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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-06
MILLER COUNTY INSTITUTE.

Texarkana, June 5.-SiXty-threc teachers are here attending the Mil Ter County Institute, which is being held in this city. George w. Reid, superintendent of the city schools, is conducting the institute.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-06
STATE NEWS
INJURED WHEN SWING BREAKS.

Warren, June 5.-W. H. Herndon, merchant here, broke his arm yes terday. He was sitting in a porch swing and one of the cnaIrs broke and in the fall he broke his arm and was considerably bruised.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-06
GRASS PLANT CLOSED DOWN.

Texarkana, June 5.-The plant ol the Texas Glass Company, the largest
 1n the southwest, employing large number of men with payroll of $3,-
 poo week, closed for the summer to- day on telegraphic order from President Neenan of the National
 Window Glass Workers Association. { IL Is said the men were anxious to c0ntinue work, having no grievance, Eas Eas 3ecia | llysas a snbstantial increase in q R1i es had been offered them.
 x IRIALLY HURT BY TRAIN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-06

fac5ory, the company states it will put in plant here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-06

and contents were valued at about ! $1,09o, with small insurance on the building and none on the contents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-06

1(ST ALLY HURT BY TRAIN. 7 W June 5. Word reached
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-30

.
SHEEP-The lamb market was wildly
higher again this morning. trade beconl-
ing so excited that no one attempted Il
quote specific advances. Individual sales,
chosen at random, were sufficiently
eloquent for descriptive purposes and
most sellers were content to let the price
list speak for itself. Between extremes
lambs and sheep usually showing the
greater advances. The session was short
and sensational. though very uneven.
Reasons for current advances that are
the most remarkable since the high period
of 1910. appear in short receipts and the
inevitable certainty OF bare spot IN
supply during the last spring and early
summer, Today's run consisted OF a
modest 200 head. mostly lambs with and
without fleece.
The Belmont lambs were head liners,
bringing the even money. sla0o. This
price not only smashes all previous top
records Of the season. but II is also the
highest paid since April OF 1910. when a
limit Of 500 was made. In March of
1910 tops reached 1880 the highest price
in the history of the trade. Other at
tractive fed lambs in the fleece changed
hands today at ss75.
Shorn lambs brought sS.35, $50 and
&75; The best price, paid for this class OF
stock last week was $50. Wooled year
llngs that were nothing to- brag about
sold for $500. shorn yeariings landed at
$3.50 and shorn weathers' moved at $6.SVu
SIS. There was nothing doing on country
account. packers buying the entire crop,
Quotations on sheep and lambs. Lambs.
good to choice. S.506io0o; lambs, fair 20
good. ss.T5ns.5o: lambs. shorn, Sooas.1O;
yearlings, handy. S.sde.S; yearlings.
heavy. y.50a7 30: wethers. good to choice,
81 0odT. 70: wethers. fair to good. 81. 4eQ
100; ewes. good to choice, %. i01f6s5; ewes,
fair TO good, $5.6567s.40.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-30

CATTLE-There was a moderate run OF
cattle To-Day, much the same as on last
Monday and the quality OF the offerings
was very good on an average. Advices
OF liberal receipts f.at eastern markets
and somewhat lower prices there had a
rather depressing Influence on the early
trade, but the local demand WIS active
ana with considerable inquiry from ship
pers trade was reAsonaoiy brisk and
prices m mucn the same notches as at
the close Of last week. '---~ 49,
The market Tor cows and heifers was
also fairy active and fully steady. In
some cases desirable heifer stock may
have sold a little stronger than last week,
white on the other hand the common
canning grades were inclined TO be draggy
anu In some instances sold shade easier.
There was decidedly active demand
for stocksrs and feeders the latter part
OF last week and very lair clearance
was made. although prices showed very
little Improvement Today with only a
traders and country buyers went after
them In good shape and prices were
strong to lVai5c higher all around.
Quotauons on cattle; uooo to choice
beef steers, 81 5oos 70; fair to good pesi
steers. 81 .Dk7 w; common 10 fair beef
stsers. ss.0eui.vo; good 70 choice heifers,
iair 10 Good COWS, n. ib<y6.S1; common to
IAir cows. u.it<gx. 10: good to choice stock.
era and feeders, to.I3Ul .0p; fair TO good
suckers and feeders. b.ssss.is, oominoa
10 fsii stockers anu feeders. N.5oQs. -.
STOCK heiGsrs, y. 50go ~. veal es+yes. wv
US.zo. buns. stags. ate. A.vQe.W
Representatiye sales.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-30
Tire Blows Out,
Killing Magnate

