TnE OMAHA DAILY DEE: MONDAY. MAY 2, 1P04.
P0ST0FF1CE NOTICE.
fBhonld be read Osliy by su interestou. as
angea may occur at any time.)
oreign roans ir w,- r.,lllllB
7, l, will dees (FKOMniii in an
, tha tieneral PosAoftloe as fol
low: Fwxeels-poet malls clow one hour
earlier than closing Um shown below,
percsls-poet malls Xor Germany close at
I p. m. modu
Ree-uler and supplementary mails close at
ir,.r.l-n station loornw of West and Mor
ton nrrHP) half tour later than closing
time shown below, (eTcept that supple
mentary mail for Europe and Central
America, via Colon, close one hour later
at Foreign station).
Traasatlaatla Mails.
TUEBDAT At 4.30 a. m. for EUROPE, per
Kronnrtnx W llhelm. via Flvmoum.
Cherbourg and Bremen; at 7.30 a. m. for
NETHERLANDS direct, per a. a. Am
tcrrH m imail must be directed "per a. a.
Amsterdam";; at 6:30 a, m. for ITALY di
rect, per a. a. Lombardla (mail must ba
directed "per a. a. Lombard la ).
V. KDNKSPA Y At 6.30 a. m. lor EUROPE,
Eer a. a. Oceanic, via Queenstown.
I'll 131 ! 1 V . V . fnr K H A V I T
B WITZK RLAND. IT ALY BPA 1 N POBT
I'OAU TURKEY. EGiPT. GREECE and
BRITISH INDIA, per a. a Ia Touralne,
via Havre (mail for other parts of Europe
n..at ha Hiri1 "ner a. a. La Touralne ).
SATURDAY At a. m. for EUROPE, per
a. a. Oermanic, T1 - nww,u,
mpton (mail mux be oirecieo per a
RAILWAY TIME CARD
CXIOS STAT10 ItVTH AKD MAItCY.
Cklcatro, Roe-si Island Fa.
EAjrr.
tv. Arrive.
flil TTlIrM TJ-tttaa. ...- I M am IIMii
cafaae i.iirht 1 ' ' - nw mm a r
Chicago Fipmaa .......... 11:11 am I I P
f Mslnea lrr".. .....a 4 to m bll am
Chicago Fast Eipraaa. -.a lira a 1: ha
west.
Rnrfcy Boontala 1amftad...a.' . :9S aa T St pm
Lincoln, Colera4o Portage. Dea-
Tr. Foablo and m a I SO pa a 6:01 am
T, California an 4 Oklabona
Flyer a 411 a all pa
falea Pact Sc.
The Cwrland limited a KM am a 46 am
Tha Faat Mall I N la ll:Wa
The California Iitm..,..l I N ra
Tba Atlantic Special t I N ra
Tka Portland-Chicago Special., .a t 34 pa a 4 14 pm
Tba Atlantic Eipraaa IK pa
Tha folorad Special all a pa a I 4a am
Tba Chicago Special a S 44 am
Lincoln, Haatrioe aad Btroma-
bunt Eipraaa b 4 pa bit S pm
Colamboa Laaal k t 4 pa kl lia
Chirac Hwrtsjweatera).
rm Chicaau , , - a I 44 am it Hia
Local Chicago -all 44 am
Mall a 14 pm a pm
Local Bloat Clr- paw pm
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Trid 8upaBdd EpaouUtion ud Cath
SoaiDMi Both Birg Ll.bV
LABOR TROUBLES ON LAKE ARC fEAREO
a4 aaa
irm&Dic at a. m. in. r
ri- . a Ci.ranliv via Oueenatown; at t.30 ra Mall
a. m. for BEXJIl M direct, per a. a. v
erland (mall must be dlrecte d "per s
luriidhi st. f"tul...
iMyltcbt riiiraca
Llmltoi Chicago .
Faa Chicago .....m..
Local ( alcaga
ra Bt. Iiul
fit. Paul Eipraaa......
Local Rloax Clir
Norfolk anil Bonaataol.
McttaHi it SSOaTm. for ITALY dlr-i I7-a KJk-.".-" "
peV7 Prlncea. Irene (mall must be dl- D?' Hot 8prtn,.. ?e I M
Kcted "per a. Princes Irene' ); at : ri Wromini ' jim.".! 1 i.
'per a. a.
MARK .
for BCOTIAND direct, per
Aatnrla (mall must be directed r,pei
iifnrin"!: at 11 a m. for IEN
rect, per a. a. HeKIa Imall tt be dl
reeled "per a. a. liekla. '.
ftrr tha closlna; of Tha uppleroenta.ry
Tranaatlantm malla named above, ad
ditional supplementary malls are opened
on tha piers or ma American, cnpriinn,
French and German eteamera. and remain
oDen until within ten mlnutea of tha
hour of sailing; of eteamer.
Halla for loath aal f tral America,
laallea. Etc.
BVEPDAT-At 70 -. m. for NKWFOtKD-
UNU, per a. a. nnmnna; ai a.ow .
iiniTiniaiiuiiiin 10:1k) a. m. t for CEN
TRAL AMERICA (except Costa Rica)
' and BOUTH PACIFIC PORTS, per a. s.
Yucatan, via Colon (mall for Guatemala
must t oireciea -per a. i '" ,""' i
at IS m. fer BT. KlTTfl. NEVIS. Bt.
ECBTATIV8, ST. MARTIN. BRITISH.
riT'Tfll mnA V R IT.fC ( - H fil'IANA. TCr B.
a. Uller; at 6:80 p. m. for PORTO TLATA,
per a. a. LI 11 la, from Boston.
WEDNESDAY At H tn. (supplementary
UHO p. m.) for BAHAM.AB, per s m.
Antllla; at i p. m. for ARGENTINE,
VRUUUAY and PARAGUAY, per a. a.
Bailor Prince, .
eurniiniT.il I a m for CTTBA. per a.
r.iar,M Small for Mexico, via Pro-
arreao. Camnechn and Vera Cms roust
be directed -per a. a. Eaporanga K at 8
a. m. for BERMUDA, per a. s. Trinidad;
at : a. m. for BRAZIL, per a. a. Byron,
via Pemambuco, P.ahla. Rio Janeiro and
Bantos (mall for Nortnem urasu, Argn
tine, rrurriay and Paraguay must ba
directed "per s. a. Byron"); at 10 a ro
tor HATTL per a. a. Prlna Wlllem IIL
..a t:K am I4 44 pm
,il am all 4 pm
..a I to pm a I 14 am
,.a 1 . 44 pre l a pm
..a 4 St pa
..a 1.14 pa a T tn am
a I Si am
a t 44 pm
.. 4 pm a 4) S4 am
..a 4 04 am bio 34 am
.a 1:44 am ki4.S4 am
pm a 4 14 pm
raider an4 Wromlng Eproaa...i I 44 pm 4 14 pm
Haatlnga, Bupanor ana Aiaion-.a pm 1 11 fa
Chlcaao, Mllwaakee A It. Paal.
CTilcaaa rrl!ght a T 84 am all 11 pa
Chicago Tart Eipraaa a 4 48 pm I I II m
OrerlanA Limited a a n pm a la pm
Doe Molnre Eipraaa.. at. 44 am a 1:14 pm
lltaola Ceatral.
Chicago Eirca
Chicago. Minneapolis
Paul Ltmitea
Mlanoapolla at BL Paal
tlaaearl Paeltre.
BL Loan Expraea aJO 44 am a 4 SO pm
K. C W Louia Eipraaa all 46 pm a T 00 am
Vorld'a Fair Spoclal a 4:44 pa all:44 aa
f'kleaara Groat We-staraw
PC Paul art Mlnaaapolta Lmta a I 14 am
Bt. Paul and Mlnneapolia Ex.. .a I n am a I S4 pm
rhieain Limltoa a 4 40 pm alO:S4am
St. paal, Mlna. A Chicago Ex. .a 4 14 pm
Chicago Eipraaa a 4 .Mam i 1:41 pa
Wabath.
St. Looia Tannoo Ball" Ex...a 4 pm a t am
BL Lou ii Local (Co. BluBa)..... 4.1 aa S14.S4 pm
a t 40 pm al0:9t pa
at Bt.
a t to am a 4 4 am
ti. tl Hla bit . pa
BtRLIS OTOH iTATIOX lOTH MA SOX
Cntcaajo, Barllaa-toa at taalaey.
Leara. Arrive.
Ohleage Bpeelat , ...a CM aa a S 44 pa
Chicago Veatlbule4 Eipraaa a4:S4pm a 7:44 am
Chicago Local -,.,,..M.A 1:11 la ell:a)pm
Chicago. Limited ...a 4:04 pm a t 44 pa
yaa Mall .,.. ..,, B:4a pm
Kaaaaa Otty, Bt. Jaaepk aV Co. BlatTa.
Kanaaa City Day Eipreaa. ...... a t il am a IK pm
Bt. Lonla Pljrot a 124 pm all at am
Kaaaaa Cltr Night Eiprom all 41 pm a 1:41 aa
Barllaartaa at BHaaoarl River.
Wymora, Paatrlra and Lincoln.. a 1:40 am bit 'OS pm
Stabraaaa Expraaa ...M...,.M 4 :44 am ai:44pm
Reeelats An Short
aaagtlea Art Held Over
Deaaaad of Batter
Prleea.
OMAHA. April 0. 19C4.
