THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY. APRIL 4, 190G.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
n . . . . , . .
OUPporten OI Uariet nr lUrd llCtVt
. ,
BueUin Priow.
EFFORT ONLY , PARTLY SUCCESSFUL
Higher Ra for .Mnney tnsttls
Hard foul Settlement All
Disturbing Fnetor.
NEW TORK. April 1 The supporters of
the stock market were put to some contest
today to sustain price and the efforts met
with only varying success In contrast with
the ready advancing tendency of yesterday.
The speculative uartv. committed to higher
prices, operated with markedly less vigor
ana confidence than was the case yemeroay
nd the market was given over to reaction
at different times dminc the day. A few
strong storks only here and there served
to limit the proportions of the decline.
Consideration of tho money situation h4
much to do with the modified sentiment of
the speculation. Although the flurry to 10
rer. cent lata veaterda had been Ignored
the opening off the call loan market at t
tier rent today had a disturbing effect on
sentiment. This Influence was aggravated
by the Indication that the currency move
ment was continuing ajrainat the banking
position at this center. It was feared that
the effect on the money market of the re
distribution of the dividend ana interest
navments made on the first of the month
would be delayed for soma time on this ac
count. It was reported today that Paris
had taken largo amounts of gold In Ber
lin, thus forestalling the chances of se
curing further amounts there for New
York account. Much reliance has been
nlarerl on the onenlne- of foreign money re
sources to the needs of the New York
market by reason of the restoration of con
fidence growing out of the Alseclraa set
tlement. The continued accumulation of
funda In Pnrls is taken for granted to
be Independent of the Russian loan and
threatens to modify the foreign money out
look to that extent.
Expectation was less sanguine today of
an early settlement of the wage con
troversy In the anthracite Industry owing
to the tone of some of the expressions by
'mem hern of the conference which gathered
here today. The reported determination of
the so-called Independent soft coal opera
tors to contest the terms conceded by the
Pittsburg Coal company also came In for
more serious consideration today than was
the case yesterday. The Important point of
resistance to the reactionary tendency In
today's market was Amalgamated Copper,
which was bought on an enormous scale
Rumors were renewed of an Intended In
crease in the dividend rate, following the
advance In the dividend In the subsidiary
Anaconda stock. Union Pacific also made
a- show of strength and was helped by the
favorable report of February net earnings
for both the t'nlon and the Southern Pacific
svstems. The market ahowed some rally
ing tendency late in the day In spite of the
' fact that call money touched HI per cent
again, but the closing was Irregular.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value, $.1.32,nno. United States bonds were
all unchanged On call.
Quotations on stocks today were as fol
lows:
Sales. High. Low. Close,
Adama Ripfeea
Aioalsamated Copper .
Am.rlraa C. A P
Ainarlran C. A P. pld.
Atnarlran Cotton Oil...
Ameriran Cotton Oil...
American Rapreae
American H A 1.. pM
146
..141.400
.. .oo
400
.. 1.(00
lll4
4H
1M1
14'
1114
46
ins
400
144
(7
MS
M
Amorlran '. aacurltlaa.... 12. TOO
American Llnneed fill.,..
American I,lnaad OH pfd..
American Locomotive
Amar. Locomotive pfd
Amarlran g. aV R
American St R. p'd-
A re erl ran Sugar Raftnlng...
Am. Tobarce pM. otfa
Anaconda Mining Ce
Atchison
Atahlaos p'd .'.
Atlantlo Coaat Uu..,
Iialtlmora A Ohio... ,.....
fialtlmor Onto pfd ......
Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt. ....
t'noadian Pacific ,
Central of Near Jersey
Chesapeake Ohio
t'hicaso A Alton
f hlraso Alton pfd
Chicago Groat Western
t'hicaso A Northwestern...
Chicago. Mil. A Bt. Paul...
Chicago T. A T
Chlrago T. A T. pfd
1.. C. C. St. Louie
Colorado Pual A Iron
Celwfado A Southern
Colorado A Bo. lat pfd
Colorado A. Bo. td pld
Consolidated Gas
om Produeta. rfg
rl Product pfd. rfg.
'tclbwara A Hudson
Delaware. 1. W.. n-dlv.
Tl
lift HI
1(1 4
1234
a:
liS
1H4V,
IMS
M
nS
1734,
TO
1164
1(14
1114
141,
1044
17(4
s
m
166
111
4
M4
1724
IDA
M KJO
l.wo
4.0
700
Tf.lOS
11.000
10
tn
,0
too
(l.ioo
4,100
T.400 (04 44
4.(00
o
1.400
US
113
1714
114
1124
1714
1.300
U.ooo
. 700
i 7oo
(00
64 CO
1.(00
1.W0
400
1014
(7,
M
70S
61
1414
17 4
6
10
lots
((
sr..
704
60S
1174
1
(4
lot
I 'stiver Rio Oranda ' (.100 47 47
Itettver A R. O, prd
nt.till.rs' geeurltlea l.ioo (l (
Kris ,ooo 4H 464
F.rla 1st pfd (0 714 T4
Erie Id pfd too 71 704
General risctrlc l.ioo 1744 173
Hocking Valley (00 124 U4
Illinois Central
Inttmallonal Paper 100 S 114
luteraatlonal Paper pfd
International Pump 100 41
Inlernotloaal Pump pfd 700 66 144
Iowa Central too 11 II
Inwa Central pfd KiO 40 tl
Kanaaa City Houthera. 400 14 3D
Kansas City Bo. pfd 100 64 6
Ix.ulsrllle Nashrllle g.eoo I614 1614
Manhattan L 100 167 167
Metropolitan Street Ry.
Mexican Central
Mlnneapolla A 0t. Iota...
M , Bt. P. A 8. 8. M
M . Bt. P. A 8. g. at. pfd..
Missouri Pacific
Mlsaonrl, K ansae A Texas.,
MlroouH, K. T. pfd
National Lead
National R. R. of M. pfd...
New York Central
New York. O. W
Norfolk A Waatern
Norfolk A Western pfd
North Americas
PaclB. Mali
Pennsylvania
People'a Gaa
P . c. C. Bt. Lou la
Preaaed Bteel Car
Preaaed Bteel Car pfd.......
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
Reading 1st pfd
Reading M pfd
Republic Btael
Republic Bteel pfd
Ro. k Island Co
Rook Island Ce. pfd
Bt. U g. P M prd
at. Lou la 8. Wj
Bt. Lou la 8. W pfd
Southern Pactflo
Mouthers Paclne pfd. ,.
Southern Rellway j.,,
mithera Railway ftt
loneeeeee Coal A iron
Teiaa A Paoinc v
Toledo, Bt. U A W
Toledo, Bt. L. A W. pfd....
t'nioa PaeiSa ...
I nton Pacific pfd
t'nitad States Ekpreea.
l ulled Slates Realty
l ulled Bwtea Rubber
I . 8. Rubber, lat pld
t nlud Btataa Bteel
t utted States Steel pfd,...
Va. -Carolina Chemical ....
Va. -Carolina Cheat, pfd....
Wabash
Wabash pfd
Welle-Vargo Kxpreae
WeatlnghuiiM Klevlrie ....
Western I' nton
Wheeling A Lake Brio....,
Wisconsin Ceiitral
Wlaeonain Camral pft...;..
Ntirthera Pertne
Central Loatiier
Central leather pfd
Blosa-Sheffield Bteel
Total sales lor the day.
11. toe
400
too
too
400
l.ioo
1.000
11.600
'ifloO
N
7(4
lit
1744
MS
IK 4
TI-4
44
144'
6V
76
16s
1734
7
M
714
II
14S
14
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4(
13t
HS
1.(O0
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I.S00 0
l.ooe
600
14. Too
' 1,400
'i!(ni
lot
4(
1404
64
fiiii
te
wit
(t.400 1M 117
1(0
100
I.SUO
100
l,7oa
(
too
' too
1,7'W
too
M0
700
l.ioo
1,100
mo
400
1M.7IW
100
1
"4
103 4
4
u
4
144
74
T04
11(4
414
102
1(1
4
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664
ts
ta
31
102
17
(74
4
14
M4
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ll4
414
10J4
160
144
M
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l.ioo
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664
1144
iot2
61
6444
114
43
10
M
'ii"
140 "
la
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6H4
t
46
106
M.4dt
. (uO
'"lot
1100
" ioo
luO
"ioo
4M
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11
61
itin''
IV,
'iia
67S
tii
4
106
4.ISW
l.txe
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l.Ul.M shares.
Boat an Storks nad Bonds.
BOSTON. April 8. -Call loans,
cent: tliut loans. 6(16 per cent,
closing on atocka and bonds:
At-htaon adj.
Allouea
Aanalgamates .
Americas Sine
to 4a
Mei. Central
Atihlaon
..101
.. so
At la mm
da W
.MM VSlagham
Boston A Albany .
I A tlecls...
Boston A Maine.. ....1st
t'enteaalal .....
topper Itanga ..
Hair Weal
Isoeloa K leveled li
ritchhurg pfd 141
Vlsaloea Central
Kranslin
N. V.. N M. A
H
..IKS Uraabr
..Ift.S lile . orals ....
.. i; Maaa. allslug ..
I aina rtwlte
Anter. Arge. CUem
do pM
Aster, fneu. Tube
Amer. S-jgar
da pfd
Amer. T A T
Amer Woolen
do pfd
IHimlaio-i I. A 8..
... t lairuiran
... M4lMohak
...141.alonl C. C.
...lt Old lKtmluioo ..
. ..:SI tiareola
... 43i'perrot
...107 Uulnr
.. . S ftisuaoa
...1474iiTaniarack
... l(1(Trlull)t
... at 1'aiiad Copaar .
... at t. g. aiming...
... 64 f. s. Oil
... tutelftab
... 4.H Vtrtorta
.--tua-,wtnoea
... at. "A elierlae
Edi.eci Klesr. litis. .
