Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY 13EE: TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1000.
Strtngth and ActWitj Shown in the Whut
Mark.t.
CORN FIRM EARLY AND ONLY FAIRLY ACTIVE
Ayrc, light to heavyweights. 2Sfli,4e; neld, ) nilowt on Saturday. April ". iOOO, as com- commencement. but Improved In splto of
2fl0264r. pile.! ,y the Now Vork Produce exchange, realization. Knlllra were dull, but toward
coaIj-Hteuiiy. it ao follow: 1,10 cose mere was a slight recovery on
PimVtHHiVS llir.f uten.lv: family. 112.00 u-h.-t sr. w u . ..,..,, ivir..i k, English buvlne. Three tier cent rentes,
ft 13.50; mess, liaWBILOO; Iwof hams, $200 Corn. MMd'ni btl.; increase, i.ifW.ooo bu. ,Itnf for the account. Bichnnw on
22.00; packet, ll.fiOfl12.50; rlty extra India Outs. 7.171,00.) bu. ; decrenfe, f2,00o lu. Ryo, 1omlon. 2f.f IfUjo for checks, Spanish 4s
llliw. l.l.WTI will jiieii.n, niraujr . J.Z.H.IW Oil. i incrt-HPF, TiMJl' IIU. liuriOy, .1.,- v""""'
lllg 42enernl IJcmniiil and Higher
Prices lit YnriU Cnime Hide In tlic
i'DivUliiii Mnrket Onts Hiirly
I'olloir Corn's Wrnkura.
CIUCAOO, April 9.-The wheat market
fhottcd both strength and activity today.
Influenced by the reduced world's ship
ments and some unfavorable crop reports,
May closing N.RHc over Saturday. Corn
yielded to the protlt taking pressure, May
.losing fcltte lwn. , $BJuj.
higher hogs, closed strong and lOTfKW i n
vroved. May nU at the close were Uc de-
PX't began the session strong. World's
phlpment for the week showed a "ductton
of over l.OO.ono hu. and there was a mod
trato decrease on passage. The -manncM
of tho Ilusslan contribution tc , sh Ipmon.s
wan a matter of comment. The trench
rn nister of agriculture was quoted as put-
mrli'tv over the mitlOOK. I nns " , " ,
tdiowed a markiMl decrease and that mar
krl 'was strong. Domestic tidings
.Irouth In tho southwest and pf "nfavor-
Jlcma ml was moderate nnd he announce
,no, t if iin increase In the visible of 1.J0S.
JSS hi canst !,1 a reaction which helped
long by the break In corn, carried -May
i, ...iT i.. iKHe Shorts covered on the de
ci ne, however, ami a rally followed. M.iy
ree vcrcd to 66V67c, at which the market
.. Immi.1 l sir. n und VtlMc over Saturday.
NVvT Vork roportVl S "loads taken for ex
port. Atlantic port .clearances It i hl
n nd dour were equal to 2!K).f) bu. I rimiiry
rcrelnts were 7S6.O00 bu.. against 517,000 bu.
h?5t year Minneapolis and Uuluth re-
orto.l OH cars, against 669 last week and
57 year ago. Meal receipts were 11.
cars 1 of contract grade. The government
crop report for April Is dtie tomorrow, but
us professional views as to Its Information
varies ts effect on the market today was
Hill cult to discover Many thought tho
"on 'lit Ion would bo put at M per cent, com
i.irc(l with tho December report, making
the condition 97.1 per cent,
Corn was only fairly active The market
-was firm early, helped by the wheat and
provisions strength, but the pressure of
lirollt seeking lots, combined with stop
loss sales, which caught the decline around
R9T.C caused a lireak which was not re
covered and tho closo was rather weak.
Seaboard clearances were liberal, but so
wero primary receipts. Reclpts here were.
KM cars. 63 cars over tho estimate, The
vjikIi demand was slow. New tore re
jiorted 82 loads taken for export. May
opened Uc to fi-o up nt W0c to W.ia
niid advanced to WHc Tho break carried
Jtay to 39V4c and tho closo was 'Ml He down
" Ablg general demand and higher prices
at the yards -were ro(Veetel In higher
prices In tho provisions pit. There was
ixinslderablo nervousness over the possi
bility of a squeeze and this was Intluentlal
Jn sending shorts to cover. There was u.
wide outside demand as well as buying by
packers. Sales were mostly made by nrollt
taklng longs. May pork ranged from M2.97H
o JI2.S0 and closed loo over Saturday at
J12.S0; May lard, from $G.Nia to clos
ing Wtmie up at Jrt.SOtMT.SS'i. and Mny
ribs, from J7.20 to $7.10. with tho close 10c
Improved at J7.12H. ....
Oats early followed tho lead of corn nnd
In consequence displayed firmness early
nnd weakness later. Receipts here wero 1W5
cars. May ranged from aio to Sl-'tlic
und closed '.ic down at 2Hic.
Kstlmatcd receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 75
cars: corn, &S enrs; oats, 265 cars; hogs,
2.00i) head.
Tho lending futures ranged us follows:
Low. Close.l Sat'y.
pkg.)
tKc.
IJUTTI
decline; -western creamery, KfiSOc; western
laeiory, icit'c,
uiiKKaw ucceipis, pKgs.; wenK, dui
unchanged ; fancy large, white. 12',l1jl2t4c;
rancy large, colored, I3ui3'ic; fancy smnn
Open.
IT7'4!Ti'il
tflfNOV,
41?(V4
is sr.
is sr.
C.T,Vi
fi S7Vi
6 97H
7 10
t; t"0
6 W
J Ugh.
67i
6Si
40U,
i
25
12 97H
13 00
6 82'.
7 021.41
7 20
7 00
ti 97V4I
ami
40
40H
66,
l'iTWi77
I
J0-7
2IW.4 2i4
11 I2IJ(21',
23!il 23U,
12 SO
12 90
fi (fit
92'
7 00
7 12'
so
12 SO
12 S3
f. 7714
0 ST',4!
0 7V4
7 10
6 no
6 90
6GH
6"?iiTi
W.4
39'i
39T(i'S40
401!!,
2li
24'ifl
2.1',it)i
12 70
12 70
6 65
6 75
6 S5
02H
li (i.'Vi
U bO
6.50; plcklwl hHms. 110J5frlO.5o. Iinl. firm; ,
vestern steumwl, (7.20; refined, firm; con-
.n. . ..... V. t ............ - ibnm. 1
J
western
t nent. 17.40: South America. 17.75: com
!ound, J6.40fi.CJ. I'ork, llrm; family.
I'lilhiilt'lplilii Produce Mnrkof.
PHIbADKLPIIIA. Anrll 9.-ltttTTKn-
Tlltll ., M . I 1 1 ..... n n . .. .. ...
$il.36 11.75; short clear. ll3.0Mil4.SO; mess, 'Vy fn,,ry western print 4C
$13.25fil3.W. Tallow, steady; city U2 per KaciH-KInn and 4o higher;' fresh nearby,
Xeiv York .'Moiirj- Mnrket,
NHW YOHK. April 9.-MONi:Y-On call,
steady nt 3 to 4 per cent; Inst loan, nt 3
per cent; prime mercantile puper, 414115 per
cent.
25013 W. Tallow, steady; city (J2 per lcatlH-KIrm and k,o higher; fresh nearby, , STKUI.INO KXCIIANdK-Flrm. with nc-
:.), 6Uo bid; country (pkgs. free). 12'c: fresh southwestern. 12V4c; fresh south- tual business In bankers bills nt JI.!6T1f
,,, . , . em. 12v. ,V for demand und nt I.M4 for sixty
UTTKIt-Ilecclpts, 9.KW pkgs.: steady nt t'HHKSH-Kasler. 'i'?y9i P0"1-''1 riHts. JI.8IWI.Sli4 nnd 4.S7V4tf
I'eorln .Inr1et,
I'lJOUIA, April 9,-COItN-No. 2. 10c.
OATS Inactive; No. 3 white, 2G',1i27c.
iancy large, colored, i.wi.j'ic rancy smnn, wmqif vi.'irm ti, hau kr ii "-.U
white. 12";13c: fancy small, colnfed. ' !.'J. SJIVj 0,1 t,,B bnl"s oC 1""'4
KOGS Receipts, 21,677 pkgs.: Arm; stor
age western, nt mark, 12V(12e; regular
packing, ws'iuw, soutnern, llV4i(isic.
MOVIJMIJ.NTS til-' .STOCKS AMI IIOMIS.
SnOAH Ilnw. strnnu: fair rellnlntr. 3c:
centrifugal, 90 test, le: molasses. Sll-lnc;
refined, firm; crushed, $5.65; powdered, $5.25;
granulated, $5.15.
COKFKR Steady; No. 7 Illo. ViC.
