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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-05
DECLARES DIVIDEND.
Beck Tunnel Con. VIII Pay s., 900 TO
Stockholders.
(Snecial 10 Tho eNnusoA

Provo, Dee b.---A dividend OF $4,000
was today declared by the directors
OF the Beck Tunnel Consolidat.
ed Mining company. az meet
ing OF the directors held here
The dividend is one cent a share
ana Is payable on the 10th inst, the
books closing on the 10Th and opening
again on the 2lst. The mine was re-
ported In good condition with the
promise that this initial dividend win
be made permanent and regular. This
mine ~ the first new dividend payer of
the year and will apparently be the
only addition TO the list.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-05
REGARDING REMEDIES.
Some Competent Administrative Body
Should Have Full Power.

The first consideration to be kept In
mind Is THAI the power should be af-
hrmative and should be given to some
administrative body created by the Con-
gress. IL given TO the present inter-
state commerce commission or TO a re-
organized Interstate commerce commits
sion, such commission should be made
uneqnivocally administrative. do not
believe In the government interfering
with private business more than Is nee
essary. do not believe In the gov
eminent Undertaking any work which
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-05
TUESDAY DECEMBER

families The superintendent also
states that he could use six or more
additional teachers on his substitute list
AT the present time and any who desire
to do substitute work should have their
names placed on the list at once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-05
SUB TEACHERS NEEDED.

city supt. Of Schools Christensen an
nounces that there have been more alb.
sentees among the teachers OF the High
school this year than usual. This is due
generally To- sickness either OF the
teachers OF among members OF their
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-05
JEWELRY STORE ROBBED.
Burglars Break Into Elithorpc's Place
NJ Colorado CITY
Special 10 the oNems "

Colorado Springs colo, Dec. The
JeWelry store of Henry Euthorpe at
Colorado city. three miles west OF Colo.
RADIO Springs was entered hy burglars
last night. Goods to the value ~
81 900 We're stolen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-05
GLASS FACTORY
MAY Be STARTED
Illinois Company Sends Repre-.
sentative Here to Look Into
Situation.
IS FAV0RABLY IMPRESSED.
Manufacturers secure Permanent
headquarters and are Now Ac-
lively Engaged.

The action Of the Illinois Glass com
pany in sending a letter Of Inquiry to
President Hewlett of the Merchants
and Manufacturers association. has
been followed by more definite move-
ment towards establishing a big fac
tory IN Salt Lake. The company has
ordered its western representative. f.
NJ, Moss, of Denver. to come TO Salt
Lake and look over the entire situation.
Mr. Moss arrived this morning and was
taken In charge by President Hewlett.
lie vas shown the lime kilns from
which a supply can easily be obtained.
Ire samples cf glass sand submitted bv
local owners, and went into the dues-
ton OF coal supply The instructions
10 Mr. Moss are to forward a report NJ
once. and from his general conversa-
ton today II Is apparent that the report
VIII he favorable. That the glass con-
cern Will locate a branch here is re-
gardrd as certain. The matter Of a can
factory has nor yet been taken up In a
definite way, and prospects for early
action towards establishing one are not
SO good.
HEADQUARTERS SECURED
Permanent headquarters have been
secured for the association I'm the Eagle
block facing West Temple street. and
they VIII be occupied Jan /. A large
electric sign bearing the slogan Busy
All the Time in Utah. will be hung
IN front. while an exhibit Of Utah pro-
ducts VIII be arranged. The solicitation
Tor membership win be begun at once.
ana no members will he allowed to joln
Tor a period less than "a year. Many
citizens have already sent in their
names as members unsolicited Early |
next year II is planned to run an excur- |
sion from Salt Lake across the state so
that the business men Of the capital |
city may meet men Of other sections |
and both learn what their neighbors are |
doing
CHURCHES WILL PUSH 1T.
Another movement has been to secure |
the enforcement of the churches, and a |
letter has been directed 10 Presidents |
OF stakes asking for their cooperation
on the grounds that young people will |
be kept off the streets by the Increased |
wage lists. similar communications |
have gone TO the Ministerial associa-
ton, and II IS expected that on sun |
day next number of sermons will dea, |
with the new association and the work |
II can do in benefttlng the young peo-
pie Of the state
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-05
STATE REGULATION.

