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HIE BEE: OMAHA. MONDAY, APRIL 26. 1909.
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REAL ESTATE
ARAL. CITtTH DKtLRM.
tContlOUad.)
PEAL. ESTATE TITLE-TRUST CO.
CHAl S. WILLIAMSON. President
19-1I
FATWBI CO.. flrt floor
N. T. U
(If) -411
BENJAMIN R- B. CO.,
477 Brtn4li Bldg.
!) 419
DARLING DARLING.
4t Brands! Bldg. Tela. D. S4 or A-12.
(Ill-
WALKUP REAL ESTATE CO., m Paitra
block. . - G3) M9S7 Mayll
CITT PROPEKTT FOR IALR
John Morrison House
Large -roem house, diagonally across
from Rome Miller t3.m country home.
Grand Ave. and Florw boulevard. Hou
fronts Smith and runt, in Hotting of fin
old forst t .; beautiful outlook to the
esst over Mn. Levi Carter par, the Mts
ourt river valley and the Iowa hills. Mr.
Morrison ha removed from the city, but
la bar fmporarlly. and while here with
this properly sold. Former price, 37.000.
present prlc. t&.&on. . Act quickly.
Harrison & Morton
(19)-MT17
Sacrifice Price
( . i.
8-Rborh, Modern
Home
Plast4rij" Attic.
Two block from 24th St. car.
. Houth ront.
tot Wxlt ft., paved street.
2670 Popplnton Ave.
Inquire at 2S Peppletnn Ave.
. . Prions Douglas 7K7.
; (19-8M 28
REAL ESTATE "
CITY rnoPISNTV OR IAIB.
(Continued.)
XEAR CAR LINE
3 LOTS FOR $375
net north of Krus? Park.
mm car liner similarly lo-
-lllng for double in price
Terms II cash and H9 a
1I123 feet.
only I blorka
rated lot era
theaa lota.
month. '' ' ' '
248x618 for $1,W0
ui .-t i Kirx-ka from car line, north
of Krug Park, Splendid rl"J i' t'!
den noulrrv. etc.: HinoEST BARGAIN
NEAR OMAHA. TKRMS: KM oown, osj
ance monthly.
308x124 for $500 ' 1
nxl24 feet, alao north ,of Knar Park and
near car line. . A HIO ,BNAr . AT 6K09.
Terms: 125 down, balance monthly.
ONE FOR $150
y 12r fet. I block from. car line, north
of Km Park. Terms: 310 down, balance
monthly. , . t ., - ,
Garvin Bros., 1604 Farriam
, ... .(19)TM978 27
'between rfundeo
REAL ESTATE LOANS
(t'oatmwKl.t
Good 6
Farm Mortgages
Always on hand and for sala tn
amounts from IJ00 to ft.OQO.
BENSON & MYERS,
(ID MtS 16
MONET TO BUILD.
BVO to A,000 at currant rate.
, H. THOMAS, fcX First Nat l Bank Bldg,
LOWEST RATES Bemla. Brandetr BM
tloo TO flo.000 made promptly. T.
weed Blag . wn ana nrrim. .
D. Weed,
PER CENT MOKBT -
te loan on
Omaha Rualneaa Property.
THOMAS BRENNAN.
ItooaB 1. New York Ufa Bldg.
. , (1D-M9
" tftOrt.
Beautiful. lightly acre
and ountry nuo.
F. J). WEAD. 1801, FARNAM 8T.
09)-Vl79 37
109 to noe.000, towea ra'ea.
OwtU Bros.. MOi .Farnam
no delay.
(1D-4J
ISO TO SS.OOO on homes tn Omaha. OKeefa
Baal E elate jo iuu n. i. 4410. iu
r A-316S. VOi
IT TOV MAVB. .
City property, farms, reach lands T mer.
rhandtee to sell ac .trade, llat them with
me. It eoets you hothlna unless I effect a
aala. w. w. aiitcneu, a to. ra oias.
.. ...... o-o.
MONBT TO LOAN Payne Invastraeat Co.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
FOR SALE OR RENT
NEARIY NEW
6-RpQM MODERN HOME
2218 NbRTH 18TH ST.
Convenient to Sherman Aveand thprtite
car llnoa. This la a well built, nearly new
house, with every modern convenience,
best furnsre and pHimhtng. gas and elec
tricity, floored attic, high ami light cel
lar, cemented, with east. front lot,- Sftxleft
feet. Price I3.WW. Terms, very easy. 8KB
1TB ABOUT . THIS IF YOU HAVE HV
OH IMO CASH. - ' --
OARVTN BROS.
104 Farnam Bt.. ' . , ' 'Phone Doua. 6t
(IB) M973 27
RESIDENCE LOT
60x142 ft., fronting eaet. tilK aqd Wool,
worth Ave., Sl.uOO. For further particu
lars Inaulra of the
W. J. Dermody Investment Co.,
m N. T. T BLIXJ.
Tel. Doug, bm or A-20a. (1)-M74 M
LIST your property wUi), Chria Poyer-, IM
do (.:nmin Hta . it .J
HF.RB IS A CHANCE, FORT .TjOIT Tp
New- 4-room cottaBe. lust completed, full
lot. 11.150; small cash,, payment balance
monthly you'll hale Ap. htf f you jret
In on thle fnlon rnvtment Co.. S10 Bel.
Tel. PoiiSilas 2")4. . . ... (19) M18 Ml
1 tT 1 ' -
WE HAVE BUTERS for a I-room houee, a
s-raom house and a eouDla of vacant lota
NOWATA LAND AND lOT COMPANY.
Suite S24 N. T. me Bldf . Omaha.
'Phone Rod 1 969. Open Evenlnra.
(Z) MTW
WANTED TO BUY
10 to M acres close to city, for cash: muet
be well locates, near car line; prerer no
Improvements. W. R. Homan, 42 Board
pf Trade. (3)-M784 W
ST0YE REPAIRS
Nice lot al eOth and Nicholas Sts. Price I
11,000. Also one of best lots In Betnls park,
near 3d and Lincoln- bouievara.
KELLET INVESTMENT C..
22MI Neville Bids.
NICE LOT
West Front, th and Hickory ftta., S0XU2
ft., tl,300. For further particulars In
quire of the v
W. J. Dermody Investment Co.',
SM N. Y. L. BLJXJ.i-
Tel. Doug, (lot) or A -1083. (19) M76 M
80 A.
$200 an Acre
t miles from court-house (Improved.)
Harrisbn $ Morton,
HOMES IN BENSON Part cash; balanea
same as-rent., w. ei xanon, zas a, or
phanage Ave., Benton. Tsl. Bennon Ml.
(19) 784
S1.4tt
Buys inn feetx2M). a hrauUful building spot
soulheast of Fort Omaha. .
F. 1J. WEAD. lmi IT A rwN A M nr.
. (19-M177ST
- .. , i
, fl&AM,
One bf-the-- best ' built residences with
large grounds one block off West Fsrnam;
owner might accept amaller. property well
located In part payment.
F. D. WEAD, 1801 FARNAM 8T.
inWI-O sVf
- -1 . '.
