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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

SHEEP-The lamb trade presented no
very new features today and most Of the
offerings sold In about the same notches
as on yesterday. only very few sheep
were received, the big end OF the run con-
sisting Of lambs, largely shorn. Demand
was neither active NOR broad, as was the
case yesterdal, but really good grades Of
killers met vii a fair request and changed
hands during early sSunds. on the other
hand common shorn and heavy wooled
were more or less neglected and proved to
be slow sale throughout. High dressing
Mexicans still In the fleece sold up as
high as $780, a dime below last weeks high
sales; shorn westerns went at 1910 and a
string OF shorn wethers and yearlngs
mixed. realized $3.50
For the week thus far supply has been
decidedly light, but n sharp decrease in
receipts at this time Of the year is only
seasonable Prices have experienced little
change in spite Of a rather slack demand,
and, barring values on wooled lambs every
thing has been selling fully steady with
last weeks close. Bulk OF wooled lambs
have been going at figures about i0dIl5o
lower than those that prevailed Friday.
Current prices on shorn lambs are lust
about 75c less and prices on shorn sheep
around Soc less than values on similar
quality of wooled shipments. The following
quotations apply to the latter class OF
stock Good to choice lambs S0.45dt9 30;
yearlinss, SBl5dS60: good heavy yeariings
F.7bdS.l5; good to choice wethers. 1850
SO; fair to good wethers S75OdT So; good
to choice ewes. sZ6o9s.0O; fair TO good
ewes. H0661.G0.
RenresRnfafivA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
Carlot Receipta.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade,

CHICAGO, April 27.-Official announce
'ment was made today that $4,000 acres
of wheat in Kansas has been abandoned as
hopeless, and the price leaped briskly up
ward. Although there had been sharp
break early, following a decline the day
previous, the market closed &c TO 9sqHsc UP
for the new crop months. May wheat rail-
lied lc from the bottom, but finished with
net loss OF 7tG1c. Corn, closed R@hec
lower toQbQD<c higher and oats h6Dhc 10
MONO lower. Provisions scored a gain OF
1Oc and 30d32Ikc. is - '','
Nervousness and activity marked the day
from start to finish in the wheat pit. Early
news and statistics were again generally
bearlsh and accordingly the market in the
first part Of the day continued the slump
Of tho preceding session. Excited rumors
began to circulate, however, at the begin
ming. of the last half Of the day as to the
Dutlock In Kansas. When the official state
report giving figures as to acreage and
condition, was flashed over the wires. the
facts we're seen to be more forbiddtng than
the guesswork beforehand. The condition
! with the remaining portion of the crop was
put at 76 per cent Indicating crop of but
H,0O0000 lbu. as a maximum Yield for, the
state as against 8l0OO,OOO bu last year. d,
Under suoh circumstances the market
here was generally regarded as having been
much oversofd and there was prompt sour
Tying by short sellers to c9ver their trades
UnfaVorable crop reports from Nebraska
And scattering news. OF chinch bug damage
Increased the bullish feeling September
which closed last night at s9he4SlO1 op-
ened at 99sSQ99c, sold down to 9S1sc, ad-
Vaneed to S100h and closed strong at'$l.COb
net gain of Bdtc.
I Corn had little Independent action beinG
4 Eoverned mainly by the action OF wheat
After being weak early, the coarser grair
recovered most of the decline In the May
delivery and showed net gain for deferred
months September, which closed last nigh
at 69Q83I6o, opened at 621Aq62Ac, advanced
20 ssh and closed steady at 6lhc There
was q poor demand for cash corn and prices
were from Hbc totl lc lower No. yellow
sold at 601a66lc. .
The sympathetic recovery in oats was no
40 complete as In wheat and corn, Trad
was active and the close firm, With Septem
Der at 2SIsc, 'asnet loss of Ad%c..
Provisions, like corn and oats, fouowet
UheSt. AT the close pork was 22lhc to 800
a2lAc net higher; lard, lOa15c, and ribs, l2h
to 16G11iSc
Leading futures, are as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Whea Opens Weak Because Of Weak
Cables and Bear Pressure.
BULI1sH NEWS IS IGNORED
wheat Gradually Receivers from the
OpeninE Break and Closing
Prices Are at steady ...
Figures.