Experience Has shown IL Is Useless
To Try to Get 1t.
80 long as the finances OF the nation
ie kept upon an honest basis no other
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-05
DEEP REGRET FELT.

Deep regret Is expressed ahou. town
BY many citizens who knew Mr.. Kar-
rick well during the many years ne has
lived In this city, that he should have
taken his life. and the sad circum-
stances which have clouded the unfortu-
nate mans later years, and driven him
20 the desperate deed. The deceased
Kept MS own counsel, and said little
about his personal affairs. and the frs
lntination that he had despaired OF lfs
was the news OF his death. Mr.. Karrie,s
Tas engaged in business IN Mississippi
after the war, and came TO Utah about
1850.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-05

0perandi," Literally Trans.
lated Means way Of Setting to
Work." So That tho Help Wants
Come to be 10 Many People a "Modus |
Operand."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-05

Van Miqht bs Living In House Twice /
az Bio a. Your Present one II You
Had Begun to watch the Want ads;
| Investments Years Ago.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
POTATOES. onions and vegetables.

High grade table Burbanks from Oregon are
weak the previous high prices having checked
the demand, while the cheaper sorts from
other growing districts moving freely.
New Potatoes improving in quality and the
best lots clean up readily from day TO day.
Onions We're quiet yesterday. pending the un-
loading of the $500 crates brought from Aus
tralia by the steamer Ventura There were
no new arrivals from Oregon.
Changes in miscellaneous vegetables were
slight. String and Wax Beans were lower
under increased supplies and quotations for
Peas were shaded. Asparagus in free
supply but liberal purchasing for canning
seccount held the market steady feature
of the market was the arrival OF 10 crates
of choice Bell Peppers from Florida Each OF
the crates contained baskets and sold at So
per crate.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from the river. $40
1 25 per ctl; Oregon Burbanks. 81 1901 so
per ctl; Coos Bay Burbanks. 81 4091 so per
ctl: Petaluma Burbanks SlG1 20 per ctl: Early
Rose. nominal: New York Rurals S5cqS1 10
per ctl: small seed Burbanks. S0cG$1 10 per
ctl; Sweet Potatoes, 754S0c per ctl new Po-
toes, III aQ2Ac per lb.
ONIONS-Oregon, nominal; Australian $50
5 so per ctl; Green Onions. 5O060c per box
GETABLES-Asparagus, 41zq61kc per ID:
Rhubarb 40965c per box. Green Peas, 6Q6c
per lb; String Beans. S710c per III; Wax
Beans. 1091211c per lb; Tomatoes. 81 25G2 75
box for Mexican: Summer Squash. 81 per
box HothOuse Cucumbers, 75cG$1 25 per
dozen: Cabbage, SOC per fctl; Carrots 40f5Oc
per sack; Garlic, 15c per ID: Egg Plant. ia 55c
per ID; Dried Peppers. 10G1211c for sun-d dried
and 139f4c per ID for evaporated: Green Pep
pers 20G30c per lb: Marrowfat and Hubbard
Squash, 81 so per ctl
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Dried Fruits in New YORK.

