TITE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1904.
CRAM AND PRODUCE MARKET
Oniaht Leads If iddla West Cities on tA
Corn Center.
FARMERS TOO BUSY TO COME TO TOWN
irnairt Railing Cora on Condition
. , ( What la Cribs, Partlra.
larly Illinois aad
- lewa. .
OMAHA. April I, 1904.
Omaha In the best spot corn market In
the country. Today It inula Kansas Cltr.
St. Louis and Minneapolis' by from 2 to 4
"n. i.oneiuering the Ion Haul ana omer
ctiwiiiom it iii a better market man . in
Clio where arnori. rhntr ourn la now tell
Ina at fancv nrlces. KAhmckt corn la In
strong demand there, for It la the stuff
that contract la made of. It la understood
that com from thta state handled In tha
txchange 4a grading No. 1 In Chicago.
"Tha farmers are busy seeding,'' said
V A. Cope, "and will not leava their work
brine corn to market. None of It I
.ml rig; In. . Armour la bulling com on the
rendition of what la In tha farmer enns,
particularly In Illinois and Iowa on tha
uppcaitton that It will not grade contract
In May. Nebraska corn la the beat on tha
market. Not half enough corn wa on tha
market this morning. Tha Updike Oraln
company too eight of the tan cars offered
in a w would nave lined ail we couia get.
The snerulatlvs market was uneventful
this morning. The lack of foreign cablet
restricted it somewhat, but domeatlc con
ditions control Just now. Crop reports
einu tu hiiuW a Slightly Detter prospect.
"Western Kansas drew heavy rain. The cash
wheat situation is healthful. It Is well
helrl and sells at a premium, while the
Wrilinil'l 111 IIVl uail.llHtllJ lll'IIM. 111-
eago May ranged from 9Ha to 86v with
the close slightly lower than tha opening.
New July went from 88c to 87c. The
Omaha crowd devoted Its time to corn
Chicago May corn ranged from BTHc to
t6c. Omaha was strong. The corn
situation depends on Armour. There IS
yet no Indication of liquidation In that
quarter.
Chicago sold 30,000 No. 1 northern Thurs
day at Vo over the Mnr. The closing
Iirlre figure at Minneapolis was 99Vc: Iu
uth, 7V,c; St. Louis. 11.01; Toledo, $1.024.
and Kansas City, t'c for No. 2 hard
and Sl.m or $1.07 for J?o. 2 red.
The range of prices In Omaha grain for
future delivery and the close of Thursday
and today were as follows:
Closed
I Open. High. Low. Today. Thur
v neat
May ......
89
M B
89H
Jiny
Corn
May ..
July
Oats
May ..
82HU
49 B
47 B
49
4a
61
4H-
49
4KV4
4044 40 B
Local Caah Grain Market.
Corn and rye were tha aralns which oecu
Sled the spot talent today. More corn went
at the highest prices or the crop than for
everal weeks. No. 8 corn sold at 60 cents
early In the session and If any could have
been got at the close it would have brought j
BlfC. i o. a sola early lur ai?tium: nnu law
arrivals brought 4Vfca. Wheat was tip lVtc
from Thursday's markvt and corn from lc
to J'Ac. Receipts of wheat were 8 cars In
and 7 cars out, one week ngo, 4 and 10
cars. Receipts of corn were U cars In and
7 cars out; one week ago, 26 and 4 cars.
Oat receipts were 2 cars In and Hear out;
one week ngo, 1 and 3 cars. No. $ corn
old for 61W1(61c on track. Two cars of
No. 4 brought 47 fc and 2 of no grade 44c.
lS Two cars of No. 4 white oats on track sold
for 89c and 2 cars of No. I rye to the Mis
sissippi went for 68c.
WHKAT No. t hard. iffS9o; No. 8 hard,
IWfwic; No. 4 hard. 78ffrV!cj No. 2 spring,
No. 8 spring, 8287c: No. 4 spring,
73-6 77c.
CORN No. t, Rlc; No 2. BftfKilc: No, 4.
47HWSOc: No. 2 yellow, 61Hr; No. 3 yellow,
IWiSOHc; No. 2 white, 61c; No. 3 white. 48V4
rwio.
OATS No. 2, 41c; No. 8, aflcjloci No. 4,
Wrc; No. 2 white. 42fWSc; No. 3 white,
K41e: standard, 41H942HO.
Notes from the Exchange Offices. ,
Omaha Inspections of grain were 61 cars;
f corn, 12 cars graded No. 2, 11 cars No.
3, 8 cars No. 4, 1 car No. 4 white and 1
car no grade; of oats, 8 cars graded No. 8
white. 6 cars No. 4 while and 1 ear No. 4;
of wheat. 3 cars graded No. 4 hard winter;
of rye, 1 car No. 3.
;4I ''Qreta Iaraes Ifteewwere, '
Closing prleea of grain today and Thurs
day at the markets named were aa follows:
CHICAGO.
Closed i
Wheat
May ...
July ...
Coin '
May ..,
July ..
Wheat
May ..
July ..
Corn-
Today. Thtir'y.
frl4A
5'
87
'
63,4A
.. 67 A
63B
KANSAS CITT.
78$
47H
464
87S4
874
47
46
May ..
July ..
Wheat
May ..
July ..
Corn-
ST. LOUIS.
834A
47i
827,
47B
48
May .
July .
Wheat
May July
0
MINNEAPOLIS.
97HA
7A
9T
87
DL'LLTH.
Wheat
May
July
Wheat
May .July
9SA
7
PT4B
7A
NEW YORK.
mi a
hub
CHICAGO GRAIX AKD PROVISIONS.
rrlcea os Board of Trade.
CHICAOO. April 2 -A large decrease In
World shipments helnad flrmnA -.v.... .
today the close showing a net advance of
Under the Influence of Witt rinra.4
movement, a firm lone prevailed in wheat
stit 115- opeirUnsx. July bf lng up QSc at
nite. A roactlon had occurred and
July declined to 7V.c ' The m.rk.i r.m.j
gain Just before the close, a Arm tone
being manifested. Final figures on July
5r KVSSrtc. May sold between tti
e ,'lo1,1 41 c- Clearance of wheat
i.u n.iur were evjuai to S31.7UO bushels.
I'rlmary receipts were (ua niMi hn.h.i.
gainst 411.7H) bushels a year ago. Exports
of wheat and flour for the week, aa shown
by Ifradstreets. were l.'AT.OOO bushels. Min
neapolis liuluth and Chicago reported re
f'Sta 70 c' ttln"' "o cars last week
" a4 J Csl U U,
Sentiment In i the corn pit was bullish
July opened So higher at 63c. sold be
tween ftJiicw ana cloerd at bic ixnial
receipts wsre 284 cars.
inn leaiure in ira-aing in oata was cov
ering by local shorts. After opening Uo
higher at 34c. July sold betwSon JSi240c.
closing at 3i)c. . Local receipts were 187
Provisions were stror.a on an active de
mantt for all uroducts. The Interest of
trading centured In pork, there being heavy
buying. The market closed strong, with
July pork up 17Vc at $1J.6JMi. July lard
closed 2HC higher at $7.17Vft(7 20 Ribs were
up Ic at $7.10. The board will be closed
'juesiiay, election any.
The leading futures ranged aa. follows:
Artlcles.1 Open.) High. I Low. I C1ose. Yes y
Wheat
May
a July
b July
a Sept.
b Sept.
Corn
May July
Sept.
Oats
May July
Sept.
fork
May July
Lard
May July
Rlba
M4y
July .
96
86 t6
86V
95'4
jf4
v 8T4 ijs
ehV.
rV87T 8IT..5
s
V,S11!
S65
67H
64
. 6244
' 42'
40 I
(7 56U
6JVvtj,
6S 62
5314
0
41
8H'
. 41T4
33W
13 30
13 47H'
IS 80
U a)
13 20
11 40
T 00
13 IS
13 i5
J87H
I 16
80
7 0714
H ill
7
I ?7
7 02H
1 iu
7
7 00
7li
1 L-H
i zu
86
1 14
6 WH
?,
7 vTVs!
No. t old. b new.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Market was quiet and steady;
winter pstents. $4 8rku6.00; straights, $4 fc.iy
4 7e; st ring patents. $4.4uo4 7, straights,
$4i4'JU: bailor a, $8 00.
WHKAT Mix, 3 spring. 96o4i$1.00; No. 3.
38citl ipO; No. 3 red. taW $l.u?H.
CORN No. t 6V0c; No. I yellow,
6lfc7c.
i4r-No, 1 llQ41c; No. t white,
SlU'&UVc.
RIB-No. t Ve
BARLEY Good feeding. 88 40c; fair to
fhoi.-e malting, 46fr6c,
etiJL'-No. 1 flax, sjOfi Ne. 1 aorth-
western, Hid; prime timothy, 8180; clover,
cor tract grsrte, $10 5010 0.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork, per bbl, $1$ S
i J i. H ird. tar 3. lbs., 89rfi87H;
shcri rihs sides cloi.ee .. $C.i.'Wfl $7A; short
r sides itsixedl, $7.26.
following were the receipts and ship
ments of flour and grain:
Keceipts. snipments.
W.isjO 71.6i0
, 72.0CO WC00
ZW.OtiO ieOOOO
4S.4vO 47$, VV
80.1") w.e
141.900 M.800
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu...
Osts, bu...
T .. V...