PUBLIC LAND
Irrigated. . No floods or drouths. Ha crop
failure. Free furt.,. Klie clunata. outn
m Idaho. Kaav terms. Tsn yeavra' time,
Hpeclal excurslotts.' For free- map afMdaho
and particular how to file, address Th
Idaho Land Company, 123 Midland Bldg.,
Kansas City, Mo. ti9) Mm m s
MIDCITY
ADDITION
Midway. between Omaha and South Omaha,
On 8. 13th Bt. oar Una. Four- blocks south
Rlvervlew Park. .-.
BARGAIN.
Four-room cottage, 60 foot south front tot
at 181 h and Van Camp avsnue. 'mis is
beautiful little place apd very cheap,
11.060: must be so d. owner leaving qlty
Just ths place for street car man. W. R.
Homan, S28 Board of Trade.
(59) M7SS
of
With wide
alee grade.
PETERS TRUST CO..
NEW YORK LIFE BLDO.
We want large . loana on well located.
first claes city property. , v
We can place large amojnta at low rates
Peters Trust Company,
Nsw York Lite Building.
' .119) 706 May 21
OWNER SAYS SELL'
Fin slx-rooin residence on Burt St. facing
the Boulevard, modern tn every way. good
basemefit arid walks. The owner Is obliged
to go on h homestead this week. Pries,
12 Wu; Kv essh. balanr same ss rent.
NATIONAL INVESTMENT COMPANY.
i63 Brandais Bldg. Omaha, Neb.
... (19)-4
NEW. 7 rooms," very choice, Bemle Prk
district C. M. Rich, MO N. Y. Ufa
D tr3, A 3m ; ' 19 M9o
LARGE new mod. - S-r. eottsge, cor. lot
100x128, two blocks from car Una; imme
diate possession.: set a horns on easy pay.
mania from ths owner. Doug. Isi4 or even.
logs web- 4si. ) "
g-r. house-and --lot near Jsth and Locust
Sts.; might pay money with this for
good rental property. ,. '
F. IX. WEAD, 1S01 FARNAM ST.
. '.. (19) M17 tl
HAVE three nsw thoroughly modern and
7-room residence properties In best part
or Lincoln, rweo., reaioetioa seennn, wmci,
I will sell at a bargain or exchange tor
Omaha property. What have you? W
. U Kllly. 414 N. Y. Life Bldg.; Omaha.
09J-M92J X
40-ACRE homeateads; cheap rsllnqulsh-
menta. . tarsina, Whitman, Neb.
; (JO)-aliOl MayUs
REAL LAND SNAP "
Section good farm land Cheyenne Co.
Ken., farms an around it. good farmin
country, one crop win pay tor the Ism:
This belongs to a traveling salesman wh
has Immediate use for trie money tied
tn this land and must realise at once. Wil
sacrifice U at W an acre, but must sell t
once.
. NATIONAL INVESTMENT
COMPANY,
iSi Brandais Bldg.,
Omaha. Ni'h.
Ot)-Mei 3
FOR QUICK SALE
U.S0O WILi. BUY ' -
s-room all modern home: hardwood floors
larae uorcltcs. tws lots 100x128 beautifully
laid out and planted with hardy flowering
ahiuba and planta; plenty of fruit; kitchen
garden; cement walks, inquire of owner
4 HarP 8t... Fhons-Harnev. 3499. . '
' ., t Osl-MHM tlx
REAL ESTATE. LOANS and Insurance-
List your, propervy wun na ror sale or
exchaoa. walnut ana 4jrcnaxo Hill
Really Ce.. 4010 Hamilton 8L 'Phones
Harney I7; log.. H-U4S, (is U4
t ALL modem houses cheap, good Invest
meat. 19 Caldwell Bi. i )! ?
NEW furnace a. hov water and hot air oonv
bination heating, i ana t-noie lauoary
hot water heaters, mantle grates, gas
stoves repaired, water fronts and flowet
vases. Omaha Stova Repair works, 130
IM Douglas , St. 'Pfconee Ind. A-SS21;
Bell. Douglas 960. -49
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Colo. A Cal. Express . ..a I S pm
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WANTED TO BUY
HIOHEST prloea for secondhand furniture,
carpets, cloth as and shoes. TeU Doug. 30T1,
(2S-A40
BEST price paid for secondhand furniture.
carpets, stoves, doming, snoes. iti. uou
40L t26)-41
Barllagrtask
' Leave. Arrive
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WEBITER STA- iBTH A WtBtTtB
St. Paal, MlmaoapoUa at
Tha Praotical Auctioneer, stt
N. T. Llf
'3)-W
STANDARD
star I729.
upright piano.
Phono Web
126) M635
BEST prices paid for 2d-hand fumltura,
clothes, shoes, etc. Tel. Douglas 429.
(26) 811 May 23
SECOND-HAND buggy and harness. Call
Harney 1883. () MX3 26x
WANTED To buy, laying hens. Inquire
W. H. Thomas, Brandels Store.
() MU2 27
WANTED--SITUATI0NS
i WANTEX A position In a furniture store;
had 8 years experience ana csn give
good references. Address H 314, rsrs Bee.
(97) M679 96x
AN EXPERIENCED msh would like a
place to -care horses and lawn in city.
Address Q-W Bee (27) 749 Hx
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
LARGE' LOTS
streets and alleys.- All lots on
Every lot desirable and sightly.
PRICES AND TERMS
Prices 'range from 1126 to tfiOO. Terms:
Ona. fifth cash, balanea 810 per month..
SALESMEN ON G ROUND
between 1 and 4 p. m. or any othrAtlme by
appointment. Phone South 382, or Douglas
416. .
McCAGUE INVESTMENT CO.,
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QCARTER-
master. Fort Leevenworth. Ksnsas, Apru
l llkS ka.l.H nfnnmli in. InnlloUI. SUb
Ject to' ths usuafcondltloni. will bs received
lintll 11 a - w . nmrttvaY' time. MaV -30.
1S. and than nnenad In the presence 'Of
attending bidders for the construetion 01 a
two-comnanv harrapka Inrlndlna plumbing.
steam heating, wiring and Installing elec
trio lighting fixtures; one stable, including
plumbing, installing interior conduit, wiring
and fixtures for electric lighting: one gun
snea, one wireless telegraph station, tnciuw
ing plumbing and electric wiring, and one
stable guard and shop, including electric
wiring. Full Information and blank forms
of proposals furnished upon sppllcatlon to
this offlqe. Plans and speclflcstions may
be seen here, also In offices of Chief Quar
termaster mt 1-hir.nvn Amdhfl and Denver.
Depot Quartermasters at Phlladflphla and
St. Louis, Quartermaster at Columbus Bar
racks and Master Builders' Exchange at
Ksnsss Cltv. Mo.- United States reserves
the right to reject any or all proposals or
snv Darts theranf fr.nvBlonea to lie In
dorsed Proposals for Public Buildings and
aaarssssd to Captain Wm. V. oavis. viuar
rmasier. . jUB-w-t-"1"""
Phone Douglas 415.
IMS Dodge St
(19)-84 94
WE CAN SELL YOU TILE
BEST FIVE-ROOM :
BUNGALOW IN OMAHA.
payment of 8400 or more down,
OFFICE OF THE. CONSTRUCTING
Quartermaster. Fort Omaha. Neb.. April
23. 1909. Sealed proposals. In triplicate, sub
Ject to the usual conditions.: will be re
ceived here until 11 o'clock. a. m.. central
standard time. May 8.19U9, for making ex
tension of water system at Fort Omaha
Nebraska, conslstlna of approximately 9u0
feet of 4-inch main. Full Information fur
nlshed on application. - U. reserves the
right to reject any or all bids. Envelopes
containing: proposals to bs msrked ' Pro
possis tor extension or watsr svstem ' sna
sddressed to Cant. C. deF. Chandler. Con
structing Quartermsstsr, Fort Omaha. Neb.
