TIIE OMAHA DAILY HKE: ''WEDNESDAY, AmiL f. Wins.
COMMERCIAL AND, FINANCIAL
Bean Bule Market for a Time, but Tinallj
Lone Control.
WHEAT AND CORN CLOSE AT HIGHER MARK
Oaf Mallr Toward Knd. "hot Too l.ate
to Make Main Provisions ttalet,
hat Italllah Hoar Situation
iqirrin I'rleea l p.
had
t T
ruirAnn. Anrll 8. Aftr having
.......... I ... .7 thir own way
wavered from their poaltiona today. ana,
becoming Km confident of a big- crop or ,
winter wheat, allowed price to be pusn-u
a .. -i.,... vtav whnat was vc
higher. May corn 'c up and May oa'S
i,..r Provisions closed ac to VC
Wheat trade, the greater part of " d'y
was dull and drafting. At the ou st
cables were barely Hteady and f"""'?""
were Indifferent. There was alm""1iS i
outside Interest, farmer being upled
with fhelr farm work. SPmber was
sold early In liberal amounts and yester
day s small gains- were soon ' "I";
The first bit of decisive news was the re
. i.,n k.i MahfiaH clearances, inis
t" ""1 r:r."-. , .h. market for a
time and resulted In an upturn In PJ1
was some fair ..7lniT on the ntl.dp.Mon
of a bull turn, before dvr,,'11ay- "fZ
celpts continue very light and crop P"
in some Instances have been "ther un
satisfactory. The tenor of the market out
side of the dullness was mu " "T Mav
although the gain in i.rtce was small. May
wheat opened Vbe. to a shad flower t
714C to 71-..C, eased to 71c J1''?,
quickly to 7l'vc. The close was Arm, Sc
higher, at 71 v5nr. Receipts were 70 cars,
Sne of contract grade, and Mlnneape . is and
Duluth received 15 cars, a total for the
three points of 216 cars, against 276 last
year. Primary receipts were 3attTO bu..
compared to tkono a Jfear ago The sea
board reported fifteen loada taken for ex
Torn, which has seemed to be without
friends for some time past, started In again
today on the down-hill road. Cables were
lowe?. trade was dull and there was moder
ate liquidation. Sellers have been somew hat
diffident for a day or two and the bear
Side has been aided most v by the tired
longs and a few very cautious fhr,.ty
era The bear trend the market ha taken,
however, left a large short Interest. Trade,
therefore, needed only the upturn '"wheat
and a short estimate of only thirty cars
to be received at this point tomorrow to
set shorts to covering heavily. The dull
ness, which lasted till lmot midday gave
way to active buying and May corn art-
j .-,h. kiiovantlv. May got as
tteceipu
taken at the
l w.A '
There waa free selling of May oats,
caused by an increase of"l23.000 bu. in con
tract stocks. Corn weakness kept prices
down for a time and the rally only brought
t.x, Trarfo waa not heavy
nor was the fluctuation
and July had small trading. May sold down
iiTi,' nrt closed steady, c down, at
jii. Dolnta mrorw 127 cars.
Provisions were only fairly active There
waa free selling early on the part of pack
era and prices declined. Borne support was
offered late and on the bullish hog situa
.1 .. ..I r.,h market the list rallied
and advanced to a steady close. May pork
r. i ... etaoTU. n1 closed 2c up at
1 46. May lard closed 24c higher at $9.50
and May ribs 7c up at .
- Kstlmated receipts .for tomorrow: Wheat,
t ,.ur- rn. 30 cars: oats, 65 cars; hogs,
25.000 head. ' . . .
The loading futures ranged as follows!
Artlcles.1 Open. Hlgh.j Low. Close. Bat'y.
turkeys, 14c; fowls, 13p; dressed. Arm;
fowls, 12c; turkeys, ZWftXc.
C'OFFF K (Julet; No. 7 "Rio, IW
MOLAftflOH Hteady ; New Orleans, 41c.
TAI.IAJW Steady; city (12 per package),
G'c: country (pac kages freel, 6.uNc.
M ETAI M Indon tin prices were ad
vanced A.1 Hs, making a gain of 6 1m
within two days: spot closed at 125 6s 3' I,
and futures at Vio 16s Id. The New York
market gained about 25 points, with spot
clneing at l2H.tfe'8.26. Copper was quiet and
unchanged here, with lake at I12.0nrijl2 2ft;
F.lectrolytlc at $12 1ft and casting at $12;
lxmdon copper closed fca net higher; spot,
52 1ft fill, and futures at .W lead was
quiet and unchanged at London, whlcH
closed at 11 fcs M. Spelter ruled Arm at
6 points advance st New York, closing st
$4 4n; London spelter wss Is 3d higher at
17 loa Sd. Iron remained oulet and stesdv
locally, with pig- Iron warrants nominal;
ino. l rounary, northern, iis.owrzu.un; iso.
2 foundry, northern. $is.nriii.(i; No. 1
foundry, southern. $17.5"i l.i: No. 1 foun
dry, southern, soft, $17.6iijl(l.0O. The F.n
gllsh markets were Arm; Glasgow clnaed
at 63s 3d. and Mlddlesborough at 47s lHd.
pHr?: No. 1 northern, 71Sej No. 1 northern,
FIXt"R First patents,
patents, H6g3 7ft; flrt
seconct cleara, $.t562.2&.
BRAN-In bulk, til
$3 7Mi3S6; second
clears, $2.W.t2;
-t-
OMAHA. WHOLEI4LB M AIIKKTS.
IOW " J i . , .. .
top Agure, 'Ac. higher, at 6xc.
were S9 tars. Two loa()s wer tal
Wheat
May
Julv
Bept.
Corn-
May
July
Bent.
Oats
May July
Bept.
Pork
Mav
July
I-ard-May
July .
Sept.
Rlba ,
May
Julv
Sept.
71H(B"4 71
71Vi4i'Vl
r,7wwt w
ftV& 6H
42H, 42s'
. SS'S 28
16 40' 16 45 '
M 65 16 ft)
I 9 47W 9 60
9 66 9 62H
9 67V6 Va
8 75 8 82V4
8 87Vj L K
8 97V 06
71
71V4
71
,67H
67H
41V
16 25
16 47
a 40
9 60
9 621
8 67
8 82
8
I.
7241 . 71-i
71iTl4jVs
f157H'aT8
69 6Hi
6KH 64
I
421 424
28128
16 46
16 60
9 60
9 624
9 72W
8 RZ4
8 95
906
16 424
16 674
9 474
9 674
9 67V4
8 75
8 874
8 974
Condition of Trade and Quotations on
Staple and Fancy Produce.
EOOS Including new No. 2 cases. 14c:
cases returned, 13',tc.
uvu fULLTHj'-thickens. 94c: old
roosters, 4-'i6c; turaeys, lmolA:; uucks and
geese, h4M4c; drexsul stuck in good condi
tion, liiic higher than live stock.
BUTlh.R-1'acklnK stock. 21Wc: choice
dairy, in tubs, 22;23c; separator 28ti;c.
KtHli t:AUUllT r 1811 Trout. Uc; craD-
ples, 10c; herring, 6c; pickerel, 9c; pike. He;
perch, 6c; buffalo, dressed, ic; suntlsh, tc;
blueAns, 8c; whlteAsh, 12c; cattish, l.fc;
black bass, 18c; halibut, IJc; salmon, Jtc,
haddock, lie; codfish. 12c; red snapper, lc;
roe shad, each, sue; shad roe, per pair, 3ic;
split shad, per lb., luc; lobsteVs, boiled, per
lb.. 27c; lobsters, green, per lb., 25c.
FKKS11 FROZEN FISH Herring. 24c;
trout, headless. 7c; whlteAsh, 7c; smelts,
No. 1, 7c; smelts. No. 2, 6c.
OYSTERS Mediums, per can. 22c: stand
ards, per tan, 26c; extra selects, per can.
iic; New York Counts. nr can. 4uc; bulk
standards, per gal., 11.26; hulk, extra se
lect a. il.tioijl.66; New York Counts, per gal..
$1.76.
f lutiUMB uvt. per aoa., ij.
VEAL Choice, frac.
CORN-Klo.
OATB 47c
KHAN-Per ton. $17.
HAY Prices Quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Hay Dealers' association: Choloe hay. No.
1 upland, k.do; ixo. i medium, (8; No. l
coarse, $7.60. Rye straw, $ These prices
are for hay of good color and quality. De
mand fair. Receipts light.
VEUETABLKB.
PF.KD POTATOES Per bu.. Ohios.' 11 60i
ioe, 1.Z6; Triumphs, $1.16.
POTATOhii Northern. l.Kai.06; Colo
rado, 1.1(U'1-15-
CARKO'lI Per bu.. 76c.
BEETS Per bu. basket. 66c.
TURNIPS Per bu.. 60c; Rutabagas, per
100 lbs., $1.26.
PAKSIN1P& rer ou., sue.
ASPARAUUB cauroriua. per in.. 17c.
CUCUMBERS Hotnouae. per ool., $2.