M9T, tlM
barley, bu..i
On the I'roduce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; cresmeries, ltlt
24ir'; dairies. liHIiinc. Eggs, easier; at
mark, cases Included. 1V .
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Coadltloa of Trade aad Qaotatloaa ea
Staple aad Faary Prodare.
EfJOS Rerrlnts llw.r.l- market steady:
fresh sto k, 16o. '
LIVE rol LTRY-Hene. 10Hllc; young
roosters, . HiSc; old roosters, 6c; turkeys.
lac; aucks, ih; geese, sc.
BCT'IER-r-acklng stock, 12-312: choice
to fsnry dslrv rolls, 1814c; separator, 22o.
FHESH FISH Trout, 910c; pickerel, 6
ic; pike, 9c; perch, 5Hn; blueflsh, loc;
whlteflsh. Tj;l0c; salmon, 11c; haddock, 10c;
codfish, 12c; redsnapper, 11c; lobster, boiled,
per lb., 40c; smoked whlteflshi 11c; bull
heads, 11c; catfish. 1814c; black, bass. 10c;
nauoui,. ioe; crspples. lac; nernng, -c;
white bass, 18c; blueflns, 8c; smelts, 10llc;
finnan haddles. smoked, 8Hc.
OYSTERS New York counta, per can,
48c: nee rat tl 00: extra select. Der can. S6o:
per gal.. $1.76; standard, per can, 27o; per
gni , 81 UTiWi .
DHAN-T'er ton. 818 00.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
elers aseoclntlon: cnoice jno. 1 upiana,
tfi.BO: No. 1. 8a.on: medium. SS.60: cosrre.
$5.00; rve straw, $5.00. These prloee sre for
liny of good color and quality. Demand
rair ana receipts itgnt.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES-Coloredo, $1.20; Dakota, per
bu, $1.10; natives, $1.00.
NAVY BEANS fer bu., $2.282.85.
ClLKKi Large caiilornia, mic, inc. ana
80c.
ONIONS Spanish, per crate, $t.80i Colo-
rado rd, per lb., 8Vro.
CABHAE-Wlsconsln Holland, 4c. I
TL RNII'B white, per bu.. 60c; rutabagaa.
per lb.. lHc. I
CARHflTS Per ho.. tl.KO. I
PARSNIPS Per bu.. t)0c.
UKET8 Per bu.. 75c.
CCCUMBER8 Per dos.. $1.60S1.7.
TOMATOES Florida, per t-basket crate, I
83.OiKi3.oO. I
RAD1HHES Per dos. bunches. 35600. . I
LKTTl'CE HEADS Per dos. bunches, BOO
C$1.00; top lettuce, per dos.. 462iS0c. I
TURNIPS Southern, per dos., 45o.
BEETS Southern, per dos.. 60c.
CARROTS Southern, per dos., 78e.
PARSLEY Southern, per dos., 808460.
SHALLOTS-Per dos., 76e.
ONION SETS-Per bu. of 82 lbs., yellow,
$2 00; red, $2.25; white, $2.50.
SPINACH-Pcr bu., $1.0031.26.
BEANS Wax, per bu. box, $4.50; string,
per bu. box, $4.00 .
FRUITS.
APPLES California Bellflowers, per box,
lr.75; Oregon fancy reds, per box, xi.so
New York export Greenings, Russets and
Pnlilwlas. 84.00.
. CRANBERRIES Jersey, per bbl., $7; per
DOX, IZ.M).
STRAWBERRIES Texas, per 24-Qt. case
84.00; ljouislana. er. 24-pt. case, la.vu
TROPICAU FKUITB.
ORANGES Navels, choice, all ulses, $2.25
fancy navels, all sixes. $2.60.
LEMONS California tancv. S00 to SfiO.
X3.au; cnoice, i: to zo sues, j.un it.
! ins California. er 10-lb. cartons. 85c
Imported Smyrna, S-crown, 14c; 6-crown,
16c; 7-crown, 16c.
RAN ANAS Per medium slsed bunch
$2.X(i2.50; Jumbos, $2.753.X.
DATES Persian, per box or w pkg.. z
per lb. in 60-ib boxes, 5c; Oriental stuffed
oaies per dox, ti.v).
COLOANUTH Per sack, it.w; per aoi
60c.
MTSCELLANEOl'S.
CIIEESEWIsconsin twins, full cream,
12c; Wisconsin Young Americas, 13c; block
Swiss, 16c; Wisconsin brick, lac; Wisconsin
limourger, I3C.
L1IJKK Per DDI., Bj.du; per h-ooi-, 3.zfc
HON E i iveorasKa. per z irames. s.uu
Utah and Colorado, per 24 frames, $3.00.
HORSERADISH Per case oi 3 oox.
packed, 80c.
MAr k h y rij i jnio. per ID.. IOC,
HIDES No. 1 erreen. 6c: No. 3 green. 6e
No. 1 salted. 7c: No. 3 salted. He: No.
veal calf, 8 to 12 lbs., 8c; No. 2 veal calf,
12 to 16 ins., Hc; ary saitea niaes, tutpizo
sneep pens. Z4o-ic: norseniaes, (i.owui.w.
NI TS Wdlnuia No. 1 soft shell, per lb
15c; hard shell per lb., 14c; No. 3 soft shell
per ID., J3c; ixo. x nam sneu, per id., jjc
Hraxila.. tier lb., llo: filberts, per lb.. 11c
almonds, soft shell, per lb., 15c; hard rhell,
per lb.,- 13c; pecans, large, per l"., Jae
small, ner lb.. 10c: peanuts, per lb.. 6c
roasted peanuts, per lb., 8c; Chill walnuts,
12&13Hc: lurge hickory nuts, rer bu., $1.50;
hel harks, per Du.. sz.iaj; piack wainuu,
per du., i.zu
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Qaotatloaa of the Day on Varloos
, Commodities.
NEW YORK. April 2. FLOUR Receipts.
46,128 bbls.; exports, 42,V67 bbls.; market
very quiet, with a lirni undertone; wtntor
patents, 46.2o!fl.60; winter struights, $6.00
6.20; Minnesota patents, $6.zV&6.60; winter
extras, U.lUKifl.uu; juinnesvia oaaers, twtv
4 40; wmtur low grades, $3163.80. Rye
flour, dull; fair to good, $4.8&4.66; choice
to fancy, $4,804(4.80.
CORN MEAL r irm; yellow western, $1.08
61.10: city, $l.KKol l2; kiln dried, $3.WHj.16.
Kli DUli; rto. I, oc, 10 arrive.
tork: malting, 66tiic, c. 1. f., Buffalo.
WHEAT Keceipts, M.uuo ou.; exwris,
81,632 bu. Spot, steady; No. 2 rexL 31.06,
nominal, elevator, and $1.02ral.l0, iOmlnal,
f o. b., afloat; No. 1 northern, Duluth,
11.064, nominal, f. o. bv atloat; No. 1 bard,
ianlioba, nominal, afloat. Options were
nominal ana auvanoea on com weamer
west, covering by shorts and a scarcity of
.ii-ra hut Anally eased off under a bearish
Modern Miller report. The close was steady
and c higher. May closed at 88V4C: Janu
ary, l-16c, closed at 03c; Septem
ber, 86 l-ltdjS6W ciosea at aoo.
CORN Receipts, 120,400 bu.; exports,
lO.OHJ bu. Spot, Arm; No. 2 elevator, Mc,
f. o. b., afloat; No. 3 white, 67c. The cption
market whs dull and featureless. May
closed at 0'4o find July at 6Vo.
OATH Receipts, 172.6U0 bu. ; exports. 18.6T4
bu. Spot, steady; No. 3, 4tityc; standurd
white, 47Wc; No. 1 white, 4Sc. OpUpns were
fairly active and firmer, with the weet.
HAS wuiri. , - " , m v
choice. TMio4j$l.H. t
HOPS Bieuiiy ; state, common 10 cnoice,
12(U16c: olds. 4('14c; Pacific coast, 1803 crop.
24ii 31c :1!K)2 crop, I3tfj27e; olds, iK14c.
lliura Bicauy; vjniveBLuri, iv w e iw.,
18c; California, Jl to 25 lbs., 13fcl4c.
I.KATHER Firm; acid. Utiio.
RICE Quiet; domestic, fair to extra, iQ
KTXi. Jannn nomlliRl.
l'ROVlalorxw-meer, steaay; tamiiy, jii.w
ft 12 00; mesa, 8.609.00; beef hams. $2fi.O0ii
2L'.oo; city extra inaia mesa, io.i(rii.iri.
Cut meats, unlet: pickled bellies, $7.0laft.U0;
Pickled shoulders. $6.60; pickled hams, $ 50
trio.uo. lrd, firm; western steamed, $7.40;
reflr.ed, firm; continent, $7.60; South Amer
ica, $B.0t: compound, $6.624(&6.75. Pork,
firm; family. $15.00; short clear, $14.76916.00;
IiicHS, $14.7615.26.
HilTTER E.y : extra fresh creamery.
23c; creamery, common to choice, 16'u22c;
a - .. 1 I'jA'lln, aArsiA 1 1 K1, . 1.1.
factory, UiiHWc, Imitation creamery, 14
17o.
CHEESE Steady; state full creamery,
fitncv colored. September. 12c: late made.
loc; small while. Septemlwr. 18c; late
made, 10c; lnrge colored. September, 12c;
late made, ltrVtc; large' while, September,
12c: late mnne, i"kc.