Tha Omaha (rain market today was In a
Slate of suspension. The speculative busi
ness amounted to very little and ths rash
business was not larce. Three cars only
were sold. Tba Chtcafo quotations were
also of little Interest. The fluctuations
were small and led to neither advances nor
weakehinae.
Tha labor troubles which are expected In
tha lake shipping are the most Important
thing to be considered now. In corn, If a
strike comes, tha effect undoubtedly will
be bearish, but in wheat it probably will
have the reverse effecL If shipping la tied
up, Duluth will be shut out Irom uie east
ern millers, because the all-rail charge
would be 4 cents more than the all-rail
charge east from Chicago. In this case, a
demand will be created ,ln the latter mar
ket. Chicago Friday sold eu.OW bushels of
No. 1 northern, to ba ahlpped east to mill
ers by rail at from o to ikc over the May
in atore. Tha aame buyers took t5.0w) No.
I hard winter at May and Z5.0U0 No. 3 hard
at private prices. The New York millers
report a little better demand, amounting to
about half output, and they are running at
that rate. Milwaukee sold more flour Fri
day than for the whole of AprlL Minne
apolis la somewhat stronger. No. 1 north
ern sold there at I cents over the May and
No. 3 northe.n at lVkc over. The Minneap
olis stocks of wheat have decreased in the
week 7U0.U00 buahels and Friday decreased
160, 0u bushels. Of the stock of 11.377 ,M
bushels, t.bUO.uuo bushels are No. 1 northern.
The crop news Friday was bullish and
tha ststistlcs bearish. The American and
European prleea are out of-llne. They must
eventually get together, and there seems
small chance of the European coming up,
with the large stocks on that side and the
large world's shipments and no help from
this side. Australia ships 1,224,000 bushels
of wheat. Competent authorities now place
the Oklahoma crop rhance at 8U per cent of
last year and Xanana is pledged lor 10,
0W 000 bushels.
The ranee In nrlra of Omaha srraln for
future delivery and the close today and
riaay were aa loiiowa:
em. I10H; prime timothy, tire- clover.
tyil.C Ijird. per 100 lbs., H Roa sru,. Fhort
ribs sides. (loo- Hotaa-to; short clear
sMes. (boiedi IA5rttr 75.
The following were the receipts and
shlpmenta of flour and arum:
Receipts. BhlDmenta
Flour, bbls 1 :.." 17,X
Wheat, bu 1 0"0 100
Corn, bu 15S i n ! A
Oats, bu 1M.K0
Rve. bu 3,"tn
Barley, bu M.NOn s.jon
On tha Produce exchange to1aT the but
ter market waa steady; creamery. HiiV;
dairy, MVilc. Eggs, steady at mark, cases
Included, lftSflftSc. Cheese, easy, fralOHc.
OMAHA WHOLESALE .MARKET.
CeadKlaa of Trade aa Qaotatlena 41
Steele aa Faney Proa ace.
EGOS Receipts, liberal: market steady;
fresh stock, luVkc: inciuaing cases, lws.
LIVE POULlRY Hens, luc; roosters.
S4iinc: turkeys. 13c; ducks. v: geese, so.
BUTTER Packing stock, lilc; choice
to fanrv dnlrv. l.Vi6c: separator Cc
FREBH FISH Trout. rltc; plrherel, 1
45c; pike, c; perch, M4WC1 blueftsh, lac;
ahlterlsh, 7010c; salmon, 11c; haddock, luc;
codfish. ITc; redanapper. lie: lobster, Doliea.
per lb., 40c; smokea wnnensn, lie: Dtui-
f,eaas. xic: cainan. hi, iian aa av,
halibut, 11c; crapples. Uc herring, 4c;
white basa. 13c: bluerlna. Be; sroeits. 1043110:
finnan haddlea, smoked. KV; roe shad, 7oc;
ahad roe, 3oc; small cisooes. xuc.
OYBTKRH New Tora eounta. per ean,
ascT nai'ral.. X2 00: extra "elect, ner tan. aaa:
per gal., 11.75; standard, per can. rjc; per
gal . H Wl 40.
KKAh-i'ir ton. ais.uv.
HAY Prices auoteO by Omaha Who'esele
Pealera' association: Choice No. 1 upland.
I8 60; No. 1 fs.00; medium, $7.60; coarse,
37.00; rye straw, 16 60. Three prices are for
ray i
Oil AD A LIVE STOCK MARKET E
Be?t Llglitwaight CattU About BtJy for
Weak atd Otbm t Littls lower.
HOGS NEARLY 23C LOWER FOR THE WEEK
Sheep Market May Be Qaeted Strang
lO ar IS teats Blsher Than a
Week Ages While la sabs are
IS te KO Cents Lower.
BOUTH OMAHA, April . I'M.
71...
4...
44...
tf ..
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n.
T7.
71.
44.
47.
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at
tn lao t t?w
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if 1st a?.
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tl SS 4
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I IN 4 11
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f 17 4 -j
m 40 4 4I
r a 4 4?
ri la it4
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t1 .. 4 4J'
r4 ., 4
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41..
T .
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4..
44..
41..
41.
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. . 1 4 4
.. 11 1I 4 41
...HI IS II
...I t 4 44
...S 44 4
...! .'II!
.. ta 15 4 44
.. t .. 4 41
...SS4 4 4 W
.. 1H !! IB
..14 a la
...t'l 4 4 IS
...471 .. 4 J
.. S44 .. 4 t
.. t:i ..4 7
...Pli 14 4 14
.t7S .. 4 14
Receipts were:
Official Mondny
Offlrlsl Tuesday ...
Official Wednesday
Official Thursday ..
Official Friday
Official Saturday ..
Cattle. Hogs. Bheeo.
4 20
8
7.ia
. a f14
Co
. a.
12471
1R.T1
i4.ua
ll.OM
10.171
i
4 ri
1723
4,1
i7
.t...
Jt.iWI
K.lfil)
H.'7
3.0"O
13 471
Demand
Whe it-
May
Julr
Corn-
May
July
Oats-
May
July
Kept, ....
A asked,
S3
76
46
4Vj
4iS
iv of ocd color ana Quality.
lair ana receipts light.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Navels, choice, all aisea, UK:
fancy navels, all aisea, $2.76.
LEMONS California, fancy, no ta MS,
33.60; choice, 140 to 37 aisea, Uv3.3a,
FIGS California, per xw-lo. cartons, fso;
Imported Bmyrt.a, l-crowu, 13c; a-crown.
14c; 7-crown, 16c.
BANANAS far medinm aisea cudca.
t2.(iojf.jO: JumbM. 3Z7oC1.Sd.
L)Ari.8-l'erSian. per oox or iu pags., z:
per lb. In 60-lb boxes, tci Oriental atuffed
dates per box, 32 40.
COCOANUTB far sacsL w; per ooa-
aoc.
APPLES Oregon ancy reaa, per oox.
11. ; New York export Ureenlnga, Mussels
srrl BaMwlns, MOO.
STRAWBERRIES Tamaa. par tt-tlt. case.
33.2&ti0.
V Mia i AJ3Le.a
POTATOES Colorado. U ; Dakota, par
bu.. (1.30; new Bermuda potatoes, per bbl..
34.00; early Ohio seed, northern, per tm..
MAVY HlAIi Car OIL, !.! i as.
ONIONS- Bpanlsh. per crate, lu: uer-
muda. per bo-lb. crate, 32.00.
83 J8VB 82 B C1CCMBERS-Per do,. IL25.
ii 7SB 76 VB tom a toes Florida, per e-basket crate.
J?S 1?, tI RADISHES Per doa. bunches. S0e.
a 4)6WB 4Mil 1 LETTUCE HEADS Per dozen bunches.
.c,.t Hi; top lettuce, per dosen. 46&oOe.
40VB fHB TURMPB-Bouthet-. per doi., lao.
AH StrVB I BEKTa-Romhem uer dos.. 76C
30 B 30 A I CARROTS Southern, per 1o 7SO.
PARSLEY Per dos.. "ae.
BP1N ACH Per bu.. $1.UM(HA
BEANS W'ai. vet bu. oox. 13.00; string.
per bu. box. 33 00.
AbfAHAUlS rer otw ci one uku
Total this week 25.8P9 70 73
Bame days last week....a.77 0.7
Bame dsys week before.. 2S.1S4 31.371
Same three weeks ago. .17.974 8S.418
Pa me four weeks ago. ..30,777 37.126
Bame days last year.... 19.843 46.373
RECEIPTS FOR THE TEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
rattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date with oomperleon wKh last
year: ih l,i3. Inc.
Cattle 8?7,ltR4. 873.418 4,475
Hogs 839.057 747,67 1.4"0
Bheep SM.01S 4M.63 1M,8
Average prices paid for Bogs at South
Omaha for the last several days with comparisons:
Date
I Io.iao3.io3.rism.uxio.i399.!i8.
Open. High. Low. Today. FtL
Aprn
April
April
April 4..
April fc...
April ...
April T...I
April 8...
April I...
April 10..!
April 11..
April 13..
April 13..
April 14..
April (..
April IS..
April 17..
April 18..
April 39. .
April 20..
April 31..
April 32..
April 23..
April 24..
April ."..
April 36..
April Tl..
April 28..
April 29.
April 30.