OMAHA. Neo., April q. 1910.
Wheat opened ott weak .witn values lc
lower ON extremely weaK cables and re-
ncWed pressure Dy leadlng DedTs
Buiiisn crop news has oeeA ignored for
the timB ueing ana nQudatya continues,
lhe corn market wda lower ia sympathy
with wheat and ca8n dcuanu was re-
ported some slower after tne recent ac-
uvity.
Wheat gradually recovered from the
opcnlnB break and c,osing prices were
steady TO a shade under yesterday
BulHsn crop Coalitions are having little
effect al present, out buli leaueIs are
firm in the projection OF higher Vaiues.
AFTER me care, DreaK Ap4tu u.ssAL the
corn market B ead!ed and Leid firm; go d
bupp1t, Oaine %. on -l4-ilel- I-.-, ..--,s .sats
and t4SNy primary shipments. Rece.pts are
very osnt anO ali offerings tna reauy
Urinary wheat receipts we're 10000 bu..
ana bn4pments were lbl,uJO Du.; against re-
Ceip's iast year OF Zll,UVV va, and snip
msn15 uI AaOJO bu. ....
PrARafy cotn receipts were 2H.OOO bu.,
ana shipments were 6S.yVJ Du.i against
recclpls iast year OL 2lJ,VyJ Du., ana snip
mems OF 4alOJJ bu.. .....
Clearances Were 5000 bu. OF corn, none
OF oa's. and wneRu ana flour equal ~
10 -iUU bu. .s.. .-...
ye,pool colsed III to 15sd lower on
Wheat, and ibd lower on corn.
Local range or options: ..
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
Total receipts ....22O
DISPOSITION.
Totals

"a AA4IA--L.eGe4plS Va N-..ie N'CIs E~4sC
,iDelsI a. LhIs pOinI, DuI me total lor Lhe
.nfGe days 10 a Jew hundred snort OF last
weIKs LoIaI ana about LAW heau IaIstr
lilAl u year ago. COn0ltlons, as u Wn04e,
were very muCn against the senIng An
terests. AdVices from all other nArket
polLts inoIcateo du.l and weak market
Hilh prices on the down grade and buyers
at TINS point were backward about taxing
nolo so that 1t was well aIong toward mio-
day before very much business had been
transacted,
Light feeding and stock cattle were the
first to change hands this morning, and
prices on that kind did not show much
cnAnBs, the market, as q rule, being quoted
about STEADY. There was fair demand
and the most OF the cattle coming under
that head changed hands in reasonable sea-
sons. On the other hand, heavy feeders
were generally neglected, being both slow
Cows and heifers, especially those Of fair
10 s sOGS soG Sa oas Sses tnst
about steady. Inferior grades were rather
slow. 3.
ally the heavy grades, which were more or
less Of dTAg all the morning. Prices as
a rule were 10c lower on all Kinds Of fat
steers than yesterday.
for several days at some OF the packing
houses and the consequent uncertainty
contributed to the dullness OF the market.
1t was evident that packers were afraid TO
buy very freely for fear that they might
not be in a position to kill out the stock
and hence the markets on all kinds Of stock
had a moro or less hand to mouth char
Acter.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice corn
fed steers, f.S56;S5i fair to good cornfed
steers, SC. SOQg13o; common to fair cornfed
steers, $5.7ode16i good to choice COWS and
heifers, $8.0097.O 20: fair to good cows and
heifers, Sb.0096.S6; common to fair cows and
heifers, &275p4.7b; good to choice stockert
and feeders. S600qe.15; fair to good stocker'
and feeders, $5.0O95, ,s6; common to fail
stookers and feeders, $46o45.o0: stock heit
ors, s3.75Q4.so; veal calves. S2s4S.2S; bulls
| stags, etc, S.U6S.2S.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
Kansas CIty Live stock market.

