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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

DTsPOsITTON.

CATTLE-Tnere was y very fair run OF
cattle for a Tuesday and the general quail
ity OF the offerings was well up to the
recent very good average. As compared
with yesterday. prices did not show much
chauge. All classes OF myers appeared to
have good orders 70 fil and lost no time in
cleaning up desirable offerings at full yes
tcrday's figures. Desirable tight and handy
weight grades were perhaps a shade
stronger than yesterday, while heavy cat
tie, unless choice, we're neglected some
what at times. In general, however, it
was a good steady market and a very fair
clearance had been made before noon.
There were in the nelghbor1ood OF twen-
ty-ftve cars OF cows and heifers on the
market and with the usual good demand
from both local packers and outside
butchers, the trade was active and prices
generally q little n than on yester-
day, Choice heirers sold up to 500 which
ID the higa mark OK sha- season, and the
huIk OF the fair to good butcher and beef
stock sold as high a. at any time this
season. Common and canning trades were
a little slow. but quotably unchanged. Veal
calves were In gnod demand az fully steady
prices md the market was a shade stronger
Tor bulls. stays and rough BtoeifsgeueraIly
h stocker and feeder trade presented
no new features Fresh supplies were OF
moderate proportions and there was a fair
inquiry from the country in addition 70 the
usual free buying By local feeders. For the
most part prices we're IN about the same
notches as yesterday with desirable light
STUFF both steers and heifers showing some
strength.
Quotations on cattle. Good Co eba,o,
eornfed steers. T6o1GGs fafr to good
eornfsd steers. M00df.08: rood 20 cSoicS
cows and heifers, Ms016TS; fair to r5od
cows and heifers, M.75a5-@; common to faf,
cows and hefrers 2.zHBA50; guod to choice
stockers and fssders, MMlz.@i fair to good
fair stocksrs and feeders. 50 713A7B; st1ch
helzsrS, veal caft ea, H.25dd&
bulls seaga. etc. &50Qa0a
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20
Staple ana FaHey Prices Bur-
niahsd ~ Huysra and Wholesaler.

staple am3 Emmgy Prices Burs
niahsd ~ Rug~rn and Wholesalers
BUTTER-Creamery. NO. /. delivered to
the retail trade in Lib cartons. &c; No. !
b @-lb tnDa- Exei No. 2 In Lib. cartona,
nc; IN a-lh- tubs, mlcr packing stock, solid
PACK, 94ci dairy N 50-lb. tubs, &c. Market
changes wary Tuesday
CEEhSE-Iwins, lz7zc; young America,
lSc; daisy cheese. Sc; limberRsr. ISc: No.
l brick, lbs; domestic block SWISS 20; I'M
POUaTEI-Urvnsad hroilerz, 800 doz.
Tor storaSa. N.Gos tor fresh springs. SCI
htnS Hes s0eks Ess; ducks Use; sssse.
homer SQUADS, 500 per doz; fancy sqaubs.
@5o per eoz. y q / s.@ per doz Alive
lbE, 0s: hens. ns. old rooatars, she young
roostsr1 re- DUCKS nall reathered. 1ses
geese. full fsathsrea. gc; turkeys. ISc:
hemarA G0 per doAi sgnaba. No. I = per
dos
FISH (al frozanl-saImOn. lie; p-ictxersI
&c. whiteflsh, Isc; pike I9es trout. Bc; cat
nHh, i6ci large erappies. EU2Sc: aF1eits, 11ef
Spanish macksrel 1sc; eai, 1saf haddock
Frssh eaIfsh. -: Toat. Hc; bufSaIo. &c:
BEEF curs-RDa. No. L nc. No. a t4e.
No / aES e asaas: Nc No / Ne ssss; No No. 9 Sc
NO. 8 Sac Round No = uAGs No. q
mAcs No 9 m&e Plate, No. L Acs No. q
FnUTrs-straWbsrrtes Texas ana Lo,tis-
cases per case, G0e9z3. Oranges CALI
tornia CAmeAa and Producer brands Red
fGlbs Ia size per b0L- ESQ M0-I78N0-u6-Mo
aIk=a. PEE boL $50 other brand from
HtverHide and other districts per box. GN
g1D; 8-eeIn sizess par 5oG M0aUzN
lemons LiIuoniera. extra fancy. A0-98a
sizea. B01ams choice Oo-&D aizeH. Der
Bananas. Fancy selecr. par ounch. 0EN
A64i Jumbo. buneh. E7E0aA Grape fruit
FLORIDA q giza, 4W Apples. Ben DaViH
per bbL. 01 New York Ruasats. MEDIUM
size. par hbA. no, Calif0raiG fancy W. ~.
PearnAtna. per box. 30 California extra
fancy W. ". Pearmaina Red Wood
J~Snathana per box. ga Cr4ubarrias.
Jersey, winter stock per box GA Dates
Anchor bral1 new, 30 Ilb. pkgs. Ia box
se
VE1ETAHLHs-Irish potatoas. WIscon-
sin and n4uge per bu, l000c: Colorado
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20
NEV TORtSTOCESASB BONDS
Speculation Uncertain Bscause Of
Lack Of Decisive Tone.
RETURN 10 SECRET METHODS
F~rsserutfon OF Csttoa Market Peel
WIN Have Effect Of BrsakinE
Uo Artificial csndt-
tious.