A24.ZW 77-M0-7
nd
With payment of 8400 or
balance ths same as rent.
See it at 1720 Lake ex., part sk - finish.
with south front lot, 40x128 feet, brick
paved street, cement walk and convenient
to Sherman Ave. and Dodge ear lines. IT'S
A BEAUTY, and of the best construction.
Price. 33.900. EAST TERMS.
- GARVIN, UROS..
1804 Farnam 8t -"iiPhone. Dmig. 961
() MU 17
PROPOSALS FOR SHOEING ANIMATES
Offlcs Depot Q. M , Omaha Neb., April 20.
1909. Sealed proposals for shoeing animals
at Q. M. Depot, Omaha, Nebraska, during
fiscal yssr beginning July 1. 1909. will be re
ceived here until 10 a.m.. May 30. 1909. and
then opened. Information' furnished on ap
plication. Envelopes containing proposals
should be Indorsed "Proposals for Shoeing
Animal, snd sddressed to Csptsin J. L.
HINEo, Quartermaster t . S. Army.
A38-94-94-M17-1M9
CstlcasTO,
Om
'.Leave.
Twin CMy Passenger... b 1.80 am
Sioux City Paasengor..-b :oo pm
Sicux City Local o 8:41 am
Emerson Local b pm
Mlsaowrt Paeifl
Auburn' Local
a Dally.
day only.
. Arrive?.
b 9:20 pm
bll 65 am
e 8:30 pm
b 9:10 am
OilAIU LIVE ST0C1 MARKET
Beef Steen Lower fer the Week,
Other, fully Steady.
H00S ACTIVE ADD FIYX HIGHXB
keep , aad La sake gellera All
the Week. C Using Abeat a
Hick as Any Tlsao Tfcls
leasoa.
v
wsaaaw
SOUTH OMAHA, Neb., April 14. 108.
ReoelDts were:
Official Monday ....
Official Tuedsy ....
Official Wednesday
Official Thursdsy ..
Official Friday
Eatimata Saturday
Cattia. Hog.
3.171
iOM
4.106
11.799
US47
467 '
. 949 1M3
.14790 b4.SH
.90.W7 44,98
40.832
36.971
Sheep.
4t
4.08
9.319
ni
1,
187U
41.390
14.14
46.179
17.147
M.313
ths reeelptg
Six days this week.'
Sams days last week
Same days t weeks ago..l6.3M
Same day! S Weeks ago.. 17.398
Same days 4 weeks ago.. 18.68
Same days Isst year ....10.MO
Tha mnAW . tahl. .hnm.1
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
tor the rear to date, comparsa wu.
lone IMA. UM.
i 4.4T 291.823
S7I.91T KW.719
tA.tM 89,048
ki .k.. the avers 4(4
price of hogs at South Omaha for tha last
several days, with comparison
year;
Csttls .i
Hogs
Sheep
The following
Data. 1901. 18u8.1907.1908. 11906. 1904.1908
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
T O0 841
8 80V t 6
8 83 6 43
I 171, 17
84H1 148
I 4 68
.US
9 90
4
7 01
7 0841
6 V
ft li
I 40j
9 41
I
9 48
III
a
86
6 3H
1st
M lb rt
I U I SM 4 84
lb 9
I 49 t0
ill IS
lot t 04
10 498
8 42 1 3 4"
8 a 6 3o 4 80
t 33 4 81
6 84 4 83
3 29 8 881
lit
a
f to
I w
t 19
7 11
I 07
7 02
768
Sunday.
Tha official .nufhber or vara of stock
brought In by each road was;
Cattia. Hog
c, m. A Bt. P
Wabash ..
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
C. A N. W., east 1
C. A N. W., wast 8
C, Bt. P., M. A O
C, B. A Q., esst... ', I
C, B. A Q . west
C, R. I. A P., esst
C, R. I. A P., west
Total receipts 7 98
The disposition of the day's receipt was
a follows, each buyer purchasing tna num
oer of head Indicated: i
- Cattia. Hogs.
1,087
i b 1:60 om bll :30 am
b Dally except Sunday, a bun-
d Dally except Saturday.
Omaha Packing Co...
Swift and Company..
Cudahy Packing Co..
Armour A Co.,
Bwartx-Bolahd ,.
B odd en
Wlamlth
Other buyers
Totals
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
CANADIAN PACIFIC
U8I TBCAJT TOV9 DAYS AT SXA.
Wssklr SaiUng atetwaea Montreal, Que bee)
Til i.i yvvi.
Two days' on tna beautirai St Lawrsnea
river and tha sbortsst Ooeaa route to fiiu-
rope. ' ' .
Nothing cotter on tna Atianue tnaa our
Empresses. Wireless on all steamers.
rust olaaa, SM ssoond. B60 sbs aisujg
eablu, 4S.
Ask your ticket gent, -or. write for sail.
Ings. rates snd booklst. .
u. b. BBniasini( w. a .
83S Soalh (nark Bt Chicago. ,
, 1 1 1 ' 1 ' ', t 1 : 11
OMAHA eTKlVnA.B.naA.RK8DT.
' ' - J'
tapis pastel rafter Trelse Prlet
Blshasl 9r Bayers aa1 Whoieseilera.
BUTTER Creamery, Ke.' delivered tg
the retail trade In l-lb. cartons, Slo; No. I
tn co-lb. tubs, 80Ho; No, t. In 1-ib. cartona
tic: In 80-lb. tubs, 37Vsci packing stock, llcj
fancy dairy, tubs, iiuoxls; common roll,
tr.ah mads, 184110. Market changes avary
Tuesday. i '
KOO9 Freeh sailing Stock, eaodied. 304
So mo storage stock In Oman market
CHUK&KFinest Wlaconala full craasa,
twins, 1m: young AAisrieaa, 4 In hoop, Uc,
fsvorlta, 6 lu -h jop,, 10c; dalslsa, 3U la hoop,
Uttc; crsam brick, full caae, lie; UKk
SwUa, isc; full cream llmburger, lac.
POULTRY Aliva, springs, uc; hsos, lie;
cocks. 4c; ducks, lie: gsasa, 10c: tux.
ksys, Ike; pigun, per dus., 6o, guinea
fowls, pur tot, 83.80; squabs, per doa, 84
esaeo, a
Ur
REAL ESTATE.
FARM AKO HAMCtt LAND rOR SALS)
LEGAL NOTICES
. . OilSea.
COLORADO IRRIOATEUJ SNAP. .
ft acrss joining townaits, , twelve miles
from Denver; fruit and vegetable land;
lira besutifully; fins view of ths moun
tains; Idsal for horn or tnveeUoent This
will be sold at one-half Its prssent value
If at once.
NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO..
681 Brandels Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
(-98
Mehravsltsv.' '
WE' BELIEVE w"eHAVB THE BEST
RANCH IN NfcUtRASKA.. -1.800
acree. two big lake, running water
and everything that YOU waat "for a
- ranch; price. Ill per acre.
Open evenings. ' '
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
8uite -4 N. Y. Life BUL
'Phone Red 199.
