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TITE OMATTA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, ArRTL 2.1. 1007.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
L'arktt Opened 8tronr, Iut Wthr Cn
ditiona Csute Slieht leaotitn.
FEATURELESS MARKET EXCEPT IN WHEAT
Wheat Opened Strong aad Advanced
Sllghtl. with loiter Decline on
Heported Showers hi!
rredlrted Ralas.
DMA HA, April 2 11)07.
Showers In the louiliwtstmn wheat belt
caused an eaaier mantel and little ti suing
wu. dune except 1 it wne&i. whlcn npeneu I
llrmer o nreoeipt of more diunage stories,
but reacted un later realization uaies. fats I
opened very strung, but declined in sympa
iny with ine general market tone. Fliui
nose was apparent alter slight declines
were recorded and the clone was active and
strong.
W titjut was Affected by the large receipts
In the northwest and a slight Increase in
the visible supply. Ruins were reported
In southern Kanatu and Missouri mid crop
reports were of a more conservative char
acter than those received recently. K"
ports of green bus; damage were received
iroin northern Kansas, cauHlng a slight ad
vance In both May and July wheat, but
predicted showers and a generally favor
able weather forecast caused prices to esse
off c from the top, with profit-taking
sales. Navigation on I-ake Superior has
opened and several boat shipped from the
h(.r river with export wheat.
Heeding conditions are In poor shape and
re-seeding may be necessary in some sec
tions. There was little change In the cash
market, with no Kales made for export,
and the heavy primary movement con
tinues. May w he.n ned strong at the
closing prices ut t, , jnlny and advanced
c, but reacted 4o. Jeptember wheat rose
c from 74c. bid, at the opening and de
clined later about Vc. The market closed
steady, with a net decline of Vc In May
wheat.
Trading In corn was of small proportions,
as receipts were light and little Interest
was manifest. The market whs fairly
steady on higher cables, as the export de
mand at Seaboard is reported to be ex
cellent. The close was firm, with only
light recessions from the opening prices.
Oats were dull, although receipts were
large, but opened at an advance. Later
prices were at a lower level and the close
was only steady. July options were slightly
stronger, liowfver, and closed Ho higher.
Primary wheat receipts were 960,000 bush
els and shipments 69!t,0"0 buahels. against
receipts last year of 669,000 bushels and
shipments of 879.000 bushels. Corn receipts
were 19,000 bushels and shipments 43,000
bushels, against receipts of 430,000 bushels
and shipments of 823,000 bushels last year.
Clearances were 312,000 bushels wheat,
128,000 bushels corn, 14,000 bushels oats and
wheat and flour equal to 411,000 bushels.
Liverpool closed unchanged to hd lower
on wheat and 4d higher on corn.
World wheat shipments were 12.666.CO0
bushels, against 9,256,000 bushels, and corn
shipments were 8.288,000 bushels, against
1. 10.000 bushels last year.
The visible wheat supply Increased this
week 8I2.0U0 bushels to 61.976,000 bushels,
against 43.943,000 bushels lust year. The
visible corn supply decreased 860,000 bushels
this week to lo,6O3,0u0 bushels, as compared
with 7,074,000 bushels last year. The visible
supply of oats this week Increased 474,000
bushels to a total of 11,063.000 bushels, as
against a supply of 18,190,000 bushels last
year.
Local range of rptlona:
dairy, IT, '.'p.
inolmie,!, l."1-,,-l'ic.
Cheae,
The receipts
grmn were:
1 lour, bhls....
Wheat, bu....
Corn, bu
HtS. bu
Rye. bu
KgR, stesdy; at mark, onset
. I, rats. i:.c: prime fists.
steady; 14'ulf.r.
and shipments of flour and
Kecelpts. Shipments
a'")
33.
217,3"'
, ... 4,.i
i0
liarley, bu 41.WU
690
1.1'
2t.30
1)
1.
t.t-0
Articles. Open. I Mlgh. Low. Close. Tey.
Wheat I
May... 72 B
July... 74S
Bept... 717U,
Corn I
May... 44 B
July... 4.IV4H
Sept... 42',B
Oats I
May... 41B
July... 41 A
Bept... 84A
72-JB 714A 71 VA 72 B
74B 731A 7VA 74B
75711 A 76VA 75B
44 B48H44A 44 A 44 B
43V4B 434, A 43A 43V4B
427 B 42A 42A 42 ;t
1B 41MA 414A 4H.B
41VB 41 A 41iB 41 A
34A 34A MA 34B
ftEW YORK ORKFRAL MARKET
Quotation of tha Day -n Varlons
Commodities.
NEW YORK, April 21.-FU)1'R Re
ceipts. 26,303 bhls ; exports, 20,887 bhls.; mar
ket steady, with ltter Inquiry; Minnesota
patents. i4.luiM.45; winter straights, $336(
J 46; Minnesota bakers, $3.S5i.7o; winter ex
tras. Hii3.W; winter patents, $3.8fl-.
Bye flour, firm; fair to good, $3.66i,8.80;
choice to fancy, $3.86a.4.l5.
COHNMEAL Steady ; fine white and yel
low, il.ji', coarse, $i.usiil.l0; kiln dried, $2.65
42 75.
WH EAT Receipts. 94,000 bu.; exports.
14) bu.; spot market easy; No. I red,
etH.c. elevator; No. I red. 844o, f. . 0. b.
afloat; No. 1 northern. Duluth, 83V8o- open
ing navigation, f. o. b. afloat; No, hard,
winter, ssc, opening navigation, f. o. b.
atloat. The wheat market was Irregular,
on account of complicating crop news, but
on the whole; generally easier. The visi
ble supply statement wss bearish and with
predicted showers in Kansas promoted
iate unloading, the close showing Vr.e
net loss. May, (v,'gHlc, closed 86'e; July,
K7 9-lWflWtc. closed 87c; September, t'Jdi
887e, closed 89c.
CORN Receipts. 269.075 bu.; spot market
steHdyj No. 2, 67Vc elevator and 660 f. o. b.
afloat. Option market was without trans
actions, closing He higher to Ha lower.
May, closed 6bc; July, stiHc
OATS Receipts, 86.. VO bu. ; exports, 14,375
bu. ; spot- market, steady; mixed oats, 26
to 32 pounds. 47Hc: natural white, 90 to 35
pounds, 4VtfioHc; clipped white, 46 to 48
pounds, 4SHuMc.
HAl-vuirt; shipping, 70?80c; good to
choice, tl. 1501. 20.
Ilol'S Steady; state, common to choice,
ISoS crop. Ifval7c: 1!05 crop, 4HJ9ic; Pacific
coast l!i crop, sitfllc; 1!6 crop, 6'y'Ho.
HlDiJi-Steady ; Central America, 24Hc;
Bogota, 24 c.
DEATH Kit-Steady; acid. 27'a'29c.
PROVISIONS Beef, steady; family. $14.00
fi 1 1 inetiiutns. $! boi lo.oh; beef hams,
lU.(f ti XJK packet, $lo.u' 1 1 SO. Cut meats,
steady; pickled bellies, $10.&g'12.00; pickled
hams. $11.75o 12.2S. Lard, barely steady;
western prime, S.ftVoS.90; refined, steady;
continent, $!.2f; Bouth America, $10.00; corn
round, $8.37H'liR.B2Vi. Pork, steady; family,
J18 oO-.j If : short clear. $17.004iil8.50; mees.
$17.!f.'(?18.(i0.
1 alixjw-uuiet; city ( per pxg.), rm
B'c; country (pkgs. freel, tiStHO.
.ichsieaay ; domestic, fair to exira,
22Hc; Japanese, nominal. '
BUTTER Strong; street prices, extra
creamery, 3Si34c. Official prices: Cream
ery, common to extra, 25itf38o; held, com
mon to extra, 22"j32Ho; state dairy, com
mon to finest, 24fiS2c: renovated, common
to extra, lo'.'Sc; western factory, common
to firsts, 19g23c; western Imitation cream
ery, extras, 27i52Sc; firsts, 24&i36c.
CHEESE Quiet; state full cream, colored
and white, small fancy. 15c; October best,
14til4Hc; good to prims, ljl.lUc; winter
made, best, 23Hc; nirge September fancy,
15c; October, best, 14jl4Hc; good to prime,
EOCJ3 Steady; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white, 3Tc; cholco,
19cal9Hc; brown and mixed, extra, 1RHW19C;
firsts to extra firsts, 17HW18c; western stor
age packed, lSVaiSc (ofllclal price); stor
age packed, lStA'alSC.
1'Ol LTRV Alive, nominally unchanged;
dressed, firm; western chickens, 10iin4Ho;
turkeys. 0gl4c; fowls, 10314Hc.
fit. Loals General Market.
ST. LOUIS, April 2.-WHBAT-Lower;
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Dj'$ Tramiotioci Iaresly rrofsisiongl,
bat Priosi Bits Slitbtlj.
ADVANCE BRING OUT FEW OFFERINGS
Downward Tendency of Time Money
Rates Is Looked Vpon as Good
Ken tare Closlnsi Prices
Hlahest.
NBW TORK. April 22.-Whlle the day s
transaclloris on the Stock exchange gm
erally were Imllned to be largely in proffs
sional hands, advanoes In prices were rec
ognised as a reflection of a real Improve
nient in sentiment toward the end. The vol
ume c-f the dealings was not noticeable and
business was unduly congested In a few
sieouUitlve favorites In the same way hs
for some time past. The manner In whlcu
prices i-nne also failed to carry conviction
of a resnonxe to demand simply to secuie
additional holdings at the best possible
terms. The important feature of the mar
ket was that the rise, however brought
about, Tlid not bring out Important offerings
for sale. It Is this condition of the mar
ket th.it causes uneasiness to the outstaind
nr short intercut, which Is admittedly still
large.