Usee. Klelrlr
do pfd ,
Maaa. Use
tuned rtlioe Ma-b
do pld ....
V. a. Steel
do pld
Westing ceeBtaoa
AHxetiture ........
Lid.
K reign Flnnnrlal.
IjONDON. April 8 Supplies of money
were Increasingly abundant in the market
todav and the borrowings from the Hank
of Kugland were rt-ald. Discounts were
eesn. On the Stot-k egi-hung ih tone
was Improved by the cleared etliticl out-
look ana cheap tonne thmigh bunui
was r. trier quiet. I uiimiIi. were in
niest. Americans opened Arm snd
sxriened to well above parity. Atchison.
Topeka A Bunts Fe and I nlon PaclMc were
the fturM on (rood New York supi-or'.
TmAirtm M f m 4 rl w .rlv hilt 11 r t S rinsed
I ' . -
W Foreigners Were cnceriut Jr
I nee were strong In connection with 'hi
he
unissued balunre of the last loan. The
new acrip reached par, hut closed a frac
tion off. R-isalana were dull on the re
ported terms of the approaching new loan.
Kaffirs were In good demand on moderate
Paris support, but closed dull, Japanese
Imperial He of 14 were quoted at 104V
I AKIK, April l-rnml gem-rally on u.o
Pmirae today were firm, but Russians de
clined, owing to the Imminence of a new
Russian loan. Russian imperial 4s were
quoted at 83.10 and Russian bonds of ml
t 1M
BERLIN. April I. The tone on the
Bourse today was hesitating. Russians
went down V
Hew York Mosey Market.
NEW YORK. April S. MONET On call.
strong and higher at o12 per cent; ruling
rate, f4j per cent; cloning Did, per cen-. ,
Offered. 10 per cent. Time loans, slightly
easier; 0 and W day and months, S per
cent. . .
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 34j&Vi
per cent.
8TEKL1NO EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4.8"i2.,'d
4.(540 for demand and at l4.8tt6ti4.X-W for
sixty-day bills; posted rates, $4.83B4.8J'A
nd $4 8;s4; commercial bills, H I:V
SILVER Bar, 4Vc; Mexican dollars.
4V-
BONDS Government, steady ranroaa.
Irregular.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows
tt. t. Kf. is, rg.
,.ltn
..1"3
..104
..KM
,.1
..1.12
..lilt
'Japan la 14 aarlea.MM
go eowpoa ........
do 4a etta
enu.
C. g. la. r
do 44a ctra...
do td serin
L. eY N. unl. 4a
Man. o. g 4a .
tiei. Central 4a
do lat Ine
Minn. Bt. L
.
. tl
.103
.101
. "4
. 8f.
. 12 V
.It'ltS
. 6
i. :i's
.
.isa'4
.lMV
. 77 .
.lot
ie coupon
C. I. oM 4a, rag..
So eeunoe
t!. g. dw 4s, rag.
eoupoa ........
Am. Tobacco 4a....
IS
114V,, m. K. at T. 4a
Atrblaon gea. 4
.!' do la
do adj. 4s....
. 5V, N. R. R. of M
a.
Atlantlo C. I
tt N. T. C. g. IVia
Bal. Ohio 4a 102
N. J. C. (. 6a
No. Pacific 4a.
do 3 Vie Mi.
Brk.R. T. e. 4a
do 8a
Central of O. la 114
N. W. e. u
a K rlda
do lat ine 4H
do td Inc til,
do id inr
Penn. conr. 3Ha loll
Iteadlns aen. 4a !"-
Che. Ohio 4Ha....Ki
8. U A I M. . la .114d
( hlosgo A A. lv,e... Ion
C , B 4V Q. n. 4....100H
C. R I. P. 4a.... My,
fit. U S P. ff. 4a. 17
St. L. S W. 0. 4 Wl
Seaboard A. U 4a.... HI
do col. 6s tl
So. Parlllc 4a 3l
COC A St. U g. 4s. .JOSl,
do lat 4a ctla 17
uoio. ma. te, eer. A. sos
So. Railway Aa 1.4
do ftarlfi B 78-it
Taxaa A P. la 121
Colorado Mid. 4 7m
Colo. Bo. 4a 14 V,
Cuba ta V
T., Bt. U A W. 4a.. 81Vi
I nlon Parillr 4a Wo
do conr. 4a 100
u, a. u. loo
Plstiller' Sac. (a M
V. 8. Bteel Id 6a M'4
Wabaiih la .
do deb. ft.
Western Md.
W. A L K.
....110
Erl p. I. 4a IW-i
do son. 4o lis
.... !'
.... s4
Honing val. 4Vis....ll0
.... :V,
Japan (a 101 Wit,
Cantral 4a.
.... n
Ex-ln te rest-
London Closing- Stocks
LONDON. April S. Closing quotations on
ine BtocK exchange were:
Conaola, money ..
0 16-14 N. T. Central.
...161
oo account
Anaconda
... 1'4 Noitulk ak W.
... ti
...94
.. 14,
do pfd
Atcblaon
.. tt
..101
..117
..17
.. (S
.. a
..1st 4
.. US
.. 41
.. 2
.. 47
.. (1
.. 12
..177 V.
..167
Ontario A W
... 6J
do pfd
Penneylvania ....
...71
Baltimore A Ohio.
Canadian Paclfto .
Chea. Ohio
Chlrago Ot. W....
Rand Mlnea
... (
Heading
... 11
... 4
...
... 43
do lat pfd
do td pfd
C . M. A 8t. P....
Southern Hallway
DeReera
do pfd
...106
Denver A R, O...
Southern Paciflo
Union Paciflo ...
do pfd
U. 8. Steel
do pfd
.Vabaah
do pfd
panlah 4a
.... 724
134
do pfd
Erie
st
1124
464
101
4
I
210
14
64
'
46
70
116
14
1234
1424
104.
134
44
1034
164
111
M
114
173
111
(04
11
16
11
111
I74
10
Mti
IO14
((4
4
. 704
10
140
11
14
lot
446
47
St
(0
46
7t
TO
Kl
117
do lat pfd
44
do td pfd
Ill
14
al
Illinois Central ...
Loulavllla A Naak.
M . K. A T
17 V.
.1
SILVER Bar,
steaov. 291-16d tier ounce.
MONKY iUfla per cent.
The rata of discount in the onen market
for short bills Is 3y4 per cent; for threa
months' bills, S1 per cent.
New York Mining- Stocks.
NEW TORK. April 8. Closing Quotations
on mining stocks were:
Adams Cea
16
Little Ckltf ...
.. TVfa
..too
..67s
.. 8
.. 11
.. M
.. II
.. 10
..3we
Alloa
...160
... 6
... 6
... S3
...13V
...Kit
,..6J6
...
Ontario
Ophtr
Pboenla
Breece
Bnanaartck Coa .
Comet or It Tunnel
Coa. Cel. aV Vs..
Hora Silver ,
Potoai .........
savago
Mlerra Nerada
Small Hopea
Butadarg
Iron Hllrer
Leadrllle Coo ....
Offered.
Bnnk of Germany Statement. .
BERLIN. Anrll S The weekrv state.
ment of the Imperial Bank of Germany
shows the following changes: Cash In hand,
decreased I4b.to0.uuom: treasury notes, de
creased 4.0uO.O0om: other securities, in-
creased 3J6,6O.000m; notes In circulation,
creasea 4,u,uwm.
Treasnry Stntement.
WASHINGTON. April 8. Todav'a state.
ment of the treasury balances In the
eral fund, exclusive of the 8150,000.000
p
gen
gold
reserve snows: Avauaoie casn balance, IIM),
286,794: gold coin and bullion, 878,916,89;
gold certificates, JM, 232,210.
Bnnk Clenriags.
OMAHA. April 1. Bank clearlnes for
day were 1,631, 939.68 and for the corre
sponding date laat year 11,606,781.42.
1724
1-'
66 4
41
Wool Market.
BOSTON. April 3. WOOIwrhe m.ri.t
86
strong with fair activity. The eastern deal
ers have ahown a renewed disposition to
contract for the new clip wools. Shearing
has started in several aectlons of the west.
114
69
W
6 4
161
noiamy in southern California and Nevada.
Territory woola are in continued tmonH
154
111
and a little Improvement In clothlna Brradea
16
la noted. There la a fair movement
Lulled wools. Foreign grades are firm,
ending Quotations follow: Oh in anrl Tiin-
161 4
173
'
sylvania, XX and above, e4i'364c; X,
sa
axi rso. 1, m'bc; o. i, ao'uic; nne un
washed. 264j'2614c: aunrter-blood. unwasltMd
Tt
11
32032Sc; three-elghths-blood. S3a33"c.
hair ttlood, 4WaZ3c unwashed delaine,
146
61
nne wanned aeiaine, WQtiiC. Michigan
An unwashed. 244ic: uuarter-blood. nn
(1
t4
washed. 81Vo'32c; three-eighths-blood, 32V
101
44
mc; naii-oiooa, n-rnqix; unwaahed delaine
27(i(28c. Kentucky, Indiana, etc.. three-
IMS
eighths and quarter-blood, 32iiV3Sc. Terri
6
tory: Idaho, fine, 22&3tc; heavy fine. 191J)
20c; fine medium, 22ni'J3o; medium, 24VQ "TTo;
low medium, 2tVo27c. Wyoming, fine, 224ii3c;
1
64
t
117
'114
neavy nne, iisu'-oc ; nne meuium, a;(uZ3c; ine
diuni. 2tk27o; low medium, aW7c. I'tah
Nevada, nne, 2241230; heavy nne, 19(&a)c;
ta
II
medium. r.'cJc; medium, ZTuatc: low me
dium, 26'27c. Montana, fine choice, W'ibc;
im
17
7
44
-44
nne average, xaztc; nne medium choice,
4-n'26o: average. Ua24o: staple. 27ii28c: me
dium choice, 276380.