0i-BJWl 37 -'
, Oblahesaa.
FOR 8ALB Two choice quarter sections
lsnd in one of the best farming districts
in Garfield county. Okl. Will sell at a
bargain, for ths next 90 days only. Ad
dress B. A. Oarber. Garber.' Okl.
,.-rtrM197 tx
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-SEALED
proposals will be received by ths Ne
braska State Board of Public Lands snd
Buildings st ths office of George C. Jun-
' kin, secretsry of stats, stats house, Lin
coln, neuraaaa, qd i uesuay, may 11. mv,
until 11 o'clock a. m., for ths construction
of a live stock judging coliseum (pavilion)
176 feet long by 200 feet wide, on the Ne
braska Slate 'Fair grounds, near Lincoln,
plans, speclflcstions and details can be
seen st the offices of the secretary of
state and the State Board of Agriculture In
ths state house, Lincoln; and also at tha
office of The- Twentieth Century Farmer.
Room 801. Bee Building, Omaha. Each bid
must be mede to tbs Board of Public
Lands and- Buildings, and be accompanied
by a certified check, payable to ths order
of said board, for two (8) per cent of the
bid. as a guarantee that a contract will
be entersd into, in case of the acceptance
of the bid. The board reserves ths right
to rWecl any and all bids. All proposals
must be made fully In acoordance with the
blank form hereto attached to ths speclfl
rations. GEORGE C JUNKIN, Secretary
Board of Public Lands and- Buildings.
AJldlOt
RAILWAY TIME CARD
CD ION STATIOR 19TB AND MASON
DOUBLE FRAME
House In Kountie Placo rentio
600 year, tor osly.l,00
W. IL G ATES, . ;
Phone Douglas U94. - 617 N. Y. Life Bldg.
-.-:- T (19)-sv7 24
IN OMAHA.' i -A
HOME IF YOU WANT IT.
WILL BUILD FOR YOU near Hanscom
park. North End or most any plaoe you
ant to live. Terms to suit the times.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
Suits S4 N. Y. Life Bldg
Phone Red
199
Open
evenlnga
Omaha. Neb.
(19)-M171 28.
BOULEVARD HOl'E, 3248 North. 19th St.
9 rooms, modern, only 12.600. . Thomas
Bra nnaa. room 1 New York Life Bids
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Paclfto. First official aurtlon aala Of )ou
commences May at 'Vancouver. B. c.
Terms, qusrter cash.'- Fr maps, etc.; write
C. p. Rand. ' Agent fur Governmant and
Railway. Vancouver, B. O.1 tao "MtfT X x
REAL -ESTATE LOANS
MfANTED City ' loans.
' Posers Trust Co.
' " nm-4a
S)0CONB MORTQAOi loana earotiated.
Apply Room 411-11 First Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Bell 'phoaa Douglas 3318. . (M) : t!t
W ANT ED City loams
Farnsm Smith A Co..
aad waa-raata W
IW Faroam St
. , . (32)-4S
PRrVATB money te
414 BranaWie atldg.
U toaa. I.
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on-ssi
PAYNE. BOtrTWICK
PrtvaU snooey; K0
ro.. N. Y, Ufa
86.010; low rata
UO-SJ
Calaa Paetfte
Leave,
.a I 66 am
.a 30 pm
Ovanaad limited
Colorado Expraea
Atlsntic Exprsss
Oregon Express a 4:10 pm
Los Angeles Limited,.. .all :o6 pm
Fast Mall a 3 30 am
China and Japan Mail. .a 4:00 pm
North Platia Local a I II aaj
Colo. Chicago 8necial...al3:18 am
Beatrice A Btromsburs;
Local bU:49 pm
Vsllsy Local (motor,
via Lane Cwt-Off)... al9-09 am
Valley Local (motor). ..a 6:30 pm
Local paasengers sot carried
Noa 1 aad .
Wabaaat -
St. Louis Express
tit. Louts Local (from
Council Bluff a)
Rtanherrv Local (from
Council Bluffs) b 1:09 cm
llllaoss os trad
Chicago Express a f U ana
Chicago Limited I W pn
Mine -t. Paul Express b 7:16 sm
M as -St: Paul Limited a o pm
Omaha-Ft Dodge L'wtLa 4 1 pm
Arrlva
a 9:40 pm
a 6 oo pm
a 3:20 am
a 8 00 pm
a 6:60 pm
a 6:46 pm
a 6:46 pm
a 4'46 pm
a f . 06 am
b 1:49 pm
a 1:46 pm
I I.M am
oa trains
.a (:39 pm a 9 36 am
bens, Uo, sprlnsa, UtouiHai oooka.
sbc; ducks, Lie; gases, 11c; lurtwya, Hu.
FlSH-WhltafUh. f rosso, lvc, herring.
a , . . i . n . . .. ...A. Kit., kw. . nli.t. ...1 , i -. .
m-mt y ........ r " vtsv4-.
ueut too; caUUh, ItttyUc; halibut, so. red
snapper. Lie; biaok bass, 3&c ; erapples, I4J
c; percn, sc. coaiisn. isoi stneiis, sc; Mia,
lac; toDsiera. greaa, sio; Boiieu, tuc; (rugs
Isms. 'o.
lUbs-No. 1, 17c; Na 3, 13c; No. 3, 3VC
Loin No. L Uc; No. 3, UV; No. 3, lCHc
Chuck No. 1, .Wc; No. 2, vine; No. 8, ),
Kound-No. i, 8c; No. 3, o; No. 8. sc,
ruus o. i, no. a, eic; up. a. bo.
FRESH FRUITS Apples, westsrn box
aDDles. tlOOM!0. Bananas. 6-buncn lota.
l-o psr lb. Oiatiges. 864.26. Lemons, 8369
(4.00; urape irutt, at-ou. urapes, Atalagaa,
17.60 per keg Florida pines pplss, psr crate.
BS.W
VEGETABLES Kansas sweet potatoes.
82.76 per bbt California celery, large, 90o;
smalUr, 80c. New York Hollsnd seed cab
bage, 4Hc per lb. Wiscorsm Rod Gloos
onions, zc per lb. California cauliflower,
83 per crate. Tomatoes. Floflds, 8-basket
orate, 83; Cuba, s-bakt crsts, 8. Lettuoa,
par doa., 40a. Old vegetables parsnipa,
turnips, carrots 111 par bbl. Florid nsw
beets, carrots, persnips. turnips. tc, psr
aos., roc.
STRAWBERRIES 83 OOCI 26,
HIDfcS No. 1 groan, sc; No. 1 cured. 9a.
Kaaaaa City Uralat aad Provlsloaa.
KANSAS CITY, April 24. WHEAT May
11. is; July. 9VVc: September, Vie.
CORN-May, 5Wc; July, 05c; September,
OATB unchanged ;' ino. I wntts, HWfwe
No. 3 mixed. 63f04c.
RYE eOc.
HAY Unchanged to higher; choice
timothy, 312.0O12.50; choice prairie, 310.2t
10. Ni; choice siiaira, iis.uoti.ou.
BUTTER creamery, zhc; firsts, Xc; sec
ond, 24c; packing stock, 17HC. .
EGGS-Extras, isle: current receipts, flat
19c: seconds and airtie. lac.
Receipts. Shipments
Wheat, bu 46.0ti0 .o.
Corn, bu 80.000 31.000
Oats, bu 14,000 16.UU0
Options at Kansas City:
Articles.
