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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-22
Boys Hurt
PIKE STREET LADS INJURED
WHILE PLAYING WITH

Dredge Downs; OF pike street. aged
agout ten years old received three
painful wounds this morning by play:
ing with IA revolver There was a
wound on his jaw and two on his
right hand. All we're OF superficial
and Of a lascerating sort. He was
with his. brother, aged eight, when the
accident occurred. Dredge'sl face was
considerably burned by the powder.
The younger brother was. burned on
the leg by powder but hurt very lit;
tie. The boys went to the Offices Of
Drs. Howard and had their injuries
looked after. The wounds are not
dangerous. Chief Hsrr accompanied
the boys home.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-22
.lsILLsllN srRIkE-aETs. AapoN

KILLS IN sTRIll E-GETss ARpoN.
ELK GARDEN w. Vas April % -
Word has been received here that
John Barger. who was sentenced to
the penietntiary for life several years
ago for the murder Of Charles Adams,
has ben granted, a conditional pardon
by governor Glasscock. The applIca:
ton was made on account Of Bargers
failing health. During a mining strike
at Barnum, W. Va Barger shot and
killed I Adams A l'sla J.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-22

Knapps High Rollers. The price I
admission is twenty-fye cents for.
these games. The admittance to the.
game with the Wheeling team on Sun
day will be twenty-five cents. forty
cents for the grand stand.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-22
A,lc,lcETs.I,! q ciALL.p

POINT PLEASANT. W. Va. April
:22.-Rey. Hunter Davidson, of Hinton;
has accepted a call TO the Episcopal
Church here and will2assume his new
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-22
Failr'rllOtlt
Real Estate
Fol, Sale

/. -Four. story brick. business and
residence building on Fairmont
Avenue, known as "Yost Flats
Rental value, $4,000 per year.
A first class investment.
Eiohtrooh, frame dwelling house
on Mt.s Vernon Avenue, Fourth
ward, 50 feet frontage. a yalua!
bic property; near the High School.
Desirable building lot on "AIley
R,"3Fifth ward, one lot from Street.
Car 60 feet frontage
The above property will BE Of,
Tered for sale at the front door ~
the Court House, BY order Of the
Circuit Court et Marion county.
on Il,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-22

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-22
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-22

.pRIE RuNNtEas HcIpeis, Mucsefi
foE siaiIn SHIFTS, IS % 50 men.
four miles vest cf WcrthIng. -Four
: states ooalsaadC cole @.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-22

WANTED Gill fof general house,
& wotk. 1lras loyal Bennett lois
Sixth ST. FitthswaFd
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-22

LOT SALE TOMORROW
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-22

Cow Cow and young neiier for salp
callsD this once
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-22

'eIR wanted, girl for general house.
work Good wages Apply S2i wal
nut avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-22

Al ONO Woman 4.
nous keeper ind coax. Best 81
WAGES Apply 100 Maple avenue
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-05
Corn nd Mheat Reeien BaIIetin.
LII DISTRICT.

For Omaha, Seb. Tor the twenty four
hours ending at s a. m. 18th meridian
time, Monday, April 4. 1910:
OMAHA nI-Tprl--
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-05
New YORK curh MARKET.

le following quotations are furnished
Logan a Bryan. rs south Sixteenth
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-05
Woodmen Picnic at sioux Falls.

SIOUX FALLS. s D, April 4-(Special. -
The fifth annual picnic OF the Eastern
South Dakota Log Rollers association will
be held in Sioux Fails some time during the
month Of June or July, the exact date not
yet having been fixed II is expected the
attendance viii be the largest ever at a log
rollers picnic in South Dakota. Four years
ago the association held its annual picnic
in Sioux Falls, and the attendance reached
about 5000. Efforts now are being made
to secure excursion train service on the
various railroads entering Sioux Fails dur
ing the time the picnic win be in progress.
The members Of the Royal Neighbors' or
ganizaron viii join with the members OF
the Log Rollers association in making the
picnic a great success and the women vii
have a speaker OF national reputation here
for the occasion The speaker win be one
of the foremost women in the ozder. The
log rollers are also arranging for q speaker
OF national reputation
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-05
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Wall Street Asserts Thinness and Gen.
eral Dizziness During Day.
FLUCTUATIoN IN UNION PACIFIC
stock Advances Nearly one Point On
the Purchase Of 5OO-share Block
--Intense Interest in To-
hacco Decision.

