Tnn OMAHA DAILY I3EE!
SATUHDAY,
AritIL
1004.
(Kl.oulrt t read dally by nil Interested.
ta changes may occur at any time).
Fv!an mall (or ih week ending March
H. YjM. will close (PROMPTLY In (II
re.esj al the 'leneral Po.toffUe fel
lows: PARCELS-FORT MAIL rlnea on
hour earlier than closing; time shown be
low. Reeular and Supplementary marts close at
Foreign Station (corner of West and Mor
ton eireeta) haif-hnur later than cloning
tlma ibowi below (except that supplemen
tary malt (or Flnrope and Central Amir
lea, via Colon, close una hour later at
Foreign Station).
Traaaallaatla Malla.
ATL'ftDAT-At J:$0 a. m. for IRELAND,
rer a. t. Etrurla. via Queenetown imeli
or other parU of Europe must ba di
rected "pel' a. a. rjuurla"); at 8 a. m. for
ElROFki. per a a. St. Louie, via Plym
outh and Cherbourg; at T.J a. m. for
SCOTLAND direct, par a. a. Columbia
(mall must he dlrecffd "nr a. a. Colum
bia"); at 8 '59 a m. for BKIXJIUM dlreM.
per a. c. ""Inland imall must be directed
''per a. a Finland")) at 30 a. m. for
ITALY direct, per a. a. Princes Trena
(mall must ba directed "per a. a. Prtncta
Irene').
After the closing of tha Supplementary
Tranaailantlo Malla nam en above, aridl.
tlonal Supplementary Malls are opened
on tha piers of the American, Engllth.
French and Herman tteamera and rerna'n
open unMI within Ten Mlnuti. t the
hour of sailing or steamer.
Malta for Boa(h nod Ceatrnl A near lea,
Waal Indies. Etc.
SATURDAY At a. m. for BERMUDA,
per a. a. Trinidad: at t a. m. for ARGEN
TINE, I'lil .OI AT and PARAGUAY per
a. a. Tropic; at 8:30 n. m. (supplementary
880 a. m.) for PORTO RICO. CURACAO
and VENEZUELA, per a. a. Caraeiia (mall
for flsvanllla and Cnrtng-ena must be di
rected "per a. a. Caraoaa '): atft:$n a m
(supplementary 10 SO a. m.) for FORTUNE
ISLAND, JAAiAICA. PAVAN'ILLA. CAR
TAGENA and OHEYTOWN. per a a
Altai (mall for Costa Rica must be di
rected "per a. a- Altai"): at MO a. in.
(supplementary 10:30 a. ro.) for HAITI and
BANT A MARTA. per a. a. Adirondack;
at 10 a. m.- for CUBA, per a. a. Morro
Castle, via Havsnn; at 12:) p. m. for
CUBA, per a. a. Kaahpdi. via Matnnxia
(mall must be directed "for a. a. Fash
oda"), Malta Forwariefl Overland,- Etc.. El,
eept Transcontinental.
CUBA Via Port Tampa, Florid, closes at
thla office dally, exempt Thursday, at 15 80
a, ra. '(the connecting malla close here on
Mondaye, Wednesdays and Saturdays).
MEXICO CITY Ov-land. unless specially
addressed for dl,atch b steamer, closes
at this office dully, except Sunday, at 1:30
p. m. and 10:30 p. m. Sundaya at 1 p. m.
and 10 30 p m.
NEWFOUNDLAND- py rail to North 8yd
ney and thence by atean er closes at tnla
ofTlra dally at 8:30 p m. (connecting malla
cioae nero every Monaay, Wednesday and
baiurday).
JAMAICA By rail to Philadelphia and I
thenoa by steamer closes at this offloa al I
10:30 p. m. every Sunday.
By rail to Boston and thenoa by ateamer
closes at thla office at 8;30 p.. m, every
Friday. '
MIQUELON By rail l iloaton and thence
by ateamer closea at tills office dally- at
8 30 p. m.
BELIZE, PUERTO CORTEZ and OtTATE.
MALA By rail to New Orion ns and
thence by sleuiner closes at thla office
dnlly, except Sunday, at I SO p. m. and
10:30 p. ni , Sundaya at 1 p. m. and llojo
p. m. (connnctlng mail closes here Mon
day at 110:30 p. m.)
COSTA RICA By rail to New Orleans and
thence by ateamer close at this office
dally, except Sunday, at !:S0 p. m. end
' 10:80 p. m., Sundays at II p. m. and 110:30
p. m. (connecting mal closea here Tues
days at 110:80 p. m.J
BA HAMAS tccr' Psreo's-wnar tWiiLi-
By rail to Mrnii! VU. and thence by
eteamer eiosea at $t:j a. m. every Mon
day, Wednesdav ana Saturday,
i Registered tnali closes at p. m. previous1
Traaapaclflo Malla,
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via San Fran
Cisco, close here dally at J. 3D p. m. up to
March 127th, Inclusive, for despatch per
X. Hv Transport.
WAII. JAPAN, CHINA and PHILIP
PINE ISLANDS, via San Francisco, clots
here dally at $: p. m. up to March lath,
inclusive, for despatch par a. a. Coptic
IIAWAIli 'via Ban Francisco, close hers
dally al 8:30 p. ro up to March lath, in
clusive! for deanntch per a. a. Alameda.
CHINA- -vnd JAPAN, via-, Vancouver and
Vlsrorla. B. C, floss here' dally it 6 SO
S. m. up to April I5ih, Inclusive, . fee
espatch per a. a. Empress of - Japan.
(Merchandise for L. S. Postal Agency 'a
SKanabal cannot be forwardi-d, .via
Canada.) r -i ,,
CHINA and JAPAN, via Seattle specially
addressed only), cioae here dally at b:in)
S. ro. up to April tth. Inclusive, lor
espatch per a. a. Plsladea. . a . -.
