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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-10

A lot OF old newspapers,
tied up in neat bundles for
sale, &c a bundle, at The Jour
nal Office.
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HOTELS.

WHEN IN PENSACOLA stop at the st.
Charles Hotel, 1861 E. Government
street. Prompt and courteous attention,
s1.25 per day and up. American or Eu-
ropean plan. Mrs. V. W. Sheppard. Prop.
sfablus
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WANTED-Position as chauffeur by ex-
perienced automobile driver and ma
chinist. Can save all your repair bills.
Address Chauffeur" care Journal.
2feb2w*~
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PANAMA CITY.

MAGNOLIA HOTEL-Panama City, Fla
New. first-eiass. up-to.date. Now
open to the public. $3.50 to $2.O0 per day
Special rates by the week ). B. Hoge-
boom. Prop. 7mchtf
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FOUND.

frian'S Park. Owner apply at A. L.
Wooden, corner BayIen and Intendencia
SITS. 10feh
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WANTED-To buy horse and light milk
wagon. Apply 1904 American National
Bank Building, Mcmillan. Mcclure &
Co. 30ian
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|. S. BROWN & co.
Agents Thiesen Building.
WANTED.

WANTED.-Position as bookkeeper. At
present bookkeeper for several firms
and auditing books for a corporation
Operate Burroughs and Wales adding
machines. First-class correspondent. ANY
reasonable offer accepted with a progress
sive firm. Situation care Journal
Sfeb1w%
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FOR RENT.

Drivjleoe of Hight housekeeping. Use OF
hath and phone No. ITO West Chase st.
z e my rent list for desirable house
At reasonable rent. Jonn ". Day
Z. Garden street
FOR RENT-Nice home fronting south,
clogel to car line on East Hill. Apply
1103 z. Gadsden. Phone 2S5. 6feb
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WEST FLORIDA
WANT ADS.
MILLIGAN.

BARCLAY HOUSE. Milllgan. Fla, oppo-
site the station. Everything new and
clean. Special attention TO Commercial
men. Rates. $500 per day. jan2stf
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BOOKKEEPER wants a position; has six
years experience will furnish best ref
erences and furnish bond If required
Write, z. P. w, Care Whites Pharmacy,
106 S. PalafoX st. 4feb1w
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wANTED-Shipping clerk for packing
house. Address P. o. Box PIT, stating
experience. 4feb1w*
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-MODERN HOUSE, 6 rooms,
pantry, bathroom, front and back gall
lery. nicely furnished, close in, at 202
Church street, between Plaza and Seville
Square, at $4,000. A bargain. Apply
above address. 1Ofeb1m*
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FOR SALE-If you want a bargain in a
country home or bay shore property
call on J. S. Walton, HOO East Mallory
st. 9feblm*
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Several good canvassers for
an easy selling proposition. See Mr..
Arms, 1873 f. Gregory St, before $50 a:
m, or after 500 p. m. 1Ofeb2t"
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BUY NOW
"Real Estate in Pensacola
a Money Maker"

s 5oo-Four choice lots in East Pensacola,
at terminus of car line and hard
road.
75o-Two corner lots on West Garden
street.
75oAHo. All South Florida Blanca st.
e5o-No. Ala North Coyle street, be-
tween Belmont and LaRua.
$2foo-No. sol East Belmont street, on
corner, sidewalk and sewerage,
bath and toilet Five rooms.
Terms.
$215o-No. 811 North Davis, new house,
putt of good material, all modern
improvements. 8 bed rooms.
SSo5o-No. HOB East Jackson, rooms,
path, gas. on car line, overlooking
the bay.
., Don't fail to see and engage one of
the cottages we are now building in
BrownVille. The coming suburb of the
western section of city, where you have
large lot, water and no city taxes.
' Money to lend in large or small
amounts.
Fire Insurance specially.
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soo-Four choice lots in East Pensacola,
at terminus of car line and hard
road
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wANTED-Cook. Apply at once 915 N.
Spring ST 1Ofeb
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FOR SALE.