The bear poaltlon Is based on the prece
dent of a slow, sagging tendency of prices
after the first relx.-und from suc-h a violent
fall us occurred last month. The existence
of this persistent short Interest In the mar
ket invites attack by an opposing bull
party in the speculation as soon as the
market 18 freed from actual liquidation on
advances. There was little show of ab
sorption beyond the narrow professional
Impetus In' which Indicated news of events
or changes of conditions were give-m little 1 A'rlhnn xn. 4..
rrsnonnihllltv for thft ilnv'a rnnvMiiHt.1 A i l 4r
checked business. Consols bsrdened frac
tionally, but other flrst-claa securties
Scarcely moved. Copper shares were very
active and Improved In sympathy with the
metal. Americans ruled quietly firm in
the forenoon at a shade over parity snd
later the receipt of the New York opening
prices Infused a little more life Into the
tullng, t'nlon Pacific being the most fa
vored. After further fractional Improve
ment the market closed quietly firm. Jap
anese Imperial Re of 14 closed at 101H-
PARIS. At.ril 22. Prices on the Bourse
today opened Arm snd then trading became
dull and so remained until the close of
the market. Russian Imperial 4s closed at
73n and Russian bonds of l! at 4.
BERLIN. April 22 Trading on the Bourse
tcxlay was ciulet. with an Irregular ten
dencv, but Improved later upon the re
relpt nf a reduction In the Imperial Bank
of Germany's rate of discount. Americans
were firm. Canadian Pacific gained 1H
points.
A asked. B bid.
Omaha Cash Prlees.
WHEAT No. I hard, 70-'a'71Hc:
No. hard, 694iti7c:
No.
No.
hard. WtVlOc:
spring. 7'i471Ho
CORN No. 3. 4oHc; No. 4, 37Hfii38i)4cj No.
S yellow, 40Hc; no grade, iiOiUUiic: No. 1
white, 4Mi'42o.
OATS No. 3 mixed, 39V4tf3c: Ko. 1
white, Wfo'lOHc ; No. 4 white, 39H4j40c.
RYE No. 2. 60c; No. 3, 68H0.
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn,
Chlcngi
Kansas City
Minneapolis ,
Omaha
Lulufh
HU Louis ...
47
..132
..4W
... 26.
..277
.. 48
234
48
. 29
175
Oats.
345
218
miCAGO GRAIN AST) PROVISIONS
the Trading and Closing
on Board of Trade.
Features of
Prlees
CHICAGO. April 22. General ralna
throughout southern Kansas offxet crop
damage reports and caused a weak close
today In the wheat market, the final quota
tion on the July option being HWo lower.
Corn was down He and oats He. Provis
ions were up HHftGc.
The feeling In the wheat pit was nervous
all day, and prices fluctuated with a lc
range. At the opening the market was In
clined to be weak because of milder weather
In the northwest and the else of the world's
shipments for the week, the local move
ment being 12,6r6,O0O., against 9.2MOno bu.
for the same week last year. At the end
of the first hour a sharp rally was caused
by reports from the southwest of damage
to the growing crop. letter prices again
declined on prorlt-taklng and some buying
for short account and the reports of rains
throughout southern Kansas. The market
closed weak, with prices near the lowest
point. July opened unchanged to .4c higher
at KlfJillc. sold bet w. en aUfctTMHc. and
closed at BOHIsoSc Clearances of wheat
and flour were equal to 411. OuO bu. The
amount of passage Increased 2,6XX,U0O bu.,
and the visible supply Increased 812,000.
Primary receipts were 9&,(iO bu.. against
6U).(am bu. fnr the same day last year. Min
neapollH, Kuluth and Chicago reported re
ceipts of mo .are, against 884 cars last
" "u i cars a year aso.
weather for farm work and
of suhHtantlal sonnort rmiiuil
sag after a firm oneninff.
f ''' cuph houses and
IlpmunH u u- t . a
The close was eauy. July opened H"iO
higher st tsVti-WSc. sold off' to 47V,,Vc
S?il0r.-.l.?t 4S''- Ural '"'cIptB were 235
iwi 11 mis ui contract grade.
OMeneo. lirm, nut soon veilkend nn
baseil uoiin r, r,.f.
and southwest. ini
track. No. 2 red. cash, TH1Vani'c: No. 1
hsrd, 76'h77Hc; May, 76c; July, 78Ho.
CORN Steady; track. No. 1 cash, ftVVQ
4SHc: May, 4&Hc; July, 47Hc; No. $ wTilte,
4l'449H".
OATS Lower; trsck. No. $ cash, 41ic;
May, 41Vc; July, 3Hc; No. 1 white, 43c.
K1XUR Firm; red winter patents, S3. 751
3. 85; extra fancy and straight, $3.204j3.i6;
clear. $265(g2. 85.
PEEI'S-Tlmothy. steady; $3.00(3175.
CfHI.N MEAL Steady ; $2.40.
BRAN Dull; sacked, east track, 93iS4o.
HAY Steady; timothy, $16.0018.60; prai
rie. $10.0tttfl3.00.
IRON COTTON TIES-l.ia
BAOOINO 1(H(,C.
HEMP TWINE 10c.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; Jobbing,
$16.60. 1-ard. steady; prime steam. $8.46.
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorts,
$.62Hi clear ribs, $9.76; short clears, $9.76.
Bacon, steady; boxed extra short, $10.50;
clear ribs, $10.37H: short olear, $10.62H.
BUTTER Bteady; creamery, 23631Ho;
dairy, &h'Mc.
EGOS Iwer, HHc, case count.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, lifl2Hc7
spring, ioarJSc; turkeys, UHQUHc; ducks,
lie; geese, 7c.
Receipts. Shipments.
.. 12,000 9,00
.. 48.000 l0
..176,000 71.00
..218,000 87,0t3
Flour, bbls..
Wheat, bu...
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, April 21-WHKAT-Mav,
7'Hc; July, TJc; September, 74W; cash.
No. 2 hard, 71V3T6C; No. 3, 69(&r6o; No. i
red, 7'iV0rr7c: f'0- 3- SSHOc.
giMd effect was caused by the downward
tendency of time money rates, which was
looked upon as a better Index of the real
money situation than the deteriorating con
dition of the banks. The large 1oli ex
pansion of the last two weeks Is not re
garded as due to demand for credits In
anything like the proportion of the loan in
creviise, as that Is due largrely to the trans
fer of loan to the New York hanks which
were previously carried by Interior banks
and bv trust companies. This condition of
New York bank notea Is thus, In reality,
a sign of relaxation rather than of stif
fening money markets. The same thing Is
true of the remittance of funds from Lon
don to Paris, which represents a re-pny-ment
of Issues formerly issued and
prompted by the present ease of money In
London. Discounts continued to decline
there today, and also In Berlin, where It is
reported, apparently with authority, that
at this week's meeting of the directors, the
Imperial Bank of Oermany will reduce the
ofllclal discount rate from the prevailing 6
per cent rate. Account Is taken, neverthe
less, of contrlhtitary causes In the expand
ing tendency of the New York bank loans.
In each at the two weeks past nvndlcate
operations were traceable sufficient to ac
count for a large proportion ot the loan
Increase In each instance.
A buoyant market for copper securities
In London and an advance In the quotation
for the metal there were helpful factors
In the day s rise. An Incident regarded an
of some algnlllcanca was the sale of a Stock
exchange seat at a price higher than, the
preceding sale, the, rule being a declining
tendency for the seats when- a pn longed
period of stagnation In stocks Is believed to
be Imminent. International commission
nouses asserted that a more favorable at-
inuue lowaru American securities on the I
part of foreigners was discernible with the I
relaxation In money markets abroad. Re- 1
cent crop damage reports apparently were i
regarded with some modification of views i
In the stock market and the forecasts of
(. n . V. ...l. . . . I . 1
. ... ,,, ,,rn naa snme errect on
stocks. As a rule the last prices of the day
were the highest.
..'"i1 were flrm- Total sales, par value,
$1,364,010. United States bonds wore une
changed on call. .
xvumner of sales and clnalnr nnntmin.
were:
Bls. High. Low. rinM.
wo
ew York Money Market.
NEW YORK, April 22.-MONET-On rail,
easy, lir.' per cent; ruling rate. 2t per
cent; closing bid, 1 per cent; offered at
2 per cent; time loans, steady and dull;
sixty days. 3Ho P'r cent; ninety days, 4H
per cent; six months, 4'n6 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPEH-a6
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Strong, with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4 to-!?
4.fri0 for demand and at $4 .MHHi 4.1315 for
slxtv-dav Mils; posted rates, $4.83H'r4.M and
4 yHi'4 . commercial dims, s4.-'V
siLVf.K-uar, Hc;
SnSc.
BONDS Government.
Arm.
Closing quotations on
ss follows:
ng....l4 Jipan , 14 hMm
1H4 1o ctfi
lfttH Hi rtfa
K4 do Id wrlei
r....lH4 f- A N. unl 4i...
...101V4 'Mn. e. g 4a
....lltudii Ontnl 4t...
.Ui)v Di IX Inr
. n Mlnn. A St. L.
A M . K a T. 4t ...