(EGGS Firm; state and Pennsylvania,
nearby average finest, 19c; state and Penn
.vIviiiilR firsts. 18c: western firsts. lS'4c.
POTATOES Firm: Long Island, $3,600
4.0o: Jersey, $8 26 6 8. 75.
TALLOvV yulet; city, 41c; country,
5HC. '
t. Loals Grata aad lrovlelos.
BT. IiOl'18. April 2. WHEAT Firm: No.
t red cash, elevator, track, 11.011 0s; May,
eivc; July. wc; No. i hara. .axi.
CORN Higher; No. 2 cash, 6uc; track.
MH61H'; May, c; juiy. 60c.
OAT3 Higher; No. 2 cash, 43c; track.
tc; May. ic; n I wnue, wwc
FLOl R Dull and unchanged; red win
ter patents, $4 90.00; special brand, 20O
25o higher; extra fancy and straight, $4.tw
(ul st; cie tr, M iAnon.za.
8EED-Timothy. steady, M 4l1 60.
CO RN MEAL Steady. $1.40.
BRAN-ieady; sucked, east track, 78(9
80c.
HAY-8teady; timothy. 89.00414.00; prairie.
IU.UO.
IRON COTTON TIEB-KIc,
BAOaiNG 'c
HEMP TWINB6C.
PROVISIONS Pork, tlxher
Jobbing
81111. lird. hisher: prime sU-araed.
J, ! f
Bacon, stead y: boxed, extra shorts. $7.75
, rltx 87.75: short clear. 88 U0.
POULTRY Easy; chickens 10V; sprines.
$3 0o;'3 6O per aoa;turaeys, izic; oucss
17,,- se. 6r7c.
PUTTER Slow; creamery, 30Q14c ; dairy,
16lc.
Stills Lower at 14H". esse count
tieceiote. bnipraento.
Flour, bbls..
What. bu..
Corn. M....
Oata, bu....
. 8 0.0
14000
U1
f9 Ofl
32.000
J&S.ono
16'.
64.009
Pear la Grata Market.
PEORIA. Anrtl t-CORN-Htgherj Ja, I.
Hc; No, 4, 4no.
OMAUA LIVE SIOCR MARKET
Eeef Stsen and Oows Lower for iha Week,
Light Hrifera Steady.
HOGS A TRIFLE LOWER FOR THE WEEK
Sheep Have Advaaeed Flfteea to a
Qaarter, While Lambs Are Tea
to Flfteea Higher Tea a
They Were a Week Ago.
SOUTH OMAHA, April 3. 1904.
Receipts were:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monaar- ....
Official Tuesday ...
Official Wednesday ,
Omclal Thursday ..
Official Friday
Official Saturday ...
.... 4.587 6.
.... 6.7R8 15o3 6,720
.... 4,470 12.7 6.46
.... 3.102 10,437 6,511
.... 1.771 7.2H9 l.lu6
.... 63 4,842
Total this week 20.783 67.126 26,OS2
St' me days last week.... 23.347 36,&t 42,7l9
Pome days week befnre..38.3Vl 4M.670 34,344
Same three weeks ago. ..16.476 35.678 81,822
Same four weeks ago.. ..16.528 3m.8,!6 36,011.1
Same days last year 18,432 37,684 26,049
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table will show tho receipts
Of cattle, horn anit aheen at Rnilth Omaha
for the year to date, with comparisons with
aai year;
1904 1008 Inc. Dec.
Cattle 239,517 2,80 4,392
nogs 616.470 6).i8 86,267
Sheep 468.913 2UU07 10B.2U6
Averaare Drlcea oald for hoes at South
Omaha for the last several days with com
parisons: Date. 19O4.19OS.18O3.1901.1900.1899.8M.
Mar. 14... I 151 7 28
181 6 651
4 761
8 3
3 61
8 66
3 65
8 68
3 68
Mar. 15
IS'
I 10 8 6
4 7l
iJiir. 16..
T Mar. 17..
6 16U 7 19
6 W
4 86
4 W4
8 70
6 U4 7 10
( 15
8 71
Mar. is.
s m
47H
7 05
7 191
7 Hi
7 84
6 81
6 66
t 61
6 71
6 82
3 681
3 78
Mar. 1.
82J
4
8 73
Mar. 20..
Mar. 21..
6 1
4 m
3 51
4 92t
6 26
4 si
8 Ml
8 78
Mar. 28..
81
I 80
6 80
I 76
4 86
4 90
8 60 3 78
Mar. 23
l WSJ,
6 01 H
6 06k
7 45
3 t3
3 60
3 67
3 76
t 71
Mnr. 84.
7 Pi
7 25
6 291
4 93
Mar 26.
88
3 t
Mar. 2..
12,
7 21
7 2
6 36 t 87 4 89
8 61
"w. Z7.
9 SJ
6 64 6 9-11 6 06
8 60
Mnr. 2s..
6 17
( 14M
6 07
4 &S
6 03
6 09
7 30
3 661
3 67
Mar. 29.
691 6 86 6 16
3 601 3 63
Mar. 80
7 221 k 6 831
3 63 3 62
Mar. 31.
7 28 6 561
i 10
$ 69 3 62
April 1.
7 891 6 6i 5 87!
7 29 6 66) S 00
8 64 3 65
8 67
April 2
6 08
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
rougbt In today by each road was:
Cattle TTno-a Rheen.lt'ses
C. M. "4 St. P 1
Wabash l
Union Pacific System .. 16 ... 1
F., K. St M. V 13 ... !
C, St. P., M. A O... 1 12
B. M 1
C, R. I. A P., east 8
Illinois Central 2
Chi. Ut. Western 1
Total receipts 3 67 ... )
Tho disposition of the day's receipts waa
as follows, each buyer purchasing the mim-
uer or neaa indicated:
Cattle, Hogs. Sheep.
umnna Packing co bai
Swift and Company 9 624
Cudahy Packing Co 675
Armour A Co 1,287
Armour A Co., S. C 44 626 .
Hill A Son 8
Krey Packing Co. (OS
Other buyers 3
Total 68 4.148
CATTLE There were no cattle on sale
this morning, but for the week receipts
show very Tittle change from last week,
with an Increase of about 2,000 head over
the corresponding week of lost year. For
the year to date there is also very little
change from last year. On some days the
receipts show a slight increase and on oth
ers a small decrease. The charge in either
direction seldom goes much over 6.0U0 head
Tho liberal receipts of cnttlo the early
part of last week had a tendency to break
the market. Toward the close of the week,
however, supplies were very moderate and
the week closed with a stronger feeling
than waa experienced in the middle of the
Week. As compared With a week ago the
market on steers is right around 10l5c
lower. Heavy plain cattle have shown the
greatest decline, while tidy block cattle of
good flesh and quality have shown the
least ana Rra in me greatest armaria
Packers are still taking ouallty Into con
sideration more than their generally, do.
Good- to choice steers are quotable from
84.60 to 85, with something strictly fancy a
little above that. Fair to good grades sell
from 84.16 to $4.60 and the warmed-up and
short-fed cattle largely from 83.50 to 84.
The cow market wits also affected to some
extent by the liberal supplies early In the
j week amounting to fully WW 15c. Good light
weight cows and heifers, however, are just
about steady, as the demand for that class
has been fully equal to the supply and each
day's offerings were picked up in a hurry.-
Canners nave Deen in iimnea supply ana
re aelllnr In Dractically the same notches
they have for some time past. Good to
choice cows ena neuers are quotuDie irom
$3.26 to $4, fair to good from $2.50 to $3.13
and canners and cutters from $3 to $3.40.
Bulls have Deen siow suie an tne weex,
ha ami aa they were last, and but little
change In ruling prices have taken place.
The choice fat bulls are selling largely
from $2.90 to 83. a, ivitn an occasional saie
above that. Most of the bulla that bring
much over $3.26, tnougn, vere sola in wnn
a load of steers. Rologna grades go lsrgely
from $286 to 32.86. veal calves continue
in aetiva demand at Arm prices, best
grades selling as high as $5.7!.
Tne SUpniy OI eiocaera aim irrurn war.
ikar limited this week and prices held
.... v.n.. .i.av all thAiWk. OealrahlA
grades were active and others none too
Wrlak. Good to choice grades are quoted
from $3.60 to $4.10. fair to good $3 40 to $3.60.
and the commoner kinds from $3.40 down.
BEEF B'iKKKO. '
A. Pr. r.
.858 40 $ U53 3
cow a
No
(4...
lM ' "bulls.
1 '.2'Ai.yra. ,
iioVisll'There was rather a light run of
hogs here this morning, even for a Satur
day, snd the market opened about a nickel
higher. Trading was fairly active and the
bulk of the hogs sold at $5. OTH and $5.10.
with choice hogs going aa high, as $5.16.
The commoner loads sold from $5.05 down.
It waa not long before the bulk of the
offerings were disposed of, but toward the
CJOHS trading r.ecame leaa arnvo Him aiune
of the late sales were hardly as good as
the early ones. Most everything though
was disposed of In fairly good season.
For the week receipts have been very
heavy, there being an increase over last
week nf about 22,000 head, and, aa compared
with the same week of last year, there
is an increase of about 20,00 head. Con
sidering tbls heavy run, the market has
held up in remarkably good shape. Thurs
day proved to be tho low day of the week,
and since that time the tendency has been
upward and, as compared wnn tne Close or
last week, 'he loss only amounts to 2H6a
Representative sales:
Hit
Av. Sk
Tt.
