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WAR MAKES LITTLE CHANGE
First Week Closes with Speculation bat
Slightly Affected.
TRADE IS LIMITED TO QUICK OPERATIC N >
On ( lie Whole Price * lire Firm nnil
Will 1'rolinl.lr Fluctuate with
( lie Vnr-tiK Fortune *
f AVnr.
NRW YORK , May 1. Henry Clews ,
of tbo banking house of Hinry Clews &
Co. , wrlteo of the Mti.Mtlon in Wall street :
The first -week of ranr has produced no
maternl chance In t'he ntvect of affairs In
Wall street. The most notable feature Is the
contr.ictlun of operation * en the Block ex-
cluing , Invefllmcnt transaction ; ) uru al
most ru'pr tided ; thu "outside" clement In
speculation hm : virtual y iKar > l > onrcd nnd
business Is atinc t entirely conllncd to quick
4n-aml-oiit upciutlons ; the result being thill
dealings have contracted to about onp-thrrd !
of their normal volumes On the whole
tnlce-i have been i < tcndy to linn , the chief
InlliK-nco caiMliiK' fluctuations being the
varying asipaels of nnvitl movements ) nnd
of otlur Indications as to the drift of hos-
illlthH. Kvldontly , until the strugg'a hits
censed , wo may ex | > cct. the stock mat ket to
Jacp uvcn ipaco with the. fortune * of war ,
while ordinary Influences will be held largely
In abeyance. The news of Admiral Samp-
non'8 successful reconnolsunco In forcn off
Matnnz.-m had ti stimulating effect en Thuts-
drty'B market n Indicating the ptobablllty
of an early landing In Cuba nnd showing the
efficiency and good -working condition of our
Jlect.Vtll Hit eel Is llkej to tervv ns a
gocxl barometer of the prospccta of the war
and tlio fluctuations erf in oil that t.vlll at
tend the varying fortunes of the struggle
will nfford good opportunities for brief > pec-
illative turns In the market , from unlcli
nn Increase In operations en thu exchange
may bo orpectod.
Naturally , under cxt'tlng conditions , t-
tcntlon Is being attracted to the money
market. The presence here cf the secretary
of the treasury has suggested thu probib o
car.y Introduction of a loan on the market.
Although Uicre Is no probability of any
largo amount of 'money bcln'-c Immediately
i.y the government , yet the si-cru-
tnry Is evidently Impressed with the dc-
uliublcnc.v ) of ample appropriation * being
trtodo as early as pcuwllile. Uetwren n-w
emd August IH usually a period of case In
the loan market. Three to four months
hence , howuver , money will bo wanted for
the Interior In largo amounts nnd Important
treasury negotiations coming concurrently
with that movement might caune a conflict
between the two currents of demand detri
mental to each. I-'or that reason the- banks
tire In iicccTd 'With ' Secretary Gngo rw to
the Importuned of effecting the negotiation
of the new loans wf.th thl least ) possible de
lay. This Is among Hie factors of the , future
already discounted. Tlio banks are. putting
thenwclveii In n , position for c-ntractlng for
largo amounts of the new bonds. Thli * is
having some Influence upon the discount
irvarViCt nnd on tlmo loans ; but I sec no
reason to apprehend that such effect * iwlll
be at all serious In their bearing on the
EC n oral business cf the country. Within
tha lae > t ten 'weC < s the loans and disc unts
of the local banks have been reduced f07-
000,009 ; which eCiowisi how much the banks
< havu already done in anticipation of the
have already done in anticipation of the
npeclal financial devmands that have new
nrl'cn. It la not to bo concluJed , ha.scvcr ,
that this contraction cf credit has fallen
principally upon commeTclal borrowers , for
is a matter of fact a largo portion of the
liquidation haa arisen from the settlement of
various nyndlefitut eyperntlons to which the
banks had mndo very largo advances. 1
have reason to believe that the banks have.
mtlro contldrnce In the financial situation
nnd arc prtfxir > l to give all consideration to
the > tinnts of their customers.
The > absorption of money by the govern
ment In the Immediate future can only be
through a war loan , In some shape to bo
dealfimitcel hereafter by congress , and
money can be made tight only temporarily
In connection therewith , that is to say dur
ing the period required for drawing It In
nnd paying it over to the government do-
postorles. Tlio government's need of money
will be such as to cause It to be paid out
almost ns fast as rc.-elvfdi for PiipinU'M tor
the army nnd navy nnd for the payment of
salaries of officers and men. llcsldes , a
peed deal of the money already In the
treasury will also be disbursed , so that as a
matter of fact Instead of money being taken
out of circulation it will b Increased. Dur
ing the war government securities are likely
to bo materially Increased , but ratiroii' rr-
curltlcs will not be. There will be no time ,
however , that a government bond will go
below the basis of 3fc per cent Interest , In
my opinion , even In the event of a naval
reverse , which , though possible. Is not
likely , The use of money for business
purposes will be curtailed more or less dur
ing the war , ns no new enterprises will bo
entered Into. Duslness , therefore , for some-
little tlmo will be apt to settle-down to a
stereotyped condition conducted on con- $
eervatlvo lines. The dfonancl for money
will diminish Instead of increase for some
tlmo to come. It Is only when people under
take big schemes that moneyis In demand
In large blocks nnd not when people con
tract their operations. The war will be en
tirely an external one not Internal. It will
not stop railroads from running nor mills
from manufacturing. Our 75,000,000 of peo-
* pie will have to bo clothed nnd fed , and
thai alone Insures legitimate business deal
ings all over the country. Our cotton will
be exported , and so wn n jl . r
products that have a foreign market , In
neutral ships assigned over to neutral
owners , thereby securing the. property from
risk of seizure and confiscation by the
enemy.
( Moneyed Institutions would be unwise In
contracting tlmo loans ; as such a po'.icy
would tend to make money tight ; and that
might too easily be used ns an argument
Innngress . that there la not money enough ;
in which case the tendency would bo for
.congress . to legislate for an increase in
i greenback issues In place of a .bond issue.
Bhould this ba done it would be a very
eerlous matter. <
War with Spain should bo prosecuted
( with vigor to bring It to a speedy termina a
tion. For a nation like this to light a fceblo
cno like Spain will bring no credit unless at
it Is done quic Jy. ud the Uc "iim nt
whipped Franco In their last war. Within $
a woete the Germans were In Paris to de
mand an Indemnity nnd got it on their own 170
terms and in cash , too. It would bo worth
our while to fight such a nation as Franco
Iru place of a bankrupt nation like Spain ,
because an Indemnity would compensate , us ,
which It will be Impossible to obtain from
Bpaln under any circumstances ; so that the
only prospect of gaining glory w41l bo In
conquering Spain quickly.