II8Hlt
' 71
I 03 t 2fl as I rrl I 841 8
I I 7 Wl I ii 6 001 I 01 !l 7
7 231 I Ml I SSI I 18' 8 SSI
361 8 631 I SSI I H 8 611 3 7B
I ( ni I l I 10 I 8l I
I nnui 7 til a i a M t aoi 3 6"! 8 71
4 HI 7 241 6 tW I 271 3 Ml I Tt
4 T 271 S 68! 1 I'll l w' ; i
4 86
"iS.
4 80a
4 864
i
4 7S!
4 76
4 814.
4 7sl
SHI
4 l
4 74W
4 78
4 7'H
7 tt t (si
7 Ml 6 79
I 83
7 IS
7 6 86
7 161 6 9ft
7 071 6 111
T 13! I
7 141 6 rsl
I - Ml
7 10
I 7 1 6 RSi
T 0t 6 M
7 VI Ho
7 0t!l 6 K!
7 041 7 08
6 861 I 77
6 ? E 72
4 TTa 6 83 7 07
4 6614 4 77 7 081 I 65
4 61 I 84 I 9 I C4
IRI I8SI
I 671 I 38
t Sll I 86
6 9AI I 33
(Ml I 40
48
8 Ml
I 93 6 4SI
911 1 861
t 84 I 49
8 891 I 461
8 86; 8 46
I 8 43,
8 BO)
801
8 76
8 77
3 73
a1
t 67
3 671 3 79
8 731 3 67
I I 81
I 771
3 at
i r
8 631
I 61
8 86
8 32!
8 86
8 3t
K 34
8 32
I 681
3 71
3 75
3 77
I 72
SHEEP There were no fresh arrivals rf
Bbeep and lamia this morning with which
lo text the market. For the week receipts
have been about lt.Aoo head lees than last
week. but. aa com na red With the sama week
of last year, there Is an Increase of about
6 00 heed. The demand from a'l sources
has been in aood shape and prices nave
continued their upward course.
As compared with the close of last week
sheep nisv be quoted strong and active,
with desirable grades showing an advance
of aa much aa IOkjI&c . Moat of the Bheep
now arriving are clirPd and the quality
Is fairly good. Iambs have Bold to even
better advantage than sheep and may be
quoted 16a2&o higher than the close of last
meek. Clipped stock nsa improveu mvi
than wooled lambs, and In some caeca are
a little more than a quarter higher. Pack
ers have evidently had a good outlet for
their products, as each day'e ofterloBS
have been well cared for, even though much
larger than a year ago .
tJiotaUona for clipped stock: Good to
choice lamba, 33 16.fc; fair to goo4 lambs.
85.003i6 60; good to choice Wooled lemhir.
3:eia6 90: fair to good wooled lambs. 3 00
B6 6u; good to choice yenrlings or weiiieie.
fj.lffC 60; fslr to good yearlings or wethers,
34 90ti3.lv.' good to choice ewes, 34.764J4.00;
fair to good ewes, 34.boQ4.7a.
CHICAGO LITE STOCK MARKET
Prleea Hale Steady, kat Reeelete Are
aa I seal Light.
CHICAGO, April 80. CATTLE Receipts,
500 head; market nominal; good to prime
steers. 5.00jt.80; poor to medium. 33.W4f
4 86; stockers and feeders, I3.0txg4.00: coal,
I3 004M.6O; heifers. 32.3f.(34.7n; canners. 81 W
tofOO: bnlle, II.2re4 00: calves, 32!Wi5.66;
Texaa fed steers. tXaM.
HOGS Receipts today. 14.000 head; Mon
day, eetlmsted, 40.000 head: market 5'ctlOo
lower; mixed and butchers. 34.7&jN.87H;
rood to choice heavy, 34.8ns 4.90; rough
heavy, 34.704 ta); light, 84.6Cj4.7a; bulk of
ui.i ti rrjit i
SHEEP AND LAMT1S- Receipts, 7.000
head; market atesdy; lamba teady; good
to choice wethers, 34.734io.6i; fslr to choice
mtMA M 7r.5,i 7R- -iinned western sheen.
3 63 I 86 0(&d : clipped nattve Ismhs. lltMiS.Sfi;
3 7 clipped western lambs. 3C71ii6.0O;
ber, 6.803; October-November. 6,4d; No-vemt"er-Lecemer.
6 1M; leccmler-Janii-arv,
old; Janaary-Febniary, JSd;.
NEW TOKK, April 80 tXT TON Fu
tures closed easy; May, 113 June. 113 63;
Julv. IU 7.'.; August. 813 43; September.
61196. Spot quiet, middling uplands. IU.se;
middling gulf, 31410. sales, Lt73 bales.
Sagar aid Molasses.
NEW" YORK. April 30 Bl'OAR Raw.
ntesdv; fnlr relliilne 8 S-1HB 7-rc; centrif
ugal W test, 3 11-1iS 23-Cv; moli-ses sugar,
t lo-16u2 81-2c. ReMned. steedy; No. 6.
4&c; No. 7. 40c; No. 8. 4 IV; K. . 4.!0o:
No. 10, 4.16c; No. 11. .lo.-; No. 13. 4 4o; N.
13. 4-: No. 14. 3 90c; conlecUoners' A. 4c;
mould A, 4.60c: cut lf. .c; crushed,
8 46c; powdered, 4 Sic; granulated. 4.7oc
cube lo .
Mt LA8SRf Firm : Nrw Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice, SltjfJTe.
NEW ORLEANS. April 30 BTT1AR
Stady; open kettle. tV&JI-16e; centrifugal. ,
S'c: rellow, 3()4c; seconds, 34?c.
M.lASSi:S Nominal: open kettle. vB
IV; centrifugal, Italic Syrup, nominal,
9042&C.
Evaporated Apples aad Hrled Pralts.
NEW YORK, April 30 -EVAPORATED
APPLES The market continues quiet, bat
the undertone is steadr. Common sre
quoted at 4V: prime, choice at
O'affr.w and fancv st 7fi74e
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRl'ITB Frtines
are quiet. Quotations range from 3c lo to.
according 10 graue. Apricots sre witnoiu
pew features. Choice are quoted at 9H4
lOo. extra choice at iniatjloic and fanev at
UtflSc. Peaches sre In light supply. Cho'ce
extra choice at iv c.
3 61
wooled
8 M
8 74
western lambs, $6 00&7.00.
1671
66
3
1 S7
6 37) 3 69 3 77 I
3 6 3 79
I I 83
171
I 64
3 79
are held at 7Vu7V, ei
and fancy at H3l0e.
(mall for Cane Haiti. 1 orx ae ran, oii- 1 .... . - i m
iVvee Kl fctfflo, Venesuela, I Buck Rllia A Paget Soaad Ex.all:l p. a 104 pm
VZU ViLi; .JVTwV.h rtiil.na must I Coloraao Vestibule Flrr s I 10 pm
21 d'd.,J,ritl"h-andy,i. i.m Llacoln Faa Mall...... bi STpm all 04 pm
tie A rectad "ner R a. Prins Wlllem 111. ), I r w ... d ,a
aolleruo and Paciflo Jaacxioa...a 1:44 pm a 6:31 am
Bcllevae and Padaa Junction. ..a I.M aa
WEBSTER DEPOT 10TH dt WEBSTER
Miaaecrt Paelfle.
Las vs. Aerrea.
lfab. Local, via Weeping Waters 4:10 via sit 15 pm
Chtraao, St. Paal, Mlaa. tt Oasaha.
at 13 m. for MEXICO . per a. a. Yumurl
,.ii nnrf ha directed "ner a. B. Yu-
snurt"); at 13 m. for BARBADOES and
NORTHERN BRAZIL, per a. a. Hubert
via Para, Ceara and Maranham) at 7 p.
m. for NEWFOUNDLAND, per a. a. Car
tharlnlaii. from Philadelphia.
s. s. Carlbbee; at 8:80 a. m. (supplement
ary 10:80 a. m.) for 1NAGUA and HAITI,
a I - . a a ) a 43 A X'Tl A CJ
par a. Jason (nuOl muat DO oirectoa 1 gl(juI ct pM ag all pa all x am
! -J"ml 2; .. , . I Oakland Local .. bltf a k 4.14 am
BA i UJVJAX-JIl s:w a. m. oupiciiciiii y
1:80 a. tn.) for CURACAO and VENE
ZUELA, per s. a. Kuua (mail ror uoioni
bla muat be directed "per a a. Zulla")
at t a. an. for PORTO RICO, per s. s
rv,a rrr via Stan Juan! at 9:80 a. m. (stip
T)lementxv 10:80 a. m.) for FORTUNE
Island. 7aaiaica and Colombia
(except Csuca, and Magdalena Dep'te),
per a. a. Barnla (mail for Costa Ifica
muat ha directed "Der av s. Barnla"): at
10 a, tn. Xor CUBA, per s. s. Mexico, via
a Pallr. b rally axeoct Bandar.
Saturday, e Dally exoapt Monday.
Dally
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
KQLLAND-AUERICA LIHE.
Havana. at 12 JO p. m. (supplememtar
1 tv m l for TITHES ISLAND and DOM.
JNICAi IlEFUBLLC. jj aa a. Ksw
Zorka . ..... i t . ! . -i. 1 - -i
saaUIa) Sarwardedl Overt aad, Et. .Ex
cept Traaaea'!.e.