. do 2a
. 14 N. R. R. of M. C
. 54 N. T. C. f. ..
.KK N. J. C. . Is....
. VS N" Pclllo 4s. ...
. S.'. do SB
N. A W. c. 4...
. M o 8. L. rtlg it
. 71 Penn. conT. S.
. 42 Reading arn. 4a...
.1024 St. I. I M
U. B rat. ta.
do coupon . .
U. 8. 2a. rrg.
do enupon .
r. 8. old 4a.
do coupon . . .
I 8. new 4a,
do coupon . .
Am. Tobacro 4a..
do ta
Hal a- Ohio 4a
no Sa
Prk. R. T. c. 4a ..
Central of 0. 6a.
do lt Ino
no 2d inr.
do Jd Inc
Clio. A Ohio 4Sa.
Chicago A A. 24a.
r., H. & Q. n. 4a.
C, R. I. A P. 4a.
do col. 6a
('(-C. A St. L.. 1 4. .1110
Colo. Ind. F.B. aer. A. 64
Mexican dollars,
steady; railroad,
bonds today were
... s
... HH
...
.. .10"
... 94i
... XI
...Jjv,
.. rr
... ti
... ',
4a ft
... 3t
...lfJS
...lnit
... 71H
... 1
...
... n
... T4j
5..110
Colorado Mid.
Colo. A So. 4a.
rul.a K
1). A R. O. 4a.
Iilatlllcra' Bo.
Krle p. I. 4a.
do prn. 4a..
n Rt. LAB. K. (1 4a.
st. L 8 W. c. 4a..
72t Seaboard A. Ij. 4a
88 Bo. Pacific 4a
do la! 4a ctra. ..
So. Ilaltwar Ka..
Teaaa A f la.
. IOH T., St. t.. A V.
. ! 03 t'nlon raciflc 4a .
.t4 v. s. bimi id ra.
. ;c W'abaah la
. 2714 do dch n
. an WVatrrn Ml 4a ..
Horklng Val. 4Va....l04 W. A L. K. 4a.
Japan 6a 27T,Wla C'antral 4a.
Bid. -Offered.
hi
74
.. 73V,
.. 10
.. 9.1 S
..110V
..lit
..
. .11014
. . ivt
..112V,
. . 0
.. 7!
.. tl
.. 7
Boston "locks and Bonds.
BOSTON. April 22. Call loans, 846 per
cent; time loans, fa6 per cent. Offlcl.il
closing quotations were:
At-hlann adj. 4a...
do 4a
. Central 4a...
Atchlaon ..
do prd
Boaton A Albany..
Boaton A Maina...
Bnatnn Elavated ..
Fltchhurs ptd
Meilcan Central ..
N. Y., M. II. A H
91 Blntham
.. fnvral. A llacls..
. . 80 OantennlaJ
.. Mvv chopper Range ..
.. (' Dalr Waat
..236 Franklin
.162 Oranbr
.142 lala Rnral
..130 Mm Mining ..
.. 13', Mlchlxan
,17, Mohawk
on stocks
CORN May. 41Sc; July. 11Hc; Septem
ber, 44Hc; cash. No. 2 mixed, 44c; No. ,
43Hc: No. 2 white, ii.'o-tr'He; No. $, 45c.
OATS No. 2 white, 46Vac; No. 3 mixed,
". 4lHc
RYE Steady, 58(5 62c.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, $14.26gl5.00;
choice prairie, J10.254jll.00.
BI TTER Creamery, 2c; packing, 20c.
KfJGS 16c.
The receipts and shipments of grain
were: Receipts, Shipments.
Vheat, bu 132.0110 89,000
Corn, bu 148.000 65.000
Oats, bu $3,000 20,000
Kansas City cash prices:
Article I Open. Hlgh, Low. Close.
Wheat I
May 71 Tl m
July 73H 73HI 7JH 72B
CMay. 41H 41!41fiH HSi
July 3Hl $HI 434h;3WHA
Improved
the absence
corn prices
Celling was
rnmuilsBlon
to
chle
men.
Oats
selling, which was
rain in the west
openea a snaoe to He higher at 41-1. ti4i u..
sold off to Mi40c. and closed at u V
Ixcal receipts were 344 cam. "
Provisions were easy early In the dav
but Inter the market became tirm.T on a
fair demand from pit traders. Trading was
quiet all day. At the close J.ilv n,irk w s.
up 2t..fic at$15.(a-olS.'.'. Ird" was Hu"
higher at $8.77HyV!i. Ribs were up 2Hc at
Esi Imated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
.. cars; corn. 2H2 earn; Oats, 3is cars; hogs'
l'.iJ head. '
1'he leading futures ranged as follows:
Ar"' ''-:!-Oyen. I lligh.l Low. Close. Safy.
Wheat
May
July
Sept.
Doc.
Corn-
May
7HVi
v'Vitt'v
MSni"i,
79 I
Hi H;
5
7S iTMiTSHI 7KH
NOHm'H-iSl 81
821,-'H'uS'S2T1
84 84'(,MHI 84ti'
July
Sept.
Oataa
May
July
S-Pt.
p..-k-May
July
Lard
Ma tr
Ju,y
Kept.
Ribs
Mar July
Sept
l48.,4M-,
rvHo.
!! (i 4
44hI
41iHI
4--HI 47HI 47V
" 47T',i 4S 41, Va
4H4'
4JH fu7,i ,
It 75
lit SO
t 62U
8 To
$ 7H
8 60
8 t--HI
8 72 HI
15 TS I
15 9:V
8 65
8 so
8 .'H,
8 M
8 711
80
16 75
IS 80
8 6?HI
8 75 I
8 67H
j I
8 4o
1 K-'HI
72H.
4T(ff48
4-4j
46 ,
44H
414.
Ik,
15 TS j 15 T?H
15 iHl 15 87H
I
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, April 22 WHEAT Spot,
steady; No. 2 red western winter, 6id:
I No. 1 California. 6s 6d. Futures, steady;
.May. 6s6Hd; July, 6s SHd.
1 CORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
new, 4s6Hd. American mixed, old, 4s 6d.
Futures, steady; May, 4s 6V4; July, 4s 7d;
Sentember. 4s ffHd.
HOPS At London (Pacific coast), steady,
2 los 15d.
Visible (apply ot Grain.
"NEW YORK. April 22. The visible sup
ply of grain Saturday, April 20, aa com
piled by the New i'ork IT.4 Uce exchange,
waa follows:
Wheat, 51.87,t"0 bu.; Increase 8i.o00 bu.
Corn, 10.3t7,0oo bu.; decrease 85o..X bu.
Oats, .!). M bu. , Increase 474..0) bu.
Rye, U.Sn:'.1") bu.; Increase 79,v0 bu.
Barley, 2,u'ivou0 bu.; decrease 2,vW bu.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. April 22 WHEAT May,
7Vu'".SlHc; Jo'y- K10; 1 hard, 83Hrf
8.!Sc; No. 1 northern. WHiB-Sc; No. 2
northern. SOH'ftWHc; No. $ northern. 7'6 79c.
Fl)UH First patents. M-.aO; second
patents. $4.1atr4 2ft; "'"t clears, $3.20tS.&o;
second clears, $2.4u'2.&0.
BRAN In bulk, $16.boty 16.75.
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAl'K EE, April 22-WHRAT-No. 1
northern. Wfij'Mc; No. 2 northern, 8o4jSH5;
July, hose, asked.
R YE 71Hc
BARLEY No. t, 71H73c; sample, sWrie.
CuHN-No. $ cash. 4iH"xc; July, 48Vc,
asked.
8 tS
8 m
i 50
8 7U
8 80
8 ff,
8 75
8 K0
t CH
8
8 75
No. t
C,sh quotations were as follows.
FLOCK -rsy: winter patents, U lfta
$'. straights. $iX)3.ai; spring intents
$; K 'u3.it; straights, U.iA'irJ 3u. bakers, U ui)
WHEAT No. I spring. SiSs&c; No. 1.
74nHc, No. t red. 77H78c.
CORN-No. 2. 47Ht47c; No. 2 yallow.
4J-V-
OATSt-No. 2, t'Hc: No. t white, 44Hc;
No. white, jH-h44Uc
HYK No. t. tTV.
BARJ.EY Fair to choice malting.
71Hc; No. 1 rUx 11.11V; No 1 north
western. $1 18H- Timothy. prime, 4..
Clce", contract grade. $14.75.
PROVISIONS tihort ribs sides (Us.sei.
$ ; 'ij.46. Mees rk, per bbl , S 15 TVtf
I x.H. 1-ird. p-r la) I ha . IXt-V Short clear
aides bosdl, $a-V:Hu V7H-
cjii the Produue a,hange today the but
lr nuaxkait waat firm, craMtiuerlea, iix-,
Adarea Ezpraas
Amalxamated Copper .
Am. C. A r
Am. C. A F. ptd
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. Cotton Oil pfd...
Am. Exprasa
Am. H. A . pfd
Amarlcan lea
Am. Linaaed Oil
Am. Llnaead Oil pfd..
Am. Locnmottva
Am. Locomotlva pfd...
Am. 8. A K
Am. a. A R. ptd
Am. Sugar Refining...
Am. Tnbacre pfd ctfa.
Anaconda Mining Co..
Au-htaon
Ateblaon pfd
Atlantlo Coaat Una...
Haltlmora A Ohio....
Hal. A Ohio ptd
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Had He
Central of N. J
Chaaapeak A Ohio....