ALBANY, N. T.. April 2s.-Hinsdill
Parsons Of Schenectady. vice president
and general counsel of the General
Electric company, was instantly killed
today in an automobile accident at Clin-
ton Heights. three miles east Of Albany.
His chauffeur. t. ]. Nicholson. sustained
a fracture OF the left leg and is in q
critical condition. Benjamin II. Weis-
brod. Mr.. Parsons secretary, was thrown
a considerable distance. but escaped un-
injured.
Mr.. Parsons. his secretary and chauf-
feur left New York this morning to drive
new nlnety-horse power automobile 70
his home. Mr.. Parsons was at the
wheel. when. at Clinton Heights, one
Of the rear tires blew out. This caused
the car to swerve and then turn com
pletely over. The rear Of the tonneau
landed on Mr.. Parsons head. crushing
his skull and causing instant death.
Nicholson also was found under the
car. Mr.. Parsons was Is years old.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-30
new YORK STOCK MARKET
General Tone of Trading is Hesitat.
ing and Dull.
SOME ISSUES RISE SHARPLY
Last Weeks Sensational Tradins In
Reading Resumed and That
stock Beats Previous High
Record.

| NEW YORK, April 9.-Aslde from an
other sharp advance in the prominent an
| thracite shares and more or less obvious
manipulations at higher prices in various
/ spectalties, the general tone Of today ;
market was hesitating and dull
Last weeks sensational trading in
| Reading was resumed on a moderate
scale putting that stock well above its
previous high record. while Lehigh Valley
also figured at higher figure than IL
has recently attained. The movement In
these securities seemed to be no less
speculative than before.
International Harvester shares follow
ing the news that dissolution proceedings
against II would soon start, declined over
points and made but slight recovery.
United states Steel. Union Pacific and
Amalgamated Copper were relatively
heavy. but the two first named showed
greater strength In the last hour. Trad
ers seemed indisposed to buy or sell
steel. pending the publication OF its quar-
terry statement tomorrow. As for Union
Pacific its earnings for March were not
calculated to inspire any ventures on the
bull side The backwardness OF Amaiga-
mated Copper was the more striking In
view OF the activity and strength OF some
outside copper PROPERTIES.
There were gains OF TO 4 points In a
score OF speclalties, including National
Biscuit American Writing Paper pre-
lima Chemical and Pullman Palace Car
In the last hour the entire market
gave a better account Of Itself. Reading
rose TO Its best OF the day and eclipseo
all previous high prices by more than s
points. The closing was dull. but strong.
with a B-point jump In Central OF New
Jersey. controlled In large part by the
Reading company. There were sympa-
thetic advances in the general list.
Among adverse speculative factors were
the general political situation. dissolution
proceedings and a few unsatisfactory
railroad reports. Northern Pacific reached
a small net decrease for March, but the
Rock Island system lost over $4,000 Ia
net for that month. The only supreme
court decision OF interest TO the street
was one which favored Hill line and a
Hartman subsidiary against the state OF
Washington.
Railway managers in the middle west
confirmed accounts OF irreparable dam
age 10 winter wheat, but reported an in
creasing demand for equipment
The local bond market was irregular
with lower tendency. Total sales par
value. t2,so4. 900 United States govern
ment bonds were unchanged on call.
Number OF safes and leading quetations
On DOnQa TO-DAY ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-30

