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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
DISPOSITION.

CATTLE-Receipts were fairly liberal to-
day and the general quality OF the offerings
was about as good as II has been al any
time of late. BeErish advices from eastern
markets, together with the liberal receipts.
naturally tended to create a lower trend OF
values, and although there was very fair
inquiry from both local dressed beef men
and eastern shippers. bids were generally
106I15c lower than yesterday and the busi-
ness was slow from start to finish. Heavy
cattle were disseminated against by all
classes Of buyers and some OF the desirable
handy weight grades showed comparatively
little decline as all classes OF buyers wanted
them. 1t was late In the forenoon before
much trading had been done and the gem
eral undertone to the trade was det~ledly
weak.
The supply OF cows and heifers was by
no means excessive and with a good gem
steady at least for desirable offerings
Medium and common COWS were indifferent
sellers and II generally took shaded prices
TO move them. Veal calves were fully
steady but the market for bulls stays and
rough stock generally was a shade lower
Business in stockers and feeders was mod
erateiy active, as supplies were not large,
and there was a good showing OF country
buyers IN the yards. Good stuff OF all
weights commanded about steady prices
but there was the usual dull and weak mar
ket on the low grade and Off-quality kinds
The volume Of business was comparatively
limited
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
cornfed steers. s.. 60dSOO; fair to good
cornfed steers. s6.00d7O0: good to choice
cows and heiferH. g. .s0FD6 70; fair to good
cows and heifers, s. 1855; common to fair
cows and heifers, 2.T5.d4. 50: good 20 choice
stockers and feeders. f6.00G7.00; fair TO good
stoekers and feeders. S5.09G6.0o; common 10
fair stockers fand feeders. s3 7S<b475; stock
heiferS. s.75Q45o; veal caves, A&dS. .:
bulls. stays. etc. SS50H6O0
Representative halest
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

Fsafures OF the Trading and Closing
Rrlcea ON Enara Of Trnde.


CHICAGO, April 20.-After maximum
drop OF IA cents wheat recovered and
closed at a slight net advance Corn and
oats wers imitatOTs OF whent,. although
Fbsfng less and gaining more than the
major Grade Provinious registered another
material advance regardless of a weak hog
market. ~
Tlne Initial decline in wheat carried May
down 10 q6 and September TO 8Ac a
drup Of l&c and 1ssc respectively. In this
"a drop OF lad at Liverpool was influential
longs for the moment burdening the pit
with their offerings Shorts, apparently
q moved into playing safe by reteration or
a. a retIuced crop IN Kansas. rushed into the
r breach and bought actively July touched
1.O0S(5I oQsasi giSEpteEnlper. sec and May
~ 81 Gs7k. May closed a shade up at N-gSA;
July &c higher at d08Ql0as and sep
tenber &c improved at 9ts99ec;
Corn prices followed wheat IN the early de-
cline and latar showed great Improvement.
May moved between 56ftd5l7sc- There was
fair demand for cash corn and prices
held steady. Mo- 2 yellow sold at bi44doSc
The close was strong for all the FUTURES,
with MAY A6Zu up az 57asQl5I9sc
Investment hlying took oats prices away
from the weak start. May worked up from
sYStc TO fs6744ikc the other futures moving
with ia The close waa strong, with May
Ika1tc higher at 41Isc-
ia provisiDns pork gained from Atza
Sc ard RIBS took on from i0c to IKE Final
figures for the May products: Pork, &e up,
A. sgi so: lard a2ihGldbc higher at tLzSi1z4
i24o. ribs. T1i&c up. &C S20
The leading futures ranged as toiioWs'
= We W.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

dollars $50 g7LO00. silver dollars OF 1Qo
8U00oo, silver certificates outstanding
$50 g7fO0o
General Flnd-Standard silver dollars I'm
general FUND. f-5la.l24, current liabilities
tl0l. 10 IN. working balance IN treasury Of
fices. tef sff 7Qf. in banks % credit 0f treas
tirer of the United states SE s01.9l9: sub
sidiary silver cntn. 81. .764.1B; minor coin.
81 Gl.011: total balance IN general fund. So, p
grn rnf
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
GRAIN AID PRODUCE MARSET
speculatofs Too Busy Selling Short 10
Heed Reports.
FLOWING UP WINTER WHEAT
Reports Of AbandoninE Of FieIds IN
kansas ana Nebra-aEa Ar- Be-
coming General--Corn
rar sIumua.