NEW YORK. April H.-There was a lack
ot decisive tone IN the stock market today
which reflected a good deal CT uncertainty
in the speculation. The mnrkat was not
active, but importance was attached to
some very large individual transactions,
especially in United state Steel The selling
o. this stock by the stock exchange firm
which was revealed as the largest owner OF
its class by the statement given out By the
corporation itself yesterday, gave rise to
much
The Influence was due to the widespread
belief hat the firms holdings represent
the interest Of some Of the so-cHlled insid-
ers In the corporation. The source Of the
selling was regarded none the less as ami-
nous. The effect was to give rise to doubts
Of the accuracy OF previous predictions Of a
coming increase in the dividend, The rumor
was given currency also that the quarterly
Etntement 1f earnings 70 be published next
Tuesday would prove disappointing
It was reported that the PUBLICATION OF
monthly statistics OF copper production. de-
hveries and stocks would be abandoned
and the Copper Producers association dis
solved The effect on sentiment was to
suggest a return TO secret methods and a
Telling OF disfrust OF local trade condition.
A denial OF the report rallied c0ppers.
The volnme Of the gold engagements for
export proved somewhat discuncertings the
total rising 10 near the S,G00.0O0 mark. Of
which 1.00,O00 was for London and $3.50 :
600 for Brazil. The action OF the money
market showed the relief caused by this
movement az gold in the lowering OF the
private discount rate.
The prosecution OF the cotton market pool
would have several phases IN the Wall
street view. A breaking up OF the art-
fetal conditions surrounding cotton and a
price adjustment would be welcomed by the
financial community. On the other hand
legal procedure against market operators
in another commodity suggest analogies for
the stock operator that are not grateful.
None OF the days factors was constant
- a. - 49, Il H. Vnwr
little changed
Bonds were easy. Total sales par value.
g. TB5. Oo0. United States bonds were I'M
changed on call.
Nnnnhar OF sales and landing limitations
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20
Eansus city live took Market.

KANSAS CITY April B.@CATTLE-He-
ceipts, 1000 head, including 800 soutierns;
market for heavy stsers. steady to Toe
lower for light steers and cows. strong.
choice export and dressed beef steers, SID
as. 40g fair TO gnod. MS0@T. 20; western steers.
N&883; stocIters and feeders. &.006L&:
southern steers, S5.750s.08; southern cows,
8 .5O66.50; native cows, s3.7506.&: native
heifers, s5.2598.O0; bulls. sA50d6.50; calves,
S50UT8lW
HOGS-Receipts, 1903 head. market. asa
&c lower; top, @.10; bulk OF sales, B.To8
a0B; heavy, B.S5G9.10; packers and butcs1-
eFs, &S0d90S light &.50@5.Ss. pigs, $500
AG
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReeeipCs. 10000
head; market, steady to loo lower; lambs.
8. S0d10.00; ysarlingB. &.0Bda%. wgtherB.
y 25G8T5 ives, s650Gs.25; stOcker and feed
ers. s8.59daOA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20
lxE-NO. Z 7sg7sc: No a 7297sq
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features Of the Trading and CFosIng
Prices on Board OF Trade.