OREEN ONIONS Per dor. according to
size of bunches, 154126c
SPINACH Southern, per tu., 7&C.
LETTL'CB-liead. per hamper. 2.60: hot
house, per dos., ikH&4bc.
PARSLEY Per aoa.. 3036cj
RADISH KB Per uos., omi jbc. as to sue.
CABBAGE Holland seed, crated, 2c;
California, new, 24c.
ONIONS Spanisb, per crate. SZ.2&; Mien-
lgan, red cr yellow, per lb., 3c.
CELEUX caiuornia, 0oc.
TOMATOES Florida, per 6-basket crate.
$4.00.
NAVX BriArto rer i.o'i".
FRUITS.
APPl'.Eft Ren Davis, per bbl.. $4.75: Wlne-
ana Sh (M: V UlOW 11VIR9. Der Ulll., o.'.ru.
Jonathans, $.60; Relleflowers, per box, $1.75.
FIOS Calliornia, new cariuua, i, ua
ported, per lb.. 12ol4c.
inuriv.Au nuiu
ORANGES California navels, fancy.
$3.75; choice, $3.50; budded, $3; raea. sweets.
i26.
1j11..Y1W1 O C , d.UV, tl.Ull.J. fd.Mfc
BANANAS Per bunch, according to slie,
-4Z-
NUTS New crop walnuts. No. 1 soft
shell, per lb., 12c; hard shell, per lb.. 114c;
No. 1 soft shell, loc: mo. : sara neu. yc
Braslls. per lb.. 14c; Alberts, per lb., 12o;
almonds, soft shell, 16c; hard shell, 16c;
pecans, large, per lb., 12c; small, loc; cocoa'
num. ner sack. $3.50.
HIDES No. 1 green, 514c; Nor 2 green,
4c; No. 1 salted, 7c; No. 2 salted, 514c; No.
i ul calf. 8 to 12V4 lba.. 8c: No. 2 veal calf.
12 to 16 IPs., tc: ary niaes, hwiac. sneep
pelts, 75c; horse hides. 81.60&2.Z5.
CIDER Nehawka. per bbl.. K.Oi: Nt'
York, $3.60. - .
POPCORN Per ID., OC.
St. Loo Is Grain and Provisions. .
Cop-
SKW IORK STOCK .M rlOn.
Stork Iteallaas Assame I.arae rro-
pnrtlons aad Bond Market Firm.
NEW YORK, April 8. The effect of yes
terday's AurrV In the money market was
dlrslpsted today and an aggressive leader
ship was developed on tne recovery in
stocks. This leadership seemed to remain
Ith the western men, who took hold of
the market late last week. There was
some evidence that their forces nao neen
recruited from other sources, while their
position was stronger by reason of the
shaking off of a weak following by yes
terday s reaction. rne extension 01 in
short Interest during yesterday's decline
was also a technical factor of strength In
tnt'sy'a market. The reassurance of the
speculative element was not immediately
fvlt nti t hpra 'maa ennalrlratlle waverlnff
and uncertainty In the early movementof
prices. Ir. fact, there was not mucn in tne
market un to noon outside of the persistent
absorption of Ixuisvllle Nashville ami
the sharp advance In Amalgamated Copper,
apparently a continuation of yesterday's
movement.
Louisville & Nashville proved the central
Agure of the market and its aggreestve ad
vance was the dominating ngure in ine
broadening demand for stocks. The deal
ings In the stock were on an enormous
scale, and there were indications that the
western contingent of speculators was re
inforced on the buying side by a well-known
operator who only recently returned rrom
a long trip to recuperate his health. The
explanations offered for the rise were
mostly In the nature of surmises on the
part of speculators.
The reported acquisition of the Atlanta,
Knoxvllle & Northern railway wss be
lieved to be the preliminary to active in
cursion into new territory. The belief was
proressed mat tne new Issue or (d.ojw.iAo 01
stock for the purpose of this purchase al
ready had been marketed, thus freeing the
market from the futare onerlngs or It.
The aggressive policy undertaken by the
company gave rise to conjectures as to the
possiDiutles or the establishment 01 a com
munity of Interest in the territory con
cerned.
Illinois Central and Southern preferred
were benefited by sympathy. The move
ment spread Into the southwestern stocks,
and. 8t. Paul. Union Pacific. Southern Pa-
clAc and Atchison were affected by the
movement. There was a general movement
of the Vanderbtlts of from 1 to 3 points.
anu a large numoer ot minor siocks, 01
which the Wisconsin Central stocks were
most conspicuous, were vigorously ad
vanced, v
The list of minor Industries affected was
also large, as has. recently been the rule.
The Westlnghouse Electric stocks made
sensational advances of 144 for the com
mon ana 10 tor tne nrst prererred on tne
strength of an analogy with the history of
General Electric.
The whole market gave way on the
RroAt-taklng which developed in the Inst
our and the principal active stocks were
carried back from 1 to 2 points. The mar
ket cioseo easy.
ine late of call loans today held nrm
at 646 per cent. It was believed that this
rate would check further shipments of
gold, and this assurance was a considerable
relief tb sentiment. The calling ofloans
yesterday seemed to have strengthened the
situation of tho banks so far that the feel
ing in the money market today was much
quieter.
The Central of Georgia Income bonds
were the features of the bond market at
advances of 2 to 34 per cent. The Green
Bay & Western Bs were also strong and
active. Otherwise the bond market was
rather quiet but Arm. Total sales, par
vaiue, n, 1 .o.ir). united states Donas were
all unchanged on the last call.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
Ananclal cablegram says: The stock mar
ket was quiet and irregular tH5ay. Con
sols were Arm on the reported postpone
ment of the budget in expectation of peace
developments. Kaffirs were good on un
confirmed rumors of Boer surrenders rang
ing rrom sou to 6.000. Americans were weak
early on the monetary outlook in New
York. Attention was confined to Louis
vine St Nashville, which New York per
sistently bought, the stock strongly ad
vancing from I116H to 112. London was
caught short. Other stocks were neglected,
but Denver A Rio Grande spurted 14 in
tne street. Canadian Pactnc relapsed a
point. The market is nervous about the
speculative fever In Montreal In coal and
iron snares, kio tlntos were strongly
bought, the price advancing to 444,
whether on American or French purchase
waa disguised. There are rumors of an
Amalgamated dividend to be paid. The
market repaid the' bank 2,000,000, but re
mains Impoverished.'
The following are the closing prices on
tne new 1 or diock exenange:
were mostly dull and closed steady.
per wss steady at ft2T4.
PARIS, April 8 prices were Arm on the
bourse today. Rpanlsh securities attracted
a great deal of attention. Rio tlntos were
favorably Influenced bv the rise In Amal
gamated Copper. Kaffirs rallied consid
erably on London advices regarding rumors
favorable to peace prospects and reports
that the Rrltlxh had achieved a further
success In South Africa. Later there were
some realisations. Sues canal shares were
In great demand. At the close prices were
generally dull. The private rate of dis
count was 2 per cent. Three per cent
rentea, lf lie for the account; Spanlah
4m 79.20.
HER I.I N, April 8 Exchange on Indon,
Jt'nt 4fpfg for checks; discount rates for
short and three months' bills, 2V'i2 11-16
per cent. Rjsinesa was quiet on the bourse
today. Ixcals suffered a fresh relapse.
Internationals were well maintained.
Spanish 4s were in demand on Paris ac
count. Canadian PaclAcs eased on New
York advices.
Beef Bteer and Cow Stuff Bold About
Steady with Monday.
HOGS GENERALLY FIVE CENTS LOWER
l.amhs Sold at Jsjst Ahoit Steady
Prleee, hat (load Sheep Were Scarce
and ton Id Be ((noted Quarter
Higher Than l.aat Week.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
.. 2.6.U
.. 4.2M
3.1 50
7.770
4..x
6, lit)
Boston Stock Quotations.
BO8TON. April 8. -Call loans, 4&6 per
cent; time loans, 4V'U'5 per cent. Official
closing of stocks and bonds
Atrhlano 4
Max. Canlral 4a....
N. K. O. ft C
Atrhlson
do pfd
Boston A Albany
Boston A Ma ...
Boston Elevated..
Kltchbnrn ptd....
t'nlon Pacific ....
Mm. Central ....
American Sugar .
do pfd
Dominion 1. A 8
(inn. Electric ....
Mass. Ktectrle
do pfd
N. F. O. C...
t'nltrd Fruit ....
U. 8. I
do pfd
Westlngh.
Adventure
Alloues
103 Amalgamated ,
81 Bailie
M Btnaham
.. 77 Calumet A Her la..
.. 971 Centennial
..MMajfopper Range Con
,.IMVromlnloa Coal ....
..laU Franklin
147
.101
. H
..Ml1
.113
. K't
..
. 1
,.10!
Isle Rojrals
MonawK
Old Dominion ....
receola
Parrot
Qulnor
Santa Fa Copper..
Tamarack
Trimountaln
Trinity
1 ntted states ....
4tHil'th
Mt't
Common, .lo!
n
IW
victoria
Wtnona ...
Wolverine
Daly West
..