CLEANLINESS for sale at
the Empire. Phone 322
and get our prices.
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gold? If so. advise Tgnatius Fried ana Nd
he will purchase them for his repair de-
partment, paying you highest market
price. PIC S. Palafox street, Opposite
the postoflce. 13tan
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GO TO C. T. DAVIS for bargains. Fur
niture, new or secondhand bought and
sold for cash or credit. Mattresses made
to order; old ones renova ted; called for
and returned same day. ia e. Belmont
st. Phone III 16dec
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WANTED-A cook Apply at 701 North
PaJafox 10feb
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FOR SALE-A brand new family launch
at a bargain. Length 81 feet, beam, e12
feet, speed miles. Juniper hull, copper
fastened, fitted with TIL. P. 4-cycle Mon
arch engine. Launch Is well furnished
with marine equipment. Apply Pensacola
Gas Engine & Supply Co., 713 South
PalafoX street. 10feb2w
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CHICKENS AND EGGS-Consignmen
of chickens and eggs solicited. High
est market price paid. Stratton Ice
Works, Produce Department nov5tf
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S 75o-Two corner lots on West Garden
street
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-10

FO RSALE-Single comb white Ieghorn
eggs at $1.50 per setting. Phone Mrs
E. L. Reese, $40 3feb
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wANTED-Experience nurse for child
of five months, good wages, white or
coIored. Apply to Lieutenant Galloghy.
Fort Barrancas, in person. 1Ofeb5t
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
New YORK cura Harriet.


LONDON, April The weekly. state
nent OF the Bank Of England shows the
following changes:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
- Yark MiaIaH -.

NEW YORK. April CLOSING quotations
for mining stocks.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
Dun's Report of Clearings

Payments through the bankSd during the month Of March we're In undlmnshed V1mma
nd at numerous anhng ssnu1a nsWh high records erss established; total bank exchanges
for he month At n cities IN the United States according TO he saismsnt issued by r G.
DuS 4 Co, which includes u6 Of the principal dtea amounting TO 81 $50 sos an IN
crease II ls per sent - compared with Last yer Hd Of las per cent emapESd With The
oou@Pondtng month Of IgA There's = oandhrAb tnGsEs rposd atamas IN N SEQ
lions ad 1t Sv York City Notwithstanding the fhtt that speculative operations we're not
especially large exchanges show very satisfactory gain over a years o and over I86 As
most New England points her Es gns compared with both Years notably Al Boston
rPor Ens over lsa but exchanges At PtHbug He Hn smaller than In 1895
PhRnddphA Scranton. Beading WH1sEBEra Buffalo Syracuse ROeheAr and Erie as
leading dH~ IA his ~aHon Hpurans gHHH overO both years Prosperous conditions in
MANI pTH of the south Atlantic Smua As nhesin well maintained vd1ns Of pay
msnu through the bnkLB Baltimore Richmond Norfolk AdEnn savannah Jacksonville
and oh@ dusm making very satisfactory gHs compared with last year and 1M6 IN the
Middle South Enk dsunss az nanyOf rs n0st important cities appUacan new uegrd points
1hsnng the mAnanAns of business activity IN me leading commercial osnas OF ht
territory Among tn d%s which make large gain are St L0uiL New Orleans
MsnphA Chaaa1oogA Birmingham and Little Rock Almost very city in the Middle
WH makes gain and some Of hem AN YER large while the exceptions are sTsmsy
small and untmPOrAnt The most noteworthy gain are mAe oy Chicago Cleveland.
aHons are uniformly @HEaof0ry gains being made b Al the principal drsA among hm
hHnaPOiA ST. Paul Kansas City, D@ M1RsA Omaha 81 Joseph. wkhA and Denver
On ne PSane Coast payments through the banks snHnas 70 expand M -pursh m san
F1ndseo, La Angeles Purdand rAs0mA Seattle ud other PmRA III nc~Asds chauua
compared With previous years indicate hat there has R no dninun0n N n sprsnt
vGuns Of business The comparison Is made bd0w II bank exchanges by senonsu ~r4ng
thrsy @Bi LAOd s aVgAgs daily dga or the year % date:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

