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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-01-26
HAvRE, MONTANA, JAN. %, 1906

The supreme court of Wisconsin at
Madison, Jan. 10Th, "handed down an
opinion that children of illegitimates
are blood relatives of relatives of the
illegitimate parents and as such can
inherit property the same as legitI-
mates.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-01-26

Entered at the postoffice at Havre. Mon
tana, as second-class mail matter.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-01-26
OWEN JOHNSON, NOVELIST.
His 'In the Name of Liberty" ant
Russians Revolution,

''ln the Name of Liberty" owen
Johnson's second venture in fiction, ap-
peared on the very eve of the upheaval
in Russia. and his story Of what Paris
witnessed in 1893 during the terror
helps to q better understanding Of the
marvellous doings described in the news
dispatches from ST. Petersburg and
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-01-26

| Two little children, being aWak-
ened one morning and being told that
they had new little brother, were
keen, as children are, to know whence
and how he had come. ''1t must have
been the milk man. said the girl.
| ''Why the milkman?" asked her little
brother. Because it says on his card
Families Supplied" replied the
sister.
If the average Russian in his ma
tive country sees an article well made
and labor saving he calls it "Ameri-
cansky." He regards us as a most
terrible, ingenious and goddess people,
who worship the golden calf. Our
other god, is work, whose abject
slaves we are. Siberian convicts run
ming away to America have returned
with the conviction that they would
rather be convicts in the one place
than free men in the other.
|
Uncle Sam through its agriculture
al department, has gone into the
business of instructing his people in
the art Of road building. Last year he
built tWenty-one model roads in diff
ferent sections of the country. A
comparative statement Of cost is Civ
en- which shows that macadam roads
have maximum cost % cents and an
average cost of SIS cents per square
yards; sand and clay roads cost 9
IL cents; burnt clay 20 cents, and
shell "A cents per square yard.
Complaints are made that the rural
mail delivery service costs the gov
eminent $42,0O0,000 annually more
than it brings in. No doubt some of
the men and papers who are the
loudest in their denunciation of such
expenditure are clamOring for a re-
duction of letter postage to one cent
and the privilege of sending four
pound packages through the mails at
the present parcels rate. There is a
wonderful amout Of inconsistency
among people respecting postal mat
tiers.
The report of the Bureau Of Sta
tistics on the foreign commerce of
the year 1905 is still in preparation,
but it is expected that when made it
will show al aggregate of $2,SO0,0O0,-
000-imports 81, It's, 100000, exports ST.
600, 600, O00-the largest in the history
Of the country. There is a strong
probability that the year 1906 may
surpass its predecessor in exports, due
to the big crops of 1905, and that the
commerce Of the year may reach in
value the much desired $4,000. 600 900
mark.
Since the foundation of our govern
ment we have admitted nearly $4,000,
900 immigrants. The direct descend
ants of these and those living cOnsti-
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Since the foundation Of our govern
ment we have admitted nearly $4,000,
600 immigrants. The direct descend
ants of these and those living consti-
tute fully one-half Of our population.
Without them we would have been a
nation of but 10000, 900 people in
stead of over 80,000,0O0. We have alb
sorbed and AmericaniZed them easily,
and today we find them in the United
States senate. the house Of represent
tatiVeS, as governors of states in legis-
latiVe halls, lis mayors Of cities, in
aldermanic chambers, and in all
avenues Of business and social life.