There U no reason to be apprehensive of
_ , the Spanish fortifications attacking New
iTork City , as the fortifications for Us pro
tection are located twenty miles from the
city and are considered Impregnable. The
runs In use have a carrying power of ten
miles , which will keep the enemy thirty
miles from the city. No guns In use any
where will carry a distance of over ten to
twelve miles. New York City , therefore ,
Bhould bo considers ! perfectly secure from
attack. It Is a well known fact that a gun
placed on a solid foundation can throw u
projectile further than one on the deck of a
war vessel.
The stock market hereafter will fluctuate
according to the fortunes or misfortunes of
iwar. Disasters will put prlce.i down vlc-
to-les will advance thorn , "ml fluctu.i'lwi
will hereafter be Influenced by people's
spirits , which war news will affect from
time to time. Operators must keen a sharp 5.50 .
tye on the projectile pins.
The * e t way to bring the war to a ents
peedy ' termination is for us to take the 5.23
JUl'Ipplne UlHiins tro"i Spatim th < '
trade them back for Cuba. This would .
eatlafy Spanish honor , as Cuba In that casa
.would only bo slven up for full value , and ,
as UuUi M m uoiio. . contention wan u ,
f Honors would bo easy.
Upto "the tlmo of the declaration of war
humanitarian methods controlled our prcsl- .
f 4ent and our people , especially the former ,
-he 1s naturally a most humane man , 11.10.
, and his example. Inoculated the people , and (
> * they thoroughly endorsed hla peace policy. 14
% KOW that war has come upon us , however ,
the situation has been reversed. It requires li
Quick , determined and forcible action to be
. .taken , and. every method employed within
. civilised warfare In order to bring the con-
, lct to an end aa speedly as possible. This
. > , U demanded by the American people and
L"i Toi ; humanltv'v xnkf. n siurt % vaiATHIHI
" lessj cruel than a Ions one as measured
_ , the numbem killed uiiu w.unaeti It can-
> ot be for an Inntnnt douh' d hut that the
- JbMt energies of the- president are belrvg
. r.r UBht to bear to speedily end the
? .i
Lanilon 3nne > - Market Llvu
iNDON , May 1. The money market was
easier , the American demand
r cold having ceased , and gold flowing In
' all quarters. ' The Bank af Kngland
_ i of fold ts estimated at 33,000.000. and I the
fact that the bank bid 77.9 id for buyer
f i
has given the. Impression that '
i a heavy drain later. Ousl- kets
, Itock exchange Improved pruc- titled.
m r ry department , the exception '
'collapse of the Bottomley group slow. \
Australian mining shares , which i . 1-16
Bine failures. It is not unlikely I wan
> .
Tuesday. Consols ltd the rise on pltt-rettcrl
securities with I'i nnd homo railroads went
from IV lo 2U higher. The war thus far
docs not appear to have been takn seri
ously on this tilde. American and Canadian
railroads' showed distinct Improvement , tha
chief demand here being for the better
bond Inputs. The lending Increases were :
Northern Pnclflo preferred , W New York
Central , 2K ; Milwaukee & St. IMUl , li :
Union Pacific preferred. 1H : Heading Is , i ;
Norfolk & Western preferred , 1 ; Illinois
Central , 1 ; Atchlion , Topekn & Santa Fo
adjustment , 2 ; Canadian I'nclflc Is , 5 , nnd
Grand Trunk of Canada , 1 % to 2. Argen
tine. securities were buoyant on good traffic
reports , nnd the rise In the prlco of wheat.
All International securities recovered ex *
ccpt Spanish 4s , which fell IX lower.
co.vnrriox oiT " > tstv vonic IIAXKS.
Continual Unlit In the Surplus ) In
Shown.
NHW YOnK , May 1. The Financier
says : The bank statement for the wcclc
ending April 30 presents no features of In
terest beyond the continued gain shown
In the surplus re-serve , which now approxi
mates $ l4"pOOOCO. On Felmnry 23 the reserve -
servo of the Clearing House association
consisted of $30.0ICCOO locals nnd $119,156,000
specie , n total of $20j,2A > ,000. On April 3 > )
the cash holding1) were made up of $15S-
S02.SCO specie and KJQ,737,700 legals , or n
totul of I209,1.TOCOO. In a period of but little
over two months , therefore , the banks
have loU $13,339,0.0. ) lepil tenders nnd gained
ji9W,000 : gold. Thalr total cash holdings
uro JI.OOO.WO heavier than at the close of
February , but In the same time they have
decreased their loans $71,050,000 and their
deposits $70,711,000. This will give an Idea
of the general liquidation that has been
In progress for sixty days. The conversion
of sterling bills Into gold Imports accounts
In a large part for the loss in loans. The
decrease In deposits has been Influenced by
the demands of Interior lnstltutton. . The
losses In loans nnd deposits almost counter
balance , but the reserve accounts of the
ujnks have been reduced $17,000,000 , so that
with but $4,000,000 lets cash on hand than
reported sixty days nuo the surplus hold
ings are over $21,000OOJ greater. In other
words the excess reserve Is now $41,504,000.
Sixty days ORO It was $22,939,323. The Issues
of a government loan will largely reduce
this amount , but It will not neossarlly re
quire a further contraction of the several
Important Items of the banks. Up to the
present time New York Institutions have
been taking care of their customers , but
the amount of new business has been al
most nothing. Just the percentage of re
serve the interior banks are now carrying
Is not known , but that they are unusually
heavy admits of no doubt. THe. logical
trend , once the new bonds are Issued , will
be toward -an easier market for money.
This conclusion finds n basis In the fact
that the country Is recovering from Its
fear of possible consequences of war and
also In the tendency of the banks to take
out new circulation. The Increase In that
direction this month by New York banks
has been no less than $300,000. The high
rates for money have been the Induce
ments which have led to this Increase ,
il'rolwbly a fair psrcentnge of the new
bonds will be used by the binks for the
same purpose , but only in case rates re
main flrm.
cimo.Uio ( i'H.u.v ' PROVISIONS.
Featured of ( lie Trmlliijr nnil Cloning :
I'rlct'N on Sntnrilax.
CHICAGO , April SO. Quotations have a
general advance today on tha Board of
Trade. July wheat gained Iffl1,4c ( , corn
% c. oats 94c , pork 2oc , lard 17J4c and ribs
loc. Slay wheat ruled quiet , closing Vic
higher , sJhorts covered moderately In nil
the pits preliminary to May delivery on
Monday.
Trading in wheat today began very qui
etly at nn advance of Vic , Liverpool quoted
spot gran unchanged , futures -74d higher.