EHEEP-lmpruyFment. both tn demand
and leyel Of prices. featured today trade
in the sheep barn only a ignt supply vas
yarded. AbOur fifteen douhle-deCks. with
the result that everything sold readily at
figures generally LOO I5C higher than those
paid yesterday. Mexican lambs IN the
fleece sold up as nigh as SO bgt extra
prime quality is guotabie up 20 @N 4
string OF wooded westerns went az Va
There was nothing OF consequence JL safe
in the way OF shorn lambs.
The situation IN the sheep end or the
trade was little different from that IN the
lamb division. Pens were cleared during
eariv rounds al the advance above noted.
WOoled wethers went 20 the scales az S45
and a. string Of snoru ewes commanded
ss.@
II is needIess-to add. n course, that
much Of the decline at the opening OF the
week has been recovered. and while the
market at present is in no condition 20
hold up under liberal runs. there is little
prospect OF slumpy values II growers con-
uinue to exercise caution in marketing.
The net decline for the week thus Tar IL
right around a quarter, with good grades
Of sheep suffering less than lambs.
Quotations on sheep and lAnbs- spring
lambs. choice. S10.00d12m: spring lambs.
medium. @.GsIla0B; good n choice lambs
s. I5da. %; fair TO good Iamhs, &.Idd9. Is,
good light vearlIngs. 8.LbdS.50; good heavy
yearlinEs. G.I5d8.l6. good 20 choice wetn-
ers. E-EdgB9; far 10 good wethers, g 4od
T6s good to choice ewes. El5IT.J0; fair 70
good ewes. &-&dT.A
Raw~aapura#Hva sales
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VIEW TORE STOCKS AND BONDS
Extreme Tdlensss is Feature Of the
Day in Wal Street.
WESTERN UNION DEPRESSED
official AanRauncement that Com-
pany ~ to Raise wages and Re-
sfrtct Dividends ~ Caure
OF LethaFay.

wv YORK. April III would be arr
cult 10 extract any broadly significant con-
illusions frum The meager happenings In
me stock marSgr today Absolute idlenesE
Is the only term % describe the market
az times From 1 TO 2 % clock only $3.50
shares we're dealt In. Fh-ra we're uumer-
Gus intervals OF five minutes or upwards
Wneu not a single transaction was made
on the tror OF the stock exchange The
waiting ar-tude OF the speculation is pro-
nounced.
The London speculation In rubber shares
Is contemplated with anNiefv IN al the
worlds financial centers and with "A com
mon conviction that a collapse must ult-
mately result. REPORTS today hat the ex-
remen go the shares Is spreading 20 the
Paris market added 10 the interest Of the
subject.
Expectation That the March statistics
Of the Copper Producers association may
prove unfav0rabie mad q depressing influ-
ence on the copper industrials. Predic-
tons Of an Increase IN the United stats
Steel dividend persisted. but we're partly
neutra4lEed bv the tone OF reserve in the
reviews by the steel trade organs. The
threat u a strike on the Lack
awanna 4 Western revived consideration
0f the vide prevalence u labor disputes.
" estfrn Union vas depressed specifically
by the official announcement Of a policy
~ restriction ~ dividend disbursement
Tor a pOICy Of relnvestment Of earnings N
improvements.
Bonds we're Irregular. Total sales, par
value. H.S5.0G8 United states bonds were
unchanged on call.
Number Of sales and principal quotations.
EnNsm Hfwm Low NfmA
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DIS 70
~

CATTLE-RecelpUs o. cattle were very
light today. only ninety-seven cars being
reported in. making the falling OFF for the
four days this week about AJN head. as
compared with the same days last week.
That receipts were no heavier today after
the good advance made in prices this week
was rather surprising 70 the trade
Il was very evident this morning ina
packers were rather anxious for supplies
OF fat cattle. as they we're cut In the yards
IN good season. picking ID the desirable
offerings in very good season. The prices
paid were around I0c higher than yester-
day.
Cows and heifers experienced about the
same advance as beef steers, and Il may
be added that the market on the best
grades is new about where IL was ar the
extreme high point Good cows sold as
high as $50
The stocker and feeder trade did not
show very much change. Prices. however,
were safely steady. as compared with yes
terday, which IL saying enough, as the
market has been pretty strong all the
week.
Quotations on cattle Good 10 Choice corn
fed steers. S.50u8.10; fair TO good curnfed
steers. E.0UIJ0; conmOn TO fair cornfed
steers. G.75dT00; good. TO choice cows and
heifers. S6.00G6-50; fair to good cows and
heifers, S.0g96.G0; common TO fair cows and
heifers. 25Od5.0o; good to choice stockers
and feeders, B.9q7@; fair 70 good sJockers
and feeders. G.O0d6.0o; common 20 fair
stockers and feeders. S.0JG5.O0; stock heif-
srs. nT5d450; veal calves, ASd&&; bulls.
stays. etc. 258dA.A.
D DanaaHanmn~Hw~n "a
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Germ and wheat region Buuetin.