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, April 3.-The supporters OF
the stock market were put 10 some trouble
today 10 sustain prices and the efforts made
with only varying success. IN contrast with
the ready advancing tendency OF yesterday
The speculative party committed 10 higher
confidence than was the case yesterday and
The market was given over TO reaction at diff
ferent times during the day. A few strong.
stocks only here and there served 10 limit the
proportions Of the decline. Consideration OF
The money situation had much 20 do with the
modified sentiment Of speculation. Although
fhz furry 10 10 per cent late yesterday aad
been ignored the opening or the call loan
ma rjzet Al 6IL per cent today had disturb
ing effect on sentiment This influence was
aggravated by the indication that the cur
banking position at this center. The Gov
eriifncnt revenue operations are making addi-
rlonal drains the banks. The loss to the
sub Treasury since Friday reached 81 .SO4 500
This includes 4 transfer 10 New Orleans OF
500 600 hut does not include transfer 10
san Francisco OF $685. 600, which made
TODAY bv deposit with the Sub-Treasury This
movement OF currency away from New York
Is q disappointment il was hoped that a
renux Of funds would be prompt after the
FIRST OF the month.
market Of the redistribution Of the dividend
and interest payments made on the first OF
sGs naontk would. be delayed FOR some time
on THE account. The transfer 10 San Fran
cisco Is attributed TO additional remittances
10 the home market Of Japanese funds on de-
poEit here. These deposits are in sufficient
amount leave the local money market vul-
nera5le 10 an unfaVorable effect from their
Withdrawal It was reported today that Paris
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CANNED ASPARAGUS-Fhe pack Of 1906
eatoS quoted ss follows b the Square can 'i psr
dozen-Mammoth White, peeled: No. 2ls,
osS arsen peeed Mnis No. a ssss Ma
Green. No. 2ia So large White. peeled. No
21a. ss.73; large White. No ~. s27 %; large
2H, $3.50: medium White, No. 2la, S2.35;
medium Green, No. ga, s.. 10; small White.
No 214. s2.25; small II Or Green; No & 21s: s2-9S'
Soup Tips gallons. s425: No square cans.
CANNED ETABLEs-Tomatoes. 2K-lb
standards sI1sQ90c; gallon standards, S2-7S;
~ b solid pack. 81; s-lb sl1O: Green Peas
PACIFIC CODFISH-Bundles, 4tc; cases,
regular 51sc cases. extra, &c: cases, Eastern
sScs narrow Gauge. exc: Silver King Tzc;
Golden State. &c; White Seal 9Ac: Seabright
7Ac; Oriental 6Ac; Crown Brand, I1sc; Pear.
7Ac; Buneless, 91ac; Picked Cod, barrels, -;
do half barrels S4.I5-
CORDAGE-The local company quotes as fol-
lows. 90 days or 3 Z per cent discount for sash
1ossc: Duplex 9Ac; Bale Rope. 11qilAe per
round.
lingtcn. $3.50: Seattle. $50: Bryant $3.50;
Beaver Hill, SIS. so: Roslyn. So Coos Bay. IS. 80;
Richmond $3.50: Cumberland. s14 in bulk and
SI4: Camel, 50 per ton: Coke. sI1. 5o913 per
ton In bulk and SIS in sacks; Rocky Mountain
sssS Rsc shIs9 Sc strict,
ly prime washed; l1G12c for prime washed;
1OAQ10%c for good washed: 111z4i21Ac for
good to prime washed peaberry: 11aI1Ec for
good to prime peaberry; 10Q11c for good to
prime; 9q9%c for fair; olsqeAe for common
to ordinary
salvador-11A Aq121kc for prime to strictly
prime washed; lokd11c for good washed: 91s0
iOc for fair washed; 11A@12c for good to prime
washed peaberry: 101101ac for good to prime
semi ni-washed: 9& G10c for superior unwashed:
95s@9%c for good green unwashed; 10a4 6i1c
for good to superior nnwashed peaberry; 70
sac for common TO ordinary.
Ecuador-Current unwashed &c.
Nicaragua-11G12c for prime washed. Ga
1O&c for fair to strictly good washed; sA6
95zc for good to superior unwashed; 1910
104c for good to prime unwashed peaberry
Guatemala and Mexican-1313 Q14c for fancy
washed 111lG13c for prime TO strictly prime
washed; ION 911hc for strictly good washed:
104 @1O5se for good washed Slz01Oc for fair
washed; 9G9$sc for medium EQS%c for COM
mon ordinary; 1115d d12e for good to prime
washed peaberry 10% 61fc for good to prime
unwashed peaberry; S14G1ec for good to su-
perior unwashed-
Hawaiian-13Q14c for fancy: 111561215c for
prime; 10i2G11Ac for good: 91aG10Ec for fair.