No. At. gV JT.
41 141 120 I 10
IT Ill ... I 10
144 SO I 10
44 Ill ... I 10
Tt 141 ... 6 10
41 7 ... i 10
48 Wl ... i 10
44 in 144 I 10
T 144 40 I 10
71 4 ISO I 14
44 I I ... I It
M !" ... I 10
44 140 ... $ 10
10 140 ... I 10
II ;.tn H III
U .... I 14
14 tot ... 6 IB
IT til ISO I 10
Tl tl4 140 I 10
44 till ... 6 10
M 4S SO I 10
t t4 ... 6 ll4
104 144 40 I llt
74 114 ... I mi
10 115 ... 6 It
44 14 14ft I 14
It.
.104
4 It
II .
...170 40 I 00
74.
... III 800 6 OB
...14 ... 6 06
....134 1M I OH
....I.M 1M I074
40 I 07-
7..M l 074
....174 0 I 47VJ
.j tot 11 I 74 '
....ID 140 t 07t
71.,
I.,
M.
t.
II
14..
?....
W...,
Tl .1.
....
::::
174 ... 0T4
tit ... 8 07 4
.114 ... 8 07.
.tt N 6 07I
.lit ... I er4
.140 ... 07U
.244 140 I C7'4
n ...
..,.
M...
M...
...
10....
.11
.HI
.
... or
40 or
... I 10
... I 10
... I it
80 6 10
... 8 IS
St....
. .Ml
..
..t4t
n...
14....
T
40 I 14
uui'irp Than wars no freah arrivals of
.144
ihctu this morning, so a test of ths mar
ket was not made. For the week supplies
have been much smaller Jhan Uiey were
Im., m mm hui cumunnxl wth th corre-
spondliig week of last year there is the
small increase oi aooui u. u.
the year to date there Is the enormous
gain of over luo.OOO huail
1 ne mantel mis wra, n " j
uii.i,ainrv mndltlon. The aeneral ten
dency of prices has bean upward, though
on eome days there was a slight reaction.
Parkers all seemeo to want me uetter
ir.d and were Inclined to discriminate
aa-ainat the common and part fat stuff to
some extent. The general market on vheep
tta niinlad ltnajc aianer man tne nose
of last week. Unite a few clipped sheep
are beginning to show up in the receipts
and are selling about 5("U,6c under wooled
stock of the same quality. In a short time
It is expected that the bulk of the arrivals
will have tha wool off.
The lamb market has been In fairly good
shape also and an advance of about lot?
16c is noted for the week. The same as
with ahD. it is the better tirades that
packers are anxious for and the common
stuff drsas more or lea 4.
Quotations for corn-fed stock: Good to
choice I hit. he 3S6"rri7a; fair to good
lamba. 36.0u3 10: good to choice yearlings,
S60Of.536: fair to aood yearllnes. 84.5rt4.90:
good to choice wethers, 8A80V0.26; fair to
good wethers, 84 506.26; good to choice
ewes, 4 "nijo-t; f"lr to good ewes, $4 4"J
so; cnp(ed stocg sens oru,dc less thau
aooled stock.
CIIICAUO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Prices Rale Steady, bat the I saal t-
arday Qalet Prevails la Trading.
CHICAGO. April 2. CATTLE Ra-ainta
2"0 head; market, nominal; good to prime
steers, nominal. 66 264i6.a0: rioor to m.rlhm,
$3 6oi5.x; stockers and feeders. $2 6g4 26;
cows, Il.754i4.25; heifers, $z.uci460; rsnnera,
$1.7Vii2.6ti; bulls. $2 ('u4 00; calves, $:.5iu5.60;
inns reo aieerw, .m"ri .nu.
HOGS Receipts today. 7.000 head: esti
mated Monday. 8S.0'iO head; left over. 8.K19
head; market steady to rtrong; mixed and
butchers. $5.2ri6.40; rough heavv, $5 1MI5.30:
feHEEP AND LAMBS-Recoil. ts. 2 Y
head; market for sheep steady: lamba
steady: a-ood to choice wethers. 84.76'ufc.i:
native lambs, $4.6o(j6.90; western lambs,
$4.7535.90.
v
Kaasaa City Lire Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. April 2. CATTLE-Re.
celiits, 1.0 head; market unchanged; export
ana dressed beef steers, $3.MVif-;i 0); fair to
aoou, nmi.ro; western red steers, 3.60W
36; stockers and feeders. 3l!.7&(tf450: south-
em steers, $S.6m4.10; southern cows. l.iOff
$ 26; native cows, tI.nB4.00; native heifers,
$3.ii4.$0; bulls. $2.Kff3.75; calves, $2 7fJi6.ro.
ntju Keceiiiis, neao; market, 6c
hla-her: top. $.'.25: bulk. $5.05'a-5.2fl: hnavv.
$5.1rVii6.: packers, $6.105.22; pigs and
lights. $4. 4C&5.15.
SHEEP AM) LAMBS Receipts. 600 head:
market weak; native lambs, $5.0tx'(i5.76;
western lambs, 35 0ivg5.S6; fed ea-es, $4.:5'o
4.76; yearlings, $4.75ii6.25; stockers and feed
ers. $2.7534.60.
JTew York Lire gtoek Market.
NEW YORK. April 2 BEEVES Re
ceipts, none; dressed beef, steadv, $6.50
8.r. a little choice at 88 75. Exports today,
i.ann came nnu b.zw quarters or Deer.
CALVES Receipts. 2i0 head: markst
steady; common to prime veals, $4.60(gn;oo;
city oresseo, k.ihi iz.du.
Hotio Receipts, 2.L74 head; market
steady: prime state, $5 90.
SHEEP AND IAM KB Receipts. 765 head:
sheep, nominally steady; lambs, more
sctlve nnd 5fi10c higher; good to, choice
lambs, $6.12W6.2fi. Dressed mutton, steRdv.
86.o"ub.oo; dressed lambs, more active, $S.50
tl 10.00. Exports. 10 head.
St. I.onls Lire Stork Market.
HT. IiOUIB. April J.-CATTT.E Recelnts
S00 head; no Texans; market steady; native
snipping and export steers. 84 IS'J'S 2"i:
dressed beef and butcher steers. $S.90fT8 i 25;
ennners. $2.102.60: bulls $2.86473.40: rilv.
$4 75Q6.00: Texas snd Indian steers, $3.35'9
cows ana neiiers. z.iow;5.io.
ITOOS Receipts, 3.000 head: market 6e
higher; pigs and lights. $4.A6i;4.!)6: puckers.
$4 90rf?5.26; butchers and best heavy, $5.25
E540.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1 200
head; market steady; native muttons. $4 50
wmo: inrnns. 4.rt7rftWT: col Is and bucks
$3.5004.25; stockers. $2.00(33.00.
Slonx City Live Stork Market.
STOUX CITY, la.. April 2.-(8peclnl Tcle-
grnm.i cai 11 Ji Keceipts. i nend; mar
ket unchanxed: heevea. I3.50W4.65: cows.
bull and mixed. $2.00Q3 60; stockers and
teeners x3.uoes.no; calves and yearlings,
$2 7M7S.70.
HOGS-Recelpts, 1.800 head: market 10c
r.igncr, selling at &.utrct6.zo; bulk, 85.10.
t Joseph I.lv- Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., April 2. CATTLE Re.
celpts. 104 head; market unchanged.
HOGS Receipts. 2.053 head: market B;
higher; llirhts. 5.10tt5.17S; medium and
nesvv, f.iL'Vcfs.i7x.
OH EE P-Receipts, none.
Stock In Sight,
Following are the receipts of live stock
for the six principal western cities yester
day: attie. nogs, oneep.
South Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City ,
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Bloux City
.. M 4.842
200 7.000
.. 100 2.000
.. 300 2,000
2,000
600
1,200
.. 104
.. 100
2.0fs3
1.200
Total
867
18,593
8,700
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Mass., April 2. WOOL
Pulled and territory wools sre firm, with
supplies moderate, yuotations: Kentucky,
Indiana, etc. Three-eiahths blood. 26fi2ilc:
one-fourth blood, 2&G'Xei braid, 2223c. Ter
ritory idano nne, iixgi-'V: neavy nne, law
, 1 . .At.im 1 f. , 1 T. 1 . . I .. . ..
aw, .111 i.icuiuii.i aoiJVTfv, ,iw 1113'
dlum. l18c. Wyoming Fine, loiy
iw; neavy nne, isgi4c; r.na meaium, la-u
15c; medium. 18fllc: low medium. lKfflfk)
Utah and Nevada Fids, 16jl5Vrc; heavy
fine, 13(&14c; fine medium 15VjSltic; medium.
1S4i19c: low medium. l20c. Dakota Fine.
liWl.6c; fine medium, :16ir'ltH4jc; medium, 1H3
19c; low medium, iOyjwe. Montana Fine
choice, lSfnCc: fine medium choice, lSG19c;
average, lRT)19c; staple, 19(20c; medium to
choice, 18&19C.
LONDON, April 2 WOOL The market
was firm, but quiet during the week. The
arrivals for the next series amount to
151.787 bales. Including 70.000 forwarded dl
rect. Imports for the week:. New South
Wales. 1.236 bales: Queensland. 1,644 bales
Victoria, 2.064 bales; South Australln, 961
hales: West Australia. 48 balea; Cape of
Oood Hope and Natal, 3.387 bales; Buenos
Ay res, WD naies; f unta Arenas, oaies
i : tv .. . . .. 1 .