-
Features Of the Trading and Closing
Prices ON Beard o. Trade.
CHICAGO. April i9-Wheat prices started
cut strong today and closed weak after
longs bad hammered the bulls into submfs-
sion. In a milder measures corn emulated
wheat and in still narrower limits oats re-
Elected the early advance and later decline
or the ether graina. Provisions advanced
l sfeRdfly, Closing from T5c to s0c up.
strong foreign markat with Liverpool
5eUres materially advanced gave shorts ar
sxcuse 60 cover with the opening OF the
1av and heavy buying ran May up tHc
while July and September took on a gain
% about &c. Holders Of cash wheat. TO-
gether win elevator concerns joined in
gcrginT the market with offerings and the
bulls gave way July sank by degrees from
Ha&i5af to SLM 70 SL00&, and September.
shaded down from SL09h to 98Ac- while May
tffn1hled from eEsaA 10 A0sa& The ci0Heswas
weaN. w~ithl5ufy7Rc Off at H0%bs Sepcemher.
Aff@ae down at 9sAH98M, and Nay, MQNs
- a., IQ640L08%
Corn was inclined to firmness early.
buoyed up by the advancing uda Of wheat
sion when wheat was on the down grade.
corn sagged. May touching 5Sskc. after hhv-
ing sold at Tic demand for cash corn
Naai1Alr and prices were steRdg~No 2 yell
ow sold at 5Sc. All t1a futures closed weak,
Etlh May AQAc of at 56stc.
There wins 4 siackenfng OF Shipping de-
mand In 0ats. May moved between 4zdc
ndfA11Ac and closed weak Final figures
lor Nay were #Dhc down at ns&0MAc..
In provisions pork was particularly ac-
1--we and showed q net gain OF from frAc for
Heptamher turGac for NAY. Lard and ribs
wsra-Iess farEard and gained from 15e to
2isE Closing figures for the May products
erw Pork. &c uD at 2i.25s lard. Zoe higher
sfG6 and ribs. 15c up at t120Zk.
! ~~- IeadiAg futures ranged As follows
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

50 go u.--.--um IN
COWS AMI anl6MRS
ia z a
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20
Gees and wa~aE ReGIou Bunstsn.
lMAHA DIsTRIeT.

For Omaha. Neb.. for the tventv-four
hours ending a. 3 a. m. 18th meridian
time, Tuesday Aprn 10. 1910;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20
Local Foreoaster. weather 81
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
au04att0ns of the Day an vaEaOun
C~onmoaIffea.

4MAAAAAh0a8 u AAE AAH YIN -
Commodities.
NEW York, April 1g-FLOUR-Easy.
with small trade spring patents, 5.S505.50;
winter straights. &.00a5.1 10; winter patents
&.Bd5.lb; Kansas straighrs. A9046.1a Re
ceipts, B.5f5 bills. shipments. R.u2 hbla.
Rye Hour easy; fair co good. S4z5Q4@:
choice 10 fanny, A.50GA65.
CDRNNfEAL-Easy; fine white and yell
low ADgLA5; coarse. H@0L@s kiln dried
R~yE-Nominal; No. 2 western. sase. Z q
b. New York
WEFEAT-sunf-waalv-Na.r 9 red, sEk4 q
navigation. Options advanced early on
shorts covering and firm cables, but sta
tisucs were bearish with favorable crop
news and the market eased OFT and closed
at h@Ac net decline Exporters took three
loads: May closed H13iA; Iuiy G0SA;
September, H06h; Eeceipta. 63.6N, bn
C0RN-Spot barely steady; same 62hC
and Nc. 4 59cs both, nominal elevator,
export basis; export No. 2, 6S14c- nominal,
(. o. b. Option market vas without tran
sactions. closing unchanged to &c net
lower; May closed 66lhes July, mAci Sep
TENDER. z0ac; receipts 6.B75 bn; shipments.
u3.9 800 hu-
9ATS-Spor easy: mixed. "a TO z Ibs.
nominal; natural white. q to az lbs, Std
Asc; clipped white, 81 to AZ lbs, A6d5zc,
receipts, 1880 bu- shipments, $50 bu.
~HAY-ouiet: prime. AIos No. L. H.10,
No. 9 ssc9&LW; Ma. 3 9kIa5c.
HOPS-Eull: state. common TO choice
1908. 2s926c; 1903. nominal Pacific coast
1893, I5Q19c; 1908. nominal
HIDES-Firms Central America. 2zEc.
B0gota, 2292sc.
LEATHER-Firm; heml0eE firsts. sea
sc; seconds, 2Sd27c: thirds. 22Qz5e; rejected
a021c.
PRovIsIoNAPoEk easy; mess. szA5Og
so; family, 2A504ZZ5es short clear. SIS
HZT.m Beef steady mess. $5.00fDI6. 90
family, Es.081E95 50; hams. H4O0B26oa Gu
meats, easy; picked bellies. 10 to IA his.
Sl5.506I7G; picked hams. S6.5GGrT.M
Lard. steady; middle west, prime. dABG
G6; refined unsettled; continent. H3B
I 1050
TALLOw-Quiet; prime city. DDS. 71zc
country. Tsd7akc.
RICE-stsady; domestic. 295ze; Japan
6lh061kc-
BUrTER-Firm; creamery. second TO ex
traa, 36dsic.
CHEESE-Quiet; state FUN cream. new
best, l35Ac; common To fair, u44913c.
EGGS-Easyi western regular packed
FIRST. EAnErs southern. regular packed
first. M9211he.
POULTRY - Alive. firm; fowls, &c
Dressed. dull. fowls. I5019c; turkeys, rHd
GG
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