ST. IXJl IS. Aor II I. WOOL ntead v :
ai
dlum- grades, combing and clothing. 4J8c
st
ugnt nne, siic; neavy nne, 18-flSic;
lit
washed. 3iuac,.
41
1011,
1MH
141,
3
66
Mrttl Market.
NEW TORK. April 8. METALS There
waa a further advance In the lxmdon
market with spot closing at 171 lus
16'
tutures at audi, locally the market was
firm with spot quoted at 837 .62t4rjiHi 00. Cop.
per advanced 6a In the London market
lit
14
1I4U
with spot closing at i.k4 Ida and futures
tt 4.82. Locally no change was renortetl.
43 U
Lake Is quoted at 81 &JK 18.76; electrolvtlc
at 818.2fytm.60 and (.aatlnar at Iih iki ik
61
Lead was Is 3d lower at 15 17s td In
ntvt
don. Locally the market was quiet
60 St
uncuangea at to tains. ta. epeiter waa un
changed at 26 2s d In London, but wits
a shade lower In the local market, clos
lto
II Uj
1
ing at 86.ltxu6.30. Iron waa higher In
markets with standurd foundry t -
t
57 V4
130
46
106 4
4
ng it h ana Cleveland warrants
4os d. Locally the market la steady;
1 lounary. northern, la quoted at I1S25''
ly.ao, ino. s tounury. northern, si, itxnn
No. 1 foundry, southern. 3!8.2.".fil8.75:
1 foundry, southern, 817.7VB 18.60.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, April 3. COTTON-8im
per
mcial
clotted quiet, 10 points lower. Middling
lands, 11 ic; middling gulf, ll.Soc. Sales.
.. 40
Dales.
NEW ORLEANS. April S - COTTON -
..112
.. il
.. si
mai'Kei quiet, oaies, d.4ou Da lea. ordinary,
8c; good ordinary. 9 ll-16c; low middling
.. 4..
uc; mioaiing. iic; gooa nnuaiing,
middling fair. 12c Kecelpta. 6.4
111,0
bales
..70S
.. 17
.. 11
alock. fi.ao bales.
LIVERPOOL. April J. COTTON 8
.. 14
.. .0
.. 13
.. 1!
'
.. Un
.. tl S
.. 4-a
.. 4t
..lt
.. 40
.. tt
.
. .107
.. 10
.. It
.. tit.
moderate tiusiness a. me, prices steady
American niiildllng, (HO. 1 he salea of
day were 8.ou0 bales, of which l.Ouu were f
speculation and eiport. and included
American. Receipts were 13.000 bales,
eluding lo.sm Ameiican.
ST. LOI 1H. April 3. tlTTt); Market
dull: middling.
eitn. .ri iMtles;
42.jo4 bales.
11'. c. Sales. 1.-0 bales:
shipments, lo3 bales,
Oils nnd Roaln.
NEW' YORK. April 1-4 1 1.8 Col I unseed.
Irregular: prime crude. I'Mjiu:: prima yel
low, 34'iuH4V- Petroleum, quiet; refined,
liia-. Iku-MV- Petroleum, quiet; refined,
New York. 87 60; I'hlladelplila and Balti
more, 87 bi; prune in bulk, ft.65. Turpen
tine, dull at lJTj:0c.
ROSIN Quiet , (.trained, common to good,
Mt'TV.
OIL CITY, April J Oil J Credit ' bal
ances, tl 6s. Shipment, w.fe' bbls . average
77.816 bbls.: runs, 1.V162 bbls. Shipments,
Lima. 71.1X4 hl'ls , average 71,818 bbU.. rjus.
. 6
lit
Lima. M bbls.
SAVANNAH. April
firm. c.
1 Oil. Turpentine,
ROSIN-Klvin. A. H
P. K. r
4 : 1,
IS'.l.
3
15 If
a ! tt H ,
tJ4.it': I. 14 35
. 48 30; Y.
liu
J 8i 15
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
About the
Cattle (kratinne Bellini; in
8ame Notchen. -
HOGS RECEIVE A SLIGHT SETBACK
Rheen and Lntnba firadaally Workltg
to Higher Level, bat s Marked
Advance Reported Any
(lae Hay.
RecelDts were:
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
...2.7S7 B.i35 13.1M
Official Monday
Official , Tuenday ....
4,!l
54.2")
19.!
10.7TH
14.SK2
11.744
12.:
,irsft
6.t)
Two dnys this week...
7,W(7
341
i7.i:a
25.M0
Re. me dnvs last week...
Baine two weeks ago.
8me three weeks ago.
Kama four weeks ago.,
hams days last year...
S.H13
I0.1.M)
The following tattle slioas the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
tor the year to date, compared with Uat
year: lOiaJ. lis. Inc.
Cattle a.S.iKl f7.t 48.735
Hogs 66.IKSi l4.Hfil
Sheep 47a,oti 424,111 oO.'JM
itie following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha fur the laat
several days, with compariaoua:
Date. I 190. 106. 1S04. 11903. 11902. 11801. 11900.
1 7 241 001 '
4 71
4 ?5
4 71
4 U
4 91
e
4 90
4 17
. .
U t 1W
221 t 26
la ft 21
4 98
t HI
1 101 8 17 t ?i
7 OS! 221 t 29
O US
4 98
t 19' i 5 27
7 331 tf
I 0!
a 13
4 n:
7 So f Ul 5 26
4 61
4 M
(VI I 13 4 81
7 44; e C;t b 16, 4 fl
01 4 9T
t 081 1 021
77;
7 24
7 22
6 081 t 22
4 93
e
4 89
4 97
t 17
6 13
ft U t 06
14
e
6 13
i 18
t 13
7 28
6 12
I M
6 98
061
e
I 22
6 :s;
6 M
7 II
5 14
t lti
e
4 98
i 04!
6 0B
7 2
7 29
5 9
i 18 I 10
4 bo
8 971
7 301 ( Mi S l I m
5 16
7 24. 8 6 99, 6 Ij
Sunday.
CATTLE OUOTAVIONB.
The following will show the prices paid
for the different kinds of cattle on the
South Omaha market:
Good to choice corn-fed ateers...
Fair to choice corn-fed steers....
,$6.0S'5.5O
, 4.7h'tfo.w
, 4.0'?4.6
Common to choice corn-fed steers.
Good to choice cows and helters.
Fair to good cows and heifers
Common to fair cows and heifers.
Good to choice feeders
Fair to good stockers and feeders.
Common to fair stockers
Bulla, atags, etc
, S.lb u4 00
4.0O34. 60
, I 6091.00
. I.7MS.50
150 4.00
YESTERDAY S SHIPMENTS.
The following shows the number of cars
of stockers and feeders shipped to the
country and their points ot destination:
CATTLE. Cars,
J. 8. Craig, Clarks, Neb. U. P '
H. Smith, Tobln, Neb. Q
Bell & M., Tabor, la. g
H. S. Bieson, Karlham, la. R. 1
A. Johnson, Hepburn, la. t
C. E. Mulholland, High View, la. I. C. 1
SHEEP DOUBLE-DECK.
J. Hector, Walnut, la. R. 1 j
J. Franti, Calumet Park, 111. 0 1
F. M. Wldner. O'Neill, Neb. V. E
J. G. Ruts, Bloomneld, Neb. M. & O.... !
Coppersmith Bros, Platte, 8. D. Mil... :
R. K. Jenkins, Adair, la. R. 1 ;
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cut! la Thtne-a
Omaha 82.864r6.00 86.00424J.8B
C hicago 1.6W06.26 6 fWoS MH
stamen v-lljr .tJu 00 .0tX0a. 40
St. Louis 2.10U6.00 6.7542J6.66
Sioux City .0OS.6O 6.2ot.40
1 he Official number of ret-a nt erntlr
Drougnr. in today by each road waa:
Cattle. Hogs. She'p. H'rV
C, M. & St. P
7
2
1
26
18
69
14
Wabash 2
Missouri Paciflo 8
Lnion Pacific system. 49
14
"J
C. A N. W.. east.
4
& N. W.. west
88
SO
74
C, St. P., M. & O....
C, B. & Q., east
C, B. & Q., west
C, R. I. & P., east..
C, R. I. P.. west..
6
31 8
17
1
S
6
iilnols Central
Chicago G. W
in, - J
-Total receipts.;.. '..21I '"Si'H 24
The diBDfiBltion of the day's recelnta waa
as ioiiowb, eacn ouyer purchasing the num
oer 01 neaa inuicatta
Omaha Packing Co...
Cattl. Hoftft. 8heep,
-4X2
2,870
3.805
Swift and Company..,
Cudahy Packing Co..
Armour & Co
1,006
907
1,4.11
93 '
61
61
3
152
37
164
88
19
! '282
1.000
4,642
2,633
l,3ti!l
1,913
Lobman & Co
W. 1. Stephen
Hill A Son
Huston & Co
to.
Hamilton
L. F. Huts
Wolf
Mike Haggerty
1.
J. B. Root eV Co
LftUTC
Other buyers
123
2.23;
Totals 4.774 13.833 7.063
CaiilK Receipts ot cattle were auue
liberal this niorniitg, 208 curs being repot ted
aa against lu one week ago. 1 tie run
in
however, was smaller than two weens ago
Dy auout seventy cars, the market as
whole was In fair condition and tew new or
8iif
Interesting features were presented
Among the receipts there were a good
many ateers and mere was at the sumo
time a good liberal demand on the part ot
local puckers. On account of there being
2nS
so many on sale, however, buyers were In
ciined to loo tne yards over pretty trior
oukhiy before starting to nil tnelr orders.
so that the murket was a little slow at the
opening and the middle of the forenoon had
passed bei ore business ot any conaequenece
was transacted. When ine cattle aia sen,
it was largely on a basis of a steady mar
ket, there being very little change in any
direction
Cowa and heifers were In moderate supply
and
In suite of the large total receipts of cattle,
due
At the same time there was a very good
demand and buyers of that kind of caltlo
were out In good seaaon and rode rapidly
Naturally under such circumstances tli
market was fully steady with the trade
reasonably active. Moat everything In th
ma.
way ot desirable cow stun cuangeu nanus
In aood seasou.
tub
The demand on the part ot speculators
and yard traders was vory good for
Blockers and feeders. The market was
fairly active and fully steady, so that
everything desirable met with quits ready
tin
and
sale.