KANSAS CITY, April 27.--CATTLE--Re-
ceipts 5000, including 800 southerns; mar
ket steady to 10c lower Choice export and
dressed beef steers, $7,500S.25; fair to good
ers and feeders, $t.609676 southern steers
$h.75GE50; southern COWS, $375dp6.95; native
cows, $45odD70O; native heifers, $5.OO1L50
bulls, $4.5odj665; calves, $5006DS75.
HOGS-Receipts s 900; market 15c to 9OC
lower. Top $40; bulk Of sales, S9.101a35
heavy, So 26d9. 40; packers ana butchers
50. 1900 40; light, $9,0019 25; pigs, $7 7518 60
SHEEP-Receipts 5000; market steady
Lambs. sE25Qap5; yearliags, s7.O00s u
wethers, $6.7B1S00; ewes, tA0097,75 stock
ers and feeders, ST. 35dIeOO if7' ,T'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

AOGS-Shlppefs got busy cary and
bought up a rev loads OF hogs this morn
ing at figures barely steady to around a
nickel lower. II was a false start how
ever, as every advice from the east indi-
Gated, and after lower reports had been
posted packers insisted on declines OF
iOdibc, for the few hogs that they needed
TO complete their mornings killing. Offers
were by no means numerous at these fig
ures, and with demand very dull, the mar
ket went from bad to worse, many of the
beHt bids obtainab.e toward midday ap-
pearing TO be about a quarter lower than
the average trade yesterday.
4 good part OF the late sales probably
half OF the total receipts, experienced the
full decline. Several loads OF fairly good
mixed butchers had 10 sell right around
the 50 mark and a few scattered saIes
even looked to be as low as SOC under YES.
terday's levels Practically everything had
bt en- sold by, noon. A large share OF offer
ings went al 2S.BdS. Is, as compared with
yesterdays bulk OF - l5i9. 90. Tops reached
% 20. a dime helow the best figures paid
yesterday. NJ
Hepresentatiye sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
Articles opeh.l High Low, ! Close Yesy
Cakh ouotations were as follows

Cash quotations were as follows:
FLoUR-E0sy; winter patents, S5OOqS,2o;
winter straights, S.I69Ib.23i spring straiSnts,
a. b56f4.75 bakers, S2iO0oW
RYI1-No, 2, 4Scs
BARLEY-Feed OF mixing, i4q5Oc; fair
10 choice mating, 67q64c.
No, j north " estsrn, $2,sOss. Timothy, A4O,
PRoVisiiio1SNs- Mess pork, per bpi, s2i5C
G2l.I6. Lard per 100 lbs, N2.Sh. short
ribs. sides. Qoosel al lllJhql27oi short clear
Sldes, (boNed) $lS5OalS, t5.i r,..,
Total clearauces OF wheat and flour were
equal to, $4,000 bu. Primary receipts were
hO,0O bu., compared with 2lAVO9 bu. ths
corresponding day year ago, Estlmateu
Feceipts for tomorrow: Wheat, ) cars corn
rs cars; oats IS cars; hogs, 5000 head,
=, Chicago Cash Prices Wheat, no. req,
p.@AQl.09h; No 3 red, u.0tqlSi Ao.
hard, N.OSul09 No 3 hard tl.OSal, ,OI1 hi
No, 2 northern spring, A.0e1stIl. .0s15i NO;
No s cash, 6Sq6S5zo, Mo- white, 62lsci
No white, 6lHq62c No. 2 yellow, 6ohq
-; No. yellow, b9Qd0c, Oats, No. 2wnite,
NNl43hc; No. white 40iAa42asc: No.
white, 4ee42ei standard, 42A943Ac.
EGds-stssdy: receipts. s. los cases, a,
mark, cases Included, lf11Gl9kc; firsts
lstei prime firsts, 2Qgc,
oHEEsE--seeadyi daisies, ltA9l5c; twins
i3A0i4c; young Americas, i4dltsLe; iong
horns 14l4Qi4hc. To- r As.
POTAToEs-Firm; choice to fancy, 2ld
S6c fair TO good. 9Od23c.
POULTRY-Steadyf, tprkeys, l5c; chick
lns, isllc; springs ls'sG
VEALr-Steudy; % 10 ~ lbs. SkQ9Hc; 6
20 81 lbs, 9iaG lO4c; s. 10 li0 lbs, 10 "a hc
Chicago Receipts-Wheat. cars; corn
IS oargi oats. lOa cars Estimated Tomor
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
st. Louis Live stooIxqiMarket.-