Mr.. WiIfoEd Adams - hts Rams. aud Ne
writes about it;-"Soms time aga WaM
confined 70 my bed with ehranic ourn
tsm. / used two bottles Of FoIex's Widnsg
Rsmedy with good effect and ths thfra
bottle put me On my feet ana I resumed
work az o0uduGtor on ths Laztingtan. KY
Street Railway. Il gave NO more relied
thai any medicine I have ever used. ana
il VII do All you claim In eases % fhas-
mntism." Foioy's Kldnsy Remedy o1ssns
rhaumatasm ss eliminating the urls aata
from tns sls0d. Fer sale BY all d~rusrfgsG
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

as per bu, RN cabbar-s wlscunsha
aol9nd sesd 80 n new caufnrpiS
par ~ "a Canyl Catlfprnia OF Finridn1
per L-lh buncA. 81 Ontona. Red ped
ID % feEna ergEtal WnE per crate EHA
Old Vegetables EarMara cNrrota beetR
turnipas IN gac8R ugr ID, o. 0nrilct Wxtrl
fancy white, per ID, Mcs RID. per 10, Ian-
NEW SOUTHERN VEGETABLES -
Radishea. Per don bunchea &c T1rnipa6
Per doN huuahaA 500 Carr1te. PEE do-
ounehea. SOC. shafiottss Psr dos buuches
oc Parsley Per dos bunchea ~ Heetsl
Per doM bunchea. SOC. 9uinnchs Per bu.
lba. Mm ETN plantg Fancy Ficrida-
doE, u60nAm Tomatoes Fancy Fforida
or Cnha, per Gbasket crate 800 chnira.
4A string n wax beans. Per hamper.
about 8 iba. BOd6M Green peas. Per
hamper, $50 Cuuumbera. Hot house. per
dos. n0GGM
HOME GROWN VEGETABLES
Radishea; Extra fancy home grown. pea
tuE. punches. nc Lettuce. Extra fancy
Leaf, par dQE. 0C: head. IN hampers. I'm
Parsley; Fancy home arowu. per don
lunches. 0c. Rhubarb. Per duH. bunches
sc. Asparagus; Per doz. lunches 100.
Green onions; Per dos punches, NC
MISCELLANEOUS - Ho~rseradish: Tive
duz in case. N90 Wainuras Black. per M,
g; California No. L per ~. 1Sc, Call
~fornia- No. 2 sofL per ~, lac. Hickdf1
nuts; Large. per ID, ~. small per 10,
Sc. Cucoanuts; Per sack. Zoo; per doas
sc. Honey: Per a+frame caae, G&
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

niEhar 3nbbinE
prime steam
idua boxed t8rra
rih1 NAI1A anor1
loNer = sNGA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

WHEAT-No. : sar1. 60 zLO9lz; No. =
ard, aAs49911cs No 4 hard, 90u96c; re-
ected hard l6HSsos No. 2 spring, $1,000
.Bl7E; No-3 spring. glN@L00; No. 4 spring,
099sci No 2 durum, S3iz4S4lzci No. 3
furum. Ed8S1Ec.
CORN-No. : white. 56e- No. J white.
, tEB6alEcs NQ Z white, 511H05sAcs Mo- 3
{ DIOR. 9g54cF No 4 color. 70I53c; No. 2
fellow, &c No. 3 yellow, 5I08ltEc; No. 4
Fellow, Gad48ci No. 2, sc; No. , 5lG5lzG;
Nc. 4 fTWt9c; no grade. &044c.
OATS-Standard. @ikq90S4c; No. 3 white.
9ps01Ec; No. 4 white. s7&93stxc; No. 3 yell
oW, 5sqa9cs No. 4 yellow, S1n13Sci No. 3
mixed, 58a59c.
sARLEY-No. 4 5Od5lc; No. 1 feed. $50
SOC.
RXE-No. 3 7sg74c: No. g 72a7sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