Weekly exports of 4,161,000 bus. had a good
effect nnd July , which started at 934c , ral
lied to 94c. The strength rwas only mo
mentary , however , and July sagged to 93V4c ,
yesterday's clCsev. Beerbohms cabled an es
timate of the total nock's shipments from
all countries to Europe , that might also
allay foreign fears for any stoppage of sup
plies , the authority In question placing the
world's exports nt 8.SOO.OOO bu ? . Mlnneapo.U
and Duluth received 495 carloads of wheat ,
against only 218 a week.ago and 435 last
year , nnd for the week receipt * nt the trao
points named were 1.2G4 cars more , than the
neck before and 201 In excess of the num
ber on the corresponding week of 1S97. Chi
cage received 14B cars , against only 15 a
year ago. Seaboard clearances amounted
lo 440,000 bus.wheat nnd flour. Continental
cables showed V4c loss nt Paris and IVic
advance nt Antwerp. The coarss graln ,
corn nnd oats , chawed considerable , inde
pendence nnd their advancing tendencies
helped wheat. John Cudahy was credited
with buying July to cover short sales nnd
afforded about the. best support In the pits.
Trade was really narrow nnd orders hard
to execute. July started Vic higher nt
njftc , touched 94c , reacted to 93V& and ad
vanced Btendlly to 90c , closing nt 94iJJ95c ,
a mat gnn tf l@V c. May ranged botmecn
$1.20 and $1.21 < 4 , closing at J1.20V4 , a net
gain of lV4c.
Corn wnra flrm nnd fairly nctlvev but the
advance was confined to Vic for May and
% c for July. No feature of epccl.il inter
est developed In the trading. Receipts
were 597 cars. The day's clearances from
At'antlc ' ports , I including .Newport Ne'ws ,
were 1.03o,000 bus. Closing prices were :
Muy. S390 ; July. 34 = o bid.
A very largo business was transacted In
the , oats department. The main feature
iwos the covering by shorts nnd at times
they had trouble In buying. There was a
good demand for cash oats and 120,000 bus.
were reported as worked hero for export.
Receipts -were 354 cars. From Newport (
Newu 103,203 bus. were cleared. July
opened V4c higher at 261 c. advanced stead-
llv to 2Gc , closing at 26c , a net gain
of % c.
Provisions were strong from start to
finish and were at the top prices of the
day ns the sasslon was endlne. Local re
ceipts for the day were * 15,000 head nnd
prices were up 5c. Liverpool reported 6d $
decline for certain cuts or bacon , but % d
higher for Inrd. Th week's run of hogs
was 209,000 , against 153,000 last year. There
was good buying by packing concerns and
especially good In Inrd , which has gone to
etlll further premium over meats. July f.
pork ranged $11.15 11.35 , closing 2oc higher
$11.35. July lard sold $5.7705.92 , closing of
$5.92. a net gain oC17V c. July ribs ranged
$35506.05 , clo'lng 17c higher at $5.65.
Kstlnrated receipts for 'Monday : Wheo * .
fnrs : fern , 620 cars ; oats , 450 cars ; hogs ,
37,009 head.
l-cKitmic futures' ranged as follows :
rtlclts.,1 Opao. | Hljh. I Low. I Clota. j Yest'y
. cat- bu.
May. . . 1 20 ' i ro t ISO
July. . . U3W 04W-H.1
Sept. . . SS 8 , ' H'JH ing
Deo. . 81 ! , B1H HIM HI
Tom
May. . . 33J 8.1H
July. . . 341 | 34K
Sept. . . 3i 35H3H 35H
Oa ta U97
wny. . . SIM 30M 31
July. . . 26 M 20
Sen : . . .
lork
May. . . 11 07H 10 P2)i ) 11 07H 10 85
July. . . 11 illS 11 13 U 35 11 10
Utd
May. . . C 72U ! S 85 B 72K 6 85 '
July. . . 5 77H 5 UZk B 77K 5 8.1 B 7S
Sew ' B DO 0 0-JS B DO 0 O'-'H B 82h .
th'tltlbft at
May. . . 6 B2K D DTK B BO 5 67 H E 47h .
July. . . C 60 6 05 6 Cfl B 11.1 A (10
Sept C US B 724 6 US 6 72k B 00 3Hc.
No. I.
Cnth quotations were as follons : at
FLOUR Plrm : southern winter rat'ntn. $5.300
; southern winter itralKhts. $3.00275.10 ; clear ,
I4.SJ34.90 ; rprlnir wheat specials , J5.M ; epilns
wheat nalfnts. ; j.70fiC.OO ; roft sprlnK wheat pat low.
, S3.C033.80 ; spring wheat straights. $5.000 '
: sprlns wheat bakers , H.ry > ffi4.CO.
WHUAT No. 2 spring$1.10 ; No. 3 sprlne ,
tt.ooai.is.
1-nitN-No. 1. 34 34'Jc. tle
oXTS-No. I. 31iTJH4c , f. o. b. ; No. 2 white ,
2Wc 11.23
IlVC No. 2. : < .4c. ers.
.
RKI3DS ' . No. 1 flaxseeJ , $1.31. Timothy , prime ,
rnOVISIONR-tten * pork , per bbl. , 12
. IJinl. per 100 II * . . S3.M > . Short ribs
Icxise ) . I3.J5OS.70 : dry Bnlteil shnuldcrii ( boxed ) ,
7535.00 : short clear s'llea ( boxfil ) . t3.S3if6.OJ.
WHISKY 10. Dl tlller > ' nnlthrd Rood * , per cat. ,
loaf , 15.69 ; granulated , $3.139 ern
No.
] tid
On the Produce exchange today the butter "
market was quiet : creanwrles. URlCHc ; dairies
ISBlSc. Che e. steady , unchanged. Ewsiolic' 76s
poultry. In fair demand : turkeys HIIO . One
chickens , 74C8o ! : ducks. SflSHc. - C2s
JTs
Manoliruter Textile Fabrics. light
clear
MANCHESTER , Eng. . May l.-Falr. but
rather Irregular business was dona during a
theweek. . India and China were the best
* . Considerable Hnea wtro returned
owing to Insufficient limits , the minor mnr- i
giving numerous orders for small qtian-
. Prices were generally fairly held by
h\uvy enjrnge nerbYarns were rathfr
. In exceotKTMil caiva H and generally
lel tT. Generally speaking Lancashire .tl.10
in a very healthy position. Germany
raporU swme lackealn < Uemand , tout prices
nro firm. French ndvicos say nrns ore
with good demand.
orwn kettle. JVfHc ! centrifugal urnnulntwl , 4f f
whites. 4Kc : yellows , I l.ltfM 9-lCo ! seconds , I"
< flo. Molasses , dull : centrifugal. 4013C.
OMAHA OK * Kit A L MARKETS.