Men. 13.. I 10341
Men. 14..I UI
Mch. 15.. 03l
Mch. IS. . 07 HI
Mch. 17.. 11
Mch. 18..
Mch. 19.. 10
Mch. 20.. 164
Mch. Jl.. 1SI,
Men. 22.. 17
Mcll. id., ti I'n1,,
Mch. 24.. 23V
Mch. 26.. I
Mch. .. e lSVil
Mch. 27.. 27 I
Mch. 2s.. 264
Mch. 1T9.. 6
Mch. 30.. 6 3PSI
Mch. 31.. 6 26
Apr. 1...
Apr. 2... Sol,
Apr. 8
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.. ,
No pr. No. At. Pr.
1. .. 400 I 10 17 nut 4 (I
1 Its) 8 60 IC ..1031 .4 (6
Jt 1614 I 60 M ml 4 (6
1 tltf 4 00 It 1114 4 TO
1 HMO 4 00 T lit 4 76
I eat 4 00 17 Mtl 4 71
I...; uo 4 oo i: li.'J 4 76
I (It 4 U It 1M1 4 70
I ion 4 oo 11 lodi 4 70
1 U 4 10 to 1124 4 71
16 Wl 4 it 14 1161 4 70
il Ml 4 10 . 7 1134 4 76
j lull li 14 1431 4 76
1 ISO 4 12 1(7 4 76
10 til 4 10 1 11M 4 to
41 K4 IN I tlsl 4 to
10 114! 4 K II 1140 4 S6
I lout 4 40 21 1141 416
II llll 4 40 40. 1XI( 4 60
4 1007 4 40 II 1160 4 to
II liiut 4 4 7 111 4 (6
17 1UUI 4 46 II 1071 t It
41 t 4 4a II 1100 4 66
11 luuu 4 46 6 1JM 4 tt
1 1000 4 60 II 1100 I 00
I llll 4 60 10 l.'H 4 16
14 as 4 60 It 1110 6 0
I in 4 66 - 1 UVO 6 oo
14.. HKJt 4 60 I U10 I (41
K 1O40 4 M It 141 i 00
ti4 4 (o ;t im i at
II luSJ 4 (t 10 1414 I 16
13 ti7 4 40 1 lilt 6 13
II lilt 4 (6 I l:i76 I to
:7 Ill 4 (6 lu Ul I 46
HEIFERS.
11. .. .1 61! t 76 1 too I II
1 214 I 71 I Ill to
4 (30 I so 1 a IN
1 tno 1 to 1 110 4 00
1 tut 76 10 til t it
1 Ill I SO 1 ta 4 16
I M IW 1 1060 4 II
I tie I It 11 1011 4 10
t tm I 40 1 (SO 4 16
I (71 1 60 1 146 4 26
II 631 16 1 IsaO 4 4
COW 8.
1 it 75 t. IIT I 16
1 100 1 16 1 tit I 76
1 138 I IS 7 1(4 I 76
1 tto I 3 1 1110 I 16
1 1H 111 1 1116 1 76
1 two I it 14... lot! I St
I M lU I ! I as
1 (3 1 60 I list to
1 Puo t 6t . 4 1020 I t
1 664 I I lult I M
1 HI I It I list I W
1 1t 1 16 1 11M ( na
1 .. ttu I at I an 4 at
I tit I to It 101 4 no
I tot I it t Id lit
1 loi I It I noo 4 it
13 ion I 10 I vest 4 to
I Ho I :i 1 , i2t ( m
1 I I 16 l e4 4 06
II ttl I 16 11 M S
1 ....uuo I at I list i it
I 4 tt I S4 II..., 1117 4 16
4 8 36 1 M.-IO" i 16
vs
Lon
and
Eng
los
a
No.
hi
No
up
66
Spot
pot
th
7.4O0
in
re
iiuik
: n.
N,
1 sen t tt 1 urn 4 11
1 Ifo I 13 6 1213 4 l
1 nee 1 40 1 i4a ui
I f.6 I 6S 51 11( ( Ht
1 !' I in ) i..lfin 4 H
to ! I 7a 4 lt"0 4 f
I ll"l I to 1 1?10 4 .
". ino I an 7 1 t-T 4 3n
4 1s I ts 7 ..mat 4 4
4! aa 1 7a 1 iiao 4 4n
4 114 Iff 1 U41 4
II M4 111
I lilt t 75 1 14 I U
I. i?o 1 tt 1 1 tt
1 .114 I OS 1 1110 I 6
1 1110 111 , 1 1430 I 71
1 l?ao I 6 1 14n I 7
1 1 IK I 1 14MI I 76
1 I'M I 40 1 K.WJ I 71
1 Hto 1 (O 1 1510 1 to
I If," I 4d 1 14KO I I"
1 740 3 60 1 1?0 I 0
1 ltne 1 60 I tl 4 00
1 lf.ro I 60 I KtKl 4 00
1 140 lee 1 50 46
1 1IM I 6ft
CALVK8.
1 rto 1 Ki 1 to 6 oo
1 340 I 75 1 110 6 16
T 141 I 15 1 110 6 16
14 470 I 16 I. 113 I 60
1 40 4 00 ! 1 no 6 76
1 0 4 00 7 4 I 00
1 I.K 4 00 1 17(1 ( 00
1... 100 4 16 1 1(0 I 00
1 4o 4 t. ' 1 i.mi 1 :.
1 160 4 76 .' 1 160 (til
1 10 4 76 t 176 t 60
I0 6 00 1 160 ( 60
. 8TOCKEK8 AND FEKDKR9,
1 460 I 60 21 741 I M
M 711 I to 1 110 IW
1 4(6 I 00 4 (IS 4 00
1 31. I 00 1 360 4 Ot
S 135 I to It 42 4 1(
1 170 I ?6 !" 6M 4 16
H til I 40 16 tit 4 14
1 140 I 60 1 10O6 4 10
1 t21 I 60 12 171 4 10
31 t.'S I to 1 410 4 II
tt I 75 !7 W 4 16
1 (?0 I 70 IS !! 4 41
1 t?0 1 76 lit., (61 4 30
1 (40 I 15 41 1010 4 40
HOGS It was a case of too many hogs
run mum us for the aood of the sellers.
With 200 cars In sight, packers seemed to
feel that the situation was entirely in their
favor and they proceeded to pound values
rtgnt rrom tne start, it was evident, now-
ver, that they wanted the hogs, and In
plte of all their efforts they did not sue
ceed In getting the market down more than
tc on an average. Some hogs sold at fully
yesterday s prices, while In some cases as
much as 5c was taken off. The big bulk of
all the hogs sold at 35. 27 5.30. while It will
ne remembered that yesterday the long
trlng aold at 86.30. The trade was slow at
the prevailing prices, owing to the strong
effort made on the part of tellers to main-
am the market, and still the most ot tne
hngs aold In good season.
Representative sales
AT.
364
,....231
Ill
.....lt
loo
1(4
101
114
1st
Pr.
I 10
I 16
4 II
4 16
I 16
I 16
I 16
I 26
16
4 24
4 16
I U
I 15
I 16
I Is
I II
I 17
I rrvi '
I I7t
4 IT
4
I 17 1,
4 17
4 17Sk
,4 17
II 71V,
I 17
4 17
I 17V,
I 17
4 17
4 17
4 17
I 17
I 17
4 17
I 17
I 17
I 17
I 17
I 17
4 17
I 17
I 17
4 17
I 17
4 17
4 17
4 17
No.
6.' . . . .
71....
(7...,
64. ...
S"....
76...,
At.
.ir,l
.111
.161
.171
.171
Bh. Pr.
to I 27
... !7t,
... 4 17
140 I IT',
40 I 27
100 I 17
0 4 17
261
234
71
ft.
....242
(11
17
( 17
( 17
4 27
4 30
4 30
I 31
t 30
I 30
I 30
4 10
I 10
I 10
I 30
I 60
I 10
I M
I 30
I 10
I 10
( so
I 30
I M
I 30
4 10
I 30
I 30
I 30
I 30
'.'...
17...
71...
.1...
7...
44...
7t...
14...
71. ..
10...
46...
67...
T6...
70...
no...
7C...
to...
19...
11...
71...
...
46...
64...
2...
73...
11...
19...
M...
71...
II...
IT...
...
II...
71...
41...
II...
t7...
Tl...
..
to..
' M.i.
. . . 2.H
...230
...111
...194
...227
...3ut
...Kl
...170
...131
...161
...!(.(
...246
...1U1
...1C1
...m
...160
...216
,...:(
...131
...116
...141
....17
...191
...lit
....161
....III
....!!(
....0
,...Pi
....171
....171
....lt
...111
....136
....861
....171
....174
....!
....101
....210
....311
141
ill
171
311
141
Ill
141
134
161
241
121
146
101
i:4
no
167
194
161
.....111
IHI
Kl
I7
lot
131
141
Ill
Ill
0
t
120
84.
14.
II.
141
110
SO
64...
(1...
44...
110
74...
(7...
(0...
II...
66...
T7...
71...
71...
67...
(4...
(6...
77...
Tl...
...161
...Ili4
...141
...101
...134
...171
...111
...101
...164
...104
...141
...134
,...144
40
I 30
I 80
I 10
I M
I 30
I 30
I 30
4 30
4 10
I 10
I 10
I 80
7...
40
100
...
71...
74...
11...
74...
(A...
44..,
41..