CTTBAe-Vla Port Tampa, ITlorlda, closes at
tat sauce tlaily, except 1 nuraaay, a
a aa. (tha eonnactlnar malls close bl
Mondays, Wednaadaya and Saturdays)
TT Overland, unless specially
for despatch by learner, eleee
MEXICO
andreaaf
at this office dally, exoept Sunday, at IM
p. tn. and 10:30 p. m. ctundays at 1:00 p.
m, and 10:36) p. m. .
cvTwirCkiTNitT.ANCt feveent Parcels-Post
Malls By rail to North Sydney, and
thence by teamer. elosee at this office
rial It at i:SQ n. m. (eonneotlne7 malls close
here even Jaonoaar. 'Wadpsedajr and state
urdev).
Diuii rii
by steamer, closes at tola offloe Btt t.a)
-By rail to Boston, and, thenoe
Now Twin -Sc raw Btaaraora ad 13.44 !
KEW ZORK ROTTERDAM, via BOULOKiNa.
gatllas Tuaaaar, ilUaa
Petsdaa .......Hir 1 Noordaa .......Mar 11
ttouardaa Maj 17 Btatondaa June t
Ryadam Max 14 Potsdam ....Jan 14
UOLLAJfTJ-AMEBJCaj LINK. SS Dearkara St.. OM-
sagav 111. t Hairy stearaa. 101 faroam BC a
Kuiaortord. Uai Fanuua Bt-i i. m Juyaeto. 1MI
irarnaa 84.
71" C0.PA6HIE 6 EI ERALE TRANSATUITIQUE
are on I , mck Use, Me Tork u Havre gla Days,
. annnsa evary -lauraoar at is a. aw
laLorraiaa, May 13: laaa ; July 1: Aug- u.
LaBavola, May 34; 3as U; Aa(. 4; spC 6.
iaiuiaosna Mas IS: June lSi Julr 14' A. U.
La Touraia. June I, juljr SI; Aug. U; Sspt, Is.
laBraiasaa. juue 0 Jsly 31; BasL l-as; Oat. 11.
Mow. siadirs. Blgaatla, Illiena aad Eipissl
Stoaaara: aaval omoora' saaa-et-war dmoteua.
tesuaara veaubuied trains. aUvra-rana, d aaara,
Aawatal
Barry Mooraa, 111 Sanaa 84
lasla haaaa. Pint Natloaal Baak.
& A. kataartars. law Faraaaa St.. katk Islsad k
B bid.
Laeal Cash Grata Market.
Receipts wers light today and some of
uie samples wers neia over owing to a
iit, ucing wairti. Alio icuueui: I LoxeB 32 60
v. .u,h iu. mi u wv.c fl .... d. i H.l i K
were: v neat, 1J cars in ana 14 cars out:
one week ago. 1 and 43 cars. Corn. 17
cars In and 7 cars out; one week ago. 6
and 14 cars. Oats, cars In; one week ago.
4 oars out. Chicago received only 4 cars
more wheat than Omaha.
WHEAT No. I hard. 8338ac: No. 8 hard.
81$SSc; No. 4 hard, 71u7bc; No. 3 aprlng,
83c; No. t aprlng, UtftSc; No. 4 aprlng,
TlttV&c.
CORN-No. X, BTtJiSc: No. 3, 4ftf46Ho; Na
4, it45lv; no grade, gic, jso.
3 yellow, 4-4&c; No. I yellow, 4ta-47ac; No.
t white. 47tiH8c: No. 8 White. 46tv47c.
OATS No. 1 AO&Hlc; No. 3, xmjt𝔶 No.
4, V3&c; No. I wTilU. 40t41c; No. 8 white,
Stmc; No. 4 white, tS4&c; standard, 4iKtf
610.
Nates (rasa tke Exehaage OBSees.
John Brady of Atkinson was an exchange
visitor.
Omaha Inspections of grain were 34 cara
Of wheat 1 car graded No. 8 hard. 6 cars
r.o. 4 nara ana i car no graae. oi corn
6 cars graded No. 3, 8 cars No. I, 8 cars
No. 4 snd 1 car No. 8 yellow. Of oats 4
oars graded No. 4 white and 1 oar no
grade. Of rye 1 oar graded No. 3.
Gratia Baaurketa Elaawhcr.
Closing prleea of grain today and Fri
day at uie markets named wers as follows;
CHICAGO.
GREEN PEPPERS rer 8-basket 'ate,
82.0O- . ..
iAKi ci.An r rer ooa., n.w.
eg U ASH Florida summer, per dot,, O-OO.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Wisconsin 'twins, full aream.
111., if iKUurjiii . v u . . a -'.. " "t w,
Swiss. 16c; Wisconsin Lrlck, loot Wlsoouein
limberger, 13c,
ClOxuK rer DDI., aa.ou; per doi., a.aab
Utah and Colorado, per 24 frames, 83.00.
MAPLE SUGAK onto, per m., luc.
HIDES No. i green, c; No. 2 green. Be:
No. I salted, 7c; No. I salted. 8c; No I veal
calf, 8 to 12 lbs., 8Vc; No. 8 veal calf, 14
to 16 lbs., 6c ; dry salted hides, l2o;
sheep pelts, Zwtfc; horse hides, 3L60i.60.
WOKBliiiVAJJlBtx irex iaaw ui a uoaeo.
Indicates Sunday.
Ths official number of cars of Block
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs.
C. M. A Bt. P. Ry 21
Wabash Ry 3
Missouri Pacific Rv 1
Union Pacific system 21
C. A N. W. Ry i
F., E. A M V. Ry 44
C, Bt. P., M. O. Ry
B. A M. Ry I 2
C, R .1. A P. Ry.. east 1
C. R. I. A P. Ry., west .. . I
Illinois Central Rv a
Chicago Great Western Ry 8
.. t
140
Cattle. Hogs.
1.492
fiAcked. aOc
NUTS Walnuts. No. 1 soft shell, per tlx.
16c; hard shell, per lb., 14c: No. 1 soft shell.
per id., ik; no. I nars aaau, prr ib., .u,
pecans, large, per lb., 12c; small, per lb.,
10c; peanuta, per lb., 6c; roasted peanuts,
per Id., 8c; Chill walnuts, 1313Vsc; large
hickory nuts, per bu., 31.60; Braalls. per lb.,
11c; filberts, per lb.. Uo; almonds, soft
shea, per id., uc: nam sneu, uo; soeii
barks, per bit.. 83.00; black walcula, pgr
bu H-2&. , ;
KEW TORK GENERAL MARKET
teaotatleas
Varleaa 1
Wheat
July
Corn
Bept.
July - 46,B
Bept. do
KANSAS CITY.
Wheat
July a. ...... . 74j
Bept. a,..,.,. . 71
Corn
July 43i
sTjWpwat (Si44444444444eil44l wiTsJ I
MINNEAPOLIS.
Wheat-
July
Today Frl.
T TYl ICVlilllT-
lUUELON-T rail tO JrlOSTOn,
by steamer, closes at this ofn
6:38 p. m.
1ZE,
and thence
oe dally at
BR1.1ZR. PTTBHTO COBTEZ and GUATE
MALA B rail to New Orleans, ana
thence by eteamer, closes at this office
dallv, except Sunday, at 1:0 P. m. and
110:30 p. n, Sundays at 1:00 P. m, and
10:80 p. m. (connecting mail closes hers
Mondays st 10:30 p. m ).
CXiSTA RICA By rail to New Orleans, snd
tnence by steamer, cioee at mis omce
dallv. excem Bundav. it 1110 n. m. and
I 10:80 p. m., Sundays at (1:00 p. rn. and
10:80 p. m. (connecting mail closes here
Tuesdays at 10:80 p. m ).
RHXHtTERED MAIL closes at 1:00 p. tn.
urevlous day.
TraassurMlke Malls Bcarwravdea Om
laatt Daily.
The schedule of closing Transpacific) malls
ajtCBOk IANB 43. k BxAO, sTSAJUatra,
KEW TOat, LOKDONUERET AMD OLABUOW.
KEW TOBJL OIBKALTAk AND MAPLES.
Baprior arjeommedatloas. Bxoallant ealataa Taa
eaalert at paaaansan carsfullr eonatdawod. Blagis
sr round trip Uaaota botwaoa Now Tora aad Sootca,
agiiaa. inaa aaa an snneisai aaaainaTiaa sag
illoantal DO In la at auraolrra rstaa. Band la Ba
at Taara. Far tickets or saaeral latormailae mall
as anr local ageni os taa ajioaor artno or te .
M&MOEKBUN DUOS.. Ma 1 Asaala. ttsaga IU.
Bept,
GOVERNMENT NOTICE.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES.
Department of the Interior, Offloe of In
dian Affairs. Washington. D. C. March XL
1S04. Sealed proposals. Indorsed "Proposals
for blankets, woolen and cotton goods.
la arranged on the presumption of their I clothing, etc." as the case may be. and di
unlnterrupted overland transit to port I rected to the Commissioner of Indian
tke Day ai
Ceauanodltiea, -
t&B 8VHA NEW YORK, April 30. FLOUR Receipts.
12,725 bbls. ; exports, 8 SS bbls. ; sales, 8.60O
BC'HB MTA bbla Market dull ana wnnout ieaiure;
Minnesota patents, ao.uiKg a..w, mnu
bakers', 34.00(8'4 26; winter Straights. K804J
6 00; winter extras, 33.S694.W.- winter low
fradea, xj. jbip 3. so. ttye nour, inactive; uur
o good. U.lv'a-i.X: choice to fancy, 34-30
170.