"ilnrUel Mnk- llxpi-cfed llrsiuiie to
t'iifn o in til i- llnuK Slnteiiieiil,
NEW YORK. April D.-The stock market
made the expected response to Saturday's
unfavorable bank statement bv a general
In of speculative ventures. The
pressure was not particularly SC
HICK .Steady ; domestic, fair to extra,
44fii',V4c; Jai)an. 444;4c. drawing
MOl.ASSKS-Steady; New Orleans open selling
ir.,K,'!S.L ,oJ.'-'"0.lc'0' ;&"c'. , . , , , vcro " I'io general mnrket, but with the . V:',' VP' 4, ? Y'"V i-v
1. ihTSmMiVn f,'1,7v. hnn,1l,,ekcl, 4 curtailment of the buying demand consc- do n.V 4s! PVV 1144
1 h?."'.,lVl0?mti,i,c' '.' IC- ..... . quent upon tho dlsalinolntment over the f...,n.i
rmnnwirrJ'il I.Hb 'i ct'ffi.iL
SUA Kit Certltlcates. 60(45Bl',4c: bar,
u9o; Mexican dollars, 47ic
UONDS Onvcrnmcnt, weak: state, Inac
tive; rnllroad, llrm.
The following are the closing quotations
on bonds:
V. S. 2s, reg
do 2s, ref..
do 3s, rtg. .
do coupon
. 99'4N. Y. C. Is ltO'i
.101 N. J. C. g. 5s.... 121
lWHNo. Carolina CS..127
.1101. ,i 4, inn
do now 4S, reg.133'4 N'n. Pacific 33.... 6S
do couiioa 133W do 4s 10IU
do old 4h, reg..U4i,i N Y C. & S Ii 4s..l0U
do coupon 11IUN. & W. con, 4s. 9S
do Cs, reg 113(4 do gen. 6s 133
do coupon 113HOre. Nav. Is 110
u. ot L . 3, U.S....120 do 4s lot
OMAHA LIVE STUCK MARKET
Wnk Starts Ont with Moderate RtcilpU
of ETarythiDg.
GENERAL TENDENCY OF VALUES HIGHER
C'ntttr SImmv tut Ailvnncr of I'lve to
Ten Cents Itiius .sell I'lve to Simi-ii
Centn MlKlier Slirep llrlnu
SntUrnutory Prices.
SOUTH OMAHA, April 9.
Receipts were; Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Ofllclal Monday 2,123 3,110 5,714
On week ago l.f.ll 3.3S0 4,131
Two weeks ago 2.07S 4.119 5,:S7ii
Three weeks ugo 2.120 5 lul 3.;t53
Four weeks ago 1,9:0 4,52' f.3rtl
Average price paid for Hogs for tho last
evaral days with comparisons:
190O.li99.9S.lS97.lbi'6.lsy5.lS4.
ottering prices that were 2Hft6o higher than
iHst week's close nnd some hogs, but not
many, sold that way. The market strength
ened up rapidly nnd was soon 51t7'4c higher,
the close being strong at tho advance. As
the receipts were light as usunl on the llrst
day of the week and tho demand active at
the advance noted above, It was not very
long until everything was sold and uelghed
Up. The hogs sold largely nt $5.32Vi'Ufl.:0.
with tho better loads at $5.374S. 10. It will
be remembered that on Saturday the most
of the hogs brought $5.25J6.30, with the
toi) at $5.32.
ft will be noted from th table of average
prices above that the present week starts
out with the market 2573iV higher than
a week ago, 45c higher than two weeks
ago, and 45c higher than three weeks ago.
More than that, the hogs sold today nt the
highest point of the senson to date. Repre
sentative sales:
NO,
66..
CO..
1 itpjun 1 rs in i.ivertmni. mnrKPi nironc: 1 1. , ..... ..-..,..- .. --,--. 'v t........, ii.'imiiuk i;vn, is., oj.n
cotton by steam. 30d; grain by steam, atfil h u meter t tr bear do I n 1 rices o n low r 4Vi" ,f a-. W-,.l8"V,??'4
MKTAl.S-AsU e from a decided li.cn-o ,. '.! .1 lCn-'L ... "I ''?." l V1.??. r .A0 ..- St I. & I M c, Ks.lll
the prlco of tin there were no new fen- 1 ,. , ' ,.' Si.. u. , r. "V . Ts..l43fe St L .t S F g 6s.. 21
of ImDortance In tho market for .... .. J. .1 . , . .... 10 e. 11. f.s..ia st. Paul con 1,2
today: The decline In tin was due V:S'WT"ii" Chicago Ter, 4s.. 97 St. p. C. & P. ls.H9i
In
turcs
metals
partly to unsutlf factory cables from Ion
don and an absence of buyers. The mar
for effect In dissuading sellers. On tho
contrary tup ntgiier prices seemed to
vue pruiu-inKing and me opening
UVIiyWI 1" " 'lnVdC T e" Sit?
fO.TOnfl 1. as compared wit , $30.9031.14, the reKslon manifested bv Sucnr had nn n
rcvioiis ony s closing. J.aae copper, win o ,,..., ttltiuol1r .loiirosslnir the market.
rnn'wnrnV2 i.?iiB.r.i t , Thl!' mercurial industrial gave evidence
tlSSe? in th.? ?nmn r f ,,,,rlll thp lnlt,'r I,1,rl ,,r tI,p lll' "f ,JelK
.,1,1 lu.; i of ti ri? 1 fm.i i 'Vi' alir oversold, and. nrter having fullon nearly 8
Sneflnr rnleH I ?, 'I Ll fSn mlhn.?H .l" ,0",,', recovered more tllHtl half Of lie
1- if hh 1 .,n, t n2u. If7 &t "VffiL'i- 'lecUne. Tho room tra.lers who had sold tho
$l...',4 bid and $1.,, Hi asked. I h o brokers ,, .,. s.rni,i, nr tin. u-e,ikne In
.inert np loiiii tvii k. as 11ml rnp i.n,mp 7 . . " . .
I.VS " - .'" Hiigar were driven to cover liv tills rally
1 nnd tho aggressive strength developed at
, D. & It. O. Is. ...10314 .In fi 121114
'"I do 4tf 99'iSo. Ilallwnr r.113
mns K. T. V. & O. 1S.102U S. R. & T. s.... 7.1
de- i;rp Ken, la 74Tenn. n. fl. 3s.... 93li
llllll- I JP. T 1 I. -1 ... . r r 111 I
,, . v. j, .n. ,m .J ex. OC X 11. 1R..HJI1 I
OMAHA WIIOI.K.SAI.i: MARK 15 I S.
n few other points. As a conseqilonce tho
closing wus active nnd firm at n level con-
slderably above the low point of tho day.
Condition f Trnile 11111I q.iotnt Ions -but showing net declines for tho majority
on Staple mill I'nnev I'. inli.ee. of stocks. The weakness of Htignr In the
KGOS-Reeeluts liberal fresh stock. 10W "J" iS'lK iiulM. lls,tnPat,1'
.??;..... People's (ills, the Tobacco stocks and a
DRI.SSI.D POL'lntY-f'holcc to fancy number of the Iron nnd steel slocks fell
turkeys, 910c; ducks, 9c; geese, 9c; upilng ivwuy on--lly from 1 to 3 point. The "treng'h
chickens. OfilOc; hens, 9f10c; roosters. CtiGc. mnnlfested bv the New York Trur-t on
i.iv'i.i pnt'iTiiv linn. tn.r.o. served as an offset tn this. The rnllroad list
ut , 1 Ol l'TR-Uens, SV4Ti9c. spring mnlltll,,, a condition resembling su
chickens, S'4e; young, t-tnggy and old ponded intimation. Large Inroads upon tho
roosters, Ijjwj; ducks, 1V4C; geese, 7',4c; rnelflc stocks, Ponnsylvnnln and the
..,5V2!,r. , . . . grangers turned the title toward depreslon
. '!!'TT1''K-Common to fair, 12c; choice, UMtll nggresslve strength developed In Mis
HtilGc; separator, 22c; gutheriHl creamery, NOllr inolflc. This stock moved up to Hl'-ft
n..c,Tr.n1i ., . ' tl10 I'lto transactions on heavy buying
qSTKRS Jtcdlum, per can, ISc; stand- nn,i Hrooklyn Trnnt rose buoynntly to
ard, per can, 22c; bulk stnndnrd. per gal- 7314 with 11 stimulating effect on the gen
Ion, $1.23; extra selects, per can, 30c; extrn crnl list
selects, per gal., $1.601.75: New York 'erv heavy selling orders were nttrlbuted
counts, per can, 37c; New York counts
per kw, ti.zti.
fish Herring, per lb., Be; round perch,
to Chicago nccount and n sharp fnll In New
York exchange at Chicago to 35c discount
may have been due to tills cause. Tito
Cc; sun, Dc; cod, Cc: haddock, 6c: blue plKe, movement In the specialties was due to In
oc, scaicn ann urcsseci pcrcn, uc; ciscoes, .Hvldunl catles. The street was run or ru-
6c; medium dressed trout. 7',ic; cronnle, mors all dnv regarding Sugar nnd having
7.ie; pickerel, 7V4c; flnnnn hnddles, 7',4ci to do with the rise In price nf raw sugars,
whlto fish, 9c; yellow pike, dresoed, 9c: Rrooklvn Transit was manipulated by a
small trout, dressed, 9c; red snapper, 9c; pool with a preliminary tip for an advance,
smelts, 9c: smnkxl whlto fish, 9c. Hlsanpolntmetit over tho reported terms of
PIGEONS I.lve, per Uoz., $1. the People's Clas-Ogden settlement was the
VKA 1.3 Choice, 9310c. cause of weakness In Peoplo's Gas. T.on-
HAY Per carload lots: Upland, choice, .ion showed a disposition to buy stocks
$6.50: midland choice, $3.50: lowland, choice, here In suite of the stiffness of tho London
$3; ryo straw, choice, $3; No. 3 corn, 3G',4c; monev mnrket on the taking tip of nimther
No. 3 whlto outs, 25c; cracked corn, per Installment of C war loan, but last wek's
ton, $14.50; corn and oats, chopped, per ton, large Increase In loans here Is gener-illy
$15; bran, per ton, $13.60; shorts, per ton, nttrlbuted to large borrowings for London
$13.50. nccount to carry stocks here. Although tho
VKGETAni.ES. stock mnrttel weakened on the bank shnw-
ASPARAGCS-Coltrornla, per lb.. 12t?13c. Ing. the money market failed to show any
NEW TUIINIPS-Per doz. bunches. COc. effect of the decrease In resources ot tho
SPINACH-Per box. $1. banks,
NEW HEKT8-por doz. bunches. 400500.