OTl T Ml MU ln.ll 9 H'Ani Oln.riv
w.A4l,m f..a fr.m l.lno- anil f I ( I Vl I ,1 (T 1 Qf&
22c; light fine, 15ifil7c; heavy nne, l2rtfi4Vic;
uo wanned, asutiic.
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITT, April 2 WHEAT May,
sTHc; July. 78V4c; September, 7Jto; cash.
lo. x nara, ic; ino. b, wipic; ,
$1.0H; No. 8. $1.0291.04; receipts, 26 cars.
COHN Slay, iMi!"' . JUiy, TOUiri'iTic;
cash. No. 2 mixed, 464i464c No. 3. 46i&4ic;
No. 2 white. 4i'.c; No. 8, i,Mbc.
OATS Steady : JNO. x wnue, ajc; sso. 2
mixed. mi0c-
HA V oteaay; cnoice timouiy, ivjawv.id;
Choice prairie, $7.50(jy7.76.
RYlo No. r, H3faic.
BUTTER Creamery, 2o22c; Oalry. 17c,
wvir.Rliwr: Missouri and Kansas.
cases returned, l3V4c per dog; new white-
wood cases, 14ic per nos.
rteceipis. onipmenta.
Wheat, bu .80.800 83.600
Corn, bu 7.200 25.6W
Oats, bu 8.000 15.000
Philadelphia Proa ore Market.
rmrT.Anrci.PHIA. April 2. -BUTTER
Steady; extra western creamery, 25Hc; ex
tra nesroy prints, zee.
UUlia-r irm, ic niaiier; iiu nn,
at mark: fresh western, io at mam; iresn
southwestern. 19Viii20c at mark: fresh
southern. 19o st murk; fresh duck eggs. 2
80c at mark; fresh goose eggs, 70(ij0c at
mark. ,,
CHEESE Steady: New Tork full creams,
choice to fancy, lOsif&Ole; New Tork full
creams, fair to good, 1010Hc.
Mllwaakre Grain Market.
Xfir.WAtTKElC. Anrfl 1 WHEAT Firm;
No. 1 northern. 81 02; No. Z northern, 98c
$1 00: old July. 89c.
KT r. 10 lower; no. i, i.wnn.
BARLEY Dull; No. 2, 63c; sample, 89
69c.
CORN Strong; no, i, wm'xtc; juiy, na
Minneapolis rjraln Market.
irtVKf.APOLH. AoHl t. WHEAT May.
974; Julv. 97c: Sentember. 814R34c: on
frorV No hard. 99v.e; No. 1 northern.
9SKC: No. $ northern. 964c
jj'ijOt'K rirst natenia. lo.vao.v; b'c-
ond patents, $5 10fu6 20: flrt clears, $3.6oa
70; secona clears. i..w-t.iv.
Tlolnth Grata Market.
DULUTH. April 2 WHEAT In store,
No. 1 hard, 8HV.0: No. 1 northern. Win;
No. 2 northern. Wc; to strive. No. 1 hard,
98c; No. 1 northern. WW, no. x nortnern.
P4i4c; May, WAo; juiy. sic; in"motr,
83 ... . .....
OATS On track ana to arrive, 4u?ic
Toledo geed Market.
Tfit.finn. AoHl 2. SEEDS Clover, cash.
$6 45; April, $6 30; October, $5.45. Prime
stke, $6.10. Prime timothy, $1.S3H.
Clearing; lloase Statement.
kvxv TORK. Anril 2. The statement of
the clearing bouse banks of this city for
tki. w-ek ahowa: Loans. $1,022,707,100: In
crease, $14.843.4iiO. Depoalts. $1..369,400; in
crease. $'JO.7"j0. Circulation, 8t6.Sui."'iO; de
crease. 8'. 0"". Jjegiu lenoera. . i.pn.siw; ne-
creaae, WO ftO. Specie. $228 390.100; Increase,
$6,663 OuO. Reserve, L'W.wi.tiAi; increase. &.
$11,400. Reserve required. $267,342, SS0; in.
rrense. $5.176 .228. Surplus, " $27,756,050; in.
crease, $286,176. Ex-United States deposits,
$41,741,900; increase. kju.
Bank CUarlngs.
OMAHA. April 2. Comparative statement
of bank clearings ior tne weea:
IK04. i.3
Monday ?. 81,lM.?i.7 fl.tM.oog.M
Tuadiy 1,186.831.21 I,l45,a7.i4
VYedneda,v 1.187, 63 80 1.35.394 64
Thursday 1,2.446 te 1,811,770.20
Friday l.OM.OM .71 l.m6.446.l
Ai.liirdav l.m.al.43 l.Z3.atii. 48
A doirea.se of 1-1) 1.711. 78 from the corre
sponding week last year.
Bsska Again Breatlc Record.
NEW TORK, Aprlf l All previous high
records for loans and deposits were swept
aside by the week's statement of the asso
ri t1 hanks of Ihls city. Ixiana now
grrgate II. 02,707,1110 and deposita 81 .tv 38,
uQ. - The deposit lacreaae tut Uie waeat of
almost $21,ouo,0uo Is doubtless due to prep-
arations tor tne paymeui of (.v.uuv.vi1 or I
Panama Canal moneys.
Oils aad Hoala.
OIL CITY. April l-OILfl Credit bal
ances, $1.6; certificates, no hid; shipments.
Murcn i. o, ioi nnu.; average, 64.148 bins.,
shipments. April 1, 31.772 bbls.: runs. March
3i snd 81. 3U.M2 bbls.; average, 7;,M7 bbls.
ctnipments, i.tma, March SI, 69,701 bbl.;
average, 65.942 bbls.; shipments, Lima,
April 1, P. bbls; runs, Uma, March 4W
and 81, l,ie bbls ; average, 66,!9i bbls.
BA ANNAH, April 2. Oi LS Tut pentlne.
quiet.
ROBIN Firm, A, B, C. D, E, $2.55; F,
2.60: O, $2 65; H, $2.90; K. $3. So; M. $3.35:
N. $3u; V, B, 83.1)1; W. W. 84 10.
NEW YORK. April 3. OILS Cottonseed.
quiet; prime crude, nominal; prime crude
yellow 864C. Petroleum, easy; reflned
New York. 3 .: Philadelphia and Balti
more. $8 46; Philadelphia and Baltimore In
bulk. 50.
TURPENTINE Dull.
ROSIN Quiet: strained common to rood
$2 80. l
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, April 2. SILVER Rar, quiet,
26 7-16d per ounce. Money, 2WS3 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short and three months' bills, S per
cent ,
cent.
i nn.in. n tii a. irnuina: on inn ranirse ,
11 . Tl T n A .11 m I Aft.
today wan qutot and Inacliva. At th clo
ir1Asl MtrTm firm w,.ci.r Dn.sluna mh p i
i ii.ii o.w.: i.. .i 1 i,..!
on upward tendency, Russian Imperial 4s
j n , . , . s I
ci'mtfu at po.n. rviu iiniua aaiiieu it iiaiiva.
The private rate of discount was 2 per
cent. Three per cent rentes. 9f. 92Hc W
the account. Exchange on LohdonV 25f.
l?Uo for cheoks I
1Ji??.?r,rnTK',-, - .
ranuii, vprn a. n.xcnange on uon-
dnn 9Tkm Attr.rt.rn tnm .Ka.nIra TK. , - mf I
on. 20m 4RjfRs for checks. The rate of
niscount ror snort hi is, 4 per cent and
three months' bills, 3 per cent. Business
waa llu-ht nn lha bniiru tnilav Vrlc
w2?a firm bourse today, trices
were nrm.
Dry boons siarKet.
INfJVV 1UKK. Anril I-UKI UUULiH-Tna
week In dry irooila closes with most indlf- I
ferent buvlna nnd tha outlook for snv I
change fiom this condition does hot ep- I 6. The rule ts well established that ln
pear very bright. Buyers, who are hero I terest on a debt is computed up to the
are not Interested In price concessions and I time of the first payment, and the payment
tne prospect or runner wenxness is aiso
s-enernllv considered hrlvht. Curtallmenl I
wlll not' be as arent as was expected in a
good mnny instances. Total Imports of drv I
gooos nnu general mercnannise nt tne port i
or New York for the week cnmni today
were valued at 811.2SS.774. Exports of specie
from New Yirk fur lha wtk A-nri. I'll 1 7:J1 I
ntl'r and tl rJY trnIA Tmnrt. .n.nl. I
at New York durlna- tha week wars 8afi .aAS I
ariild And TT.r. allvpr I
' I
Evaporated Apples and Pried Frnlti, I
. . . - . .. a . . m.-..- I
lunrv., April j.-f,vruttAi hi)
r)10Hc. and fancy at lKfMSo; peaches are
quoted at 7t,i for choice: 7iSJ for I
extra choice, and fftfMa for fancy.
T .
Metal Ifsrket. I
NEW TORK. April 2. M ETAL8 There
were few buyers today. Holders were Arm I
In their rlawa nml rirlnoa wam rmmlnnllv I
unrhnntreil evcent Conner, which vn, I
nnntaA nt IU cjVf.rll TUIrnlvtlo tl" 7K
13.00; castlnir. $12 62ffl2.76. Tin. $:'8.'00f(i28 28.