Chlcaso Ot. W
Chicago A N. W
C, M A St. P
Chicago T. A T
Chlogo T. A T. pfd..
C, C, C. A St. L. ...
Colorado F. A I
Colorado A 80
Colo. A So. lat pfd...
Colo. A Bo. Id pfd
CVnaolldalad Gaa
Corn rroducta
Corn Produrta pfd
Dalawara A Hudaon...
Dal.. L. A W
Danrar A R. Q
D. A R. O. pfd
Dlatlllrra' Bacurltlra .
Erla
Krla lat pfd
Erla td ptd
General Electric
Illlnola Central
Intamatlonal Paper ..
Int. Papar pfd
Int. Pump
Int. Pump pfd
Iowa Cantral
Iowa Contra! pfd
Kanaaa City 80
K. C. 80. pfd
Loulavllla A N
Mailcan Cantral
Minn. A St L. .
M., St. P. A 8.
M.. St. P. A 8.
Mlaaourl Pacific
Mlaaourl. K. A T
M , K. A T. pfd
National Load
N. K R. ot M. pfd
Naw York Cantral
N Y., O. A W
Norfolk A W
Norfolk A W. pfd
North American
Pacific Mall
Pennaylvani
Paopla'a Oaa
P.. C, C. A Bt. U
Praaaed BtMl Car
Praaatd B C. pfd
Pullman Palaca Car
Raading
Raadlng lat pfd. offered
Reading Id p!d
Republla Steal
Republic Stacl pfd
Ro,k laland Co
Knctt laland Co. pfd
Rubber Goode ptd
St. L. A 8. K id pfd..
Bt. Uiula B W
81. L B W. pfd
Southern Paclfio
Bo. Pacific pfd
So. Rallwaf
go. Railway pfd
Tenneeaee C. A I
Teiaa A Pacific
T . St. U. A W
T, Bt. LAW. pfd...
l'nlon Pacific
Union Pacific pfd.
It. 20
'4
1
1.100 74 '
100 44
ST.Ool)
1.1 0
100
. 16..X
J,
100
I.Xa)
100
, 11. 7,10
. 2,700
13SH
m
w
13
43H
XI
100
10
IIV,
176,
MS
17
34
iii4
108 14
IMS
3
42H
4H
M
liH
1k
0
CDS
174
3. 100. 42 S 41S
4.400
15,100
1554
Ut,',
154H
IMS
1.000
4.4'1
I.MO
8-10
(100
710
1,300
' 1,400
"700
t.ioo
8. on
l.'on
ino
1,100
300
too
71S
3d',
US
5
47'
i;S
isi,S
'io"
ii"
MS
54
39
lf0
14A
US
71
3(1 S
57 S
474
131
20
1SSH
'iS
'70s
2.1 S
54S
811
147
145
14S
l.t-0 11S4 21
M .
M.
pfd.
00
ion
too
8.4i
100
too
' ' 'too
i.koo
4. 8'i0
1.100
4.400
1.500
4'H)
1.300
"'4''i
300
83.4'0
i'K)
pa)
I0.t'
10V
3V
,
31S
4 S
is4
74
17 S
5S
42 S
tin"
x4
7
-74H
19
ltS
3S
72 S
37 S
3H
3114
35
a.114
ins
21 s
4t
134
744
35 S
5S
41S
ii4
IS
75
74 "
iS
125
13
7JS
1HS
3S
044
I7S
ti
8"4
82
200
2
74
13
2
43 H
107
13oH
ma i
124S
2
43S
MS
104S
4-.S
17e
m
42
1SS
156
13S
3
13
72S
2S
21 S
5S
47 s
133
iO
78
m
478
2S
75
70S
24S
55 s
3.S
14
145S
US
74
28
78
lS
8S
25
s
130S
21S
48
104
1334
75 S
7S
4o
;
52
11KV,
3K
7S
i6
74S
19
126S
t'nlon Pacific 141s Mont C. AO....
. 7S Old Dominion ...
.125 Oacaola
.186 Parrot
.113 Qulncy
. 29S Shannon
. 14 Tamarack
.t0 Trinity
. It t nlted Copper ..
58 V 8. Mining....
1H 1'. 8. Oil
lllltah
44 Victoria
274 Winona
3S Wolverine
101S North Butte
SS Butte Coalition .
81 S Nevada
KSdl. A Ariaona..
13 Anaona Com. ...
Am. Pneu. Tube
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Am. T. A T
Am. Woolen
do pfd
Ertlion Rlec. Illu
MaMa. Klectrlc ...
do pfd
Mae. Oaa .
t nlted Fruit
I'll I ted 8. M
do pfd
V. a. Bteel
do pfd
Adventure
Allonci
Amalgamated
Atlantlo
Bid. Asked.
... 1S4
...145
... US
... 82S
... 16
... 17
...lt
... II
... es
... 14S
... I4S
... is
... 65 S
...188
... tS
...110
... 17
...110
... US
... 41
... 64 S
...10
... 42
... 8
... IS
...1S7
... 814
... 17S
... 14
...let
... ii
London floslnar Storks.
LONDON. April 22.-1oslng quotations on
the Stock exchange were:
Clone, money 86 18-14 M.. K. AT..
do account 86?a N. Y. Central.
Anaconda 12" Norfolk A W.
Atchlaon 7S do pfd
do pfd M Ontario A W.
Baltimore A Ohio. . ..101S Pennaylvanla .
Canadian Paclfio
Chra. A Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
C. M. A Bt. P
PeBeera
Denver A R. O
do pfd
Erie
do lat pfd
do Id pfd
Illlnola Central ..
Loulavlllo A N
S1I-VER Bar,
M4JNBY 2u3
1K1 Rand- Mlnea
. 424 Heading
. 13 ,t Southern Railway
.135s do pfd
. 2S Southern Pac ific .
. 30 Union Paclfio ....
. 77S do pfd
. 34SU. 8. Steel
. 34 do pfd
. 38 Wahaah
.15(1 do pfd
.121 Rpanlah 4a
20Hd Per ounce.
per cent.
.... J7S
,...liS
.... 77S
.... M
....
.... 44
.... 4S
.... 55
... 24
.... 47
.... 54
....142
.... II
.... 31
....103
.... 15
4S
.... xs
The rale 01 diHcount in the open market
for short hills Is 3'q3 1-16 per cent; for three
months' bills, ii per cent.
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, April 22. Today s state
ment of treasury balances In the general
fund, exclusive of the $1d0,0,,uW gold re
serve, shows; Available cah balance,
2iK),gn,txi; gold coin and bullion, $107,o28,80l;
gold certificates, $jM.X.
Cotton Market.
N13W YORK. April 22. COTTON-Spot
steady; middling uplands. 11.20o; middling
ulf, 11.4uc; sules, 1.200 bales.
LIVERPOOL, April 22. COTTON Spot,
good business done; prices 1 point lower;
American middling fair, 7.44d; good mid
dling, ti.VOd; middling, t!.3td; low middling,
6.0IM, good ordinary, 5.3td; ordinary, 4.98d.
The sules of the day were 12, out) bales, of
which l.ouO were for speculation and ex
port, and included 11.5u0 bales American;
receipts, 12,000 bales. Including 1,000 Ameri
can. NEW ORLEANS. April 22.-COTTON-Spuis
closed quiet; sales, S0 bales; low or
dinary, 6Hc, nominal; ordinary, 7'c, nomi
nal; good ordinary, 8 7-16c; low middling,
HV; middling, 10 15-lrtc; good middling,
11 13-Ic; middling fair, 12 13-16C, nominal;
fair, 13 7-ltic, nominal; receipts, 4,310 bales;
stock. 187.31 bales.
ST. 1XJL1S, April 22. COTTON Quiet;
middling, he'e; sales, none; receipts, 240
bales; shipments, 5u2 bales; stock, 38,678
bales.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Wk Btrt with Tgir f npplj of CU'$ of
Good Quality.
HOC MARKET ACTIVE, PRICES STEADY
beep Receipts Lighter Than l.ast
Monday and Packers Take
rare ot OITerlaaa at
Steady Prices.
POVTH OMAHA, April 22.
Receipts were: Cattte, ilofre.
Official Monday .1
Same day last week K.fV 2
Same day 2 Weeks aaro.. 5.1"1
Same day $ weeks aaro.. 4.8L3
4.700
6.821
S.241
$.tv4
4.tW9
6. '307
1W7.
Bl'erU.
10."1
K242
.77ii
24 27
H.2'0
,U4
47 t 80 3H 74 0 t4
34 J' ... 4 lv 78 14 . . 4 I
71 ! ... 4 81, 73 . ... 4 37W
67 tn ... a I I ... 4 ITS
74 t"4 ... 4 51 Tl ' i . t
77 II 80 8 I". II I1
Tl fM . 4 SI !l ... 3 4"
ta 4i 104 4 13 0 It ... I'
84. 341 ... 4 35 73 :oS ... 4"
47 7f. 10 4 83 73 II" 40 I 40
83 141 80 t 88 48 I?4 ... 4 40
71 141 ... 4 S3 70 I'T ... 4 40
71 144 4 83 77 1'O 80 4 4,1
41 HI 80 It bt 148 ... 4 40
42 tt ... 4 85 : 44"
41 tr 4 ... I . 78 J"0 10 I 40
84 341 ... 4 35 M Ill ... I 40
73 JJ ... 4 33 87 ... 4!4j
It 348 80 I 88 17 1K3 . I 43
SHEEP Receipts of sheep today were
silver skin, ler'rrnte. shoot 48 hs , f? "3;
yellow Teats, per crate, nhout 48 li s., $- ;
initlifti Hermiidii, $1
(TIM MIM'.HS-I'pr ,1o . $1 SO.