CORNMEAL Steady: yellow weBtern,
11.10: kUn dried, 32.9otf3.10.
rlxr: wuiet; rto. z wesrem, r spot.
H1K1.KV-Rl.ailc: feedlnjr. 49c c. 1. f.
New York; malting, b&fati&c. c. L f. Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts. S.ufO bu.; Bales, l,o0,
000 futures. Spot firm; No. I red. 81.04, ele
vator, l.ot)71.0!i I. o. D. anoat; ro. i norm
ern. Duluth. Wc. f. o. b. afloat; No. 1
hard, Manitoba, nominal, f. o. b. afloat. Op
tions ruled generally strong. The close was
hth-o net higher; May, 92Vb4i3-4c, closed
c; July. m-Va90 3-16c, closed l)c; Sep
tember, s3T641c, closed 34c ; December
closed 84c.
CORN Receipts, none; exports, i.r; du.
Bpot market steudy; No. 3. steady at 6lc.
elevator, and 6&c, t. o. b. afloat; No. I
yellow, 6"rc; No. t white, 66Vc. Options
dull and featureless; May closed at &&Sc,
July closed at 6uc.
OA l a neceipis, en.ow du; exports, sv.criu
bu. Spot market steady; mixed, 26 to 33
lbs.; 46H&r; natural white. 30 to 81 lbs., 4K0
Total receipts
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated:
Buyers.
Omaha Packing Co..
Bwlft and Company 1
Cudahy Pscklng Co
Armour A Co ..
Armour A Co., Sioux City
Other buyers 10
Totals 11 10.89J
CATTLE There were not enough cattle
reported this morning to make a market.
For the week, though, offerings have been
very liberal, there being an increase over
last week amounting to about 4.0u0 head
and as compared with the corresponding
week of last year there Is an Increase of
about 6.000 head. Taking the liberal re
ceipts Into consideration, the market has
been In very satisfactory condition.
On Monday and Tuesday of this week re
ceipts were quite moderate and under the
Influence or a brisk demand Irons botb
Ttevr York Live Stack Market.
NEW TORK. April 80. BEEVES Re-
eetpts, none and no trading today; dressea
beef, moderately active and steady at
6StiHc per lb. for ordinary to choice na
tive sides. Cables, unchanged; exports to
day were 1,584 cattle and 1,000 quarters of
beef
CALVE9 RWelpts. 8! head: none on
aale today; feeling Bteady: city djes-ed
veals In fulr demsnd and, steady at
per lb.; country . dreaed, week at 84J7-iC
PHOGB Receipts. 18 cars, or 8,741 head;
none for the market; feellroj nominally
"SHEEP ANt TJUrlBB-Reeelpte- were 3
cars, or 6S9 hesd; sheep, steady: lambs.
In belter demsnd and stesdy. Unshorn
sheep Bold st 85 60 per ! b"'i"' r PT,1
sheep on eaje; unihom lambs. 87.28; clipped
lambs. 85.6W.2f. Dressed mutton, steedv
at 8&10HC per dres-ed lambs Jt Vi,2r:
cltv dressed spring lambs, 38.oJ6.60 per
carcass. Exports today. 674 head.
Kaaaaa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. April 30. CATTLE Re
ceipts 200 head; market unchanged; export
and dressed beef steers. e4 60i.25: fair to
sood. 84. 00434.60; western ted steers, n.Wtf
i'ioa 4.76; stockerB and feeders. 33.2oJ-4 70; Mutn-
Sir-J ern steers, $3.8.E.(SM.4f,, southern cows. ILtb
foil 3.40; natlT fowl, 82.004y4.0ft; native heifers
W-tO; bulls. 82608-76; calves. 82.75y
l-I Xlaalnta or tha week. aO.WM neaa.
HOGS Receipts 4.i" resa; maraei uie
lower; top. 84a2Hi bulk, 34 .704.60, heavy
84.76tS4.82H: packersr 84.70434.110; pigs and
llfrhts. 84.2&94.70. RecelpU for ths week,
LM Vl VimaA
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 100
head; market steady) native lambs, 86.60Yd
8.60; western lamns, xa.snaj'e. is; ,p" ew,
84.8oa.60; vesrltngs, 85.WVS.00; Btockers and
feeders. 83.60434.60. Recelpta for the week,
14.600 head.
St. Iefh Live Steek Market.
BT LOUIS. April SB. CATTLE Receipts
packers and BhlpnerB the market on beef 1 300 head:, no Texans: market steady and
steers ruled active and stronger, scoring I unchanged; native shipping . and export
an advance of about 10g30o. Cm Wednes- steers, 4.15f6.40; dressed beef sod butcher
dsy snd Thursday, however, supplies were steers. 84.005. !0; steers under 1,000 pounds,
excessive at all the bir markets and a M 6046.00; . strikers ann reeners. as o-ub'j.ow;
4HB
4hHB
83 B
74H
96 B
8294A
81SA
sharp decline resulted. The break, how
ever, would be covered by 15t336e., so that
at the close of the week the market Is'very
little different from the close of last Week.
Desirable handy weight cattle. In fact, my
be quoted steady, while heavy rattle, un-
cows and heifers. 12.2564.15; canners. 3210
tW.&O: bolls, 8300(54.10: calves. 840CK8.00;
Texas and Indian steers, 83.ooM.7S
an helfaes t? . Kn 7fi
HOOS Receipts 2.M0 head: market MflOe
lower; pigs and lights, mzmjw; pacsers
less very choice," snd the commoner grades j 34. 60i34.80; butchers and beat heavy, $4.89
rtt all wHvhhi sea a trifla aasler and cmiM littl
be quoted weak to a dime rower. Good to SHEEP AND .LAMBS Receipts l.JM
choice cattle are quotable from 84.60 to I head; market Btearlv; native muttons, H
15.00. witn strictly prime rrom ,,.? a io ii. i e4.e: lsmns. ao.otij t.w. runs ana uucas,
Oils aad Rasla.
NEW TORK. April 80.-OI1-B Quiet:
prime crude, nominal: yellow. .Vv: pe'ro
letim easy, refined. New York, 8 IB; Phil
adelphia and Baltimore. E. 10: In bulk,
86 JO: turpentine steady. KQiSe.
ROBIN -Btesdy at eTVaiSc.
BAY" ANN AH. Oa., April 80 OILS Tur
pentine firm at 64c.
ROBIN-Firm: A. B. C. D. 81. SS; K, $2.60;
O. II W: It. I? 70; K. 3.15: M, 33 SO; W G,
83.60; W W, 83.S&
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, April 80.-METAL8 Dull
nesB prevailed In all locsl metsls today
with the general underton. however, ex
hibiting fair steadiness and atsence of
pressure to eelL The scarcity of Bpot pre
vailed; futures In spelter held the market
firm. Bnelter, 35.i0fJ6.25; ropper. lake,
318.87H13 6?4: electrolytic. 813 12r?18.16;
casting. $13 8713 12: tin. 3 StiR.OP;
Iron nominally unchanged from last quo
tations. Cottoa Market.
NEW ORLEANS, prll 30 COTTON Fu
tjres bari-lv stendy; May. 13 6ftns 70c; ;-:ne.
13.7oT1S.87c;' Julv, 14.07c; August. I8.213.3lc):
Peptemler, ll.74fi?U.7f.c: October. 1l.i11.24o;
iNovember. u.nc Dia; Aecemoer, unto.
Spot, quiet: SJles, 7,500 bales; ordinary,
11 -16e: eood ordinary, lltic: low mlddllna.
13tc; middling. Ic: good mldilllng, 14 3-16c;
middling fnir. 14 -ic; rece:pis, y,ti oaiwa;
stock, 172.KS2 bales.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. April SO. SEEDS Clover, rash
and April. 36 ffi. Bellers; October, 85.75. Al
slke, prime, 36.15r August. 86 26 bid. Tim
othy, prime. 81.40; September, 81.46.
LAKE MANAWA THIS SUMMER
Kew Company Will Haadle A taa a e-
saeate aad Caterlan at
Tkat Resort.
The Manawa Amusement company. In
corporated by T. J. O'Rrien. C. R. Tyler,
Emmet Tlnley and William P. Byrne, has
taken a lease of the Lake Manawa prop
erty and will conduct that resort during
the . coming summer. The street railway
company is completing extensive Improve
ments that will put the resort In better
condition than ever, before turning the
property over to the new company. The
old walks have been replaced by fine
macadamised promenadea. Downs of new '
flower beds have been plotted and a con
tract let to a florist to make a beautiful
display. The fleet of pleasure craft has
been augmented by 100 of the Utest pattern
steel row boats and another forty-foot ,
gasoline launch. All the buildings have
been put In tip-top repair and painted, and .
It la promised the conduction of the resort
will be In every particular first-class.
The catering department will be taken In
charge personally by Mr. O'Brien, who In
tends to 'make it strictly first-class.
The Manawa concert hand will be made
a feature, together with the bathing, boat
ing and other amusement de tiers, besides:
which a number of free amusement fen-,'
turea will be presented. Aa formerly, gate-'
admission will be free. Mr. Byrne, now
of the Orpheum staff, will be the manager.
USB 91HB
S1H444I1444I4444
DULUTH.
Wheat-
July a - vl'iB KHtB
Bept. blB 90B
NEW TORK.