-AHA4 a4f-NcS ALCuA new 1Ork say
The cleanup OF spot Prunes is stin going
on. but Is made possible only because OF the
eGtremel- lev prices the owners OF stocks held
here on consignment are willing 10 accept a
new low record was established yesterday by
transactions covering what are reported as
large blocks, which have been seeking a mar
ket here and in Philadelphia but which on
account of their inferior quality went
begglng az anything near quoted market prices
This stock. which was comprised Of a mixture
q oia and. new crop. consisted mainly Of 4Os
DOS, tos and SOS. The 40s sold on a " c coast
pae basis the Dos on 3 basis and the other
sizes al equally Low figures. though the prices
actually paid could not be ascertained- From
one or more Quarters PruneS held on the spot
here are being freely offered on q 1c coast bag
basis Tor the intermediate sizes without at
tFactinE much, II any attention. Jobbsrs re-
ported an improved demand from retailers yes
teroay, which may be the forerunner of a good
spring trade IN that direction In other lines
y spot California Dried Fruits there was little
business and no change in the situation rela-
i've 10 prices was noted. Offerings OF fufure
Aprlcots at y Z. o. b. for choice ROYALS for
July shipment are freer but sellers find a
olthcut 10 interest buyers. who seem To be
more Indifferent toward futures than they were
last year even This attitude is the result OF
the present promise OF large crops with the
probability that prices will be on a low basis
Currsnts are dull and easy Dates ana Fips
are firm, but in moderate demand -
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON April 1s.-Heavy sales of foreign
wool and the reports from the West TO
the urgency in the making of contracts have
been the features OF the wool market. For
eign woods OF all kinds. but especially Aus
Merinos have sold better than for some time.
the total being estimated high as 1000
pounds. Transactions in territory wool have
tions in this market territory woods are:
Idaho-Fine. 1eq20c; heavy. hne leqllc;
fine medium 19d20c; medium. 20Q22c: low.
medium 23a24c. wyoming-Fine. 1Sq19c;
heavy ns J591ec fine saI medgma asa4c lSqhgG f1tsb
and Nevada-Fine i7G1Sc; heavy. fine, 15@
lee; fine, medium. 171a@1sc; medium. 22q2Sc'
low medium, 23Q24c. Montana-Fine. choice.
21d221ac; fine average. 19q20c; nne. medium
23c: medium choice, 23Q25c.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19

The Hay market is still in a depressed and
unsatisfactory condition. with more coming In
than needed Prices however. show no fur
ther change Bran, Shorts and Middlings con-
tinue firm, with offerings light
BRAN-s21 50622 so per ton.
MIDDLINGSA ASz662S so per ton.
SHORTS-$23Q24 per ten
per tom Oilcake Meal at the mill. $50 500
80 So jobbing, ss4; Cocoanut Cake at mill,
$22d22 so; jobbing, $23; CocOanut Meal at
mip, S23q23 so; jobbing. s24; Corn Meal.
SIS 50q29 so; Cracked Corn. S29q30; Mixed
Feed Feed, s2Sg24; 80 n Horse Beans. sS0gto per ton
car load lots, $21: jobbing. $22 so per ton.
HAY-Wheat. $10d13; Wheat and Oat.
$9Q12; Oat SS011 Barley and Oat $40
10: Volunteer Wild Oat 5000: stable. Ssd9;
stock, So 50Q7 so; Clover. s7q10: Alfalfa. $40
10 per ton.
s'rRAW-30@5Oc per bale.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
FIXTURE Grain and provis,one

CHICAGO April 1S.--A strong under+a,.
pervaded the wheat market Throughout the
entire session notwithstanding that severai !
bearish factors were in evidence at the start
ceipts the market opened frm with Iuly 1n
a shade to hc at S7&@S7kc Nav was nm
changed at 81 14A. One cause of the firm
ness was good demand for July from a
paratively light. The weather throuahn, the
greater part Of the winter wheat bet was
reported uniformly being still dry and ,o,d
This helped TO stimulate demand for fbe d,-
tart futures. Prices gradually wo.ked un a
t-ife. Toward the noon hour the marker he
brought out by decrease of 2, 100 600 b,,sbeis
in the worlds visible supply. wear y 20
there was a decrease of only 617 600 b,sheis
On the bulge July advanced to IS S4s S5sa " :.
Meanwhile May was lifted to 81 1915 on small
scattered trading. The weekly weather b,irean
for the growth of winter wheat caused con
siderable profit taking late in the day. As =
result part of the gain was lost Skntirne,t, :,
however continued quite bul1ish the rnarket
closing firm, with July at ssc. Final quota
tions on May were at 81 1874.
Influenced by smaller receipts than exnecfed
shorts were quite active buyers of corn -snr
ing the first half of the session Later an
easier tone developed on selling brought o1,t
by increased primary receipts. July onene,s
unchanged to Hc higher at 47Hm4iskc sold
between 47ssc and 477sc and closed at 47M
Q4715c
Reports of dry weather had a buIIisb effect
on the oats market July opened unchanged
to shade lower at 291a @29Mc. sold up to
soc and closed ct 2o& @29Nc. - =
Liquidation of May products had weakening
effect on the provisions market At the close
July pork was off Sc; lard was unchanged
and ribs we're off 21hc
The leading futures ranged as follows.
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wheat and other Grains.