NEW YORK. April 4-S1me features of
interest we're discernibIe through the in-
tense dullness cf the days DEALINGS in
stocks although the net price changes
were inconsequentiaL Oae was the x
treme thinness OF the market IN the per-
DDS, when there were any strings Of
animation. This vas srrvngIs manifest
In the wide fluctuations az which orders
were executed In the little furry which
succeeded the assembling Of the supreme
court
there had been com. selling bv bear
traders IN the first hour on the chance that
decision adverse 10 the American Tobacco
company would be handed down today
But the point Cf interest vas that In the
filling Of buying orders thee was a fluc-
tuation Of from 1854 10 s. SSH on the pur-
chase of so chare block Of Union
Pacific.
The question was suggested whether the
interstices disclosed in the market mignt
be due, in part. 20 the going into force
today ot the new reform rules Of the
stock exchange directed against mauipu-
lative practices. a favorite device Of the
manipulatOrs was TO put IN order for
large amount OF stock for all or none.
which was effective often in moving the
price without any actual transaction being
necessary. II vas inferred unat the new
rule in discOuraE EinE such orders. might be
responsible for the open spaces bare Of
orders that were encountered when prices
moved today with any decision.
The relapse Of the market into EtaEna b.
ton after II became known that no Ameri-
can Tobacco decision would come today
gave force 20 this supp0sItion Of other
causes for the neglect Of tn market than
the suspense OF waiting this imp1r. a n
judicial decision. Statistics Of the Journal
Of Commerce on the recent output Of new
securities threw light on the causes OF
the present symptoms OF Elut in the mar
ket For the last quarter the total reaches
the prodigious figures Of Sss4. 732765 par
value, Of which Sys0.06s. 765 were issued in
March Last year there were but S362 s76 So
issued for the whole quarter and bu,
Ss5.Z25 400 for March
That the money market fs unaffected BY
the gold export mCvemE ut and by the low
surplus reserve shown by the Saturday
bank statement is due 10 the lanquid de-
mand for stock market PURPOSES
Bonds were heavy. Total sales par value.
$,S64 United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
Number Of sales ana principal quotations
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-05

sHEEF-rhe situation .n the sheep baru
a. the opening this morning differed very
little from that % early markets last week
supply vas normal consisting largely 20
iamhe stfi in the fleece. but packers Ir-
sisted on bic concessions on Ell kinds Cf
stock and trade uss slow and dracEy from
start % finish. Even At lhd15e declines
buyers dd uot show very much interest
and q vas wei along toward uoon before
anything Ike clearance had been ef-
fected Wooled lambs bore the h~unt %
the decline. most strings going st a big
quarter lower. \ few loads 70 good sho-1
lambs werc included i0 receipts and these
sold 70 much better advantage than vooied
strings. bat demand was also very dun az
figures Just shout lFc luwer one string %
westerns went az sis
sheep and yearllnEs were in limited sup
ply as usual but there was little or no in
aaiSy from killerr and The amount Of hgs.-
ness transacted vas too meager 20 afford
broad test Of values. slow a. prices ur-
evenly lover would be the nesr way 90 de-
scribe this branch Of the trade
QuCtHttous on sheep ard lambs. Spring
lambs choice so o16 z -. spring lambs.
medium. s. G0Gl0 o. rood TO choice lambs.
s. lBde 40. fsls 20 eood lambs 8 75d9 Is
good Light yesrlinks. s. 50de a.. good heavy
ysarlfng gs, s. l09S 30; Eood 20 choice weth-
ers E.stI& . fair % good Wethers. g 20
!. IS; good 70 choice ewes, s. 90 -, fair 70
good ewes 81 .l0d7 80
ReureaenfafiVe sales
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-05
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on various
COmmOdities.

