen.
eral fund, exclusive OF the $3.50. 900 gold
reserve shows an available cash balance OF
SIS, ,SS7,243
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
PhfIAaelphia Produce Market.

PHILADEI.PHIA, April 10-BUTTER-
Steadyi fair demand; extra western ere n
cry. sec: extra nearby piintk. &c
kGGS-F9rm and Hc higher; Pennsyl-
vania and other nearby first free cases
ld,zc at mark; Penusyivania and ether cur
rent receipts In returnable cases 16c al
mark; western firsts, free cases. 1e14c al
mark; western current receipts. free cases,
ice at mark m
choice, i5G153kc; New York fun crearns. fair
to good, l43kGi44{c
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
cnffen MnrI-.t.

NEW YORK. April so.-coFFEE-Mark
for coffee futures Opened quiet at un-
changed prices. closing steady, net un-
changed to 5 points lower. sales were re-
ported Of $3.50 bags. including May al
5e0c: July. 5.T0c; September. 5T5d6 soc No
vember. 5.S5c; December. 5s0c. and March
Santos, s4sds1kc mild coffee. quiet Cor
dova. 9&Gf3Ec
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

Cattle Higher, Hogs steady 70 strong
and sheep and Lamb Lower.

CHICAGO April D--cATTLH-Receipt
16Q0o head; market 10f52sc higher; steers
$1,000 10; cows, s3eOq6.OO; heisers tSlo1
SO; bulls, tS,5ta6.sQ; calves, t25oa6.S0; stock
HO06-Recefpts, 5000 head; market
stegdy to strong; choice heavy shipping
s5.s0nse0: choice light, Sbs5d6O6: packing
se:SQ69O; pigs. ASG6.So; bulk OF sales. $500
sffEEP AND 1.AMBs-Reoeipts 1900
head, market steady to 10fDf5c lower; sheep
SoOQe 3; lambs, $6oOaf.s5; yearlings, $500
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
OILS and RoaIn.

OIL. CITY, April a0-oIIl-Credit bal
aneek. n7s; runs, lso17S bbis; shipments.
so 927 bble: average, 10 SEA bbls.
SAVANNAH. Ga, April 20-OILs-rurpen-
tine. firm; 4s645itc
RosiN-FIrm; x p. C., asc; D.. aBo,
F. 36aikc; O.. a70c H., 3sOc: L. l.S5c; k
5.25c; M. 555c; N. $500; w. O.. 575c: W.
w bs5e
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
Minimum temperature Tor twelve-houe
period ending at 3 a. m.
pIsTRICr AvERAuEs.

The weather was warmer throughout the
western portion Of the corn and wheat
region during Sunday and moderate tenn
peratures continue over the eastern por-
ton. Very light showers occurred only in
the Kansas City and Chicago Districts
/. A. WELSH, L.ocAs Eofecaster
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

IIO0s-Hogs sold q shade higher this
morning, but the trade was very slow and
duh and Il was late before a clearance
The hogs sold largely at 86249665 as
against t5.50q6-b21z on Saturday. Carload
hogs sold a. high as t6.Oo. with q small
bunch up 70 S.55.
The week starts out with the market q
big 1Oc higher than Il was one week ago