CHINA and JAPAN, vtn Tacoma (spe
cially addreassd only) closea here dally
at :30 p. m. up to April 7th. Inclusive,
for deanatch per a. a. Agn-mefnon.
NEW ZKALAND, AUSTRALIA (exctpt
West), NEW CALEDONIA. FIJI,
SAMOA and HAWAII via San Francisco,
clnas here dnlly at :J0 p. m. up to April
!th. -Inclusive, for despntch per a. a.
. . Ventura. (If the Cunard steamer Carry
ing the Britlah mall tor New Zealand
doea not arrive In time to ennnect with:
thla dispatch, extra malla closlrg at :W
a. m . :30 a. m. ana so p. m.t Hundaya
at 4:30 a. m., I a. m. and 6:30 p. m. will
te made up ana rorwaraea untH the ar
rival or tna t.unara sieumer. t
HAWAII, JAPAN. CHINA and PHILIP-
PINE ISLAND. Via Han Francisco, close
here dally at 30 p. m up to April tilth.
Inclusive, for despatch per a. a. Korea.
TAHITI and MARQUE8A8 ISLANDS, Via
San Frarcleco, close here dally at I'll
p. m. up to April listh, Inclusive, for dca-
ratch per a. a. Mariposa.
'STRALIA iexoept West), FIJI ' ISL
ANDS and NEW CALEDONIA, via Van
couver and Victoria, B C, close here
dally at 80 p. m. up to April ad. in
clusive, for despatch per a. a. Aaranarl.
NOT Unless otherwise adjresaeil. West
Australia Is forwarded va Europe; and
New Zealand and Philippines, via Ban
FTuncleco tha quickest route. Philippine!
specially addressed "via Canada" or "via
Europe'1 must be fully prepaid at the
foreign rates. TMwall la forwarded via
Ran Francisco exclusively. ...
Transpacific malla are forwarded to port
of Bailing daily and the achsdule of dos
ing Is arranged on the presumption of
their uninterrupted overland transit.
Registered mall cloaca at ( p. m. previous
ear. CORNELIUS VAN COTT.
Postmaster.
Postofflce. New Tor. N V.. March 26, 1904
OlIAHi LIVE SlOCR
Cattle) BeoeioU Ugi tad Prioi ii'cd
4 " fiuady to ttrarg. ' '
eaassaaaswaajw ,
HOGS SOLD STRONG TO A NICKEL HIGHER
. tr i
Only a Few Cars of sheep aa Lambs
Market Coald Be aae
Itroaar on Best Grades, with '
' , Othera Abeat steady. .
SOUTH OMAXA, April 1. 104.
Kecelpts were:
Official Monaay ....
Official Tuesday ...
Official Wednesday
v-tiicim.1 i nursaay
Official Friday
Cattle.
.... 4.W7
,7N)
.... 4.470
.... I.l"3
.... t771
Hogt. Sheep.
Flve days thla week.....71
8me days last week....Zl.71
8nme days week before.. 23.1T.
15&
12,oT
10.437
, 7.2t
U.7M
41.672
J1.031
U.M7
(.141
l.7ii)
l.4'4
t.U
l,lu6
J.0k3
41.533
U,X
30.7K3
35.76
24, Sea
Millinery Bargains at $3,98
A beautiful hat made of all lace 'flowers,
chiffon facing, satin ribbon bows
and large gold buckle. A very
handsonie'hat at
A handsome hat made of horse hair braid
and jet trimmed with silk flowers, wide
Bilk ribbon and cut steel orim
merits.' This" stylish' hat on sale 3.10
Saturday at f
3.9.8
161B ft fARNAM STREETS. OMAHA.
PEOPLE'! U RSITVHK AXD CAHFET ( O.
nuunery Dargains oa yj.vo a
Handsome hats, made of horse hair braid y (
' (in black only), tucked chiffon facing, tiim- f(S
ml with ahlrretl gllk untj velvet rib- . ' I ' 1 1 1 f
Iwn, Jpt ornnmeftta. Theae bata -onuo
In colonial . ahnpea vn v aiwll
at
3.98
A very special showing of red hat made
of Moleen tucked chiffons, horse hair and
mixed braids, trimmed In popples, freranl
ume, cherries and foliage, flat Iron and
colonial shapes very special for Saturday
3.98 (
(t
6ume three weeks a4ro...l,194
Mni jour weeks ago....lf.:p
Same daya last year IB. 382
KtumrTS FOR THE YKAB TO DATE.
The following Uble will show tho receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for tbe year to date, with comparisons with
last year: -
, M04; ; IMS. -Inc. Dec.
Cattle Js,54 au.M ........ 744
Hogs ..( 61l.lffl BI3.314 . 48 814 "...
Wieep- 4tfl,7( 8M,78 T10.42 ...
Average prices paid for hogs at South
Omaha for tha last several days with com
parisons; ! , f
OnDortuno purchase of l&OO tailor-made suits.
f MM. M. , ,
(35 $29 values, choice $18,75, $1G,00 atld $10.75. Handsome neto Spring Suits, secured from an overstocled eastern imnufacturer at a price
Data. iaoa.iw.naoa.ii9oi.ii9oo.iiS39.ua39. . ,. ,fl fk
Mar. .,.! uh ' a fa acviatritnitn .A ' luS i
Mar. i... ui T01I a It) 4 69 1A7I J.M VV r . II I S
Mar. ... 1 04 7 oi a 07 I a asaiarr f II I . fi M
Mar. ... iM tu in IW N ' ! .A ' AX vl9J V
Mar. a... ' : w a , 4 70 t c . A lur r K
Mar. J... I H 7 U 10 5 371 4 711 3 0 S M TtMPk I i AH
Mar. a... lH 06 3 4 7 S3 I7 'Jf ' 1 M
Msr. a... I 14 6 41 4 71 IK Ti Jf XlLj
Mar. Id... 6 10 7 26i 07 U til I M M Tf 11 VL'
Mr. n iiuts Tts ae lini 3t 17a YV i liV
Mar. U.,.1 6 It 7 111 18 6 40 4 76 SU f . 1 1
Mar. is... 123 (4S tlv It! .A '"" VA
Mar. 14... 1 15 7 U a 13 I to 4 76l I 63 I 03 V i 1
Mar. 6 25 I a 10 6 66 7S 61 I 68 Xff " j 11
Mar. lj.. 1 16H! 7 19 6 68 4 861 I Bo I 70 - !
