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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-06-04


A BOOM has been started for Senator
La Toilette as candidate for President
of the United States The Free Press,
of Milwaukee, is at the head of the
movement and last week some 200 re-
publicans met at the Plankinton house,
Milwaukee, and formed an organiza-
ton that will have for its purpose the
sending of solid delegation from this
state TO the next national republican
convention, favoring the senator for
president. La Toilette, at least, has a
well defined platform, while Taft is
only the choice of President Roosevelt,
and nothing else to recommend him.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-06-04

ONE, Dr. Long, claims in very en-
phathatic language, that President
Roosevelt is decidedly short IN his
knowledge of animals. It'has been
generally believed that Roosevelt, at
least, knew every animal that he
tackled He was mistaken in the Dr.,
instead of his being weak and docile
kitten, he is roaring lion, who is now
stalking up and down the country seek
ing some one whom he may devour.
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
EAU CLAIRE NEIGHBoRHooD

j. p Foss of Wausau was neighbor-
hood visitor recently.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Huisheere
daughter on May 10Th.
Our school in district No. /, closed
last Thursday with a picnic.
Van Deweide, of Brnamwood, was
in the neighborhood the other day in
the interest of the Blue Bell Separator
Co.
A party of young folks from Schofield
with one or two families from the
neighborhood enjoyed dance at Louis
Sehoepke'S recently. A pleasant time
was reported by those present.
Regular preaching services at the
chapel next Sunday morning Mt 10
O'clock. An effort will be made 10 re-
organize the Sunday school. All inter
ested are requested to be present
Louis Morneau'S new barn was raised
last Tuesday, although strong wind
blew all day everything moved like
clock work; when complete, Mr.. Morneau
is going to have one of the finest barns
in this locality Chas- Schreidu and men
are doing the work
Some miSCreanl Tried 10 enter Martin
rhorsonss house one night last week
Mr.. Thorson was awakened by a noise
and on getting up ne saw that some one
was trying to open trap door leading
from the eeller into the pantry. Before
he could call bis boys to his assistance
the party or parties heard him
and made good their escape; what the
motive of the party way is a mystery TO
Mr. Thorson.
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WANTED Three rooms, in fiat or
house, heated, with conveniences. Adj
dress PILOT office. If.
FOR SALE-A ten room mousse will be
sold cheap. Inquire at 703 Bridge ST.,
VIM. D. Dessert. If.
For SALE-I offer my residence and
lot, 626 Fulton street, for sale at bar
gain. e. S. CLEMENCE. a23.tf
For RENT-A pasture of two acres in
the city limits. Enquire at the PILOT
office.
WANTED To rent, seven or eight
room house, four or five blocks from
the center of the city. Must have
toilet conveniences. Inquire, O. Binzer
Wausau Pilot
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-06-04

THE bill for the building of reservoirs
on the Wisconsin river, and thereby
controlling the flow of water, has passed
the senate and promises to become
law
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First publication June 4, last June Is.


State of Wisconsin, County Court for Marathon
County lin Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at the special term
of the county court to be held in and for said
county, at the court house in the city of Wan,
sau, in said county, on the first Tuesday, (being
the 2nG day of July, A. ID. 1907, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, the following matter will be heard and con
sidered:
The application of Joseph Burger TO admit 10
probate the last Will aud testament of Matthias
Burger, late of the village of Marathon city, In
said county, deceased, and for letters testament
tary thereon, TO be issued to Joseph Burger of
Town Wausau.
Dated June 3D., 1907.
BY order of the Court
HsNRg MILLER, County Judge.
REaNER & RINGLE, Attorneys for Petitioner.
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EXCURSION RATES

Grand Lodge A. F. and A. MIMI
wankee-Via The Northwestern Line
Tickets on sale June 10-1l, good re-
turning June II. For tickets and full
information apply to any ticket agent
of the North Western Line. j42t
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Some MisCreanl lrild % enIer Matln
NInnN

