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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-03-09

Legal Blanks at this office.
Legal blanks for sale at this office.
DIR. ,Donohoe, Dentist. Uglow Bldg
Legal blanks for ale at this office.
d. M. G. embroidery at Dallas Mer-
camille Store. 2-26-tf
Craven Brothers for first class
plumbing. 3-9-tf
The OBSERVER Office wants the print
ing you are particular about.
New bed spreads for iron beds at
Dallas Mercantile Store. 2-26tf
L. D. Brown, attorney; abstracts;
collections. Office in Uglow Bldg.
2-5-tf
Moving pictures at Star Theater
after Saturday nights basket ball
game.
Moving pictures at the Star Theater
every night this week.
The sale at Uglow's Clothing House
closes Wednesday, March 10.
Money of private parties to loan at
per cent on well-improved farms.
SIBLEY & EAKIN.
Love and Law" at the Vaudette,
Wednesday and Thursday. The best
melodrama Of years.
Bran and shorts at M. d. Ellis
Grocery.
Highest market prices paid for all
farm produce at M. d. Ellis Grocery.
10 acre tracts; $50 an acre; $l5
down SIS each month. No interest or
taxes. Glen o. Holman, Dallas. ct
Sale at Uglow's Clothing House
closes Wednesday, March 10.
Always something interesting and
entertaining in the moving picture
shows at the Star Theater.
MI. B. fancy coffee. 3 pounds sl.Oo,
Amber Blend coffee, pound 25c.
NJ. d. E. Special Roast, Csc, s pounds
for csc. Nj. d. Ellis grocery store
2-26-tf
Excellent programs OF moving pic
lures at the Star Theater this week.
Don't fail to see them.
Six hundred pieces Of sheet music,
vocal and instrumental, for sale at
cents a copy. Stockwell's Furniture
and Music store. 2-26-ti,
Wednesday, March 10, is the date OF
the closing Of the big sale at the
Uglow Clothing House.
Special prices Saturday, March 10
at Craven Brothers Hardware Store
on ranges, granite ware and othel
| lines. 3-9-2t
Only one more day until the closC
OF the big sale at the Uglow Clothing
House. II you let the unparalleled
opportunities they have to offer you
slip by it is your own fault.
Dry fir cordwood wanted in any
quantity up TO 500 cords TO be delivered
In Dallas or Falls City. For further
particulars, call on, OF address. Salem
Falls City & Western Ry. Co., Dallas
w.R. Ellis, agent for Daily Ore
gonian and Evening Telegram. Hav'
a daily paper delivered at your hous'
by the week, month OF year No extrI
charge for delivery.
Dry Or cordwood wanted in an
quantity up TO 500 cords TO be delivers
10 Dallas or Falls City. For furthe
particulars. call on, or address, Salem
Falls City & Western BY. Co. Dallas
The beE Tanlalum Electric LsmI
q candle, white light burns onl
two thirds ss much ss q common ]
CD. Cost CSC. Guy Brothers. l-2-h
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-03-09
Polk County Observer