aEr OMAHA. April %.
Cables on wheat came lower and decid-
edly weak. The speculative craze 70 sell
wheat snort continues and all crop news is
ignored Reports from Kansas and Ne
braaka- are still buliiah and plowing up OF
the winter wheat fileds Is becoming more
general More than likely the market will
be 0vers0id and sharp reactions will occur.
Corn slumped of az the opening vita
wheat only 20 firm up later when early
offerings were absorbed. Receipts are
very mudernte and shipping demand inn
proved
Wheat recovered slightly from the break
az the start. caused by heavy selling on
lower canlea- Bears are still aggressive
and the market received little support as
c49 conditions show no signs, Of improve
After the early break the corn market
showed better strength than wheat and
more than recovered the loss. Cash sales
were active on light receipts and small
offerings were taken az nc over yesterday
PRIMARY wheat receipts were 1iee1 bu
ana shipments were aiE.0l8 bu.s aEalnht
receipts last year o. 18.000 bu. and snip
-lmeiltE OF 23o.0oo bu.
Primary corn receipts we're 5tl.v1 Du
and shipments were as 900 bu-. against re-
ceipts last year OF GS9.00o bu. and snip
ments. OF Z9i0l0 bu.
Ciearances we're 600 bu. OF corn. none
of oats and wheat and flour equal 70 6oVs
bu.
Liverpool closed 1ssa1lld lower on wheat
and -td lower on corn.
I1k1A range uf optlunss
Arffcfor On . rrfgf d L ON rs1orp Yes "
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

NEW YORK. April 20.-The cotton mar
ket opened steady at decline OF 2Gj6 points
in response to disappointing cables, favor
able weather REPORTS and prospects Of more
drastic curtailment by southern mills.
There was a renewal OF yesterdays cover
ing movement at the initial decline. how
ever and during the early trading prices
rallied the old crop selling up to a net
advance OF 4d5 points, with some later
positions recovered to the figures OF yes
terday.
Cotton futures closed steady. Close:
April. 14.S9c: May, 1AI9c; June, lA5lc; July,
Ia &c: August 13S2e; September, Il S6c;
October 12.S6c: November, Il &c; December
u &c: January. l2-lSc.
Cotton spot closed quiet; middling up
lands. 15.l5c; middiing gulf. ID 4Oc; sales coo
bales.
ST. LOUIS. April ,2O.-COTTON-Un-
changed; middling, 1850; sales. 200 bales;
receipts. LIS bales; shipments, 1,S5S bales
stock 3ST2O bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
NEW xoRk GENERAL MARKET
auotatIons OF the Day ON various
Commodities.