PARSI.KT-Hot hou-e. per ,il bunches,
40r.
Pin PLANT 11,. hOTrs. f:?fitT2 78.
ASfAHA'U'S $1 78 per do bunches.
4Sc; ettra
bu..
70c;
AND
Same dHy 4 weeks ago.. 4.;45
Same day last year 2.876
The following table shows the receipts rt
rsttle. hogs snd sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared with last year:
1KU7. 19,1 lnc Dec.
Cattle JM.810 fc'5.700 68,050
Hogs 749 isti KltUtl 66., oo
Sheep 6.19,04 6iJ.068 48,968
CAT TI.K yL OTAT'lONb.
Good to choice corn-fed steers....$o.4'i8.00
Fair to good corn-fed steers 4 1
Common to fair steers kU'5
Good to choice fed cows 4 6odo 00
Pair to good cows and heifers 8 c-'tM 25
Common to fair cows 2 0iti3
Fair to choice stockers feeders.. 4
Kslr to good stockers and feeders.. 4.0o4 40
Common to fair stockers '""M4 ??
Bulls, stsgs, etc 2.7534 50
Veal calves 4.X3o50
The following tame shows ihe averagj
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. 1907. li)06. 11906.' 1904. 1"8. 11902. il901-
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
8.,
10
11..
12..
IS..
14..
15..
16..
17..
19..
19..
20..
21..
22..
WW
6 33 i 6 25
a1-.! 6 30
6 41 6 33i
8 4 'i.4 6 34 '
( 4441 381
16 38
6 39 16 4,".
6 43V4 6 4
6 3V 51
3?HI 6 61
6 8f 6 44
6 M 6 42
5 80
6 33
t 26
5 28
6 1
B 2S
6 28
5 20
a
5 23
t 28!
5 27
6 231
4 80
4 SI I
4 91
4 tl
a
4 90!
4 88
4 81
4 81
4 fi
4 89
4 80j
4 75
4 821
7 ll!
7 07
7 25
7 26.
7 22
7 19
7 19
7 22
7 07
7 is:
V
7 101
6 89
i 64 6 01
67 6 91
6 80 S 87
6 90 8 92
6 84 6 99
604
6 04
6 81
6 M. 6 91
6 M 6 n
6 9l 5 5
6 871 5 90
5 85
6 42
6 81
'Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle. Hogs.
Omaha $3.06,m.50 $6 2!, i 6 45
Chicago 1.7frn.70 .10ij'6.7H
Kansas City 3.0eq'i .35 6.26ui.56
St. Lools l.li30 6.16y 87",
Sioux City 8.00116.85 6.30(i.3754j
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'ses
C. M. & St. P
about 10.100, as HKHln.it Io.im) last Mond.ty
and 6,000 the corresponding date a year !
ago. There was no very great change In I
the general condition in the maikel over
thHt of the close of last week. The in- .
qulry from lackers was sufficient to tnke
care of th offerings n good shape and the
receipts were picked up on arrival at quot-
ably unchanged prices. liuyers and sellers'
views differed slightly, as In some cases !
values were quoted considerably higher i
than last week while others held that there
was no Improvement In any direction. That
the market Is In very satisfactory shape,
however. Is conceded by nil, with Ihe sup
ply In no wlae In excess pf the demand.
Colorado Mexican ewes fetched $ . lust
week's outside price. Mexican ewes fetched
$136. clipped Iambs $7.15 and clipped weth
ers $6.Ji, prices well up to current quota
tions. Quotations on wooled killers: Oood to
choice lambs. $8.oriVf)0: fair to good lambs.
97.5iKh8.oO: good to choice yearlings, lamb
welehts $7 .orfi7.78: fair to good ycarllnss.
lamb weights, $11 5tv?f7 ofi; good tn choice
yearlings, heavy weights. fi otKiP.'.OO; fair
to good yearlings, heavv weigh s. $"
15 50; guod to choice old wether. 9 .W7 :
good to choice ewes, $',.Sf.ii! .50. fair to good
ewes. $K . Sf.fr 8 . 85 : clipped sheen and bimba
sell about $1 off from above quotations.
Representative sales:
("'I Montana ewes, shorn
KMJ Mexican ewes
278 Mexican wethers
ioo Mexican wethers
401 Mexican wethers
64t western shorn lambs
4 native ewes
1 native wether
4"2 western shorn lambs....
79 western shorn lambs....
209 western sliorn lambs....
590 western shorn lambs....
138 western lambs
261 Colorado lambs
273 Colorado lambs
26 Colorado lambs
104 6 80
S6 6 36
139 6 .-5
138 8 26
111 6 :
75 7 15
130 7 iio
7 76
70 7 26
t j 7 26
77 7 15
77 7 26
66 7 90
05 7 90
79 8 0
$4 8 60
Cnlon Pacific 71
C. & N. W., east $
C. & N. W.. west 83
C St. P., M. At O.... 1$
C, B. & Q.. east
C, B. & Vl west 104
C, R. 1. A P.. west... 2
Illinois Central 1
Great Western
16
1
1
11
87
48
Total receipts 287
The disposition of the day s receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle
Omaha Packing Co 1.248
Swift and Company Sol
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle and Hogs Stead - Sheep steady
to l.onrer.
CHICAGO. April 22. CATTLE Re
ceipts, shout 2!'JO bead: msirkel steady;
connnon to prime steers, $t.t"'U6 e5; cows.
$3 V,i6.iU; heifers. $3.(Mi6 25; bulls. $3.40jj
4 tin; calves, $2.76.1,4.50; stockers and feeders,
$ 'Mii( 20.
HOGS Receipts, about 40,000 head; mtr
ket steady: choice to prime htavy, $rt.6JH'tf
6on; medium to good heavy, $i.5Mii.ti2'.
butcher weights, $6 6J VOKI.67H ; good to
prime mixed. $6.9ifai.ti; pHcking. rt 2S.6);
pigs. $5 4&.i)0; bulk of sales, $rt.,tf.H&.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, about
2S.0O0 head; lamb market steady;
steady to 10c lower; sheep, $4.2yti 7.75
lings, $5.25-'5. 75; lambs. $o.7tv.7&.
sheep
yeur
Cudahy Packing Co 1,616
Armour & Co 1,584
Cudahy, from country
Vanxant & Co $
Carey & Benson 42
Ixjbman eV Co 109
McCreary & Carey . 70
W. I. Stephen 1$
Hill & Son 104
F. P. Lewis 41
Huston & Co 2ti
L. Wolf 2o7
3. H. Bulla 1
Sam Werthelmer 9$
Mike llaggerty S
Sol Legan 117
J. B. Root 4 Co 38
T. B. Inghram 11
Sullivan Bros 6
Lehmer Bros 13
B & S 46
Other buyers 620
Hogs.
722
1,072
1,620
749
Sheep.
2.418
1.7M
1.430
1.732
New York Lire Stock Market.
NEW YORK, April 22. BEEVE73 Re
ceipts, 4,004 head. Bteers slow to 10c lower,
bulls (Ann, bologna and comm-n cows
steady, others bin 10 lower; stee. io.-'a
tf.iTiV, bulls, $3.504i 4.75: cows, 12 3O-u-4.ri0. Uv
erptKil and london cables quoted live cat
tle lower at llVtSi'llS'c, dressed weight;
sheep, firm at 15', dre.--sed weight; refr.g
crator leef, dull at SVi'i'c. Exxrts today,
none; tomorrow, 900 rattle and 2,6tj quart
ers of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 6.8:S head. Veals,
steady at t5.00'ui.77x one bunch 17. SO: btit-
984 I termllks, $1.40. liressed cjilven, steady; city
di eased veals, S12c; extra, 13c; country
dressed, 6'luc.
HOGS Recelpto. 14,144 head. Market waa
lower at $7.16ti7 25.
SHEEP AND 1-MB&-Recelpt8, 9.230
head. Sheep almost nominal, feeling
easier; lambs 86j5oc lower; few cllpied
sheep, $3.50445.26; clipped lambs, $7.2&4i7.nO;
unshorn lambs, $,i.utu8.50; state spring
lambs, $3.j0u6.00 per head.
NEW POTAT'IKS- Per lb.. Sc.
RADISHES -l'er dos bunches.
large bunche.4, 75c dos.
OLD VEGETABLES
POTATOES -Table stock, per
Seed sf.'ck. Tricul
TlHMl'S. CARROTS, BEETS
PA ItSM 1'S l'er bu.. 75c.
SWEET POTATOES-Illinois, per lsrgs
bbl.. IV,."1'. Wisconsin Rurnl and Bui-ban,
70,- per bu.; seed sweet potat.rs, per bid.,
12 no.
NAVY BEANS Per btl.. $1.65; No. 2,
$1 60.
BEEF Cl'T.-t.
No. 1 ribs. 13V-; 2 l bs. !Hc; No. S
rllm. 9c: No. 1 loin. 174i No. 2 Idti, 13'ajCJ
No. 3 loin, 1.1c; No 1 cl uck. '4c, No I
chock. 54c; No. 3 churk. IV; No. 1 round.
SV; No 2 round. No. 3 round, 7c:
No. 1 plate, 4.-; No. 2 plate. 3V; No. $
plate. Sc.