.. 27
,.0(t
.. 1
.. SS4
..13J ,. 11
.. 1
.. it
.. r
.. n
.. 211
. .125
.. a
..170
..100
.. iH
.. 11
.. t2H
6
.. 14
.. u
.. 424
6.140 -13.311
YEAR TO
Receipts were:
Official Monday ,
Official Tuesday
Two davs this week 8.912 ln.920
Same days last week.... 7.871 12.KU
Same week before 6.631 16,.i7
Same three weeks ago.. 7.3K5 $.!'
Same four weeks ago... 7.6J0 13..V11
Same days last year...
RECEIPTS FOR THE
The following tsble shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
tor tne year to date, with comparisons
wnn las 1 year;
1902. 190t Inc.
Cattle 219.664 177,467 42,187
Hoes 727.X62 (ill Kit U8.23S
Sheep 26.1. ood 25.1feo
The official number of .cars of
Drought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's,
London Stock: Market.
LONDON, April 8.-4 p. m.-ClosIng:
Consols, money.... 94 1-14
do account 944
Anaconda 67b
Atchison Mvs
do pfd -loo
Baltimore A Ohlo.?..lMU
Canadian Parlfle lini
Chesapeake AV-Ohlo.. 47
Chicago O. W 1 14k
C . 14. St. Paul. . . .171
Denver R. 0 4.1 S
do D'd 3
Erie 9744
do 1st pfd '
do id Dfd W.14
Illinois Central 14
Louisville A Nah...lUt,
M.. K. A T t4".
do rfd 55
N. Y. Central 197
Norfolk A Western.. 99
do pfd 91
Ontario A Western... SI
Pennsylvania 74
Beading 19
do 1st til 49
do Id pfd M
Southern Railway.,., 9SS
do pfd si
Southern Pacific 4W
Union psclttc loaii
da Dfd so
United States Steel.. il
do s(d 9
Wsbaah 144
do Dfd 45
Spanlah 4s 7H
Rsnd Mines. lit
Deueera 44 "a
BAR SILVER Quiet at 24id ner ounce.
MONEY 2 Vd 3 per cent. The rate of dis
count in the open market for short bills
is 21i2 11-18 per cent and for three months'
bills I's'iii 11-16 per cent.
New York Mining; Quotations.
NEW YORK. ADrll 8 The following are
tne closing prices on mining stocks
Adams Con M
Alice 47
Breece fo
Brunswick Con 19
Comstock Tunnsl ... 9
Con. Cel. ft Va 12S
Desdwood Terra 90
Horn Silver 140
Iron Sliver 79
Leadvllle Con t
Little Chief ....
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potoal
Ravage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes ...
Standard
.. 11
..979
.. 90
.. 9
.. 11
.. 1
.. 90
.. 49
..939
OMAHA.
81.063.724.49:
11,049.151.92;
Bank t'learlnara.
April 8 Rank clearings today,
corresponding nay last year.
day
increase. 19.572.57.
CHICAGO. Anrll S.-Clearlngs. 127.797.152
balances, 81.472.801: posted exchange. $4.8
for sixty days and on demand; New
York exchange, loc discount
NKW YOKK. April 8. Clearings. 8337.-
D49.643; naiances, iio.ww.L'.o.
BOSTON. April 8. Clearings. 127.575.532:
balances. SI. 616.509.
UALTIMORE. April 8.-Clearings. 83.783.-
ooz; naiances, .vio,xw; money, 6 per cent.
PHILADELPHIA. Anrll 8. Clearings
$20,462,857; balances, 82,037,061; money, 4V4 per
cent. i
CINCINNATI. April 8. Clearings. 13.401
8T0; money, HiOiA .per cent; New York ex
change, 25c discount.
ST. lAlL'is. April . Clearings, ,ta.73H;
balances, 8651,713; money, steady, 4H6 per
cent; New York exchange, zoc premium.
No. 2.
rou, fiiirttatlnna were as follows
FLO PR Steady: winter patents, 83 7XV?
8 90; winter straights, 83.2143 60: winter
..!.. M t) mvii 4o- mirlTii aoeclals. : spring
patents. 13.2o360; spring straights, 82.750
2 J0
'vv'tiRAT No. a. nfWilVic: No. 2 red. T7c
n ATS No. 2. 42Wu43Vi,c L No. 2 white, 45
4c; No. 3 white. 44 VU.
ure Nn i IMlMfC.
BARLEY Fair to -choice malting, 6167c,
skkdh-No. 1 flaxseed. 11.66: No. 1 north'
western, 81.76. Prime timothy, $7. Clover,
mnlraM STArle. IK.
PROeVISlONS Mess pork, per bbl., 816.40
(Ti'16.45. Lard, per wu ids., i-atg9.4)'j. nnori
rii. airiea llmmel. S8.75f58.90. Dry salted
phoulders fboxed). 87.37 W&7.&0; short clear
WHISKY Basis of high wines, $1.S0.
The following .were the receipts and ship
ments yeateraay:
OUIS. April 8. WHEAT Higher;
d cash, elevator, nc; track, iHV,
y, Wtc; July. 70Hc; No. 2 hard, 71 V4
ArtlcWs.-
Flour. bbls..
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Rye, bu...,.
Barley, bu.
Receipts.
.... 19.000
67.0IO
82.000
.... 141,000
.... 3,000
37.000
Shipments.
28.000
218.000
13.000
133.000
1.000
14.000
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market waa steady; creameries, 244fU0c;
dairies, 2227o. Cheese, steady, U'ltfiac.
Uggs, firm; fresh, 1440.;
NtCYV YORK (iEXERAL MARKET.
Qaotatlons-
of tho Day
rommodltles.
on Various
ST. LOUIS.
No. 2 red
7c: May,
CORN Higher: No. 2 cash, B8Hc; track.
60c: Mav. t9c: July. 69V(.c: September. 68c.
OATS Firm; No. si caan, site; track. wg
43i4c; May. 42c; July, S2Vsc; No. 2 white,
454m!4iC.
niu 1 11.11. 1 cx . wiu,
FLOUR Dull and unchanged: red winter
patents, S3.6O(fc3.80; extra fancy and straight,
3.8ri3.40; clears, S3.OOrcT3.16.
BEKDB Timothy, quiet, xo.766.00 for
fair.
CORNMEAL Steady, 83.10.
BRAN Higher; sacked, east track, 84
88c.-
HAT Steady; timothy. Su.00ffll4.50; prai
rie, is.Kaa;s.oo.
WHIBKl rtteady. 1.30.
IRON COTTON TIE8 Steady, 81.
BAOOINO Steady. &Sc.
HEMP TWINE Steady. Sc.
PROVISIONS Pork, firm: lobbing, old.
816.10: new. 817.10. Ird. higher at 89.25.
Dry aalt meats, steady; boxed lots, extra
shorts, 89 Zby clear ribs, 891ZH; short clear.
89. 87. Bacon, steady; boxed lots, extra
shorts, S10.12H: clear ribs, SlO.00iyi0.12H;
abort clear, 810.25.
METALS Lead, S3.97HW402H; spelter.
strong at s.n
POULTRY Firm : chickens. 10c: turkevs.
lac; nucks, 10c; geese, 4u)oc.
BUTTER Higher: creamery. 2431c:
aairy, zuto'zoc.
tXKl Higner at I4c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 7,000-' 10.0U)
Wheat, bu 24,000 10,0u0
Corn, bu 24,000 33.000
Oats, bu I '.. 47,000 22,000
Atchison
do pfd.
Baltimore
do Dfd fc
Canadian Pacific 113
Canada So
Ches. A Ohio 4S41
Chicago A Alton.... 36
do Did 7
Chicago. Ind. A L.. 92H
do pfd IT
Chicago A E. 11I....1M
Chicago 0. W....... 144s
do 1st pfd Th
do Id pfd 4
Chicago A N. W.:..13T
C, K. I. ft F 176
Chicago Tar. ft Tr.. i
nBo. Railway .....
971,1 do pfd
Ohio.. .!(' Teiaa ft Paciflc.
L. .
NEW YORK. April 8. FLOUR Receipts.
19KKH bbls.: exnorU. 24.192 bbls.: aulet but
considerably firmer at the close; winter
patents, 83.8664.06; winter straights. S3.70I&
I.811: winter extras. S3.15ri3.26: winter low
grades. S2.lkVd3.u6; Minnesota patents, 83.75
4(3.90; Minnesota bakers, ' S2 (j3.ao. Rye
dour, dull; fair to good. S3.litjO.40; choice
to fancy. S3.6tKU3Bo.
CORNMEAL Easy; yellow western,
8127; cltv, .81.26; Brandywlne, S3. 504(3. uo.
RYE Steady; No. 2 western, 3c f. o. b.
afloat.
BARLEY Quiet: feeding. 63(ff66c e. I. f,
New York; malting, 684jc c. I. f. New
York.
W H EAT Receipts, 6.619 bu.; exports.
1.611 bu.; spot, nrm; no. z red, siac eleva
tor and HSc f. 0. b. afloat: No. 1 northern
Dululh. 81c f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 hard.