Huslncss In bonds was of moderate vnl-
L.KTTUCE Per doz. bunches, 40c; fancy time and prices were wall held. Total sales
viz y.n'uc;"'M::'; , . ,
fniietl Mn'CH lliu n nuu on u,i.ii-u -i
head lettuce, ner bbl.. 13.
RADISHES Per doz. bunches. SOfl.Ue.
SWEET POTATOES Per bbl., Illinois, In the bid price
j; jerseys. s; inrgo onis., lvansns
POTATOKS-Per bu., choice, i-.Q30c.
CAHnAOK-Callfornln. per It).. 24W3c.
CAUMI'LOWER California, per crate.
CELERY Per doz,, 2530c
per ouncn, bo'uvoc.
Cnmrnerel'il ArU-orM'or's London Ilnnn-
clal cablegram: The markets here were
quiet todm- on temnnr'ry tlghtneax of
monev and the holld'iv feeUnc. Americans
m.nnn.l with nn nnoenrnnco of activity on
California, strong continental demand for Union Pa
cific, WHICH rtisnou tip 10 ui"j ann ui-ii
lArtlcles,
Wheaf
April
(May
July
Sept.
Co ni
April
31 a y
July
Sept.
Oats
May .Inly
tiept.
Pork
3Iny
July
I.ard
May
July
Sept.
Ribs
May July
No. 2.
Cash quotations were ns follows:
l'LOUR-Steady; winter pntonts. $3 CP
8.70: straights. $2.951i3.40; clears, $2.703 10;
spring specials. $3.sofj3.!M; iiatents, M.IOif
3.13: Htrnlghts, $2.60j3.O0, bakers. $2.00i?2.l5.
WHEAT No. 3 spring, esyitK'ic; No. 2
red, 694O70c.
CORN No. 2, 39c; No. 2 yellow, 39V4e.
OATS No. 2. 23ic; No. 2 white, 2SgCS4c:
No. n white, 274i2.SHc
RYE No. 2. 56c.
PARLEY No. 2, 40i4ft42i,4c.
SEEDS No. 1 flaxseed and northwest,
11.72. Prime timothy, J2.3Gtf2.40. Clover,
contract irrnde. $7.60.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork, per bbl., $12.20
C712.S5. Lard, ncr 100 lbs.. Jil.f6fl.S2t,4. Short
libs sides (looe). t7.C5W7.30. Dry salted
nhoulders. $'..BOiifi.75. Short clear sldeB
(boxed), $7.35(177.15.
VHI8KY Distillers' finished goods, per
pal.. $1.25.
SUOARS-Cttt loaf, $6.00; granulated, $5.41.
Followlnr nro tho receljits and shipments
for today:
Articles. Receipts. Shlpm'ts.
Flour, bbls 39.O0O 55,000
"Wheat, btl 69 000 1SI.0O0
Corn, bu 272.0O0 25S.000
Oats, bu 299,0X) 2$6,0O0
Rye, hu. 6,000 8,CfM
llarley, bu 52.000 m.ooo
On the Prodtico exchange today the but
ler market was easy; creameries, lllfisc:
dairies, 13Mlo. Cheese, llrm nt 124? 13c.
Kggs, steady; fresh. 10c.
KIJW YORK (iKMOHAI, M Altli P.T,
Qnolnt loi.n for the Uny on Various
('ollllll.ldltlCH,
NEW YORK, April DFLOUR-Recelpts.
4W19 hbls.; exports, 3.1SS bbls ; Inactive
nml nbout steady; winter straights, $3.I31T
3 00; Minnesota patents, $1.7Ml.0O; winter
extras. $2.(r1i,!93; Minnesota bakers, $2.S5
COD; winter low grades, $2 23ff..40. Ryo
Hour. easy, fair to good. $2.M1I3.15; choice
to fancy. $3,2iHi3.50.
CORNM EAlv Quiet; vellow western, Wo;
cltv. S9c: Ilrnndywlne. $2.23513.23.
RYE Steady: No. 2 western. 62t,c. f. o.
ti., nlloat; state, 67c, c. I. f.. New York, car
''hAHLKY-DuII; feeding, imflWic New
,Tork: malting, 6ivtf53e, Now York.
PAULEY MALT Dull: western. 63fi63c.
"WHEAT Receipts, 67,350 bu. Spot, quiet;
No. 2 red, SO-o. t. o b.. afloat, spot: No. 2
rod, 77Hc, elevator; No 1 northern. Dululh,
77V:, f. n. 1., ulloat. prompt; No. 1 hard,
Duliith. 79V- f- o. b.. atloat. prompt. Op
tlons throughout the forenoon were active
nnd firm sustained by foreign buying nnd
strong cables. III addition to local cover
ing. A liberal Increase In the visible sup
lily, however, opened the way for after
noon weakness, helped by predictions of
rain. Under realizing the market sold off.
closing easy at he net advance. May.
73Mf7!Mc closed at 73Tic; July. 73 13-16'if
T4 5.16c, closed at 74c. September. 74Mf7INie.
closed nt 74'4c.
4X)RN Receipts, 101,323 btl.: exports, 160
bu. Spot, weaker; No, 2, 17Uc, f. o. b.,
nllont, and 46i-.c, elevutor. Options mnrket
early In tho day was strong with provl
hlons nnd on influential buying at Chicago
Jt finally yielded to realizing, however, and
dosed weak at. Wi'Ue net decline. May,
4TJi-le, closed at 45c; July 4S,,lj tbi4c
losed at 45Ho; Soptembor, l5;iHio. closed
lit 45e.
OATS Receipts. 234, S00 bu.; exports, 50
ftiu. Spot, quiet: No. 2. 29c: No. 3, 2Si,c; No.
1 white, 314i32e: No, 3 white. 31c; track
mixed western, 2.W30c; track white, 31iff03e.
Options, dull nnd weak; closed illV
lower; May closed at 2S4c; No. 2 white,
May. closed at 30-V-. , .
11AY Steady; shipping, 5n0c; good to
rholce. miOOc, ,
HOPS Steadv: state, common to ohqlce.
5S3 crop. 60; 1K9S crop, 75i9o: 1S99 crop. 12if
3:10: Pacific coast. ISM crop. Vdict 1S3S crop,
Id'Jc: U99 crop, 12fil3c.
HIDES-1-lrm; Galveston, 20 to 25 lbs.,
J9V,c; California, 21 tp 25 lbs., 21Vie; Texas
drv. 24 to 30 lbs., 15e
WOOL - pull; domestic fleece, 2&fi2Sc;
Texas. 155ilSc
JjUATHER Steady; homlock sole, Buenos
TURNIPS-Rutabagas. per lb., lc. wnn-nl New York -old them 1 d"".
TOMATOES Klnrl.la ni-r Plv.li.nakot nni?lpctliiir the rest of the llt. whleh
crate, $1.50. ,1 nnml -r""ntlioten11V excent Noffn'k r
MUSIIROOMB-Por lb. box. 50c. i AVostern nnd Pbesnpenke & Ohio, which
RHUBARR Per Jb.. 809c. both sides botteht on rumors of a soft cjtl
ONIONS Retail, yellow, 75c: red, S5(ff90c; comltltuitlon. Coppers were strong early
Ohios, per bbl., J2.23W2.50. and Paris made n fresh record on tl"t'
pnuiTd j nt not;, closing nt 59;. Anaeond wore 1".
RTnAWiiRnmrs-T nW!l.t. case. TTtnlw and Avlnns were wnnted.
$7.00: Ioulsannn. per 24-qt. clise. $1.50. " cVb ,UZV I, dlscnunU ni in
PVMh Sfffi' W t'n P-'eent' '.hre davs cenr.,-
$1.60; New York stock, $1.60; fancy. $5.00.
Inelv illcniint M-nre llrm t the bunk rate
GRAPES Malaga, per bbl., $i.00y9.W). . , k lnut r--, 001 cold to RMc'inret
CRANI1KRRIES Jerseys, per bbl.. $10.50; TI1.', iV'l.n... r,rm' J ir L K.nAO nr.
ner er,,io MSA I ' ". B " 1 . . '.
' TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANOEa-Callfornln. fancy navels, per
box. $3.251f3.50; choice navels. $3.00; Med'
Iterranenn Sweets, per box, rj.boxr-.ia.
LEMONS- California, choice, per nox. ;
Atchison ..
fancy, $3.5o; Mcsslnns, choice, per box, $3.50; jiutim0e & b
nA NAN AS Per bunch, medium, $2,250
2.50; large. $2.75R3.0O.
