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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-19
LIVE STOCK.
Union StOckyards.

Official receipts ut South ST. Paul: 8
hogs, 81 cattle. no calves. no sheep.
Hogs-Not enough received TO make a mar
ket the only receipts being small bunch,
driven in, There Is a better demand than
for six weeks past and more hogs will be
wanted Eastern markets were quoted iUc
lower, but active at the close.
CattIe-The only receipts were load of
stockers, and not enough cattle Of any kind,
except yearlings ana stockers, TO maze a mar
ket Three cars Of the best of the yearlings sold
at Slf.jD each, ard the balance will be shipped
West The weakness of the fat cattle mar
ket is causing shippers TO hold back
Quotations; Prime steers. $3.50 a ) 20 /:
good steers, S2.7aGbJ 40: prime cows 81 .5Ol1
200; good cows, Ss02-50; common to fair
cows. SI.2502: light veal calves, S5G375:
heavy calves S2lG3; stockers, SaGI2 50; feed
ers, S2.5O02.0O; bulls. stays aud oxen, Sl.251
225.
Sheep-No receipts and no trading; values
firm for good butchers. Quotations: Nut
tons, S47JDj5U lambs. S5l55.50; mixed. 81 rs
l15.25.
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A SURE THING.
But IL Turned Out Not So Sure for
the Man Who Thought He Was
Mt

But IL Turned Out Not So Sure for
the Man Who Thought He Was
Smart.
II will bet," says Doc Marlborough.
the sporting man, while sitting last
night in the cafe of a Broadway hotel
with a party of friends. 'that | can pick
on: any brand Of champagne by the aid
Of my palate alone, and without seeing
the bottle or the label on it,"
The remark evoked a jeer OF disbe-
liei, says the New York Commercial
Gazette.
Il mean it." continued Doc. land
I'll back up my statement with money.
For ten years have drank nothing but
champagne-it's the only stimuIant my
doctor Will allow me-and what | don't
know about fiZZ isn't worth knowing.
Why, outside or telling you the brand
after one sip, | can almost call the turn
on the vintage
IL have here" sad Jim Colman
quietly, ''some $40 that say you can't"
Doc smiled upon the rash better in a
plying way.
II don't want to rob you. jim" he
said; put your money away"
You won't bet?-'
mo. It's simply picking your pocket"
''Then II order three small bottles
of three different wines will you agree
to pay for them IL you fail to pick them
out by taste alone after being blind
folded?'
Doc pondered. The man at the table
toward which he was facing lifted up
the wine-list and Docs ocular organs
lighted upon it. There were three
brands upon it. 'Cliquot." 'Mumm"
end "Perrier-JOuet.0
I'm 70 you" ne said.
4 napkin was bound tightly over the
eyes of the champagne sharp, and jim
Colman ordered the wine. There were
three sharp pops. and glass was placed
IN Docs hand. He slipped It and sat it
down. \ second and third followed
Well" queried Goiman.
You have given me- answered Doe
with smile of triumph. ''some Cliquot,
some Mumm aud some Perrier-JOuet-'
They removed the napkin. and on the
table before him be saw TWO big bottles
OF ginger ale, uncorked but full. and an
empty pint-bottIe OF Mumm.
Then the boys omitted warwhoops of
glee. and the waiter handed check for
Sc to the man with the phenomenal
palate.
I 1t was a nice bluff aud neatly ca lied.
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at southeast corner Jackson and Sycamore
streets
Teuth election district OF the Ninth ward,
~ No DDi Cortland street
Eleventh election district Of the Ninth
ward. nj southeast corner Rice and Magnolia
streets
Twelfth election district Of the Siuth ward.
at No. III Martin street
Thirteenth election district OF the Ninth
Ward. on Valley south side, between Canada
aud Warren streets.
Tenth ward.
First election district Of tne Tenth ward. At
booth next 10 engine house on cast side Of
Asbury avenue, Oetween Taylor aud Hewitt
avenues.
second election district Of the Tenth ward.
at HamlIne Citizens UniOu hall. Wesley av-
enue near Smelling
Taird election district Of the Tenth ward,
az engine house lot. corner Raymond aud
Ham pdeu avenues.
Fourth election district % the Tenth ward
at Bayless avenue aud Great Northern rail
way. near st. Anthony Park station.
Eleventh ward.
First election district OF the eleventh ward.
az west side Cleveland avenue between chi
cagO. Milwaukee & -. Paul Short Line and
ST. Anthony avenue. lot /, block l. Merriam
Park Fourth addition.
Secoud election district OF the Eleventh
ward. at police substation on Prior dvenua
between Oakland aud FesOula avenues "a
Mon PARK
Third election district Of the Eleventh ward
az southeast corner Ashland and Smelling
avenues
Fourth election district Of the Eleventh
ward at Old Reserve Town House, Smelling
avenue. near corner Randolph street.
THOS. A. PRESDBRGAoT. city ClsEk.
aDrlfBmgyy
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CALLOPEO DOWN A CREASED SLIDE
Report and Heavy Receipts Of Hogs Chi
cago Induced Rapid and Large
Drop in Price.
NET LOSS OF TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
Light Trading But Some Gains in Chicago Grain Pits
Buish at New York.