NEW YORK. April 4-FLOUR-St
and lower to effect sales; spring patents,
patents. s55Oqs56: spring clears. s. I50g4 %;
winter extras No l. 81 .506l4 90 winter extras
No ,. s4.5Oq4 -, Kansas straights, S5.0ed
5-H: receipts. 1885 bbls.; shipments, 6sS4
bbls. Rye flour steady; fair 70 good, A 20
!. 45. choice 10 fancy, 81 50dI4 81.
CORNMEAL--Steady fine white and vel
lsS; ssss 'l''el''' coarse 'l1al a. kin dried
RYE-Duu; No. : western, 5sls nominal,
{. O. b.. New York
WHEAT-Spot. easy; Ne. red. SlA bid,
c. l. Z. and No / northern g. p nominal.
T. o. b.. opening navigation. The option
market was firm early on buying BY traders
tUcky report was corrected from 50 TO s4
per cent and prices declined on this and
I the Increase in the visible. and reports that
three loads Of American No red wheat
had been returned 10 New York from Hull.
At the close prices were &C net lower
Nav, N.2Z1a 81 IA closed az dZz1S; July,
s. ll47sQLI5Aa. CLOSED al Sl-14i-; September,
I g. lOasdll closed at 81 1-iO2s. Receipts, 1900
bu = shipments, y.75Z bu.
CORN--Spot, easy. stea amer ezl1c and
option market Was without transactions,
closing at 2aGIc net decline May closed
Ss,nGs az % s. sss bg shi5ments % IS bu-
OATS-Spot, easy; mixed, . 70 2 lbs,
nominal: natural white. Is TO 8 lbs, 4lq
ssLsc. clipped white. "a to - lbs, GsH52c.
option market was weak with transactions
closing Sac net low. May closed al 4s'ze.
( Receipts. 5S-5 bu
3 BRAN-Quiet: western spring in lVe-lb.
/ sacks, S24 5d24 50; standard milling in 100
/ 10 sacks, Ss5.25
! HAY-Steady. prime. S1l2lz6Ll5; No !,
T 81 lOdIl5: No. 2 81 eGGLo5; No 3, SOa9oc.
. HOPS-Dull, state common to choice,
/ 1909, 2SG30c; l9o6. nominal; Pacific coast
2 1904. l1dL3c 1905. nominal.
. HIDES-FiTm; Central America Z1zc
4 Bogota. 2slzc-
4 LEATHER-Firm; hemlock flrsts 26Gzsc
seconds. 22G27c: thirds. 29Q25c; rejects, y
d21c.
! PROVISIONS-Pork. steady; mess. 81 90;
family 81 5Hd2S0O; short clears. s2600Q
EGo Beef, firm; mess. $1,000 1900,
family. Sls 0O119 50; beef hams S24 09fr36. %
Cut meats QBhet. picked bellies, 70 70 "A
I lbs SIC 5OGl7.00, picked hams. Sl6-50dl7.O 90
Lard. firm. middle west prime, S425G "A. IS
. refined. easy, continent, S4 %. South
America. SIS 50, compound. 0.25Gl056
, TALLOW-Steady, prime city, nc; coun-
| tTy. 7h7iac.
/ BUTTER-Ffrm and active creamery spe-
2 cials &c; extras 2lc third 10 first. "a
I soc; held, second 70 specials, 24ds0c; west
ern factory. req; western imitation
/ CT, amery, 2Sl4G25c-
! EGGS-Firm, western storage selections
/ Z2lld23c. regular packed extra first "a q
22Ac. firsts. H1sd2ec; southern firsts, 2ii.
11c
POCLTRY-Dressed quiet; western chick
ems l5qI7c; fowls, l4'4d15l9c; turkeys. i
Qz5c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-05
Local Securities.