HIDES.
HIDES No. 1 green hides, Vic: No. 2
green hides, 6,'.c; No. 1 united hliles. SVic;
No. 2 salted tildes, 7'ic; No. 1 veal calf, S to
12 lbs., 9c; No. 2 venl calr. 12 to 15 lbs., 8c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY Per 21-sectlon case. $3.60.
NUTS Hickory, large, per bu., $1.23;
shcllbarks, $1.35.
.i-a,1 frnm A l!t llll
The following are the niintntlons for the
.ending stocks on the New York exchnnse
torlny:
1SV;
Can. Pacific . . .
Can. Southern
Cites. & Ohio..
Chicago CJt. W
l'., is. ti. w.
271,1, Tex. & Pacific ..
7P', Union Paclllc ..,
SPi do pfd
3V,a Wabash
57J do )fd
33 Wheel. A L. E.
HM, wis. control
5V4
70
2;i'i
10U
i',i
130 Third Avenuo ...107H
Ciilcn'go. I."&"l! M Adams Ex 117
do pfd 5i'.. Amer. Express ..147
Chicago a E. I. .10.1 U. S. Express... . 47 U
Clileniro & N. W.lti.1
C., R. I. & P 1U4
r. a. c. t st. L. 6i'i
Colo. Southern .. 6'4
do 1st ptil.... -i-l
do 2d pfd.... lfc
Del. & Hudson.. .117
Del. L. & W lS0i?
Dehver R. (.. 21
do Pfd 73V1.I
Erlo
do 1st pfd.
Ot. Nor. tfd....
Hocking Coal
St, I.oiiIm Crnl 11 nnd Provisions. -
ST. LOUIS. April O.-WHEAT-Higher;
No. 2 red cash, elevator, 71V4c; track. 73c:
April, 71-,o: May, 70Vc; July. 67c; No. 2
hard. B4VsfiK!4a
CORN -Uiwer; No. 2 cash, 39c-: track,
40c; April. SStic; May. 3S'4c: July, 39c.
nAT Uui'Mr; No. '2 cash. 2jIAp: track.
26c; April. 25',4c May. 25c; July, 23itfi3ic; Honking Vn'ley
No. I Wltlte. sc.
RYU Firm at 56e.
FLOUR Dull; patents. $3WttXtt; extra
fanev, $3.2003.30; clear, $2.703.00.
SEEDS Timothy, stendv; S2.00fi2.15, or
dinary. Flax, nominal, ?l.o.
CORNMEAl-Stendy at $2.05fJ2.10.
RRAN Quiet; sacked, east track, 70f?72c.
HAYTlmnthv. firm nt $10.00gi3.00; prai
rie, steadv nt $U0.
WUISK'VSteiidv nt Jl.251.
IRON COTTON TIES-$1.30; bogging, 67tf Minn. & St. I
67;o; hemp twine. 9c. do prd
PROVISIONS Pork, stendy: Jobbing old. Mo. Pacific ..1.
m 00: new. $13.50, Dry Fait ments (boxed), Mobl'o it Ohio
higher; extra shorts. S7.00; clear ribs, M., K. & T..
$712',ii; clear sides. 7.?5. Ilacon (Poveqi,
higher; extra shorts, $7.50; clear ribs. $7.02'4;
clear sides, $7.75.
MITI'AI S Lend. steady nt $4.55fjM.57V4.
a,Altnt- 1ttm nt S1.B5.
. . ....... 1 , n7i. x.. T....i.i
rill' I, Ut 1 llliei ; i-uuTrvi'iiT-, -rti,:v, iui- 411,. . ... .11.. ..
kevs, 7l9e: dni'ks. Si-: geese, 3ftCc. j do Pfd...-
EGOS fllgner ni y-.c. umiirm '
RUTT'-'R Steady ; creamery, ZMl.Vbc; Ore. lly
de'r'- 1 Mi le
RECEIPTS Flour. S.000 bbls.: wheat, 2S,.
000 bu : corn, rrti.orni bu.: oats. SS.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 7.000 hbls.: wheat
14.000 bu.; corn, 75.0(0 bu.; oats, 10,000 bu.
. 13T,
. 411i
.163
. ist;
391
Wo.ls-Fiuiro Ex.121
Am. Cot. Oil 37'j,
do prd 93
Amer. Mnltiug .. Hi
do pfd 214
Amer. S. .t R.... 39'i
do pfd
Amer. Spirits .
do pfd
Amer. S. II...
do Jifd
Amer. S. & W
do pfd
Am. Tin Plate
do pfd
Gen. Electric Ss..ll6. iln !s 67
G II & S A Ks..U0'4 Union Pnoltlc -H.1064
do 2s 10S14 Wabash 3s URH
H. & T. C. Ps Ill do 2s ......103
do 0011. (is no 'West Shore 4s.... 1144
In. Central Is ... .1144 Wis. Central Is.. 92'S
K. C. P. & O. Is. 73i Va. Centuries ... 92
La. new con. 4s..l07?i do deferred .... 5
L. & N. mil. 4s.. 101 Colo. So. 4s R4;
5L. K. fi T. 2h.-. 68i; So. Paclllc 4s.... 85
do 4s 914'
When Issued. Offered.
Chollar
Crown Point ..
Con. Cnl fc Vn...lt"
Dendwood 60
Gould H Currle.. 27
Hale & Norcross. 30
Homestakc 6000
Iron Silver 66
Mexican 20
Xriv York Mlulnit Stocks.
NEW YORK. April 9.-The following
nro the official closing quotations for
mining shnrcs;
.S50
. SO
. 11
.175
,8C0
. 50
.320
. 30
. 15
.. 10 Ontario
.. 15 Ophlr
Plymouth
Quicksilver ....
do pfd
Sierra Novada
Standard
Union Con
Yellow Jacket
March II..
March 17..
March 18..
March 1J..
March 20..
March 21,.
March 22..
March 23..
March 24..
March 25..
March 26..
March 27..
March 23..
March 29..
March 30..
March 31..
April 1....
April 2....
April 3....
April 4..,.
April 5....
April 6....
April 7....
April S....
April 9...,
4 85
4 94
4 -$9
3 S6
4 SI
4
3 C5
3 65
3 58
3 58
3 56
4 90 3 63
4 89
4 97
S 05
5 16
5 1
5 10J
5 01
5 15
3 60;
3 67
t 60
3 66
3 60,
3 63
3 K9
3 4
3 701 3 871 i 'I -0
3 71 3 91 3 83 I 70
3 73 S SS 3 81 1 4 4fll 75
3 m
I
3 751
3 76!
3 761
.1 71
S 67
3 65
3 67
3 65!
3 62
3 94
t 00!
?
i 99
3 91
3 93
3 93
3 91
3 86
3 83
3 8'
3 74
1 671
S 71
3 75
3 65
3 59
3 66
3 71
3 70
3 66
3 C2i 3 91! 3 CO
3 65
3 66
5 P.0I 3 651
6 301 3 621
5 27 ! 3 6l
I 3 66
1 ' I
3 hi ,
3 67
3 73
3 79
3 70
3 72
3 71
3 75
3 92
3 92
3 91
3 90
3 85
3 S3
3 801
3 S5
4 411 4 3)
4 36
4 42
4 46
4 66
3 51
3 64
3 50!
3 52
I
3 57
3 59!
3 61
3 62
4 71
4 86
4 74
4 S2
4 SO
4 78;
4 80!
4 84
4 82'
I
4 82!
I 81
4 89
I 811
4 3t
4 M
4 41
4 4J
4J
4 47
4 15
4 53
4 b-J
4 54
4 53
4 43
4 61
1 58
4 69
I 77
4 74
4 83
No. Av. S t. Pr. no. av. s t. rr.
81 209 160 6 274
85 218 40 6 30
72 ....192 ... 5 M S 216 ... 6 35
74 253 20 BM 61 213 ... 6 35
61 Til 10 30 IVS 215 80 5 35
fis 207 ... 5,10 73 2.' 4) 6.1.'.
81", 210 40 5 30 81 211 80 5 35
66 216 80 o 30 71 210 ... 6 ,ft
Hi 213 40 6 32 4 77 230 120 5 35
61 210 ... 6 3J4 6f 216 ... 6 35
85 2mi ... 6 324 S 243 120 5 35
iu inn niA ft ".1 "AT T. 1
mtV V -Jfc.'i II iW OJ
23.1 40 5 324 63 229 80 6 .15
243 80 6 32 4 83 220 ... 5 35
211 40 5 324 07 258 ... BBS
68 2N2 40 5 324 61 OTi ... f :
,67 250 ... 6 324 70 218 120 6 35
85 , ... 6 32 4 61 261 ... 5 3714
:, 4V li .VllA 1.1 ... u
31 261 ... 5 324 M 279 ...
80 2110 80 6 324 69 307 ...
SO SOT, SO B 32 4 49 237 ...
72 219 ... 5 32 4 3 333 ...
76 232 ... fi 324 61 289 ...
79 247 40 5 32,
London Stock llnotntlona.
LONDON, April 9.-4 p. m.-CloPlng:
Cons., money.101 l-16PennsylvnnIa ...724
do ne.ct 101 6-16 Reading lo;
Can. Paclllc 1004 No. Pacific pfd... 79i
Erlo It Atchison -.u 2S4
do 1st pfd.... 414 Loillsvllln 87
Illinois Centrnl ..1I9U nrnnd Trunk ... 8
U. P. pfd 78T Anaconda 114
St. Paul, com....l2SU,Rands 36
N. Y. Central.... 138 I
"iJAR SILVER-Qtllet at 27 7-16.1 per ounce.