Appropriate Memorial day exercises
We're held here last Thursday for the
first time AT two O'Clock n m the
pupils of the public school rendered a
program, after which they marched to
the cemetery, led by the band. They
carried wreaths flags and flowers and
decorated the graves of three soldiers
buried there After singing AS The
Years Roll BY they marched back to
the school and Miss Anderson dismissed
them with 3 few remarks The pro-
gram was well rendered and il is to be
hoped that the spirit of the day so i'm
pressed those who participated and
attended that the day will be observed
from year to year. Our debt to the
brave men who gave their lives for our
country can never be paid Surely we
should honor their memory.
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A poor rule To follow when wanting
more wall paper of the kind you have
used, is TO send children with insiruc-
tons to ask for the same kind Send
3 sample or the number.-0. C. Callies.
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COM MeNCEMENT EXERCISES
AT M0SlNEE.

The second commencement exercises
of the Mosinee high school will be
held at Library hall on June sixth and
seventh, when a class of five will COM
plete the course.
On Thursday, June 9th, the Senior
class will give play, "a Scheme that
Failed and on Friday evening the
commencement program.
Program for commencement night:
Vocal Gayotte-Tripping DER the Hills, lBohm,
CHORUS
Invocation ........ .......... Rev. F. Fl. Brigham
Music-Piano Solo, Inpromtu. 80. .(Reinholdl
Miss Della Strupp
ShlutALOry. SaDlA HlukIey
Essay Underground Tunnels
Frank Kronenwetter
Musc-Chorus... ......................
Misses Won Berry, Jeffers, LaDu, Bachman
our alma Matef...... .........., anna Hoard
OTation-Abreham Lincoln. .......... Ed. Snider
Vocal Duet. Misses LETTERS and LaDu
Naledictory, ............ .,....,..., Eva Bernier
Presentation of diplomas. 49,. c. A. Bernier Sr.
Chorus-king of the Forest am l. ...........
.......,.................. high School Chorus
On Sunday, June 2nd, Rev. F. II.
Brigham, of the M. E. church of Wau-
sau, gave the bacealaureate sermon in
Library hall. His sermon was very inn
pressive, and contained so much good
advice, not only for the graduates, but
for all in the large congregation that
heard it.
The graduates are:
Anna h. Hoard, Sabra A. Hinkley,
Eva M. Bernier, Ed. Snider and Frank
Kronenwetter.
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ing June 3. 1907. In calling for same
please say "adyertiSed.N
Bugs, Ida Iundgraen, NJ j
brown, w. LayblpT, n.
BereSford, VIM. Morris. Walter
Brantel, Mrs Sophia Nurseryman
Barden, Am. Olson, Mrs. Katie
Baker, David Pierce, Mrs. Tom
Cooper, Lawrence Praedel, Douglas
f. l.. Crusiek 4 Co. Roeder. Franz
Clementson, hlrs.A Siegel, Mrs Bertha
Collins, Bert Strong, Christ
Dikeman, Frank Smith, C. z.
Dirimple, Nora Bell Simson, Thorn
Green, Mrs. Louise Smith, Lillian
6l5 Garfield Ave. TubooS, John
KrauSe, Eddie Wheeler, Nellie
Kreger, Sadie Meckerman, VIM.
Lutzke, Ain Wawley, lnez
Chandler x Porter Young, Frank
Leitzke, Alex Bunker, Emil
Lemere, Claface Zemkes, Emil
Foreign.
Anna Gaiewska Albert Kell
Sam Gurowitz Friedrich Wendorf
John Teminske
Pae.ages.
John Hempe Carl a Edwards
John Hempe
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Roast Beef and Gravy.
Teal Pie. Corn Beef Hash.
Mashed Potatoes. Pork and Beans.
Corn, Canned. Peas, Canned. Beets.
Tomatoes, Sliced. Cabbage Salad.
Pickles, Sweet Pickles, Dill
Pickles, Mixed Horse Radish.
Radishes.
Bread Graham and White.
Rolls. Butter. Cheese.
Pies-Apple, Pumpkin Custard,
Lemon and Elephant.
Fruit, Bromangeline.
Ice-Lemon, strawberry and Cream.
Cake. Doughnuts.
Tea. Coffee.
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CAFETERIA DINNER.