MISCELLANEOE8.
Sl'ClAR-o.rnnubited cane. In sacks, $6.$1;
granuhited beet, in saexs. $5 21.
COFFEE Rousted. No. i$, 26c rer Ib.j
No. SO, 21c per lb.; No. 25, 19c per lb.; No.
SO, 15c per Ih ; No. 21. 13c per lb.
CHEESE-Block Swiss, 19e; llmberger.
He: Young Americas, 17c.
CIDER New York, half bbl., $178; bar
rel, $,",.00.
NI TS -California walnuts, No. t. soft
shell. 12c; No. 1, soft shell, 16c; Jlrai'la,
liiWuilRo; pecans. lPiic; filberts, 12Hr; pea
nuts. raw. 7tc; rotistod. Xr; California at.
monds, 174c; Taragona, 17Mic; cocoanuta,
$r ,0 per l'A
CANNED GOOIS-Corn, stsndard, west,
ern. 45tfSrc: Maine, $1 15. Tomatoes, 8-lb.
cans. S 1 . 4 r : standard. 8-lb. cans, $1 Tn pine,
tipples, urnt.-d. U-lh., standard. $!.2ffj 80;
sliced. $i 7Tfi2 r: fancy Hawaiian. P4-tb.,
-..; I'a-in. i.itt. I4.il inn sppies, rancv.
Csllfornla apricots. $2 00. Pears.
Peaches, fancv. 81.75,1.40: 1.. f.
peaches $. 2 50. Alnokn sslmon, red,
11 lo; fancy Chinook, flat. $2 10; fancy sock
ryo. flHt. $1 Pf.. Sardinee. ounrter oil. $3 26;
tbree-qnnrters mustard. $2.76. Sweet pota
toes, f l b vi 1 25. Sauerkraut, "e. Pump
kin. ucfl$1.0rt. Wax beans. 2-lh., Vfl 00.
Lima Im hiis. 2-lb . 75c!i$l 85. Soaked peas,
2-lh., 8oc; early June, $1 .On-ffl.15; fancy, $1.25
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRPTTS-Pnineg
are somewhat unsettled bv freer offerings
from second hands, who seem desirous nf
moving supplies of Immediate grades; quo
tations range from $V lo 9r for California
fruit and from 3Hc to 80 for Oregon. Ap
ricots are firm arftl It Is reported that
offerings for prompt shipments are being;
withdrawn: choice sre quoted at 18c.
Peaches are unchanged, with fsncy rellowg
quoted at 18Hc; fancv Mulr. HHc Raisins
are firm: loose Muscatels are quoted at
fffPc; seeded raisins. 9V4tyilC.
FRAN Per ton, $19 50.
FISH Pickerel, dressed, 9c; blka,
dressed, 12c: white fish, dressed, winter
caught. I3fi15c: trout, 12o715c; halibut. 13c;
salmon, 16c; catfish, 16c; herring.
d-esed. pan froxen. 6c: perch scaled nnd
dressed. 8c: crspples, round, (Vfjfle; erappleg,
large, fancy. 16c; black bass. 2V: smelts,
sweet and fine. 13c; eel, 18e; blue fish, 15pj
red snapper, 12c: roe shad, per pair, 4WJI
50c; frog legs. 3otT4iV: lobsters, green, per
lb., 35c; lobster, boiled, per lb.. 40ff4oo;
msckerel. Spanish, per lb., 16c; mackerel,
native, J5c per lb.; fresh green turtle meat.
25c lb.
CI'RED FISH Famllr white fish, per
quarter bbl., 100 lbs.. $4 00: Norway mnrk.
erel, No. 1, $35.00: No. 2. $28.00; herring, In
bbls., 200 lbs. each. Norway, 4k, $11.00.
L'tim 00.
1 7T,ii2 50.
230
321
Totals
CATTLE The
very liberal rt n
..6,673
starts
4,393 8,613
out with a
week
the estimated supply being
prettv close to 7,000 head, and the quality
of the offerings was very good as a rule,
much the same as last week.
Advices from eastern markets were not
particularly reassuring, hut there was a
good general demand for the desirable light
and handy weight beeves and prices bid
Kansas City Live gloek Market.
KANSA8 CITY, April 22.-CATTLF-Re-celpts,
14,0o0 head, including 1,2"0 southerns;
market steady, stockers weak; choice ex-
Fort and dressed beef steers, $6.75ir6.;
air to good, $4.7fu5.rto; western fed steers,
$450ifj6.75; stockers and feeders, $4.266.36;
southern steers, $4.1tXiiC.45; soul hern cows,
$3.26((i4.60' native cows, $.1 So-ii-i.,; native
heifers, Ji.iiCjo.&O; bulls, $3.6o-t(0.bO: calves,
H fOii 50.
Hi MIS JRecelpts, 8,600 head; market
steady; top, tij.60; bulk of sales, $ti47V3
6.57H; heavy, $6.40,16 50; packers, $6.'0.S7H;
pigs and llerhts, $o.6u(i4.ti0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 11.S0O
head; market steady; top Colorado fed
lambs, $H.0u, highest price In the history
or the local market; lambs, 87.0(i8.65; ewes
and paid were not far from steady on any- 1 and yearlings, $j. 2Mft6.no; western fed yea
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. April 22.-M ETAIJ4 There
was a sharp advance In the Lundon tin
market, with spot 2 16a higher at 188 los,
and futures 2 us higher at ail No 15e. Locally
the market wits firm, with spot quoted at
7"
.13t.40 110' 107
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. 111.. April 22. CORN-Hlgher;
No. $ ellow and No. t, 4fcc; No. 4. 4ic; no
grade, 31 oCoc.
OATS-htesdy; No. I white, 434j44'c; No.
$ white, 4Sa-43c; No. 4 while, 41 Vo.
RbKV Firm; No. 2. 7!S4i8Sc.
Philadelphia Prodne Market.
PHIl-DE)IJHIA. AprU a.-EOG8 Firm,
western, free cases, lac at mark.
CHEK3E Firm; New York full creams,
fancy, ltifltliic; New York lull cream,
choice, lfc.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. April S. SEEDS Clover, cash.
8S 90: October.
March, $7
$7225; Decern-
Umothy. $!$,
$.''; April,
ber, $77W;
Alslke, $7 W.
Ialath Grain Market.
DCLI'TH, Minn . AprU 22 -WHEAT
No. 1 Hard, 83c; No. 1 northern. 'c; No.
I northern, blSaC; May, 8isc; July, 83c.
Whisk r Market.
PEORIA. April 22. WHISK Y Steady on
basis of tl -V for high winaa.
ST. IX1.'1S. April 22 WHISKY Steady,
on basis of II S3 for hlsh wines.
cntlCAUO. April 21 WHISKY Steady at
$1 80
CINCINNATI. AprU $2 WUISKY-.taady.
at $1.
pfd.
Bipreae.
it. g Kealty.
V. 8. Bubtr.
U. 8- Bu:,l.er
U. 8. Bteel
L'. B. 8teel pf4
Va -Carolina Chemtrsl ....
Vs. -cars. Chem. p'4
Wabaan
W abaan pt4
Walla-rario Eipree a
Weatloitiouae glectrlo
Waalern t'tnoo
Wheeling L,. at
WlaoonalD Central
Wia I'entraJ fli
Mortharn faolfto
Central leather
Central lether pf4
6loaa-8llirelt gieel
Qreat Nortkern pla
Inl. Melrupolltss
lot kteL P'4 ,' ' ' '
Total aal- tor the say.
S.800 tan :a
i.8.e as
t.8il V 214
!) til 60
" ion 38 , 34
ti It ' V.
f.3i 88
tt.100 M' 834
'4400 tl'i l'1
, rrv, MVa
1m1 144 14
340 884
'i'ir 'ii, 'ivi
1S3,1,W 141 138
'', 'ti" "ti"
!0 4-." 42'i
j'i 10a 103
3,0 14 37H
, 1.100 101 H
, 2S
ino P'4
J. 14 14W
300 84 3t'
"'400
' "V tdi i1
k 4"" 4'"
. 15 ) 1VS 13tv
, t.tuO 8U tw
"fO M" 44
, 1J 3o0 HIS l1
. t 8"0 341
. 1 100 41
Copper was 6s higher In Lon
don, with spot and futures both closing at
87 l..s. Leu-ally the market waa quiet and
3u there is still more or less conflict In the
i7 , prices nameil by various dealers. Lake may
1104 I be quoted at $24.26iu;'5.i, electrolytic at
eJ3.2.ji'-4.-. and casting at $22. Duty 23.5t.
Lead was unchanged at $6.ori;4.i0 locally
and at A. 20 in London. Slter was un
changed at 26 lw in London and at $6 65
46.76 locally. Iron was higher In the Eng
lish market, with standard foundry quirtej
at 6o, and Cleveland warrants at 6us 3d.
Lxally the market waa unchanged. Nix 1
foundry, northern, la quoted t $X.26t6'36.25;
No. 2 foundry, nortnern. $-'i.7b.'(i 3h.76; No. 1
foundry, southern, $2". w"d.'b.6o; No. 1 foun
dry, southern, i,it "i6. 00.
ST. IriS. April !2.-METAL-Lad,
dull, $o.:H- Spelter, dull. $6.60.
84
r-"
48
t
3'i
13
H
11
3S4
47
144
29
38
44 V
141 Vat
B
103
73Uj
42
1(3
3-S
101 4
38
1"4
14S
14
tto
144 '4
8:
1-H
4.0,
134
0
f
H1
13?