MONEY-3f34 per cent,
Tho rate of discount In tho open market
for S'hort bills Is 374 per cent and for three
months' bills 3S4 per cent.
Indlcntes Sunday.
Tho ofllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p. H'r's.
C, M. fi St. P. Ry .1
O. & St. L. Ry 2
Mo. Poe. Ry 13
, C. & N. W. Ry 6
V., E. & M. V. R. R.. 7
' S. C. St P. Ry I
I C, St. P.. M. & O. Ry 29
11. fic M. k. it. n :i
C, R. Q. Ry 3
K. C. & St. J. Ry.,.. 2
C, R. I. & P., cast.. 5
C R. I. & P., west.. 1
Total receipts
SO
S 11 1
1
j2 2 2
2 'i
12 9
1
i ii ii
1
26 r,
Tho disposition of the day's receipts was
ns follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle
Hogs.
331
OS I
676
737
737
Sheep.
151
31
n
"S'7I
1,531
418
Flniincliil .Votes.
CH'ICAaO. April 9.-Clearlngs, $23,675,239:
balances, $1,501,325; posted exchange, $l.8t?f
4.874; New York exchange, 35c discount.
PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-Clearlngs, $10,
375.692; balancet", $1,696,662.
HALTIMORE. April 9.-CIearlngs, $3,071,
635; balances, $556,726.
ST. LOUIS. April 9,-Clenrlngs, $7,054,362;
bnhinres, $906,287; money, 4IT7 per cent:
New York exchange, 10c discount bid, par
A.3 k (h!
NEW YORK, April O.-Clcarlngs, $114,
20i,934; balances, $10,055,148.
ROSTON. April 9. Clearings, $16,597,163;
balunces, $1,474,420.
Cun.litloii of the Trcnunry.
WASHINGTON. April 9. Today's stnto
roent of tho treasury bajanco In tho gen
eral fund, exclusive of tho $150,000,000 gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Avallablo cash balance, $159,635,760;
gold, $95,742,223.
Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS. April 9.-COTTON-Flrm;
sales, 3,350 bales; ordinary, 8 3"-16c;
good ordinary. 811-16c: low middling, 94c;
middling, 9?ic: good middlings, 9 9-16c; mid
dling fair, 9 13-16c; receipts, 2,908 baleM
stock. '278,073 bales: futures, quiet: April,
9.28c bid; Mny,'9.30JT9.32c; June. 9.2939.31c;
Juiy, .z7rny.4c: August, w.osai'J.oic; sep-
e; No-
l.Tnhnr l -VnO 5IW- OMnhrr 7 tl.77
vember, 7.8M(.7.Slc': December, 7.'s05'7.81c;
Jannnrv. 7.R?Ti'7.'i3c-
ST. LOUIS, April 9.-COTTON-l-16c
higher; sales, 200 bales; middling. 9 6-16c;
receipts. 164 bales; shipments, 663 bales;
stock, 60.749 hales.
LIVERPOOL. April 9.-COTTON-8pot,
fair demand prices, l-16d higher; American
middling, fair, BV1; good middling, 5 17-32.1;
middling, 6 15-32.1; low middling, 511-32d;
good ordinary, 5 5-32.1: ordinary, 4 31-32.1.
Tho sales of the day were 10,000 bales, of
which 600 were for speculation nnd export,
and Included 9,600 American. Receipts. 13,
0.0 bales, Including 8,400 American. Futures
opened steady und closed quiet nt the ad
vance. American middling 1. m. a, April,
5 23-01.1 buyers; April-May, 6 20-Gld sellers;
May-June. 5 17-64.1 sellers; June-July,
5 14-GIS15 15-64.1 sellers: July-August, 5 12-61.1
seller.: AinrllHt-Sentpmliei. 6 03.01.1 nellera:
83U j September-October, 4 43-611 ll-0ld buyers;
Omaha Paeklnir Co 79
O. II. Hammond Co 151
Swift and Company 160
Cudnhy Packing Co 116
Armour & Company 119
Swift from country
R. Pecker ."fc Dcgan m
Lobmnn & Co 14
Huston fc Co I
Llvlngstono & Schaller.... 216
Hamilton & Rothschild.. 2S0
H. L. Dennis & Co 130
Frank Hohblck !'S
Other buyers 172
Total 2,203 3,088 5,612
CATTLE Today's' run of cattle was a
good deal of a disappointment. Chicago
'had expected 20.000 or more for today, but
' instead fell several thousand short, and
all tho other markets, Including this one,
, wero lightly supplied. Tho result was that
I buyers seemed to feel tnut there wore
1 hardly enough cuttle to go the rounds and
I they got out Into the yards earlier than
usual una snnppcu up cverywmiB ... buu.l
order. In fuel It wiib about the most ac
tive, markot that has been experienced In a
long time. Tho prices paid for beet steers
were 61fl0o higher thim last week, but as
there was nothing choice among tho offer
ings tho salcf do not show up as high a on
somo days hist week. Still there wero some
protty fair cattle hero und as high ns $l.8o
was paid for some.
Cows nnd heifers were lu. Just as good de
mand as beef eteers and the market was
active on that kind also and SfilOc higher.
It did not tnko buyers very long to clear
the yards and sellers wero extremely well
pleased with tho market. All kinds of
butchers' stock seemed to he In demaiitl
ana even flit bulls sold pretty well to what
t'hey have been doing.
Not many stockcrs und feedcrp wr In
sight, while tho demand was fair, and the
few here met with ready sale nt a little
stronger prices. The ndvunce on beef cnttle
seemed to reassure feeder buyers nnd helped
to strengthen the market on that kind of
cattle. Representative sales:
REEF STEERS.
UVnols Central ..1154 Am. Tobacco
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. P. &. G.
L. E. & W
I do pfd
I.nko Shore
L & N
Manhattan L ..
Mot. St. Ry....
Mex. Central ..
do pfd
N. J. Central .
N. Y. Central.
Nor. & West..
do pfd
184. do Pfd
514 A. Mtn. Co....
IS Rrk. Rnp. Tr.
3.1T.Colo. 1''. & I...
974 Con. Tobacco
200 do pfd
S5i; Federnl Steel .
2K.
.. 17
.. 33
.. 81
.. 517
.. SO
.. 324
.. 81
..1074
..ns
.. 534
October-November. 4 33-61.1 buyers; November-December,
4 27-6lf'4 2S-6I.1 huyers; De
cember-January. 4 25-61.1 htijcrs; January
February. 4 23-64ff4 21-61.1 buyers.
Coffee Mnrket,
NEW YORIC. April 9.-COFFEE-Snot,
Rio, steady; No, 7 Invoice. 77io; No. 7 job
bing, SV; 'mild, steady; Cordovu, 948140.
Futures opened steady at 6W10 points ad
vance; ruled active on covering and In
creased domand for long and foreign ac
counts Increasing the advance to 15 points,
rltt.Mi lia.1t..,. ,.t,l.,c
"1 fimnll nrnztllim r.inl,.lu l.irp wnritliniiua
4S(, '
M4 ,
No.
1
1
o
liiiii
3
1
1
42
CO
3
1
18
11
1
16
20
21
12
24
5
10
17
24
22
34
20
10
Av.
5S0
610
990
1380
770
930
720
1050
993
950
1100
1015
9)3
1020
1121
1013
1189
1108
mti
1001
1031
950
1121
997
981
..1070
Pr.
3 25
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
1 25
4 35
4 35
4 40
4 40
4 45
4 15
4 15
4 50
4 50
I 50
4 50
1 50
4 .V.
4 65
4 55
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 60
No.
"liiii
21....
18....
20....
19.....
11....
10....,
14....
23....
18....
n
saiiii
21....
is....
21....
30
20
45
21
21
1
5
IS
21
26
Av.
1175
9S0
....1132
....1050
1210
....1131
....1190
....1120
1051
,....1183
1219
,...1250
,....1071
1114
iiiil075
....1203
....1291
. 1 liltl
.".'.'.'lll4
...1170
,.,,1225
...1430
...1130
...1241
....UOti
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
Pr.
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 GO
4 65
4 05
4 65
4 65
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 75
4 76
4 75
4 SO
4 80
4 80
4 85
4 85
4 85
. .it.,, j, (, 11 it,, ,, ,,.. -.,,, 1, rt
2'7t deliveries In this ennntrv and the lie In
. i4 do pfd.. ..i.i crease In spot quotations. Uiter llqtil.la-
m1 ''letrlc tlon caused a partial reaction, but general
. ii( viiuvuBB, oiifci" 1 unuerione was nrm arter closing coniu in-
ul , ." iprd ;S creasing tho Havre advance, making It a
. 9G4Int n 1 Paper .... .2Tb et if. Tho local futuro market closed
. 6P .10 pfd bj Hteady, with prices 6fi03 points higher.
' l;nc c,,0,('i1,? v 'Total sales, 30.300 bngs, Including May at
ux't h,l,,,onal ,Vls'ult' ;,! M-Wi -,ul". HV0W5.M; August, $6.8r,i,-3.&0;
.364 do Pfd........ 00 September. $7; October. $7,001(7.05: Novem-
..120 National Iwl -- ber. $7.0OTf7.10: December $7 30ri7.33: Jan-
.1 elk' V" il u ! uur'' February, $7.40; March, $7.60.