Cnndlflnn of Trnilp nnil Qnnlnllonion
5tnplc unit Knncy I'rodnce.
naas-oood tock. d.
nUTTKIl Common to fair. SQllc ; s pitolor
t"c ; enthcred crcamerr , 140ISc.
VHAtr-Cholce fat , SO to 1M Its. , quoted nt 80
PC ; larco and conrre , { j7c.
' MVB 1'OUI TIlY Chickens , 7 f'V4c ; old rod t-
r. , JUa34c ! : young roosters , 0 Hc.
OAMK Weather too warm for game ,
P10KON8-Uve , $1.1301,21 $ ; cU-nd plgeond nit
wanted.
MAY Upland , $7. > ! mlolHnd , H.OO ; loT-lnnd ,
ti.M ; rye straw , tl 00 ; color maKes the price en
hav ; _ llRht links cell the best ; only top
lirlnu lop prices.
VnOETAllLES.
picked "navy , per _ t > u. , , $ l.5. ,
t'Sl'KT , I > OTATOtS-Knn : n ; . 10-pcck bba. ! ,
' " I'nfffi.r1"1 ' I'o'n'ws ' ' , | ! .w.
CA ? ? S rNi tw la' > rl'lll > t > cr crfttcr -
.iL.1'- ' 18"01"0 K wn , E080V ; Colorado
tn'ocJ 're norlhern fanc' ' cary | ohl ° ecd Pc *
T.9A\AT9ns-pcr \ n'o. ' H.00i3.23 ,
iinVi ? lTS-1 ; > < T dor" ixmclien. 3Mo.
i jiiiL8IIKS ' cr dnz- bunches , sOSTMc.
n57TA."K-:1' ( : " ' dol- ! bunches , 3 ; 40c.
" ' ! { i c LsF < J'ri ; 21ca2t15Jico ; '
CpCU.MIIKnH-1'cr Ooz. . $ .25ffUO.
WAX lltJANS-U bu. I.OX . , II.
qpYV ? ! fr .Vu" , fancy MI""IPPl. ' U.K.
SPINACH Per tinikrt
, $ ] ,
Pini'LANT Home Rrown , per lb. , 2e.
FllUITS.
? ? ' ' " ' | : ? : ller " 'Plnt Ca8C > ' * K ! 2 < *
Ay)1W ) ' , " . "tockWMOS.W. .
nn
onAnr5 MI-S ? rnncy J * * y. per bbl. , $10.0 > ) .
OHAPES JInlnBaR , J5.0i' 76 CX ) .
THOPICA KJIU1TS.
Hri5Ar.V-S i . . tallfornla : novels , $2.7503.1)0 ) ; seed-
MMONS-Cnllfornla : fancy , J3.00 ; choice , $2.60
W2.ij ; fnnry Mpjslnn. I3.rojj3.o.
n ? . - * AS ! Choice , largj stock , per hunch , /M
C2.Ja ; molluni slzwl bunches , $1.7:02.00.
.
NUTS Amoiiu3 ! , per lb. , laree size , I33l3cj
small , lie , IJrazil.- , per ID. , Offloc : Kngllsli wal
nuts , i'i = r ! b
, fancy toft shell , ICIillc ; tlnndnn ,
S | 9c ; Illliertf , peib. . , I0c ; pecans , tiullihc ; ! . me
dium , 6tf < i Jxiri large , JW : large hickory
nuts , tl.Wfl 10 per bu. ; fmnll. tl.23Ol.33 per bu. ;
coconnuts , per 100 , tl ; peanuts , raw , Sfli'/jc
;
/
roasted. OTlC'.K-
Pfaa Imported , fancy , 3-crown.
- 14-Ib. boxes ,
23o lOc ; S-crown , 44-lb. boxer , 13c ; 2-lb. boxc.i , : : g >
'
'icr box : California , 10-lb. box , $1.
fflllc. UONEV Choice white , 12c ; Colorado amber , 10
KUAUT-Per bhl. , J3.50 : half bbl. , t2.23.
MAPU : SYUUP-flvc-gal. , "
can .
each. J2."n ;
pit. cans , pure , per doz. .
, (12 ; half-gal , cans ,
} fi.2o ; quart cans , J2.CO.
DATKS-Hallowee , CO to 70.-lb. boxes , t',5c ;
Siilr , Co : Pnrd , Mb. boxes , 5c.
CIDEli-Per half-bbl. . 13 ! bbl. . $3.
HIDES. TALLOW , ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hlles , Co ; No. 2 preen
hides , oc ; No. 1 salted hides , Sc ; No. 2
salted hides , 7c ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 to 12 Ibs. green , 9c
No. 2 veal calf , 12 to 13 Ibs. , 7c. ;
TALIjOW , OHHASE. ETC.-Tallow , No. 1. 3c
tallow , No. 2 > ;
, : 4c : rousti tallow , lV4c ; white
greise , 2ifl2c ! ; jellow and brown grease ,
2 > c. 1H4J
c.SIIHEP PELTS-Oreen faltfd , each , I5fii73c ;
irrcen salted
shearings ( short wooled
early eklns ) ,
each , 13c
: dry shearings ( short wooled
( Kins ) , No. 1 , each , tc ; dry ( lint Kansas and early Ne-
brafka butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual
wclRht.
_ 3 . dry nint , Kansas nnd Nebraska
wool flint Colorado pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 3@4c murrain ; dry
butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual
'
weight ,
4JJ'Jcj
dry flint Colorado
murrain
pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 3 ' wool
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VITnUtl
nKl / l.
" - ° " -oc'-
075.00. " ; badger , 6O40c ; silver fox , 3.c5
FnESH MEATS.
' '
tcrs h'clf'eri , 6',4c ;
native cows ,
"
lambs , Sc : sheep , "Uc : market racks ( Ionic ) , fo
notel racks ( short ) , lie ; Ions. ! 9c ; saidlts , 9o ;
lens. 9c ; lamb Ices. lOc : breasts and stews , 2Uc :
toneues. each , 2c : foreauarters. E4c. ! :
PORIf Drescd pigs. Hie per lb. ; dressed hog .
So ; tenderloins , 15 : ; lo'ns , small , 6c ; large , h
6'ic ; spare ribs , 4 c ; ham sausage butts , 6Hc
Boston butts. EVic ; shqvilders , rough , 454c : shoul ;
ders , skinned , Cc : trimmings , 4Vic ; leaf lard , not
rendered , 5V&c ; heads , cleaned , 3c ; snouts and
ears , 3c ; fresh hams , 16 to IS Ibs. , TAc ; fresh
hams , short clears , Gc ; cheek meats , 4c ; neck-
bones , 2o ; pigs' tails , 3c ; plucks , each , EC ; chit
terlings. Cc ; hocks , 4c ; hearts , per doz. . 25c ;
stomachs , each , 3c ; tongues , each , 7c ; kidneys ,
per doz. , lOc ; brains , per dos. , lEc ; pies' feet , per
doz. , 30c ; livers , each , 3c ; Log rinds , 3o ; blade
bones , Gc.