$500 head; no Texans; market l5c lower
native shipping and export steers, $3.50
$50; dressed beef and butcher steers,
stockers and feeders, A00d625; COWS and
heifers, $S35TS.0o; Gamers, $2.754325; bulls
H.OOd7O0; calves, S40oBS.75: Texas and In
$30od660 y
HOGs-Receipts, 800 head; market, Csc
lower pigs and lights, 81 s0ab945 butchers
and best heavy, $S36G9.6TM
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 2,OOC
head; market, steady; native nuttens, SIS
G6.0o; lambs. ts.00u9 65; culls and bucks
$450d6 70; stookers, H0od660. D.. 4-... III,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

No. hard ti069iil; No, g. u.O8d1Os; No
2 red, 3lGnliO. No O. H.02d108
CORN-May, 59isc; July, 6lh06ihc; Sep
tember. 60ia de0lsc. Cash, hc lower, No. 2
mixed 6ihc No. g. 59Q0oc; No. 2 white
62Ac, No. 62hc.
OATS Unchanged No. white, tf9i5c
No 2 mixed t0df2C.
RYE-7OGI72c. ....
HAY-U Unchanged. choice timothy. S145Od
i5.O0, choics prairie. 81. O0di1.2j, choice al
fafa, SIC 6Odl15o
BUTTER-UnctanEed creamery, extras,
2Sc; flrsts 26c seconds, Ac; packing stock,
i94tc
EGGs-Unchanged current receipts, new
cases $50: miscellaneous cases, f565:
southerns. $50; storage packed, $500.
Receipts shipments.
Wheat. bu. ........... a.. 1900 21.0N
Corn bu ............. 300 JGOl
oats bu' .'.................. 1000 900
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

Rains and SHOWS occurred in the eastern
portion of the corn and wheat region dur
ing Tuesday. Slightly warmer weather is
geneI al throughout the entire region this
morning. Freezing temperatures occurred
at one station in the Indianapolis district
and at two stations in the st. Louis dis
trict. l., A. WELSH,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle and Sheep Markets Reported
SteadY--Sheen Lower.

CHICAGO, April 27.-CATTLE-Receipt
1900 head. Market steady to 10c lower;
steers, $6.25ds.5O; COWS, S4S5d725; helfers,
81 25d750 bulls, S5.0Oa6.75; calves, s3001
s.25; stockers and feeders, As75G7.5O.
HOGS-Receipts, 5000 head. Market 10d
zoe lower; choice heavy, t9.50g96O; butch
ers, $94569,55; light mixed, $935dD9, 40; choice
light, 50 40d950; packing, So. .40Gl9. .45; pigs,
50 20d9. 80; bulk Of sales, 81. 40l9. So
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 5000
head. Market steady; sheep, $7106S. %;
lambs $S.36a9.e0 spring lambs, S10O05115. 90;
yeArlings, N.75mS.5o.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
WEATHER IN the GRAIN BELT
Rains General in Mississippi and ohio
valleys Last Might,

OMAHA, April q, 1910
The disturbance over the eastern portion
Of the country is gradually disappearing.
and while considerable cOudiness prevails
east Of the Mississippi river, weather con-
dltions have greatly improved throughout
that section since the preceding report
Rains were general in theI middle Missls-
sippi and Ohio valleys and Lake region
during the last twenty -four hours, but gem
orally fair weather prevails I'm those sec
tions this morning The weather continues
clear vest Of the Mississippi river into the
mountains and remains rair west to the
coast. Temeprat atures are higher everywhere
from the Rocky mountains east to the
Atlantic coast except in the New England
states, where coOfer weather prevails An
area OF high pressure, Accompanied by
cooler weather has appeared in the extreme
northwest and on the upper Pacific coast.
This area OF high, with It's cooler weather,
will not reach the central valleys before
Friday and the outlook Is for continued
fair and not much change in temperature
in this vicinity tonight and Thursday.
Minimum temperature and precipitation
as compared with the last three years
i9i0. 1gOJ. 1905. 100 .,
Minimum temperature "a SO 81 30 IS
Precipitation .............. 90 60 .OC
Normal temperature for today, 6S de-
gTees
Deficiency in precipitation since March /
3.63 inches. a...
Deficiency corresponding period in 1907
2.22 inches
Deficiency corresponding period in 1908
2.l9 inches.
l.. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
Articles. open. lIlgn. / Low. CLOSED Yes y
Omnhn Cnsh PrIcc,.