Spelter. $5.1Dfi6.25. lad. $4.60fl4.65.
Iron,
steady and nominally unchanged!
oaar and Molasses.
NEW YORK, April 2 SUGAR Holiday.
MOLASSES Firm; New Orlesns, open
aetiie, goon to cnoice, 3iirj7c.
SUPREME COURT SYLLABI.
12S99. Cotilson against SaJtmnn. Arpeal
irom ijincaiinr. Anirmeii. iirxpatricK,
C. Division No. 1.
1. The lien acquired by attachment or
garnishment Is not lost by taking a gen-
er..t.m(.ney J"0."1 against the defendant
A1T1.KH I ne market la nnlet. C'dmmnn I
are ouoted at rdxMr: nrima at IU(ifp. allowance or extra salary to tne cimu nmn
?nol,qeUMeV.nd C?r a'S " ' vihe'actZ' oT hTKmrd of
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUIT-Prunes n,;,)thcmiSn,.iline a warrant Is drawn
continue quiet and the market shows a S'',,"
steady undertone with prices ranging from 'ron XnP?,v o ldo each member " f
8i4if6e. according to grade. Teaches and ltMdnvrott'n;0fo? such Tlega SaTm "s
apricots are well cleaned up snd the mar- ?n$AM?rJul "lable to the county
ket is more or less nominal. Choice apricots irnVhl tmoi!n or monev so disbursed
sre ouoted nt 910c: extra choice st 10U Jr.ihe Tl"" i"?",.y 2L", Mnnt v
i oiuer iur tne eaie 01 tne prop 1 ,na maintains the same, tha parol agree
erty attached, where the creditor has used mnt haonmca enforceable. If viewed as a
due dilllgence in the prosecution of a cred-
ltors bill.
1 crfditor. by the levy of attachment
u.i in.lu. aoiuiir. a, apeciuc nen sunicient
to support a suit In the nature of a cred-
ltors bill removing obstructions from the
line calcinated to make a sale unprofitable.
and in such case the Issuance of an execu-
...... iciuiii l uiu uona is not a pre-
llmipsry prerequisite. .
in, ,1 la fl!'d,.t'r ',luln - !
clflJ lien by the levy of an attachment
he is entitled I to maintain a ci editor's bill
to remove obstructions to a aile of lha
P.,1 f ; wlhout reference to whether the erlr convevs realty consisting of mill prop
Judgment at law has during the pendency prty together with the appurtenances
or such creditor s bill proceedings become thereto belonging, the easements appur
aormant tenant to the mill property and necessary
. .,lJL ,a , .,ce,51en, lew of this state , lf, ae and enjoyment, owned nnd used
tMZX Sh?nf 'alJT.".-a v'fe.. W'. l" y ." mortgagor In connection .therewith
S.nU-blTrh tw! n.?Vn brn rrbted ,n th
courts of this state, Is not a necessary
r.r,.yu .a".ulta","?t thf heir, at law
" ... r- . - r"-"3 . i u
.1 mo un ninn b".ihi to euDjeci the
and to payment of the claims of nVeditn.s
entVf?"!." "ftndi'S'1. 'r?UJ?d "Um;
!. ,J 1 FUB,a'n the nndlng and deoree of
1 vir 1 cJ,rU , .
rn TT: P.? . $S-
h1?rr.rrr?. ;ncBter-, Remittitur. Old-
ham. C. Division No. 1.
I. In an action for personal lnlurles hv
n. marled woman, she is not entitled to
-SeP4-"f . Val UT f m1ll ""Vices ren-
dered In the absence of proof that she
has paid for such medical services, or
thnt she ts the owner of a separate estate
,.'.!? I"1"1 r,",rne liable therefore.
1319P Heist against Jacoby. Krror from
Hamilton. Affirmed. Hastings. C.
Division NO. 1. .
1. Act of February 28. 1875. entitled "An
act to restrain sheep and swine from run-
held to have no relation to the protec-
tlon of nsers of highways against uncon -
,11 m. l in i .r .11 inn .,h in i . .nr. ...
uiiru nuan.
I One whose sole fault Is the permittlna I Compiled Statutes, entitled "An act regu
of young hogs of 80 to 100 pounds weight I latlng insurance, companies." passed in 1S7II,
a'j nt mi kp upun nn own premises sol declaring tnat wnenever tne in. m ui tin
that they wander across tha hlvhwaa n I n,i.ar ut shall reouire nf insurance com-
a neighbor's cornfield, and In running back
iiBUK-iiB n .nnarr liurae, neiri, not lq-
ble for Injuries to the passer's equipage
and person produced by such fright
13811. Zelgler sralnst Bonner. Krror
from Dodge. Judgment district court re-
versed; Judgment of Justice affirmed
Klrknatrick. C. Division No. 8.
1. The affidavits upon which a justice
of the peace decides an objection to bis
juriNtiicnun over me person or tne de -
fenrlan fan nnt -..- a ,k. .n.,
court be reviewed unless incorporated In
a bill of exceptions duly settled, signed
nnd allowed by the Justice, In conformity
with the nrovislons of section 311 of ths
Code of Oivll Procedure, as amended bv
chapter TS. Session laws, 1836.
.iuV.Tr,".".."".V' " "ny
cers and to every class of contracts.
8. A contract between a county and one
of Its officers, whereby such officer under
lies to perform extrs official services, for
which the county undertakes to nav him
compensation aaaiuonai to tne rees or sal
. - ;--e-s----. - -.I sai
as such, upon a Quantum meruit.
Tyson against Tyson. Krror from
ashlngton. Affirmed. Albert. C. Division
f",0 ;T, . . . . . .1
1. en a .i -niu iKi 10 oower inn
homestead in lands of which her husband
niea seixen, ana tne rarts upon wmch per
an a i.iiiiirnici.u aiiiia inmrr r;jril1
not In dispute, the county court of
county in which the estate of the host
is settled has Jurisdiction to assign such
dower and homestead.
. 1 n woiri u.m,. mr; county rxnin or
such Jurisdiction the right of the widow
must be disputed by nreeentina an Issue of
8. Upon error from a Judgment of a Jus- subject 10 su n rax ur ''"i-"r, """:
tlce of the peace to the district court lf niltted Into this state to engage in business
error does not affirmatively appear In 'the therein. '
proceedings hod before the justice, the , i he fact that the exaction may not 1m
judgment of the Justice should be affirmed, demanded In dvinc . and as 0. 't'""
l.'ai3. Wilson ngnlnst Otoe County. Krror precedent to the entrance of tha company
from, Otoe. Affirmed. Albert, C. W.on' t1,. M
1. Section 81. article I. chanter xvlll Com- e levying of such tax as one .ot 'the condl-
or reoeivina the benefit of in cm r.a Imposition ot such tax ana license ices in
?.JuTen by thecount,! "for 1". n v,' rtM ,th, F'un l " " Un
of supplies or anv other purpose, is ieneral nhe fact "that th. ."ion. provided
in Its nature and applies to all county ot". - 6- Xr??.?.V.
ftuch i-Jttra romrwnsatloti. Hhepard aicalnut !, nni Tt.r. m rcnuiiiiAtit to th former
"tiil? am;tAust,raErVVo7rr,Jrm tSth"cann 7. W ' "5
184J7. Ulair agalnst Austin. Error from tne 0rji.r law must full to the ground and
c""!?! vision NoV T ln,tanter Hat'nK. be dmed to have been repealed by impll-
i. Services a.- a real estate broker ren- ca7UWhen 'the uVlVlatura In the latter act
tiered for the owner of lund. without a " ,T,ewillv to a former act and ex-
wrltten contract, cannot be recovered for. ?L'" .11I.'eU.Hi."y r .1.- l.t l. t
fact, which. If established by proof, would! aa therein expressed is. Insofar as It pur
defeat her claim of dower or homestead, I ports to exempt personal property of in
and such issue must be one which ths I iurunce companies from taxation, a viola-
cruniy rnuri oy 11a organisation is unania
to try. Following Outhman ngalnat Cruth-
man, in nnu., vo, orry tu-gmiiisi curry, ci.
Neb., 8U.
x. In a oontest between the widow and
the heirs at law ss to the extent of. her
nomeaieaa in sunurrwn lanns sue is enimen
40 a homestead not exceeding- ISO acres In
area and 12 noo In value.
1WA Clxek against Clsek. Krror from
Ineajiter. Reversed.. Klrkpatrlck, C. Di
vision no. 8.
L Presumptlona Indulged to sustain
be made to supply the record in matters
r-aurfllna which it la aHlpnt and cannot
be iiern.Ttted to contradict the record In
matter. In which it speaks for Itself.
'J I,,rlllcllr.r. llu curl In maMarl
.-Ull.,. t rft.nr. mnA allmAnv la arlvAn
by the atatuta and every power exercised
ty the oourt wit a retctence there lo mut
look for Its source In the statute or it does
not exist
3. Provisions of chapter xxv. Compiled
Statutes, relative t allmouy. Its allowance
and the mode of Its enforcement. Hold,
exclusive.
4. In a suit arising under the provisions
of chapter xxv. Compiled Statutes, the dis
trict court haji not jurisdiction to wni
real estate of the hualwnd to the wife In
fee as alimony, and a decree Insofar as It
attempts so to do, 1st void and subject to
collateral attack.