Quotations furnished by Samuel Burns
jr 6l4 New York Life building, Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-05
which Assertion Disc ualifies Beach
Taylor as Juror in DAM
age CMae.

Beach Taylor was disqualified as a juror
before Judge Sears in district court follow
ing q long euiz as to Mr. Tayior's friend
ship with former Judge Shields, Arthur
Gross and Gurdon W. WartIes.
The Omaha & Council Bluffs Street RAN
way company is being sued by Mrs. Bridget
McQuillan for $1,000 for the death OF her
sou. Joseph schoen. Since the accident ths
mother has remarked.
Pressed by c. J. Smyth, attorney for the
plaintiff Mr.. Taylor admitted, that other
things being equal / would naturally in
cline in favor OF my friends"
Mr. Gross Is claim agent for the street
car company and Judge Shields has legal
relations with the company according to
statements made in court.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-05
Stnck an sIrht.

! Receipts Of live stock at the five PRINCIPAL
I western markets Yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-05

-. - - -. 60 -.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-05
Metal Marker.

NEW YORK, April 4-The market for
standard copper was steady today. with
spot and April quoted at S27l4dl3 %.
May, G20Gl3.SO; June. y s251 9l3 900 and
July. H2.&d13Oo The London lead market
was unchanged, with spot quoted al SIS
D. 50. and futures at ESQ 5s No arrivals
we're reported a. New York today. Custom
house returns showed exports OF sf5 tons
Local dealers quote lake copper at SO So
electrolytie al Sl2Ood1a25 and casting
~ 75G zoe. Tin was easy, with spot clos
ing al SO O9d85- %; April, SS3O0dS3-l0; Nay
t5s delfd8.l5; June. SS205dS5. o. and july
SSs Ssl5QS9.5. Sales were reported OF five
tons July at Sc %. The English market
recovered part OF an opening loss and
closed firm but at a considerable decline
with spot quoted at $50 I2s Cd and futures
at flh2 l2s Cd. Lead was steady with spot
quoted al s. 40D45Q New York and 81 S06
A5 East st Louis. The London market
was lover al s12 l5s Spelter was dull
with spot quoted at S55G5. s5 New. York
and S-S7iad547lz East St Louis The Lon
don market was unchanged At E23 Iron
was unchanged al SIS 4iFd for Cleveland
warrants in London Locally the market
was quiet No ! foundry northern $1,000
1870; No foundry northern, No. ! south
ern and No. / southern soft $l775dlSS5.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-05

KANSAS CITY. No. April 4-CATTLE-
Receipts GO0o head including 40o south
erns; market lGQ25c higher. choice export
and dressed beef steers. s. 40fis 80. fair 10
good. S515qLS, western steers, tsO0ds %;
stOckers and feeders. s. 5076 80; southern
steers, G.25dS 90; southern COWS. A.5Od5. 30
native cows, S4-09ds.25; native heifers. s. y
a. 15. bulls. 81 15sE5 3: calves, s. O0ds.75
HOGS-Receipts. 5000 head, market
opened strong. closed weak TO &c lower.
top, $40 I5, bulk OF sales. so 45dl07 7s, heavy
SO. 70dl0.75: packers and butchers. SO 55d
l0T7i1; light. SO %QlO co. pigs s. 25de 70
SHEEP AND MBS-ReceiptE zoo
head; market l5d25c lower; lambs, s. Goa
Sc; yearlinEs, SsOOG9.Oo; wetherB s. GOA
SIS. ewes. s. 50d7.75; stockers and feeders
81 01ds.e0
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-05
NEBRASKA MAY HAVE FROST
with Low Temperature TO WESTWARD
Colonel Welsh suEEests Prob
ability OF Freeaa,