Wheat-
July BO. 'VI
Sept. 64 B W .
CHICAGO GRAI AKD PROVISIONS.
Fair to rood trades sell from 84.00 to 84.50.
and common to fair from 33 60 to $3.80.
The cow market has followed much the
ssme course as the trade on steers snd
closing prices are steady to a dime rower
than those In force a week ago. Light
weight cows and heifers of good quality
are steady for the week, while heavy cows
and common stuff of all descriptions is
wesk to a dime lower. The supply of
butcher stock has not been very heavy this
week, so that trading on most days was
active. Good to choice cows snd heifers
may be quoted from 83.60 to $4.01). with
strictly choice as high aa 84 25. Fair to
good rows sell from 82 60 to $3 26, snd can-
Vaaiaraa af lha Tradlax and Cleslnar I OATS Receipts. 46.600 bu; exports, 80,800 1 ners and cutters from 32.00 to $2 60.
. - i du. Bpot Bixrici siRuuy, iiuicu, - iu u i There nas Dean a netter aimina ror nuns
lIcee aa sears ai imaa, I ia ifjfijgr- natural white. 80 to 81 lbs.. 4RO I ae.,4 nrie. ar aareiv lunnt.
CHICAGO, April 80. Reiterated reports of I 4ic;' clipped hlte, 36 to 40 lbs.. 814363a Op- higher than a areek ago. The commoner
grades sen largely rrom sz.au to ua, wun
extremely barren wheat fields throughout
the Ohio valley were trtilefly responsible for
strength In the wneat market ttxaty in me
face of favorable weather. The July op
tion closed at a net gain of He. Corn is
down HQ'-mC, oats are up Ho and provis
ions an off liMifnM.
Indifferent cauies ana Dniuani weatner
II, in market nominal.
HAY Steady : shipping, ewaivc; good to
choice. 9?4Sc-
TALLOW Slow: city ($2 per package),
4Hc; country (package free), dSHc.
HOPS Quiet; state, common to choice.
19u8, 363&c; 1903, Biro'stic; oias, wrj-ioxr, pa
cific coast. 1903, 24'oc; Ustt, SStffic; olds.
good fat bulla from 33 25 to $3.76. snd
strictly choice grades sell as high aa $4.00.
Veal calves, though tn more liberal receipt.
$400S4.60; stockers, $2.0060.00.
Ileal Cllr Live Steek Market
SIOUX CITY. April 30 (Bpeclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 0 hcaL mar
ket steady, beeves, $3 5Wf4.80; cows bulls
ana mixed. K.8O1S3.SO: stockers and feeders,
$rooi&$3.80. Calves and yearlings, $2.7&t
80 . ,
HOC! a Receipts, i.wg neaa, maraet weaa,
selling, M-iCCtSi.
Bt. Joseph Live Stock Market,
ST. JOSEFlt April 80. CATTLE Re-
1 a lit. kaa A enarkat ai rt rVi a n wmA
HOGS Receipts 8,396 head: market steady
to 6c lower; light, $43Vtl-4.76; medium and
heavy, 34.86ig4W.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 51
head; market unchanged.
Co STee Market.
NEW TORK. .April SO -COFFEE Fu-
of sailing. The final connecting malls (ex
cept registered Transpaclno mails which
close t p, n. previous day) cloke at ths
general poatoflV-e, New York, as follows:
HAWAII. JAPAN. CHINA and PHILIP
PINE ISLANDS, via Ban Franolsco. close
at 6:80 p. m. stay 3d. lor despatch per s.
a. ntons-olla.
HAWAII. JAPAN, CHTNA and PHILIP
PINE ISLANDS, via San Francisco, close
at 4:80 p. m. May 7th, for despatch per
a a. America Maru.
HAWAII, via Ban Francisco, close at 4:30
May sna, lor despatch per 1
r. in.
l,mli
CHINA and JAPAN, via Taroma, close at Cheyenne. Wyo.. and St. Paul. Minn; th
6 80 p. m. May th. for despatch per a a Ouartermaster, U. 8, A, Seattle, Wash.
att
Nins Chow
CHINA and JAPAN, via Vancouver and
Victoria. B. C. close at 6:30 P. m. May
17th, for despatch per s. s. Empress of
China. (Merchandise for U. a Postal
Agency st Shanghai cannot be forwarded
via Canada).
CHINA and JAPAN, via Seattle, dose at
6:30 p. ra. May Soth, for despatch per a
a m vanes.
NEW ZEALAND. AUBTRAMA fexcept
West). NEW CALEDONIA. FIJI. SAMOA
and HAWAII, via Ban Francisco, close
t 8:30 p. m. May 21st, for despatch per
B s. Sonoma. (If the Cunsrd steamer
4M frying- the British mall for New Zeal
and does not arrive In time to connect
frith this despatch, extra malls closing
At 6 '30 a. m", 8:30 a. m. and 6 30 p ni ;
iliindavs at 4 SO a. m.. 8 a. m. and 6.30 P.
m. will be made un end forwarded until
the arrival of the Oinard steamer)
Affairs, Nos. 119-121 Wooster street. New
York Cltv. will be received until 1 o clock
p. m., of Tuesday, May 34, 194, for furnish
ing for the Indian Service, blankets, woolen
and cotton goods, clothing, notions, hats
and cape. Bids must be made out on Gov
ernment blanks. Schedules giving all nec
essary Information for bidders will be fur
nished on appiloniion to tne inaian omce,
Washington. L. C. : the V. B. Indian wsre-
houses, 119-13 Wooster Btreet, New York
City, 266-267 South Canal street, Chicago,
111.; via iiowara street, unuii, jNeur.; txa
South Seventh street, Bt. Louis, Mo.; the
Cor.imlHaartce of Subsistence, U. S. A., at
he
t
the postmasters at Bloux City, Tucson,
Portland, Spokane and Taroma; and the
Manufacturers' and Producers' Association
of California. Ban Francisco, Cal. Bids will
be opened at the hour and days above
stated, and bidders are Invited to be pres
ent at the opening. The Department re
serves the right to determine the point of
delivery and to reject any and all bids, or
any part of any bid.
w, A. oIMNxms, commissioner.
' MMllt-M
W V. r. .. thm nnrtliwMl ami nillhw.al I L. . 1
caused an easier tone In wheat at the op-I RICE Quiet; domestic, fair to extra, 3H
ening, the July delivery being down Ho at
StDac. Tha close was firm and near the
high point. Final quotations on Jul were
at aSHc, after the price had touched 86HO
tuHc. May ranged between aTo and woe.
closing at 89Hc. Clearances of wheat and
flour were equal to 136,eu0 bu. Primary re
celpta were 166.100 bu., against , aoo bu. a
vear aso. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chi
cago reported receipts of 104 cars, oomnared
with M cars last week and tol oars a year
ago.
The corn market acted heavily all day.
but there was very little change In prices
until late in tne session, juiy openea un
changed to a shade higher at 4SHc to 8H( I X4Vc
4V. Bold between 471c and 4V(5c, andlc
Closed at aHlHSHC. May rangea oetween
fi,wc: Janan. nominal.
HIDES Steady; Ualveaton. to 26 lbe.,
18c; California, 31 to 26 lbs., 19c; Texas,
ary, to ids, ic.
LEATHH.K eteaay; acta, wu jno.
PROVISIONS Beef, stesdy; family, $9 60
10.10; beef Hams. IZO uotgii.tki; packet. IK.sO
tt 6tl: cltv extra India mess. 814.00fi16 .00.
ut meats, dull; pickled bailies, SAlb.&O:
shoulders, $6 60; hams, 9.a010.00. Lard,
western Bteamed. $7.60; refined, weak, con
tinent, $7.00; compound. $6 26g.87H. Pork,
easy; family. $14 50; short clears, $l.3fK
14 76- mess, in ayi.uo.
BLTTTEM. pteady ; iresn creamery, 14?
state oairy, common xo cnoice, 14
have held about steady, the bulk of them I turea opened steady at unchanged prices to
selling; from 84.60 to $5.78. an advance of 6 points. Sales were re-
ntockera snd feeders have been In lla-M I noetad of 3.760 bass. Including May at 6.85ct
supply all the week and with a filrly good September. 6 8&J)6.40c; March, 6 80c. Bpot
oemana rrom tne country tns marxet n.ts I Klo, quiet; na. i, tiiiuwa, tsc exuu,
been quite sotive ana strong on desirable I Coroova, so uc
grades all tne wees:, uooo to cnoice grades
CHEESE Quiet; state, full cream, large
nd small,
are selling from $3 V to $4.00. with strictly
choice ss htgh as $4. 25. Fair te good cattle
sell from $3.40 to $3.60, and the commoner
grades from $3.40 down. RepreseDtatrve
sales:
COWS.
Ma A. Pr. Ma Ae. Ft.
d 101 I 46
BULLS.
1 110 9 4
STOCKERB AND FEEDERS.
1 TM 1 00 ..1I?0 I S
9 44 8 84 II 14 I 44
I Ill I 40 I I4d 4 S6
HOGS Receipts were liberal again this
morning at nearly all points and prices
MILLION AND HALF IN TAXES
Derived
Approximately that Sea
froaa City Real aaa Pen
Property.