Mar. 17.. I 041 7 In 6 16 4 H I t6 8 71 -A li
Mar. 18.. 6O4 7 06 6 21 6 66 861 73 f II
Mar. 18.. 4 871 T 1 2i 6 W 4 89 171 i '
Mar. su.. 7 Jtt li 6 Vl 4 68 X f 1
Mar. 31.. 4 9J'4 7 84 36 8 IU 4 81 3 6H S T5 -.A j5 I
Mr. . 22.. 4 BoJ a68o48o(k3 7d ? I X
Mar. 83., 4 -Wi 7 46 6804803631, 4 W Atf I ' V
Mar. U I t 3M 43iaCI71 f , 0 : V V
Mar ifi.. 8 Wvl 7 ii, a b 6 78 , 8 6J at AA X
Mar. 28.. 6 12-J 7 2 8 36 7f 4 891 1 1 8. t(S 'k Jf V V
Mar. 87.. .T2b V 4u 8 tul 4 8. ' SI J J K
Mar. ti.. tl7 7 30 IM 6 9wj 6 ( 3 ! S 67 I V
Mr- 14V4I 8 696 861l-3OjS S A . f V - v V
Mar. 80.. 6 07 1 T 22 6 881 6 li t & M X V& V . frW-
Mar 31.. 4 W 7 88 I 68 I 6 10 8 69, 8 t3 firV
April l.. 6 1)3441 7 29 6 6oi 6 97 3 Ml i & yf .1 v f SW
' 24 3 - 1 V
27 3 ... ,.A
102 fl 4
Eton
or
Blouse
Suits.
Kton or
Blouse. atyUn,
Rtrlctly : .tailor
ed tlirouKliont,
trimmed Willi
braiiln made
of chevlotH,
voiles au(l ;
broudfloths.
No trouble for
the average
wouiHn to be
fitted.; 'At Hie
price every
Hult ought to
go before .
ulKht.
Indicates Sunday.
The orTtdaV number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was: -
- ' ' Cattle.Hbgs.Sheep.H'seS.
Mo.-Pea- Rv i - ..
v., M. & Bt. P.' Hy A ' 'io .
u. r. Hystm 7
18 N. W. Ry
E. A M. V. R. R.:ia
St. H, M. & O. Ky. 2
8k M. Ily 19
H. t Q. Ry....v,... 1
R. I. A P., east.... .,
,20
.. 1
18.75
Women's
Suits
at $15
They look like
825 suit. Have,
the ftyle of tho
better gradei.
There are walk
ing suits and
auits In the
all around
blouse or Eton
sty leu, silk or
satin lined
jackets, 10 dis
tinct' rtyles to
select from.
Your modiste
couldn't dupli
cate them for
double the
money.
$15'!
Ladies'
Suit
$10.75
Handsome
atyle In broad
cloth, cheviot
and fancy mix
tures. Triple
cape, colliirlesjt
Eton, elaborate
ly trimmed with
raided cordirg
around bottom
of Kton, run
ning to a pclnt
In the center of
the back. Coat
is gatln line 1,
eklrt Is full
trimmed with
raised cording
on sides
Crixv
enette Rain
proof Coats
$11.95
They're abso
lutely water
proof crnven
ette, made in
very pretty
styles, capes
and belted
back, in blue,
hlacic, oxfard,
and castor, can
be worn in all
kinds of weath
er, $25 quality.
10.75 I1.95
Walking
Skirts
special
purchase
of 1,000
Women's
and misses'
walking .
skirts, thl
bets and
melton
cloths,
seven jrore
full flare
atylea,
trimmed
around bot
tom with
rowa of
tailor
nUtt'liing.
blnck find
oxford
i $3 j
Ckinsx
Silk
Waists.
t:.0O for China
silk alsta
trimmed with
Valenciennes
lace and tucked
yoke. The
waist la further
embellshed with
dainty lace
collar, making
It one of the
moqt attractive
of the new
dCKlgliS.
2.00
Black
and Blue
Voile
Dress'
Skirts,
new, Just
arrived,
made very
full, good
flare, trim
med with
rows of taf.
feta strapg,'
will be put
on sale
Monday at
the very
low figure
of
8.50
FREE A correct form pad given away with every suit purchased Saturday FREE
for Easter
i Sumcks. of stylo.- It Is
(li'ffiTtMicp. Hero are tho
C R. I. P.;
Chicago, O. W:..-;
Total recelDtn
The dleposlilor iff the day'a receipts was l
np toiiows, eacn nuyer purcnasiny tne num;
ber of head indicated:
Cattle.
Omaha Packing Co....-.-' 84
Swift arid Company 4Ko
Cudahy Packing Oo,...., 13
Armour Co 188
Armour u Co., Boo City
Cure? .Benton...,
W. 1 8tephen
rim er son
U V. Musi
Wolf Sl AMurrun
Hobblck A B,. 8 18'.
B0,&Drco:::r:;::::::::::
J. B. Root Co
M. Hagerty Co,
other tniyera
21
64 ..
ST
I
i
'"a
86
Hogs. Sheep.
Ti'l ...
- 2.(W4
i.aw
J.ljlSt.'
-' Harvnrd in tho unmo of this uttrncttvc Back unit.