NEW YORK GEM3IIAL SIAUKETS.
luotnUon * for tlic Dny OH General
ConinioilltlcH.
NEW TOKK , April 30. FLOUn Receipt * . 21-
010 bbls. ; exports , 34.C37 bbls. ; qu'et but strongly
held ; winter patents , | 5333.75 ; winter ntra'ghts , '
t5.15Q5.23 ; Minnesota patents , $5.Mg6CO : winter
extras , $3.90O4.3S ; Minnesota hakerr , t4.COSG.OO ;
winter low grades , $2.COS3.00. nye flour , firm at
$3.2303.55.
COHNMEAk Firm ; yellow western , C6c.
MAVJl Stronger . ; . No. 2 western , U9UQ , I
11ATTTK.V Firm : fecd'ng , ,9 . ' At
I1AUI.HY MA1.T Steady ; western , GS070C.
WHEAT Receipts , 224,775 bu. ; exports , 32.C33
bu. ; spot active ; No. 2 red , tl.IO'.i , nominal
o. b. afloat. Options were generally
strong at
all day. Influenced
by heavy covering on repo ts
Russian famine and b'g weekly clearances , at
closed lo lower on May. but ? OTlc higher on
later months ; May , tl.17t4Rl.I9 ; clcsed , $ ! . .
CORN Receipts. 244,725 bu. ; exports. 167.C03
bu.j spot , nrm ; No. 2. 40T4c. .Options fairly ac a
tive and strong on higher cables , liberal weekly
clearances and the advance In wheat , closing
ttQUe higher ; May , 39Uc.
OAT3 - Reelpts , 2C8.SOO bu. : exports. . as
. : fpot market stronger ; No , 2 , 33c ; No , 2
white , 37c. Option market was active and
strong ; on a big advance In cash property , clos
! 42 higher ; May closed , 33c.
HAY Illi-her ; shipping , 03c ; good to
choice , G3f73v.
HOPS Qu'et : state , common to choice. 1'95
crop , 483c : 1S98 crop , 7Sc : 1857 crop. U
Paclfls coast. 1W3 crop , 403c ; JS96 crop. T
crop , 150 ICc. use
HIDES Strong ; Texas dry , 1254c ; California ,
.
I7V4C-1SC.
LEATHER Firm ; hemlock sole , Buenos
Ayies. WWeJOc.
WOOI Qulet ; fleece , 36@2Si ; Texas , 12014a the
the
PROVISIONS lleef , flrm : family. $ tl.OOW12.00
extra mess , $10.00 ; beef hams , t.3.M ; packet , ;
t'O.SOflill GO. Cut '
meats , steady ; p'ckled bellies
,
iS.5ft7.03 ; pickled rhculies ! : , (5.00 ( ; plckl.-d hams ,
t7.73fiSrO , I ard. firmer ; western steam doted
$1.03 : refined firm. Pork , flrm : mess , tlO 73fj >
ll.ffl ; short clear , I11.COSI1 00 ; family , $12.ro ®
12.50. Tallow , flrm : city , SKc ; country , 3 9-160
. as to quality. the
OILS Petroleum , dull. Rosin , steady ; - trained ,
common to go l. $1.42 61.45. Turrentlne , flrm beef
34c. Cottonseed oil. stead'er , but business re
tarded by rtrength of frelg-ht rates
; prime crude ,
194O20j ! ; prime crude , f. o. b. mills , 1CQ17C .
;
prims summer yellow , 24R2IVic ; oft summer
. 2.1 < l4O24c , nominal : butter oil , 2 { KSc ; prlmi yel
w'nter yellow , 2SV4e29 c. best
RICE Strong ; fair to extra , 4G6',4c ! $ ; Japan , 3.90. were
MOU\RSFs Stcnily : New Orleans , open ket
, good to choice , 2 23 ; . pens.
METAUS pig Iron , quiet : southern. M.T30 and
; northern , tlO.(0@12.(0 , Copper , flrm : brok
. $12.00. Ixnd , steady ; brokers , $3.60. Tin ,
plates , steady. sheep
I1UTTER Receipts. 6.641 pkgs. ; market steady ;
western 15c. creamery , 13Jfl7o ; Elglns , 17c ; factory.
CHEESn Receipts. 79S pkgs. ; market flrm head.
large , choice , 7KfrS4c ! ; email , choice. SVJSS'jc : head
lights rklmr , GV4ti4c ; part skims. 4G5Uc ; full ; ping
skims. ZtTJc. tl.W
EQdS Receipts , 8,761 pkijs i market flrm ; west 4.M
, llc ; southern , lO oiuTc. ' ' Ibs.
Liverpool Market. cows and
LIVERPOOL. April 30.-\VHEAT-8pot. flrm 3.SO
. 1 California. 9s HdClOs ; No , 1 red northern , ; sales.
spring. s 7d.
CO N Spot , quiet ; American mixed , new , 4s head
; futures , nulet ; May , 4s l < id ; July , 3s lid ; 3.90
September , 3s ll id.
KI > OUn-St. ' I/ouls fancy winter , flrrrf. 1s 3d. ket
HOI'S ' 10s. At London d'aclllo coast ) , dull , 3 10s
PROVISIONS Reef , nrm : extra. India mess ,
3d : prime met * , 70s. 1'oik , flrm : prime mrss ,
western , S5s ; prime mess , mfdjumwestern.
J. Hams , short cut. firm. 39s. Bacon , dull ,
W : short ribs. 3S I6d : long- clear .middles ,
, 36iJons ; clear middies , heavy/'Us ; short
backs , 33s ; clear bellies , 37s. Shoulders ,
square , flrm , 28s. lard , prime western , "steady ,
Gd. Tallow , prime city , flrm. 21s. 6.87H
CHEESE Plrm ; American finest white , 42s ; soring-
merican fln st colored. 44s.
OILS-Cotton > eed , Liverpool refined , strong- ,
3d. Turpentine spirits- , strong , SS ( d. Roiln ,
common. Cs 6d. .
n
Drtrolt Msirket. 100
DETROIT. Aorll 30. WHEAT-No. J white , 64.75
: No. i red. cash and May , Jl.U , OS.00
OORN-No. 2 mixed , JCUo. ers
OAT8 No. 1 white. Sic
RYE-NO , i c. lo
OMAHA LIVE 'STOCK ' MARKET
lift
IT HI
I Week Closes with * , ' 0 cd Ran and aTery
Liberal 'Bequest. '
STRONG TO HiGHEJMN ALL BRANCHES
Cnltlc nnrcm Tnkc Everything Of
fered Knrir , , ; HIIIIO ; thp Ho *
Men Sornrnblc ( o ( Jot
the *
SOUTH OMAHA , Aj > rll SO.-IUcelpts for
the days Indicated werp :
Cattle. Hogs. Bheop.Hor's.