For Omaha, N=b.. for The twenty-f0ur
hours ending az 5 a. II. I5tn meridian
lme, Thursday. April T. 1910.
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

Quotations furnished ~ samuel Burns.
r.. So New York Life building Omaha:
IA -.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOCR-EaST, winter patents. &31na.d0.
winter srAiEhts. &00d55; prin s~traights.
SAD1Aso2 bakers, 6l015.m.
RYE-Nn. 2 BGEoc.
BARLEY-Fsed or mixing. 4S94sc; fair TO
choice mating. 5aGS5e.
SEEDS-F1ax. No. I Out western. So.
No. I northwestern. 2S2 Timothy, AA
Clover. u2M.
q PRDvTsTONs-Pork. ness. Der bbl.. ga
de4IA Lard. per 100 lbs. g3.S5. Short RIBS.
sides Dousel. GA00HI2 81 short clear
sides boxed. NA000l4&
Total clearnnceH Of wheat and -four were
equal 70 AAn bu- Primary receipts were
sa4.0 ~ bu. compared with EL@B bu. the
corresponding DAY a year aHn
E~HgimaEsi recaipUs Cor tomurrow. Wheat
20 Cars: ooun, M CARS 1ats 81 cars hegs.
-ChicGgo cash Pr4cr-Whear No. ? I'D
Gle0LEs No red A0QLI No 2 hard.
nuA1LEAF No. 5 hard. I061LL. No. ]
northern spring a0f11I2az Corn No :
CASH I&d61=c- No 2 white. Nose No. :
yeilDN 5Ad56-4c. Oats No. 2 cash. tlc.
No. 2 white. a.; No 3 white, 0A41Es4c.
No. : white @R40iac
BTTTER-Stsady- &HIlc.
da-res HAS
EGGs-steady a. mark receipts M5Ss
cases cases included. NEoc; hrsts, &c.
prime hrstss -
CHEESE-steady, daisies. I4dlsl4c. twins,
lR Asung Americas l4gl4%e' ions
POTAr6Es-stsady choice q, fancy. y
csc. fair 20 good -3GEc
PoCLTRY-Elrm- turkeys -5lsc- chick
vEAI-Steadg 50 20 @-Eh. Wis. salOc, q
- sg- @an5sc. $ 70 hob VIZ,
car - Reoeipus-roday wheat. 3 ears
Eomorr7N Wheat 70 cars corn. IA cars
oats ~ cars.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
AND PRODUCE MARKET
Reports Indicate Confirmation Of the
Druuth in Wheat Belt.
SHORTS CAUSE OF TIE REACTIoS
strunrtau IN Corn Unchanged WIN
W -mprovrmz In the Cash De-
mand-aeeeipt- Here Are
LIBERAL


OMAHA April O. 1910
Leg w~~-rrr -1niIuues in me ~
-rsia-- 81 kansas Aud NebraskA lEit sne-
rw being reported east ot the M
rirer. -r-
Tire reaction .a1r to-day was due MAJ
fr pavarfug- - shorts who nave p1
GoverumEnt report on acreage N-ll 80
day. tIf Be The frature ot the neN
favw .-a
Taa atnattun lH Unchanged ~ c4iu
cash snuWluH 20 Improvement
continue liberal and demand VeIg r-
wheat started strong on prufL-lA .
small s1crus. ats values became Yea 80
N--theE setback resulted from oeA -
continent. cash values suffered a 49,
&c from vasterfay. corn opened -.
frmer on buying in ~ umld sNo.s 80
-th4-raMv did not hold and VaLAez 80
arain. rpachiug new low ~GuotAuons
corn cold - lower on the tanes'
being mostly .of pour quality
Primary w7ieEr rHcpiuU we're
and 7rfurreufH were Is7 ~ nu- aa
-aatpts asst year Of Iv9 bL ana
-sf es2FH bU ,g 1, ard
u~ima-~ corn receipts we're --
4r-uwenfs vera $1,000 bu.. agA-ns-
last year Of T.19 hu and sn4p
rfcs-srce4 we're lT 30 bu. ot corn, zone
Of 1arP ard FhsaT and n0ur egnA L
W9 bu. .,5
Liverpool closed I'D lower on N
UNCHANGED on corn
Local range Of options
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
Metal Market