Btvllnh. Snamiy tlint dcBcrlhoH it. You know the
K, X. & K, Ktylt'H," full of tbat Hointthliig n mini likf.-a to have in lila clothps n
port Qf dunh-ir hiiructer. You don't fluil It in otbrr.. makes., Lot? of vm
clnllii It, nut tlioy dun l uiiikc goon. .o kucssivoi k
about our K. X. & V. goods. Wo'vo pliul to havo
. thiMUf lon"t know of nny , otlioro quite up to tin;
handle. Thla suit is ati'lrUy band tailored through
, out. Trice
838
u,ai mere
tli rough a
tne small i
Total ..1041. J.185.
CA,riLThere. was a veryllaht fan of
-cattle 'Teworted ma 'monllng rand 'heaidea
tl.at tnere were 31 oars of the receipts billed
ana not onerea on ine maract.
a aaed a. rem cat la aneY es a roaul t ;
orTeiiuaa were soon dlsDosed ot. 1
The market ou rem fed steers -could- be
quoted steady t stnrng. The- Wnda that
Just suited buyers were if anything a little
stronger, while- the general ran was about
steady. Ae compared with the close ot last
week the general' market Is fully aj dime
lower vr lilbp lower. Considering the
heavy receipts, though the market1, i con
sidered In very aatlsfuctory condition.
The cow- market wa also lukly steady
with yesterday, .Anithlnn on the,llKlic
heifer iteder was ploaad i in a hurry at
atrong prices, while -heavy wi -wold (r
about ytrrday's notches.. As. t'omiMirfcd.
with a week ago the market H IlKhtwuigbt
cows and bcllt-ra la ttdy to atrmig, wliile
heavy cow. are unevenly t lower, i Borneo
aulcsmen are quoting the d lint) at Ju-flluc,
while others thlnk.lt a. Utile more-tlian
that. , . . . . ,.
The market on. bulls Is still- slow,, with
prices b bout . the same-as they were a .week
ago. Vent calves are in good demand at
prm prices..., j -f '
The same as usual cn a Vrldny th were
only a few strxjierv and leedcire tut sale.
and while the demand waa limited still any-
inina at nil gooa soiu wiinoui mucn trounie
al eteady prices, t'nmmpn cattle also
showed verr ittie change from yesterday.
riopreaeBtaitve anitut; r . ..
tJKBIT BTEERB.; M
. CjC:,V-.
Advance ahowlns; of th trew spring hats. A black
stiff hat like cut Is onr svecial for this week at
$3.00. Our line -include ftlltM nobby styles in the
different sizes and shapes, ht prices that will please
you. "vVe n!so have a Unen9 ot soft lt prlcea,
$.5O,($2.OOand .0.
o
Men's aad Boys' Spring Clothing 1
riUESTLEVS Clt A VENETTE8 Absolutely Tain proot nlie.1
water like a duck. Tva much cannot be said iu favor of this com
mon sense garment. Can be Torn in rain or shine. You'll And
that K., N. & F, rain coats will do a good I f
r?.eal more for you than keep you dry I J I
We are headquarters for young men's eh'.hzg. Our ;-oung meu's
euits are jut as handsome, well made and ciy'?sh as the ''regu
lar" men's suit-
over plaids. Specif
We carry "a complete ctock in Men's Shoes best
of. leather nd workmanship good, service
able kind for every day wear or the more fash
ionable kind. Perfect fit guaranteed. Prices
-nobby patterns in stripe and "(C t CT((
recial for Monday only, at. . . . .) I
1 $2.50-$3.$3.50.$4.$4.50
eQ
CSaaMaMSSal
pe"Vl
prtcea, nnd a reejilt it was Int.; before
Ji cli-arHncc waa made. The bulk of all
the aalea went from VM to $5.f and h
high aa 15.10 was paid for n choice llRht
wolght - lortrt. The imunoncr iind trnshy
atuS sold from 8S.0O down. While the bulk,
of the hogs waa sold nt a leasonubly early
hour it took aome lime for the late arrivaJf
to change hanns. ieprccniuuve sines
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. '
Bids will be received until 4 o'clock P. m
on Monday, April 11, 1"4, at the offlce ot
the undersigned In Lincoln,' Nebraska, room
Jul. of the Central building. State unlver
alty grounds, for the construction of a
physics Ubuiatory building for said univer
sity upca Ita grounda In Lincoln, and alao
for the conatiuctlon of a school and labora
tory building upon Its farm near to the city
tf Llnooln. according to plana and spertfl
cations for said buildings on file In the
Office of the superintendent of construction,
room 111 of said centra) building, bidders
muat consult the superintendent ' before
preparation and filing of their bids upon
an matters wnrcn may appear to tnem un
certain iq eithe,' plana or apeclllcatlona;
must alao examine the forms of contract
and bond required and on Ale With lH
superintendent: ahd muat personal')' In
spect the university grounds, fnrm and the
building illes thereon selected. The Mils
upon the two buildings must be made
eealrg ana men arparareiv nna muat con-
form strictly ie trie miuarna plane and
aoerlflcatlora rewnectlvely. Riildera m at
be prepared t, furnish commerclel rstlna
or saiisriicrory references as to tneir finan
cial atundlng. If the aame be rtilre4 bv
the unfversliv authorKles. FaeH bid mist
be sci'umrsnled by a certlfltd check on
verslty of Nrbruska uncondltloeally, for
the sgm f. One thousand dollsrs. The
check of the suocea-ful bidder. In ease of
an award, win be nem aa a guaranty for
Jhe algnlng cf the building contract l-
orm as prepceed. furnishing to the super
nt.ndent schedules ef mater'als with quan
tities and prlcea. and furnishing security
company bonds as required. B"th the se
curity comny offered and the form of
the bond must be tatlsrac'ory ta the board
of regents or Ita building comm't'ee, . In
rase the successful bidder fails wl'bin two
weeks irom (he date of the award to file
aid schedules, furnish and ills bonds aa
required and to enter Into ren'ract at the
mount nr iu uia. me cneca oeno.i'ea By
win be forfeited to the i-nlvrettv
Idated d-rrsges without f'tr'hw rro-
e.edlris or ootlce.- TPS check rf tha blA.
der whoa, bid Is second beet. In iKe rnininn
of the bcerd ef reverts or Ita build ng com
mittee, will also be held pending the- n-ro.
tiatiora tor 'ne rinsing or a contr.cl wltii
trs prsi m ri-oer or unrji it is i-t'r
mined whetbT the second b-s Md wl l ba
t.ken up or r'blddtne; called for. All bld
mnet be alaned. ealed tip addre-sed to the
undersigned and be mainly marked en. 'hi
outside w'th the bMder's "rne and the
worda . J'Wvab-a Vulldlng bid." or, "Farm
eopooi nni'nin' no. ip esse mav b.