CnIcAGO, April ia shake-Out in
pork woke things up In the provision
pit today. II was claimed that the gov
ernment estimate on the condition Of
sWine-9J.2-w discOuraging to hold
ers, and when the announcement was
passed that the receipts Of hogs here
amounted TO 5000, or 1900 more than
expected. there was lively dumping
down to Sg.SJ for May. The July price
went off to $40. Recovery was very
nl0H until Just before the close, when
portion Of the loss was regained The
break from the closing figures Saturday
20 the bottom touched today was just
pc. good volume Of stop orders came
out and trading was active, the local
''longs" also unloading. At one time
the premium on changing over from
May 10 July widencd out 20c the pack
ers doing considerable business in this
direction. The market reacted IN SYM
pathy with wheat. Lard aud RIBS were
comparatively steady.
In the absence Of foreign market ad-
vices business In the wheat pit aver
aged hight Fluctuations were confined
10 a moderate range till toward the end
of Tie session. The weakest feature OF
the days happenings was all increase OF
s1s.O00 bu in the visible supply. When
an increase was seen 10 be inevitable,
but while still uncertain In amount, tine
market was at its weakest, but it re-
covered soon after the posting OF the
actual amount. Cold. yintry weather
in France and England was the latest
piece Of news OF an influential charae
ter, and it's coming when the market
was in badly OVers0ld condition sup
piled the motive for lively bulge OF
nearly &c. A gain OF &c since Satur-
day was established at the close.
Corn was independently firm and
gained &c In the May future. The i'm
preston prevailed that receipts are not
likely TO be heavy for some time, and
tile possibility OF any increased proper
ton being inspected into the contract
grade this side OF June dimlnishes
daily.
Oats ruled easy because OF trading by
bears, and closed sc under Saturdays
latest figures.
l'reights we're weaker and lake rates
lower. There was a moderate number
of boats offered, but the demand was
not urgent Charters TO Buffalo were
made at l2ic for wheat, lZc for corn
and &c for barley
The estimated receipts for tomorrow
are: Seyenty-fYe cars OF wheat, 900
cars Of corn, 32J cars of oats and 1900
hogs.
The leading futures ranged as foIlows:
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Third Ward.

First election district of the Third ward at
Smith park, east side OF Sbley street. be
tween Fifth and Sixth streets
Second election district OF the Third ward
Mt southwest corner Of Oiive aud Sixth
streets
Third election district OF the Third ward
at east side Of Kittson street. corner OF sixth
street In front of No. J9s kiltsOu street
Fourth election district OF the Third ward
at east side kittson street. corner Eighth
street
Fifth election district Of the Third ward
at northeast corner Pine and Eighth streets.
Sixth election district of the Third ward
nj west side sibley street, between Sixth and
Seventh streets
Seventh election district OF the Third ward
at west side OF ROsabel street, between
Eighth and Ninth streets.
Eighth election district OF the Third ward
at No. So Broadway street
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Convincing Proof.