11G12c for peaberry. 7Gsc for low grades.
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standards SIsc for choice &c for extra choice
and 0nhl0l1r for fancy: Pears. sql21sc;
Nectarines. 7GS5c for white and I1sqts c
for Red Plums. pitted. 61sG7lsc for Black.
T69c for Red and 7G9c for Yellow; silver
Prunes. TGse: Evaporated Apples, s0919e;
Figs, boxes, SOC for choice: 55c for extra chofce
and e0@e5c for fancy; bulk white, 2%g4c per
lb: black, 3431ac.
PRUNEs-s%d414c basis for the four sizes
te0-1o0 ard 4Ac basis for the large and
small sizes
RAIsINs-F. 0. b. Fresno-choice Seeded
666Ac; Seeded Seeding Muscatels. 4%40c'
fancy Seeded. s66Ac; Standard loose Musca-
tells 5G5Ac; Standard seedless Muscatsls
3A64I6c: 2-crown London layer ,raisins. 2Os
81 rs per box: S-orewn London layer Raisins
20s, 81. 80 per box; 4-crown fancy clusters. 2Os.
81 90 per box; 5-crown Dehesa clusters. 81 per
box: 6-crown imperial clusters, 20s. 81 80 per
box
NUTs-Almonds: Nonpariels. 121sG13e; I x
l.. 12e; Nc Plus Ultra. uAQ12c: Drakss
9Nq10c, and Languedoc, SG9Hc: hardshei
51AQ61sc: Walnuts. No. softshell, 139l4c;
No 2 9@1oc; No 1 haFdshell. 121a1f314e: No,
2. s1saekc: Peanuts. 667c for Eastern Pc
cans, 11T13c; Cocoanuts. $4-506i5-
HoNEY-Conab, 121sQ15e for white and log
12c for amber water white extractfd, DAG
SIC: white. DC: amber. 4@419e; dark. -;
Hawaiian extracted nominal-none here.
BEESWAX-26G2T1hc per ID.
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I,ste mail advices from New York say:
Trade in California fruits on the spot
here IS OF fair volume. but il is wholly of
jobbing character. The general tone is firm
and IN the case Of apTicots and Drunes the
tendency is toward higher level OF market
values. stocks OF choice apricots in this
market are small and Of the better grades Hle
supply is moderate while the Coast market IS
Very lightly supplied for this time Of the year.
Prunes continue TO attract more attention than
any other article on the list, but speculative
interest is not stimulated apparently by the
unusually strong statistical position here ana
on the Coast only jObbing sales being re-
ported. Offerings OF the intermediate sizes are
comparatively small and on these the up
ward tendency Of prices is most marked
Peaches remain rather quiet but there seems
10 be no pressure 70 sell either the spot
here or for shipment from the Coast Raisins
are without animation and prices more
less nominal Currants firm and il is
difficult 10 secure any considerable quantity
- uncleened stock in barrels at the inside
quotations though 5obbing sales still be
ing made al that figure Dates are firm and
IN steady jobbing demand Figs are quiet and
UNCHANGED.
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potatoes, onions and vegetables.

The market for old Potatoes has a little
healthier tone and seems to be gradually work
ing into better shape. Strictly fancy offerings
selling off well enough at firm prices and
the best Oregon Burbanks are little higher,
but there has been no Improvement In the de-
mand for cheap stock yet. Onions are still
rather quiet, but the market is reported steady
at the old quotations
There was a marked falling off in the re-
eeipts of Asparagus, but the decreased sup
plies proved more than sufficient for regular
market needs and prices of extra stock had a
fractional decline. The Gamers still OPP
Grating freely and secured surplus lots of the
lower grades at f45c per pound. Receipts OF
Peas and Potatoes were the largest for
the season and prices of both declined sharply.