HOGS-Prirus took another long drop In
the hog yards today. but Ia aDlfa 81 tina
big decline. a more hopeful faeiinK par-
vaded tha trade. Advises ff1m eaafern
points were almost a. discourngfnw ~ vas-
teEday, aside from the face hat Drovisfona
opened strong, and local offers we're flssf
As compared with other marrsfa thene
bids appeared 70 be relatively aixh and
SELLERS wasted little tlma IL clearing theIr
pens. Movement waa active t~hruueh0uf
ard an aimaar perfect clearance waS ri
fecred before Noon Sh1pninQ orders ara
atu very SCARCE and outside conuetition
Of little consequence Supply WA gairFv
liberal as compared win recent runa
a large PARTON o. sales Mara farced ba-
low the 4lW line. bulk selling a. WR3aN
a. compared with yesterdays bulk az q lDl
an Tops dropped 10 N6t a 1at Na lower
than yesterdays han Halea-
Repraaau6nffuu saiear
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

ST. LOUIS, April 1g.-CATTLE-Receipts,
2.TO9 head. including 200 head Texans; mar
ket steady to 10a- higher; native shipptng
and export steers. @S0H2.60; dressed beef
and butcher Steers, b600GG0O; steers under
loo lbs, I.5o4bS.f 10; stockera and feeders.
SA00G6O, COWS and netfers. &.60d87b; can
ners, E.80qz8; bulls, S3.58Gd&. calves. 8B
ddA. Texas and Indian steers, A70IAO;
COWS and heifers. S3s001625.
HOGS-Receipts. $500 head. market doc
lower; pigs and lights, G.50d810; packers,
&s598B; butchers and best heavy, @.O0G
9.B.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rsceipts, L500
head: market higher; native muteons, E.D
CHE; lambs, S&084l050; cullH and bucks,
gA50HIM
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

NEW YORK, April 1g-BEEvEs-Re-
ceipts. a2s head; no trade in live cattle
feeling, steady, dressed beef, steady, la
I3c. Liverpool and London cables quoted
live cattle lower at I3l3G144c dressed
weight; refrigerator beef, steady LAdf1Mc.
CALVES-Heceipts, none. nothing doing
feeling, steady dressed calves about
steady City dressed veals, I0915c, few
choice, lJlSc; country dressed, 8G13c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 2.I0c
head; market, steady, all sold; clipped
sheep. @00T.50; culls. $780, unshorn sheep,
s6.00fld.00i medium clipped lambs. 8.75.
HOGS-ReGeipts. 2549 head; market, nom.
inally much lower on Buffalo ADVANCED.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

NEW YORK. April m-MONHT-On Gals.
steady. 3N13 per cent ruling rate rs per
cent. closing bid. ~ per cent offered At
"a per cent Time hans verE dull and
heavy. 20 DAYS 3hnf per cent, - DAYS. "a
PRIME MERCANTILE PapER-AH5
per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE-Stroug win
actual business IN banEerg bills-at AS935H
As4t5 for s~tNtv-dnv bills. and at eaS7N0 for
demand Commercial ni Is. Aa3MMAaf1t.
STLVER-Bnr. f3Ac Mexican collars. Atc.
ROMDs5Governmenc, steady railroad
bonds. easy.
tlnsing duotatinns On bonds wsrs a.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

KANSAS CITY, April g-WHEAT-May.
h00A bid July, &kc sellers: September,
943s4a5c sellers. Cash unchanged 70 &c
No. 2 red M05fLW. No. 8 u9IGL0A
COAN-Mdy, 5dH856Ac sellers; July. 68H0
&Ac bid; september. RAsc bi0- Cash. un-
changed No 9 mixed 57cs No. 4 544E1ke,
No. 2 white, GDEc; No. a 5S0S9c-
OAFS-URchangeds Ma. 2 whits. E364aes
No. 2 mixed AlRs2c.
HAN-UncnanEed. choice timothy, uB0B;
choice prairie mUdIIMs choke Alfalfa
EGAA8TLA
BuTTER-Market lie higher. creamery
extras. &c, firsts. Sc seconds. re. pack
ing stock. mc.
EGGs-Cnchanged. current reeelDtg. new
cases. $50; miscellaneous eases. 26;
~sourherns. @mi storage packed. $40.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