WIIEAT--So 2 hard, 81 OOGtl .O21s; No. 3
hard, Gdg9hc; No. hard, JU6Jic; rejected
hard, SOtt90c: No. 2 spring, 81 .VUU1 Ola; No.
: spring yQf5yc; No, 4 spring, VVQS6c No.
2 durum, sszepS5c: No. dur1m. u14gSS1ho.
CORNING. Q v hite, tee; Ne. 3 white, 50
, q69sac; No. 4 white, b61sm57nc; No. color,
1 w7auG9hci NO. q color b46Do6c; No. vel.
low, 57g5ihci No, 3 yellow, 56245ic; No.
yellow bS5tW54e; NO. 2 oIg67nc; No. g. bGA
gStei No: q bSHg6ic' no grade, SOg4yc.
SJHQg40hc; Mo- whfte, 3S5ad39hc; No. Z
Yellow 59Gl40c; No. a yellow, Sf12qSS1zc; No.
mixed 39dS5hc. N".
BARLEY--No, a. 49dD5Oc; No 1 feed, &c
Q4bc rejected, asa 46c.. ...i.. r.'
RYE-No. 2, 74o74hc; No. 8, 73974c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
St. Joseph Live stock ArnrI,et,

ceipts. 1000 head; market steady. iec lower;
steers S .50GDS. 90; COWS and heifers, IS 50a
7. .50 calves, So. .00D8.50
HOGS-Receipts, 5000 head; market 100
l6e lower; top, ss.S5; bulk OF sales, s9.158
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 5000
head; market steady; lambs, $3 $350d9.75.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
milwaukee Grain Market.

q MILWAUKEE, April 27.-FLoUR-Mar.
ket dull.
WHEAT-No. / northern, $1.0SQD1.O9; No
northern, S1.0691. .061s; July, $lO2b,
OATS-41hQ42c.
BARLEY-Samples, 58d66c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

other nearby firsts, free cases, 22c at
mark; Pennsylvania and other current re-
ceipts in returnable cases, 21c at mark
Western frsts, free cases, 22c at mark;
Western frsts. current receipts, free
cases, Hc at mark.
CHEESE-MRrket unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

S42oQA4o; e, $4s5d472h; r. $5ooq5,o5; g,
Is. .0S9GiO; H, $5.9Oqb.s5; l, $5.s5. K, $500 N,
$50; N, $3.50; wG, $95; WV, S6.Ooqqe,l211'
nnces. l5 bbis.; runs, 225 7sl bbls.; average,
isi, ,4s4 bbls.; shipments, 16s,4l2 bblsG aver
age, 25O,327 bbls.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
snrnr md Molnnnen.

NEW YORK, April N.-SUGAR-Raw.
steady; muscovado, SO test 3s0c; centrifu-
GAL SO test, 430c; molasses sugar, SO test
355c; refined, quiet; crushed, $3.50; granu'
lated, 5.15c; powdered. 5.25C.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
NrinnennoIIs GrnIn Market.

MINNEAPOLIS, April H.-wHEAT-
MAY, u.07K; July, $1.66; September. S9A@
500. Cash, No. hard, S1.1OR; No. north
ern $1Os%d110A; No. northern, $lO6%9
.Osik; No g. $10414d1.06A.
FLAX-Ciosed at S286,
CORN-No. 8 yellow, 56dD57c.
OATS-No white, S9A439%c.
RYE-No. 2, 71a73c.
FLOUR-Flrst patents, in wood I. o. b.
Minneapolis, $6.2095. 40; second patents, 800
a52O; first clears, S4.05d415; second clears,
s.. .sOd31O
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
ate. 1910. iOO0 .IisO8. IlSOi lsOs. lisOs. iSOI.
SUNDAY.