Manitoba, )4Vc f. o. b. afloat. The early
wheat market was steadier on small north,
weal receipts, but soon broke under bear
lh crop news and realising; from this It
Anally recovered in sympathy with 'corn
together with active covering and big sea
board clearances, closing Arm at He net
advance; May, TViTc,. cloaed at 77c;
July, 77H7o, closed at 77a,c: September.
'ibh4j.'777Ac. closed at 767Ac; Ls)Cember,7Y44l
78c. closed at 784.0.
CORN Receipts, 6,300 bu. ; exports, 13.083
bu. ; spot, firm: No. 2. 6640 elevator and
66WC f. o. b. afloat; opened firm on small
ro.elDta. but weakened under general un-
' loading, only to rally In the last hour
with wheat, closing excited and strong on
a big Chicago advance, with last prices
N4)"c net higher; May, 63Sa4MSc. cloaed
at t4V; July. 6.14iti37tc, closed st SJ'ic;
Beptember. SJHftwvJWc. closed at UVc.
CATS Receipts, 40.600 bu. ; exports, 50
bu. ; siot, quint; No. I. 47Sje; No. 8. 47c;
No. 3 white, boc; No. 1 wnue. 4W4c; tracg.
ndxed weatern. 4fti'''t 13c ; track, white. 4Sci
Lie. Options unsettled, but higher in the
last hour, closing firm.
HAY Julet; shipping, Vrji.Tc; good to
choice. tV. .
HOPS Firm: state, common to choice,
1Vs1 crop, lul-; ISsiO crop. 13il4c: olds.
4gSc; Paclflci coast, 191 crop. lbtulSc; 19u0
crop. I.liuvllc; olds, 4(tio.
HIDES Steady: tialveaton, 18c; Cali
fornia. I!-; Texas dry, 14c.
LEATHER Steady; hemlock sole,
Buenos Ay res, light Jo heavyweights, 26H
tt:9-.
WOOL Steady; domestic fleece, ISiO'c.
RICE-teady.
PKOVltilONo Beef, firm; family. 11503
13 50; mess. S1O&0; beef hams, SV0otl21.00;
racket. SUvtKullOO; city, extra India mess,
:s iv,).u0. Cut meats, firm; pickled hums.
vU'luHci pickled shoulders. 1Vc; pickled
belllea. Milovr. Ijird. firm; weatern
steamed. S9.87M1 tV; refined, easy; conti
nent. SiO.10: cotnKiund, 87 .87 Wtj lH: South
America. S1015. Pork. steady: family,
SI d"f IS 5Q; abort clear, Sli.TCO.00; mess,
Sl6t,il7 26.
HITTER Receipts. 8.319 pkgs. : steady;
stats dairy, zevawe; creamery, 2xa.c; imi
tation. W'nSV.
CHEESE Receipts, 4,0H0 pkgs.: firm;
fancy, large, fall make, colore.! lifil'V';
fancy, small, early make, colored, i:,il3-,r;
fancy, large, fall make, white, 12ril2vc;
lurry, small, early make, white, UttMc.
EviGS Receipts. 19.471 pkga; strong;
state and Pennsylvania, liijlosc; western,
at mark. 1tValtV.c.
POLLTRI-Ailvs. firm; chickens. 11c;
Liverpool Grain and Previsions.
LIVERPOOL. April 8.-WHEAT-8not.
No. 8 red, western, winter, no stock: No. 1
northern, spring, nrm, (a- No. 1 California,
steady. 6s Id; futures, quiet; May, 6s 10Hd;
juiy, ts 10a.
COKN-spot, quiet; Amencan mixed, new.
6a 2d; American mixed, old, 6s 24d- fu
tures, quiet; May, 6s; July, 4e lod; grto-
ber. 4s 10d. 1 T
PEAS Canadian, firm, 6s Bd. '
FLOUR 4t. Ixiuls fancy winter, firm. .
PROVISIONS Heet, extra India mess.
firm. 83a 9d. Pork, prime mesa, weatern.
firm, 72s 3d. Hams, Bhort cut, 14 to 16 lbs.,
steady, 49s. Bacon. Cumberland cut,
26 to 30 lbs., firm, 4a; short ribs. 18 to 21
lbs., quiet, 47s 6d; long clear middles, light.
2H to 84 lba.. firm. 47s; long clear middles.
heavy, to 40 lbs.. Arm, 46a 6d; short clear
backs. 14 to 20 lba., Arm, 47s 6d; clear bellies.
14 to 16 lbs., steady. 4sa. Shoulders, square.
11 to 13 ids., nrm, sis. isra, steady, Amer
ican refined,. In pails, 48a 9d; prime western
in tierces, steady, 48s 3d.
FIAIL'R St. Loula fancy winter, firm, at
8a 3d.
BUTTER Finest United States, Arm, 48s;'
good l nitea piatea, nominal.
CHEESE Firm; American Anest white,
63s; American Anest colored. Arm. 54s.
Receipts of wheat for the last three davs
were 818,000 centals. Including 2?6,0) American.
Receipts of American corn during the last
three days, none.
do pfd.
C. C. C. St.
Colorado 80 1..
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Del. ft Hudson....
Del.. U ft W
Denver A R. O ...
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do M pfd
Ot. Nor. pfd
Hocking Valley ...
do pfd .
Illinois Central ...
Iowa Central
do pfd
Lake Erie A W...
do pfd
L. A N
Mannattan X,
Met. St. Ry
Mexican Central...
Mexican National.
Minn, ft St. L....
Mo. Pacific
M . K. ft T
do pfd
N. i. Centra ,
N. V. Central
Norfolk A W
do pfd
Ontario ft W
Pennsylvania
Reading
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
St. U ft 8 P
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd 1.
St. - L. Southw....
do pfd
St. Psul
do pfd ,
So. Pact ft
S54
.103
Toledo. St. L.
do pfd
Union Pacific
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Wheeling ft L. E. .
do Id pfd
Wisconsin Central.
do pfd
Adams Ex
American Ex
I'. 8. Ex
Wells-Fargo Ex...,
Amal. Copper
Amer. Car A F....
do pfd
Oil.
.... 91
.... 944
.... 404
W. 2H.
98
,...101
.... 7
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. r April 8. Today's state
nient of the treasury 'balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the S150.000.000 gold
reserve in the division of redemption.
1 ,...tl.kl. .. k. I... (IVAC1D 1
W.; gold, 9t,9,4(l3.
Cotton Market.
27H Amsr. Lin.
.. 71 do pfd....
.. 44 Amer. S. ft R. . ,. ,
..17t I do pfd
..99 lAnac. Mln. Co
.. 4J Brooklyn R. T
.. 91 Colo. Fuel A Iron
.. t44 Con. Oaa
.. 48V do pfd.., ,
.. 64 Oen. Elect rla ,
..190 Hocking Coal
.. SlVtj Inter. Paper
.. 91t do pfd
..142S Inter. Power
.. 49 I Laclede Oaa
.. MVs' National Biscuit .
99 national Lead ...
National Salt
do pfd
No. American ....
Pacific Coast .....
Pacific Mall
People's Oaa
Pressed S. Car.,.,
do pfd
24 Pullmsn P. Car...
.. 54V Republic Stsel ...
. .189 no pia
..16J4 sugar
..11
..104
..134V,
..Its
.. 19
"lOgsJ
..101V,
MT, Twin. Coal ft
. , 90 U nion Bag A
.. H do pfd
..1MH, I'. S. Leather
.. S74 do pfd
.. kl 1 1'. A Rubber
.. Jtl do pfd
.. Tl V. 8. Steel
.. 4S-,
.. 19"
. . 4114
. .ztm
..230
. .U0
..UK)
.. STH
.. 21
.. M'4
.. 47
. . 97
..114
.. 4r.S
.. '
..1U
..111
..913
.. 124
... li'
.. 99
.. 99
.. 91
... 19
... 9
... 90
...US
..71
...
,. .1024
... 4H,
... B4't
...Z3S
... 17
... 73".
1114
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
SOUTH OMAHA, April 8
M,K1
11.366
15.140
1S.044
15,167
13.921
DATE.
Dec.
38,627
stock
C, M. & St. P 2
O. & St. L
Missouri Pacific 6
Union Pacific System 47
C. & N. W.... 16
F., E. & M. V 22
C, St. P., M. 4 O.... 2
H. & M 38
B. A 0 1
K. C. & St- J
C, R. I. ft P., east.. 8
C R. I. A P., west.. 10
Illinois Central 3
Total receipts.
.1S8
6
1
i
8
29
10
18
3
1
12
'i
107
r
14
'
'4
8
28
The dlSDOSltlon of the dav'a recelnta waa
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
oer ui neaa indicated. ;
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 613
trwitt and Company 7tU
Cudahy Packing Co 1,146
Armour ft Co 21
U. H. Hammond Co 132
K. Becker dt Degan H
Vansant A Co m
Carey & Benton 6
Ixbman A Co...., 16
W. I. Stephen 236
Hill & Huntalnger 64
Huston & Co 60
UvingKtone & Schaller.. 27
Hamilton & Rothschild.. 133
L F. Husi 24
11. L. Dennis & Co 23
B. F. Hobblck 24
Wolf & M 1K3
Other buyers 115
146
2.618
3,237
l.tsJS
430
cv3
m
l.l
1,012
312
8,235
4,671
Iron..