S.ld bids ist a'.O he.e Ike resMenra n,
lness sitd'-'SS f the b'der. Th VM
will be opened and l"nep ed aa soon afe
the date ebove set for a"T urn a n he
board of reaerts - Its" b'r r-nimlMe
ran be conveniently nn-mh'-d The r I arH t
la reeerved to ftWOrv srd all Mda. d
tli the indrals"ed t room 101 . cftr'ril
i.uiu'ing Hiaie . univeraiy. '.rproln Ne
Itr. '
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ilm
qul
fe.
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and Sheep Ten t ents Lower. .
CHiOAOO, April l.-fATTl.K Receipts,
15.0W head; muikvt aUtv,) ; good to pr.ma
steers, 8Mi.Xliu.so; nominal, poor Io me .luiu,
tVi-iXryDiio; slocaors ami feeders. tlMi.1.;
cowa, iL.uii.io; heifers, 2Ujiu4mj; cai.neia.
81.Vbti2.uU', nulls, ..'Mfll'); calvue, Vi.ouJ
5.6u; Tesaa-teil ateeia, 84.!4tM.W.
HOtlaV Jteceipts, M.woo head; estimated
tomorrow, IS.diki head; l ft over, 10,44.1 head:
market loo higher;- mltel and outcliera,
o.Mj.40; good to t holce heavy, 85 3iua.4-j;
rougn Ituavy, 8a Uiu M;.. ngnt, eu.lmou.Hu;
bula of aulea. 8.Zj(rw.S,w i
EHKKP ANU 1.AMU8 Roceipts, 6,d0)
head; sheep, lue lower; lumus, lull arid
lower. Good to choice wethera, $4.7i'3u.4V;
fair to choice mixed, .,3,IU4j1.bO; western
Bheep, It.5o4j6.40. . .
St. I.oals Lira Stork Market.
BT. IXJUIS, April l.tVATTLE Receipts,
J.uW .head. Including m) Texans; maiKut
steady; natlvs sliippina nd export sieeru,
$4.i;fi(Ua.40: dressed beet iind buiclier s.evra,
I3.7u434.lu; steers under l.oOo Ihs., 3aj4.:
stockers and feeders, li.lbfai.w. cowa and
heifers, I3.iui iu; canners, M1ikd2.6i); bulls,
83uout.; caives, l.'"..io.iV. Texas and In
dian steers, ii.lbii4.lb; Cows and heifera,
1110(83.10. . J ...
HOOkVRecelpta. o.ano; market 8c higher;
pigs and light. 8t.Oii24.9j packer., H.Mji
&.; butflisra and bet heavy, l6.2Dtu.40.
8HEKP AND LAMKB - Recelp,B, 1.600
head; market strong; native muttons. 84.60
45 10; iHmbs, 84.tf; cull and bucks,
l.604."; stockers, 82.ywS3.0u.
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6HEEP There
Sheep and lambs reported thla morning, ! H(. Jnseult Lira Stock Market
and as a result a fair test of the market BT JOSEPH, April 1. 6ATTLE Re
waa hardly made. Good sheep, though, ce1ptl m t).ad. market strong to luc
cuia oe nuoiea uroni. n " """S! higher than Wednesday; natives. $3.5 3.16
ui ioi"u" T.uuiu iiuauii ' I'"" rnsi and he fera
without trouble at good, firm prlcea. Hut . tertm tl ftiiti "S
stocks as c'.oeely na possible, making iy
for the new clip. H eton l.uyers .re leav
ing for the wrat, but important trann.ii
tlona have not yet been closed. The Lou
don amnion Males ,'losed firm at prices 6 tu
lo per cent lower for crr.nsbreuH and c.t
part to 6 per ceijt iower fur merinos than
the JimuHiy rates. The hhlpinent of wool
from Roalon to date from December III.
19i'3. are 60,oMi.&ii7 pounda, ngalnut u6.67",NSo
pounds at the sitir.e time last year. Tlie
receipts to date are 4n,V)0,-Jti pimndH, uralnst
4H 4l4.4:Hi pounds fur the tame period last
year.
OMAHA YYIIOl.K.SALB MARKET.
Condition of Trade and (taotatiopa on
Staple and Fancy Produce.
EOUS Receipts, liberal; market . steady;
freHh, stork, 15c. -
live i'( t Imi J lens, lnwaiic; young
roosters, ((!'.; old roomers, ic; turkeys,
13c; ducks. OHc; geese, fc.
HOTTER Packing stick, 1271ZUc; cnnie3
to fancy dnlrv roils, liuyUc; aeparator, 22c.
FRESH FISH-lTout. sninc: plcKerci. 6V,
c; plkeJ 8c; perch, ffftt&c; blucnah, ISc;
whiteflsh. 7itil0c: salmon, lie; haddock. 10i-;
codfish, 12c; redenapper, 11c; loba'.er, boiled.
per in.. 4iic; anipaen wnirennn, nc; oini
hends. tic: cntflnh. 13(ffl4c; black baa, iOc;
bnlibut, 10c; . crapulea. 13c: lierrlng. 4"c;
white. haaa. 13c; blucflna. 8i; smelts, 108llc;
finnan haddles. smoked. 8Vc.