WHEAT FREIGHTs-For new crop loading
ops for Wheat and 23s Cd for Barley are
quoted usual European options win apout rbr q
is still bare OF chartered tonnage, against 3451
tons on the same date last year; disengaged,
sosoo srt ass sehs 500 tons. against ass. s54
-, ,WHSALAn markets. here. and elsewhere.
re"nsa nn new A features to report May was active
yesterday morning owing to the nlling OF
shorts. The. upper grades OF casn Wneat were
nesieo''u' CASH WHEAT.
california Club. 81 47h@1 by; California
Tnh Tnt'es 81 soSi S.; Northern Biuestem, 81 eas4
/ 6eil Northern Red. 81 51A per ctl; lower
grades OF Wheat - 3oql 40 per cti-
FUTURES.
Session 8 to 80 a
Open. High Low. Close.
nss.ms., May i i s S s. 'I i . . 'Hss q
p. m. Session.
May-s1 43gs bid, 81 441s asked.
RARLEY-Previous prices rule for all de-
scriptfons. with a quiet market all around.
December was active and some fractions lower
~ - CASH BARLEY
81 aS@i Sol 81 cSevalier 81 22ls@l 271s per cti
FUTURES
Session to II 80 m.
Open. High. Low. Close.
December =. s7B s7h 81 81
p m. Session.
December-s7lsc bid. s7Mc asked.
OATS-It is the same old story in this mar
ket. Receipts are moderate, but so is the de-
mand and prices have not materially changed
for some time.
White, 81 45@1 80; Surprise. 81 55g1 so:
Red, 81 50qt 60 for No. and 81 40@1 45 for
No 2: Black, 81 321aq1 45: Eastern White,
CoRN-Every day the usual line OF West
ern comes in and goes into store The market
is thus kept stationary. though the feeling is
weak. Receipts OF the California product are
iusiguifcant The demand continues slow
Western sacked. 81 30G1 35 for Yellow,
81 35d71 BIN for White and 81 3091 3215 for
Mixed: California large Yellow, 81 So: small
round do, 81 56@1 65 asked; White nominal:
Egyptian, 81 80 for White and 81 25@1 80 for
RYEAThe market continues quiet at about
81 So per ctl for average No. 1. Receipts and
offerings light.
BUCKWHEAT-s2 25 per ctl.
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Beans and seeds.

Aside from the demand for Texas and the
Northwest. already noted, there Is nothing
going on In Beans and prices show no change
Seeds continue quiet.
BEANs-Bayos s3as Is: Pea, 50 5o@3 IS:
Butter, s3Q8 20: small White, s3G3 As; large
to good and ssGs 25 for choice; Red, s797 80;
Lima. 81 S5q4 80; Red Kidneys 81 25Q4 so;
Blackeyes 50 9063 per ctI; Horse Beans. 81 IS
az 40.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. nominal; Yellow
Mustard, nominal; Flax. 50 1912 %; Canary.
6Q6Hc; Alfalfa. 10G11c for California and 126
13c for Utah: Rape. nominal; Timothy. Az 05c:
Hemp. 3Q31zc per lb; Millet .3G31ac; Broom
Corn Seed. S20621 per ton. ~
DRIED PEAs-Niies. nominal: Green Peas.
81 7562 so per ctl
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Poultry and Game

Trade in Poultry continued active and the
market was quoted steady to irm for every
to arrive freely from the Petaluma region
Turkeys. young BOOSTERS and large fat Hens
were the best selling descriptions. Another
car of Western was at hand, making the
third for the week. There Were no changes
in Game.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys 20@22c per Ib:
Geese per pair 50 2592 so: GosIings, -:
Ducks. S697 per dozen for old and S16S> for
yoHpg 1 for hens: 80 oogS 90 for small and So 5og
Roosters. $494 so: Fryers. SIS 5OG6 SO; Broi!-
ers. $2G3 for small and s4G4 so for large /;
Pigeons. 81 2591 90; Squads, 81 5O@2
GAME-Hare, S2G2 so per dozen; CottontaiI
Rabbits, 81 90 per dozen
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Dried Fruits. Nuts. Raisins, Honey.