Commodities.
NEW YORK, April 2O.-FLOUR-Ouiet
and barely steady. spring patents, $3.50
$50: winter straights. SO0d5.l0; winter
patents, 6. 25dS Is: Kansas straights. 81. 500
$40 Receipts, l57 $50 hbls. shipments 4,4aO
bbla Rye flour. barely steady: fair to
good g. 25ft445; choice 20 fancy, S45064. e.
CORNMEAL-Steady; fine white and yell
sgss :sE; II oal''' coarse H2'ql'0' Kiln dried
RYE-NominaI; No. western. 591sc, Z o.
b. New York
WHEAT-Spot. easy; No. red. SlJSil
nominal C. 1. T.; No. Northern, SL15l4. (. O..
b. opening navigation. Option. Wheat was
weak and lower ae the start under further
cash and export demand, but prices re-
gained the loss on covering by shorts and
closed at unchanged TO Ac net decline.
Export sales were fifteen loads of Mani
toba at outpOsts. May closed ST. 1slk: July,
81 0s44: September 81 .O6H. Receipts. 1900 bu.
CORN-Spot. steady; steamer, 62c bid
and No. nominal elevator export and No.
nominal elevator export basis. Export
No. z 6sihc nominal T. O. b. Option mar
ket was easy under liquidation by specu-
lative longs but rallied with wheat, clos
ing irregular at nc decline TO &c advance.
May closed 57lac; July. 7Olkc; September,
70lsc. Receipts, 1900; shipments, 1000
OATS-Spot. steady; mixedi 26a22 pounds
nominal natural white, 26dS2 pounds, 45n
64Se; clipped white, S4d42 pounds, 46iEa52c
Hxx-Qnist: prime. H.1O: No. 1, a.1O;
] = d
HOPS-Dull; state. common TO choice
1863. 23Q26c; 1908. nominal; Pacific coast
1903. 151ISc: 1908. nominal
HIDEs-Firm; Central America, 222c;
Bogota. 2ad23c.
LBATHER-Flrm; hemIock firsts. 26a
&c; seconds. 2Sd27c: thirds 22925c; rejected
20d21c.
1 PROVISIONS-Pork, unsettled; mess
s2f 50fl2500: family S26 0of1Z7.0 90; short clear
I S25.T5dE.5 90 Beef. steady: mess, Slb. .OOd
/ 18oo; family, Sl9O0d1s5o; hams S3a.00as8. 90
/ Cut meats, steady; picked bellies, 10 TO Il
! lbs, Sib-50nlT.00; picked hams, yI65OGi7 90
I Lard. firm middle west. prime. sl2 500
\ 1890: refined. unsettled continent d3S
South America, U4T5; compound, $1,000
TALLow-Dull; prime city. rkc; coun.
/ try. Tikel7%c
RICE-steady; domestic. aa5Ac; Japan
I 51Ad6tkc.
/ BCTTER-Steady; creamery held. second
I 10 special, 24G31c; creamery, third to first
| 3Qaic; state dairy, common to finest. 24G
| CHEESE-Quiet; state fun cream, new
/ best, l3lzc; common to fair. 1I5zIl3c
/ EGGS-Easy; western regular packed
first 14a2sc; southern. regular packed
I first Id2ihc.
POULTRY-Alive, strong; fowls, Dlkc
turkeys. 14Q2oc. Dressed, dull, but firm
chickens, i5Ql9c; fowls. I5Gl9o; turkeys
1I6z3e
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

SAVANNAH. Ca. April s0-OILs-Tur-
pentine firm. 59c; sales 10 bhls: receipts
~ bbls; shipments. 5s5 bbiE.; stocks 6soi
bhis.
bbIs Quote n. SAt2ik; -. NM, Fl Saf5.
r.. H0it. G. AH; IA. IiTk. l. NN. K
$50 ~. $50; n, $50 WG, $50; WV,
st6Td11
on. CITY, Pa. April m-OE{.s-Credlt
balances rs hblas. runs HoJ 90 bbls.. aver
average. 1s.f05 hhiE
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
Metal Market.

NEW YORK. April s0.-METAL.s-Stand-
ard copper was weak on the New York
Metal exchange today. Local dealers quote
AZ 621zd12l5; casting. si250dI262lk. London
market closed easy; spot f5s los; futures
81 los Tin. dull; all deliveries up 70 the
English market was firm; spot. n50 S.;
futures fI6l los. Lead. dull spot S4a5tB
4 a5s London market unchanged at ae Igs
3D. spelter closed easy; spot. $1,000. 20;
London market unchanged at f2 Ia Cd
The English iron market was lower at Cos
7lEd. for Cleveland warrants. Local market
Unchanged.
BT. LOUIS. April &.-METALS-Lead
firm Spelter dull go
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21