111
114
4 17
SHEEP Some of good duality were sctivs
snd stronger and lambs were fully steady
This, In brief, was the situation In the sheep
barn this morning. ins lighter receipts
at all murket points are evidently having
s beneficial etlect upon tne -margei. in
consequence of the mors moderate offerings,
packers are able to keep the,narkets better
cleared' up with tha.trti-it that . desirable
killers sire more Ssurtfy' Sold end prices are
better. While then lis been pu special
advance at- this polyt. on any one day
values have been gradually strengthening
until' everything wit s Jbo." exception of
lambs and light yearlings, la -selling as hign
as any time. A double fleck of the Hershey
Bros ewes from ttcotts ttlurc sola at to.su,
which was only 20c less tht..l the highest
4o6
price ever paid on tills- market. Shippers
will understand, however ,that they were
very choice, and Just happened to be wanted
to fill tt special order., Good lambs sold
up to $n.30, which Is higher than anything
has brought tor some nine time.
It will be understooa from mis mti tne
sheep and lamb market at this point la In a
very neanny ana aaiuiiauiury coi:ujiioii.
Buyers are taking hold ireeiy ana seem
to have use for quite a number ot good
killers. At the same time, it would tie well
for shipper not to get excitea ana nooa tne
market with unfinished atuff. Good steady
receipts are needed, but not a flood.
Quotations: uooa to cnoice native tamos,
to.oi4i.4x; good to choice light western
lambs, to.26a.40; good to choice, heavy
lambs, 3ti.OC'uo 3u; fair to good lambs, tnWJ
(.50; cull lambs, 84.uoiiia.6u; good to choice
light yearlings, 6.66'aJ.i; good to choice
heavy yearlings, 6.W116.S0; fulr to good
heavy yearlings, 86.4ikuu.60; good to choice
wethers, 8o.6ou6.76; fair to good wethers,
$5 25(i5.65; good to (choice ewes, $5.4(Xi!5.7u;
fair to good ewes, J4.Lixii4.6i; cull sheep and
bucks, H ou4.00.
Representativs gaits.
No.
7 western burks
233 western feeder lambs....
613 western feeder lambs....
74 western feeder lambs....
124 western feeder lamba
2n6 western ewes
1W) western wethers ...i
ZM western lambs
LT.l Mexican lambs, ...........
21 Colorado lambs
2t3 Colorado lambs
1 cull lamb ...
Jol western ewes
214 western ewes .'.....
t western Cull Iambs
13 western cull lambfi
16 western cull ewes
210 western ewes
inn western lambs........... .
A v. Pr.
IJo 4.50 .
, nt 6 05
7ti 6 L'a
,77 25
73 6 25
111 6 80 ;
, 115 6 15 .
'J. C L4
,84 tj 40
,80 (Ml
.80 60
1 70 4 00
.88 4 86
. 101 c ;
.80 6 50
.73 6 50
. 118 6 is) :
, li4 i 50
,67 00
MARKET
CHICAGO IJVK STOCK
Cnttle SIott !! Five t ents Higher
Ikrts nnd l.asnb Steady.
CHICAGO. April J CATTLE Receipts.
SoiiO head: market slow; common to prima
steers, $4.U0CgU.40; cows, $3.4o'u6.00: lieifeiM.
$2.756u.BO; bullH, $2. ft (4(1.25; calves, $2.76'a'
8.76: stockers and feeders. $2 ,ui(4. i i.
HOGS RiH-elpts. liM head; market c
higher; mixed and butchers. W.464iii.6JH ;
light, $.4j((I o?1; heavy, $.3tUti.tii; pack
ing. $J.MV(6 67vj.
KHEEP AND LAMBS-Recclpts. 18.0ttO
head; market steady; sheep, $4.5oi6:n);
yearlings, $i. 754 4. 40; lambs. $4.74jti.7o.
Kanaaa ltv Live Stork Market
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. April 8 CATTLE
Receipts, 14.0U0 hend. liicludlutf S")0 liea.l
southerns; -inurket steady lo V lower; Philadelphia Prod -re Mnrket.
choice export and drcsstd beef steers. 3'i 21 PHILADELPHIA. April 3 BI'TTER
ffro.i"); fair to good. $4.35'6'5: Western fed Steady; extra w.-trn creamery, 23c; extra
steers. 33.8Vn5.25: Blockers and feeders. $3
((4.80; soutliern steers, $3.75'f)5 '!5: southern
cows, $2.rti4.25; native cows, $2 25Ji4 73: na
tive heifers. $3.50ftj5.25;' bulls. $3.0O4(4.'5;
calvesi. $30mS66i.
HOGS Receipts, 15,700 head: market
steady; top. $i.4t; bulk of sales. $0 Z.'Hii
8 35; heavy, tAJfiV: packers, $6,204)0.';
pitis and lights. $5..'6iii 3:''v
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. S tVO
head: murket 5fil0c hlglier; native lumba.
$."t.2ffl.5y: western lambs, $5 .24v .50; ewes
and yearlings. $4 oiiiS.pO; western fed sheen,
$5. Els'"-6. uO; western fed yearllntts, $4 5c43.8j;
stockers and feeders, $3 0414. fat.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST JOSEPH, Mil., April 3. CATTLE
Receipts, 3. (..11 head; market steady: na
tives, $4.15fis.Ui; cows and heifers. $1.75'((
4 85: stockers and feeders, $3.25 i4.S.
HOGS Receipts. 10.402 bead; market
mostly lie lower; lisfhl. Pi fcsiiti Su: medium
and heavy, $ 25VH 37S; bulk of salea. 16. a
ts 35.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelnts. S.927
head; market steady; lambs, $tj.4i.
Slon City I.lve Stack Market.
SIOUX CITY, April $.-lSpecihI Tele
grain.) CATTLE t Receipts. I.tit head:
market steady: beeies. tie; cows,
bulls and mixed. $2 liffi-t.ae; stockers and
feedets. $3.2o4j4 5o; calves and yearlings,
$3 Ism 4 26.
HOGS Receipts 3.2(a"i head: market
strong, selling at ti.tfQ fl; bulk of sties,
$t.22tni.27.
I. Louis Lit Stock Market.
ST. LOI1S. Mo.. April 3. CATTLE- Re.
ovlpts, l.Ouu head. Including head 'J
ovipis, s.mai neaa. uuiuomg sis. ncao
aits, market steady; native shipping
export steers. $4 Vo : di e... J Ik-(
butcher steers, $t y.j-..tj. ite-ia under
pounds. l8.9LtT4.S5; stockers and feeders.
3-' 40(14 40; rows and hetfern. 82 l(f5.3n; t an
ners. l 7Sti2.M: bulls. 12 4"ti4 4"; calves.
33 fiufiti 50; Tcs nnd Inrlliin steers. 33 8"W
4.70: cows nnd heifer. t2.2tii4.2.'i.
Hons Receipts, S.sco heed; market
higher: plus nnd lights, tn.64j6 n: packers.
8" .lo4i6.au; butchers and best heavy, 88S!
If
SHEEP AND IJMRS-Rec'lpls. 1.5"0
hend; market etendy; native minions. It.OO
to.iiO; lnmbt, 35 'uM).
Stock In siabt.
Receipts at the six principal
markets yesterday:
t:attie
Sheep.
12.1X3
'i.oon
97
l.feO
18.000
Routh Omsha
Sioux City ...
Kansas City
St. Joneph ....
St Louis .....
Chicago
Total
4.610
.... I.SW
....14.(
.... 3.079
.... 8.0"O
.... 8..Vrf)
....29.9J9
62.012
42,V
rt EW YORK f.K4KRAt. MARKET
Qnotatlona
of the I)y
n Varlons
Commodities.
NEW TORK. April S.-FLOCR-Re-celpts.
17.1fi2 bbls.j exports, 12.11 bbls.
market firm with Minnesota pat
ents, t4.2C4.40; Minnesota bakers, St."
3.75; winter patents. tS.90Ji4.s6; winter
straights, $3.70413.80; winter extras, $3.764J
8.25; winter low grades, t'J.tiotiS . Ry
flour, quiet; fair to good, I3.354i8.90; choice
to fitncy. H. 951M 10.
COR.NMEAl.r-Firm; fine white and yel
low. 11.15; coarse, lX3ii 1.05; kiln dried, $2.25
4)2 65.
BARI,ET-fteadv; feeding, 41c, c. I. f ,
Buffalo; malting. fiotirW r. I. f. Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts, 72.0U) hu. ; exports,
17.64!1 Int.; spot, firm; No. 2 red, 8fjc, nom
Itinl, elevator and 88c, nominal, f. o. b.
afloat; No. I northern. Doliith. Ss"!,-! f. o. b.
afloat. Options opened stesdy and ruled
V,c higher on favorable cables, predicted
Im-ge decrease in world's visible supply,
strong spot markets at the lending points,
eased off partially under renllsing and wag
generally quiet, four leading markets be
ing closed 011 account of holidays. Final
prices were t1iWc net higher; Ma v. ViVa:
ro 13-lf.c, closed at 8nc; July, 83Hti84c,
closed at 84c; September, RLVuL'i4e, closed
at 8iic
CORN Receipts, 9.fi75 bu.; exports. 129,242
mi.; spot market, firm; No. 2, 55c elevator
and R2Vc f. o. b. alloat: No. 2 yellow snd
Io. 2 white. &31.C. The out Inn market
opened a shade higher In sympathy with
wheat, but ruled very dull and featureless
all dny. The close was 'c net higher.
May. 614f614ic, closed nt Blci July closed
at nlVic September closed nt 61c, Decem
ber closed at 50V.
OA 18-Rece nt s. 3 oflO hu. : evnortn IS Sfjl
bu. j spot market, firm; mixed oats. 2n to
2 lbs., 36c; natural white, 30 to 33 lbs.,
aiTivflvic; clipped white, 38 to 40 lbs., 38Htp
40Sc,
HAT Steady: shlnnlnar efLCTfsVv e-nnrl te
Choice. StVfiMc.