P
91
.-. 74H
.. 19
.. 41
..1C9V,
. .lal
do pfd.
Wsstera Union
Amer. Locomotive.
do pfd
K. C, Southern
do pfd
99
1"4
12j
93ttj
164
99
41"t
so
31H
92 4
23'
Trust receipts.
Ink Money Market.
w
X- L.-' VHDT." inptl fi MnWlTV On r. 11
firm at ort per cent; closing offered at 6
per cent; prime mercantile paper, 44'G per
cent.
HTERLINti ISX.CHAJNUIS Kasler. With
actual business in bankers' bills at 84.874a
for demand and at H.sbt ror sixty, days
posted rates, 84.86 and S4.88V; commercial
bills, h.mw
SILVER Bar, Vic; Mexican dollars, 43c
BONDS (government, steady: state. In
active: railroad, strong. .
The closing quotations on oonas are as
follows: i
Philadelphia Prodnco Market.
PHILADELPHIA. April 8. BITTER
Firm, good demand: extra weatern cream
ery. 32c: extra nearoy prints, S4?.
E(KJ8 Easier; fresh nearby, 15c; fresh
western and southwestern, l&Hc; fresh
southern. 16c.
I ' 1 1 L" l. J IT auaitv Mow Vnrlr .ill .Mam
fancy smatl. 12Vu:13c; New York full
creams, fair to choice, llol2tyc.
..iw
..it1
..in
...lit
...ltal
..lu
..104
.. 944
Toledo Grain and Seed.
TOLEDO, April 8 -WHEAT-Dull. atrong;
cash. 7SVac: May. 74c; July. 73c.
CORN Dull, strong; rssn, 67c; May, E8H,c;
July. bne.
OATS Dun. steady; cam, o'ic; May,
42c; July, jH'eC.
SEED Clover, nrm; casn.
S4 82; October, SbOJH; No.
No. 5 timothy, S3. Kb.
S4S6: April.
2, 44 462J4 JO;
U. 8. ret. U, reg
do coupon ....
do 9s. rag
tm eswpoa
o sew 4a. res
do coupon
a ! 4a, reg-.
do coupon
do 9s. reg
do coupon
Airhlaoe gen. 4a...
do ad). 4s
Bsl. A .Ohio 4a. ...
do 9e
do oonv. 4a
Canada So. 9a
Central of Oa. 9a..
do lalne
C. A U. 4Sa
Chicago A A. IHs
C. B. ft g. S. 4s.
C. M ft Bt P g. 4s
C. ft N. W. c. Is.
C . R. I. ft P. 4S...112H
C C C ft S L g. 4a..lu94
Chlcaso Ter. 4s s
Colorado So. 4s 94V
Peuver ft R. O.
Erie prior Ilea
109 IL. ft N. unl.
X Mex. Central 4
1W do la Inc....
1U M. ft St..
K A T. 4s...
de 9a
N. T. C. la
de gen. 9s
N. J. c. gsn. 6a.
No. Pacific 4a
do 9a
N. ft W. con. 4a.
1ul4 Reading gen. 4s..
.los 8t L ft 1 M e. &
.174!S. L ft S. t. 4.
.104 at. L. 8. W. la..
.1HH1 do la
. 92V 8. A. ft A. P. 4a
.luSVt So. Pacific 4s...,
944 . Hallway 9a ...131
MT.xasft p. is !..M0H
..loj.
.. 9414
.. U'4j 1
.104
..lo4
..104
..li
. .13
..1(4
.. 74S
..102
..1191,
..lot
..100t4
... 914
944,
NEW YORK.' April 8. COTTON 8pot
closed quiet; middling upland, 8cj mH
dling gulf, 9T4c; sales, 100 bales. Futures
cloaed quiet; April, 9.03c; May, 8.94c; June,
8.95c; July, 8.93c; August, 8.73c; September,
h.3Zc; CJctoDer, s.lbc; November, s.Obc; ue.
cember and January, 8.05c. The market
opened steady, 2 points higher to 1 point
lower, and advanced stiarply on a small
scare of shorts, who were frightened by
bullish spot marketViews from the south
and reports that another severe rainstorm
covered the belt, ro that preparations for
the new crop were further retarded, and
by claims that demand for cotton goods
here and in Manchester was more active.
Wall street and well known local export
houses were active buyers of the May op
tions, while room nuyers Doughty July ana
August contracts. Then came a sharp de
cline In the whole list to 8.88c for July,
under weak later cables from the English
markets. Prospect or light port receipts
and of a very bullish seml-waekly state
ment by the superintendent of the exchange
subsequently rained tne mnrKef, wnicn at
noon became nrm. witn vvau street ana
commission houses vigorous buyers of the
summer months. Reports thst some of
New York s cotton was likely to be ex
ported and statements to the effect that
very little of the southern stocks at lead
ing towns remained unsold, helped to
strengtnen nun convictions. yet neaitny
public speculation lauea to mane us ap
pearance and for the rest of the day the
market followed a rather narrow rut, with
the close aulet and net 1 point higher to
8 points lower. The estimate for tomorrow's
is ew Orleans ana nousxun receipta were
larger than expected.
OALvisaniM, April i-curiun-nurKet
steady at 8 13-16c.
ST. LJl:l, April . lui iiin-r irm ; no
sales; middling. 8Atc: receipts, t.657 bales;
shipments. 2.K38" bales; stock, 44.017 bales.
NEW OKUKANH. April 14JIN
Steady: ordinary, 7Hc; good ordinary, su,e;
low middling. 8Hc: middling, d'ic: good
middling. 9S-le; middling fair. 13-16c; recelnta-
2.678 bales: stock. 247.913 bales. Fu
tures, steady; April. 8.80(Jo.c3c; May. 8.K6ig
8.86c; June, 8.v-7R.9lc; August, s.K4i K'ms
September, 8.24fi.8.25c; October. 8.0K& 1.01c.
LIVKHrUUU April a. iui ion opoi in
fair demand, prices unchanged; American
middling. 5d. The sales of the day were
lomio hales, of which l.ono were for soecul.i
tion and export, and included s.osu Ameri
can. Keceltits, ll.iw uaiea, inciuaing
American. Futures opened quiet and (Closed
barely steady: American middling, g. o. c.
April. 4 &4-WC14 K-vtl, sellers; April-may,
4 FU-A4d. buyers: May-June. 4 64-61& 4 5-64d.
sellers; June-July, 4 i-tHTi -wi. sellers;
July-Auguat. 4 54-6i(fi4 5o-btd, sellers; Au.
auat-SeDtember. 4 50-64d. sellera; September
ntnher 4 37-'4ffi 4 3x-6ld. sellers; October-
November, H 3t)-6lf(i4 si-bin. buyers; iMovem-ber-December,
4 27-tMfa 4 28-64d. sellers; De
cember-January, 4 Zb-M'tM j-via. nominal;
January-February, 4 26-64U-4 zt-o4a. buyers
Total 4,805
YESTERDAY'S SHIPMENTS
The following list shows the number of
cars 01 leeders shipped to the country yes
terday and their destination; .
Cars.
C. A. Robinson. Shelton, Neb. U. P 1
E. M. Young, Cosad, Neb. U. P 1
8. Flnnell, Hamburg, la. K. C 4
J. H. Raines, Logan, la. I. C 2
O. W. Barton. Avoca, la. R. 1 1
A. M. Bates, Oakland, la. R. 1 1
Martin & Roberts, Coon Rapids, la.
Mil 1
w. zl. Pingrey, coon Rapids, la. Mil.. 2
M. F. Munslnger, Tabor, la. Q 3
John F. Coad, Pacific Jet., la.r-U 1
SHEEP.
Roberts Bros.. Benkelman, Neb. B. A M. 2
CATTLE There was a good, liberal run
of cattle here this morning, but the market
held up in good shape in view of rather
light receipts at other points and a liberal
local demand. As compared Vlth yester
day there was comparatively little change
in tne prices paid and trade was rainy ac
tlve and a reasonably early -clearance was
made.
A good proportion of the offerings con
sisted of beet 'steers, and the quality as a
whole was about uo to the usual standard
Packers took hold In good shape and paid
generally about steady, prices. In some
cases the kinds that lust suited them
seemed to sell a little stronger. The com
mon cattle were, of eourse, neglected to
some extent In view T the liberal offerings,
but still they sold in about yestej-day's
notches. There were also a good many
western hayfed cattle on sale, and they
sold readily at fully steady prices.
The cow market was somewhat uneven
this morning, but still on the average the
prices paid were fully as good as yesterday.
The choicest gradeg moved more freely, the
same as has been the caae all along, and
sellers had little trouble In disposing of
such kinds at very satisfactory prices. The
common canners and medium grades of
cows, though, sold very slowly, and prices
were certainly no more than steady.
There was not enough change In the
prices paid for bulls, veal calves and stags
to be worthy of mention.