POTATOES-River Whites, 50GS5c per sack
Oregon Burbanks. 75cq$1.15 per ctl; Garnet
Chiles T5c@$1 per ctl. Early Rose, $1Gl- 10
per ctl: small Oregon Seed, 654I5c per ctl;
new Potatoes. 3G319c.
ONIONS-Oregon T5cG$1.15 per ctl; Austral-
ian. $3.50 per ctl; Green Onions, 40@50c per
box
GETABLES-Asparagus 4Q615c per ID:
Rhubarb, 50cQS1 per box; Green Peas. 3Q6c
per lb for bay and @ for southern;
String and Wax Beans, 1215 Ql5e per- lb: Toma-
toes. 90cGtS1.25 per box crate: do. Mexican.
S1G1.50 per box Summer Squash, S1.25ft 80
per box; Cabbage 75cqS1 per ctl; Carrots 65@
I5c per sack: Garlic. 5G6c per lb: Green Pep
pers, 25c per Id; Dried Peppers. 12hG15c
per 10 for sun-dried and 1S6t20c Tor evaporated; ;
Mushrooms, 15@25c per lb.
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LEArHER-sols. hearr. 2aaa1e:

heavy sia55o Dsf b SasK medium s ssssoc ssb SsTa
Leather, heavy 35937c for No. 1 and 33635o
for No. q medium. 3CQ37c: light 29935e:
skirting, No. l. 40Q42e; No. 2, S6q3Sc; Collar
44e; Kip. unfinished. 40a5ec per ID: Veal, IN
ished, 5oG6Gc per ID: Calf finished 65cQS1 per
ID; Wax Sides. 1e917c per foot: Belt Knife
Splits. 14Q16c. Rough Splits. SQ10c per H.
TANBARK-None In market.
OIL6QuOtations are for barrels FOR cases
soc for raw: Castor OIL. in cases. No. 1, 7Oc:
Bakers "A, cases. 81. Pool. %; LUcol. soc for
boiled and 4Sc for raw: China Nut cases 500
for Ceylon and soc for Australian; extra
bleaehed winter Sperm OIL e5c; natural winter
Sperm OIL. 63c; extra bleached winter Whale
OIL. 60c; natural Whale Oil. soc: extra winter
strained Lard Oil. Toe: No. / Lard OIL. 6Jc;
Pure Neatsfoot OIL Use; No / Neatsfoot Oil.
Fish OIL. 35c: raw Fish Oil. Soc: Paint OH. 35c
COAL OIL. GASOLINE. ETC.-Water White
nc; Astral. lie; star 1Te; Extra Star. zoe:
Elaine 26c: Eocene. 19c; Stove Gasoline, in
bulk. t61&e; in cases, 23c; Motor Gasolins. in
bulk. 1612c; in cases. 23c; No. l Engine Dis
tillate. iron barrels or drums, Sc: No 2 do,
61ac; cases 6isc more; Benzine. in bulk. 12iac:
cases, 19c; Se-degree Gasoline in bulk. 26c; in
TURPENTINE-93e per gallon in cases and
SIC in drums and iron barrels.
size per 10; White Lead, sGs1sc, according TO
quantity.
QClCkSILN EFs-S3I- 0O1G59 per nask Tor
local use and s35G37 for export.
SALT-Quotations continue nominal
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes as follows per ID IN 1OO-lb bags:
Cubes. crushed and Fine Crushed. ). 5.55c.
Powdered 54cc; Candy Granulated. 54Oc: Dry
Granulated fine. $500: Dry Granulated. coarse.
53Oc: Fruit Granulated, 5.30c; Beet Granulated
10c-Ib bags only). 5-10c; Confectioners' A.