T
ti
thing of this kind. As has been the case
for some time past an classes or Dtiyers
were more or less bearish on the heavy
rattle and prices were generally a shade
lower on this class of stuff. The market
opened rather weak all around, but when it
developed that there was an ample demand
for all the cattle offered the trade became
more lively and prospects were favorable
for a good clearance before noon.
As usual the proportion of cows and heif
ers included In the receipts was compara
tively small and with a good general de
mand the trade was active from the start
and prices were generally In last week's
closing notches The supply of veal calves
was tolerably liberal and while there was
a good demand buyers were able to shade
prices about 26c. The market for bulls,
stags, etc., was not materially different
frem last week. . .
Fresh offerings of stockers ana feeders
were decidedly limited and as a very fair
clearance had been made last week both
vard traders and country buyers were In
the market early for supplies. Prices for
desirable stock of all weight ruled fully
Bteady with last week, but there was the
usual Indifference and weakness when It
come to the common, low grade, light and
medium weight stuff.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
gnaar and Molasses.'
NEW YORK. April 22 ST.OAR Raw,
firm; fair refining, 3.20c; centrifugal, 96 test,
3 76c; inulaases sugar, S.04c. Refined, steady;
No. 6, 4.4oc; No. 7, 4.15c; No. 8. 43oc; No. 9,
4.25c; No. 10, 4 15c; No. 11. 4.10c; No. 12, 4.6c;
No. 13, 4C.c; No. 14, 8.&fc; confectioners' A,
4 60c; mould A. 6.15c; cut loaf, 6.5c; crushed,
55tc; powdered, 4Suc; granulated, 4.8oc;
cutee. &.'l5o.
MoLASSll-Steady ; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice, 37'ii-tsc.
NEW ORLEANS. April 22. Sl'OAR
Steady; oinn kettle centrifugal, 3V(4'3Tc;
centrifugal yellow, 3SiilSc; swonds, 2AJ
8V
MOLASSES Quiet; new syrup, to4c.
178.400 sharea.
sjew York Mlalnat itaK-ks.
MHW YORK. AprU 22. Closing quotations
on mining stocks
AJama Coo
ware:
13 I. title -Met ..
HJ' j Ontario
80 OpbJr
Potual
feavege
lerrm Neteda
tonail Hn ..
gtaadars
. 43
. 83
.110
AH
.10
.. 6
. 4
.800
.140
. II
. 87
. 43
. 13
24
Alio
bteeca
Brunearlcll ron- "
Comatock Tunnel
cos. Cat Vs...
Hora iler
Iros 811er
LdLlle Coa. ...
PorelaTO Flavaaclal.
LONDON. April 22 Money was In liberal
supply and the demand was quiet In the
market today. Discounts were easy. Tne
Bank of England secured the bulk of the
$1,260,000 In gold available, prices on tne
Stock exchange were ste-dy, but trading
wss dull, the nearness of the settlement
and the approaching new Issues, Including
Evaporated Apples aad Dried Fralts.
I NEW YORK. Acrtl 22 EVA POR AT Kn
APPLES Funey, 8c; choice. 7c; prime,
6V'6c: poor to fair. 6tv(lc.
CALIFORNIA DRIED KRCITE'-Prunes
steady; California, JVt'12Hc. Oregon, 6!
IIV. Peaches, choice, lldcll'c; extra choice.
12ul2e: fancy, 12;W3c ; extra fancy, 133
15c. Apricots, choice, ncfruc; extra
choice, Imu'IKc: fancy. 13tyc. Ralxlnj,
muscatel. 6.tjnic; seeded, 7'aijnic;
luyeis, I15oill.6o.
steady ;
L'ndon
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. April 22 -OOFTT.E Mar
ket for coffee futures opened at unchanged
prices tn 5 points higher on European buy-Ins-
and local covering. Tha market closed
steady, m t unchanged to ( points higher.
Sal,o for the day were estimated at Wk)
l,Hgs. Including May at $66c; July at $5 oe;
Se temlrfr at 6 e'to 46c; December at 6 46c;
March at 6 4i-n5.&oc. Spot coffee steady;
No 7 Rio, 6,c: Sant a No. 4. 7e. Mild
coffee dull: Cordovs. 8y12,c.
Elals Batter Market.
EI1IN. April 22.-BrTTER-Market firm
St 3.1.' H n udvanee. of Xc over iH.f av.b
U.s b trail Betlltiuent loau of $i,oj,tA, J Total output fur U, wck, 4aa,6w Iba.
Ko. Ar. Pr. No. A. Pr.
4 44 1 4 86 40 1 I 16
(' 821 4 40 IS 1188 I It
10 17 4 48 16 1371 I It
14 10C4 4 80 II 1314 I 80
4' 1028 4 84 1 1217 I 10
10 1048 4 86 10 llol JO
88 Hl 4 SS 10 1300 I 15
ij' 1(84 4 0 10 30
I 104 4 1304 4 35
II 1141 4 0 88 ! 44
4 1070 4 W 34 1118 I 40
11. ' 1188 6 10 14 Ik I 40
COWS.
4 1(V I m 31 1 4 40
1' S'.'O I 50 II 10SJ 4 40
' 30 I 60 4 181 4 40
1 1040 I 76 1 4 4 40
11 1171 I 80 16 ! 4 40
1 1370 4 0 4 1041 4 50
f7 1010 4 00 tl MS 4 50
ID 8.M) 4 35 18 1133 4 55
5 1031 4 80 18 4 60
8 t4 4 40 1 1400 4 7
1184 4 86
HEIFERS.
788 I 40 5 '4 4 40
116 I 00 4 703 4 60
t 77 6 8 7 6 86 41 4 80
6 I 80 6 1IH 4 70
7 4 IS 44 lOil 4 M
1210 4 40
BULLS.
1 1144 I IS 1 1170 t 80
1 1310 i 45 1 1880 I 80
1 620 8 10 1 1510 4 00
1 1470 I 7S 1 U80 4 00
1 1870 I 80
CALVES.
t tn i oo t no i so
124 6 60 1 80 4 00
I lots 6 60 I no 4 00
1 170 I 75 1 170 4 60
6 143 6 00
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS
. . (38
.. 101
.. 633
.. 8.M
.. 116
4 30
4 46
4 60
4 66
4 65
(...
I')...
II ..
16...
. 5I
. 4 1
. 616
.1036
4 84)
4 8
4 88
4 88
HOGS There was a tolerably liberal run
of hogs for the first of the week and con
ditions were not materially different from
Saturday, so that the general market was
reasonably active, with very little change
In prices. The demand was best for the
good light snd butcher weight grades, and
these sold freely at steady to strong prices,
around $6.SS'h.40. On the other hand, the
heavy and parking grades were slow sale
from start to finish and In Soms rases they
were possibly a shade eaaier, selling largely
at $6.9''j6.3'-'V4. The movement was reason
ably free throughout, and while the close,
as usual, was rather weak, a clearance
was made In good season. Tops brought
16 46 today, the asms as Saturday, and tha
bulk of the trading waa at $6 "i6 4o, prac
tically the same as the close of last week.
Representative sales
lings, $i.2tj7.60: western fed sheep, $5.2o&
t.26; stockers and feeders, $4.00.6.00.
8t. I.oals Lire Stock Market.
ST. IXH.-18, April 21 CATTLE Receipts,
3.000 head, Including 300 Texans; market
steady; native snipping and export steers,
$V4o',jt.&0; dressed beef and butcher s'eers,
$4.7kii5.60; steers under 1.CN0 lbs., $4.3v4j-l.86;
stockers and feeders, $3.5o!T5.25; cows and
heifers, $2.85(16.75: Canne s, $2.001 2.50; bulls,
$2.76ii4.iio; calves, $3.0tii7.0O; Texans and
Indian steers, $2.6Vu6.60; cows and heifers,
$1 Se-ffj-t 40.
HO IS Receipts, 6,000 head: market
steady; pigs and lights, $6.15416.70; packers,
J.;.3o6.i)6; butchers and best heavy, $6.fl6(g
6.67.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1.211
head; market steady; native muttons, $3. i5g
6.36; lambs, 13.76ii7.75; culls and bucks,
$t.OOt)7.00.
Bt. Joseph Live Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. April 22. CATTLE Re
celpts, 8.411 head; market steady to a
shade lower; natives, 84.6o4i6.26; cows and
heifers, $2 2Mf5.; stockers and feeders,
$3.76514 80.
HOGS Receipts, 4,378 head: market
strong to shade higher; top, $6.66; bulk of
sales, $6.47'.Vi(6.52H.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6,932
head; market strong to loo higher; lambs,
$8.oo'(iS.6S; yearlings, $6.76ar7.); wethers,
$6.&tJti.75; ewes, $6.00ij.&&.
Blons City Live Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY, April 22 (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 3,600 head;
market steady: beeves. $4.60if5 86; cowb,
bulls and mixed, $3.0tKli4.75; stockers and
feeders, $3.504.70; calves and yearlings,
$a.2&r(ji4.o0.
HOGS Receipts, 2,200 head; market
strong, selling at 6.ri6.37H; built ot sales,
$6.!fJSV(.36.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, M
bead; market steady.
Stock In Wight.