FLoUR-Firmer: winter patents, $50
GkA. winter straights. 81 asd50o: spring
patents. th00960; spring straights, A7S
u6.es. bakers. hooa4.so.
RYE-No- ? SIC
BARLEY-Feed or mixing. Socdsi %;
fair-to choice mailing. NEql.&
sEEDs-Timothy. SooGlzoe: clover.
PR0vIsIoSs-Mess pork. ns.soais.sg,z;
lard, Gin tierees) siasS: short ribs. doose)
siaA
Total clearances Of wheat and flour
were equal 10 akoos bushels. Primary
receipts were s5s.aee bushels compared
with ssa.00o bushels the corresponding DAY
q year ago. The visible supply OF wheat
bushels for the week. The amount OF
bre1dstud on ocean passage decreased
17sksD bushels. Estimated receipts for
t0mQrFow: Wheat. "a cars: corn, -
cars. oats. III cars; hogs. Jgooo head.
Chicago Cash Prices-Wheaf. No. nd
u-50l n: 40. red. s1.11fl. 15s. No. :
bard. n.ls1zd1.B; No. , hard. r.i1al Is.
ern. u.i7ai y; No. . northern. u-ita1 "a:
No spring. 81 .i50i "a. No spring, 81 Il
o. II: No. spring. 80 01-1x: ye.vet chaff.
- 441.1s. dnrum. 81 .eeq1.1s. Corn; No
. yellow, s11ze, No. !. 7sGGsc: No white
I@@H.zc. Ne yellow. 1sz8ssc: No a i
<1c; 30. white. mars No. I yellow.
XN9e. Oats: No : white. 5sE5sase. No.
white, s.<qssc: No I white. ss9Ss1se;
B<RLEY-scesi.a
TIMOTHY nEED-r W61zeS.
CLOVER sEED-E.a0Gea0
BrTTEk-stead<: crezmeries. &Gslc.
EeGs- stssds. recsIpts. a@s cases; .,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-30
HONOR CONVICT COMES
BACK TO HIS PRISON

PHOENIX. Ariz-. April 3.-Eugenio
Msta. one Of Governor Hunts honor
convicts." walked up to the gates OF the
Arizona prison at Florence today. was
admitted and donned penal garb after
having been on months leave OF alb
sence to visit his aged parents at Al
media, n N.
Mata. who is e years old. is serving a
twenty-five-year sentence for murder
committed when he was u years old.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-30
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
Winter Wheat Belt Gets Good Soak
ing Over Sunday.
WET FOR THE SPRING FLOWING
Values Weakened by the Rain,
-sich Makes Conditions Un-
favorable for seeding
Prices May GO Lower.
OMAHA. Aprll 8. az.