ST. LOUIS, April AT-F'utures
firms May, d@a; July. sSrc. Cash duli;
track, No red, s1-06dLW; No. 2 hard.
1.0Gl0e
CORN-Futures higher; May, 59lld5qAc:
July, a4c. Cash higher track. No 2 60c.
No 2 white E162c
OATS-Futures higher: May 4lAc; July,
8S9sGaS7hc. Cash steady; track No. g 4lc:
No white, 45ihc.
FLOuR-Dull; red winter patents. s5.15sI
30; extra fancy and straight. S4.5od5.l0;
hard winter clears R5501S0
TIMOTHX-Seed. S3OoGaB
CORNdEALr-s3 %
BRAN-Duli; sacked. east track. a.Osa
HAY-steady timothy. a2OOa1A5 90;
prairie, 9I20o9l250
RAGGING-Iikc.
HEMP TWINE-7c.
PORk-Steady; jobbing, Se1oo0z6O0
LAhD-Steady. prime steam. ~ 39lzd
r. i2lh
DRY SALT MEATs-Steady; boxed ex-
ira shorts. laisc; clear ribs, 1fitc; short
clears 1fatc.
BACON-steady. boxed extra short,
l5asc. clear ribs I53sc. short clears. l5Ssc.
POGLTRY-Flrin: chickens. ~ 10; springs,
sc; turkeys 20c; ducks. Ice geese. ice
BUTfER-stCady; creamery. ZIl7SJc
EGGS-Stoady, 194c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

BOSTON, April 30-WOOLs-Heavy move
ment in nearly all grades especially in
fleeces at somewhat lower prices, is noted
in the local wool market. More favOra BILE
news has been received from the west
where growers are reported to be willing
TO shade prices More than a million
pounds of Ohio one-quarter blood changed
hands recently and there have been some
heavy sales of territory stock.
Domestic quotations as follows: Ken
tucky Indiana and Missouri three
eighth blood. sc; quarter blood. 29daOc.
Secured Basis-Texas fine, twelve months,
6566sc; fine six and eight months e4fle5c;
fine fall 5Sd5Qc. California--Northern,
60061c: middle county. 55d56c; fall free.
50efS2o. Decentralization No l staple. 6Sff
&c: eastern clothing 60dg1c: valley No. !.
54fl55c. Territory-Fine staple, 656D6Sc: fine
medium staple, 62H64c;s fine clothing. 62M
SIC; fine medium clothing 57d59c: half
blood. 59d60c; three-eighths blood. 56el5Sc:
quarter blood cnmbing. 546I55c: pulled,
extra. 70c; fine A. &c: a supers, 5766oc-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

WHEAr-No. 2 hard. sSl4aSl0Q; No. 3
hard, SO sire; No. 4 hard. S9aS5C; re-
.tected hard, IOdS5c; No. spring. Sstl&l. GOA;
No. 3 spring. s649Sc: No. spring. S9assc;
No. durum, s21ed SS1zc, No. durum, $40
&lhc
coRN-No. 2 white. 5Sl1c; No 5 white.
B5d56c; No. white, 52a54c; No yellow.
52d52izc; No. yellow, 51gz952c; No yell
low, 47u49cs No. 2. 2568iScs No. :, 5laS2c;
No 4 47dJo1ac: no grade, S0qt5c
CATS-Standard, 4oc; No. white, 8AQ
c97tcs No. 1 white. 573E4SS1Ac; No. yellow,
S7ikG3s14ci No. 4 yellow, N85Il<c; No.
mixed. STlSdSsc.
- EARLEY-No. 4. 5Oa51c; No. feed. go
RYE-N6 z 7ZiSG73i<e; No. g. 7t1k6T2lAc
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

ST. LOUIS. April a0-CATTLE-Receipts
2.0o0 head; including GO Texans; market
steady native shipping ana export steers,
sd.son6-6o; dressed beef and butcher steers.
N0luS.O0; steers under Leo pounds s. 500
$40 stOckers ard feeders. t-Q1d600; cows
and heifers. S. 60f17.65: Gamers. s. Zd0d3 g.
bulls. e4O00G60: calves. 81 fOfiS 10, Texas
and Indian steers. s4.I5q&l0; cows and
heifers, $3.ooll6 25
HOGE-Hecf ipra, $50 head. market.
steady, pigs and lights. N50d8.G6, packers.
p bq9.le; butchers and best heavy. $3.50
SIS
aHEEP-Receipts. i.00o head. market,
steady; native mutton. T-530S.15; lambs,
S2Wnl05o; culla and bucks, tf.09dS6. 50:
stOckeTs fLO0dToo
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
Coffee market.