Colonel Welsh OF the weather bureau
throws out the gentle inqmation that
parts Of Nebraska will be visited by frost
Monday night but that this particular To-
cality may escape any severe effects Of
the frost. The temperature hereabouts was
4s Monday morning, but out at Cheyenne
it was p, at Denver Is, Lander II, valen-
tine "a ard North Platte 81
Freezing temperatures prevail generally
in the mountain districts. and the effects
Of the cold IN those sections may become
manifest throughout Nebraska Monday
night The forecast being for decidedly
cnolar.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-05
OIL. aua Roain.

SAVANNAH Ga, April A-OIIyS-rur-
hbls shipments, 50 bbls.. stocks. '.sS
hhls
ROSIN-Firrn; sales, SIS bblss receipts
y 5l2 bbls quote 3. - Asod425; y, $40,
II &a6gta. F. AEla, O. N9o. X, Ses J.,
$4g5. X S595; NJ SG4s; y, go. VIC. ss'i
WV. EO
OIL CITY. Pa. April 4-oILs-Credit
balances. ls0 bhls.s runs Aprila ] ana
ments. S.2S7 bbls.. average. W.s55 bbla
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-05

CATTLEReceipts OF cattle this morn
ing numbered only seventy cars this De
ing the smallest run for q Monday since
July 5. when only forty-siT cars were re-
ported in At this point OtH-r market
points we're also poorly supplied ana the
general tendency was toward q stronger
market The apparent reason for such
light rms was the sharp break that has
taken place in prices during the last ten
days the country apparently being unwtll-
ing TO sell at current prices
Cattle OF all kinds were in good demand
this morning both killers and feeders and
the few cars offered for sale changed
hands very readily and early in the morn
ing at prices that were safely loc higher
than last week There we're beef steers
coed enough TO bring soc
Quotations on cattle. Good 70 eholce
cornfed steers. 81 40qSl0: fair TO good
cornfed steers, S6.756I1. -, common 20 fair
cOrnfed steers, IS. 5.75ds.75; good TO choice
cows and heifeFs. Ss-50dSsS; fair to good
cows and heifers. s. 5ed5.5e; common TO fair
COWS and heifers, S2-50G45e: good TO choice
stOckers and feeders. s.. 1860; fair 10 good
stockers and feeders t5So95. Is; common 70
fair stockers and feeders, &0eQ8.0o; stock
heifers, S275d450; veal calves, SA09SB
bulls stays etc, ts.50GSB 70
a#aW ans
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-05

ST. LOUIS, April A-CATTLE-Recei
!, 800 head, including 800 Texans. market.
l5c higher; native shipping and export
steers aB9HS50 dressed beef and butcher
steers Sc. 75d7.75: steers under loo lbs - 3
dI-0o; stockerE and feeders. s. 50G76 50: cows
and heifers, S27bd6.I5; canners s.. l5G3 Is.
bulls s.. 500 20; calves, s. 50; Texas and
Indian steers, A75QS 20; cows and heifers
g. 50as60
HOGS-Rsceipts 409 head. market
steady. pigs and lights. S&O0610 3. packers
SO 706les0 butchers and best heavy, SO. 70
du@.
l. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts sao
head: market i5c lower native muttons.
Is. 90 SIS, lamfs Sl5d1025. culls and bucks
a. 2565.S0; stockers. t4O06500.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-05
GRAIN EyD PRODUCE NGRLE1
Lack Of Rain in Grain Belt Gives
Wheat Boost.
REPORTS INDICATE BIG LOSS
winter Crop Expected 60 show Alarm
- InE Decrease---Csrn Continuss
On trs DeeliHe-Buns
Cheerful