SOC: Magnolia A. 4.90c Extra c. 81 sec:
Golden c. A. zoe: ID. A 60c: barrels Ice more
half barrels 25e more: boxes. soc more: 50-lb
bags 1Oc more for all kinds. Tablets-Haf
barrels. 5.SCc: boxes. 6-O5c: H & E Crystal
pOr1incs 6 soc per 10. No order taken for
less than seventy-hve barrels or its equivalent.
LUMBER-Pine ordinary sizes, S1SG19: ex-
ira sizes higher: Redwood. S19123. Lath. .
feet, SS. 7574; Pickets. S22927 Shingles. So
for No. /; Shakes. $14 for split and $15 ,or
sawn; rustic $2SG43
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New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, April 3-There was further
advance in the London tin market, with spot
closing at Eli los and futures at s167
Locally the market was firm at $50. 81 21aQ3S.
Copper advanced 5s in London, with spot
closing at .aS4 los and futures at ESQ. Locally
no change was reported Lake, SIS. 50@1S 10;
electrolytic. SIS .25G1s.5e, and casting. s1B
@1S.25
Lead was Is Sd lower in London at e15
It's Cd. Locally the market was quiet and
cncharged at S5.S5q5.45
Spelter was unchanged at 925 2s Cd in Lon
don but was a shade lower in the local mar
ket, closing at S6.10Q6.2o.
Iron was higher in the English markets. with
standard foundry closing at ASS Sd and Cleve-
land warrants at ASS Cd. Locally the market
is steady No. 1 foundry Northern, SIS. 25aD
1885; No. 2 foundry Northern s17.75Q1S.S5
No / foundry Southern. SIS. 25@1S.75, and No.
foundry Southern at $17.T5Q1S5O.
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Receipts Of Produce.
Mining stocks.
THE STOCK MARKET.
Mining shares Weaker, but Bonds I'm
Larger Movement.

As far as bonds were concerned business on
the Stock and Bond Exchange yesterday
much better. the sales Of these securities
amounting to S07. 500 Shares continued dull.
with no fluctuations worthy of note. United
r. r. bonds showed downward tendency
Stocks ex-dividend under the rule were Bank
OF California 81 and Giant Powder sec.
The tendency in all mining shares was
toward lower prices. The ComstOcks weakened
Off, though Ophir lowered around So during
the forenoon. weakening TO So in the after
noon. Savage. on the contrary. stronger
in the afternoon than in the morning The
losses in the Southern Nevada mines were
more numerous than the gains as on the pre-
cedfng day. but trading was still heavy
The Paauhau Sugar Plantation Company will
pay a regular monthly dividend OF 15c per
share on April 10.
The April dividend disbursements Of large
Eastern industrial and other corporations are
estimated at $64 772. f23 Ndivided follows:
Industras $50 oil. 06J: railroads. SIS. 800. $50:
street railways, 50, ,701, $40. About $40. 0.Ge0. 900
will be distributed next week The disburse-
ments make a new high record for April
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closed steady, net SOLO points lower Sales
for the day. 81 600 .,ta 6ags so April eS5c; May
&c; December. 7.2oa7. .25c: March, 7.4oc.
Spot Rio, quiet; No. invoice, 11-16c-
Mild, steady.
SUGAR-Raw firm; fair refining, 3 1890
31bc: centrifugal, 96 test, 1890; niolasses
sugar. 2 25-32G2 1876. Refined, steady
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market is re-
ported firm, with exporters inquiring for prime
stock Common to fair are quoted at &c to
SIC: fair to good 1905, SA@s%c: nearly
to strict prime. 9@915c; choice. 91sQ1Oc, and
fancy at lie.
PRUNEs-Are firm in tone. although re-
mand is said to be falling off little Quota
APRICOTS-Are in speculative demand. and
it is said supplies are becoming concentrated.