NEW YORK. April ao.-COFFEE-The
market for coffee futures opened steady at
unchanged prices to a decline OF points
IN sympathy with the showing OF Euro
pean markets and as a result Of scattering
near month liquidation. Most OF the near
month longs seemed 10 be replacing their
sales OF May by purchases OF the later
months. but In spite OF bullish Brazilian
crop estimates. the market added TO its
Initial loss. closing steady at a net decline
OF sale points. Sales OF 42,0o0 bags Included
switches 10 the extent OF 5000 bags,
chiefly from May 10 March at about 40
July, 6.65: August $50; September Octo-
Der and November, S6.75; December, 86.s0
January, s6s2; February, S6A and March,
S6ss
spot quiet: Rio No Z. SIC: Santos No. A.
Si2c Mild quiet: CordoVa. slzd12Ac.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

and other nearby firsts. ffree casesl &c a.
mark; current receipts. Oln returnanle
caHesl 2lc az mark. western firstH tuee
casesl &c at mark; current receipts, Gree
cascsB &c AZ mark
EHEE.n--I nnnnn-nl.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

Rains and SHOWS were general in the
eastern portion OF the corn and wheat
region during the last twenty-fOur hours.
No precipitation is reported west OF the
Mississippi river. Freezing temperatures
We're again general over the corn and
wheat belt and heavy frosts occurred in
all portions. J.. A WELSH,
Local Forecaster Weather Bureau
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

HOGS-Despite a liberal supply, the
downward trend OF hog values was checked
this morning and movement was agreeab biv
active from the start at figures steady "a
shade higher, as compared with yeBter-
days average trade Buyers were an out
early with good orders and while the
volume of shipping demand is stiil re-
stricted. outside inquiry showed more life
than Tor some time past Good light hogs
were favored by killers throughout ana
any Improvement IN prices was more notice
able on shipments OF this descriutioD
hands before noon.
larger share OF supply went at S. Sa
50. as compared. with yesterdays bulk az
Representative sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

NEW YORK. April eo.-MONEY-On CALL
steady az 2G3 per cent; ruling rate. "a per
ner cent. closing bid ~ per cent; offered
al 3 per cent. Time loans. dun and soft.
sixty days. 5A per cent; ninety days. 6a
per cent; six months. Z per cent
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-steady. with
actual business IN bankers bills az Si-Se5
"a $40 for sixty-day bills and az AET5
for demand: commercial bills. A.SSat1
a. .SRs.
BONDs-Government steady; railroad.
heavy.
closing quotations On bonds were a.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
Rnnlr CIearinnn


OMAHA. April, 20.--BaniS lcleaFings for to-
day were S3,015. .1sL35. and foF the coFre-
spending date last year sFere 81, $50 50.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

Tremsury slnfememf.

WAsHINGTON. April 20.-The condition
0f the treasury al tha beginning OK business
today o. as follows
Trust Funds-G0id coin. ssE5. II So silver
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

NEW YORK April a0-sUGAR--aavv
STEADY. muscovado 81 test. a74d4Uc; cen
tIifuEal. a6 test. A2fs1iZIc- NO assEH sugar.
81 test afsH1 52c Refined. quiet; crushed
1S5c, sranulaesd, 5-l5ei powdered, 55e.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
Sunday


at the Union Stock yards South Omaha.
for the twenty-four hours ending at p m,
YESTERDAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
o-IATHER ~ THE GRAIN nELT
Risiun remperafnre ON the Bench he-
tween Missouri and HoclEiea.