AFPLES-Dul but desirable grades are
m small supply and prices are steady; an
Ihe spot nAncy - quoted az Zoe. chOice,
DRIED FRUITS Prunes are quiet and
easN quotations ranging from zIad9llC for
OneGona ApricoeE are quieH ana easy win
new crop offerings attracting very Little
gttenuons choice. W4zIl1ci extra choice,
md easy with considerable pressure 10
SELL choice. 6xQ64cs extra choice. 6AGgxc.
fancy. HA4lAe Raisina are steady quiet
Jf olA9 AAAalAlcia
are quoted az 3Au0Aci choice to fancy
seeded. bQ1Acs seedlesA 1QtAcs LONDON
layers, ur5dlM
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20
GRAIN ASDPR0DUCE MARkE1
Cables str6Hg Wheat Rallies, While
Shorts Ga to Cover.
tORE -BVLsEs IIOv1DATUs
values sag Uaaer suzhte-t Prea~ar-
-R~csnt Rain- Maks No Efsest
Towara the crop IH-
u-ruyennent.


OMAHA. April 70. mlB
Wheat rallied at the opening Cables
we're str1ng ard covering by shorts IN
auced some new buying. which early
changed The pit 8entimeut ard local trad
ers were piayinE fer a reaction from these
levels buA teaders pointed to the fact
tnat recent rams have not improved the
craving crops.
There is hrEia or 10 change la the corn
market, Mqltaanun continues on all bulges
and values easily sag under any pressure.
1he cash cpndtlunE are slightly improved.
oheat seasIed strpng and hlgher, with
Liverpool eAaieH himner. canaiug shorts 90
c1ver. L&ter bears Became aggressive again
and. prices were f4raed lower from the
opgkng bulge.
N8ther n~nu.dation sent corr values still
lower, with little or no red0very from yes
Iefuag Cash corn was weaAar and otrer-
.nHa DEuuHHt HC less today. buyers being
Inclined % hold OFF for the present.
rtnAArG wheat receipts were ES,N0 Du-
and ahipmau4s we're E11,Aea bM. against re-
letpta a@t wear. m 1iasaA bu. ana snip
4ehA4 oLf fNdstA bu.
Urinary corn receipts were 3iE,O0 bu.
and shipments we're NA0a bu.. against T
seiDts asst year OF gia.o0o hW and ship
menta Of fllG1G bu.
Liverpool closed Eald higher on wheat
and Ad lower on c0rn
local ranEa Gf 0pU0us
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

sNo.
Cash 4hotatons vera as follows.
FLOGh-We aks winter patents. 4-DD1E.
winter stralghta, Aaua&, spring srrasghts,
A44As9s makers &ss9aA
RIE-Nu. q Use,
To- choiCe mating. 5t4t64C
SEEp-rimOthV, Kan ei0War. AIN
FtJNlslQNE-kork, mess. per bhL, &-
019.S8i lard par I8 Ibs., uAE. short ribs.
st1EE. iOOHes IEEA4A5g short clear Sides
beEsA Ma4sAh
Total clearancea- or wheat and flour were
eqd4 Ito III010 bushels. Primary r~acaiuss
W0H8-aNA&U9 bIaheie. compared with 419Ul11
hnaheis the corresponding day a year ago.
Ihe WprtQA visible supply, as shown By
br1tatreer4 Increased LELO0 bushels.
Estimated recalpcs Tor tomorrow. Wheat
lheaEG corn. 90 eArss 0atAr124 carss hogs.
IS48 head
4 Chicago Cash P~ricas-Wheat. No. 2 red,
u-0As41-Mi No. 3 red. N-41H41-&s No. :
hard, u-NAELWMs Ma 3 hard. N.N6l@i
10. 9 spring, T-HENL& Cora. No z eash.
5atlQ- Nd y cash. Aa&Ecs No. 2 white.
aes NN 2 WAITE NtENesrt Ma 2 yei-
aQWs Mcs Nc. q yellow, M4ldc Oata. No.
WHITE. H4fkAcs No. J white. AAVS4ct
w 2 white, MrFHaz&c, Standard. E1h443izc.
khR-sfeadys creameries. Aa2lc;
SGsRecsio6a. z.as cases MARKET
stNAas &C n1arE. eases included. N140Iyacs
FfafA 9oge PRIME drsts. nc.
a9Le Young Americas. t44l4i4cs long
AS4ATOES-Weak, cl11ice to fancy. go
4-r ~ aoQd M01No.
n-ftrms turkeys. TTcs chickens.
A1cs SPRINGS, i8i@c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