OMAHA, April g, isl-
More advices this morning Indicate tia
rainy and cooler weather spread owe
much OF the wInIer wheat Dell. This Wi
be OF considerable benefit to points o
Texas. Oklahoma and Kansas and shoui,
cnange tue sentiment OF the trade ain
give some reaction IN wheat values, -
lne market Is depending greatly OF
weather conditions until after The gov,
eminent report May on Abandoned
acreage.
We, weather is adverse to the prepar
alton for a new corn crop and is certainly
a moderate pull factor. rine warm, cieal
weather is needed and unless II rs forth
coming farmers VIII be slow to lei -
OF any reserve left. and II is long way
10 the harvesting Of the 1872 crop.
Rain over the hard winter wheat bell
weakened values. The market is wea'
theI affair ana with good growing con
{ ditions some Improvement is possible
cash wheat sold 5.Qpizc lower.
InfayOrabe weather Tor seeding ana
delivering corn, brought out buying or
ders OF good character with goOd re-
eeipts and a change 10 warm clear
& weather. values ougiu 10 sag lower. Cash
corn Was 11gle higher.
Primary wheat receipt were 55i.0o0 bu.
and receipts were 43l,t0 bu., against re-
ceipts last year of 1900 bu. ana ship
ments Of iee.oo bu.
Primary corn receipts were 9ileo bu.
ana shipments were bl0,VO bu., against
receipts last year Of $500 Blu. ana snip-
ments OF 1890 bu
Clearances were $4,000 bu. OF corn, 2o)
bu. OF oats and wheat and iiour equal u
4lS00 bu.
Liverpool closed Aazd lower on wheat
and unchanged 10 I'D higher on corn.
The following cash sales were reported:
wheat-No. hard: / car. sllqA.. ears,
3l.l0A. cars, N.l0. No. 3 hard. car,
ti-l0; cars, sl.0eis. No. hard. car. sl.tS.
No grade; / car. sl.s. No. spring /
car. sl.i0, ] car ats. No. 2 mixeu: 2
cars, sl.lo; No. mixed; / car, si.09h.
No. mixed: car poor, ;lei. Corn: No.
3 white. II cars. pc. No. 4 white: cars,
sc. No. 3 color: ] car. igc No. color
car, Ui4c. No. yellow: cars, hAc; y
cars. 7e14c. / car. 7Sc. No. = yellow:
car. 17ixe. No. mixed cars, Isaxc. No.
) mixed , cars. 1S1tc; cars, .sl-c; J
cars, Is4c, cars. ssc. No. 4 mixed.
ear, .Tlsc; Z cars. &c: | car, 7sI4c. 2 cars,
&c, i car, 7bc; l car. ISc. No grade:
car, s0c. 1 car, 6siac. l car. sc; l car,
sc. ] car. 6sc. l car &c. car, 6Oc. Oats:
No. J white; % cars, Soc. No. white:
car. b5c: cars, disc. I cars. sac. No.
64isos 4 cars, SAC: No. . yellow; 2 cars.
s4lsc. No grade. car. sac.
Omaha Cash Pr-ss,
WffEAT-No hard. u.0glsGli. I2x: No,
Q hard, u.osaliih, No hard. sl.s6,sw
lL0ei1
coRS--No. , white. 7saQ7sc; No. 4
white. TzzU;sc: No. color, isAfp,gc,
No. J yellow. 1sa.SAc. No. yellow. no
Tive; No. :. Ssussssc: No. ], 7S97S4.c,
No. .. lSgs5,sc; no grade. 60a7oc.
! oATS-No. white. b54QS5tsc; standard,
tia55s.c, No. > white. o4AuS6c. NO, 1
white. bias5c. No. yellow, 541aU64ltc.
No. = yellow, 5ta5ii1c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-30

NEW YORK. April 2s.-METALS-
Standard, copper. dull; spot and April,
SIS. 5adl5.T5; May and June. tl5.sosIv: ~;
July and August sl5.e2LQlbSk London
market quiet; spot. go lbs Sd; futures,
Ell lis "a. Arrivals reported at New
York today. were 3l5 tons. Custom house
returns show exports of o. rs tons so far
this MONTH Lake copper. SIG. 121adl6. Is;
electrolytlc, s1s.6o6 i6.l2a: casting. sl5.s2l4
Qlks7h I'm, strong; spot and April.
issl s7lkd4s.so; May. sis.eod4sso; June.
tS.yTisH4b,so. London market easier;
spot. EN-: futures. Eae. Lead. quiet;
81. ief74eo. New York: Hood4.l0. East st.
Louis. London market quoted at els los.
s. ed6s5, East st. Louis. London mar
ket quoted al Els l5s. Antimony, quiet;
Cooksons, 500 Iron. Cleveland war
rants. SIS foi4d in London Locally iron
was firm. No. 1 foundry. northern. sl5zs
6i575; No. . slAoodi55e: No. l southern
and No. southern, soft. t5.2S6iab.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-30
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for. Cattle and sheep steady
Hogs Lower.