Tax Commissioner Fleming turned over
ths personal property !lss for 1904 city
taxes to Treasurer Hennlngs promptly on
time Saturday afternoon. The real estate
assessment exact Is 371.340.306, and that
against personal property $29,851,175, or a
total of O01.ini.480. On a hypothesis that
all taxes will be paid those on real estats,
with the 14-mlll levy, will yield $998,7647.
This amount is already arranged for ex
penditures and more besides for the city
government and schools during the currant
year. .
46a and 4c, closing at AoAya Local re
celnta Kara 167 cara with lb at contract
grade. I .1jUB irrcxuiar uum
-i natra mm, Duvina- in uatia air Y .1 mi n.r anrcuuiw. jcvwv;.
. - L. . - . nv, .1.... v.nw - a- Am 1 T. 1 t TTiV illu. ant ArMU rniT,l..l1w
uncnangea.
fancy Sebtember. itiffi: another drop. Packers were rather
aorTd t.rlme xVac I blarlsn nere ana siartaa out oiaaing a Dig
EGGS Irregular; western firsts, 18c;
In the day. The close, however, was firm.
July opened He lower at 39c, sold up to 39Ho
and closed at $9e. Msy sold between 4oHq
and 40H&41C, and cloeed at SOVe. Local
recelbla were 63 cara
The principal business In provisions was
In th wav of rhxnrlnx from Mav to Julv.
OFFICE CHIEF . QUARTERMASTER. I although there waa some liquidation
Omiihi. Neb.. April 27. 104. Sealed pro
posals. In triplicate, subject to the usual
conditions, will he received here until 10 a.
tn.. central standard time. May 27, 1904, for
construction of a frame gymnasium build
ing at Fort Robinson, Nebraska- Full In
formation furnished on application to this
onice, wnere plans ana Bpecincations may
throuah commission houses. Indications
are for Increased hog receipts, which acted
as a depressing Influence. The close was
easier, with July pork down TV at 311.97H.
July lard was oft 537Hc at 84 67H and ribs
were down ZH4Sc at H)"anv
The leading futures rangea as follows:
AUSTRALIA texeent West). FIJI ISLANDS be seen, or to the Quartermaster, Fort Rob- I Artlclas. Open. Hlgh- Low. Close. Tes y.
and NEW CALEDONIA ' (specially ad
dressed only), via Vancouver and Vic
toria. M. c ., Close Bt so p. m. xaay ;iai,
for desnatrh ner a s. Mloveera.
TAHITI Vnd MARQUESAS ISLANDS, via
Ban Francisco, close at 6 80 p. m. Mar
24th. for despatch per s s. Mariposa
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via San Fran
cisco, close at 6 HO r m. May 27th, for
deanateh n - IT B Transnort.
NOTK l'nleaa ntberwlne addressed. West
Austrslla la forwarded via Europe; and
New Zealand and Fhitlttnlnea via San
Francisco the quickest routes. Philip
pines specially addressed 'Sis Canada"
or "via TTurona must ha fullv nreD-tld at
the forelsn rates. Hawaii Is forwarded
via Ban Francisco exclusively.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT,
Pcsl maatcr.
pot oes-s j.w Tork, N. Y
April 29. 1904.
Inaon. Proposals to be marked "Proposals
for Gymnasium Building." snd addressed to
J. E. SAWYER, Chief Quartermaster
AS0M3-2O-21-2S-M
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals for th construction of
two oucr.es la ix.uao county. Nebraska.
known as the Roe man ditch and Kasile
ditch, will be received lv the county clerk
of said Dodge county until May lo. 1(4)4. at
10 o'clock a. sn . said ditches to be con
st rut ted eecordlng to plans and siectn'-a-tlons
of the couniy surveyor ss filed with
the county clerk. Fsch bid rt.tiat be sc-
(ilif'O llieu a nil m nmium i una ut i tv
on some national tank of Frennnt. Neh.
farrv or parties to wnom contracta are
swarded must anve good snd sume'ent
bonds for the rslthnil performance of con
tract and to secure the payment of laborers
and mechanics.
. Address all bid te C Oa Boe, county
tlcrk, Fremont, Nth, MldTt
Hiaaalaya Baby's !taaaday Rap.
In cerain parts of the Himalaya moun
tains ths native women have a singular
way of putting their children to sleep la
j the middle of the day. The child Is put
near a stream of water, and by means of
a palmleaf or a tin scoop the water Is
deflected so ss to run over the back of
the child's head. The water pouring on
the child's head apparently sends It tn
sleep and keeps It so, while the mother
proceeds with ber work In ths fields. No 1 Ribs
one seems ever to fear the baby may be
drowned. Chicago Journal.
Wheat
May
a July
b July
a Sept.
b Bept.
July
SepL
July
Sept.
July
July
Sept.
8r9! 80
btHe6,86S'tr'!
MiobYt-l"
toWUW s2H
rkOHW-H, kr
4S 46.
4KV 4?V
May
July
Sept,
r JH
4H
39
31
11 7?H
13 u2Hi
6 70
8 80
8 15
43HI
6 67 m.
4ba
40
3VH!
89S
khi
8SH
wvmrH
8UH
88H
884,
81H
nickel lower. They failed to get the hogs,
however, and ss they all seemed to tie
anxious for supplies, they raised their bids
and ths early sales were no more than a
ntokei low or. The market gained In
strength and activity and toward the close
a good share of the decline had been re
gained, the later sales being very largely
at $4.63H and $4 65, or a good deal like yes
terday's extreme close. Heavy hogs of
good quality sold particularly well. The
ulk of all the hogs went from $4 60 to
$4 65.' with choice loeda going from 84 65 te
84.70. Owing to the sctiviiy. practically
svervthlng was disposed of before the mid-
ATSNo. I white. 41c; No. I mixed. 83 I die of the forenoon.
rteceipis nave uean udctxi an mis weaa,
there being a gain over last week amount.
ina- to about lO.OuO head and as compared
with the same week of last year there is
an Increase of 24.000 head. Buppllea at
other points have also been heavy and the
general tendency of prices has been down
ward. The net loss for ths week amounts
to nearly 30c Representative sales:
jr. 1
448H-!
Kansas City Grata aa Prewlslone.
KANSAS CITY, April 30. WH EAT May,
82Hc; July. 74!eC4Sc; September, 70t,c;
cash. No. i hard. 91rc; No. 3. 85SSSc; No,
8 red. 81.01; No. 3. 96cal.O0; receipts, 31 cars.
COrtN May, 43e; juiy, o(o-MHr. Sep
tember. tr: cash. No. 3 mixed. tTHft-tfcc;
No. 8, 47C47HC; No. 3 white, 4b4c; Ko. 8,
474-tc
O
nrwr
HAT Steady: choice timothy. $10.50ig
ll Ou; choice prairie, fcl &tf.iu.
RYE NO. 2, 64C.
B UTTER Creamery. 184M0e; dairy, 17c.
EOOS Steady: Missouri and Kansas.
cases returned, 14c; No. 2, whit wood oevses
sbcluded, 15Hc
tteceipts. Btiipmenta.
,.34.)0 ri.fo
6.000
' 46H 46H Oats, bu 8.000
47H
40U
8H!
tlw, 3Taw31
11 TIH
U 07 H
62H
6 7iH,
86
17HI
46
4 60
n 2H
U so
8ft
6 67H
6 80
16
40
86
4sH
40V1
3S
81H
11 4SH
U 87H
6
6 67H
tH
17H
42Hi
87h!
4s4lH
40H
3y4
11
11 71H
U u
I7H
6 76
87H
27H
a 4
60
Heart Disease C'aasee lxeatk.
'Coroner Ilrslley htld aa Inquest over ths
remains of Dr. Gerlach who died on Fri
day evening while the constable waa taking
away his furniture from hia home at 3toj
California street, and brought In a verdict
that he died from heart failare. New ar
rangements were made for the funeral
which will be held from the undertaking
rooqis of Brallry A Dorrance at 2.3o Sun
day afternoon, Interment to be In Foreat
Lawn cemetery. The services will ta held
under the auspices 'f ths Ancient Order of
Uulled Woikmen, of which the deceased
was a member. Mra Gvrtsch was si van
m by the order to tide er present tui-Achillea,
No. I a Old. h New.
Cash ouotatlons were as folio
FLOUR Steady: winter patents, $4,704
14 90: straight. 4 wsa-t-su; spring paienla
84 S4 4i: straights, S3.Bu4jH.10; . bakera
$2 ti 30.
W HEAT NO. s, Boajtwc; JVO. B, BbQalO; NO.
3 red. i woi.ux.
(XlRN NO. 3. 67tT4oHC. NO. I yello
DVwat3c.
OATS no. 3. eoa.BuHo; no. 8 white, e3
43 V-
BARLEY Oood feedlntT, 80j96Hc; fair to
choice malting, dttoxAc.
SEED No. I flax 6LH; No. 1 northwest.
ooiitraet rraae, aiaik.
RYE No. X TOO.
Pklladelphla Praaaee Market.
PHHADELPHIA. April 30 BUTTER I
Fair demand; extra western creamery, Z6c; I
extra neurbv nrlnta. 17 C.
EGGS Steady, good Inquiry; fresh nearby
and fresh southwestern, ic si mark;
fresh western, lbc: freen southern, lie.
CHE Eb E l nc hanged ; Iw Tork fuU
creams, choice to fancy, loioi-c; New
York full creams, fair to good,
Mllwaakee Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE. April 80. -WHEAT Firm:
No. 1 northwestern. 884(Vc: No 2 north
western, 9&H6?c; old July, 86H36o bid.