HOPS yuiet; state, common to choice.
19t5, lOfjlSc; 1K04, 7-fi9c; olds. 6W7c; Pacific
coast. 1t5. 8ai3c; 1004, SWioc; olds, 4f6c.
HIDE3 Quiet; Galveston, 20 to 20 lbs.,
70c; California, 21 to 26 lbs., 21c; Texas
dry, 24 to 30 lbs., 19c.
LEATHER Quiet ; add. 2t:V4i27V4c.
PROVISIONS-Beef. tlrm; family, $1150
13. 00: mens 19 ISKfi 1(1 fV lieef hems) lofi (sVt
2150; packet, $10.5tKall.00; extra India, mess,
$16.00&18.50. Cut meats, steady; pickle1
peine. IS.Willl.2fi: nlckleri shoulders 87.00
7.60; pickled hams, $10. 2541 11. OC. Lard,
linn; western prime. $S.404,j8.5; refined,
tlrm: continent. 88 90: Smith Amertnn
$9.60; compound, $6.37ff5.75. Pork, Arm:
family, $18.ixs'm 18.25; short clear, $lH2o4il8.l
mess, $17.26(17.60.
TALLOW Firm; city, 5c; country, 54?
6-o.
RICE Firm: domestic, fair to sura
3t,ic; Japan, nominal.
FOl LTRY-Uve, firm; western chickens,
12c; fowls, 16c; turkeys, 16'ul8c. Dressed,
easy; western chickens, 10(al3c; turkeys. 18
iim-; fowls, lwto.
Bl'TTER Easy. Street price, extra
creamery. 25Ca2f.Vic. Official prices: Cream
ery, common to extra, lMjilc; held, com
mon to extra, lMi22c; state dairy, common
to extra, 15&2tic; renovated, common to
extra, llHG'lVkc; western factory, common
to firsts, lZ'glw, western Imitation cream
ery, extras, 20c; western firsts, 17c.
CHEESE Firm; state, full cream, large
and small, colored and white, fancy, 14140;
food to prime, 13 0 14c; common to fair,
11 13c.
EGGS Firm; state and Pennsylvania
snd nearby, fancy selected, white, 22c;
state, choice, 2oea21c; state, mixed, extra,
ioc; western firsts. ISc; western seconds,
18c; southerns, 17H'Ol8c.
St. I.onls General Market.
ST. IXi;iS, April $.-WHEAT-Higher;
NIrt rtiA rm at Vi ulntru Ins Q&.f. tMWLt ... ...
8935c; May, 787jc; July. 74c; No. t
llHKl. ititlMilC.
CORN Higher; No. 2 cash. 42c; track.
44c; May. 4-'Ve '0.4240 ; July, tHfltV.
OA' 3 Firm; No. i rash, 31sc; track.
31Vd-c: May, 3oc; July, 2914; No.
2 white, Siijc.
FLOl'R Bteady; red winter patents.
$4.15fa4.26; extra fancy and straight, $3.7C"(
4.it; clear, i. ii".o.
SEED Timothy, steady, $2.501!.80.
COKNMEAIeteady; $2.30.
HAY Steady; timothy, $6.00914.50; prairie
4tt.iiKmi.uo.
BRAN Firm ; sacked, east track, 96c
IRON COTTON TIES-81.01.
RAGGING 8Vc.
HEMP TWINE 7 Wc.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady: Jobbing;
110.00. i-iiru, steady; prime steam, $8.00
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed, extra
shorts, $S.87Vi; clear ribs, $9.00; short clears,
$0.1JH. Bacon, steady; boxed, extra shorts,
$!.KL'4; clear ribs, $K.V6; short clears, $9.87"A.
POL'LTRT Steady; chickens, 1U4c; tur
keys, 17c; ducks, 13c; geese, 7'(i"VjC.
BL'TTER Lower; creamery, 19ii7C7c;
dalrv, 17i-jnc.
EGGS Steady at 14, case count.
The receipts and shipments of flour and
grain were: Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 8,000 8.000
Wheat, bu 30.000 74.000
Corn, bu K9.000 H6.000
Oats, bu 113,000 121,000
Minneapolis Grnln Market.
(Superior Board of Trade quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery). The
rangs of priced, as furnished by V. D. Day
at to, 110-111 Board of Trade building, was:
Articles. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. I Tes'y.
Uheat-I I I
May...(6ST8, 7fiVa
July...,iVq'e Si
Sept...77(uii'i Tiw;
78S:
"6ti
T7.:
784
I
MlnneHpollsh Cash Close Wheat: No. 1
hard, 77atc; No. 1 northern, nSc; to arrive,
7,v4c; No. 2 northern, 'iLc: to arrive,
7640; No. 3 northern, 73V471tsc; No. 1
durum, 7Hc; No. 2 durum. tiSftc. Corn: No.
3 yellow, 39'c; No. 3, :tc Oats: No. i
white. i';c; No. 3, 2Sfj'2Slc. Barley, 37U
47c. Rye. 66i(i67c. Flax: Cash, $1.13';
May, $1.14'.
Mllvraakee Grnln Market.
MILWAUKEE. April 3 WHEAT-Firm;
No. 1 northern. -(i twe; No. I northern, iis
(U'iMic; May, 77V. bid.
RYE Swady; No. 1. rMltiEc.
HA RLE V Steady ; No. 2, boc; sample, 43
tfffuC.
j
I CORN Firmer; No. 3, cash, tSt-U'sC;
! May, 44Hc. aaked.
Oulntb Grain Market.
Dl'LUTH. April 3.-WHEAT-To arrive:
No. 1 northern, (fic; No. 2 northern, 7b'4c.
On track: No. 1 northern, 78v,c; No. 2
northern. 7'ilc; May. isc; July, 7ic.
OA I b -To arrive and on track, and May.
I 2ST
i nearby prints. 2iC.
EGGS Finn; neurby fresh nnd western
fresh, lftc at mark.
CHE Ei E Firm ; New York full creams,
12VJHC.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. April 3 -WHEAT-Spol,
nominal; futures ulei; May. ba 7Vd; Jul),
tm t"j; sepiemoer. nominal.
COR-V Spot, ttrady; American mixed
new. Is JV,il, American mixed old, 4s 7d;
futures quiet; Muy. 4s ia; July, 4s 3',d.
Peorm Murket.
PEORIA. April 3 -CORN-Steady; N
yellow. 42V; No. J. 42V; No. 4. 41 V;
glad-, 37lVu3,1t!,
OATS-Sirong; No. 2 white, ZVe; No.
while, 30 c; No- white. 3ui.
Sattar and Molasses. I
! NEW YORK. April 3. 1 'GAR Ha w.
: quiet; fulr refilling. 3 1-31m l-lfc-; centrilu
i gal. la; te.st. 8 17-3.4(3 9-1 tic; molasses sugar. ,
i 2 2i-X."u2 13-18. Rt flhfd. steady; No. ti, 4. Ioc: !
1 No. 7. 4. lie; No. 8, 4.IIV; No. 9. 4 toe; No. lo, !
' 4c; No. 11. 3.95c; No. Ii. 8.9"o: No. 13. :1 tec;
1 No. 11, 3.86c; confectioners'. 4 Sic; mould A,
I 5.ic: cut loaf. 5.4oc; crushed. 5 4 c; new
' der.d. 4 .Sue; granulated. 4.7oc; cubes. 4.95c. j
J MOLASSES Firm; New Orleans open 1
kettb' gi.od to choice. rl .'.:. :
i NEW ORLEANS. April -8l'GAR-'
! Firm: opeii kettle centrifugal. '.'4'it 7-lc: ;
.centrifugal whites 3V'(4c; yellows. 3' ,
1 1.1-liic: seconds. :43M,i'
MoLABHKf-.Nominal; open kettle
, are; cenlrif uusl. iv::.
17t
I 8sr Market.
Jex - NEW YtrKK. April I ( or K IMS-Market
and j for coffoe futures opened steady at a de-
itni . dine of fri 10 points in response to loaer
!.) ; Ku: "i can cabl-e, tail.oj- bearish private es-
NEW YORK. April 2 -COKFEE-Market
tlmatea if Rrstlllan receipts during April
and as s result of May llniiliintlnn. Trading
was considerably more active than recently
and the tone seemed somewhst unsettled,
but offerings were pretty well nhsortied
around the Initial figures and the market
closed steady net Mi 10 rxunts lower. Sal. -a
for the day were reported of 1.n lags. of
which about 19,(00 hags represented ex
changes. Transactions Included April at
S.oflt, May at SftMiHfbo, jy at Ci.ioJ'iAV,
September at ti 9"ti 7.ooc. December at 7 .in
7 ISc and March at J.. Spot Rio steady;
No. 7 Invoice, 8'tC.
OMAHA WHUe.KSAL.tS MARKET.
Condition nf Trade antl Qnotatlona nn
Staple nnd Fsnty Prod nee.
EGOS neceipta, liberal; frvalt stuck, cats
Count, 14c.
1VE
POCl.TRT Hens. 1JH;
old
Hu
roosters, 5v,c; tuiveys. ioc; ducas,
voiinat rooaterw ..:Ht. sM.ae. 80.
DRESSED POtLTR. -Turkeys, 18fl!9e;
old torn. JfxffltK.-. chickens, toy lac; old roost
rs, 7c; ducks, li'ulic; snese. ioc.
Bl'TTER Packing stock. IW.SVic: choice
to fancy dairy, 18ultc; creameiy, .. 1411 He.
HAY Prices quuted by Omsha Feed com
pany: No. 1 upland. $7; medium. Woo;
coarse, $.otv (o. Rye straw, $ W.
BRAN Per ton, $17.60.
TROPICAL fMtl'l'fB.