NEW YORK. April L-METALS-Suand-
ard copper was dull on the New York
Meta exchange today. Local dealers quote
lake copper al sc. g5d13. %: elecf-liyuc at
n3.00ul3.5 and casting at 81 75d13.B0; Lon
don market lower, but closed steady, Wit
spot at s5S and futures at ESQ 2s Cd. Tin
dull. spot. 81. a0T83. Ii. LONDON market was
higher. tone firm; spot el58 los futures.
E15e rs 81. Lead closed dull- spot. 81. A0I
g. Is London market unchanged at e12 I3s
3D. Spelter. dull. spot, G.55I5.d5 London
market unchanged at 81 Iron was un-
changed az 5ls sd for Cleveland warrants
In London. local quiet, No. 1 northern
foundry, SIS. 90nIB.50; No. . northern f0un-
dry. 81. Ja0I6.6 90: No. I southern and No. ]
soft southern, a7.50G17.R.
ST LOUIS. April --METALS-Lead.
81 g-z. Spelter, firm. E.471h.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

ST LOUIS April T-CArTLE-RecriptA
Eu head. including 10 Texans market
4taa,I- CD IUc higher. native shipping and
EXPORT steers. g. s1u~ 10. dressed neef and
butcher steers @e17 q steers under LNel
BIS. g. luul IS stocKers and Feeders. Ne4
40 cows ana htifsrs. 0.5NH ~ Gamers,
s. sens rs buils s. 1d6 Is calves $500
b Texas and Indian steers, = ~I,-V,
cows and Neifprs. 81 Neue.H
HUGS-Esceipts. aNN head murket lower
pigs and lghts. S.op4U W. packers, $40 So
re- a butchers and nest heavy. SO so
49, sTts.
SHEEP 81 LAMBS-Receipta. leu
head. market higher. native muttlns. 81
ISA lambs. s. Ndm ~. cuIls ana bucka
81 Eus 20. stuckers. Nn007M
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

NEW YORK. april Z-COTTON-MaFket
opened steady al an advance OF 3l6 points
and sold nails points net higher during the
early trading. with near months leading
the advance. owing 20 continued large spot
sales IN Liverpool. bulish Manchester
trade accounts. active covering and buying
by spot houses. Interviews with Mr. Pat
ten in tile morning papers seemed % re-
vlVe a-pprehensious OF a near-mOmLh squeeze
and. undOubUedly al 10 the nervousness
OF recent sellers. Futures opened steady.
NAY. I4.Ec. June. Il, July. a. SEC; An
gust. 70 SIC. September. n-0ecs October.
I2.57c: December. z Ac; January, Use or
fered.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
Coffee MARKET.

NEW YORK April L-CDFFHE-The
market for coffee futures opened steady az
unchanged prices % an anVancs u 5 points.
and while April tased or 5 points the mar
ket ruled generally steady. as there ap-
Deared d be less selling pressure and there
Was rather more support from Leading
bulls rha market closed steady. net
points lover on April but generally ETl
point higher. safes. $50 baga. Clusing
prices April. 6.Ec- M S.&c, June. anc.
IulV. aac. August September October and
November GEcs December a9ac, January.
aTc. February. $40 March. 6-&c spot
quiet. No. Rio. sleH6ec Nu- 4 SANTOS
SIC mid quiet CondoVa. siaalgac.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

KANSAS CITY, April E-WHEAT-May.
H-TLA, sellers: July, N.O07s. sellers. Sep
TENDER ss7sdesc, bid. Cash, nominallv IN
changed to lc lower; No . hard, u.d9d
liz; No. 3. N.65TI-l0; No. . red, u.15d1 I9:
No. 3. G.11d11T
CORN-Aay. 57-sc. sellers; July. 7sLxd
53Asc, bid, September. 5sl-c, sellers. Cash.
LdIc lower: No. 5. 52d57c, No. ? white. IS
GH9c, No. g. 56zd57c.
OATs-Unchanged; No. ? white. 4Ad4sc;
No. = mixed, 42Us4c.
RYE-72d75 &c
HAY-Cnchanged, choice timothy. SIS.
choice prairie. E1.68du-5; choice alfalfa.
81. UOGIs.0 90.
BCTTER--c lower: creamery extras.
SOC. frsus. Sc seconds, BIC; packing stock.
l9l.c.
EGGS-Unchanged to Sc lower: current
receipts. new cases. S6.15. miscellaneous
cases, s6I0; soUtherus. %-&; storage packed.
Il AZ
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

aVar Ton. SO G. bulk M safes 81 No 20.
r.8ue Sd .rIn l racAera ara butchers.
SIC lTIe 81. tTlt FUlaN 3 pigs &.Wa
SIS
SHEEP ISL LAMES-saceipts -N-
head market l5lEc higher. amus. Nha
g=trUnuE. E.HMs..1. nHtnerH 80
VI ewes. 81 'oa- So st0cksrs ami feeders,
{. 90 n
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