I Open. High. Low. Class.
Wheat
May July
September
Corn
May
July
September
I I
. 1 18S!
V 01431 1
.1 !VI
I I
IB4WS6I
. ' I.
1 19
1 01
.96
- 83
va2
1.1W
1,873
180
126
157
have be aeareo aad ealeeenea are genar-
ally of ths opinion that ths bulk of the
reel goad supplies rae been marketed.
The receipts this week snow a is rare nr-
crease. ss compared wtlh th receipts oi
Isst week and those of a rear Ign ss weti.
This fsct explains In a largo degree th
inaMHtv of tha buying talent to put a
trftienHn. HmM Im the nrtes list. At
tlmra supplies appeared to create a demand
GRAIN AND PRODUCE UlW
Liverpool Wheat it Demorilixed,
Opening Cablet Wak.
thst savored of urgency. Sheep and '' VALUES AJLE SOLD MTJCH L0WXS
values on this market ars mw only 109 svav ami
16o below Chlcafeo. and It Is generally con-
reded that itils level la too high.
- r . .s. a - I
The nfflrlal Mtimt Ihla wan IS I IW. s
compared with 41. of lt week and 28.31K
or a yar ago.
Quotation on ahMti and lambs: Good to
ehrrf'-S tamisa. ITatVa.n0: fair tn aood lambs,
87 947.60: annd a rhntcs llsrrtt yearlings.
98 9rl ; food to choice tieavy yearllnga.
3Ia4s; a;ooj to choice heavy yearllrge.
9.m.88: a-ood to choice wethers. 8400fl60:
fair to good wethers. 8Ev7Mr 9; gooo to
chotc ewsa I6.76.l6: fair to good awes.
96eWS.Tl; cuUs snd bucks, 32.OOtM.fn.
CATTLE Receipts of csttls, as usual on
Saturday, were - very light, there not
being enough to make a market. The total
for tha wask haa also bean vsrv small as
compared with last week's heavy receipts,
but at tna same time it has oeen aooui oo
par with previous weeks and consider
ably in axcass of tha record mad a yar
. .. ... .. . . . .
i no market on beet steers attraciea most
attention during ths week. Receipts of that
kind of cattle war large in proportion to
the total receipts and the quality was gen
erally pretty good, that is there wera a
good many loads of very well finished
weighty beeves.. Ths market was not at
all to ths liking of sellers. On Tnssday and
Wednesday it slumped badly, being quoted
On the latter day right around 26c lower.
Heavy boevea suffered ths most decline,
bearing out tha statement already mad in
thes columns that business conditions la
the east sr such that the consuming de
mand calls for cheap rather than expensive
meats. Naturally enough tha fair to me
dium light weight cattle were In better
request thsn ths hlsvy cattle and suffered
tha lesst decline. On Thursday and Friday
receipts both hars and at other market
points were very light, with ths rssult that
prices recovered very rsoldly a good share
of th decline. Still the feeling at ths
close Is far from good, ths opinion being
that the sdvsnce of the last two days was
due sntirely to th very light runs rather
than to any Improved condition In the de
mand. Operators on the markst are afraid
of tha results of continued heavy rung and
are generally advising their friend to go
slow In msrketing cattle.
Cows snd heifers were In good demsnd
ull the week and they generally com
manded steady prices, being at ths close
of the week fully as high as they were
ons wssk ago. This sgaln bears out the
assertion thst It Is ths chsap mast that
buyers sr clamoring for rather than tha
expensive.
Blockers and feeders commanded stssdy
to stronger prices, tha market reaching the
highest point of tha ssason this wssk. As
high ss 35.76 was paid for good hay fad
Wyoming.
Quotations on rattle: Good to ehole
cornfsd steers, W0lJ6.60; fair to good corn-
rsa steers, so.wrao ou; common to fslr corn
reo steers, h.bo(o; good to choice cow
and tierera, t JMffoc; tair to good cows
and htilfers, 8l.tuytM.7l; common to fair
cows snd heifer. 32.864ift.86; stock heifers.
tt.t04y4.26: vsal calves. 33.8&43.TC; bulla.
ttsgs, etc., w.vutjt.so; goto to choice stock
er and feeder. I4.6W96.7C; fair to good
tocaers am ie-atr. hwdi.k: common to
fair atocaers sua rars, I3.sjm.oo,
HOftaV Hon aold Is hlehnr thle mnmi...
and what was almost equally astlafactnrv
was tha fact that tha trade was reasonably
aciive ai ins advance, puyers ail sRted
to want a few hogs, both shippers and
pacKers, wun me result mat an aarly clear
ance was effected, in fact, practically
everything in tn yard was sold by 19
o clock in tna morning or soon after. A
very consldsrabls proportion of all ths
hogs sold at 6&6(r7.20 snd on up as high
as 37.80 for ths best heavy hogs. Yesterday
tha bulk brought only t9u(f7.1s, with th
oesi price ai s
1 ouay s aovance maaes a nsw nigh rse
ord for this year, which also means that
ths hogs sold today at th highest point
touched during ths month of April slnoo
1903.
Receipts of hogs this week have been
very liberal, showing a gain of rloaa to
lo.ono head, as compared with last week
and of almost 14,009 as compared with two
weeks ago. a compared wun a year tin.
there la an increase in th receipts for ths
week amounting to 18,600 bead. In spit of
tne vsry isrge runs, in ma met nns been
In sstisfactory condition. During th first
half cf tns woes; prices were a little easier
but during the last three days there was
a sharp movement upward, which leaves
tha markal todsy I04M2HC highsr than it
CHICA06 LI VIE STOCK MARKST
esjBBBsaaa
tattl aad gteadr Hag -
. orally ftlgfcor.
CHICAGO. Aoril 9a.CATTLI&-Rcslpts,
estimated st 60 head; market steady;
oeevee, H.Ttrae.w; lexas sveere. .
"""Ti ii a tin.. f,,wu.w, " '
feeders. tt-ksfilM: cows snd heifers, wooo
."; calves. Kents.&
HOGS Receipt, estimated at 9.6"0 Tieao
rnarkft genersllv 8o higher; light 87.0Oi .40;
mixed, 37 OfhtfT 0; heavy. V OW7.63U: rough.
I7.OS4J7.30; rood to eholoe heavy, 17 .ann.;
DISS. K aoSIASA: bulk of itlM t7.90S7.4B.
SHEEP AND LAMRfl Receipts, estt-
msted St 800 bead: market steady; natives.
M -; westerns. nr4r.00; yearllnga.
8I OJ47.00; lambs, natrva, 84.60tjl.lo, western.
ia.wtsaan.
St. Lowla Llv StMtx Market.
ST. LOUIS. April 24. CATTLE Receipts,
20D head. Including IM Texans; market
steady: native shipping snd export steers.
9fcmf,7 flo: dressed beef and butcher steers,
HooddlO; steers under L00 pounds. 33 63"
6.901 atocksrs and feeders. 84.60tjs.26; row
and hslfsrs. M.ofntX: cannars. 32.007360:
bulls. M0f96.26: calve. 84.60(tf.76; Texa
and Indian steers. M.OOtratO; cows sn
half ent. H 7fy& 9k
HOOS Receipts. 3,100 head: market 6
lOo higher; pigs and lights. H.Wffl.tb;
packers. 87.2Mt7.46; butchers and best heavy,
37.407.11.