DATES Per box ot 10 1-lb. pkgs., $200;
Ilallowe en. In 70-lb. boxes, per lb., c; Say
ars, per lb. 4c; walnut sinned, 1-lb. pkgs.,
$2.00 per dog.: 8-lb. boxes. $100.
ORANGES California, extra fancy Red
land navels, all sites, J; fancy navels,
$3.26; choice, all alien, $3.
LEMONS Limonlers, extra rancy, 144
Slse, $3.76; ) to 3U0 site, $4.2$
FIGS Calif orn l. per U-ib. carton. i3
85c; Imported Bmyina. three-crown, Uo; six
crown, 18c. .
BANANA8 Per medium slsed bunch, 31.71
S2.26; Jumbos, $2 tX'u U0.
TANGERINES California, per bos of
about Vi, $3 00.
GRAPE FRClT-FlorldS. per box. $..00y
T.50; Callfornis, per box. $4 004j4.rJ.
TRUlTfc
PEAHS-Winter NeUls. C.60.
APPLES California Newton. Pippins and
Baldwins, $2 per bu. box; Ben Davis. $2
ner bu. box: VVIneaans. 82.50 Iter bu box;
other Varieties, $2.0u2.40 per bu.; New Yurk
apples, Baldwins and Runnels, SvOo per bbl,
GRAPES Imported Malagas. $ti.0t7.60
PO'l A 1ULS-Home (.ice ii, pec bu., 604
COc; South Dakota, per bu.. ioc
NAVY BEANS Per bu., $l.tw; No. 2. $1.76.
LIMA BEANS Per lb., ti'jC.
CABBAGE California. per lb.; WU
cousin, in crates, per b.. LtuJIaC.
CARROTS. PAUBINll't AlU w tilll O
Per bu., S5a.
CELERY Calirornlft, $1 per dos.
SWEET POTATOES Illinois, per U-pk.
bbl., $4.60.
TOMATOES FlorlOei, p4r crate ot 30 lbs..
net. 80.60.
WAX BEANS For hamper of about 30
lbs . net, $.
ONIONS Horns grown, yellow ana rta,
oer bu.. 85c: Spanisii. per crate, $2.26: Colo
rado, red and jellow, er bu ti.
STRING liEANS l'er hamper of about 30
lbs., net, $3.MKS4.00.
tLrNIPB. BEETS AND CARROTS
LouiBlana, per dos. buncoes. Vtc.
SHALLOTTS LvulslaiiU. per OOien
bunches, ioc
HEAD LKTItLlt- i,ouisiana. per ooi.,
$T.auUi.OO; per dos. heads, $l,ooCl.iii.
LEAF LETTUCE Hotnousc, per
doa.
heads, 4CC
CUCUMBERS Hothouss, per dos, 1.7o-f
BEEF CUT8.
No. 1 ribs, 13c; No. l ribs, ll'c; No. S
ribs, iW. No. 1 loin, 10c; No. 2 loin, lie;
No. 3 loin, ll-Ac; No. 1 chuck, tic; No. 2
chuck. She; No. I chuck, 6o; Nn. 1 round.
8c; No. 2 round, 7Wc; No. i round, rc;
No. 1 plate, 4c: No. 2 plate, 3Vc; No, 8 plute,
1 1 Ol. CLUAil t 'UO.
CIDER-ler Keg. tS.it: per bbl.. $6,74.
HONEY-New, per 24 lbs., $350.
CHEESE Swiss, new, lo ; Wisconsin
brick, 16c; Wisconsin Umbel ger, 16c; twins.
13c: Young Americas, loo.
NUTS V il a u is, No. I toft shells, nsw
crop, per ib.. llHc; hard snails, per lb.,
13Vkc. Pecans, large, per ib.. 14o; small, per
lb., 12o. Peanuts, per lb.. Svgc; roasted, per
lb., 8c. Chill walnuts, per lb., 124,1a vc.
Almonds, soft shells, per lb., l'.c; bard
shells, per lb., lie. Cocoanula. $4 per sack
of 100.
FRESH FISH Trout, lie: halibut, lOo;
pickerel, dressed, 7c; white bass, Hu; sun
fish, 44i c; perch, skinned snd dressed, te;
pike, lwo; redsnapper, 11c; talmon, lie;
crapples, fore; eels. 18c; black bans, tie;
whileflsh, 12c; frog legs. pr oos., ioc; lob
sters, green, J3c; boiled tobtters, 27c: blue
Osn, 15c; herring, 4c; Spanish inackt.-el, lbc;
haddock, 10c; surimp, (l.uuvl-60 per gallon;
smelts. 12c: cod, 12c
RADISHES Hoitiouse, per dos. bunches,
$0li(6o.
MUSHROOMS-IIOtl-.ausB. per lb.. 6060r.
OYSTERS Fresh standarrl, $1.40 per aal.;
sheU oysters, $l.uou.i.oi per iuo; Lulls Neck
clams. 41.60 per 100.
r. . . . - . . . it.nftinl.' ,.sns In Kit 1 - eAa.
granulated cane, in sucks, $0.01; granulated
beet, in sacks, $4 l. ,
SYRUP In barrels, 24c per gaL; In casea
t 10-1 b. cans. $1.00; cases, 11 5-10. caus, 2su;
caaet, 24 LV-lt. cans, 1.9C;
COFFEE Roasted; No. to, 28Vc per lb.;
No. 80, UMAo per lb.; No. Jtt, lHc per 10.;
No rut. 15V.O tier Ib.. No. 21. lVo per lb.
FLOUR (wholesale) Bust ingh grade Ne
braska, per cwt., 11. uu; nest rugn grade pat
ent Minnesota, per cwt., $2.3u; struight pat
ent Nebraska, per cwt., $1.90; stcond put
em Nebraska, tl.r0.
CURED FISH Family whlteflsh. per H
DDI., im os., et-w, wi nj iiisiuKcre., per
bbl., WO IDS., Diuaiei , mw.vj, sv. i, t- 0J
No. 2. 826.1): No. 3. iJD.uO; Irian. No. 2. lit. mi
Herring, In bble., 20u lbs. eucn, Norway, 4k,
$13.00; Norway, 3k, $13.00; Holland, mixed.
$11 BO; liouanu iieriing, - aegs, IlluKeri,
ink-: kens, mixed, 70c.
CAN n EL uOOuS-tJorn, standard west
ern, bb'ttvue; Maine, i.a. toiuutoes. 8-lb
cans. $1.2.'44i.dU; 2-iu., ivicli.0(.'. Pineapples,
grated. 2-1d $2.00u2.0; aUced, l.lej(.i20.
Gallon appies. fancy, (3.50; California xpri
cots, $1.4oj2.00, pears, tl.7u4s2.80; penclius,
fancy, $1.7uq2.40; H. (.'. peaches. $4iui S-i.
Alaska aaimon, red, $1.16; pink, 9uc; fancy
Chinook, V.. $2.10; fancy sockeye, F., !.,
sardines, bt oil, $2.60; 4 mustards, $J.f'a
$10. Sweet potatoes, $l.iu5l.2u; sauerkraut,
$1.00; pumpkins, 80c(hS100; wax beans, jv-lu.,
7it'U0c; lima beans, I-b., 75ciui.; spinach
-18jiU2.O0; cheap leas, 2-lb., 80c; exits, ,bul
0c; fancy, $1.3661.76.
BROOMS No. 1 carpet, $3 26; No. I carpst
$2.40; No. 3 plain. $3.2S.
HIDES, PELTS AND TALLOW-No. I
tt ten hides, 9c; No. t. 8c; No. 1 salted,
lie; No. 2. 10c; bull hides, 7t4r,s)jc, diy
hitUt, 12$20r. Horso hides, large, $3; small,
42. bheep pelts, each 6ocf$1.2S. Tallow, No.
I. 4rtc; No. t lc; rough. IHo.
Howard loes to Penitentiary.
LOUIBVILLE, Ky April 3.-Jameg H.
Howard, who has been In Jail here pend
ing the disposition of his case by the United
States supreme court, this morning was
taken to Frankfort to begin his term of
lire Imprisonment to which he was sent
enced for the murder of William Got 1x1.
HEAL KSTATiS TltNIFERI.
A. H. Paddock to William Lyon
lot 35. Redlck's 2d add
part
.$ 1.800
John Swanson to Oeorge t'alliroe. lot
40. s. E. Rogers plat of ( lit ihoiiul. .
Elslnore Place company to Charles C.
George, lot 84, Beiivonhurst
Louis and Olive Hokaneon to C. G.
Anderson, lots 3, $ a. id 8, block 81,
Benson
Peter Jet.Hen, Jr., to J. C. Augeisen,
part lot ltd. Neluon's add
Elenora Hoelscher and husband to
Richard Dickson, lot IX block F.
Prospect Place
Edwin J. Brutgger el al. to same,
same
J. L. Pierce, receiver, to Elizabeth H.
Abbott, e", lot I, block n. Reed s let
add
C. F. Harrison, receiver, to same,
same
Mary A. B. Howell to Peter Thoin
sen, lot 2, block l". Prospect Place..
Jacob Kutleman and wife to Peter
Jessen, Jr., lot 101. Nelson's add
I.ltzle B. Potter and husband to
2"J)
8"0
2,fJ0
1
IwO
1
1
5D
1
Charles G. McDcna d, pait lots 10
unci 11, block 10. McCormlrk's add.. 10,00)
Charlta H. Gulou und wife to John
Avondet, lot 3. Heiny Heights.