6. Jurisdiction of the sutvlect matter is
conferred by the law. and ciinnot be con
ferred by consent of the parties.
6. Prior oi.lnlon here n tcixeg against
Cltek, Nebr.j, vacated, and judgment re
Versed. 13438. Dickson against Stewart. Error
from Clay. Reversed inst. Fawcett, C.
Division No. 2.
1 one who. hv aareement. purcnascs
land at a foreclosure sale, for the benetlt
f the owner of the equity of redemption,
at a price greatly below Its value cannot
set tip thrt statute of frauds sgalnst the
Party for whom he purchased; the law will
hold him to be a trustee ex tnalettclo; a
court of equity will not permit the statute
of frauds to be made an instrument of
fraud. Ryan agnlnst Dox, 34 N. 1., 30..
nd there cited.
here -a party acquires l,'"n ,lt,1"
purchase or lauu i ".'.V
pursuance of a parol agreement with a
Judgment debtor that he Is to noia tne tine
. -s .. , -
PU WtneI a a Beruruy ior ino iwn i
IUQ munny 1KIU IO nllfr inw "" " '"
thA 1lii.rtriit Hfn. nnd tl
convey when the money Is refun led. the
case la not dlstlnatilHliahle from any other,
. . . . , v
"" '" " ,', -
jf" designed simply as "rcurlty for a
nd parol evidence Is snmisslble to
Show the transaction to De or tout cuaiiif
tar. Reitrard aanlnst McNeill. 88 111.. 401.
jr','u, im jfM even
3, ft H t Of t H U 1 fl 11 1 V IS RO Of iCTl . C en
. .,, , urin,nnnn where
.V" i ;,. i .i, ' . h k.. t(irml
rr'v .""L1;" ' '"'J hv L ninc7wi
all Of the COnilltlOhS or I lie COIltrart BJ1U
,)ro,1(fn, nme,r .-icarly within Its terms,
r,i.r . -, i t. xj ..v.- t f.
. , . .. nu.Hln-A .. .1 , V. rlarbt
t orB P,,.inrocal: and an action to
railiwiTi mav lie brouaht fit any time De-
fare, the ata'lnlorv bar of ten years Is com-
nleie Morrow airalntt Jones. 41 Nehr.. 87.
so made is tirst appnoa to uiacnaigp mo
Intarcat anil afterwards. If there be a sur-
ulna, such surplus Is applied to sink the
principal and So totles quotlea taking care
tnat tne pnucipsi mu rriiin--i rm.ii .-
at any time t sunereti to arrumuinin
the accruing Interest. Mills iigninsi nnon
ilir 4 Nelir.. roiioweo Run a I't'i im n.
Olnft Pniinlv flLTIltllSt Stroble. Error
from Otoa Reversed. Oldhum, C. Dl-
vlninn No 1.
i. In allowing salaries fixed by statute
a board of county commissioners act nun
latatrinllv
., i-nr an
T,l',i"'",'w...r Kier ami Improvement
comuanv Error from Sherman. Reversed
mTanvilla C lMvlslon No. 2.
1. Where urxin anneal of a suit in equity
the decree of the trlsl court In favor of
the plaintiff Is reversed and the cr.use
remanded for further proceedings upon
amnnilnrl rjleadlnaa. nothlna hAS be-
eome re arlliidlcated. or 'the "law of
I tia ease" hlndlna' nn the trial court, ex
cept that the pleadings nnd evidence on tho
first appeal am not aumonse ine na-m,
2. Tha rulliiar msde on the former appeal
that "Where a mill is erected and a water
power obtained by the aid and co-operntlon
of ntllnlnlnir landowners, any right of flow-
oge. over their premises, or water ior tun
mill, arranged for and contemplated by
the owners, as suoscrioers towaru na i-imi-structlon,
become appurtenant to the mill
pan nnmir.ned.
a. If one ownlni land traversea oy a
Stream, sells a portion thereof to another
and at the name time gives nch other
person by parol the right to overflow the
remainder of the land by erecting a dam
on the land so conveyed, and the purchaser
I relying on such parol agreement, erects
Bllrh 3am and a mill operated by water.
license, the Sets of the purchaser render
the jinnee irrevocable. If viewed as on
I easement, thev take the grant out of the
statute of frauds. Newcomb agoinsi noce
I vi,r fnllnwed.
4. qn,.' above rule applies as well where
i,a mill alia la ronveved In consideration
I cf tne erection of the mill, as where other
1 rnnslderatlon Is paid thererore, ana wnere
th privileges given consist of other bene-
flclal rights necessary to the use of the
mill
I 5 Where H ' sherlfTs deed, made as the
I "...1. ,
1 at tne time or tne roreciosure. puns aa n-v
purUnanoVi to the mill pro
a Where after conveyunci
er8ty y "sheriff', deed? the
I ua-Hi hv tha purchaaer to
Le"?LRy l?? .
r ll appurtenances, derived by third por
,on. frJni tjie tenutit, will not stop th
running of the statute of limitation Ir
SvOf St the lessor', tit... . ,
7 Kecord examined and held to authorise
I ,K' H..r.o ..r.ni . modified herein.
I ,..i..i.,t ,.t ,hn rla-ht
tr 'mointaln'a mill pond upon the land of
another does n?t deprive the owner of the
ot anv use thereof which does not lu-
terfere with the enjoyment of the ta.ee-
inent
1,476 State against Insurnnce Compnny
of North America. Original. Demurrer
.rn.M tciinn diamlaaed. Holcomb. C. J.
I . ft.- mav Imiuiu nn fnrelcn
I corporation as a condition of coming into
I and doing business within its territory any
, .n.a linn, ann ratal nriinna 1 1 nni
I think 'proptr. not repugnant to f undamentali
1 laws.
I apt., nanv a nni nr aeei inn a.t. cnamar xi 11
I panles Incorporated In this stato the pay-
meilt OI lltxes lin'l lUPItao irrrrm w
wise greater than the umount required for
such purposes from similar companies of
other stales by the trkpn existing laws of
thin state, then nil insurance companies of
such slate Shall be required to pay for
taxes find license fees an amount equal to
the amount of such charges and payments
Imposed upon or required by the, laws of
I sucu siaro ui un -iiii...,nr. ... .., ... ......
I i-t u vullH errlae of llalslative POWer In
no way Inhibited by the fundamental low
of the state nor of the nation,
Tho imposition of the reciprocal tax and
license Zees provided by suid section S3 is
privilege or license tax imposed as one
of the conditions upon which a company
.VnA .he l-v ni of such burdens and the
companies having their domicile In other
states, the laws of which discriminate
r gainst outside companies, Is neither arbl
rary nor unreasonable ciassltlcatlon, und
does not contravene the second clause of
s .rsin.l VA HmTA I IIM IRLltT HlHIUlf CIJI11
I ... n.a. inrra.n,.e i
aVrantable that there was an Intention
q" , by Implication Inconsistent and
reouanant provisions of the earlier statute
1 -, embraced within the terms or llio x
tlon clause.
I u where the words of a statute are so
I presumrd to be the meaning wtiluli the
I r.i-io,,.r, intended.
1 a The provisions or eeciion os, cnapier
I uivll Compiled Statutes, liel. exempting
I i.,-,,..'ai,a ,.nmnnl,i from all taxation save
1 i,.n c,r aeition 1. article ix. 01 me corun.nu-
I tlon, and as to -the taxation of such prop-
1 erty IS OI no xorte inu rnnci.
I if. Ordinarily a statute repugnant In gome
I i fa.aturea to some constitutional pro-
I vialnn will Yield only to the extent of the
repugnancy, ana 110 lurinwr.
11 vkcra tha act. ellmlnatlna the un-
eon'atltutional feature. Is complete in ull
respects and capable of enforcement. It
will be held valid and enforceable except
where tha Invalid portion was manifestly
sn Inducement to tne passage 01 iui re-
I 18. Swtion 88 of chapter lxxvll of the
I revenue act of 1878 as amended in 1MIT,
I being repugnant and Inconsistent with the
I reciprocal lax feature of section 83, chapter
I sllil naiaiul In 1IT71. tl) the extent Of SUCll
I rcmiffluncv and inconsistency, repeals tllS
I latter mentioned section by implication.
I 1TL Siieldou a(ltut va( Count 80-
1 1 una for enarnaillff in uusinesa in 1110 nune
hv au 11 MiTinn u are icuu cu iiniir ui Liiune
clely of Agriculture. Error from Gage.
Reversed. li.tlnss. C. I'lvlelon No. 1.
I. The supplying of missing records Ik a
nintter rchung In the eouml iliscretlon of a
court, and unless It Is abusett, Its exercise
Will not lie Interfered with.
l:9ti. Itonacum against Murphy. Ap-
rcHl from Seward. Atllrmed. Duffle, C.
MvMon No. 2.
1. The courts will not review the Judg
ments or sets of the governing authori
ties of a religious organisation with ref
erence to Its Internal aff ilrs for the pur
pose of ascertaining their regularity or
accordance with the discipline an. I usages
of such organisation, but they will Inquire
an.l determine whetlur or not a church
trthunnl which undertakes to expel mem
ber has been organised In conformity with
the constitution of the church, and whether
a member "f such tribunal is dlsquullliel
under the rules and canons of the church
from silting as a Judge In the ensc. These
questions me not ecclesiastical and within
the exclusive Jurisdiction of the ecclesias
tical tribunal, alth'iiKli Ibe tlcdslons of
such tribunal. If properly and legally con
stituted, would le binding on the civil
courts on all matters properly before it
for trial. ....