OTBTERB New York counts, per enn,
43c; per gal.. $2.00: extra select, per cn, lie:
per gRl.. $1 75; standard, per can. r7c; per
gal.. 1 35111.40.
HHAN--lr ton. 81S0U.
HAY Prlcea auotrd bv Omaha Wholesa'e
Dealers' association: tholce No. t upland.
860; No. t lrt.ii; medium, aSO: cosro
$3 00; rye straw, 8S.00. Theie prloes are for
hny of good color and quality. Demaaa
fair and receipts light.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES-Colorado. $1.18; Pftkota, per
veal calf.' $ to 12 lbs.. SHo; No. 3 veal ralf, avenue,
11 to 15 lbs., 6V; dry salted hides. Ki'Uc; : nvenue.
sheep peltn, 24(h27c: hortiehldeH. ll.UVil-.eO.
NUTS WalnutH. No. 1 soft shell, per lb,
iHiiay; nuuveu, ij.vvj.ih
(.014)4 35; stockers and
the commoner kinds were no more than
steady. Fur the week the market on sheep
shows an mlvance of lMjilbc and inmns are
around inilii higher. It Is noticeable, how-
Oker, that prk i s Hre inclined to dlHcnmi
natti against the Inferior grades of both
stieep and lambs and that claaa has shown
the lea.t Improvement. Not enough feeders
are comtrg forward to ejiiote a market.
Quotations tor corn-red stoea; uood to
obolce lambs. !5 Wr.l 75; fair to good
In inbi. $5.0nitf.60; aimd tn choice yearling.
$Ba afi!6; fair to good yearllnas. $1.5MH.80;
good to choice wethers. $48itfiVt6; fair to
good wethers. ! tyi-5.36 ; good to choice
wea, t4.76fT5.00; fair to good ewes. $4 .40
4 60; clipped stock sells oC&75c lesa than
WKi:ea atoca. Representative sales:
No,
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liuoa mere was a ugni run oi nogs nere
this morning and the market opened about
a nickel higher. Moat of the early ealea
were at till and. $608. ' Not aU of the
packers, though, were bidding the advance,
and afire aome of the Tiackere and .btnpera
had tbelr mora urgent order, filled the
market slowed dowa and closed weak,
naleamcn aattrally. all wasted aha- early
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NEW YORK. April 1 -BEEVES Re
cslpla, 1.608 head; market for oteers 10tfi-0c
lower; for bulls and cows, about steady;
t cars str.r unsold; steers, Hi'T6 X); bulls,
$8 061)4 18; cows, 11.40.1(1,(1. Cables un
vhanged; top price at London, llo per
pound, ar.ss.d weignt; r.frigerator beer
to per pound; exporta, nona.
CALTS Rsc-ints. 3i3 head: market
steady; veals. $4.1038.00; tops. 81 ; ltttle
ealves, nominal; city dreas.d veals. fcUVtC
Dr pound; country dressod. 7tjliHo.
8JHEEP AND LAMBiJ Receipts, $.15
head; market for sheen dull; lambs. 164C6c
lower; sheep, $1.604.75; lambs, 88.00ti.ii);
one cnr. $.-6.
' HOGSRecelpla 3.01$ iiead; market waa
Sb30c lower; eaU -hegs. 6.75?j Is). -
HO IS Rei eluts. 5.6.15 head: market So
higher; light, $5.01(1' 5.10; - medium and
heavy. ib.UZWao.2H.
tfltlCKP AMI 1-.A M !1?4 rtCPiptS, l.T-4
head; market steady to lc lower.
aioax Ity Live atotk Market.
8IOI X CITY, la.. April l.-ISpcclal Tel.
grain.'j;ATTLE tteccipts, 30u heail; mnr
aet steady; beeves. i4.6i); rows, bulls
and nilxud, $2.6nfi3.an; atoi-kers and feeders,
$.H mun i lit; calves and yearlings, a2.,a3.70.
HOt58 Receipts, 1.W0 head; market Bff
Kh- hlghej-, selllna at $4.603.10; bulk, $4,850
606.
Block In Blaht.
Following are the receipts of live stock
for the six principal western cities yester
day; Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Bouth Omaha l.TTi 7.16 1.105
Chicago 15, ,) r tVK)
Kansaa City X) 6 2u0 7 0
St. Louis l.O'O 8.&II l.t-OJ
Bt, Joseph 73 $ 835 1,7:,
Bioug City . 6'JO 1.6u0
Totals :..M.Ut . 60.108 10,02$
' WOOL -
Kaaaas Cltr Live Bteck Market.
' KAN'SAS CITT, April 1. CATTLE Re
ceipts,. .k head, including fr southerns'
market alrady: fxiwrt and dressed beef
steers, $4t"U J..0; lair to good. 83 Vtft4ti:
western-fed uteera, 83a'i4 3j; stockers anJ
feeders, li. 7844.66; southern steere, $3 tfft
4 10; southern cows. I. ulK; nativi
$.' $CP4.ii netlwa heitVrs.- $.4oil.30;
Ut't!i;i; calves. 82 t;O.D0.
Ho.iS Recelj.ts, a.t: market 8 hlgtier
top. $4 Khv bulk, 1 aalvs, lieovy
Wool Market.
' BOBTON, Maaa.. April 1.