SEE1P AND LAMBS Receipt a l.t
head; market steady; native anuttons. 84.60
26; lambs. 8.rvff.iy: cull and bucks,
3.6U86.00; stockera. 38.0OC4.36.
Kaaaaa City Llv Stack Market.
KANSAS CITY. April 34.-CATTL7-Ra-
celi.it. 300 head; market steady: receipts
for the week, 33.100 heartt choice export and
dressed beef steer. 9,0W.W.; fair to gooa.
6.Sxi.0O; western steers, 840QA,36; stockor
snd feeders. 84.0nos.i6: southern steers.
34.966.10: southern cows. 32.76476.00; nstlve
cows, 8S.0rKgfl.; native heifers, M. 76; 1
bulls. 33.601216.26: calves. sU60tI.6O.
HOGS-Recelnts. 3,000 heed; market
strrma to Bo hlarhar: receipt for the week.
M.30Q head; top, r.80; bulk of sale. 88.809
7.36; heavy, 87. 107 90; packers and butcher,
87.0097 80: lisht. 8&0t310: Digs. 16 ROW. 60.
8HBETP AND LAMB8-Roelpts for th
week, si,ooo head. .
t. Jfowepla Lira Staok Markot.
ST. JOSEPH. April 24. CATTLE Re-
eelpt. 100 head; market steady: steer,
14 6MM.80: rows and half ars. 33. 40(9. 60:
16 lalva. xa.OOfi 00.
HOGS Receipt. 3.700 hesd: market
16 B.86O1 strong to 6c higher; top, 87.30; bulk of
iiiei, K.iuvi.iu.
No sheep on sal.
This la Da ta Great f5aeltsboSI
Stamped Sr tha Bear Leader
Cah Wheat glreagth
Featars.
X OMAHA. April K 1.
Liverpool wht mrst we demorausea.
Opsnlng cable showed greet .
Tn domestic msrkst followed thll lead atvl
value wera sold much lower under rreft
excitement and aT stamped by th br
leader. Th trrigt h what ! U
only feature th bulk can .raiy.upon ir
recovery. ' -.,-..
Cora was weak with wneat '",":
tlon continues Support Is leaking am ins
selling presaur told steadily a U0 waakt
enlng prices. fc .
Whest dropped lower, wfth heavy pOud.
Ing and continued llquldatloft by th boara.
Lower cables stsrted a rush Of il,Dl '
the start and value crumbled Ind nvr
regained their loe of ths riy traaa. sjay
Wheat opened at 8118 and eioeeo si i it-.
Corn was wesk. due tt th lowr wheat
market and furthar liquidation. Receipt
ar moderate and cash com held teaay
on fair demand and light offering- ..
May corn opened at c and eioara at
"V: . '
primary wheat receipt a wera .-
bushels and shipments wre 248,000 bushels,
sgslnst receipts Isst year of 370,000 bushali
and shipments of 896.000 bushel.
torn receipt wer xio.ooo ousnets n
shipments war SW.OOO buauhel. against re
ceipts last year of WO.ftno bushel and ship
ments of 298,000 bushels.
Clearances ' wr 17.009 bushels - or corn,
10,000 bushel of oats and wheat and flour
oust to 229.000 bushels.
Liverpool cloeid 2Hd loWr on wht
and ld lower on corn.
Local rang of option: - -
Article. I Open. I Hlgh.l Low. I Clos. Yes's.
Whsat-
May... 1 11 1 18
July...) 1 04 1 04W
Corn
May... (6 86":
July... 4a 4H
Bept... 66H ti
Oats
May... 674 HH
Sept... 38Hf 38
1 U
444'
-4A
1
1 14U
11K
4'9I
84a
3.
! 3S!4l
1 11
'8H
lams City Llv Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. April 34 -(Special
Telegram.) BATTLE Receipts. 300 nsad.
Market Steady; beevei, 8&00cg60; fat cows
snd hslfcre, lt.507.60; feeders, M-OOQa-SO;
vearlthfts. 33.00rT4.0.
HmiHNSoaiot. s.suo neaa. aiaraei
teddy; range of price, 88.80ty7.2D; bulk of
sales. ia.sW7.i0;
1
1 18 I 1 ISA
lVi9Hf-
94Vt wy.B
tUStrl'B
I2' C"B
B bid.
.a tMf am
all it pm
bs9:U am
a 8 46 pm
a 3 39 am
a 6 30 am
all 89 sm
Waal Markot.
BO8TON. Mss., April ?4. WOOL Ths
lesdlng domestic quotations range a
follows: Ohio snd Psnnsylvanla fleeces.
XX, :'4&J6c; X. 3a3c; No. 1 washed, 3
tie. No. 3 washed. 23424c; half-blood,
combing, 3utl31c; three-eighths blood, comb
ing, aU-llc. gusrter-blood. combing. 39ti31c;
delslne.- wsal.ed. 3ij40c. Michigan, Wlacon
sm and New York fleeces, fine unwashed,
i4J3c; detains unwashed. 2fJ29c; half
blood, unwashed, .3c; thneo-elgliths
blood, unwaahed. 29c; quarter-blood, 269
2kc. Kentucky, Indiana and Mlaaourt, three
eighths blood. IWWOr; quartsr-blood, tat)
c. Scoured values: Texas, fins. 18 months,
tvir2c; fine, to 8 months, 63&64e; fins,
fall. dWfMTc. California, northern. 684)40c;
middle county, ehttouc; fall, free. 4643H&0.
Oregon, eastern. No. 1 staple, 62tfii3c; sast
ern clothing. 66i67c; valley. No. 1. 48ii)e.
Territory, fine staple, 43c; fine me
dium saple. 0tiSic; fine clothing. 680dc;
fine medium clothing. 68 V; half-blood,
m3c; three-eighths blood. 6siid0c: quartsr
blood, 6ui363c. Pulled, extra, 4Nc; fine A,
j,.'i-- A tirrs. 61'966c.
ST. LOUIS. April 34.-WOOL llrm; tsr
rltory and westsrn mediums. VXifte; fin
mediums. 184?23c; fin, ironic.
- Hllwaake Oral Market.
allLVTAUKEE. April 24 WH EAT-N'a 1
northern. 3124: No. I northern, 31.2USO
t; July, lirv ,
aa
Inor
1.2,
waa at th closs of last week.
No. At. Ik. Pr. Ne. At.
M M ... IS N IN
It I It Ml
M ) 0 4 Tt 174
4A toe 48 I 47 134
at IM WO I M M IIT
M Ill 40 I M 1 4
0 174 1 I tl II
It J'd i 4 11 a
lot a I so n ,. .
17 1"t K ID 9 Ill
II ill IM I tt 4I
Bt IM U IM Tl Ill
M IM 40 I W 14 IM
Tt Ill M IN 11 241
It Ill 4 I W 14 IJ7
H tni . . I4 H ri
SI lol I M 17 141
M 9M ... IM 17 141
M Ill I N M Ut
N IM IM 4 N TT 1st
tt SO IM 14 M. 141
It Ill M I M It U4
7t Ill 49 I M sil
II II ... IM t lit
It :i 1H I M U I4T
74 m i 1 n ' i
14 IM 14 I M M HI
71 an I m . t ut
1 M IM 1 a i ,
71 ... IS U rM
M tat 14 ? M SM
7" IN ... ft II la
M til mo f el rt ia
74 4 t m II its
TT. M a IS) tM
71 t! 1 M at tai
TT IM t T tl. MT
It ru 4 7 4 0 1ST
It Ml ... TO 64 S
Tl 14 9M I St
Ik.