ETOCAEHs AND FEEDERa
L.. So 5G e.-.- So BB.
COWS AND KEEPERS
6.-.--. as SIC g..--.-. lGfT 81
STEERS HELPERS
B. rs 8E L---- ga 30
WESTERNS
Biamond Cattle Co-Wyo.
- feeders SCI 8 a heifers Ei
Z helfers- Es SOS - feeders. $50 h
IDAHO
"A feeders SIS - Q feeders Ns %
~HOGS-Early rounds Ia the hog yards
today did not result IN very much bus.-
ness. Strong efforts were made % put up
packers droves al I5N41c lower figures.
and statesmen were finally forced % accept
these offers. Movement was not active.
however. one or two loads selling Al a
time. as is usually the case on a SHARPLY
lower market
As the morning advanced some slight
Improvement was apparent a -arEe share
OF larer sales appearing 20 oe no worse
than 15c lower, but buyers were more or
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

Iess determinations with me resu.t t1af
good butchers Ware favored 81 the least
decline. supply vas fully normal. every
thing vas received early and the tone -1
trade slew throughout GENERALLY spenA-
Lng. the bulk sOld az prices a biz iHc lover
slipping orders we're scattered as usual
and he number n hogs purchased Tor
shipment limited.
The sharply lover trend 1f values thus
FAR this week is generally aECr1be1 % the
defmornltzed cundltun of the provision mar
keL Current sales ars iust about &C lover
iran a week agu or Nc lower han last
weeks close.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
Treasnr sfnfrment.

WASHINGTON. April The condition
az the treasury AZ the beginning Of bust
ness today was as follows
Trust FundH-Gold coin. MEL@ So. silver
dollars $50 silver dollars q uE1
MM silver certificates outstanding
So. f1ANa
General Fund-Standard silver dollars IN
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

Indications Are for elder. UasettIed
and stormy Conditions.

ia AAlA Do A....
The disturbance central over the Lake
region Wednesday murntng - central or
the Maine coast this morning Colder. IN
settled and stormy weather continues IN
the wake u the disturbance snow il fall
ing in the lower Llkc region and extreme
upper ohio valley. Win rains To the
middle AEAlrE states. and decidedly
colder weather prevails over that entire
section. Warner weather prevails in the
upper Lake region. the central valleys and
vest 90 the mountains. II Is cooler In the
extreme northwest and southwest Rains
are falling On the north Pacific coast and
generally cloudy weather prevails In the
northwest. Increased cloudlness is shown IN
upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys. but
no precipitation worthy OF note occurred
in the central valleys within tire last
t~weury-f1ur hours. FAIR OF parity cloudy
weather will contnue IN this vicinity to-
night and FRIDAY With slightly cooler to-
night
Following la tne tampsrau lures ana prscipi-
alton compared with the last three years.
1910. LOB. BB. UE.
Minimum temperature So Il s. ~
Precipitation .............. 90 % % OF
Normal temperature for to-day. a. de-
Erees.
deficiency in precipitation since March
Deficiency corresponding period In 800.
Z inch
Deficiency corresponding period in raS,
IL inches.
l. A. WELSH. Local Forscastsr.
Gem and Wheat Region Banetin.
For Omaha, N=b. for The twenty-four
hours ending az 5 a. II, d5th meridian
time, Thursday April = ls0.
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

OMAHA. April L-HAT-No L moo.
No. 2 go; packing MB- straw. Wheat.
see; rye and oats. 8N Alfalfa. u2O
The supply Of poor nay Is much heavier
than the demand and nGbodY wants 70 buy
the poorer quality This supply Of good nay
- shorter than the demand and the market
remains about he same as II has for the
Iast few days.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

lr so 3 northern. 81 el-TI.u so. 5
northern. GEaHLn@
FLANSEED-CI0sed ar Ew
EDEN-Nu. 3 yellow HAnG4c
DAT-No. . white. lska
ETE-Nn. O. 4ar-sGc.
BELAN-In Wl-Ih. sacks. 81
FLDLE-First patents. Iu wood, Q %. b
Minneapolis W.l1d5.D, second patents 80
1a.W, Grst clears N.5rf.G second clears.
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