50J
' The OmaJia Realty company to Gus
Anderson. ri' lot 2, block 8, Park
Place
Claus Jacobs and wife to August
Faust, lots $ and ti. block 6. Mil. aid
910
I Thomas Cflgh. truster, et al., t.- El
mer A. Johnson, part lot 12, Lait-
I left's add
1 Montp'ller Savings Bunk and Trust
I
.)!
company 10 t htub's G. Sumis, vW-7
feet lots :3 and 24. block 7, Hans
com Place
Benjamin Fulsom snd wife to the By
ron Reed coniiiaiiy, lots 17. IS. 19, 20,
H and 22. block 4. Max ne Place
Becker A Frederick to Otto Gehr
inan. lot A. block 1, Becker al- Fred
erick's add
E. J Dickey to Jali't-s II. Hunter, sub
lot 3. lot 1. 21-1M3
400
F. D- Day & Co.
stocks, tjrain. Proviil 1 t
tklt luur tir-tla In la.
Cblcnan tul Minnvnpnlla Datlltery
One-eighth -omiiii tsion iu Uraiu. un.
Quarter on Slocaa. Pioinpt ami caistul
mention glen 10 outside accounts. W rit
tor cur daily Market Letter, mailed free.
i'" cmiiiw.
$14W4 4 Bainr f Trnds Bl)a.
41UAIIA, MRU.
tons; Dlstnnes Tkeae, Doaglaa 3614.
Main limit
SUPREME COURT SYLLABI
141?. State against Peversl Psrcelg of
Land. (Homer.) Apieal from Douglas. Af
firmed lotion. J.
1. A person sgalnst whose property S de
fault decree upon constructive service has
been rendered In s tax suit under ths
scsvenger law'' (sections ltst44 10 10891,
Colmey's Anotated Ststutes. 1908) Is not
entitled as s matter of right to have the
ssme opened tip sfter the term, either un
der the provisions of section 8.' of the codrt
or under the general rVulty powers of the
court.
!. The provisions of the statute granting
the land owner the right to object to the
confirmation of sale and defining ths
grounds of objection afford him nn oppor
tunity to hsve the question of the validity
of the t.x determined before he t de
prived of his property, but he rosy be re
quired to wslt until confirmation Is spplled
for to litigate that question.
14irS Rarber against State. Error from -Lincoln.
Reversed. Ieiton, J.
1. Where the regular panel of the petit
Jury has been discharged It Is not error In
a criminal rase to summon a hew Jury
under the provisions of section SK4, code
of civil procedure. Harney against Slate,
49 Neb., 615, followed.
2. I'nder the clrcumstancss of this case
an Instruction to the effect that "If any
witness for the stste has willfully testified
falsely as to anv material fact In the esse
you are at liberty to disregard the entire
testimony of mich witness unlesw eorrobo
rated by the evidence" waa proper, and It
whs error to reftiae the same nt defend
ant's request. Tltterlnton against State,
Neb.. . N. W.. , followed.
S. An Instruction to the effect "that tha
disagreement of witnesses In minor points
does not necessarily militate against the
candor of anv of them" approved in Davis
against State, 8 Neb.. .Vl. criticised.
14199 First National Rank of Platts
moulh airntnst Gibson. Error snd appeal
from Cass. On rehearing former Judgment
vacated; revet sed and remanded. Sedg
wick. J.
1. A point necessarily determined by this
court upon appeal becomes the law of the
case, and ordinarily will not be departed
from In the further course of the litigation,
unless clearly wrong, so that It cannot be
supported upon reason or suthortty.
J. When a petition Is held by this court
to state a cause of action as against a
general demurrer this ruling becomes the
law of the case anil will be adhered to
upon a second appeal If the cause has
been tried In the district court without
specific objection to the sufficiency of the
petition.
S. When s ennveysnce of real estate Is
set aside as fraudulent at the suit of a .
creditor snd the land subjected to the lien
of his Judgment and Is Insufficient to pay
the lodgment such fraudulent grantee may.
In proper proceedings, be compelled to
applv upon the Judgment the rents and
profits of the land which accrued while
the land wns In his possession under the
fraudulent conveyance.
4. While an Issue Is being litigated In the
courts the statute of limitations will not
run In favor of one of the parties, to the
litigation and against the other as to any
claim depending upon the result of that
litigation.
14208. Reed against State. Error from
Douglas. Affirmed, names, J. Sedgwick,
C. J.. dissenting separately.
1. The main purpose or tne requirement
that the names of the witnesses be Indorsed
on the Informutlon in a criminal action is
to convey to the accused the Information or
knowledge of the Identity or the witnesses
to be produced on behalf of tho state; antl.
although a witness Is designated on the In
formation tiy the wrong "jnnaiian name, ir
the accused Is not misled thereby, and Is
aware of the Identity of the witness, such
mistake affords no ground for the exclusion
of his evidence.
2. Where an objection lo a question pro
pounded to a witness is sustained, and the
testimony sought to be elicited by such
question Is brought out by the one succeed
ing It, such ruling. If erroneous. Is error
without prejudice.
3. Insanity cannot be proved by hesrsay
or reputation, and It Is proper to exclude
such evidence.
4. The rule permitting non-expert wit
nesses to testify ss to the sanity or In
sanity of one whose legal accountability Is
the sole matter In Issue does not allow such
witnesses to testify that at s certain date
suci party knew tho difference between the
right snd wiimg of the set at that time
committed by him. Schults v. State, $7 Neb.,
481.
t. It Is not the true method of construing
Instructions to select detached portions
thereof and consider them as Independent
of the whole of the charge to the Jury. The
correct rule of construction la tiiat all that
is said In the entire charge upon any one
question shall- W construed together, and
If when so construed It Is not Inconsistent
as a whole, and states the law correct ly, no '
valid assignment of error ran be predicated
thereon.
8. Self-defense is extended to ths defense
of the person and of the domicile, and an
Instruction which correctly defines the ele
ments of such defense Is a sufficient charge
on that subject.
7. The opinions of non-expert witnesses on
the question of the Insanity of one charged
with a criminal offense, are entitled to llttlx
or no regard unless supported by good rea
sons founded on facts wheh warrant them.
From such opinions and the facts slated to
support them, It Is the province of the
Jury to draw their conclusions as to ths
sanity or Insanity of the defendant.
8. An instruction In this caee uy which
the Jury were told that If they believed
from the evidence that the deceased and
the scctised were engaged in a acufrle, and
while so engaged the revolver was acci
dentally discharged and thus Inflicted the
wounds which caused her death, they
should find the defendant not aulltv: held.
to be as favorable to the defendant on thbt
question as the evidence warranted.
9. Where the court, on his own motion,
haa correctly Instructed the Jury on all the
Issues presented by the record and evldenco
In a criminal case. It In not error to refuso
to give Instructions requested by ths de
fendant. 10. Where, hy a supplemental motion for
S new trial, the competency of a Juror, on
account of an alleged bodily Infirmity,
amounting to a disability, la put In issue,
and ia determined as a matter of fact upon
competent evidence Introduced before the
trial court, the finding of the fact on that
question will not be set aside by a court of
review, unless it is unsupported ly the ev
idence and la clearly wrong.
11. In a criminal action where, after trial
and conviction, the competency ot s Juror
Is challenged for the first time on tho
ground that he has been . convicted of a
felony snd served s term in the sts.te peni
tentiary, the fact that counsel for the ac
cused failed to exuming the Juror, and aa- '
certain his Incompetency In that' respect, .
full opportunity therefore having bet 11 ac
corded him. will amount to a waiver uf
such objection.
14:i. Shoemaker against Commercial
I'nlon Assurance Company. Appeal front
lincaster. Reversed and remanded. Ai-
uert, . lUviHion iso.
1. Where the Jury is Instructed that tht
plaintiff is lequired to establish a certain
fact in ol der to ent It 1 1 her to a verdict
and there ta uo evidence tending to aatab
lisli that fuct a verdict In her favor will be
set aside. -
2. Where the plaintiff pleads piiyment of
an Insurance premium and the court In
structs t lie Jury thai such payment must
be established by ihe evidence to entitle
the plaintiff to a verdict, the requirement
is not satisfied by evldt nee tending to es
tablish a waiver or postponement ttl UtS
time uf payment.
3. It Is iwjI every admission or d4taaatV
t Ion of an agent that is binding on his
principal. The general rule is, that the
principal Is not bound by such admissions
or declarations unless they are made during
the trunsuciton of business by the agent
for ihe principal and within the scope of
the agency.
4. Evidence examined and held insuffi
cient to sustain the verdict.
14114 The City of Lincoln against Lincoln
Street Railway Company. Appeal from
Lancaster. Affirmed in all things except
as lo the tletcrlptlon of property; as to said
1 'in ttcr, r' muiuled with direction
Ramus,
j.
1. A motion for a continuance is directed
to the sound legal dlHcretlon of the trlkl
court and Its decision thereon will not be
revet sed. rules there has been an abuse
of such discretion.
t. The purchaser under a decree of fore
closure acquires by his deed sll of the In
terest nf the mortgagor In and to the mort
paged property, and Ihe grantee of such
purchaser who is In posssion of the prop
erty hs owner In fee. Is not liable to a
Junior incumbrancer for rents and profits
where such Junior Incumbrancer does uot
reek to redeem the pilot encumhratiers.
3. The rule That is certain w hich can ba
2 1 made certain" a). plies to the description of
property onu rtu soia ny a uecree or ior&
cloture, and where the piuerty ta dc
tctilied a ll is commonly known and deaig-
: 1,1: lid uml lis Identity t an tie leail.ly ascei -9.sj
u.lned the decree will nut b vaeuted for
i uno.-rtalnti .
! 4. Section 3 of article x of the constftu
! tlon grants the owner of real enisle se'd
j (or the nonpayment of taxes 4ir special as
; aeesments tf any character whatever, the
1 right of red'-mitlon for a iiertod of two
; Iran irom the dale of the talc. This pro
I viuUm is self -executing and a Junior Hen
; holder Is not entitled lo a decree ordering
the sale .f sveh proierty without tliu
I right of reden pliori.
A proeeeui.-ig cannot lie maintained lo
g . B,lrt or v( t). g decree cf foreel
' h. 1 -d on an allegation of fact whlc
j lntt"je and was determined In tkl
hh resulted is tutu decrea.
decree nf foreclosure.
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