Detroit Free Presa
Look at those gloves.' said shop
per at the glove counter. as she held up
ner hands eacaSed in neat brown kids.
What's thr. matter with tho Sc
g.oves?T asked the salesman brrsklY.
WHY. when | straighten my hands
OUT so, they wrinkle on the backs like
that
will you pull one OF those gloves of,
iady?'
She lid as requested.
Now. straigiten your hand ont. so.
That skin fits worse than those gloves.
doesn 'tlt?T
She took the gloves and hurrisdly de-
parted.
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British Grnin Tratle

LONDON. April f8-The Marx Lane Express.
in its weekly review OF the British grain
trade. says:
When the markets closed last week English
Wheats were firmer ana holders were asking
Cd advance The average price throughout
the country is lis 81. This is still It miserable
price for good qualities, being IS decline
since Jan. l. Foreign wheats remained quiet
at a recovery OF 6s Both France aud Ger
many we're buying California left off firm at
J3s Indian was depressed, the fall in the
price of silver causing forced sales at 3Ss.
The total quantity Of wheat on passage is :,
59S 900 quarters Corn was weak. CaFgoes
Of mixed American were quoted at 3Qs Oats
3D. dearer Barley. beans and peas were dull.
There were large supplies Of linseed and
prices dropped Is.
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ST. PAUL REAL ESTATE.

The following real estate transfers were r,
corded yesterday;
Peter ZaDawa TO Waleuty. west 1. IL -
bid :. Winters add .. 81
Jno LeuthOld 10 A Talimscge. lt Z,
blk >, Oakland Park: IL =, DaufoFth
Park. and lot ]. Victoria aud Lafond
add 49, ~
Clewett 10 John smith lt Is blk -
Auerbacn's rear pt " bite Bear .. 3
Ellen CroKford 10 Laurence Kelly. 10
u. blk o., West ST. Paul Real Estate
and Enforcement Syndicate No. L. IL
Total, 4 transfers .-.... 81 >
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81 Ioui. Pro,Iuee

unchanged Wheat weak. very tame and
slow I'll near the close. when there was a
quick advance and prices closed A6Ese
above Saturday; No 2 red. cash. SIC. May
closed at Sitse June. SIC. July. 70ssc. Al
gust, 10c Corn very slow but closed at 3jlAc !:
July, Josac. oats a fraction better. No. .
cash. 30c bid. May. 30Ac; July. 2G4tc Rye
None offered Barley quiet iowa sold at
SOC Bran quiet GctGGlc. according 10 loea-
ton Hay steady: prairie. 5i65J; timothy
; i0Dl3.5O. Flaxseed steady. g551c
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Dry Goods.