Choice are quoted at 101ac; extra choice. 10a4 O
lie; fancy, 1112412lac
PEACHES-Are firm. Choice. 1Oc; extra
choice. 1013c; fancy. 10% @11c. and extra
RAiSINS-Are unchanged Loose muscatel
e@6%c; seeded rasins. 5A Q71sc. and London
LAYERS. 81 5C6D1 60.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

All prices remained unchanged yesterday.
something which does not often occur. A new
condition the reported quieting down n
trade by a number of houses and in fact
several were complaining of dullness. Others.
however. still found business brisk and in good
condition for sellers. The general demand for
all three products is above the average at this
time of the year. frequently observed OF
late. The arrivals of Butter from the north
now no particular scarcity in any grade. Re
ceipts of Eggs are not running az excessive
as week ago. though there are plenty conf
ing In and half the arrivals have to be placed
in storage in default of buyers. The shipping
demand for Cheese has ceased with some
houses while others still report an excellent
movement in this line.
Business on the Exchange follows:
Butter-5 boxes fresh extras 20l2c; do,
Eggs-2O cases fresh selected, 1Sc; for sec
onds Ice bid, 1612c asked
Chees4-For fancy new flats lie bid.
Receipts were 129, 100 lbs Butter, 14I00 lbs
Cheese and 1921 cases Eggs.
DAIRY EXCHANGE OFFICIAL QUOTA
TIONS.
(Note-The Exchange quotations represent
wholesale prices as established by sales bids
and offers On the Exchange. Prices for Butter
and Eggs on the street are governed by the
Exchange quotations. but generally range about
lgllas higher. 81 tt 0wlng bysgs 70 the miscellaneous
BUTT -Fresh-Californa extras, 2oc,
firm; frsts. 19c, steady; seconds, 1sl2c.
steady: Eastern, nominal: Eastern Ladies'
Nominal Storage goods-California, nominal:
Eastern. nominal. Lades-Nominal; packing
stock, 1sc, weak.
steady: frsts, 1870. steady; seconds. Ice,
steady: thirds 15c. steady: Eastern firsts,
nominal Storage-Nominal
CHEESE-California fancy new, 111c.
steady; frsts, 11c steady: seconds. nominal:
Young Americas. fancy. 1112c. weak; frsts.
1O1sc weak: seconds nominal. Eastern-Nom.
inai; Western, nominal. Storage-CalforniA
nominal; Young Americas. nominal; Eastern
fancy 16Hc, firm.
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Hay and Eeedstufrs.

The ligh. rt ceipts of Hay yesterday included
"a cars The Hay merchants reported good.
strong market. with buyers taking hold freely
at unchanged prices
Bran and Middlings rule firm and the better
prices noted Monday maintained. Arrivals
light.
BRAN-S19G20 per ton.
SHORTS-$20Q21 per ton
FEEDSyUFFS-Roiled Barley, S25G26; Oil
cake Meal In 5-ton lots, $37; jobbing, S37 90
per ton: Coooanut Cake Meal at mills $23
in 10 and $3.50 in ton lots; jobbings S24
Corn Meal, S2T 5O@2S; Cracked Corn. s2S1
2S. 30: Mixed Feed. $24@25; Horse Beans. $500
40 per tom Broom Germ Feed. 90c per ctl;
Calfalfa Meal, carload lots. S22; jobbing. $23 so
per ton; Mealfalfa. $22 in car lots and S23. so
In smaller quantities.
HAY-Wheat, s11. .50G16; Wheat and Oat.
$10Q14; Oat. $9Q13 Volunteer Wild Oat s9q
IL; stable. $4,000; stock, S7qS; Alfalfa,
e500p11. so per ton.
STRAW-30450c per bale.
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Poultry and Game.

Another car of Western Poultry was mar
keted, making . cars handled in many days.
Receipts from domestic points were light and
the market ruled firm with all descriptions
selling off well at stiff rates. Extra large. fat
Hens are in special request for the coming He
brew holidays and buyers are paying $SQlO
per dozen for such stock. Large young Roos-
ters large Broilers, Ducks and Geese are
wanted for the same purpose and exceptionally
fine offerings commanding a premium.