The stocker and feeder trade attracted
considerable attention todriy, as receipts
were fairly liberal and the . demand for
good stuff very active. Anything showing
quality sold readily at stronger prices, and
In fact cattle sold at the high point of the
season. As high as 85.50 wa paid for some
choice western cattle. Some rather light
weight cattle sold as high as $5 15. The
commoner kinds, and especially the com
mon lightweights, were, not wanted, and'
sold very slowly and at no more than steady
nrlcea. Representative sales:
LJH.ti.ir b inserts.
'Wool Market.'
. lif.v,
lis
7oh, at L A W
tnioe Pacific
do conv. 4a
Wabash la ....
do ta
do deb. B .
1094, Wret Shore 4s
1U0 v seal.
Mllwnnkeo Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, April 8. WHEAT Mar
ket steady: No. 1 northern. Tic; No. t
northern. 714c: May, 7l1c,
RVK Dull: No. 1.
BARLEY Firm; No. 2. 66V: sample. 68
66c.
CORN May, bc.
Kaaaaa City Grain aad Frvrteloaa.
KANSAS CITY, April 8. No grain mar
ket todav on account or election. -
EOOS Higher; at mark. No. 8 new white
wood cases Included, Wc; cases returned.
13c
Minneapolis Wheat, floor and Bran.
do sea. 4a 974. Is. Central
P. W. ft D. C. ls.-.mCoa. Too. ' 4s.
Hocking Val. 4a....U04
Offered.
.106 l
.lois
.119S
.IK'S
. 74
.111
.. 919
. 91',
MINNEAPOLIS,
Toiic; July, lc.
April 8 WHEAT May.
On track; Nu. 1 hard.
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, April s. uoid premiums are
quoted as follows: Buenos Ayres, 146.6u;
Madrid. 3a.sz; usnon, .-sou. Money contln.
ued today to be In strong demand. Lis
counts were firm. Buaineaa on the Stock
exchange was more cheerful owing to un.
confirmed rumors of a successful outcome
of the oeace negotiations in Sosth Africa.
but there was little doing beyond the carry
over to mine. Conaola were easier owing to
inniM-IMa of tne lortncoroing budget. Home
ralla Were neglected. Foreigners were
steady. Rio tlntos, Orand Trunks and Kaf
lira were nrm. t anadlan Paclnca were
easier. DcBtsMS were harder. Americans
BOSTON. April 8 WOOL The market
waa exceedinalv aulet here this week:
trade haa been oractlcally paralysed by the
numerous strikes in tne wooien mini, i ne
trade seems to have mucn conndenee In
the future of the market, based largely
upon the comparative small amount of
wool on hand carried over. Territory
wools sre very quiet: choice staple fine
territory Is quoted at 60062c on the scoured
basis, while choice fine medium Is quoted
at 470-480. The ordinary nne territory li
elllna- at 4MiEi0r: scoured, with fine me
diura 43ii'45c, and medium at 39tf40c. Fleece
wools are practically at a standstill, XX
Ohio s.nd above selling st 7tji27ic. and
No. I Ohio at 26W27c. Michigan X and
Iwiva is ouoted at 2oJ'21c and No. 1 Mich
igan at iVri'Jou. The sale of Australian
wool Is very quiet, owing to the small
available stork on hand.
ST. IiOl'18, April 8.-WOOL-Dull and
weak: medium grades, 1Mi174c; light fine.
12Vii'13Wc; heavy fine, l'rifllc; tub-washed,
14t( :c.
Kvaporated Apples asa line Frnlta.
NEW YORK. April 8. EVAPORATED
APPLES A slow demand continued for
evaoorated apples. Jobbers buying In
hand-to-moutn rasnion. inn ireima on an
grades showing an easier tendency. Prices
ware unchanged: state, common to good.
7uS4c: prime, S'iic; choice, V"yloc; fancy
lU.frMle.
. , i i EviDUl i nntpr1 Phittsi Th.p.
some buaineaa In large sued prunes
with the feeling steady to Arm; amalf sixes
were neglected and were weak In tone and
mla-ht be had for a ahade tinder quotations
In apricota and peaches there was a fair
lobbing market and the tone ruled steady
Prints. Vttftc. Apricots Royal, Wu Ito
Moor Park. llt4il3Sc. Peaches, peeled
Uiiisc; uuiMwltHl, bailie.
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.. 767
.. 760
.. 90
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9 00
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t 20
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16
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....1197
1144
1312
..,.134
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....1974
....1224
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4 16
4 99
4 36
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 40
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4 44
4 46
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324
131
..1326
..1240
..1198
..1710
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..1265
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..1461
..1391
..14o8.
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9 60
4 60
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9 96
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4 73
4 75
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1900
1019
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1200
710
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1470
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1074
719
1360
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STOCK
112
914
, 410
110
410
470
449
Ill
741
1 60 949 4 60
1 60 1 1076 4 50
t 00 1 1130 4 90
t 10 4 1100 4 60
t 29 4 832 4 50
I 95 99 S44 4 65
I 95 9 1106 4 l
I 60 1 100 4 7
I 60 1 IOW) 4 75
t 60 1 876 4 79
I 60 1 90 5 00
t 60 1 1120 5 00
S 60 1 14M 9 un
1 79 1 1100 9 00
I 96 14 10V0 4 09
I 90 1 1140 9 00
9 00 1 1000 i 00
S 00 3 870 i 15
I t5. 1 1190 I 29
I 2 1080 I 25
S 35 14 i... 874 9 29
9 96 S 1175 t 25
I 40 1240 40
I 40 14 1009 4 44
I 60 9 !2o8 60
I 60 1 1286 t 99
I 90 4 1177 4 69
9 68 1180 I no
9 79 1439 i 90
I 79 19 1H7 9 99
8 75 II 1189 6 40
4 79 9 1072 I 74
I 9a S 164 I 79
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4 SO 1 T U48 9 to
4 14 It 10t4 9 9l
4 29 I 1140 9 00 '
4 24 9 1IS2 9 00
4 99 1 1419 lv'9
8 AND HEIFERS. V
9 11 S 904 I 29
HEIFERS.
I 26 1 630 I 29
4 00 1 430 I 25
4 29 . 1 84? 4 19
4 1 sen 69
4 40 5 IM IU
4 60 1 ,...1 4 80
4 74 4 "...1069 9 00
I 19
BULLS.
9 90 1 1690 4 00
4 26 1 U M 4 16
I 26 I..'.. 870 4 60
I 26 1 1690 4 90
I 26 1 li 4 40
I 29 1 1440 4 60
. I 99 1 1940 4 64
4 40 1 1IM 4 75
i I 44 1 ItsO 4 75
I I 60 1 ISM I 99
i 9 60 1 6u 4 00
l I 64 1 1460 I 09
i I 40 ' 1 14S0 4 16
I I 86 1 1710 9 10
I 4 S 1 1700 I 29
I 4 90 1 10 I 26
i 4 On t l't,n 29
;ER9 AND FLEDER8.
1 9 25 11 6.4 4 39
I 9 40 4 6o4 4 99
I 9 90 16 Tl 4 96
I 9 90 i 6. 4 46
I I 60 IK 919 4 44
I 4 76 1. 944 4 76
I 4 OS 9 4?9 4 79
I 4 09 II IM 4 su
I 4 19 IT si I OS
977 4 16 1 94 I 00
7M 4 20 47 loot I (4
M 4 24 144.... 1") I 06
joo 4 25 24 4?0 I 15
683 4 35 -'' 901 t 15
CALVES.
no 16" I...... 10 4 90
S-n 4 F.S 1 11" 4 75
intt 4 26 1 10 4 76
P0 4 00 1 I" 4 75
)70 4 no , 1 1" I 4
J 4 6) ' I " '
160 4 60 1 I 00
19 4 tr. 7 114 I 00
STOCK CALVES.
Si 1J6 1 0 4 OS
JMl n I I'" 4 00
K COWS AND HEIFERS
4M 1 60 1 4'in 9 On
449 I 60 I 40 I 10
930 1 50 1 570 I 20
7"0 I 60 4 96 9 2S
1o6 I 7S 1 470 I 25
8 t 7S 1 4"" 4 80
424 I 89 1 700 I SO
710 9 00 1 90 4 35
122 I 00 4 H7 S
87 S 00 t 416 S 60
40 J on 24 518 I 70
IcOlashan Bros. Colo.
4SS 4 66 15 feeders. . 489 100
4 90
4 75
4 25
3 00
3 00
A U.h,lir. Wvnmlng
1 bulls IM) M 9 cows 1073
3 heifers.. 9 rfJ 5 2a 1 cow 1180
1 heller... 9S 5 2.i
J. Brand Idaho.
6 feeders.. 7i 4 7 1 feeders., 71a
Ooree Tuttle Colorado.