Receipts and disposition OF live stock at
the Union stock Yards, South Omaha,
Neb., for the twenty-four hours ending at 3
D. m. yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, April p. - METALS
Standard copper on the New York metal
exchange was dull today. Local dealers
quote Lake copper at $l2. 76qlS.OO slectToly-
don market closed steady; spot, e56 5s ana
futures at e67 s.. Tin was firm spot am. and
April SS2,S5dS3.o5. London market firm
And hiEher, with spot closing at e16O IS
and futures at Ei51 Is Cd Lead, dull spot,
A-S5@4.40. London market, unchanged at
Tondon market, lower at a22 Iron, un-
changed at 6Os Ga for Cleveland warrants
in London Local market, quiet; No
ali, ,b0,' No. 1 southern and No. l southern
sT. Louis, April 27.-METALS-Lead
$4.25; spelter, weak S5.2Og6 2S1s
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
Sd. LouIs .GenernI NInrI.et.

ST. LOUIS, No, April 27.--WHEAT-Fu-
lures, higher May, H06h; July, S1.OOH
Cash, firm; track; No, red sl.lOa1l2i No,
CoRN-Futures. higher, May s1E; July.
624c. Cash, weaker; track; No 2. &c; No.
white. 64HQ65lac.
OATS-Futures. higher; May, 4lNc; July,
S9Ssc. Cash, steady; track; No 2, 42GlA2lt
No. white. 45c.
RYE-Nominal; 79c.
FLOUR--Steady; read winter patents,
6eOdb. co.. extra fancy and straight SA 6Odi
$50; hard winter clears, SS.65QSsO
SEED-TimothY, SaoOq3.5O,
CORNMEALr-Sa3.
BRAN-Lower; sacked east track. Sl.OSd
1.Ot
HAY-Firm: timothy, slG5Oais5O; prairie,
Sl2 OO11400.
HEMP TWINE-qe.
PRoVIsIoNs-Pork higher; jobblng,
i2s0 Dry salt meats. lower; boxed extra
shorts, Sl4l2As clear, ribs. SiAt2h; short
clears, Si4.37h Bacon, lower. boxed exhn
shorts. si5S74; clear ribs, siSs74; short
lclears, Sl6G2Ha u FW
/ PoULTRY--steady: chickens. Ice; springs
23c: turkeys. 1Sc; dueks. l4c geese, &c.
i. BUTTER--H EberS creamery. 24bEG2slkc
/ EGGS-5Steadyi lsca
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
Stock in siEht.
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, April 27.-COTTON-market
opened steady at unchanged prices to an
advance Of points, better response to
tho Liverpool strength being prevented by
better weather reports and a renewal OF
Yesterdays selling account under which
late months eased off to within a point Of
last nights finals during the first few
minutes. There was a good demand, how!
ever from leading bulls and other buyers,
influenced by claims that favorable out
look and recent bad weather had placed
early crop prospects In a doubtful condi-
uion.
May, 1886; July, M.62c; August, 13.94c;
September, 1s14c; October. 12.74c; Decem-
ber l255c; January, SIC.
Cotton spot closed 20 points decline. Mid
ding uplands, 15o5c; middlins gulf, 16.3Oc.
Sales $500 bales.
Cotton futures closed steady Close:
April, 1475c; May, 1L65c; June, 1452c July,
1Ablc August, 13.s3c; September, 1SO3c
October, 1265c; November, 1B.49o; Decem-
Der, 124S January, 1245c.
Oils and ROsin,
SAVANNAH, April H.-OILS-Turpen.
tine, firm, 591ac; sales, LOIS bbls; receipts
two days la bbls.; shipments, 20S bbls.
stock, 1859 bbls.
ROSIN-Firm; sales, 2579 bbIs. receipts
two days, S032 bbls; shipments, $50 bbls
stocks, 52S5 bbls. Quote: b, A02h94N; d
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

Ir you want to sell anythng quickly ad-
vert,se 1t in The Bee want "A Columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
Hay Market.