April 30 1,502 C.900 1,32:1 : Bl
April 29 2,093 G.2SS 6.813
April 23 1,533 8,753 8.C05
April 27. 2,972 7.S40 4.3S2 ! >
April 20 3.11S 8,0X3 3.900 73
April 23 1,301 4,237 3,330 21
April 23 1,375 8,2i7 7,170 . . . .
April 22 2,359 6,017 1,318 1
April 21 1.C11 8,075 7.401 8
April 20 2,970 8.C01 2.2S2
April 19 2.733 2.B78 3,931 2
April 18 1,473 1,924 1,303
April 10 1,031 3,009 7,723 21
April 15 2,209 C.OI9 10.370 . . . . .
April 14 1,411 5.778 11.7 < 7
April 13 2,543 5,472 1.S90
llecclpts for the week with comparisons :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Week ending April 30. . 12,700 41.039 32,221
Week ending April 23. . 12.00C ' 37,344 17,318
Week endlni ? April 10. . 14,299' 32.193 41,675
Week ending April 9. . . 11,589 27,253 37,635
Ilccnilpts for the month , with comparisons :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
April. 1S9S 61.114 13S.434 128,673
April , 1J07 B1.S11 103.830 4S.833
April , 1S9G 33,823 83.654 20,114
April , 1S93 33,409 87,004 27,107
April , 1894 69,473 142,637 18,003
April , 1S)93 ) CS.4G9 100,871 24.332
The ofllclnl number of cars of stock
brought In today by cncVi road was :
Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p. H'r's.
Mo. P. Ily 4 2 . . . .
U. P. system 16 22 G . .
P. . E. & M. V. II. U. . 11 33
C. , St. P. , M. & O. Ry 11 3
H. M. K. H. U 28 25 2
C. , n. & Q. Ry 1
K. C. & St. J 1
O , , R. I. & P. Ry. , K. . . 1 1
C. , . I. & P. Ry. , W. . . 1
Total receipts . . . . 70 8G 7 2
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Buj ers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co. . . 69 216 237
G. H. Hammond Co. . . 420 S4S 3S9
Swift and Company . . . . 347 1157 400
Cudnhy Packing Co. . . . 323 2489 295
P , D. Armour , Chicago. 972
J. L , . Carey 19
Huston & Co 21
Krebbs & Co 29
L. P. Husz CO
Meyers 194
Morltz P. & P. Co 15S
Cudahy P. C. , K , C. . . . 76
Other buyers 34
Totals Z673
There was nbout the usual num
ber of cars af stock hero for a Satur
day , nnd the markets .TS a rule were in
pretty good condition for fellers , especial y
the market on hc s. It was n. dark and
rainy morning which made everyone a little
late In getting < le.vn | to business , but for
all that practically Everything In the yards
was sold nnd in good season.
CATTLD-For thd1 last day of the -week
tlKre wtis a good run of cattle , about sev
enty loads being reported In , ns agalmtt
fifty-reven : a week ago , fifty , two weeks ago
and 'thlrty-onie ' three wertH ngo. Chicago
ami Kansas City \vere' reporting only 250
head between them ! 10 that this wai prac
tically the. only market In the country , and
there was nothing In the way of a guide.
Quito a number of corrrfed bseves were
on sale , ami rome of them very fair stuff ,
though there | Afi.9 nothing equal to the best
cattle , here yesterday. ' The market as a
whole was in a very satisfactory condition.
15uy ; rs nil secinwd td want a few cattle , and
the demand was just about equal to the
supply so that offerings 'genera'ly met with
a favorable , reception , ana an early clearance
WO ! effected. The' prices paid were Just
about the tame -prevrtl'.cxl yesterday , the
market being .quoted . steady to strong.
Cows and TKilfs.Wwerc 'rc.iaonfl.UlSr flctivt
and the ofYerlngsl'sbld dt Just'alboul steady
prices , there being no quotable ch'ango in
the market. ,
Tlwro were' not enough stockcirs and fecd-
"ers In the yards to 'make a test of the
market , only a few oddu and ends being
offered for sale\ Regular yard operators
nro talking In a more hopeful tone of the
future of the trade In stock catt'c. They
say that money la gradually easing up a
little , white nt the. same tlmo the country
seems to be in more of a buying mood. A
llttlo firmness is already noted In prices ,
and those. Ixho are following the course of
evt/nta / clossly expect to sea Improvement
the coming week in both price * nml-demand.
Sand There were only about ninety "cars , of
hogs In the yards , as against 123 n werk ago
and eighty-three two weeks ago. The receipts
were something of a disappointment , as It was
anticipated that the Improvement In prices would
brine In a. flood of hog * today , and the name
thing was true at Chicago , where a much larger
run had been expected.
runT
Tha ; fact that receipts ! did not meet expecta
tlon ! ) constituted the clilrf ) feature of , Btrength , us
there wnn a very active demand. The buyers
nt this t point all seemed to have large" orders. In
addition to which there was a good shipping de
mand. As a result the trade opened up 2'Aa '
to Cc I higher and was active at the advance , A
largo proportion of tha arrivals noon changed
ImrL . 13.80 being the popular price.
Later on It became evident that there were
not enough hogs to nil all requirements , the
market gained In strength , and when the last
train pulled In the buyers were jumping after
the hOKs at prices that were 0J10c' higher than
yesterday's market.
The most of the hogs sold nt $3 80W3.90 , ns
against J2.7W3.SO yesterday. Everything was
sold and weighed up before the middle of the
forenoon , or very soon after the last train pulled
Into ( the yards.
The last week of the month proved to be
the high week BO far an hogs were concerned.
the commencement of the week the market
showed some weakness , but It advanced very
sharply on Tuesday , reacting' slightly on Wednes
day and Thursday , only to advance sharply again
the cloee of the week. The week closed
with the market about 12Vio higher than It wax
the opening of the week and a good 10e higher
than It was at the close of the previous week.
Since the opening of the month there has been
gain of about 20a In the market. The most
encouraging feature of the week's trade In hogs
wax the better demand on the part of local
packers. For a time , owing to the uncertainty
to the future of trade , consequent upon the
breaking out of war , every ono appeared to l > e
afraid to do business , preferring to nwnlt devel
opments. This week there has been less hesi
tancy and buyers have taken hold as If there
was an actual and urgent demand for the $
product. The arrivals of each day have met PI.
with ready sale at current prices , and It has
made apparently little difference whether the
receipts were large or small , buyers have had
for them oil.