19 feeders.. 624 4 40 1 cow 740
1 feeder... 720 3 Ml 1 cow 8.0
HOOS There was lust a moderate supply
ef hn . . . i .. .. v., . .k. nftencv Of
J rices was downward and packers took off
ust about what they put on yesterday. The
maricei sisriM ml.. ra t ner ainwiv. uui
In the nomine the market became more
active and a fairly early clearance was
made. The tot, toilnv was the same as
venterftnv htil tha ti; us hne-a were eXCCP'
tlnnally good in quality. The bulk of the
good weight hogs sold from 86.65 to 36 70,
and from that up to 86 S6. Medium weights
sold around 86.60 and ., while the !Uht
welghts sold mostly from 6.60 down to 16.40.
Packers seemed to be anxious ior tne "se
that were on sale, and when buyers and
sellers finally agreed on terms It did not
take lonar to dlaooae or every tning in n"
yards, representative aaiea;
No. Av.
11 124
Av. Sh.
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...299
...2x3
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ISO
120
160
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160
160
160
80
Pr.
6 65
6 65
6 Co
6 65
6 65
6 6.i
6 65
6 63
65
65
65
6 65
6 65
6 6
65
6 65
6 67H
6 67t4
6 67H
8 674
6 674
(
6 70
70
6 70
6 70
6 70
6 70
6 70
6 70
6 70
6 70
6 70
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6 70
6 70
6 70
70
6 70
70
6 72' i
6 774
6 724
6 75
6 75
6 75
75
4) "5
6 p
6 75
6 75
6 774
6 774
6 80
6 80
6 85
unshorn lambs at 86 3t"li?.a6; one at 17 s':
dressed mutton. 8ijloc per lb.; dressed
lambs. UVh 124c per lb.
HOUS-Receipts, 7X6 head; weak.
M. Joseph l,le Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. April 8. CATTLE Re
celpta, i.a 1,,-ad; steady; natives. tr..75f
it"'; ensvs ami heifers, tl.2Mii.3: venis,
83 "(l5 75; stin kers and feeders, 9J (HHiS.A
MOOS Receipts, 4,4ot head; steady: light
and light mixed, $ti.6oti wi; medium in.l
heavy, 16 75 '(i 95; pigs, 84.26ii5.4ii.
SHEEP AND LA M BS Receipts. 10.10.1
head; active alid steady; western lambs.
$6.0"ii"6.x5; western sheep, 84.5tKii6.lii.
stoat Cits- live Stock Market.
SIOVX CITY. April 8.-(pecil Tele
gram ) CATTLE Recelpta, I.trt head;
ateady; beeves, 84.2tVti4).10; tows, hulls stvl
mixed, 82. j "i 4. 75 ; stinkers and feeders, 8J.;m)
454.50; yearlings and calves, $2.5iwj 4.25.
Hi HIS-Receipts, 4.0m head; big 5c lower,
selling at $6.5tti.i5; bulk, $6.5.V(it.60.
lock la Sight.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hoga and sheep at the live principal
markets for Anrll 8:
t utile.
4 :'si
4,i
8.4"0
3.'
1.81
South Omaha
Chicago
Kansas Cltv.
Pt. 1 mhi la
St. Joseph....
Hog
13.0, .0
rt.oim
6.L1I0
4.4rO
Sheep.
6 1"
7.'i
4 I'"0
1.0 0
lo.ioo
Total.
...21.481 86.420 fcx,i
4:orTee Market.
Bh. Tr. No.
... 6 ho 71 . .
... 6 00 7T 230 320
40 6 30 79 222 SO
40 80 9t 230
SO 6 35 78 216
80 6 40 66...
80 6 50 72...
... 6 60 83...
40 6 60 69...
200 6 50 82...
81 8 65 69...
200 6 55 66...
80 6 55 78...
120 6 55 80...
40 6 55 70...
... 6 55 84...
40 6 55 63...
80 6 55 66...
Xrt 6 574 66. .
80 6 574 7L.
80 6 574 63...
84 22 80 6 574 61...
23 199 ... 6 67 4 75...
62 225 ... 6 60 66...
82 217 200 6 60 62...
77 215 120 60 2s;..
73 21S ... 6 60 67...
89 203 160 6 60 40...
79 196 40 6 60 40...
34 1X9 ... 6 60 67...
65 202 ... 6 60 61...
79 216 40 6 60 68...
78 2W) 160 6 60 80...
75 205 40 6 60 63...
66 224 40 6 60 62...
76 211 80 6 60 73...
67 203 80 6 60 71...
80 219 160 6 60 72...
87 200 120 6 624 70...
78 201 m 6 624 65...
89 200 80 6 624 ...
73 212 ... 6 6-!4 67...
67 214 ... 6 624
81 212 40 6 624 15...
65 218 ... 6 624 59...
88 221 ... 8 62 4 44...
60 204 40 6 624 2X...
68 210 80 fi6T 65...
74 254 160 8V. 96...
68 212 ... 6 65 70...
62 213 40 6 65 67...
73 221 80 6 65 48...
60 242 ... 6 65 66...
10 224 ... 6 65 63...
KO 225 200 6 65 47...
66 225 ... 6 65 80...
SHEEP There was a much heavier run
of sheep and lambs here today than yes
terday, but the bulk of the receipts was
again made up of lambs. It Is evld-nt
that packers are getting hungry for good
sheep from the' way they took hold this
morning and bought up the few bunches
that were on sale. As compared with 'ast
week the market on good stuff is about 25c
higher. Ewea sold as high as 85.45. and
some sheep and yearlings mixed, of only
fair quality, sold as high as 85.75. There
were no Btrictly prime wethers or yearlings
on sale. ' , ,
The lamb market was not particularly
active, but as a general thing Just about
steady prices were paid.
Quotntlons: Choice lightweight yearUnga,
$5 60!i6.00; good to choice yearlings. 85.25ft
5.60; choice wethers, $6.255.50; fair to good
wethers, 5.O0(n"5.2S; choice ewes, 849in5.25;
fair to good ewes, 84.75W 4.90; choice lambs,
86.50fi6.75; fair to good lambs. 86.25fi6.50.:
Fpring lambs. I8.00ll.00; feeder wethers.
84 00(15.00; feeder lambs, $4.50?i6.75; feeder
ewes, 82.50fi4.00; clipped stock sells 25f?50c
below wooied siock. rtepreseniauve stiea
NO.
2 culls
98 cull ewes... ...
225 watern ewes....v,....
12 western ewes
10X sheep and lambs v.
61-8 western fwes
261 clipped yearlings
656 sheep and yearlings
99 western lambs
312 feeder ewes 4
4 backs
40 cull ewes
6 cull clipped ewes
76 clipped evres
183 western ewes
11 cull lambs I
68 Colorado ewes
64 clipped wethers
1 Colorado buck
262 Colorado lambs
272 Colorado lambs
267 Colorado lambs
6 spring lambs
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Strona;, Hoes and Sheep Steady
to Strong.
rwTf-Aori. Anrll 8. CATTLE Receipts.
4.000 head. Including 260 Texans and 300
westerns; strong; good to prime steers,
nominal at $6.6or7.50; poor -to medium,
$4 254J43.50; stockers and feeders, 82.60fr5.25;
cows 11.2565.75; heifers, 2.50i6.O0; canners.
fl.2ufj2.40; bulls, 6o(j3.0O; calves, 82.5041
6 85- Texas fed steers, f5.0Oia4j.0O; western
steers, hay fed. $5.416.20. .
HOGS Receipts -today, 13,000 head- to
morrow, 23,000 head; left over, 3,000 head;
Kteadv te strong; mixed and butrhers.
t6.6n4i6.974; good to choice -heavy, $6.8.VfJ
7.074; rough heavy, f6.6.V,i6.86; light. to.50(jj
S7.V hnlU nf sales. t6. 75Ci7.0O.
SHEEP ANU LAMBS Receipts, 7,000
head: steady to strong; good to choice
wethers. f5.25f(i5.75; fair to choice mixed,
i MicnS 40: western sheen and yearlings,
f4 5074j.O0; native lambs, $4.75fc7.00; western
lambs. f5.25((V7.O0.
Official yesterday: Receipts, cattle, 18.486
hui hoa-a. 23.716 head: sheen. 16.477 head.
ShlDmerfls. cattle, 2.726 head; hogs, 8,447
head; sheep, 1,466 head.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Anrll 8 CATTLE Re-
eeints. 8.200 natives, 2'0 Texans and 2)
calves: market a shade higher; choice ex
port and dressed beef steers, f6.504).XO; fair
to goon. ao.4om.o; iiuLBrii miu i -.- j . i
f3 50ii(6.35; western fed steers, 85.2&4i6 50;
Texas and Indian steers. fi.BoifWSO; cows,
83 5ir(6.llO; native cows, j rrngo.io; neirers.
I40i4f6 25; canners, f2.60tft3.60; bulla, KWf
6.25' calves, 84.004j6.00.