OMAHA, April N.-HAY-No, l, $500; No.
2 $500; packing, 500, Straw: Wheat $500;
rye and oats, 81. 90 Alfalfa, $l2.oO. The
supply Of poor hay Is much heavier than
the demand and nobody wants to buy the
poorer quality.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

PhiIadeIphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, April H.-BUTTER-
Market Unchanged.
BGGS-Market steady; Pennsylvania and
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day ON Various
2 49, Commodtties


NEW YORK, April E.-FLOUR-Lowcr,
with demand poor. Spring patents, $3.50
555s winter .straights, SAS5eb5.oO; winter
patents at s5'l5GSSo s2rips eIssrg HSas Aso9
sas stralghts. $4Soa5,OO. Receipts 1880;
shipments 3S9S F . r'
yellow. a.4o6145; coarse, $1.2591.9O; kiln
WHEAT-spot easy; No. red. a.14 bid,
c. l. {, ; No northern, S:17B nominal {. o.
weak and lower early under heavy selling
on the weak cables, poor cash demand,
warmer weather but rallied in the after
noon on covering by shorts and unfavof-
able crop reports from Nebraska and
Illinois and closed at 10 decline to sc Ad-
toba wheat. May, n.ilR0IlIAj closed,
September. slOs4SIcsS;i slossd sIS7ss, Re. e.
ceipts 400; shipments 6S,972.
| CORN-Spot steady; steamer, 6s5c and
No,'4 60ko, both nominal elevator. export
basis Export No. 2, 64hc, nominal T. 0. b.
Option market was without transactions
closing unchanged to hc net decline, May
| closed 6S%c; July, nhc September, 71hc
Receipts go; shipments 5sS9l,
nominal; natural white, % to 30 pounds
451Q4Sc; clipped white, "a to a pounds
46l1962c Option market was without
transactions, closing nominal Receipts
HAoY~,stse:aYd3y; prime, sl:lO; No. 1, $l1o
1909, 22@25c; 1905, nominal Pacific coast
f19Oe, 14@1Sc; 1908. nominal. E,...
| HID,Es-Firm; Central America, 23hc
Df1SiTf TEHTHER@Firm: I12s@c hsmIock flrsts, asoa
29c; seconds. 23G27c; thirds, 2Sq25c; rejected
PROVIsIoNS-Pork, steady; mess, s24O
! 924.50; family, $26OOQ2650 short clear
S25. .Ood27.50. Beef, steady; mess, S15.001l6.oo
family, $l9.00dl9.5O; hams, $24O002600. Gu
meats, firm; picked bellies, 10 to J
lbs, $15.506l17OOi, picked hams SIG 5od
100, Lard, steady; middle west,l prime
tl2 G0ql2.7o; refined. easy; continent, sts.10
) South America, 1856; compound, $1,000
1850
TALLow-ouieti prime city. 7Mci coun
try. 7bG7hc,
RIGE-steadys domestic. sa5%e Japan
6AG6hc. .. -.
BUTTER-Firmer; creamery specials, 30c
extras, 29c; thirds to firsts 26fl sS1kc; Ole
23G2Sc; state dairy. finest, 2s92Se; cofnmo
to prime, 23qHc; process specials, 25516b2sc
process, seconds to extras 236D25c; factor
seconds 20 firsts, 22Q25c; Imitation cream
EGGS-slIghtly firmer; fresh gathered
storage packed selections gA0D22hc; fres
; gathered, regular packed extras first
, 2llAd 22ei fresh gathered, regular packed
CHEESE Steady; state specials, llc
fire 97l9iao; fair to good, 6jadp8c; common
4i&061kc fun skins, Sd3lkc .-.
: POULTRY-AliVe, dCmand active an
feeling firm, but prices not settled; dresBe,
iirregular Philadelphia chickens. 3072lS
Q fowls, l5Ql9c; turkeys l7Q23c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

eAansRE City GraiR and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, MO. April 27.-WHEAT-
Aay Siolisi @ulY a{As!ac, bid; September
Nsc sellers. Casf shominally unchanged: /:
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Corn and Whent RegIon BuIIetIn.
STATION@

For Omaha. Eeb for the twenty four
hours ending at s a. m, 18th meridian time.
Wednesday, April q, 1910:
OMAHA STATIONS
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
DISTRICT STATIONS.

/ Minimum temperature for twelve hour
averages. a--..