OMAHA. April 4 1910
with no rains throughout Kansas or Ne
traskR and only scattered showers else
- where wheat dsveloped better tone and
buying vas Of better character. Both Kan
sas and Missouri state crop reports show
s.. tEcitec deere aEeg-s aud Il 70 generally
sGhought other winter wheat states will also
show heavy losses
Further weakness IN corn vas the fea-
g rsrE n Shaa market " No demand has de-
veloped and values declined further. con-
dltons being very bearish.
heEf Ea1eu or again today. Weakness
IN corn and lack Of support coupled with
EeaVy- commission house selling. started
The bFeak. The cash situation vas STOW.
s1t premiums held fairly firm.
I Gorn became weaker and weaker unoer
\ navy seiling from all sides Longs helped
the bear facti6h b. covering the purchases
and the cash situation was a. weak as the
option.
Primary wheat receipts we're $500
e1Enelgr ard shtpnuen tssuaere lg2Vo0 busheis,
aGainEf receipts last year Of 5sleO busnels
and shipments Of 2u 90 bushels.
- Primary corE receipts we're $500 bushels
and shipments were E6900B bushels. against
--receines last year of SIS 010 bus he AMI ship
msn - nr 81 go blLEhels
Clearances wFTe -. 90 bushels OF corn,
none p vats snd wreat and flour equal to
ssr ElvefpooI closed 4. D. rSd lower on wheat
and "a higher on corn
q Local range Of options.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-05
DISTRICT AVERAGES.

Minimum temperature for tweive-hou
period ending at q. m
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-05

NEW YORK. April 4-EVAPORArEp
APPLES-Quiet but prices are steady On
the spot fancy is quoted az loc, choice az
fair a. bf6izc
DRIED FRCITS-Prunes are dull and
prices barely steady. Quotations ranEe
from g7tdsl.c for Califorrias up 20 DRs
and s. for Oregons- Apricots are Quiet and
easy. choice l0Asnlle, extra choice, llQ
lIi-c. fancy. 12al2i1c. Peaches are inactive
with 40 NJ pressure TO sell. choice, so
SAC. extra choice, s2sdTNc, fancy, g%a'&c,
Raisins are in poor dernand and prices are
eEsy. Loose muscateis are quoted a. sNq
less al sirQl2.c and LONDON layers a. us
~
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-05
sheep and Lambs very SLOW and Duh
Sellers. white Prices Are Gener-
ally Fifteen 20 Twenty-Five
cents Lower.

Date. 1910. Ils0s isOs 1907. i9o6. ls05 100
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-05
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. April 4-COFFEE-Ths
market for coffee futures opened barely
steady ats decline Of five 10 ten points
under scattering liquidation and in response
20 the lower European ca 5les. Offerings
we're gradually absorbed al the decline but
the buyers were al no time aggressive. and
while the closing was steady. last prices
showed a net loss Of five 10 eleven points
sales were reported OF Is go bags The
comparatively small decrease indicated BY
preliminary figures IN the world visible
supply for the month Of March and appre-
tensions that the forthcoming government
sales abroad may deveiop some weakness
IN the spot situation We're probably factors
In the decline. Closing bids follow April
G50c MAY. 660C June. 6.65C. July 6d5c
August, October and November, 6s0c. De-
ceulber. 6Sc; January, 6sgc; February,
6Sc. March 500. Havre closed If lower
Hamburg was ladlz pfg. lower. Rio was
barely steady. 3 reis lower. IS 5-IT. Santos
was auiet and unchanged 20 % reis lower,
4s. 900; e, $50. Spot coffee. quiet; Rio No
. sSc, santos No 4 SIC. Mid. quiet
Cordova sizdl2l4c
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-05