CHICAGO. April .2s.-cattle-Recei
5000 head; market, steady TO los higher;
beeves. E751900; Texas steers. so.2sq
1855: western steers, s5.@qG.Io; stockers
and feeders. A.soq6l5; cows and heifers'
s.. i5ai7 80; calves, t5.0ods Is.
HOGS-Receipts. 5000 head; market,
active, and SC lower; light, n.45a7.so;
mixed, y50as.0o:, heavy, 0i.o0aS.oo; rough.
sis0af1o; pigs, A.9od7.lo; bulk of sales,
y7.75g7.%.
ShEEP-Receipts, 1900 head; market,
steady and prices 25Q60c up: native. 500
ffs01; western, S.5dSoo; yearlings. $50
$500: lambs, native. ts.50qs.65; western,
So. 50n10.20.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-30

mark. cases included. lIIzc; ordinary
figsts, 174c; firsts, lsc.
CHEES E-Steady; daisies. 1Si1dis4aci
twins. sita1gIke. Young Americas. l5}se
l5S,c: long horns lsi.H15izc.
PoTAToES-Neak: receipts. l24 cars;
Wisconsin. sl.ledi.l5; Michigan and Min
nssoia, S.13alI7.
POULTRY-Steady: turkeys, ltc; chick
ems be.
VEAL-steady at 7dllize.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-30
-, I,on,, Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, April 2s.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. $500 head including 600 Texans:
native shipping and export steers, ssIsg
eO0; dressed and butcher steers. $40
ITS; steers under 1000 pounds, s25odeI 70:
stockers and feeders, T.i5nSoo, cows and
heifers, s30od450; Gamers. A.ISeo 70.
bulls, s5.OGds.0O; calves, 'SS.5GdTb; Texas
and Indian steers, s350d70o; cows and
HoGs-Receipts, 10000 head; market.
loc lower: pigs and lights, &5oGs.0i
mixed and butchers. s6.D9s.lo; good
heavy, t6.0odS.l0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 100
head: market &c to SOC higher; native
muttons, S.50d7 50; lambs, S.2JdSl0;
cuils and bucks, tl0oG@e25; stockers.
s. OO04.O6 ;. w..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-30
cnrIot Receipt.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
= Pric~s on Hoard of Trade.


CHICAGO. April ee.-Forty-five hours
OF drenching rain. particularly In Kansas.
forced wheat owners today into n selling
stampede. Despite a violent reaction. the
market closed weak, iAHiSae under Sat
urday night. Corn showed SsuAo net gain,
oats finished irregular lsep,sc lower tolsc
advance end provisions varying from l2isc
uecllne TO lgnc increase.
Huge quantities OF wheat went on sale
the instant the trading began. No one
was found TO prove that the rains and
low Temperature were OF Denctit TO the
wheat all over the west n was the news
from Kansas, however, that caused the
biggest commotion. a large part Of the
acreage In that state was IN doubtful
position which rains could make good or
WHOM more high winds and dry weather
might bring TO ruin.
notwithstanding the evidence that a
handsome crop In Kansas could now be
taken for granted. the summaries OF
two leading experts indicating that losses
there and In other states were greater
than popularity supposed proves 80 In
tune with the hopes OF the bulls that
values suddenly yeered above even the
record breaking ngures OF last week.
More conservative longs. though. Sold on
the huiges and gave little need 10 n
notable decrease In the United States
visible supply. July fluctuated from t.li
20 siisS. With last sales lAai.e net
/ Corn developed firmness Tor a while.
but the market closed easy. July ranged
from 1lizaI7Ac to 7Ssc and IN the end was
l5aAT5l3sc. just nc above Saturdays close.
Cash grades were steady. with No. : yell
low size.
Liquidation sales were the order in
May oats. July varied between sac and
sf%cs closed Nc net higher at s4sc'
Urgent buying apparently for some i'm.
lportant specuator. carried provisions
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-30
g'KEEs AID FEEDERS.