New YORK. April ls.-The dry goods mar
keI opened encour agingly. Orders by mail
transactions on the spot indicated improving
tendencies in demand. Requests were chiefly
for goods 10 meet current wants of jobbers.
by scme fair transactions were had with cut
terS and converters in brown, nleached and
colored cottous Cotton hannelS also re-
eeIYed some attention from jobbers for next
season WooIeu dress goods continued to
be the most active article. many orders being
placed for future delivery. There was also
something doing IN fiannels or next season
have had considerable sale. and are not so
active in consequence The market was un-
changed but the tone tends 20 improvement.
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Scardia Bank 70 John Saistrom. Ito
blk ! g. y Merriam add $500 1890 "a
Mary l. LUsk "a Geo " jerks. is and
=. blk q. Wolfofd- side & Reed add I0.Bsl
Michael EyggisI 10 L ; schultz. part Us
ava :. Blk isi. town Of Minneapolis ? 20
Minnesota Loan and Trust 60 20
Chapman. its II and II. blk ]. Mound
Bay PARK y
Genrge X Nimm0us 10 Herbert G Otis
u I. blk 4, Dean PARK ...---.--...... CO..
Total. II deeds ....-......--- ga. TO
MINNEAPOLIS BufLpISs PEEzFTs
ThefolIowfng building permits were issued
nj the building inspectors Office yesterday:
higoee. 7l6 Third az. sou th. remod-
cling dwelling ..........-...-. SI-30
Mrs II G Morrison. io9 central az.
3-story brick store and oifiee build
ing ........ 600
William II Ensiis. corner Third ~
south and Fourth sy. 4story brick
ONCE buiiding ................. .... go GO
II Groiefend. 500 University ay
northeast 2-story frame dwelling 3.s0G
Pztyin. 9s3. 9sd. Us Plymouth az. ?
story brick aud stone store fats 1890. T. so
While. 5i3-3i5 Broadway ay. north
east. double 2-ssory frame dwelling. 2sG0
Eighteen minor permits. .-.......-..... 2.5S5
Total. twenty four permits So. 45l
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, A pril s.-Caltle-Receip pts I3OO0;
shipments. 3. 900; market active; Zoe higher:
good 10 extra steers, =. 25G14 .75; others, SO
$50: Gamers. 81 6S12.25; stoekers. 81 500
325; cows. S2.40s3. ~. Hogs-Receipts. 81.
900; shipments, 1900; market active; l0c
lower: rough and common. Si256e4.50;
mixed and packers. 81 6cG5465: prime
heavy and butcher weights, S46j04 10.
light, S4lC0475. Sheep-Receipts, 5000:
shipments, 5000: market active steady TO
higher; ewes Si,5cl1i,7 10; wethers and year
lngs sGGs6.95; Westerns. S5.75I6J; lambs,
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Fifth Ward.

First election district of the Fifth ward, at
No. 30 West Seventh street
Second election district Of the Fifth ward,
at No 2l9 West Seventh street.
Third election district OF the Fifth ward.
near corner West seventh and Walnut
streets. southwest corner
Fourth election district Of the Fifth ward,
at the southeast corner Smith avenue aud
sherman street.
Fifth election district Of the Fifth ward, at
No. 3li West Seventh street.
Sixth election district OF the Filth ward, At
No 353 West Seventh street
Seventh election district of the Fifth ward
at No so West seventh street.
Eighth election district of the Fifth ward
81 No. 81 West Seventh street.
Ninth election district of he Fifth ward. al
south side West seventh street. between Rich
moud aud CoIborne streets.
Tenth election district OF the Fifth ward, at
No. S97 West seventh street
Eleventh election district of the Fifth ward,
al No. 954 West Seventh street
Twelfth election district Of the Fifth ward,
at No gs5 West Seventh street
Thirteenth election district Of the Fifth
ward at corner OF West Seventh street and
Lee avenue.
Fourteenth election district of the Fifth
ward at north side Randolph, between Vic
toFia and Milton streets.
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NEW YORK. April l5.-The continued
strength with the increasing activity IL
the stock market today showed that the
bulIish feeling among operators Is in
creaslng in Wall street, aud the attacks
Of the bears only served 10 bring out
inside support. Richmond 81 West
Point and New England were special
examples OF this. The principal seat OF
the bullish feeling is again in the coal
stocks. The particular strong point ~
tue market today, however, vas West
ern Union, which was helped 10y un-
doubted buying for the long account.
which has continued for 80 long time.
and has steadily, though slowly, adj
yanced the price to figure which 1t has
not seen for long time.
The absence OF the business usually
done for foreign account and the lack OF
buying by the arbitrage brokers was
apparently not felt IN the market today.
Outside or the stocks heretofore mem
toned there was little animation or pro-
nOunced strength today though the en-
tire list continued 10 appreciate but lit
tie, and Atchisoh was among the lead
ers in point Of activity. while among the
INV -RiihSh oihAf1 hikAk NtAN pB[NttAA
movements in Wheeling 81 Lake Erie,
Minneapolis Il st. Louis. Louisville.
New Albany x Chicago, Lake Erie Il
Western and a few others less Inpor-
tant.
The opening was firm al advances eX-
tending TO - per cent, while New Eng
land and LackaWauga were exceptional,
with LOSSES Of per cent and ~ re
spectively The other stocks immedi-
ateIy advanced, and the stocks men
toned recovered large portion OF
their opening losses. There was no set
back TO the general advance until well
into the last hour, when realizations APP
peared with the effect OF causing a ma
terial reaction all along the lime, and
in Laekawanna. Delaware az Hudson
and Lake Shore material losses FROM
their best prices.
The rest OF the list, however yelled
very slowly and IN but few cases was
any marked impression made upon
prices. The market closed fairly active
and rather heavy under these sales, but
generally at something better than first
prices. The final changes are generally
small advances. but. while Wheeling Il
Lake Erie preferred is up ~ and West
ern Union ~ Delaware Il Hudson is
down l y and Lackawauna q.
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Sixth Ward.