There Is a little something doing In new
crop Apricots for future delivery at about IA
11ac, but otherwise there Ia nothing going on
TO call for comment New York reports sales
OF Prunes at very low prices by sellers who
wish to clear out their stocks. as will be seen
in the first column. and great deal OF poor
stock Is being offered there. Raisins and Nuts
largely nominal and Honey still drags.
Exports Of Prunes from the United states
for the eight months ended February 2s
amounted TO AZ. 522, 500 pounds. compared
with SO, 947. .OS3 pounds for the same period IN
1904 and 3d. 100 646 in 1908.
tarines T15GSi5c for White and 715c for Red;
Peaches. si5G915c per ID; Pears. 7912c; Plums.
pitted, 4Q5c for black. 5lslpIc for red and
Q6c for yellow; Figs, 2-crown bricks. Acc =
crown. soc; 4-crown. 6Oc; 6-crown. 65c: bulk
white "a 4Sc; black. 215451ac: Evapora,ed
Apples. 5Q7c per H.
PRUNES-1%92Ac per ID for the four
sizes and 2l3Q2Ac basis for the large sizes
rial clusters 81 2502 so: Dehesa, 81 S501 20:
London Layers, S5c0S1; Loose Muscatels. A.
crown, 41a15c; 3-crown. 4Q4Hc. 2-crown so
sac: Seeded. 5@6Ac: Thompsons Seedless,
4A44Hc Seedless Sultanas 3Q6c per lb
NUTS-Walnu No. 1 softshell, 12d313c;
No. q 10611c; No. I hardshell 12c: No. ?
1Oc; Almonds. 16d17c for Nonpariels. 141141sc
for l x L. 131sQ14Ac for Ne Plus Ultra
and lie for Languedocs Peanuts. 6617c f0r
Eastern; Pecans. 11n13c; Cocoanuts 81 50Q5.
HONEY-Comb. 9Q111sc for white and S1s
61Oc for amber; water white extracted, 51a0
61sc; light amber extracted. 5Q54zc; dark 3u
BEEswAx-27@29c per ID.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Ne70 York Stocks sevea points Io7oer Cotton higher.
Silaey SIC ioauey. Exchange rates undstiVJed
Local Stocks and Bonds shoTv neac features
Shipment OF $4,000 IN Specie to the Orient.
Most exchanges to adjourn Good Friday.
Wheaf, Barley and other Grains qnict and unchanged
Fio"r and Fd'Tnaceons Goods slO4V Beans quiet.
Hay and Feedstafs as previously quoted.
Bnttey, Eggs and Cheese IN ample supply and qhiet.
DRIED Fruits, Nuts and Raisins so0 Honey neglected
Hams Bacon and Lard firm but quiet
u Woot in brisk demand and firm Hops selling fairly
Beet, Veal ana Pork plentiful and unchanged
Hides and Leather sn good demand andNfrn.
Sheep beiHg held back for high Wool prices.
Potatoes fEo0fng off better. Onions qtaiet.
Poultry market Gctfve and steady
Strawberries and Cherries coming forqtaYd freely
Oranges firm and selling aOeA. Mexican Lines higher
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
Wan-Street Stocks.

Brokers wires from Wall street yesterday
said:
The heavy selling in Union Pacific during
the larger part OF the day started by the
early break in Northern Securities The SYM
Pathetic move in Union Pacific unsettled the
whole market and some sharp declines were
scored. London became panic stricken on
Americans and helped the selling movement
materially. Some exceptions 10 the list were
steels, SnelteTs. Lead, Fuel and Copper The
strength in Steel with the steady accumula-
ton IN evidence was caused by the report
that eventually all Of the preferred stock
would be retired by refunding nve per cent
bonds. Thls seems quite possible.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
Hons in Neu York.

Mail advtces from New York say OF Hops:
The market is dull. One dealer has issued
g circular letter to the brewery trade offering
20 sell choice Pacific Hops for May shipment
a. DC New York. This offer operated against
the market. having q tendency TO hold buyers
IN check dealers generally reporting business
with brewers al fat Latest reports from the
coast state that crop is making a good start
and that IN California IL is unusually well
advanced The increase in acreage on the
coast is estimated at about 20 per cent The
increase in the acreage IN New York State Is
placed At 3 10 10 per cent. the Continent about
3 20 10 per cent and very little change IN
England"
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
EASTERN MARKETS.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, April ls.-Money on call
steady. 21zQS per cent; closing bid pa, Of
fered at g.
Time loans-Easy and dull; sixty days. nine
" days and six months. 316 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper-4@4h per cent
Sterling exchange-Steady with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 81. S620Q4. S825 for de-
mand and at $4S4e0G4 $3.50 for sixty day bills
Posted rates-S4 S5d4 81
Commercial bills-S4 S41s.
Bar silver-5715c.
Mexican dollars-44z5c
regular
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FYour and Farinaceous Goods.