III CITY. April Ia-OTL-Credit bal
anoes, u@; runs. 2.9@ bbia average, ISG-
go bills. shipments. I59.9gI bblH average,
Mf.f5l hhls.
NEW ORLEANS. April m.-ROsTN-Re.
ceipts, 10 bills. turpentine. u bbis exs
SAVANNAH, Ca, April A-OrLS-Turp.
entine, firm. &i4R59c, sales. Is4 hblE re-
ceipts, fl bois. shipments fI bbfs. stock,
6.52s bbis.
RoSIN-Firm; sales. m bills raceipt4
L3S. bhls.. shipments. TOO bbla. stock 60. al
ohis. B, sAI2iA; D.. aA&. Il, AM; r, N0Zt4i
q 500 II. @tIia; l. &M; x. $50; N. $3.50
N. 69o, VIC. $50. WV. &MNRfR.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

Cattle Market Steady to
Hogs and sheep Reported Lower.
CHICAGO. April observation-disclosures
1900 head. market steady TO strong; steers.
&&1G@; COWS, MS5dT.&; heifers, A8I
$50; bulls, A501650; calves, A0698.99;
stOckerH and feeders, AzhGRSb.
HOGS-ReCeipts, 1L980 h ad; market 20
s0c lower; choice heavy. 8.809a.00; butchers,
G30Ga.00; light mixed. &.T6Ga&; choices
Light, 2.g0dAf0; packing. @IBa8aS; pigs
@.50Q&80; bulk OF sales. 8.75uS.90
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1900
head, market 10G15c lower; sheep. 1850
80. lambs. T.50G10.1O; y ariingB, G000&Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20
Trnmnn 80 Pa1lnnmnn-

INDIANAPOLIS. April m-WaIeeF
Whiteloelk and George Douglas. said To Be
ftrampa, were arrested tOday and eharHnd
KFuRp and Alfred G. Groves sh0rtlv after
midnight Erupp was killed and Groves
seriously wounded.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

Temperatures below freezing are reported
In all portions OF the corn and wheat region
except the Louisville district. Rains and
SHOWS were general over the eastern p0r-
ton OF the corn and wheat region during
the last twenty-f0ur hours and continue in
that section this morning.
L. A. WELSH
Local Forecaster. weather Bureau.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

WASHINGTON April u-Tha condition
a the treasury at eha beginning OF business
TODAY WAS a. follows Trust nIndn. gold
cain. H50A9s silver dollars. So 81 900
afluer dollars az $50 21HlHo. silver GER
uNcafaa 1ufstlHdtuE. NN1JML01 General
nsnd standard silver dollars IN gsneraI
fInd W.M4I1ts G1rrenf li4hIIl1sa sass
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

NEW YORK, April w.-rhe cotton mar
Get opened barely steady at a decline OF
EOS points under a renewal ~ scattering
old crop liquidation a~ttributsd to the threat
or government Interference in the bull cam
palgn- During the early trading May con-
tracts sold Al 1A53c and OE&ober at LIE,
or aboOt eu12 points na6 l4War, but the
southern bull leaders ave tire near mOnths
considerable support on this break and the
markst later rallied several points from
the lowest
Cotton futures opened barely steady
Nay, IA60e; June, M&. July, I485cs August.
M64cs OCtuber, 12Hcs December. Il lie:
January. EI2MIZ1Sc-
spot closed quiet, 10 points higher; mid
ding upiandH, H15c; middlfug gulf. Is. Aae:
sales. 400 bales
Fueursz closed very steady. Closing bids
April, l4SSc; Nay. 14Ucs June. I44sc: July.
1&&cs August HTIc; September. n. Scs Ocl
ueber, EAcs November, RAcs December.
E1c; January, E1ac. ra
ST LOUIS. April m-COTTON-steady;
mlddlinE. Ia: sales. none; Receipts. gs
bales shipments. 50 bales stock B,Ms
bales.