OMAHA. April %. Wl0
The eastsFn disturbance stin overhangs
the lower lake region and upper ohio
valley and unsettled weather continues
general throughout that section. Rains and
SHOWS with freezing temperatures, were
general over the lake region and Ohio val-
ley during the laGt twenty-fuur hours and
SHOWS continue IN the lower lake region
ard extreme upper portion OF the Ohio
valley this morning. The weather has
cleared generally throughout the central
valleys and west into the mountains ana
temperatures are muGh higher throughout
the Missouri valley and along the eastern
pockv Mountain slope. Heavy frnsts oc-
CURED again last night in Kansas, MissQuri
and east over the central valleys. The
weather will be fair IN this vicinity tonight
.,,d -rbur-sav with warmer tonight
The following shows the temperature. ald
precipitation for the last three years:
1910 1903. 19la. -Ip0l.
Minimum slIa,n,,S,,ds temperature r = 90 Is 90 90 %
Normal temperature for today, % degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation since March L
2. IS inches.
Deficiency corresponding period IN I9os,
1.1 inches.
Deficiency corresponding period in lsos
l. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Corn and v7hcaH ReElon BuIletln.
For Omaha. Neb., for the gwenty-four
hours ending at a. m. 18th meridian
time. Wednesday. April % 1910:
OMAHA DISTRICT
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

SILVER-Bar, steady at 24lSd per ounce.
MONEK5-3d8h per cent
The rate OF discount in the open market
for short bills Is ; 3-16d5M per cent; for
three months bills. S7t per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

LONDON, April 9O.-American securities
opened about unchanged today. Trading
tain during the first hour. At noon the
market was irregular, with values ranging
from y above TO y below yesterdays New
York closing.
InuiE.slle & Nssh lsl conanls moner - s1ls
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
sns western lambs ...........-.... u 3
tl spring lambs ....-............. 81 %
Cattle and sheep Markets Reported
Uo.rer-IIoma weak.

CHICAGO.. April N.-CATTLE-Receipt
IhoQo head, market lonlbo lower, steers,
81 Ed0Eo; cows, sAS4JA, heifers, 80
80, bulls. MNo&5o; calves. k3Wosaoi
afockprs and feeders. eAr5f1.o0
HOGS-Rereiuts 17.Ooo head. market
weak: choice heavy, N.t0u9toi butchers,
81 iOi9 Is; light mixed &.s502o; choice
light. 50 iOG9 25. packing. &gonolN pigs,
81 70daoo: bulk OF sales. EStd&h
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 1A0lo
hend; market. ioui6c lower sheep. M.ee1
40; lambs. 81 50dlOtos yearlings, 1.ooaN Is
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