The millers report dull demand for Flour
with continual imports Of Eastern. which COM
pete sharply with the California product. The
demand for Farina0eous Goods is also slow
FIOUR-California Family Extras 81 SO6
10 usual terms; Bakers Extras 81 7O05:
Oregon ana Washington. jobbing at s4q4 so
FARINACEoUs GooDs-Prices in packages
are a Four s. 3 n barrss % 81 6er 100
Meal. SO 30 (in barrels. s4 50): Rice Flour,
"a. Corn Meal Sc 50 extra cream do, SO rs;
Gst Meal s4 2564 30: Oat Groats 81 so:
Hominy. Ss 75@4; Buckwheat Flour, 81 5Oa
I *: Cracked Wheat, So To- Farina 81 so:
whole Wheat Flour. $S so: Rolled Oats bbls'
s6 5097 90; In sacks. $6@7; Pearl Barley, So:
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CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS.
Omaha.

OMAHA April 1S.-CATTLE-R Receipts
1900 Slow to 1Oc lower. Native steers, 81 40
@6 so; cows and heifers. steady, SO 5OqS 40;
Western steers. S3 1905 25; Gamers. S2Q3 80;
stockers and feeders, $3Q5; calves, 81 1905;
bulls and stays, 50 5Od4 25.
HOGS-Receipts 92o0. Market &c higher.
heavy, So 20Q5 35; mixed. $5 25Q5 80; light.
IS 25q5 So; pigs. 81 1905 20; bulk OF sales.
So 25Ql5 80.
sHEEP-Receipts, 45oo Steady. Western
yearlings. $696 75 wethers, $5 1896 90; ewes
$5Q5 80: lambs. So 1907 30
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY. April 1s.-CATTLE-Re-
co: native cows and lheifers. 81 5096; stock
ers and feeders $500 15 bulls. 81 15Q4 90;
calves. $3G6 20; Western fed steers, 5000 40,
Western fed cows, 50 50Q5 90.
HOGS-Receipts, IL. 600. strong to &c high
er; bulk of sales, So 2595 40; heavy So $50
421k: packers. s5 30qo 4215: pigs and light.
sHEEP-Receipts, 5000. Steady Muttons.
81 50G6; lambs. So 1907 so; range wethers. $50
so; fed ewes. 81 50Gp5 65.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, April 1s.-CArTIE = Receipts.
1900. Steady. Good to prime steers, $6q6 80;
poor to medium 81 60@5 rs; stockers and feed
ers, 81 50Q5; cows, 81 65G5 10, heifers S3q6;
Gamers. 81 60G3; bulls, 81 50q5 %; calves. $50
75
ers, So 1905 so: good to choice heavy. $5 50Q
5 80; rough heavy IS 2595 As; light So $50
45: bulk of sales, $5 45G5 55.
SHEEP-Recepts. $4,000. Sheep and lambs,
s5 25@5 co. fair to choice mixed, shorn. SAC
4 70; Western sheep, shorn, 81 5oqS so; native
lambs, shorn. s4 5oG36 10; Western lambs.
wooled ST 50GD7 IS.
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Butter. Cheese and Eges.

There was no change in any description
yesterday Receipts of both Butter and Eggs
continued large. as will be seen. and those Of
the latter showed increase Dealers all
over the street continued disposed to let the
markets stay where they are for the present,
as at current quotations the goods can be
easily moved and they fear that any attempt
to advance prices will end in checking the de-
nand. There was attempt to get up an
other car of Butter for the East. but 1t was
abandoned. $500 - 1i,.
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Good Fndar nosinr.

The exchanges in the East VIII be closed on
Good Friday, April q. and several viii be
closed on Saturday. April q The London
Stock Exchange VIII be cloeed April 21,
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