The following is the menu for the
cafeteria dinner to be given ny the
ladies of the M. F. church next Friday
evening, June 9TH :
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Low Rates to PACING Coast-Via Chi
cago, Union Pacific q North-Wes
ern Line
Very low rates for the round trip will
be in effect to San Francisco and Los
Angeles daily June Sth to 10Th and June
22nd to July 9TH (S2 90 additional for n
K. A. membership fee). Also 10 Port
land, Tacoma, Seattle and North Paci-
fic Coast points June Goth to July 18th.
June Goth to July 18th to Spokane.
Liberal return limits. Variable routes.
Favorable stop-over arrangements.
For tickets and full information apply
To any ticket agent of the North-W est
ern Line. j4-4t
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@ausa1a Dilnt.
TUESDAY, JUNE A, 1907.

Published weekly and entered at the Post Office
at Wausau a second class matter.
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Advertised Letters
List Of letters remaining uncalled for

in the Wausau p o. for the week end
ing June 3. 1907. In calling for same
nlnasa say "ahvnriiSnh y
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Progressive whist, bridge whist and
cinch cards. for sale at the PILor office.
Prices nominal. If.
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Has a safety deposit vault. Boxes
for rent at 81 per year.
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The Chicago Chronicle. John r,
Walsh's paper, suspended publication
on Friday. 1t was losing proposition.
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Excursion Rates Fraternal Order oil
Eagles. Oshkosh Via The North
Western Line
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. Sargent have moved
from the residence they have occupied
so long on Warren street and are now
living in the Mcdonald residence on
north Sixth street
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Tickets on sale June 10. # and 70,
good returning June IL For tickets
and full Information apply to any ticket
agent Of the Northwestern Line j4-2t
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-12

The disposition Of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the

CAITLEOCattle receipts were talr for a
Thursday and the quality of the offerings
was rather better than it was the fore part
of the week. The four days supply has
been substantially the same as a week ago
Desirable light and handy weight beeves
prices the demand being vigorous from
both local and shipping buyers. on the
other hand the market for the heavier
grades was inclined to drag, although
prices on the whole were little different
from yesterday The general market for
beef steers was just about loo lower than
IL was toward the close of last week.
The market for COWS and heifers was
fairly active and generally steady. Sup
plies were of very moderate prop rtion and
the quality only fair, as a rule. The local
demand was REINFORCED by a good inquiry
from both eastern butchers and feeder
buyers and everything was disposed of in
very good season. Veal calves were steady
but bulls stays, etc. were rather slow and
generally a shade lower.
Business in stoCkers and feeders was de-
Cidedly dull Yard traders had more cattle
on hand than they could dispose Of salts
factorly and were not inclined to further
increase their holdings except at reduced
figures. Good to choice cattle that had
both weight and quality sold at very nearly
steady quotations but on the ordinary run
Of light and medium weight stuff the mar
ket was pretty close to 15Q25c lower than
the first OF the week and indications are
that quite a few cattle will have to be
carried over this week
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-12
Wool Market.

BOSTON, April u.-WOOL-Market is un-
usually dull on account Of the depletion OF
sIIpplies, but prices are firm. Territory
woods are quiet and new business Is ex-
ceedinEly small In volume, Trading domes-
nc quotations range as follows; Indiana
and Missouri eom6ing y blood, s3qs4oi
basis; hne, y months, 5-q74oi hne, TO S
months, 6Sa7Oc; me, fail clean, 5sa6Oc
California, secured basis; northern choice
county, 65G68c: southern, 62d6Sc; fall free
67G6sc oregon, secured basis; eastern No
1 staple T2G13c; eastern No. j clothing al
acc; valley No. !, 6OGS2c Territory staple,
secured basis; fine, l2q13c; hne medium
6Sd70c: medium, &d66c, Territory ordi-
nary secured basis; nne, 6s9lOc; nne me-
dunn, 66d6So medium, @d64c. Colorado
and New Mexico, spring secured; X, 6SGp7Oc;
No. l. 6SQ6oc.
dunn grades. cOmbing and clothing aad
26lAc; Hight nne, lo02lc; heavy nne, i59l7c;
tub washed, Susie.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-12
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
~


Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, April u.--IIkelihood Of rain
In Missouri and Kansas offset today the
effect OF numerous reports OF damage to
winter wheat by green bugs and caused
the local market to close about steady.
Finai quotations on May delivery were un-
changed from yesterday, Corn was on
i5d S6c lower.
market in a nervous state. Early in the
session sentiment was quite beartAh because
OF the weather bureau report, which which, pre-,
the southwest including portions OF Kan
Bas and Missouri. The market was further
OF wheat which will be exported from Ar
gentina this week. the total shipments
being placed at nearly. 100000 blu. more
than those OF last week. Local and out
side longs sold freely on these advices.
The market then rallied sharply on urgent
demand by commission houses, which was
prompted by the large number of damage
reports received from the southwest. The
continued dry. weather in Nebraska and
other parts OF the winter wheat belt at
tracted almost as much attention as did
the green bug reports. Late In the day the
market again weakened, with the distant
was fairly steady. May wheat opened un-
changed to NC higher at USc to 7I3so, sold
Off to TIC and then advanced to 7Shc. The
close was at 77skc. Clearances OF wheat
and flour we're equal to 2ll 100 blu, Primary
receipts were 1900 bq' agalnst 5,S.oO pu
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts OF
49, cars. against 465 cars last week and III
cars year ago.
Trading in the corn pit was dun and
prices huctuated within narrow range
At the start slight firmness was manifested
owing to frm cables and a bulge In oats
hut later the market eased on on prom
taking Cash houses we're the prtncipa
buyers. The close was easy May corr
opened unchanged TO hc higher at TAe e
4Iitc, sold on to 1910 and closed at 46b9
47c, Local receipts were 19S cars, with
The prioe OF oats touched the new higl
record mark for the season, May delivery
selling at 44d44lsc, The bulk OF trading wal
in July and September options. leadinl
cash house was an active buyer of July
while September was in good demand bl
investors. Reports OF damage to the new
crop constituted the main basis OF strength
May oats opened unchanged at $40, ad
vanced to 44a44iso and closed at $40
Local receipts were 20l cars.
Provisions were weak on profit takinI
by local and outside longs. The marke
lacked any substantial support At tn
close May pork on zoe at S16o21f
Lard was l5dd75ao lower at SS.67bsGS.70, Rib
were l5c lower at S,62h
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
Is oars; corn, 2S cars; oats los cars hogs
The leading futures ranged as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-12

NEW YORK, April ll.-METALS-The
London tin market was l5s lower, with spot
quoted at el56 and futures at ElS4. Locally
the market was duh and about IN points
lower on the average, with spot quoted AT
$40 62lzGl4O TO- Copper had another sharp
break in the London market, with spot
quoted at R9S S. and futures at EOS IS IL
is said that some European holders are re-
selling American copper In the local mar
ket which has helped the decline In prices,
although the large producers are still said
To be holding relatively Ann. EleCtrolytiC,
S23. 5O6I24 81: casting. S22. 5O6r23 co. Lead was
unchanged at S6OCa6l 10 in the local market,
but was Is Sd higher at fl9 lss Sd In
London. Spelter was unchanged az eos 2s Sd
IN London and at So. 76d6 70 locally. Iron
was lower IN the English market. with
standard foundry quoted at 54s and Cleve-
land warrants at SOS. Locally the market
was unchanged No. ! northern foundry
being quoted at S25 25126 q No. northern
foundry at 81. 75d25 70 and No. / southern
foundry At $50. 00d26 80
ST. LOUIS Aprn 1.-METALS-Lead
dull. $5.92ikd595. Spelter, weak, S665
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-12