Pulled and territory wools are firm, with
supplies moaeraie. iuoiauons: Kentucky,
Inuiana, etc. 1 hree-elgliths blood. iC'crzuc;
one-fi urth blood, 'Xxttw, braid, tiitfSe, Ter-
ruorj luano nne, io-bjjh-c; neavy nne, 13ft
itc; nne medium. itvMy,r; .,w ntv
dlum. 16(S18c. Y yomlug Fine, 13
toe, nnv nne, luuitc, una meoium, lh
15So; medium, lS1lc: low medium, 18IJ1K'
luq ana levsua r ins, ioTiiftvc; heavy
one, iduitc; nne meoiiim, ifMUlbc; meotum
l(lc; low medium, H-tfJOe. I)skota Klne
16ylc; line medium. Wl4c; medium, 189
18c; low medium, 18:1V. Montana Fine
choice, 19i?tlio; llr.e medium cliolce, ISSlik:;
average. lkal'A-; staple, liriifoc; medium to
Choice, ISCflllc
Tbe Commercial bulletin win say tomor
row: The. wool market U steady and firm.
with a fairly active Luslnees la small lots.
cows, , The Increased demand fop fine grades. In
bulla, I eluding dumeetlc neerea,' territory and
Australia Is a feature of the week. There
tiai tma no ehadlng or-price to any ex
tent, out dealers anxious to clean up
1 i
bu.. 81.10: natives, $1.00.
NAVY BEANS Per bu
I2.2M185.
CaltlornUt, boo, 160,
and
crate, $1.90; Colo-
IBc; hard aheli. per lb., J4r; No. 2 aoft sholl
per lb., loc; No. 1 hard shell, per lb., U-'t
ErazilH, per lb., lie; lllberta. per lb., 11c;
almeuUs, soft shell, per lb., l&u; hard al.ell,
w,,uV; peuiik, large, irr h., lie;
small, per lb., 10c; neanuta, per lb.,
roHsied peanuts, per ,b c; Chill walnutK,
12'(ililVsc; large hickory nuts, per tu., tl.M;
phejlbarka, per bu., $2.00; black walnuts,
per bu $123. . '
tttatemeat
WASHINGTON,
f , Public Debt,
April 1. The monthly
statement of t tie public debt shows that
at the close of business March 31, IO04,
tho debt, less cash In the treneury,
amounted to $til5.22,ini, a decrease for the
month of $'i,612.U3. The debit la recapitu
lated as follows:
Intereet-bcarlng debt, $,15fl,740; debt on
which Interest lias ceased since - msturlty,
$2,870,610; debt bearing no Interest, $?92,
i!i4.4HB; total. II.USrt.lM.OW. This amount,
however, does not Include $!KJl, 1 17.89 In
certificates and treasury nots outstanding,
whl'-h are offset hy an equal amount of
cash on hand held for their redemption.
Th cash in the treasury Is classified aa
follows: Gold reserve fund, $150,000,000;
trust funds, $36.8j6,668; general fund. $144,
0t3. 6"7; In rational bank depositories. 86.
103,91a; total, $1,399,011,478, against which
there are demand notes outstanding
amounting to ll.(r:3.311,47D, leaving a canlt
btlnnco In tha treasury amounting to $874.-
t9,a6. .
boy; A. P. Brady. I:9 Meredith
hoy; N. J. Bhciiberd. Thlrt v-nei-.in,l
and Gold, boy; Fred Oche, 1418 4'lerce, boy.
Deaths Mrs. Helen tlseth. a!07 Wehaier,
6fi; Mrs. Mary Mc8hane, 3f6 Farnam, 60;
Elhel Beer, 44) North Thlrty-fl-st, 1 month;
Marls Andereon, 32 Reese, 60; WUlle I.ilt
Inger, Oeason, 16 months.
HEAL KBTATB THAN8FF.RS.
Peeds filed for record April 1 aa futnlbhed.
by the Midland Uuarantee i.ud 'trust
cumpany, bunded abstractor, 1814 Farnam .
siritt. for Tha Heel
Annie V. Anderson and husband to , ,
Fred H. Guthrie, lot 8, block 134, 1
city $:,aoo
Mary B. Newton to Thomas W. Klark-
burn, lot 14, block ii, Ktevens' Place.. 1
Albert P. Brink and Wife to U. ).. Ben-
lot 14 and part ot lot Id, block
son,
900
CELLRV Large
oc.
ONIONS Bnanlsh, per
rido rd, per lb., iv,c.
rABUAGK W sconaln Holland. 4o.
TURNIPS Wblie, per bu., one; rutabagas.
per lb.. He.
lAKiunB-rer nu., i.w.
PAKHNII'S Per bu.. Wlc.
BEKTB Per lul., T6c.
CI t'l'MHKRS Per dos., $1.60"rjl.75. "
TOMATOES. Florida, per -basket crate,
$3 0n(fi3..rA
KADisiiKD-rn nut, nuncnes, wodoc.
LF.T'i'l CE 11EAD8-Per Uoi. bunches, 0c
fj 11 .On; top Induce, per dox., iiibx:
TI'KNIPB-Roulhern, per dos, 46c.
HEETS-Southern. per do. 60c.
CAR ROTH-gout hern, per dos., 75c.
PARSLEY Southern, per dox., 3c&45c. '
SHALLOTS-Per dox.. 73e.
ONION 6ETB Per bu. of J2 lbs., yellow.
$2; red, $:'.; while. $2 60.
8JPINACH Per bu., ai.wni a.
BEANS Wax, per bu. box, $4 60; string,
per bu. bog, $4.00.
r 111. 1 1 v
APPLES California Bellflow.ra, per box.
$1.',6; Oregon fancy red., per bog, $l.rt;
New York export Greenings, Kuaseis ana
Buldwins, 84 w.
CRANhERKIES Jersey, per bbl., $7; par
box, $3 60.
BTRAWBERRIEB Texas, per 24-qt. case.
$4.u6; Louisiana, per 24-tt. case, $2.00.
TROPICAL, rnUllB.
ORANGES Navels, choice, all sixes, $!.25;
fanry navels, all slxea, $3.60.
LEMONB California, fancy. IK) to 880,
$3 60; choice. 240 to 270 sixes, $8.0rh"$ 23.
FIGS' California, per 10-lb. cartons, 8Sc;
Imported Smyrna, S-crown, 14c; l-crown,
16c; T-crown. 18c.
BANANAS Per medium sixed bunch,
r(.jif V Jumbos. 82.7t4i8.a6.