HOtlB Receipts, o.tssi neao; steady to or
hi. hurt ton. 86 97U: bulk of sales. ISHirrr
8.90; heavy, f6.MWj6 974; mixed packers, 8665
ti90: light, 94iziyuo.no; pigs, so.juvjo 10.
bli kir-r AI4U iAJvino nrrriiiii,
head; market atrong to 10c higher; native
lambs, f6.4tK1jx0; westerns, f6.4c7.7; na
tive wethers, f5!Wri5.75; westerns. t6.40fjS.70;
yearlings, 6.0oi1.35: ewes, t4.9fi5.; stick
ers and feeders. 13.oyn6.25; clipped Texas
grassers, t4.iVxt15.75.
lit. I.oals Hit Stock Market.
ot tni'lH Anrll 8. BATTLE Receipts
1000 head, including 1.800 Texans: market
steady to strong; fair to fancy native ship
ping and export steers. $& 57. 25 : dressed
beef and butcher steers. 81.tVag4l.50; steers
.,..Hr i Ihs 84 liKh6.25: stockers and
feeders t2 90tjj6 0i): cows and heifers. 12 Jfvif
D no; canners. si.v-n ., iw..,
.'.iv., i3(ii'7O0: Texas and Indian steers,
grassers, t3 6Kfj4 60; fed steers, fl.6ii,(4 25;
cows and helfera. f2oinj4 o.
itnnn. Recelnta. 5.20k head; steady; pi
and llghta. 86.Sti4i4j.80; packers. 96v?j70;
t.tehr I6.8IKh7.0D.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.000
head; market steady: native muttons, fl 50
i5.75; htmbs, 5yfi7S; springe .b9..jvi;
culls and bucks. f2 5r-n40; stockers. fl.lVfa
2 25; Texans, 83 owo.w.
Kevr York Mvo UJoek Market.
NEW YORK. April 8. CATTLE Re
celpts, 56 head; dressed beef, steady; city
dressed native sides. 4 10c per lb. Ca
t.lfm last r revived uuoted American steeri
at 134'il3c. dressed weight; refrigerator
beef, lac per lb.; exports today, ToS beeves
2 996 sheep and 2,660 quarters of beef,
Calves, receipts. 116 head; market near
flat. har4)ly any demand; few sales at
about yesterday's closing prices; veals sold
at fo.Vsue.tio per luo jus. ; city oresseu veaia,
ltw. ner lb.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1052
heid; sheep, ateady; lambs, steady o firm
unshorn sheep sold at 84 7t(6.uu per 1'JO lbs.
NEW YORK, April . COKFKK-Spnt
Rio, dull; No. 7, Invoice, 7c. Mild, mar
ket quiet; Cordova, S'sWlJc. The market
opened stendy, with prices unchanged to
5 points lower and following the call whs
only moderately active with room senti
ment rather bearish. The foreign market
news averaged up unfavorably and receipts
In the crop country were much heavier
than predicted. Clearances from Brasll to
the I'nlted States were large, spot de
mand waa tame and speculative support
other than that from the bull clique was
almost totally larking. 1te In the ses
sion some months further eased off 6
points to the lowest level of the season
thus- far. The market closed q.ilet, with
prices net unchanged to 10 points loner.
Total sales were 22,000 hags. Including May
at 5.2.Vi.V30o; July, 5.45c; August. 5.65;15.tc:
September, 5.65c; October. 5.70c; IVcember,
5.8oft5.90c; January, 6c; March, 6.10c.
4ll and Roslu.
OIL CITY. Pa.. April 8.-OII-Credlt ,
ances, 11.16; certificates, no bid; shipmcn
98.559 bbla; average, li6,035 bbls.; runs. tSV.
bbls. ; average, 75, .154 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Ua.. April 8 OIL-Ttirp.:.
tine. tirm. Vlc Rosin, firm.
TOLKPO. O.. April 8-OIL North Llm.i.
R5c; Smith Lima and Indiana, xo,-,
NEW YORK. April 8 OlL-( ottonsoedx
steady. Petroleum, steady. Rosin, steady;
strained, common to good, 61 674'ul 70.
Turpentine, nominal and weak, 46'ni64c
LIVERPOOL. April 8. OIL Turpentine
spirits, firm, 32s. Linseed oil, 31a.
LONDON. April 8. OIL-Ca1cutta Hnsee."
spot, 53s. Turpentine spirits, 31s 3d.
Smear Market,
NEW YORK, April 8. St'OAR Raw,
weak and nominal; fair refining, 2 15-16c;
centrifugal, 96 test, 374c; molasses sugar,
2 1-16c; retlned. quiet.
NEW ORLEANS. April 8.-SCOAR Mar
ket quiet; open kettle, 24Vt3 1-lrtc; open
kettle, centrifugal, 3fi34o; centrifugal yel
low, 34'7i'3't,c; seconds, 247i34c.
MOLASSES 8teady; centrifugal, 7ii?18c.
Av. Pr.
55 3 00
73 3 00
X0 4 50
107 4 SO
77 6 25
98 6 45
73 6 55
97 5 75
92 6 60
97 4 00
165 4 75
75 3 25
SO 4 00
95 4 60
92 4 75
60 6 00
lnO 6 40
91 6 50
90 6 00
77 60
76 6 60
80 6 65
38 00
Dry Cnniia Tlarket.
NEW YORK. April 8.-DRY OOODS
Adverse weather conditions materially af
fected the dry goods market today, busi
ness being dull and comparatively feature
less. The only feature of Interest whs the
announcement of the American Woolen
company regarding dellvc of gooda. 1 1-
result of which Is likely lo prove serloiM i .
wnolesale clothlnp; vaniifacturprs.
THR HKAI.TY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS filed for record Tuesday,
April 8, 1902.
(tnlt Claim Iieeila.
J. H. Parrots and wife to S. E
Worster et al. lot 1, block 2. Thir
teenth street add.. 8
J. E. Lush and wife to I. L. Van
Sant. e4 lots 1 and 2 and part lot
3. block 35. South Omaha
J. Q. Hi rrington and wife to flene-
vleve Magee, lot 6, block 3, Waterloo
Joachim Tlmm to Andrew Chrlsten-
sen. lots 5 and 6 Elsele's s'.i'i ..
Peter Petersen and wife to Frltie Mul-
ler. lot 20. Onk HI 1 No. 2
Henry Wennlnghoff and wife to Jnn-
ner Jacnbsen, lots 1 and 2, block 1,
East Bide add
Atlantic Realty association to Jennie
A. liennctt, lot 16, block 3, Henna
nark
Samuel McCrea and wife to Maud
B'jrdge. a tract at Military avenue
and F. . E. A- M. V. Ry
E. E. Nichols to Oeorge Munch et
al, lot 4, block 1. Qulnn's add
W. O. Pre and wife to A. H. Sander.
out lot 195, Florence.. ,
Midway Investment company to A. J.
Nodean et al. lots 1, ,3 and 3, Per
sons Ac u. s nun..
Minnie B. Stevens anft husband tu. W.
A. Corson, lot 10, block Kouiitze '
Place :.' 'j'm
Churles White and wife to Marv and
Agnes Scott, s 44 feet lot 17, block 3,
sub of J. 1. Redlck's add 3.5H)
F. Li. ooodrlch to J. A. Johnson, lot
10. Evans' add. "
Sarah R. Eagleaon to Ornce E. Neale,
lot 8, block o, sub of J. I. Redlck's
add
Warranty Deeds.
Alvln Rnundera et al. trustees, to
Helen Z. Gillespie, lots 1 to 5 and 7.
to 26. block 1; lots 1 to 21 and 23 to
26. block 8. Omaha Heights
Helen 7. Gillespie and husband to A.
S. Carter, same ,
1
2.500
120
tr.lO
21 10
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1,(810
1.5O0
250
l,4o0
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Total amount of transfers..
...814,519
S5.00 A MONTH
Specialist
la all DISEASES
and DISORDERS
of MEN.
13 years In Oraaba.
SYPHILIS .
cured by the QUICK
EST, safeav and moat .
natural method that
baa yet been discovered.
noon every sign ana symptom disappear
completely and forever. No "BREAKINd
OUT" of the disease on the skin or face,
A cure that is guaranteed to be permanent
for Ufa.
VIDIPflftCI C cured. Method new,
WAnluUwt.LC without cutting, pain:
no detention from work; permanent euro
guaranteed.
wHAK MBlf rrom Excesses or. Victims
Ia Nervous Debility or Exhaustion. Wast.
(ne Weakness with Early Decay In Young
ana sniuaie Ajrea, jaca or vim, vigor ana
strength, with organs Impaired and weak.
ntltTrtRK cured with a new Home
Treatment. No pain, no detention from
buaineaa. Kidney and Bladder Troubles.
tDsmaoltatlon Free. Treat men I by Mail.
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Cr. Searles & Searlett Omaha, KeL
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It says. Durlag 40 years'
firoctlre I discovered an
fallible ears for Seminal
and hervotis Debility, so J
ill send a fall euro tlve
eonree of tbs Remedy, lasting three gsontha, to
any ons on trial, to be paid lor If satisfactory.
No Cure. No Pay. Simply send yenr same auj
address. HuBerera from Varicocele, blood Poison.
Uiiptura.Kklney. Bladder sad Prostatic biaeeaee.
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Koura 4, New York 1.1 fe Ultla.
GRAIN. PROVISIONS. STOCKS
Rousht and soU for cash or on margin.
veh-pnone or man oratr.
All telegraph
Will receive careful
Tslibone 10J9.
aad prompt attentiua
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