M I 01
7
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110 T M
W t
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lit
4 14
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It T 14
... 7 1
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M f tl
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... 7 II
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IM 7 11
M T II
MTU
MTU
tM T 11
MO T 11
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M T ITVj
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SM 7 Sit
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r
tack ls Sight
Receipts of llv stock at th lx principal
western mantel yesieroay:
Cattle.
South Omaha 240
Sioux City ..300
St. Joseph 100
Kafisd City oo
St. limls too
Chicago 60
Hogs. Sheep,
.8xa
8.300
8,700
2.000
000 1.300
9.600 4,009
.Totals .
L090 2S,i83 6.300
aa la generally tha rase
a holiday In the sheep
EH EBP Today,
on Saturday, wai
barn, there being ne arrivals or bald over
supplies.
Honors ere shout evenly divided between
bearish and bullish tslent this week. Values
held up well as a rule axrapt en Wednes
day, whsn buyers wer able to force a loe
break, aided by lower Chicago advlcss.
This decline wss mors thsn mad up on
yesterday's markst, and present prices ars
stronger than last week's closing quota
tion Ths advance, however, I oaly a
nominal one. Quality throughout th week
ha been fair to good Prime offerings
RIW YORK OBItCltit MARKET
ttaotatloas Of th Day mm Vartoa
. Commodities.
NETW YORK. April 34. FLOUR Re
ceipt. 12.000 bbla: exports,' 13.900 bbls,
market unsettled. Minnesota patents, .o
04. 30; winter straights, 36.S0O4.10;. Min
nesota bakers, t4.eutrb.lo: winter extras
84.2ecra.98. Kansas atralghta, I6.7oaa.90. Rye
flour, firm: fair to good. 84.4bS4.lb: choice
to fancy, ii.xuna.oo.
CORNMBAL Whits and yellow, Il.aon
1.86; coarle. 816091.116; kiln dried, 13.60.
RYE Firm; No. 3 western, 96c, f. o. b
New York.
WH BAT Spot markst unsettled; No. I
rod, 11.40, ssked elevator: No. 3 red. 81.40,
aeked f. o. b.. afloat; No. 1 northern
Duluth. n.9M. f. o. b.. afloat: No. 3 hard
winter. - 81.8144. f. o. b.. afloat. Options
opened 2c lowsr and ruled unsettled under
cablea. weather new and heavy nouiaa
tron; further declined Sc and closedweak
t a not logs of Wftkc May closed at
11.244; July cloood at 81.15; September
cloeed At 31 .074.
CORN Receipts, 7.909 bu. ; spot markst
steady s No. 3, Sic. (levator, and 78c, f. o. b
afloat: No. 2 white. 79c. nominal, and No.
3 yellow. 780, f. o. b., s frost. Options mar
ket opened waa ana irs lower; ruiea un
settled under liberal offerings with poor
csbles and closed sasy at a net loss of V8
lSte. May closed at 77e: July cloaed at
76Uc: SebUmbar closed at 747,40.
UATB nocoipis, sj.buu ou.; exports, lo.an
bu.; spot market steady; mixed, 28 to 33
lbs.. 67UHMKC: natural wnits. nine ins.
WWfl-Sle; clipped whit, M to 42 lb.. UW
c.
HAY steady: pto. a tbupwc; good to
choice, ooeeee.
HIDFJ8 Firm; Bogota, l,ej20e; Central
America. 3044.
PROVISIONS Beer, stsady: family. 814.60
tjAI 00; mess. tl0.6tKaH.00; beef hams. 324.tt9
28.00; packet. l2.6O914.06; city, extra India
mess. 33l.BOffi23.00. Cut meat, firm; pickled
balnea. iiu.uouio.o; pickiso nsms. iii.uul
Lard, steady; western, 10.664?V.86; refined.
stesdy; continent, 111.10; south AJnsrlca,
811.80: compound, 87.7MM 19V. Pork, firm
family. 19.O02O00; short clear, 87M.60t.60;
meis. Ill 60W19 oo.
TALLOW Firm: city (13 psr pkg.). We:
country, packaga frse. sjlTlo.
RICE Firm; doieetlc. fslr to extra, 80
H4c; Jsnan. nominal.
POULTRY Alivs, dull; chlcksns, broli
rs tbtiZ&c; fowls, 16Slc; dressed, firmer;
western chickens, 12c; fowls. 1616Hc.
BUTTFR-Stsady at the decline; receipts.
6. Ill tlsrees; creamery speclsls. 37$37V;
official pries, lie: creamery extras, aa
ttj'jc; eresmery, third to firsts, 2026c; held,
thfrd to extrss. 19428c.
CHEE8E Firm; unchangsd: receipts.
14 boxes; weekly exports. 804 boxes;
stat. full crssm. new, colored, belt, 14$
16c: ssm. fslr to Choice. 13tf14Vc; xeme.
white, bet, 14H; same, fair to good, 124j
UEGGS Easlsr; receipt. 17.788 races; west
ern storage packed. nsty&22c: western firsts,
lJJ(ic; seconds, tic: southern firsts, 21 a
21 Vic; southern second. aoAtc.
St. Loots Geaeral Market.
T t rtl'TB Anrll ti -tVHriT1 .....
track. No, t red. eaeh, 81.43-tJl.44: No. 3
hard. II 241.: May. 31. 19; July, tl.037.
CORN-Lowr: track. No. I cash. TOUa;
No. 2 white. 7187iHc; May. 7l4e; July. H,t4C.
OATS Futures, lower; cssh, stesdy;
track, NO. cssh. 64c; No. 3 white. MWc;
Mav, KHic; July. 47c.
RTE-Nomlnal. 83c.
FIOUR Stesdy; Ted winter patents, 84 40
O 90, sxira isncy sna sirsignt, 91.4054.26:
hard winter clears. 84 0004 60.
SEED Timothy. 92.26433.60.
OORNMEAL 83.40.
BRAN lowar; sacked, esst trgek. I1.3A9
1U.
HAY-Highrj timothy, til 80J17.sO: prsl
ris. 3U00(Br?6rt
IRON COTTON T7ES-t0e.
HEMP TWINE 7c.
PROVISIONS-Pork. stesdy: jobbing,
817.60. Lard, prims stesm, 810.06910.il. Dry
salt meats, unchanged; boxed extra shorts.
tl.7l; clear ribs. 811.00; short clears, 811.06.
Bacon, anchangsd: boxed sxira short.
81176; clear rib. 31100; short deer. 311.00.
POULTRY Quiet: ehleken. 12V; aprlng,
18c: torkev. HMJlMfco; ducks, lie; a-ees. 6c.
BUTTtt Steady ; creamery. Ktytee.
HOGS Steady. 19e. case csunt.
Receipts and shipments of flour aad grain
Were as follows:
Rece'ni. Shipment
Flour, bbl sort too
Wheat, bu Toa Mm
Corn. hu..,.v ,.,,8400 eon
Osts. bu.. ovti 17.000
Toledo Seed Markat.
TOLBDO. A pril 34 SlTttDttOlovar, cash,
390: AprH. 1190: Ontober. 90: Deoamber.