DATES Persian, per box of 30 pkgs., $3;
per lb. In 80-lb boxes, 6c; Oriental atufBeJ
dates, per bx. $3 4a..
COCOANCTB Per sack. $4 00; per do.,
M T5ICELT.A N EOl'S.
PHEEBE Wla cnsln twins, full cream
18c; Wisconsin Young Americas. 18c: Mock
Swiss, loo; wUconsIn brick. 13c; Wlaconslu
llmburger, 13c
CIDEH-Per bbl . $3.5: ter H-bbl.. 13 Ml
HONEY Nebraska, per 84 frame, 8.1 M);
t'tah and ininrnilo. er 74 rramex. xj Ki.
HORSERADISH Per afce of 2 dox.,
parked. Sop.
MAPI.H SYRt'P Ohle. per Hi, 10c.
HIDES No. 1 greeu, ftc; Na. I green, le
ft; I a!tl. Tc; No. salted, -4c; iN.. -J
Ptilladflphla Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, April l.-BtTTER-Bteady,
but quiet; extra western creamery,
Jb'Ac; extra r.eurby prlnta. 28c.
EGGS Firm; flesh nearby, 18c, at mark;
fresh western, lftc; fresh southern, 18c;
duck ckko. j'(32'; goose caga. TfiiSCc.
CHEESE Bleadv ; New York full creama.
choice to fancy, lo6llc fair to good, lotf
10nc
Now York Money Market.
NEW YORK, April 1 -PRIME MERCAN.
TILa PAPER tv rr cnt.
STERLING EXCHANGE Nominal, with
actual business in bankers' bills nt 4 KT.V'f ,
8 8735 for demand, and at 4.8476'rt 4.84 for !
sixty daya' billa; posted rates, $4.aVfi4.&uyj ,
and $(.88; commercial bills. $I.4',j4i4.MV .
Dry (iooda Market. I
NEW YORK. April l.-DRY GOODS-The j
msrket hss ehown little change and tne ;
outlook for continued apathy is geiier-,1. 1
Buyers have been very few In number dur- i
lug the laat two or three daya and the j
weather lias neen a iurtner nanuirap to
favorable busluess.
Ei.hs(e Are Closed.
ST. LOriB. April I. Today being Good
Friday, the Merchants exchange and varl
oua other exchanges were closed In accord
ance with the usual custom, and there
were no quotation on grain, cotton or
wool.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. April L-Bank clearings for
today, $1.063 082.71. a decrease of $133.3SL80
from tbs corresponding day laat year.
Marriage Licenses.
t'p to noon April 1 the following couples
had been licensed to weal
Name and Residence.
Lynn Trank. Conk
Goldlo Ingereoll, Burr
Frank Rlama, Omaha
Rose KuneJ, Omaha
Frank Bwanann, Red Oak, la
Amanda Kamp, Council Bluffs, la,
Henry Kouhler, Omaha
Frederlcka Ret linger. Omaha
4, nainview ,
Hugh S. Thomas to John H. Maack. -
lot 18, block 1, HimebaJKh'a S30
Edgar Estill to George Estill, lot I,
block 103, Florence l,.00
Frank Murphy et al to Anna B.
Pearse, part of lot 25, block I, Alamo '
Plaxa 1,600
Edward Caaaudy and wif to I'lhleln,
tot a, block 10, 2d add. to Mount
Douglas go
Charles Wlf.e and wire to A. H. Han
sen, lot 1, block I, Crawford's odd. '
to Elkhorn , 300
Juliette Gregory to John Jacobaon,
lot 12. block 439. Urnnd View 1
City of Florence to Hugh B. Thomas, '
lot 16, block 114 Florence 60
Chnrloe 8. Campbell and wife 10 Wil
liam B. Arnold, part of tiw. 80-16-ia. 1,800
National Bank of Cbmmerce lo Jen
nie L. Redneld, lot 1, block 6, Bel- ,
, vldere ,,, , $50,
XOMfllSSiMI
CO Inoorporate d
.... 11
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.... 3
.... M
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Capital mad Surplus $600,000.
Lie.lar. tn
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, STOCKS, BONDS
AHD INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
REFERENCES: 176 State and Na
tional banka ai Cemineictul Agencies,
lUi iliaiitli tJlll' ts.
General utUcei N. Y. Life Uulldlng,
MINNKArOMB.
Ouiaha BraiieU jtlln Farnani ..
Tel. 36T.
THOa. M. WADIIH'K. Cor.
Lowrey Bros fi. Go.
Commission Merchants
Grain, Stocks
and Provisions
Room 212, N. Y. Life Bulkitijr
Phone 3610.
to aalegraph and
Specie: attention given
mail orders.
JUAIIA.
13-K Wtdding Kings. Eatioim. Jeweler.
Mortality Statistics.
The following birth, and dent ha have been
reported to lle hoard of Health during the
Twenty-four lioute i.ndln. ul 110,111 Eriduy:
HI. ilia Anton rjchtiech-irergt r, 1411 Stouth
Thirteenth, girl; Wllll.ini I !.! ng. 'M lv
enport, g'.rlj Friir.k Petfumi, Ui8 North
Tweiity-Prsi. girl: William J. Morgan. I'll
Bouth Twenty-fourth, gli'll rA', A. Kingsley,
J3ii North F.lghteenlh, girl), Cliarliia flood,
illl UUlj, bu j Liill Cvaojan, ti Patrick
I
LEUAL NOTICE.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
Beitled blda will be received at the ofllce
Of secret ry of stoto tip until 12 o'clock
noon of April 4. 1804. for the erection and
completion of a cold storage building at the
Veebia Ml ml ml Institute ut luilrW and
himpltal building at Mllford, no, 01-illng in
plona and speclricatior.s now on fllo Iu the
ofllro of commiuloner of public lands and
buildings. Tho board reserves the right tu
reject any and all hid.
GEOKtJK W. MARSH
be ere la rv ot Hoard.
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