SHEEP The week dated with six cars of Ugh
ttitro and lambs on sale. The demand was pror
good and everything folir-qulte readily at Just strc
about steady prices. As usual at the clore of 4.DO
week there was very little of interest In
ma.'ket. heai
raid
CHICAGO LTVE STOCK MARKET. 4.07
llgh
Offcrlnfr * of Cnttle Ar Llght anil Find
CHICAGO , April 30-i-Orrerlngs were light In Tor
cattle market today , nnd found ready eale. choL.
Prices ranged from W.'fj ) , U ) 14.30 , a few choice
steers selling at } * .iff3.2i ; stockera and (00Rl
feeders brought I3.90R4.3J ) cows and heifers , cull
M.Wtt4.K ; calves , H.OW6.00. '
Trade In hogs wus brink J d prices averaged 62
higher ; common to bett stjfd at S3.7Mf4.12H. the
selling 7Hc below prime heavy hogs ; sales filer
largely at ll.KWi.Ota. , J'lgs brought 3.W moi
moit
. t
Llttlo business was transacted In the sheep coin
. Clipped uheep wefrflf salable at ti.KOt.M KM
lambs II.2.W.75 foT"cllpped. Wooled were S5.M
Quoted at I5.004tt.40. , , "
ItccelDts : Cattle " , 20)1Irea'd ; hogs , 16,000 head ;
, 2.W ) head" . '
,
St. LauU.ia -e Stock. lprln
ST. LOUIS. April 30. .clTTLE-necelpts. MO Omi
. Including I'M head , xans ; shipments , 400 Chic
: market steady ; -fair to fancy native ship Kor
and export steerjjH.S5f5.25 ; bulk of sain. Bt.
4.SO ; dressed beefi uw jbutcher steers , 14.159
; bulk of sules. H'tOUI. ? ! ; steers under 1,004
. . J3.90B4.W ; bulk oflsulw. t4.1Sr4.3ii ; stackers
feeders , t3.C064.SO ; bulk of sale * , t4.0004.40 ;
and heifers. t2.00Q4.i ; bulk of cows , I2.760
: Texu and Indian steers , tl.4094.eo : bulk of
. t4.0084.SS ; cows and heifers. t2.S003.75. 6
HOGS Receipts , 2,600 head ; shipments , 2.500
ror
; market strong to 60 higher ; yorkers , f3.7Sg >
: packers. J3.8iW3.S5 : butchers , 13.9004.00. IrvT
SHEEP Receipts , none ; shipments , none ; mar
nominal ; no sales reported. tin
Neir York Lire Stock. cerV
NEW YORK. Acrll SO. BEEVES Iieceln' SSI & V
Alt
marka 1.
the
8HKEI- AND LAilDS-Recelpu. S.S22 head : "a
market dull and weak ? urmborn lambs 211
; clipped , t4.5flfl6.0 : one cur fancy 239
soringlamt . t2.UKH.DO ; sheep nominal. all
HOas-Recelpts , I.OS7 bead ) market steady , 2.
the
Ksmsan Clljr Live Stock Market lon
KANSAS CITV , April . -CATTLE-ntcelpts. ° lfl
head : market unchanged ; Te ns steers , H.tO I _ , 3.
. ; Texi cows , f3.OOtH.30 ; native liter * . $3.50 n
. ; native cows and heifers , $ i. : C3.75 ; stockerl
and feeders. U.MU5.JS ; bulls. .10 4.75. B
I1OQ8 Receipts. 4.600 htad ; market strong to c ° l
higher nd actlvt ; bulk of Mlei , tl.Ttei.M ; A
JOBBERS RND
OR OMAHA.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Parlin , Onndorff
t Martin Co
Jobbers of Farm Machinery.
Wicoas ) and Buttles - Cor. Itb and Jens *
ART GOODS
Hospe
Picture Moldings.
Mirror * , Frame * Backing 'and Artlt'Jt '
Materials.
BOOTS-SHOES-RUBBERS ,
n mcrican Hand
1 V Sewed Shoe Go
M'frs | Jobbers of Foot Wear
WESTERN AQRKTS FOtl
The Joiaph Banigau Rubber Oo.
F H. Sprague & Co. ,
Rubbers and Mackintoshes.
1107 Howard St. , OMAHA
P.P. Kirkendall & Co
Bootst Shoes and > Rubbers
Slltirooms 1101-110M1M Harncjr Strict.
T. Lindsey ,
WHOLE3AI4I
RUBBER GOODS
Owner of Chief Brand lCacklntoilMs >
\A/.V- \ Morse Co.
BootS ) Shoes , Rubbers ,
AT WHOLESALE.
Ofllce and Salesroom 1113-21-23 Howard St.
BAGS
Remis Omaha Bag Co
Importers and Manufacturers )
BAGS
614-16-18 South nth Street
BAKING POWDER1 EXTRACTS.
arrell & Co. ,
SYRUPS ,
Uc lasses , Sorghum , etc. , Preserves and Jellies.
Alto tin cans and Japann.d war * .
CHICORY
American
The
Chicory Go.
Growers and manufacturers of all fotms of
Chicory Omaha-Fremont-O'Nell.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE
H , Bliss ,
Jthporttr and Ji W s >
Crockery. CAt'tw , Glassware ,
Bllvtr Plated Ware , Looking Glasses. Chan.
dellers. Lamps. Chlnmeya. Cutlery , Bto.
141O FAHNAM ST.
CREAMERY SUPPLIES
The Sharpies Company
Creamery Machinery
Boilers ; Engines and ) , Feed Supplies. Cookers. Wood Pul.
ley * . Shafting , Boltlnc. Butter Pack *
ase * of all \lndi.
97-POD Jones Bt. -
'
eayles. 3.84.00 ; packers , | 3.753.95 : mixed ,
j.753.M . : llghtts ' , 3.904.00 ; yorkers , 3.73@3.80 ;
No sheep.
IndlnnapnllH Live Stock.
INDIANAPOLIS. April JO.-CATTLE-Hecelpts.
? nt ; shipments , none ; small supply sold
vjmptly , steady to strong prices ; eood to prime
rers. * 4.80ii . ; fair to medium steers , 14.600
90 : : medium to cowl steers. I4.3S64.60.
IIOOS Itecelpts. 3,500 head : shipments. 2,000
od : market fairly active , 2'45c hleher , all
ild ; Rood to choice medium and heavy , I1.9MJ
07VJ ! ; mixed nnd heavy , U.90S3.93 ; common ,
jhUi , (3.S003.00.
Bant IlurTulo Live Stock.