CASH suotatieus were as follows,
= -FLOCR-Steaoys- winter patents., H-3aFI
ASQt EEipteT stFaights, S-00ah ., spring
RYE[No. 9 sac
BARLEY-Eeed or mixing. s0asse: fair TO
SEEbs-Fisx. No southwestern. ssao.
No northwestern, sz@ Timothy, AGA
2 lover, Aksa
p.S-Sl4 Lard per 100 lbs. d4Oo short
ribs. sidsea tle0seh SIa2Sd1262l4. short clear
sides boxed. S4&dlk5s
Total clearances Of wheat and flour were
seNtral Ia $3.50 bu. Primary receipts were
90 20 hu-, compared with Hal oa bu the
corresponding day year ago. The visible
~aTeasea Las<0oo bu. for the week The
amount cf breadstuff on ocean passage
Estimated receipts for tomorrow. Wheat.
9 cars oCrn, @ss cars oats, i42 cars hogs.
. ChicEgo cash ,Pricss-wheat; No. : red.
81 TS9I =; e No. ; red. 81 l3dlls; No 3 hard
Sll4s-1 Is; No. hard, Sl0Sdll4. No. /
northern, Noe, No. spring, u.0Sd1 l4lz-
SSTa. s 80 20 sS5s s9s5 % s5 no No SssR sii. Ss 5sg
Snc No. yellow. &c. No. 3 yellow, ssd
-5sls Oats No cash. 4SdSsc. No Z
white, H'Td sSisc; No. white, loGf2c:
BCTTER-Firm: orsameries. asa1c:
dairies., 22d2sc .
E6Gs-Ftm. A. mark. cases Included. 80
4eac nrsts, lsG1Nc' prime firsts. 21e-
e ESE,-Steady daisies. l40i4i4c: twins.
l8sI24e young Americas l4kdise. long
horns. 4iadl5c.
TATOES-Szeady: choice 20 fancy edd
sc. fair 70 good. 23125c.
-BOULFRY-Firnl. turkeys lelEc: chick
ems lgiacs -sprinES ISitc
yEAL-Steady: - 70 eo-Ib. wts-. Saloc: 90
20 ss-lb. WITS. -ae71lisc: s. 10 1l0-Ib wts III
dIzlhc.
Chicago ceipJs-Wheat 10 cars. corn.
a& carr oausf - cRrE. Estimated Tomor-
sov~Whsaf, 81 cRrs. corn. IS ears: oats
~ ears
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-05

NEW YORK Aprl 4-MONEv--On call
steady a. 1ln3 per cent. ruling rate -
per cent. closing bid. per cent, offered At
per cent.
TINE LOANS-Nerv dlll and steady,
sixty DAYS. ga per cent. ninety DAYS. per
cent. six months. { per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-iizdS
per cent
actual business in bankers bills a. s. sA55d
& s465 Tor siNty-dav bills and a. S4s7S for
nirety DAYS. commercial bills, g. s4-s
SILNER-Bsr. 52i4c. Mexican dollars. 44c
BONuS-Goye steadv.
Closing quotations on bonds we're as
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-05
snrnr Market.

NEW YORK. April A-SUGAR-Raw,
steady. Musoovado. s. test, 2s6c; cen
trifugal IS test. GS6c, rnolaSses sugar, g
test SIC Refined steady. crushed, 5.950l
grgnulated. 525c. powdered. 6S5c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-05
81 T. EhS AMI HE4E EEAsa-
......-. 20 -
HELPERS AND BULLS.
..-.. 80 $50
COWS AND HEIFERS.
1890. 1914 5E

- feeders .lOSs 90 feeders los %
9 feeders 1853 o. feeders. -l0i0 20
HOGS-Hog trade ranged from steady to
a nickel lower tnan Saturday. closing fiat
ana movement was a. no time active. 4
few good loads OF butchers were bought Up
early al figures QGOtRbly firm with last
weeks close but after the more urgent
orders had been filled and lower wires
from the east had been posted, the best
bids obtainable we're all Of nickel lower
on this basis.
supply was light but shipping orders
were notably scarce. as usual with the
result that practically all Of the hogs we're
purchased by local killers.
Representative safSs-