2. Where a cnurch tribunal of original
Jurisdiction proceeds to try and discipline
or expel a member of the society snd the
member proceeded against claims that tho
presiding Jui!;e Is disqualified from acclnt
on account of a challenge Interposed be
fore the commencement of the trial, snd
where such such challenge has been die
regarded and an appeal has been taken
hv the accused to un appellate ciuircn
tribunal, the civil courts have Jurisdic
tion to enjoin the t forcement of a sen.
tence pronounced against tne sccnaeu un
til the appellnte jocleslastlcal tribunal has
disposed or the appeal.
1 Where the district court has enjoined
the enforcement of a decree of an eocle
slnstlcal court of tho prosecution of any
civil action sgninst the accused until an
appeal taken hv him has been determined
by the appellate ecclesiastical court. It
Is Immaterial whether such appeal la sus
pensive or devolutive, ns the Injunction
must be observed sn dobeyed until tha ap
peal has been disposed or.
4. r.Vinence exomineu nnu urn v " -
rant the finding of the trial court that an
1 taken hv the dofendtint had not
been determined or disposed of.
Mistook the Man.
An artist painted a portrait of Mark
Twain. Some time afterward Twain was
confronted with the picture tn nn art gal
lery. After gnslng at It for some minutes
be seemed to be oppressed by a feeling of
sadness and exclaimed:
"Poor poor Wagner:"
"Wagner?" Interrupted the artlfrt, "wliy
what do you moan?"
"Why," said Twain, "Isn't that Richard
Wagner?" Atlanta Constitution.
IA1LWAY TIM 13 CARD.
IKIOX STATIOV 10TH AXD MARCY.
Chicago, Rock Island A Pacific.
EAST.
Lear. Arrive.
rh'easo pajrllxnt Limited....
China no rxvllntu Uta.1
Chlriao Kxpr
Dra Mnlnra F.inreM
Chicago Fait syts
..a 1 61 am a so sia
. .a T:00 am a 414 pm
..bit -IS am s 1:35 via
..a 4 an pin hU to am
..a 1:10 via a l:tl pna
WBST.
ItiKky Mountain Limited a 7:y am allien
Lln.oln, Colorailo eprlnfa, Den
ver, Purtilo and Want a l:Msm a 6:04 pm
Tiaa. Calltornla and Oklahoma
-lxr a 4:10 pm all 44 pm
Wabash.
81. Loula "Oannen Ball" Ft t 10 pm a 1 10 am
t. Louis Loral (Co. rlufr...a 1:14 am al0:0 pia
4'hlcaao A Korthwestcrn.
Faat Chlcas"
Lo.al Chicago
Mall
Lol1 tllnsx Cltr
Lnyllaht hi. I'aul
Daylight Cnlmio
Mmlud Chicane
Fast Chlraso
Ixxal Cbliago
Faat St. I'aul
St. Paul Eiprraa
Faat Mall
Loral Bloux Cltr
Norfolk and Bcnstel.
. 1 40 am 1 t:ii is
..all .10 am
..a 1:10 pm lIM pta
b 3 :41 pm
..a 7:50 am alO.iiO pm
..a t oo am all ro pm
..a I 15 pm a 1 11 n
..a 4 50 pm a 1:44 pm
. ,a4:3rm
..a 4:14 aa a T 04 am
a 4 m
:40 pm
..b t oo pm a 4 to am
..a I OS am bio M am
..b 1:04 am b!0:l4 am
Lincoln and lxng Pine
Uaadwood, Hot
springs and
Lincoln
.,,a l:co pm a d:iv p-ra
Caaper and Wromlng gKprM...d I SO pm 8:10 pis
Hailing. Superior and Albion, .b I 10 pro b 8:10 pm
Chicago, Milwaukee Jk St. Panl.
Chicago rwjllght....
a 1:59 am all 14 pm
...a 1:45 pm a 1:10 pa
a l:TO pm s 4:10 am
a 7:S5 am a I U pis
Chicago rast up..
Ovarland Limited
L Mnlnn Biprraa...
Illinois Central.
Chicago gxpreaa
Chicago, iWlnnaapolls
a T:54 pm 10:3 pot
St.
a ". BO pm l:X am
raui Ltimuea....
IMonoapolla and Bt. Paul Ex... I 1:40 am I10:14 pia
Vnion I'aclflc. " ' -
Tha Overland Limited a 4 40 am a 4 05 pm
Tha faat Mail a 8 0 em a 8:10 pnv
lua (.morula Eiprcaa. a 4:M pm
Tha Atlantic gpooia'. et:14 4m
Tha pritland-chloago Eprclai.. a 8:1 pm a 1:14 pm
Tha Atlantic K?preaa a f :34 pm
Tha Colorailo Spttlal aU.88 pm I 1:40 am
lha Chloagn Special a 11:40 am
Lincoln. Uratrloa and Blionia-
rurg ElprrM b 4 00 pm 1)1:45 pm
Cclumbua Ucal b 4.00 pm ll:M
Kitaaourl l-aclllc.
St. Loula Ecpima 410:00 am a 4 pm
K. C. 44 St. Louil E.praa....al3.6u pm a 1:18 aia
BinLIXGTOff BTATIOSI IOT1I A MA SOS
Chicago, Darlington Qnlney.
Liare Arrlva.
Chicago Sprelil ,
Chl"ago Vxtlbulad Eipraaa,
Chicago lecai ,
.a 7:00 am a 1.65 pm
,.a 4:00 pm a t:4S am
.a 4:14 am all 00 pm
.a 1:05 pm a 1:45 pm
. 1:44 sra
cuiuago juuuo
Fast Mill
Kansas City, St. Joseph Co. BlafTa.
Kanaaa City Ir Kipraas s H 4m a 4:04 pm
6t. Lbuli ryr a o;s pm aii ua m
Kanaai Cltr N ght Eipiaaa al0:46 pm a 4:14 am
alurliuaion aV Missouri lllver..
Wrniora. latrlca and Lincoln.. a 140 am bit .05 pre
Mtbraaka F.apraaa 4 t l4 am a 1:U pm
Dnvcr Limited a 414 pro a 4:44 am
Black Hllli A Fugai Sound Six. all. 10 pm a 8:40 pa
Colorado Voallnulcd Flyar if"l 5 !!! tm
LlnAiln Faat Mall .b I 57 put d 4 0J aia
Fort Crook and PlatUmouth..,.b 8:10 pm bl4:4t am
ballarua and PaciA Juuaton..a 1:44 pm s 8:11 M
bollua and fautho Juuctlon..a 8:40 am
WEBSTER DEPOT-IHTH WEBSTER
Mlasonrl Paclllc.
Leave Arrive.
Neb. Local via Waeplng Watsr.b 4:10 pm al0:l6 sal
( hlcogu, SI. Paal, Mian. a. Oisska.
Twin Cltr Faaaengir b 4 80 am b 8:10 pa
Bloui Cltr l'anaaugar S oo pm all M am
Oakland Looal bl :46pm b 110 am
g Dally, b Dally cept Sunday, d Dally ewapl
BturJr l'll'r acaii Mnnflir.
OCF.AX SIKAM81IIPS. '
H0U&ND-AI..ER1CA LINE.
gla w.o-Btrw mbi ot U.4W laaa
4.K luatv hOT'lfchHAa, vis auuwuMaV
galluig laaaua, at 111 a. aa.
Fotadatn Apl. 4iNoordam Apl.- H
i:ourrdaiu Apl. l-il'uUiaoiu .....alajl 14
Hrudaui AjI. 1! ltotlerclum ..aiay II
Will call at 1-lymuula.
HOLLAND-AM KHICA UKI, 44 IIMrborn St., CiV
caao. 111.; Harrr Moor.l. 1401 Farnam St. 0.
aaibarlord. UZ1 Itnaa St. i t. B. SMaalda. I Us
4araam St.
ANCHOR L7n81 V. S. MAIL 8TBAMSH1FS.
fCKW VORK, LONDONDKHRY AND QLA8Q0W.
NEW YORK, OIUKALTAR AND NAPLES.
Siinaiior acanmniodailoni. Kiccllant eulalna. The
comfort of paanengara cajatullr oonaldrrad. Single
or round trip llckila brtwrn New York and Hcouh,
Kngllili, Irish and all principal Bandiiiavlaa and
conllneutal polnta at attractlva mlaa. Ksud for Booh
of Touri. For tlckela or grneral Information appil
to any local agnl of lha Anc hor Line or to
llENDFHOS HliQg . Orn'l Aaciili. Chicago. 111.
1 i.l 1 111 mi'Tr.'Bffli'.'i"n narrn
COs InoorporatedJ
Capital and Surplus $600,000. ,
ueiil.irs in
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, STOCKS, BONDS
AND INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
REFEKKNCKB: 178 Stale and Na
liunal iianks dt Commercial Agnncies.
166 liranch UilUts.
General Oitlcei X. V. I. lie Ilalldlng,
MINNKAPOLIB.
Omaha Breach HUM Kariim 8t
Tel. S407.
TIIOS. M. WAimifK, Cor.
Lovroy Bros & Co.
Commission Merchants
Grain, Stocks
and Provisions
Room 212, M. V. Life Bulldlnf
Phone 3610.
Special attention siren to telegraph anfl
mail orders. OMAUA.