HO0S-Heavy receipts OF hogs al Chi
csxo gave packers Considerable leverage
in the hog trade and instead o. ronns
higher on light supply. the local mar.
lei opened strong. Uecame steaoy ana
closed weak. Early demand from all
quarters had an active tone and appeared
10 Be fairly broad. Duteit tapered OH Is
soon as the more urgent orders were
me run was estimated at $50 head.
running from choice heavies down 70
common lights. Bulk consisted OF butcher
ard mixed offerings. snippers favored
me smooth butcher As q RUE and pur-
CHASED about 80 per. cent OF the total
Clearance Al II O'Clock was practically
complete
Best heavy hogs on sale brought Us.
inderticzf with SATURDAYS top while
bulk held up in better SHAPE than the
zeixhty classes after firxt rounds. weights
~ 10 pounds and less selling from ElsJ
Sownward sales below &-5e were scarce.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-30

NEW YORK April 2.-COFFEE-
Futures market closed steady at an adj
vance Of from 5 TO points. May. u sc;
June. ia.ese. July. 11.7sc: August n-sic.
September. H. sc. October l5-Ssc: Mo-
vembsf. Il sc; December. ftslc; January.
70 No, February. B.Hc. March. f5-Sc-
sales 1900 hags- Spot coffee quiet; Rio
No. :. i4isc: Santos No. 4. 1ssc- Mid.
quiet; cordova. ls9isife nominal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-30
Available supplies OF Grain.

NEW YORK. April 9.-The Visible
supply Of grain IN the United States
Saturday, April q. as complied by the
New York Produce Exchange was as fol-
lows: Wheat. <s.T<soo bushels: decrease.
2.4l7. 900, in bond. $4,000 bushels; de-
crease. 7l0oo bushels. Corn. s0.loe.ooo
bushels: decrease. 1oe bushels Oats.
II ss1. 900 bushels; decrease. .A0oQ bushels:
IN bond, 4.ie7 900 bushels: increase, 1900
bushes Rye. T12ooo bushels; increase.
a0e bnyhels Barley. I.SS,oo bushels;
decrease. f7Seo bushels: In bond. ill.oao
bushels: increase. 1900 bushels. The
visible supply Of wheat in Canada last
Saturday was u. $500 bushels. an in
crease Of s1sooo bushels.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-30

NEW YORK. April BOTTOMS o,
closed quiet il points decline: rniddlinF
upisnds. i1.soc; middiing gulf. IlSc No
sales.
CoTT0N-Futurss barely steady Clos
ing bids April and May. n.i3c. June,
IL &c. August. f-sec. September, line.
October. iL1c: November. n-He. Decem-
Der, nee January and February. Lille
Me- Lie.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-30
OH. ana Rossn.

SAVANNAH. Ga. April e.-TURPEN-
TISE-Firm. sGfsizc; Gales. 50 bbls.
receipts. as hbls-: shipments. - bbls-:
stock. 1e.sS bbls-
ROSIN-Firms sales. Las bbls-: receipts,
/. 81 bills; shipments. 25o bbis-. stock.
& 81 bbls. quote: Type B. S.It. D, ss-A.
II S4od6 81; r. G. H. /. X. 49, d.
s.5.is: \, $50: VIC. sss. WV. ss.7o6ss75.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-30
IirerpeoI Grain Marke,.

LIVERPOOL. April 2.-wHEAT-spot
strong. No. :. red western Winter. As %.
futures. easy. MAJ. S. I'd; July. IS lod:
October. Is sd
CORN-Spot American mixed new,
nominal: American mixed old. firm, 10:
American mixed new, kiln dried, QUIET,
- ID. futures. steady: May Is Tssd. Sep
TENDER. IS sad.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-30
PhiI.aeInhla Proaace M.rket.