EAST UUFFALO , N. Y. , April 30. 1IOQS
'orkers , gos.1 to choice , H.S084.CO ; pigs , fair to
hulce. I3.7503.00.
LAMHS Choice to extra , I4.65iff4.03 ; fair to
ood. 14.0004.73.
SHEEP Choice to selected wethers , JI.1S04.25 ;
nils to common , t3.23Q3.75.
Ka t Mlirrtr Live Stock.
PJAST LinBHTY. Pa . April SO. CATTLE
leady : extra , ts.1595 30 ; prime , t3.03Q5.10 ; com-
ion. J3.MiiTf.15.
HHBER S < * ady : choice clipped. H.Wl\.X :
nnmon. l3.1."f3.C5 : choice clipped Iambi , J4.RS1J
: : rnmmon to eood , t4.KO4.SO ; sprlnK lambs ,
i.0007,00.
9
Stock la Slvht.
Record of receipts of live stock at the four
-lnclp.il markets for April 30 :
CntMc. Hoc * . Sheep.
maha , 1.W2 Krai 1.133
lruiro : < 16.0X ) 2,510
annas City 10 4.t # >
Loul WO 2.COO . . . .
Totals 2. 3 29.000 S 8.3
SUfnUJtiE COfltT I'JIOCEKDIVGS.
Staples apnrnst Arlington State bank. Er-
from Washington county. Affirmed ,
rvlne , C.
To review an order denying a con-
ua nee It Is necessary to take an ex-
eptlon to the ruling In the trial court.
Phoenix Insurance company ncalnst King
Cronln. . &ror 'frcm ' Holt county.
Lftlrmed. Norval. J.
. An assignment In a petition In error
hat the court erred In rejecting evidence
appears at record paces 209. 209Vi , 210
, 212 , 216. 21BV4. 217 , 220 , 223. 224 , 230 , 238 ,
, 240 , 241 , 243 , " la too general for conslder-
tlon.
. To obtain a review of the rulings of
trial court on the admission or exclu-
of testimony , each ruling must be spe-
Itically assigned In the petition In error.
' Alleged errors argued In t'ne brief
rhlch are not assigned In the petition In
rror are unavailing.
Stevens against Kirk. Error from Fierce .
ounty. Affirmed. Sullivan , J. I
verdict found upon substantially con-
DRY GOODS.
H. E , Smith t Co.
( porters aid Jotter * !
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods
AND NOTIONS.
DRUGS.
'ichartUon ' Drug Go.
Jackson St.
r. O. RICHAIIDSON , Pre t.
0. V. WELLE R , V. Prett.
T ho Mercer
Chomicel Co.
U'frt fflonAarii Vharmnotutteal Jr ar .
tlonl. Sptelal Formulae Prepared to
Order. Sena fur Catalogue.
L bor torr , 11U Howard 6t , Omaha.
Druggists and Stationers ,
"Queen Bee' ; Spccltltle *
Clears , Wines and Brandies.
Oomir 10th and llnrnty Btnct *
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
U/estern ESostrical
vv Company
Electrical Supplies.
Electric Mining Bolls and Gas Lighting
O. W. JOHNSTON. Mgr. 1510 Howard Bt.
Wolf Electrical
Supply Co
WHOLESALE ) AND RETAIL '
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
i ON Fraud St ,
FRUIT-PRODUCE.
Branch & Co ,
Gmmission Merchants.
B. W. Corner irth and Howard Sts.
Uembers of tht National Learut of Commis
sion M rchants of tht United States.
GROCERIES.
McCordjrady Co.
13th and Lcuvcnworth St
Staple and Fancy Groceries ,
ru AND corrtc ROISTERS , etc.
oyer & Raapke ,
WHOLESALE
FINE GROCERIES
| Tern * , Bptces , Tobacctf n& Clear * * "
I 1403-1407 Barney Birttlr
laxton and
Gallagher Go
IXPORTBRS. .
OA8 COFFEE IIOASTER9
AND JOBBINa GltOCBRI. !
TVltphon * tO.
HARNESS-SADDLERY
J HHanoy&Co.
W
'
M'ff *
HARNESS , HADDLKft AND COLLARg
Jolbtri of Leather , Saddlery Hardware , Ete ,
Wo solicit your orders. 1315 Howard Et
HARDWARE.
Pector & Wilhelmy Co
Wholesale Hardware.
Omaha.
fllctln ? evidence will not be disturbed In
this court.
Kelsey against Klabumle. Errsr from
Douglas county. Itoversed. Irvine , C.
1. A judicial ofllcer nctlnpr within his
jurisdiction and In a judicial capacity Is
not liable fort euch , acts. '
3. A Justice of the peace has jurisdiction
to issue a warrant for the
arrest of a
garnlshce who , having been cnmmonod.
refuses to appear and answer. The failure
failure to tender the Karnlshee ills fee. If such
excuses his failure to
appear. Is
merely n defense to the contempt
ing's and does not render the Issuing proceed of the
warrant void , or the justice
civilly liable
for having Issued It ,
Atkins ugvlnst Sseley. Error from York
county. Afilrmecl. Kyan , C.
1. Under section 346 Cede Civil Procedure
books of account are not admissible unless
It affirmatively appears that the essential
requirements of salil section
arc
' complied
wlt'n.
2. The admission of Immaterial evidence
from which no prejudice could
result fur
nishes
no sufllclent ground for the reversal
of a judgment.
Home Klre Insurance
Dects. Error company against
from Buffalo
Affirmed. Harr.-on , C. J. county.
1. An appeal frcm the judgment of
a
justice of the fxaceIn an ordinary civil
action , presents the casa In thti district
court , and If trmi plaintiff : suffer or Invite a
Judgment of dismissal before ( -
a hearingon
the merits the. judgment
constitutes
no bar
to
another action on thfi sarro
cause ,
defendant 2. In a suit on' n , policy of Insurance , the
companf * ' Intirrposed the defense
that the Insured party had
procured ad-
dltlonnr
Insurance/ ore the prcprty In viola
tion of thu terms and conditions of the
policy la suit , and that by such , action the
contract had1 bten > avoided. The evidence.
examined and he-M not to support the con *
tCTitlorv of the .company , but to sustain a
finding tlU't ' no additional Insurance had
been placttl on the property.
AndP.rwH atmlnst Kerr. Error from Adama
county. Affirmed. Harrison. C. J ,
1. If there Is no proper bill of execptlona
in the record , no question can b determined
which , for Its consideration necessitates u
rvferenoo to matters ) which < nu t be made
of the recordl by or through such a docu
ment.
2. To warrant a nevernal , that errors have
been committed and the rights of the
comploJnlni ; party iwere prejudicially
affected thereby , must affirmatively appear
on the record.
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