76U do Pfd 91
69 N. Y. Air Hrake.125
77' No. American ... IBS
211. Pacific Const.. F2
II ry li.imlN Mnrket.
NEW YORK, April 9.-DRY GOODS The
week opens without chanso In tho ceneral
condition o. the market. Demand has been
Ore. Ry. & Nav. 4i 'o 1st r . ... i indifferent In all directions for both staple
do pfd. ; " do ..1 pr.l...M t aml flinoy cottons. Sellers nro not press-
Pennsylvnnla ... .I ll; ', . 'it ll' S bill ., g Kood8 on the mnrket nnd prlres are
! KnusnN Cltv (Irnln nnd I'ruv Islons,
! KANSAS CITY. Anrll 9 AVI I EAT May,
("i.e- -iish No. linr.1, mitr.V- No. 3, Glitf
G3c; No. 2 red, 70c; No. 3. 06fflfi?e.
i-fiiix-Mnv. 36 Sc enh, No. 2 mixed,
37nf No 2 while 3?1i1SV'iC; No. 3, SSc.
flATI-No. I white. ISc.
I RYH-No 2, 55.
Reiullnir
do 1st pfd..
do 2d pfd..
Rto G. W
do t.f.l
& S. F .
lut pfd .
2d Pfd..
St. L. S. W....
do pfd
St. Paul
.10 pr.i..
St. L.
do
do
19
. H3:
. 31'
. 3'P
. 89
. 11
. 70
. 361
. 12
.
.1244
.1
eoniea ..ns ....iijvu .i,i,,,,, ,...,.i .., T,;i. ii..u ,,.z
Preyed S. C MU ,,n .. lml.,l ,l,.mn fn,- nrlnl eln.l.
vnrn irnn.lK nf nnv Iflml- ha Mmnirn in
prices. AVhlto goods are scarco through
out. Ruyers in tho market for spring sea
son of 1901. Hosiery nnd underwear inac
tive, but generally lit good shape.
..Ill
.110
do nfd
I'ullmnn P. C 183
S. R. & T.
Sugar
.10 nfd
Tentl, Coal .i I.. 934
U. S. I.entv.ec.... 1:1
do pfd
U. S. Rubber.,
do Df.l
i.i'V
KBiI
RYE No 2, SSe. I A o'ntnhn.117 IWostern L'nlofli .. Sl'a
HAY-CN.Iee ilmothy. $lo.fW110.50; choice - p'nc,nr J"! ,. . w Republic I. & S.. 21
prnirle M 75TT7.21. , . ko' Railway 14'i do pfd 01
ui"rT.MTesmerv. UlOe: dnlrv. Uc. . lo tifO 69Tn P. C. C. & St. L. C7
l.-nnsFIrm demand Inrire- stinnlv md
erate: fresh Missouri nnd Kansas stock.
9e dozen, eases returned; now wltltewood
coses Included. 4n.
llKCKIP't'S -Wheiit. 96,600 hu.: com. 41.
2iV1 bu.; ii,. 13(iO'"i bu.
SHIPMENTP-Wltent. 21.6iH) hu.: corn, 11,
000 bu.; onts, 6,(i bu.
.... .. ",,, trir?.,,.. tPv.,lK.
rirst asai. ;iu.u. wm- ..-..
Toledn llnrket.
TOLEDO. Am II 9 -WH HAT Active and oll -iviephono ..313
higher' No " eeh. T24e- May 73c. lloston .t Al 216
rilllN Dull: No 2 mixed, n
OATS Weak and lower; No. 2 mixed,
254 c
tiYF Dull- No. 2 enrh. 5Se.
ci OVFRSFFP Dull and unchanged:
prlmr- cash old tl.Sft: new 5 20- Anrll, $3.10;
October. $1.60: No. 2 see.1. $1.401.624.
Ciillforiiln Dried Fruits.
1.1,11. . . TIT- . .. n r- . . ... .
35':. lu.i.v, .April y. UAl.II' UKMA
:t00i DRIED FRUITS-Qttlct, but steady at tin-
iiliiiiHt-M ihiivb, IMIMIiUHa W..B M.ilL'K ill II1C
market for ovnporate.l apples, with the un
dertone about steady; ndvlces from outside
sources did not Influence the situation In
either direction. State, common, 4'4fi5o;
prime, 6ifi6c; choice, 7fl7'4c; fancy, 7iii
84c. Dried prunes, 34if?7c per pound, as to
hIt.1 llllll rillnlllv AnHnn.a rni.nl llill-.rt-
ROSTON. April 9. Call loans, 3444 per Moor pari;, 15fil8c. Peaches, peeled, 18
cent: tlmo loans, inn per cem. jc; nnpeeleu, 741i9c.
Siiltnr Mnrket.
NEW ORLEANS. April 9.-SUOAR-Qlllet:
open kettle, 3iS I 3-1 6c: open kettle,
centrifugal, 4VifflVc; centrifugal, yellow,
lfil.c' seconds, 2:)i(f( (Uc.
MOLASSES-Qulet and nominal.
2
wiiiii
.... 920
.... 900
.... 770
....10i)
.... 890
.... PS0
....1080
....1120
,...10C
....1020
....1050
.... 968
.... 930
....1106
....1125
.... 970
....1220
....1060
....1140
....1310
.... 9S7
....1011
....1010
....1030
.... 9S0
.... 840
.... 970
.... 920
....1020
.1060
311 4 15 33.
COWS.
2 00
.1113 4 65
2 ft)
2 25
2 50
2 60
2 75
3 00
3 00
3 ft)
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 26
3 25
3 35
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 .-
3 ..')
3 30
3 30
3 30
3 .".0
3 50
3 50
3 60
3 50
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
3
1
12
1
1
1
1
T.'.'.'.V
:t ,
3
.,
3
8
3
1
8
1
11
1.
....1120
... .111X1
....1290
... .13110
....10S0
....1030
....1160
....1115
....1120
....1133
.,..10SO
....1004
....12W
....1275
....1180
....13C0
....1100
....10(0
....1176
....1425
....1100
....1077
.. 896
..1450
..1051
..1110
..1145
.1360
3 1000
Huston Stock tliiiilntlons.
prices fot stocks, bunds and mining shares: j
A.. T. & S. F . . . . J
do ira
Amer. Sugar iii 4
C, R. Q
Dominion Coal
tlo pfd
Federal Steel .
do pr.i..
N. E. G. & C. 5s. 69
Adventure 54
Allotiez M. Co.... 24
Amal. Coppor .... i'5''i
At'nntlc 264
lloston H Mont.. 321
Rtitto & Rnwton.. 83
US i Cnl. ."i Hecin
. . 1T centennial ..
.. 734 Frankun
13(1'
IJ'a
Fltchburg Pfd... .132 Hnmbo4.lt
I Hiil.ilb (irnln SI11rl.Pl.
I PUH'TH. nrll 9 -WHFAT-N'o. 1 hard,
eish. OSUc- Mny, 69ie; Sentember. f..c;
No. 1 northern, cash, CfiKc; May. 674e;
July, ffl'.e; Pivitember. G7,4c No. 2 north
ern. W)f ,1 spring, ci-?.-.
OA T. 'jsw-irjie
CORN-37:c.
H Mvnul.ee (irnln .llnrkel,
MILWAUKEE. Anrll 9. - WIIKAT -Firmer;
No I northern. 67fl6Sc; No. 2
northern. (T.fi66Uc.
RYE Firm ' No. 1, 54'p5SUe.
RAH LEY Steady; No. 2. H?45c: sample,
Mliiiienpiilln When I Mnrket
G.m. Electric
Mex. Ci nt nil .
N. E. G. & C.
Old Colony ...
Old Dominion
Union Paclllc .
West End
Wis. Central .
Atchison 4s ...
13W Oteeola
. I'd', Parrot
. 174 Qulney
.2'. Snnta F Cop.
. 23 Tamurnck
. fAS Ui.h Mining .
. 93 Winona
. l"i Wolverines ...
.lno'J
Oil Market.
;:vj uiiiiiii, rtprn v. ure.nr nainnces, n.w,
154 certltlcates. no bids; shipments. 12S.505 bbls.;
50 avernge, S7.0..2 bbls.; runs, 115,315 bbls.:
uverage, 7o,6S hbls.
., 70
.. 4
..137
.. Gi
..191
.. 31
23...
6...
I 1...
1 1...
1...
1...
1....
COWS AND HEIFERS.
.. 912 3 85 20.: 9SS
.,978 4 15
I! 11 llllll Teiun nt Sioux Foils,
SIOUX FALLS, S. D.. April 9. (Special.!
At a meeting held hero this evening a
414 pormnncnt haso ball nrsoclatlon was or
ganized. Last year Sioux Fnlls had one of
tho host amateur haso ball teams In tho
northwest, easily beating tho best teams In
1100
1070
8S0
960
862
1130
1180
10:0
1480
1450
1440
1770
1300
1730
1690
1800
1400
120
3 65
3 80
4 ft)
4 20
I 35
4 25
1 1090
7.
1....
5....
40....
HULLS.
.1018
... 920
... 600
...ll.U
1.