FIRST election district of the Sixth ward. at
northwest corner Of Moses street and Fair-
field avenue.
second election district of the Sixth ward,
at No 40 South Wabasha street
Third election district OF the Sixth ward, AT
southeast corner Of Robertson street and Fiji
more avenue.
Fourth election district OF the sixth ward,
at northeast corner Of Fenton and Kentucky
streets
Fifth election district OF the Sixth ward at
northeast corner OF Plato ayeuue and Eva
street.
sixth election district Of the Sixth ward, at
northwest corner Of Colorado and ParneIi
streets
Seventh election district Of the Sixth ward,
at southeast corner OF south Robert and lisa
bel streets.
Eighth election district of the Sixth ward.
al southwest corner of state aud Dearborn
streets.
Ninth election district of tine Sixth ward.
at northeast corner Of Hall avenue and
George street.
Tenth election district Of the Sixth ward
nj 10 5is ohio street. south of George street
Elerenth election district of the sixth
ward at north west corner of Morton street
and south Nabasha
Twelfth election district of the Sixth ward.
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sIlNNEAPoLIs MARKETS.
Chamber Of Commerce.

The wheat markets were pretty steadily
held in the morning, with the prices tending
upward through the first hour or so. There
was a large decrease in stocks OF wheat IN
Northwestern country elevators, amounting
TO 1.64S, 800 bti. leaving the supply only
4, f6i, go bu against 4, s59. 009 ba at the same
time last year The weather was too eeid 20
be favorable tor crops in any section OF the
West this morning. and ii tended to give
strength to the early markets Further re-
fusals OF Russia 20 allow exports were re-
ported.
CASH WHEAT
There was good demand for No l moth
era wheat today NJ .tz0}c over Nay. ihe
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Knnsa.Cifr Grain

KANSAS CITY. April Flour unchanged
Wheat was very slow, No , hard. &c; 30. 2
red, 5llD52c. Corn was weak: 40 ? mixed.
&c. Oats aisO were weak; No ? mixed. 2DRc
No , white, 3J1sc rive was weak: No =.
sc Flaxseed S5c on the basis of pure Bran
steady at GlGbG3c for sacked Hay was firm.
bat unchanged. Receipts Wheat, - bu;
corn 1900 bu; oats, none.
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street Railways.

EAST SEVENTH CABLE-wAHAsHA
street % Duluth avenue. Last train, O..
II -. ~. l. %.
MARIA AVENUE ENTENSIOS-PLU VI
aud Hastings 20 Earl street
sELBY AVENUE CABLE - FOURTH
aud Broadway % Merriam Park. Last
train. G.. T. :D,. w. l. .0j. 20 Dale. l. 30
GRAND AVENUE ELECTRIC-SMIrH
Park 10 Cretln avenue Last car, i2,Dl
INTERURBaS ELECTRIC - FIFTH
aud Robert 10 Minneapolis. Last car II IL
HAMLINE SMITH Park LAST
car HID
WABAsHA AND WEST ST. PAUL
Wabasha and finn 10 Annapolis. Last car,
e. 1919; ", II %
RICE AND CONCORD FRONT To
Maryland Last car. e., n 10; ". n. -.
COMO AVENUE EXTENSION 80 RICB
10 Front Last cor. ~. II 81, G., II ~
WEST SEVENTH AND MISSISSIPPI
TnscafOfa avenue TO Gerauium. Last car,
e.. iI:5l; ~, II ~
WEST SEVENTH STREET EXTEN
MOu-ruscarOrn 10 Pleasant avenue. Last
car. C.. II -. w.. is3.
LAFAYETTE AND ROSDO ~ LAST
car. e.. n %. w.. II N.
Upholstering.
SCHROEDER & DICKINSON. ICE. 9th.
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Photograpl,er,.