8810; No. 1, V; No. 3. 8.6; No. 4. 65.60;
rejected. 8616; ne grade, 84 86, Timothy,
prims. 8180. Alsiks. prims, 38.14.
Osaaha Cask Prievs.
WHEAT No. I hard.' tl.UU9: No. t
Jard, Il.l4117; No. 4 hard, 1.001.W; No.
spring, 81.14ffl.ll '
CORN-No. 8. Vc; no grsds, 85fl No. I
yellow, V; No. I yellow, oWi9wto; No. 8
white, 94c; No. 3 white, 08Bjc.
OATS No. 8 mlxsd. 8ao: No. 3 vellow.
U4o; No. t whit, tie; 4V0. whit. MH
rtiB no. 1. tic; no.'i. ttwio.
Urlet ttetta.
Wseat Com. Oats.
Chicago 9 63 180
Minneapolis 146 ...1 ...
Omaha 4 , . . 14 tt
Duluth ..'.'y..i!;;::.;stttr-;'' ...
CHICAGO GRAIN AKD PROVlIO!S
Peatares of the Tradtn and Closlag
Prls Baetrd of Trad. '
CHICAGO. April 34. Additional declines
occurred In whest prices todsy, ths July
delivery dropping to 31 07, a break of tvo
compared wtlh yesterday' clos. May gold
off to 11.18, which waa 4e bslow th pre
vious cios. Th market closed wesk at
net losses of lwie. Corn, oats am
visions declined with - wheat, - hot
fairly steady.
Owing to a sensational decline of 2UC4A6d
In wheat at Liverpool th markat her
opened greatly demoralised and with prices
ranging an tna way from joso to iae oeiow
th final quotationa ytrdy, July being
st 31.07 1.08 and May at 3L19H1.30H.
Tha September delivery joined company
with tha. December option below tha dol
lar mark for a brief period at tha start.
hen It aold at 99Hc. Th severe slum at
Liverpool wss said to be du to greatly in
creased offering of Argentina and Indian
wheat at lowsr prices, and to continued
favorable report regarding th European
crop.. Th selling furor subsided to loan
sxtent after the first few minutes and a
much calmer feeling was manlfestsd. With
tna exception of the Msy and December de
livery prices held within th opening rang.
Toward tha middls of th day Mar d.
dined strll further to ti lt, whim th De
cember option rallied to $1 00. A number of
rauie wer expei-ionced during th day,
but they wer unimportant and wer oooa
slonsd by covering by shorts and by buy
ing by owners of dowwward Indemnities.
Crop advlcss wsr of an optimistic char
acter. There wa scarcely enough cash
wheat on aale to make a market, but de
mand wa excellent and price held firm.
Th market .closed heavy, with Mav at
81.19Tb. July at 31.07 and Bsptsmbcr at
ti.oo.
corn wag subjected to heavy liquidation
early and prloea broke sharply, but later
much of th loss was regained on the fre
buying of Msy. Tha slump at tha start was
dus to a break at Liverpool and to tha
further decline In wheat. Trad during th
last part of th day wa rather alack. Tha
day's range on May was between 87'ac and
6lo, th clos a a at th top. Final quo
tation ahowed net In of MMsc to c.
Oat opened depressed.. Later th mar
ket wss bearlsnly affected by Improved
weather condition. Th markat displayed
no great buoyanoy and at th clos prices
were unchanged to Htta lower.
Provisions were inclined to b wak rly
following grain, but demsnd by local ck
srs caused a steadier feeling. Price, closed
iVsc lower to 80 highsr.
Ths Isading future ranged a follow:
Articles.) Opn. High. Low. Clo. Yes'y.
Wheat
May 1 30: 1 to J II
July I 1 08 1 08 1 67
Sept. 1 00 1 00 99
Deo. 98tf9 1 tt) 88
Corn I
Msy 684W8 68 67
July (& 871. . t
Sept. 6iM 841 6
Dec. tr 67 67
Oats 1
Msy 6466 86 64
July 46t'488 48
Sept. UO-ill 41 , 41
Dec 41T 42 . . 41
Pork I
May 17 86 17 87 17 80
July 17 97 13 02 17 92
Sept. 17 97i 18 00 17 U
Lard- 11
Msy 10 90 I 10 30 V) 30
July 10 431 10 46 10 41
Sept. 10 66 I 10 67 W 66
Ribs I I
May . 9 80 I 86 9 80
July 8 70 9 72 9 17
Sept. 82! I 82 9 80
1 lt , I 12 r
J H 1 10
10fri lAj
tV IM
8' 89
' 7 '':
Wl8t J
. : 7il ..' 7 . .
: 6! 66
48,48
li' "... ,
41 - 41 -
17 SS 17 88
11 00 Km
17 86 13 80
I 90 10 84
10 41 10 46
10 66 19 tl
824'
72 70
82 9 81
No. t
Cash quotation wer a follow;
FLOUR Weak; winter patent. t6fa6 80
winter atralghta. 86.46d.0; spring patenu'
t6.9ur.10: spring straight.. M.60C170;
bakers. 14 4044.70. n '
ri.BsL"ig;3eE,y: ermr,.
..EOB8t'dyJ .mar. inciudad.
firsts, 30c; prim flrt. ao.
. ,f KEBtt Stesnly; daisies. 14fiirc: twins.
144 lAc: young Americas, it-unte; long
horns, lt'16c.
POTATOES-fitteady; choice to faatey
$l.'4l.o7; fair to good, tl .001.01
PoTtLTR Y-Sl.ady ; turk)T17?; ehlck
en 13c: springs, 5.
VEAL Stesdy; 60 To 60 lbs., 860:
to 86 lbs , Wc: 86 to 110 lb. , 7oV
BARLEY Feed Or mixing, e5Watic: fair
to choice malting. ti7c.
8EEDB Flax, .No. 1 SOUID western, 9164;
No. 1 northwestern, tl-64. Timothy, U.sO.
Clover, t 46. r.
PROVISIONS-Mes pork; psr bbl.' ttfa
617 99. Lsrd, per 100 lbs., 81O 89. Short ribs
sides (looss). t960j96t; short Cleat atdea
(boxed). U.7T10 26. '
Total elesrsners of wheat and flour wr
equal to 239.009 tu. Primary receipt wer
Sl,0u0 bu..- compared with 3714)09 pu. th.
corresponding day a year ago.'
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
9 cars; corn, a csro; ou. Ut cars; hogs.
33,(M) bsad. . . .. , .
Mlaaaapalls Oraia Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. April . 34. WHEAT
Msy, tl II; July, tl.1l. Cash: So. 1 hard
ll.SSl.t2; No. 1 northern, tl Ht1 3l4; No!
2 ncrthera, tl.l9$l.l; No. t northarrl. tl It
8l 17.
FLAX Cloeed at V K
BRAN In bulk, t a.vCxa'il 60.
rLOl:R-F1rt patent. )7rV 9; aec
en patent. I6.0t36 80; fu-ai IsArs. HlOtt
4.96; second clears. 88 26 SI. 45. "
Peev4a Grata Market.
PEORIA. III. April M.-Cul.vMM,
No. 8 yellow, 70J71V; No. 6 yellow. ,: ,
K tTtrio; No. I 704: 3o. 8W
uis-ueJi Maun, ee SS
64W4c, Na, 4 white, sttgo.
eyktt.