enc 2
cash quotations were as follows:
FLQT R--Weaks winter patents, &-s0q555;
i. xntsf stralghtz. Sl.S046-25: spring straights.
s878st6s0. bakers. t2ssi60
4 HYE--No. 4 lec.
HARI.EY-Feed or mixing. 4s6soe; fair to
choice. mating. 561dlc-
SEEDS Timothy, tl.SO; clover yllz5.
PROVISION S-MesB pork, per bbl- S2i-50
: GHH Lara per 100 lbs. Sl2&iAdl240;
4 short ribs. sides. 0oosel Si1.aSQl2 32l4; short
clear sides eboKed) Sl25eG1S75
Total clearances Of wheat and flour were
equal to E5.aoo bushels. Primary receipts
were R1a60o0 bushels, compared with tS5.0oo
bushels the corresponding day a year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow; Wheat.
s cars; corn, l0s cars, oats. IS cars; hogs,
chicsgo Cash Priees-wheat: No. 3 red.
81 .0lltGi1- -0Si4i No. red, 81 .0S4l. 0sis; No.
bard 81 061l.OI No hard, 81 .o0Q1. 06s No.
sprinR N.0oii1 .06iA Corn. No cash.
slls5l 4lci No; ; cash - 1900 No NO Z white
h5ite. Oats. No. 2 cash, ei44l&c. No =
WHITE. &c; No. white, tlqsSo; No. white,
t0Raise; standard 4su4tc
BUTTER--Gruameries 2sGSlc; dairtes. 2
EGGs-Reeeipts. zST cases; steady, at
mars, eases 7ineiuded lii-4 isi1ei nrst~ nc
CHEESE Fin: daisies. isARl5c; twins.
l2A.Gltc; young Americas. l4al4Ao' long
PorLrisf -firln; thrkeys. i7c; chickens,
llcs eurinllz. llc-
vEAI.--lstsady; g 20 s0-lo. wts;. Saee;
49, 80 -
Receipts Today--Wheat. Il cars: corn, 90
cars oats, ll6 cars Estimated tomorrow
wheat cErsi corn, l@ cars. oats, $ cars
Nanaaa City Grain and FrovisIoua.
KANSAS CITY. April a0.-WHEAT-AIay.
llt-es 4.4i1c bid sJnly, a6isfl1siic. sept. sc
seilefs Casn unchanged. No. hard Sl-o1lf
heeAs; No s1ca@L0iAzs No. 2 red Sls05f1
CORN 3AIly, 6SsS5lc sellers; 5uly. ssiso
niat Sep-, ea.sc nld Cash UNCHANGED 70
htalc hiEnert No mixed, SIC: No. s. SKA
5ic, Ne. 3 white. 01ialfelus NO 8 &C.
No 3 mixed, fo6s2c.
RTEltllte-
HAN--CnclianEed choice timothy sIF 90.
eholce prairie ael5gneoi choios Alfalfa.
6IHHIIl4
BErPE r. IfnchanEeds creamery extras.
So nFuts &c seconds, le; paclzinE stock.
EGGs-5c higher. current receipts. new
eases E75. rniaceilane0us cases. so.
soufhcrns, s6Ei; storase packed. sd.i6
rhfladeIuhla Produce Mark-t.
z PiElfADELPHIA april - --BITTEIl--
sUrlN. exIra western creamery. Ac; nearuy
1aas-Fyrm. s0od demand. Pennsylvania
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
pTsTRTcr AVERAGFs.

Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at a. m. Not included
In a.rarafraa
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

pfTlf.ADELPHIA. April - ee-BUTTEft-
81 ,udS. extra western creamery sc; nearby
1Sas-Fsrm. Is's .ood demand. pennsylvania
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
Encnn arcurafIen.

Quotations furnished BY Samuel Burns
r., Ga New FORK Life building. Omaha:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

KANSAS CITN. ADrU ~ IIsNl-Ito-
ceipta. a00 head, Including 90 southerns;
market for heavies. t0n 60 1oc lower Tor
light. ioc lower; for cows and helfefa,
gtpefv. Tor calves. Sc lower. choice eN-
port and dressed beef steers S.@nSo; fair
10 good So Tbd7D. western steers, ACeo
400. stockers and feeders, -. EdNSbi south
ar, steers ns KIN. -: southern COWS. 5000
& To. native cows. t11f7.0o; native heifers.
s. $500: bulls. s5.oe665o. calves. Sl.oo9
$50
HOGS-Recaiata 400 head: market. Sc
to 10, higher; ton. NOl6: bulk OF saaea, $50
a. 10: heavy. sqOod9 IS. packers and butch
srs Ss.S0Gai0; light. s. 5atfSseit pigs, 6.de1
Rn
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 500
head: market steady 70 Zoe lower, lambs.
s. 50Ha9o; yearlinEs. H0oda.S. wethers,
81 Z5fs.Th: ewes. sl5oSisS. stockera ana
feeders sA0of600.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

ST. JOSEPH April U.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 30oo head; market steady 20 len
lower: steers S5.50dS.oo, cows and henern.
s. s0d7 IS. calves. SaGo6SO0
HOgS-Receipts 800 head, market
steady to Sc higher: top. $40; bulk OF sales,
S. $1,000.
SHEEP AND I.AAIBS-Receipts 80
head: market steady; lambs. ssl5o6i0Qa
stock in sight.
Receipts Of live stock az the five prin-
cipai markets yesterday;