Game was in light receipt and steady at about
previous prices.
PoULTRY-Live Turkeys. 16@20c per ID;
Geese. per pair. S292 so: Goshngs, 81. 50G3;
Ducks. $6GfS per dozen for cd and $IQ10 for
young; Hens S56t5 so for small and SCAT FOR
large; young BOOSTERS, $7Gs; old BOOSTERS,
81. 5O65 so: Fryers. s.. .5oGt5.60 Broilers. s39
for small and $5Q5.5o for large; Pigeons,
125: Squads, S2G2. so.
GAME-Per dozen = Hare, 81 50G2; Cot
tontail Rabbits, So: Brush Rabbits, s150;
Gray Geese. 50. White Geese S101.50; Brant.
81 for small and 81 for large.
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beans nnd Seeds.

All conditions under this head remain
changed, except that Butter Beans show pro-
nounced advance, being scarce. The other
Beans quiet steady ana unchanged. There
is nothing new in Seeds, which are generally
in moderate supply and ruling steady to firm.
BEANS-Bayos, S3.40q35O: Pea, S3T5n4;
Butter, $iQ4.2 25; small White, So. 10Q3.30; large
White, 81. 3oQ2. 60; Pink. $1T0Q2; Red. S3.25
03. 80; Lima, 81. 35@4 40: Red Kidneys, So. 10
a; Blackeyes. "a. 4.4594. 60 per ctl; Horse Beans.
81 75Q1.s5
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. 81. 50n4.T 10: Yellow
Mustard, S3.50Q375; F1axseed 81. 50Q3: Ca
nary. 6@6Ac: Alfalfa, 12c: Rape, 219G3c;
Timothy. DC: Hemp. 5G51ac per ID; Millet 3
Q3Ac. Broom Corn Seed. $20d21 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Niles. $1.S5; Green Peas,
So 156i2 30 per ctl
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Chicago.

CHICAGO April 3. = CATTLE = Receipts,
$500: market slow steady Beeves, s4@De 25;
cows and heifers, S1.50a5 20: stockers and
feeders. So 1914 so; Texans, S3.75@4 60
HOGS-Receipts, 12, 000. Market SC higher
Mixed and butchers. $6.4096.6o good heavy,
Sc. 55as e21a; rough heavy, SO. 1905. so; light,
e.4oae.571a; pigs. $5.90@6.35 bulk OF sales,
Sc. 5096.60.
Sheep, S27596 30; lambs, $4.50Q6.7O
Omaha.
OMAHA Nebr., April 3.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 52Go Market steady. Native steers,
So. .sOG5; cows and heifers, 81 SCOT 40; West
ern steers S32594 Go; Gamers. S1.75@2 rs;
stockers and feeders. $2.75@4. 60; calves, 500
g. so. bulls and stags, So 5G14. 10.
HOGS-Receipts. 13, 00C. Market steady to
shade lower. Heavy. S6.27i2Q6 6321a mixed.
So 1Tl5d6So; light S625@6 80; pigs, IS. 25Gp
6.1O: bulk. S6.27 y 80.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000 Market stronger
YearIngs s5 1906; wethers, $5.2595. .S5; ewes.
81 4Od5 so: lambs. $6d6 80.
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. April 3.-CATTLE-
Receipts. 11.oo0. Market steady Native
native COWS and heifers, 81. 50q5.25; stockers
and feeders, S3G4. rs; bulls, $3a5.25 Western
fed cows. S275@4.50
HOGS = Receipts $4,000. Market steady.
Bulk of sales S6.259e.3713; heavy, S630@e4 40;
packers, Sc. .25d6.40; pigs and lights $6d635.
SHEEP - Receipts 1000. Market steady.
Muttons. 81 5Oi5. so; lambs So 2566. 80; range
vethers So. .40G6; fed ewes, S425q550.