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 6.-'uo 4,7, lo4)
Sioux City 3.600 2.JO 2oU
Kansas City 14. two h.8 11 '
St. Joxeph 8.411 4.378 8.932
St. Iouis 3.m0 6, OHO 7.2"0
Chicago 29,J0 4O,0o0 28,OoO
Total 69,211 84,878 80,732
Na. At. ih. Pr Nv. A 88. Pr
63 348 6u 4 86 85 874 ... 4 86
66 334 ... 4 35 (8 364 ... i 84
81 840 ... 3H to 3'4 ... 4 84
64 814 180 4 80 84 844 80 4 86
44 8!4 140 80 64 340 ... 4 88
38 311 ... 4 80 it 3 4 10 4 34
40 33 ... 4 80 43 Ill ... 4 34
41 314 10 10 U 137 M 34
34 It ... 4 3 0 71 333 ... 4 83
48 84 84 4 II 230 80 4 88
38 343 . . 4 32j 58 17 80 4 35
66 348 10 6 St 64 !4 ... 6 33
41 !! 100 I I.' , 44 3M 40 I 15
48 84 ... 8!, 71 344 ... U
1(8 8W ... 4 II, 78 3tl ... 4 814
87 81 ... 4 11. II Ml ... 4 87,
4 804 ... HIS 86 314 M 31
71 8V4 1M 9 8318 tl eil $1
OMAHA WHOLE SALIC MARKET.
Condition of Trade aad Quotations oa
Staple aad Fancy Prodaee.
EGGS Per dos., 16c.
BUTTER Packing stock, WU'Mc; choice
to fancy dairy, 23iJJ0c; creamery, 263oc.
LlVki POULTRY Hens. Hti-llVsc; old
roosters, 6c; turkeys, 12c; ducks, lie; young
roosters, 7c; geese, 6o.
PINEAPPLLS-Florlda,' $t,.6ou.00 per
crate.
STRAWBERRIES Cbolcs Texas. 24-quart
cases, 12.763 uu, Arkansas, 24-quart, $3.uo0
$.26.
CRANBERRIES Per bbl.. $4.6018.50; lo
bushel box, 1 ouy'i.aO.
APPLE- Iowa and Mlasourl Ben Davis,
$3 60.
COCOANVTS-Per sack of 100, $4 .00.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
LEMONS Llmoniera, J0 six, $6.25; 3C0
slse, $8 76; other brands, 6oc less.
ORANGES Mediterranean sweets, 250,
16a sizes. UM, M, 126, sk sixes. $.; Cali
fornia navels, extra fancy, Lb, 8x0, 218, JaO
sixes, $4.26; fancy, 126, iJ to 150 sizes, ,o..,
choice, large sices, per box, $2.5oy2.76.
BANANAS Per medium siseu bunch.
$2V4ix.-; Jumbos, $2.644 3 50.
FIGS California; bulk, 6V4c; i-crown
Turkish, 14c; 4 -crown Turkish, 11c; 3-crown
Turkish. 9c.
GRAPE FRl'IT-Slxes 64 to 80, $8 60.
DATES Kada way. S'.c; sayeis, 6c; hal
low is, 6c; new stuffed walnut dates, 9-lb.
box, $1.00.
NEW VEGETABLES.
BEANS New wax beans, per hamper,
$6 00; new strir.g beans, per hamper, $6.u0.
BEETS. TURNIPS AND CARROTS Per
dos bunches. 46.60c.
CABBAGE New Texss. per lb.. Sc.
TOMATOES Florida, 80-lb. crate, $3.60.
LEAF LETTUCE Hot house, per dog.
heads. 4uC.
HEAD LETTUCE Southern, par dog..
$1 ril 26.
ONIONB Homa grown, per bu.. T6r; red
or yellow Colorado, isr bu., vc; Texas
Oils and Rpsln,
NEW YORK, April 22. OII--Cottonsvl,
dull; prime crude, f. o. b. mills. Vg37c;
prime vellow. 474c. Petroleum, steady; re
fined. New York, $8.20; Philadelphia sn4
Baltimore. $8.16; In bulk, $4.70. Turpentine,
steady. tilOc.
Hi $! N Firm; strained, common to good.
$4.7iv,4 76.
SAVANNAH. April 22.0IL Turpentine,
firm, 6"c.
ROSIN Firm. Pales, 1.0C12 kegs; receipts,
230 kegs: shipments. 2.178 kegs; stock, 21,748
kegs. Quote: A, B. C, $4.!: D $4.4"; H
$4 50; F. It So; O, 14 65; H. $4.76: I. $6 00; K,
M, $5 45; N, $5.65; W. O., $6.70; W. W.,
ri.sn.
OIL CITY, April 2j.-niI-CYed1t bal
ances. $1.78. Runs. 290.8J.2 bbls., average 142.
827 bbls ; shipments. 864,9! bbls., average
lM.M bbls.
Wool Market.
BT. LOUIS. April 22. WOOT--fittuuly;
medium grades, combing and clothing, 22-oJ)
26c; light line. Liv,c21c; heavy One, 1617cj
tub-washed, 2Ki37c.
SUPREME COURT SYLLABI
14689 Hosier against McShane. Arr!.
Douglas. Affirmed. Epperson, C, Divi
sion No. 1. .
1. Under the provisions of Sec. 1021. Con
bey's annolatated statutes (Sec. 22 of the
code), anv payment upon a written contract
for the payment of money made through
the arrangement rfif the maker, or such
payment as Is the natural and reasonable
sequence of his agreement, will stay tha
running of the statute of limitations.
2. The payment of dividends upon tha
stock of a corporation assigned to the payee
by the maker of a note as collateral se
curity, and the application thereof as pay
ments upon the note, will stay the running
of the statute of limitations.
14581. Bryant agaiiwtt Beebe A Runyon
Furniture Co. Appeal, Douglas. Affirmed.
Albert. C, Division No. 2. Duffle, C,
not sitting. . ,
1. To warrant a finding that a negligent
act or omission not amounting to a wanton
wrong is the proximate con of an Injury,
It must aiar that the Injury was a na
tural or probable consequence thereof, and,
that It ought to have been foreseen In tha
light of attending circumstances.
2 Ordinarily, In forecasting the probable
consequence of his own acts or omlselona,
an employer may rely on the presumption
that each employe will exercise due care,
not only to avoid Injury to himself, but to
his co-employes.
$. Although It may le mown mat a iraca
furnished by nn employer was defective,
and that the defect therein was one of the
factors which combined to produce an ac
cident In which an employee was Injured,
yet If the employes wert ehsrgeahle with
notice that such truck was liable to be or
to become defective, and voluntarily placed
themselves In a position of peril with re
spect to It. and the Injury was one that
could not have occurred but for thtjlr hav
ing taken such position, the negligence of
the Injured party and co-employees, and
not that of the employer, la the proxlmatd
cause of the Injury.
ltf'Mf, Nelson ngalnst Chicago, Burlington
ft Qtilncy Railroad company. Appeal.
Franklin. Affirmed. Olohain, C Division
No. 1.
1. When rattle have been delivered to and
accepted by a railroad company In Its load
ing wn for Immediate shipment, the com
pany Is liable as a common carrier fop
damages to the rattle from the tlma of
such delivery. Chicago, Burlington Jk
Qulncy Railroad company against Powers,
Nehrasks. M3 N. W., 67$, examined and
distinguished. ...
2. A railroad company Is not an Insurer
of the arrival of Its trains on aehedula
time In the transportation of live stock,
but, where there Is a material delay In
the delivery of the stock, the company
must, to exonerate ltelf from liability,
show that the delay arose from some causa
other than Its own negligence.
8. Under the constitution and statutes of
this state, the liability of a railroad com,
pany for unnecessary and unreasonable
delay in the shipment of live stock Is tha
same whether the contrsct of shipment la
a written or an oral one.
4. Action of the trial court In trlrlng- and
refusing Instructions examined and held.
Not pretudlclal.
14tl Harr against Highland Nobles..
Appeal, Buffalo. Affirmed. Jackson, C.,
Division No. 2. Diiffl. C, not sitting.
In case of conflict between the -provisions
of a life Insurance policy and tha
statements contained in' the application
for Insursnce, the provisions of the policy
will control.
14531. Rearms agslnnt Cloplne. Appeal,
Franklin. Reversed and remanded Jack
son. C. Division No. 2.
In an action against mere trespasser
ff.r damages to lnnd occasioned by their
relis"e of wster from an artificial ditch,,
the fact that the plaintiff was not tha
owner of 'he land on which the ditch was
maintained and had no easement therein Is
no efeos,.
Vi. Knfks B(ialnt Union Stock Yard
Company. Appeal, Douglas. Reversed and
remsnded. Albert. C, Division No. 2.
1. Where the sprcliil nndlngs of a Jury
can be reconciled with the general verdict,
under any proof that mlgl t have been
made under the lsue, a motion for lodg
ment on the special findings, and notwith
standing the general verdict, should be de
nied 2 Hreclal findings exnmlned. snd held;
Not Irr4cnnclli,ble with the general verdict.
In v'.-w of the proof which might have
been made under the Issues, and Insufficient
to sustain the Judgment.
8. Whether the evidence In an action at
law is suffi'lent to xuntaln the verdict or
siK-clal Mndtna-a of the iury munt he brought
to the attention of the trial court bv mo.
Hon for a new trial .in, I a ruling had
thereon, before a review thereof cn be
had In 'his court
14r! Steven against Henderson.
Poeslo Heveraed end retnsned.
slnn. C. Division No. 2. Duffle,
sitting
1, Evidence examined snd held.
rlent to sustain the Jjagmt-ni.
Apnesl,
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