1
41
. . II I .. 1
I ON'DON 11rll 9 -4 ! in! American 1 !ota nnd from nearby townn In
securHles opened qulot and sluggish, but I northwestern Iowa und southwestern Mln
soon showed llrmnos nnd advanced above ncsota. nnd It Is tho Intention to get to
p.irlty level, letter the Improvement was Kcti,or fully ns good a team this year. Dur
. 1,g1,,,hTh",nmo,,,;l09orf bnHion rtn"2n : tho past few days committees have been
Into the Rank of England on balance to- ! canvafdlng tho city for the purpose of rals-
day was JCl. .000. iioiu premiuunt are inB fumig for til(l raalntenan-o of a team
3 796
4 785
2 1075
89 463
1 650
STOCK
2 995
1 800
1 lino
2 76
3 f)
3 ft)
3 23
3 35
3 10
3 10
3 15
3 50
3 50 1
3 50
CALVES.
G 00
STAGS.
1
CALVES
11
..1410
..1710
..1310
..1510
..1690
..10i0
1690
1 1270
1 1250
1 410
3 50
3 55
3 55
3 65
3 I'm
4 63
3 75
3 73
3 75
3 75
3 75
3 80
3 80
3 85
2 85
3 90
3 90
,1 00
3 90
4 10
I 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 10
4 10
4 15
4 15
4 00
I 25
4 25
4 25
4 30
4 45
3 50
3 60
3 50
3 60
3 50
3 50
3 60
3 60
3 60
4 60
5 374
6 40
5 10
'6 40
3 40
SHEEP Todav's market on both shsep
and lambs was all right for tho sellers. The
demand was good and thti market steady to
11 little higher Some of the Robblns Imnbs
brought $6.95 ns against $6.80 tho curly part
of last week and those here today were
hardly as good an those last week. Some
western lambs brought $7.00 and some
pretty good spring lambft $9.00. Western
clipped Hheep sold as high as l.SOQfi.SO nnd
clipped ewes nt $5.00. It was tin nll-'round
good market and wound up strong.
Quotations: Choice yenrllngK, $6.I51i6.S5;
fair to good yearlings, $6.ftyiiti.l5; good to
choice wethers. $6.ftMifi.l5; fair to good
wethers. $5.7Wi5.90; good to ."holre fed ewes,
$5.50Mo.7S; fair to good ewes, $5.XVi6.40:
good to choice native lambs, $7.00W
7.15; good to choice western lambs. $6.90If
7.15; fair to good western lambs, $6.606.S5:
feeder wethers. $l.50ii6.00: feeder yearlings,
$5.0OT!5.G0; good to choice feeder lambs, $3.25
GU.OU.
No.
1 western owe
31 goats
1 western wether
1 western buck
130 western ewes clipped....
1 western owe
437 western ewes
659 western ewes
220 western ewes
23S western wethers
G19 western wethers clipped
1 western yearling
151 Colorado mixed
1 western laml
149 western lambs
70 western lambs ,
2 western lamos
237 western lambs
S01 western lambs
165 spring lambs
806 wei.tern lambs
1 spring lamb
90 spring lambs
29 spring lamb?
FIVE MILLION ON GHAKITY
l.ndy O.irxtn futile In.lliui (iui em
inent Is Fee. Unit (lull
.Number.
CHICAGO, April 9. Chicago's In.ll.i
famlno committee has decided to open Its
otllces again for the receipt of funds. The
published statements of Lord Curzon, tho
viceroy of India, of tho conditions which
exist has led to the decision, nnd In
responso to a letter of Inquiry Lady
Curzon. formerly Mibs Mary Udter of Chi
cago, cabled the committee tho following
message from I'mbnlla. India, under date
of April S. 1900:
"My husband and I will he rejoiced to
receive nny help that Chicago may ba
willing to glvo toward our terrlhlo Indian
famine. Tho government is relieving
nearly 5,000.000 persons and tho worst has
not yet come. Wo can guarantee that
every dollar subscribed will go to tho
relief of genuine human suffering.
"MARY CURZON "
OIMMIIXH
OX
I, AM)
I.EAMKtl.
Av.
100
67
100
160
110
100
91
92
95
107
95
100
92
60
81
70
70
41
73
50
48
47
Pr.
$4 25
4 25
4 50
4 60
6 00
5 00
6 35
R 35
5 50
6 50
5 60
6 25
fi 2S
6 25
fi 25
90
6 90
6 90
6 95
7 00
7 ft)
9 ft)
9 00
9 00
CHICAGO MVB STOCK MARKET.
Cuttle (Sciirrnlly lllnfirr Sheep nnd
LnniliN Active.
CHICAGO, April 9.-CAlTLE-Recelpts,
17.000 head; generally 10c higher; natives,
best on sale, today, 4 carloads at $5.75; good
to prime steers, $3.10G5.99; poor to medium,
$4.25frG.00; selected feeders, $4.25r4.90; mixed
Blockers, $3.50fi4.00; cows, $3.1O04.CO; .heifers,
$3.a5N.90; canners, $2.0CKfl2.SO; bulls, $2.75f
4.36; calves, $5.20fr7.50i Toxnns, receipts, 600
head; best on snlo today, 2 cars at $5.10;
Texas fed steers, $4.00ijG.lO; Texas hulls,
$X2Vy3.75.
HOGS Receipts, today, 28.000 head; to
morrow, 20,000 head, estimated; left over,
2,500 head; generally 6(jil0c higher; actlvo;
top, u.05; closing strong, highest point so
far of tho year; mixed und butchers, $3.30
51624; goo.l ta cholco heavy, $3.455i6.65;
rough heavy, $3.30Ji5.IO; light, $6.30'f?5.674;
bulk of sales. $5,501(5.60.
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts, 15,ftl0
head; active ami 10c ndvance on most
everything; good to cholco wethers, $S.15ft'
0.50; fair to cholco mixed. $5.O0ftt,10; west
ern sheep, $6.0O1i6.10: western sheep, $6.00W
6.60: yearlings, $S.00fi!.S5; native lambs, $5,75
4(7.50; western lnnYbs, $6 25)7.2S.
dumber iif Men In I'm or of It .Slum
Km (io. id I'olntn,
CHEYENNE. Wyo.. April 0. fSpeclall
Tho stock growers' convention, which meets
In Denver tomorrow, will 'ho attended by a
number of representative cattle and sheep
misers front this state. They look upon
this gathering as an Importaut ono to their
Interests and all will take nn uctlvo part
i In the discussions at tho same. A few of
I the Wyoming men nro against the leasing
, of tho public lands of tho arid land states,
but a majority favor leasing nnd say this
Is tho only solution of the range question
Ono of these men, who Is probably tho best
known sheep man In this section, said:
"When this land leasing question was
started I thought as many of my neighbors
did that It was a scheme of n few cattle
men to get control of the free range and
drlvo out the sheepmen. 1 was one of many
who Hlgtted the petition protesting to the
general government against land leasing
and calling upon congress to pass no Itind
leaslng bills. Slnco then, however, I have
given tho matter more consideration and
have arrived at the conclusion that I was
wrong. The leasing of the rango to sheep
and cattln raisers In small tracts, or In
tracts sulllclent for their needs, Is, In my
opinion, the proper thing to do, It will do
nwny with the constant strife over a divi
sion of the range nnd will make tho sheep
men nnd cattlemen friends Instead of
enemies. There Is plenty of land In Wyom
ing, enough for n third again ns many cnt
tlo and sheep ns are now ranged within
the borders of tho slate, and all that Is
needed Is n Just nud equitable division of the
same among tho owners of llvo stock ns It
Is applied for. I do not favor tho leasing
of too large tracts, hut, of course, the Intnl
board would exercise Its Judgment In this
respect. All this talk agout a few wealthy
men buying tho land olllco olllclals nnd get
ting control of the free range Is puro -ot.
Tho olllclals are elected from among tho
peoplo nnd hy tho peoplo and should they
deslro to do such a thing It would bo Im
possible." Prayers for Relief from I'lngnf.
SYDNEY. N. S. W April 9. Nlnety-nlno
caees of tho bubonic plagtio and twenty-
' nlnn deaths from tho dlHearo hnvo occurred
, hero. Thursday next has been appointed as
a day of Intercession and prayer for relief
from tho plague.
Xw York Live Slock.
NEW YORK. April 9. - REEVES Re
ceipts. 3.6S1 head; steers and bulls, stendy,
fat cows strong, others steady; steers, $1.75
(jiS.(S4; bulls. $3.23fll.l0; cows. $2.25JH.124.
cables, steady; exports, today, none; tomor
row. SCO head cuttlo and 4,700 quarters of
beef.
CALVES Receipts, 6,821 head; demand
good nnd prices Jl lower: nil sold: veals,
$3.504itS.374; tops, $6.60; culls, $3.ftfi3.25.
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts, 5,957
head; shcop, steady to llrm; lambs, 154i25c
lower; unshorn sheep, $5.00'nH.35: export
stock, $6.6OJ)6.60; culls und bucks, $i.0OU4.75;
clipped Hheep. $4.ftWl.60; unshorn lambs,
$7.ftW8.65. 1 car ut $S.75; culls, $6; clipped
lambs, $5.00f(7.00; pprlng lambs, $1.00fi6.25.