Ki t-Tnn: r.o. J. ic.
BAKLEY Firm: No. 3. 63c; eamuls. 40fl
Oc
CORN Firm: No. 8, kootac: July. 4eaS
4b V bid.
Mlaaeapalts Craia Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. April 30. WHEAT
May. 2-tj42Sc; 3of, 84He; September.
81 He. On track: No. 1 hard. HV: No. 1
northern. -e: wo. B norinern, wa.
FLOUR First patents, $4.susj.0ti-, second
patents, $4koQ44: first clears, $3.4b2j8a6;
second dears. $2 JOtrl 40.
BUAN In bulk. $ls.oun6.o.
Pe-erla Grata Market.
rnrmTl AarU BA. XRN HLaadv- Nil t
PXUjYIolO-N-Mees pork, per tbl.. ULSolttci No. d. 4J'a.
Ma Av. SB. PI. Ka Av. Bk. Fr.
11 IU ..4 4 14 SIS lx 4 It 1
SS 141 ,. 4 44 4 Si 10 4 41
0 US ..4 4 11 It 4 42
Ull Ut MS 4 44 SS 341 .. 4 43
104 1 ..6 4 44 SXS 144 4 ISS
It tl 41 4 4 14 la H IU4
It 171 Mil IS 116 .. 4
01 174 la 4 47 71 tut U0 4 fct
It Ill 14 4 47 14 lit .. 4 41
U IM M 4 47 44 S40 .. 4 42
U S44 .. 4 47 6 114 la 4 42
11 ISS 140 4 17 T4 ta KM) 4 41
ai na a d si ii ui .. 4 uV
14 la .. 141 Tt Ill .. 4 41
41 S44 4 4 4, 17 S41 B4 4 41
IS Sll ) d 40 1 14 14 41
M Bl 14 d 4 IS 14 14 d tj
Bt Ill .. 4 44 II. I 1J0 4 41
14 til B 4 4 41 HI 64 4 42
71 SIS 4 4 44 4 M4 .. 4 62
II Ill ..6 41 Sal .. d at
44 Ill SO 4 M 44 171 4S 4 4t
II Su 4 4 14 Sol .. 4
4 SIS M IM St Sll .. 4
17 l.S 4 6 4 M .S4 .. 41
14 -4 k d 4 4. lit 30 6 41
Si Ill S IN Tl StS SO 4 41
m la 4 4 Tf i M 4 41
is l.S l i ii 4 a
is in se 4 4 44 m 18 4 4
44 Si d 1 St 4 44
ss sis M 4 ss sad it d a
ii......xu ..o 4 r.4 a 4 4
S IM M 4 44 U. ...... .HA ..4 a
41 Si d 4 40 14 SIS .. d 44
7 SxS 4S 4 4 11 Ski M 4 44
14 ..4 4 Tt Sul .. 4 M
41 StS N IN 41 S4S II 4 a
M). Ifi la IU 6 IM (
ii tr aa 4 a as m 4 a
14 -0 M IN 44..M....S1 .. d 46
ii J--1 m 4 w n .ia m 4 a
W..M.Jh 4 U 41. 14 M 46
Llveraaol Grata Market.
IJVERPOOL. April 30 WHEAT Bpot
dull; No. 1 California. 7s; futures quiet;
May, as Hd; July. 6s 4Hd.
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
oew. 4s 3d; American mixed, old, 4a 7d;
futures, qulst; May. 4a 3d; July. 4s $H4.
Dalath Grata Market.
DULUTH, April 80. WHEAT In store
mw.A tn arrive: No. 1 hard. 82HC: No. 1
northern, OHc; May, Sic; July. Mfcc; Sep
tember. 81Ho. . m .
pATS On track and to arrive, 43c.
Claartaif Mease Avers ee.
NEW TORK. April 80. The statement of
sverages of the clearing house banks of
this city for the week show: Loans, $1,049,.
66.800, Increase, $3,246,600; deposits, $1,114,
3ft7,tu0. Increase, 34.W3.4o0; circulation, $3t,
768 7on. Increase. 843.700; legal tenders. $;6,
639,700, Increase $1,149,900; specie. !23S.196,6uO,
decrease. 6.til.000; reserve. 8311,676 V). In
crease, $18.900: reserve required. 8276 691.960,
Increase, n.Z4.3bo surplus, hj.ih ih, ai
c reuse, $1.069.4fi0: ex-I"nlted States deposits,
$47,197,42. decrease, $1,017,660.
Baak Clearlags for the Week.
OMAHA, April 80 Comparative state
ment of bank clearings for ths weak:
19o4. 1903.
Monday , n.6M.7.4$ $l,27,4o! 18
Tuesday l.ia.9as h6 1.316.S7IH6
Wednesday , I.04.7oor6 1.66,J.40
Thursday l.So,llv03 l.ina.S.s 34
Friday 1.21,046 96 1.8o6,2.91
Saturday 1.370,613.77 la.4al.u3
A decrease of $24,630.32 from the oorre
spundi&g week last year.
Wael Market,
BOBTON, April 30. WOOL Market for
pulled wools quioi; loragn woois snow
more activity, jeaoing uuoiauons are:
Idaho. WnVifc: heavy nne lullrc; line
medium, iijl&Ho; medium, 14 lie; low me
alum, l.Ulbc. wyonung, nne, itjitc;
heavr fine. 1313Hc; hii medium, ILinWrtc:
medium, lstalKc; low medium, latdlpo. Utah
and Nevada, fine, 14Hlulfc: heavy fine, lsf
lltu" fine medium. lWtlltc: medium. IkJ
lie-.; tow medium. 19c. Dakota, fine,
lc; nne niaoiiun, itio-eu; xnaMU'jin, xoxjisc)
low medium, limine. Montana, fine cboloa,
llijlc: tine average. Ltjlbc: fine medium.
choice, lit a 19c; average. lotulTc; staple, la
2uc: medium choice, luiulec.
LONDON, April So WOOL Trading Is
aulet fending ths opening of th tLtrd
series of auction sales on May 8. The ar
rivals for the fourth series of sales smount
to 23,79 bales. Including 9,000 forwarded
direct- The Imports during the week were:
New Houtn Wale. l.4X Ltues; uueenaiana.
948: Victoria. 4?: South Australia. $ 63:
New Zealand. 19.34a; Ptsnta Arenas, 3,6a;
Hamburg. ; elsewhere. aKL
Cettea Market,
LIVERPOOL. Anrll 80.-COTTON-8DOt
quiet; prices 4 points higher; American
middling, fair, sa;-gooe sniaanng. i.aeo:
aiedilsa. T.7sdi low mtoauns-. i.a sooa
ordinary, 7 bid; ordinary. 7.32d. Futures
openasl quiet aud uoawa sieadyl Americaa
raidoung. g. e. a. May, i.auo; atsy-june,
Lead: Juae-Julr. I41d; Julr-AuguaL 7 ted:
Auguat-kaavtataibaT. I -led; aepiailar-Oote
Movcsnents of Oeeaa Vessels April So.
At New Tork Arrived: La Touralne
from Havre. Balled: Qraf Waidersee, for
Hamburg, via Plymouth and Cherbourg;
Elrurla, for Liverpool; Mesaba, for Lea
dun ; Italia, for Naples and Leghorn; lit.
Louis, for Fiymouth; Hekla. from Copen
hagen ; Bulgaria, for Hamburg; LaTour
aine. from Havre; Columbia, for Glasgow;
Finland, for Antwerp; Khelh. for Bremen.
At Glasgow Arrived: Blotordvk. from'
Portland.
At Deplford Arrived: Blotordyk. from
Norfolk, for Amsterdam snd Naples.
At cnerDourg tsanea : ut. t'aui, - rrom
Southampton, for New York.
At liavrs sailea: Lev Loraine. xor nsw
Tor.
At Queenstown Hailed: ceiue. rrom LxV-
arpool, for New York.
At Antwerp tsaiiea: jvrooniana. lor mew
Tork.
At Bristol Arrived: Turcoman, from
Portland, Ma
V till i I
v2) viy uj
DEPARTUEIIT
(ST. T. UFM AROADBL)
Omr taad Sals. whMh haes baaa Isillistat
STOCKS AND GRAINS
hews Mms) Batistas s SPkOAJ. aXXMD BBV
FARTMENT.
4 ewa ess 6Tar. er wtU bay
BIVIsintlTBOIBt .
RAIII8AS BBSBC
DIICIPAl BOMBS
and other SI I SJ CIABI BiOBIITlIB
IBB 6A8B
Bueaaaa eaa ba daaa at ear at ear 141
kraack OBsM, aud Sollearr saasa tram eur
gaaaral oSooa la Minuaapall laroagh asp af
ut 114 aaUueal aad suua Saab wkiok are ear
llTrrl-t
ikfti LtiU Sent on RptaL
COEIUlSSiOII CO-
flrid-Spxl-B4ssB. 1
geserax orncM.
3T. T. Ufa BieaT. Mtaaawpatla,
OMAHA SBilCH,
Id IS Faraaa St. Teleahaaa sVAdTT.
THUS. St. WADDUK, Oaav
GOE
L0WREYBR0S.&C0
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Grain, Stocks
and Provisions.
Boors SIX N. T. Ufa Building. 'Phone 3618,
Special lUioUos alvea to laicsraph and
ssaU ssaera oitAliA.