Photographers.
OKRis nUNr. - 7th open sunday
Pianos and Organs
:. w RAuDENBUsh. Lowry Arcade.
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visible Grain SunpIr.

NEW York. April lS-The visible supply OF
grain on Saturday. April l6, as compiled by
the New Yorg produce exchange, was as fol-
lows: Wheat 42,056.eO0 bu; increase, S7S, 900
bu. Corn. Q976,000 bu; decrease. 9i2,0O bu
Oats. 3,29l, 600 bu. decrease. 1900 bu. Rye.
lVlhGO0 bu; decrease, $4,000 bu. Barley.
1890 bu; decrease ES.000 bu.
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Petroleum.

NEw YORK. April is--PerroIeum opened
steady, declined S.e GU few small selling
orders. then recovered this loss and closed
ffrrf. Pennsylvania Oh-Spot sales none !;
Nav option opened at 5044c; highest
59a4c; lowest 59e; closing. iyc. Lima Oil
No sales; total sales, 1900 bbls-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-19

First election district of the Eighth ward
at Broom factory. No. 20 Louis street.
Second election district Of the Eighth ward
at No. 29I Carroll street
at southwest corner Martin street and West
Fourth election district Of The Eighth ward
southwest corner Kent street aud Aurora
avenue.
nj no. 266 University avenue.
sixth election district OF the Eighth ward.
AT No PA Edmund street. second door east or
Marion
ward At No 81 University avenue.
Eighth election district Of the Eighth ward.
Al northeast corner Kent and Edmund
streets.
at Niunehaha street near Como avenue.
Tenth election district OF the Eighth ward,
southwest corner Kent and Van Buren,
Eleventh election district Of the Eighth
ward. al southeast corner Marion ana FrOnI
streets.
Twelfth election district OF the Eighth
ward at north side OF Front street. between
Gambler aud Matilda streets
Thirteenth election district OF the Eighth
ward, at Como avenue near y. 7. crossing
Ninth Ward.
First election district Of the Ninth ward. al
southeast corner l1lton ana ct fetcr Streets
second election district Of the Ninth ward,
at northeast corner Central avenue aud Wa
basha street
Third election district Of the Ninth ward.
on Temperance street. west side. between
Grove and Thirteenth streets
Fourth election district Of the Ninth ward,
at the southeast corner LOrient and Thir-
teenth streets.
Fifth election district OF the Ninth ward.
| at northeast corner Mount Airy and L'orieni
/ streets
| Sixth election district OF the Ninth ward.
! on lot IL. block -. Ashton & Sherburne adj
dillon.
| Seventh election district OF the Ninth
| ward. AT northwest corEer OF Parx and al
| verxity avenues
| Eighth election district o. the Ninth ward.
| at X Of l.. Hall, Park avenue. Getween Lyton
1 ana Sycamore streets
| Ninih election district OF the Ninth ward,
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Ofnaha.

OMAHA, April s.-Catte-ReeeiDts 2.Jc0:
market stronger all around ana lOc higher;
common to prime steers. SF114- p. Westerns
g.. 75g3.40 Hogs-Receipts ,. TOO: market
slow and l0c lower; light S+.4GQ5450 heavy
Sl.35Gbi55; mixed, Si.3jt9Di42ls. sheep
name: very good demand for good muttons
strong rfrieps
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Kansas City.

KANSAS Cry. April s-Cattle-ReceiDts,
2500;s shipmems l.401; steers were strong,
selling at S3.4CE14.25; cows steady a. 81. 80
$50: stockers aud feeders slow at S31b3.70
Hogs-Receipts. $500; shipments 1900; the
market was fairly active and 51tl0c lower ;
all grades Si.Ht9G1i47Is bulk. S. 2561435.
Sheep Receipts. 80; shipments 1909. the
market was steady