HOGS Receipts, 10,103 head; mnrket firm
for good to choice at $j.C0ii6.75; western
pigs, weak.
Liverpool (irnln 11 nd Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. April 9,-WIIEAT-Spot,
llrm; No. 2 red western, winter, 6s Id; No.
1 northern, spring. 6s i,4d. Futures, steady,
April, nominal; May, 5sl07i,d; July, 6s 10d.
CORN Snot, firm: American mixed, new.
4s 24.1; American mixed, old, Is 3,jd. Fu
tures, quiet; .Mny, ii.-i.i; juiy, ii-.u,
September, 4s 1Td.
PROVISIONS Lard. Amerlcnn refined, In
palls, firm nt 36s 9.1; prime western. In
tierces, steady at 34s fid. Uacon, Cumber
land cut, 2S to 30 lbs., llrm at 45s 6d.
Shoulders, square. 12 to 14 lbs., firm at
37s Cd. . ,
Imports of wheat Into Liverpool last
week were 20.300 ouai'ters from Atlantic 1
j ports, SI.OuO quarters fiom Paclllc ports und
6a,ft)0 quarters rrom oilier porta.
When otbr fan consult
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1
3
1
127.30;
Very good success has attended these ef-
storo: No 1 northern. 65ic
July. iv-'ifcVlWc. Sentember,
quoted as follows: Hui-nns Ayres.
Mnv, 65.e; I iiERLlN, April U.-On the bourse today rorts, as nearly $1,000 already nas necn
o5ie. on 1 almost holiday conditions prevailed. in secured. Tbie will bo greatly increased, as
suring lovers of 'base ball some good games
this season.
track: No. 1 hard, 66.e. No. 1 northern, many Instances prices showed a hardening
654c; No. 2 northern, 63Tic. .tendency, Exchange on lin.lou. 20 marks
Hi pigs lor cnecKn. uitoiuh. n "."v.'. i . 'A
bills, 34 per cent: threetnonths' bills, 3ff
Elgin Mutter Market.
EIXHX. April g.-Rl'TTER-Steiidy ot 4 per cent.
vc; onerings, j.i itilis, with, no genuine
bids,
Ii.mmq Anrll 0 iPrices on tho bourse
-were llrm today nnd international securl
...10 in 1., .ml demand with rentes lead
ing In view of tho approa, hlng opening of storm Is heuvlest In twelve months, Farm
the' ox'msIMou ard the slng cf tho chum- ling lands needed snow or rain and tho
Siimr Pulls In Moiilnnn.
HO.EMAN, Mont., April 9,-Snow has
ibeou falling for the last forty hours and
there is nearly two reet on tne icvci. tub
1
1
1
67
3
3
1
35
7
1
1450 3 35
STOCK
2 75
3 25
3 00
3 90
1 ft)
COWS
2 60
2 )
3 00
3 15
3 60
3 60
3 60
3 50
3 60
SO
no 3 75
3.
55.
426
610
910
710
760
630
920
AND
1
1
1
1
1
KS7
475
S26
101
7ST.
IIEIFK
1...
17...
1...
4.
930
910
660
, 960
, 730
050
750
, 610
, 770
f52
8TOCKER8 AND FEEDERS.
4 00
4 25
4 25
5 ft)
I Oil
US.
3 90
3 91
4 fti
4 ft)
4 ft)
4 15
4 20
I 20
4 23
4 35
Htntement of Visible Supply,
IXTD..- V"II!.- A n.ll l rul. , .
tho vUlbl. iupply of Vain In itorV and bir. Rli) Unto, wero hcltatlng at tho benefit will be great.
1..
1.
370
42S
, 603
, 676
660
S73
MO
900
725
700
SJ0
f.00
625
1300
MO
3 ft)
3 60
3 73
3 75
4 00
4 ft)
4 10
4 15
4 15
4 25
4 25
4 25
4 25
1 25
4 30
20..
35....
5....
3....
8....
21....
28....
23....
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7. ...
17....
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472
. 583
. 6S6
. S50
. 660
.1120
,. 870
,. f3S
. 674
,. 636
,. 427
,. 497
,. 460
,. 8)2
. 7ft!
4 35
4 35
4 40
4 45
4 M
4 60
4 50
4 50
4 60
4 75
I 5
4 S5
4 85
5 00
5 10
aOGS-Iluyeri started out this mornln
St. I, .tills Lire Stock.
ST. LOl'lS, April 9, CATTLE Receipts,
2,500 head, Including 1,600 head Texans,
market strong, with Texans a shade
higher; native shipping and export steers.
$1,5ftf5.80; dressed beef and rlitoher steers.
II 25fl.-,10: steers under l.ftJO lbs.. $.1.6Ofi4.90.
slocknrs and feeders, $3.1036.00; cows and
heifers, $2.00fel.6r,; canners, $1.5ftB2.t5, bulls,
$2.90f( 1.25; Texas nnd Indlnn steers, $3.25ff
4.W.; eows and helfom $2.25111.00.
HOGS Receipts, o.tiuo nenu; mantei w
higher; pigs and lights, $5.;Klr5.l5; packers,
$5.l0ftu.5O; butchers, $5.36j5.60.
CHEEP AND LAMPS - Receipts. 4,300
bend; steady; native muttons, $5.00fi6.ft),
Iniirtis. jiMVfl i.."', spuiiK luiiiuN, ..uv; e.uis
and bucks, $3.tW5fo.OO; Toxas sheep, $5.00ft'
6.60.
Kiiiimuii City Lire Stock.
KANSAS CITY, April 9. CATTLE Re
eeipts, 2.200 head natives and 1,400 head
Texans; market very uctlvo and strong to
10c higher; heavy native steers. $1.75ii0.30.
lightweights, $I.5W.00; stockers and feed
ers. $l.ft)1l5.20; butcher cows and heifers,
$3.35irl.35; canners, $2.75f3.35; fed westerns,
jl.ftill'f.M); Texans, $3.M4.75,
HOGS- Receipts, 7.900 head: market strong
to 51110,. higher; heavy. K.WUG.W; packers,
$5.3(ffi.l5; light, $G.15'n5.40; pigs. $I.Mij3.1J.
SHEEP AND LAM IIS - Receipts, 2.000
head; quality very poor; spring lambs, $7 CO
MMV, t'olorudo lambs, $6,751(7.0); muttons,
$5.60f(0 05; Blockers nnd feodors, $l.60f(4 00;
culls, $:l.6Of-l.50.
St, JonciiI. Live Nliiok,
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH. Mo., April 9.-(Spe-clul.)
The Jotimol quotes:
CATTLE Receipts. 1.000; markot strong
to lOo higher; natives, $1,101(5.35; Texas and
westerns, $3,751)5.20; cows and heifers, $2.25
(140; bulls and stags, $2.001 1.65; yearlings
and calves, $1,001(5.20; stockers and feeders,
$3.6014.. SO; veals, $1,251(6.60.
HOGS Receipts, 3,0ft); market a big Be
higher; all grudes, $5,3515.60; bulk of sales,
''sHIiEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.000.
market steady; lambs. 16.007.15; wethers
f5.6Mifl.00; yenrllngs, $5,7516.25; ewes, $5.00
(25.75.
Slock In SlKht.
Following nro tho receipts at the four
principal western innrkets for April 9.
Cattle. Hoes. Shcop.
South Omaha 4S5 5,7d0 211
fhlcnuo h,vh i,ii
Kansas City 2.200 7.900 2.000
St. IvOUls ......1 2.500 6,600 4,300
"St. Louis Cannon Ball"
LAST TO LEAVE FIRST TO ARRIVE
LEAVE OMAHA 5:05 P. M,
ARRIVE ST. LOUIS 7:00 A, M.
Trains leave Union Station dally for
KANSAS CITV, QUINCY. ST. LOUIB and
all paints east or south. SPECIAL RATKII
to HOT SPRINOS. ARK.
Hoincxcekcrs' excursion April 17. All In
formation at t ITY TICKET OFFICE.
1415 FARNAM ST, (Paxton Hotel llloek)
or wrltu Harry E, Moorcs. C. P. & T. A.,
Omaha Net),
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BFIIC MKDIOAL CO., BopPalo, N.Y.
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Totnls
V2.1S5 W.VA 21,519
JAMES E BOYD I CO.,
Telephone lOilf). Omahu, Nab
COMMISSION,
GRAIN, PROVISIONS unci STOCKS
HOARD OK TIIADK,
Correspondence: John A. Warran tc Co.
Direct wlr.'B to Chicago and New York,
"nOCUTA SANDALWOOD CAPSIIIiEH,
Cures Gonorrhoea, aieet, unnaturul dis
charges In a few days. All druKglnts, accept
only Docuta, by ma II $1,60, fiill directions.
Dick & Co., 133 Centre St.. Now Vork.
. II. WARK.
K. F. I.KI.A.M.
I'onilin yoar OUAIX and MEKDH and (end yonr nrdcra to
WARE lb LELAND,
200-2IO R I ALTO BUILDING, CHICAGO.
Write for our Inlly Market I.rttcr. Flftrsn rfprentntlTM coiiiunitljr on tli floor of tlin
CIiIciiko Board of Trade, tlitin lnurlng prompt oiecutlnn of all orildrn, and rtwn atlfsntlon to all bu.
DM! ntruiUd to u, LDWaKll a. UKKMAH, In C'harca arHlla Dapartaaat,