CSC per bu.; seed sweet potatoes. per Dbl,
FARsNlrs. Per buf sc .. 49,
lima BEANs-rer 10. 5l9o.
REEF CUT PRICES.
Ld Rlss' No 90 iasS Ne, "a igfSS go &c. = 100 90
Chucks: No. L. &c, No. 2, o., No. 3, &c.
Round: No. !, 5Ac' No. z. lac; No. s, 6iFc.
plate. No. l. 4ihC, No. 2 Fac; No. 8 10
Ribs: No. f. ltA.c, No . sac, No. 3. So
MISCELLANEOUS.
uONEY-Per ~ frames $3.50
STGAR-GranulatvG Gene. In sacks, s. as
Eranulated beet, IN sacks, S.i1
COFFEE-KuaStes :. No. IS, 2hc per lbs
No go 2lC per ID; No. -, iec per ID; Ma.
"cIiEtsB y New. iuii cream Wisconsin
block Swiss Ice; iimberger, i5c; Young
Jefferson York. half barrel. G.75; bar
re- Mrs california walnuts No. Z. SOFT
shell i3c: No /, soft shell &c: BraSlis.
i6iaalSo, recans lsa2Sc; filberts, l2lsc; pea
m,ands nara she'll l7ibc; TaraRona. i7tSr,
noCoaruts. $500 per 100.
CANNED GO6Ds-Corn standard. west
ern l51GOC: Maine, E.l5. Tomatoes, S-lb cans
81 IS. standard 3-lb,, cans. $50 Pineapples,
grated. 2-lh., standard, &9G2S; sliced.
STIs,forn T apriGSts, 500 Pears :i75&22
Sbinook. Fat. t2i0. fancy sockeys. nat. aS
Sardines quarter oil, 49, HTree-ou rters
mustard S3OO Sweet potatoes, gflOal 81
S WSS beans, lib socasiiOO Lima Beans Scans
ON -5cGH &C. Soaked peas. 2-lb. COO; early
I,,DS 81 oval is: fancy 81 25GlS5.
I-ISrI wv Pickcrel. dressed &c; nike
dressed. ice; white fish, dressed winter
nnovrbt I9Ii5c; trout 12Tftlc: haiibut. iSc:
salmon, lNdl7c: catfish, 15c; herring, dressed.
nan frozen &c, perch. scaled and dressed 1C:
perch skinned, dressed headless &c: crap
pies round, tH9c; crappies, large, fancy,
! iEc: black bass. sc; smelts, sweet and ine,
| I3c eel lSc; blue fish, lic; red snapper.
I ioc. roe shud. per pair, 3ou4Oe. frog legs zoo!
/ Holsters green. per b., SIC; lobsterB. boiled.
per III 40c: rusckerel Spanish. per h.. 16c. !:
/ inaCkerel, native S5c per ID; fresh green
turtle meat PC III. - -
CATTFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prunes
/ are somewhat unsettled by freer offerings
| from second hands, who seem DESTROYS of
/ moving supplies Of immediate grades; quo
| tations range from SIC to &c for California
/ fruit and from aye to &c for Oregon. APP
| ricots are Arm and II Ia reported that
| oTerings for prompt shipments are being
/ withdrawn; choice are quoted at lsc.
! pea ches are unchanged with fancy yeows
| quoted at 13hc fancy Muir 14lhc. Raisins
/ are firm; loose MusCatels are quoted at
| Sd9c seeded raislns, 81 T11c.
| CURED FTSH-Family white hsh. per
! luarter bbl., 100 lbs. $500; Norway mack
| erel No. l. $500: No. 2. SIS 90: herring, in
bhls 900 lbs each. Norway ak. N1.OU
! BRAN-Per ton, SO 30.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-12

LONDON. April ll,7Money was IN plenti-
f,II demand and fair supply In the market
today Discounts were steady. on the
stock exchange the settlement was con-
GUIDED satisfactorily, but operators and the
nubuc alike were apathetic, and the busl-
ness was transacted on small dimensions.
Tbe reduction OF the Bank OF England s
rate Of discount from 70 ~ per cent has
already been discounted because OF the
london county councils loan Of 5000 600
hanging over the market Gilt-edged seCu-
titles home rails and foreigners developed
an easy tendency. japanese imperial &c
81 1904 closed az 1919. Americans displayed
strength during the forenoon, going up 20
well over parity on moderate bear covering
and the anticipation n higher New York
opening prices The latter, however, came
lower and quotations dropped TO the lowest
OF the day, and closed quietly steady al a
shade above the worst OF the session.
PARIS, April u-Prices on the Bourse
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-12