PHILADELPHIA. April 9.-BUTTER--
One cent higher; western creamery. 5sc;
extra. sc: nearby prints. sc.
EGGS-Steady; Pennsylvania and other
nearby. firsts. free cases. $50 per case:
current receipts. SIS; western current
receipts. free cases. SIS.
cHEESE-New York full cream new,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-30
Neu Yerk Monr, M.rLet.

NEW YORK. April 2s--M0NEY-on
call. steady. 2aG3 per cent; ruling rate.
2x per cent; closing bid. "a per cent; Of
fered al rs per cent Time loans; sixty
days, 3d3A per cent; ninety days, Sl<d
81 per cent; six months. 3lsd3k per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE NPAPER-4giis
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Easy with
actual business In bankers bills, at t4.s440
for sixty-dsy bills and at si.S for demand.
Commercial bills. s4.S3S..
SILvER-Mexican dollars. 4sc.
BONDS-Government. steady; railroad,
irregular
Closing quotatisns on homes today were
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-30
ca.a,tian az rrra.ur,.

WASHINGTON. April Sat the be-
ginning OF eazness today the condition
Of the United States treasury was:
working balance In treasury Office. 81
si4xS In banks and Phhlpptne treas,
fund. as. 20 - Ordinary receipts sat
urday. alx 80 Ordinary disbursements.
q, .sl4 pefacit 10 date this fiscal year,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-30

PEORIA. H.. April 9.-CoRN-s Steady;
No. ; white. ssq.ss.s; No, yellow. S1e
No I yellow 7Ststf7~c. No. yellow ~,
a7sc; No. mixed 7sisG7sc; No. 4 mixed,
s7ss47sc; sample. Ssfs4c.
OATS-Steady: No. white. Sc: stand
ard. 57a.c, No. ; white. SIZE No. white
5SA.c
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-30

OMAHA, April ss.-HAY-So. /. 81. e0
no; No. q slsoc7eo0e; No. :, tigeos7fso o.
No. l middling s20.oo03I.ge. No. low.
land. s1s.oe1200s; alfalfa. choice third and
fourth cutting. ss2o61aoe: first and sec
5nd cutting. So oe6 400: No. 2 slSoa
500. 30. a s1s9t6asoa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-30

MILWAUKEE. April s.-wHEAT-
No. northern. siodl.2i; No. . northern.
81. ieffl.is: No. hard winter. si.ied1. Il;
May. u.i2 bid: July. si.iisGlilS.
CORN-No ] yellow, NA62c. No.
whine. sc; No. J. se9Soisc; May. sac:
July. Tic.
OATS-standard. s1ikd6siSc.
BARI.EY-Maltiny. n.SsqL&
FLAX-ts. l4isa2.16.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-30

ST. JOSEPH. Mo. April s.--cATTLE-
Receipts 100 mead; market slow; steers,
ys.75aS5o; cows and heifers. 2Sq7.H y;
HoGs-Receipts, 900 head; market
weak; top, $50; bulk OF sales, G.s6d&00
SHEEP AND .LAMBS-Receipts, A5p
head: market higher: lambs, T.7sas.IS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-30

MInncRpnIfs tFNIN .NHFkrts
MINNEAPOLIS. April e9.-wHEAT-
MAY. N.i2; July. sli3is: September, si.05a.
y. Cash. No. l hard. si.i5is. No. north
ern. Nl4ls; No. northern. u.lelt. No. ;
wheat sl.iois
BARLEY-70cHsi.S 30.
CORN-No yellow, 1isQ1sc.
OATS-No. white. a5Q6Shc.
RYE-No. 3 So.
BRAS-In loO-Ib. sacks, s24.ooa2t5a
FLOuR-First patents. s.. i0l5 70; sec
ond patents, 81. 1915 %; first clears, $500
ass; second clears, g. 4oi3.so.