ST. LOUIS, April u.--CATTLE-Receipt
l. 500 head, Including 600 Texans; market
strong: native shipping and export steers,
SIS 4Od8 so; dressed beef and butcher steers,
"a 9565 40; steers under 1000 lbs, AOOGp4.65;
stockers and feeders, $3.2645.25 cows and
heifers 50. 6505. %; Gamers, &.Oa25O; bulls,
49, 40d4. Is; calves, $iOOa7 %; Texans and
indian steers, $2.Bd56O; COWS and heifers
81 9Od4.OO.
HOGS-Receipts 5000 head; market sc
higher; pigs and lights, S6.4Od6 70; packers,
Sc COAST 70; butchers and best heavy, S670q
ESQ
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts, l,5OC
head; market steady; native muttons, SO q
az rs lambs, S4.OOq95O; culls and bucks
"a 75TfA "a
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-12

NEW YORK April 11.--OII,-Cottonseed
duh; prime crude. f. o. b. mills, 315q37c;
prime yellow f. o. b. mills, Acc. Pc
troleum steady; refined New York, $50;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, SS,l5. Turpen-
tine steady at 721aIp7Sc.
ROSIN-Steady; strained, common to
good, S475. -
SAVANNAH, Ca, April 11-TURPE;N-
TINE-6714c bid
ROSIN-Firm; a, and G, $3.50; D, 500
X $500; NJ. S.35: n, S5,45; WIG, 1856; WV
$50
OH, CITY. Pa. April .-OIIs-Credit
balances. 81 IS; runs. 1909 bills; average,
1871 .772 bills; shipments, 15s,647 bbls.; aver
age ,29l bbls.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-12
Conee Market.

NEW YORK, April u-COFFEE-Mar-
ket opened steady at unchanged prices,
which was better than due on lower Euro
peau cables and continued large receipts
There was some liquidation by local longs,
mostly OF the later months during the
middle session, and prices eased on a
partial 3 points In the absence OF active
support, with the close dull, net unchanged
10 8 points lower. Sales 200 bags. in
GLIDING April, SOC, May. 5.7Ca5 75c; July,
6Oc. September, 5.50c: December, 650C,
March, 55d6 coo. Spot coffee quiet; No
Z Rio, Sac Santos, 7Jtc. Mid coffee dull
COrdOya, 9gl2lo
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-12
Knnsns 90 Lire Stool Mail I'd.

KANSAS CITY April ll.-CATTLB-Re-
ceipts. 300 head. including 400 southerns;
port and dressed beef steers, S.4Oa64o;
fair to good, A.5Oa5.35; western fed steers,
southern steers, S4OOa7.Z; southern cows,
S3OOG48; native cows $2.75d46O; native
helfers, So 5Od5 20; bulls, s2.s5a45o; calves,
HoGS-R Receipts, $500 head; market
weak; top, S6,62k; bulk Of sales $655u66O;
heavy S66O6I6. IS: packers, $66Oq6.6O; pigs
and lights $535d6.S2a.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 5000
head: market strong; lambs, So 1bHs@;
ewes and yearings, S.35GGOO; western FED
warnings S5OOGT7OO: western fed sheep,
s 25a6.OO; stockers and feeders, S4.O0465O
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-12
Cnttnn MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS, La, April l1.-COTTON
Market firm; sales ass bales; low or
binary l3-16c, nominal; ordinary, 1916,
nominal good ordinary, SIC; low mid
ding. II 7-l6c: middung fair p 7-l6c, nom
NAL: fair, 10 l-l6c nominal receipts 1901
bales: stock. 222S SO bales
ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 1l.-COTTON-
STEADY; middiing. lOstc; sales. 81 bales:
receipts. 70 bales; shipments, "a bales,
stock Il, $50 bales.
LIVERPOOL, April u.-COTTON-In
spot a good business was done; prices Sac
points HIGHER; American middling fair 7O6d
good middling 66Od; middlinE Gid, low
niddling 5SOd: good ordinary, 5.l6d; or
binary, 4SOd The sales OF the day were
1900 bales, of which 1900 bales were for
speculation and export and included u 500
bales American. Receipts. 1000 bales, in
GLIDING s 400 bales American