q W. Petit was a visitor in Falls
City today
Moss Walker, of Falls City. is
visiting in Dallas.
CT Ballard was in from Rickreall
today on business.
T NJ Lydic went to Dayton on
business yesterday.
DR., ST. Donohoe went to Portland,
Saturday, for visit.
Alfred Campbell, of Ballston, was a
Dallas visitor Friday.
Wes Vaughn was a passenger to
Fails City this morning.
T e. Bornemann, OF Monmouth,
was in Dallas yesterday.
r. French, of Corvallis, was a
visitor in this city yesterday.
w R. Davis was up from Perry
dale. Saturday, on business.
Mrs J. B. Thompson is quite i'll
from an attack Of pneumonia.
Mrs, Fl. P. Shriver returned Sunday
niobt from visit in Portland.
q f. Stats, of Airlie, was busi-
noss visitor in Dallas last week.
f F. Craven, of Ballston, came up
to Dallas yesterday on business.
E. Yoakum, of Perrydale, was a
business visitor in Dallas today.
Borp, Sunday, March 7, to Mr.. and
Mrs Wayne Phelps, a daughter.
r q. Richmond, Of Corvallis, was
in this city on business yesterday.
Row DeArmand, of Independence,
was a Dallas visitor over Sunday.
Miss Cordia Gooch was over from
Independence, Sunday, on a visit
F H. Morrison returned last night
from a few days visit in Portland.
Walter Nichols was down from
Falls City on a business visit Friday.
Cass Riggs. of Crowley, was WIS.,
itor in Dallas, Saturday, on business.
Miss Gladys Canter went to Falls
City. Saturday, for few days visit.
George and Ambrose Ball were up
from Ballston on business yesterday.
Born, Sunday, March 7, to Mr.. and
Mrs George Wait, Of Rickreall, son.
GO. Holman was called to McMinn-
vile Yesterday afternoon on business.
Tom Stockwell went to Portland,
Sunday, for few days business visit.
T. B. Masters was down from Black
Rock on business Friday and Satur-
day.
Joe McHardy, of North Yamhill,
was in Dallas yesterday on business
visit
G. L. Starr, returned to Salem
yesterday after several days visit in
Dallas.
B. Gilduer, of Portland, came up to
Dallas, Saturday, for short busi-
ness visit.
Mrs. J. A. Glover, of Amity, visited
with her cousin, Mrs. W. d. Collins,
Sunday.
Seats for the Oregon-M -Multnomah
basketball game to be played here
Saturday night, will be placed on sale
at Belt & Cherrington's drug store
Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-03-09
Standing of League Teams.

Thomas Rand, Of Ballston, was a
visitor in Dallas yesterday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
PRODUCE.


Chicago. April 9-The rally which
was general expected 20 follow The se-
we're break IN wheat prices last Satur-
DAY materialized on opening transactions
In the pit today, initial quotations show
ing gains Of - TO rs compared with
closing figures of the previous session.
Despite this advance, however. the mar
ket displayed no great buOyancy. wealth
or conditions In this cJuntry being OF "a
kind 10 suggest a rapid forcing Of tho
new crops. The strength AZ the open
ing was due 10 an advance OF IA to 2Ld
az Liverpool n the reports OF rains I'M
India. which was said would delay har-
Nestlng, opening quotations pm Nav
we're ~ Nh 20 l.2l. and on July az
losA to ~ Early in the day May sold
on to I'D, but July held within the
opening range The bulge in wheat had
q strengthening influence on the corn
market at the start. opening quotations
showing gains OF = 70 a. MAY opened at
$50 20 09t. 10 July at 65s to "a.
A little easier feeling was soon mani-
tested May holding around 50, while July
sold on TO 81
oats opened firm with other gain but
became easier early in the session ON
realizing sales, particularly in the May
delivery which opened "a 20 &c. higher
az b0ls TO Is, and sold off 90 81
Provisions were weak because Of a llc,
decline in live hogs. Prices NJ the start
were unchanged 10 10c. lower.
Whoat-During the last half OF the day
me market became very weak and the
July opium NInhr HHs from the NNEn
point Of the day, declining 10 i.Cat
Al the samc time May sold on to 1.1SL
Tile market closed weak. July on "a az
loss and May dow 1c. al i.1S7s.
COrn-Thc market alumpcd with wheat.
May declining 20 Gsis. The market rail-
He'd again owing 10 the strength of the
cash grain and closed firm with May
up = at 69h July was ND IS az 67aa
Close-Whcat-May ,1.1Sh; July. 1.t5ati
Sept. $3.50. Dec. G4.
Corn-April. Gas May, Co.'S July, 6IM:
Sept, e3fs Dec. 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
RAwmDE sIurs RIcH ORR.
Leascrs on Coalition and Queen Sack
ing Ore and Sending TO Mil
lspecial % Tho "Ncws.,O

Rawhidc. New. April 26.-The Dayton
Toledo leases on the Coalition estate,
opened the payshoot last night in the
south drift on the 500-foOt loved. The
face OF the drift is now cutting eight
feet from the west crOascut and shows
five feet Of ore averaging s92 a ton,
according 20 samples taken by Official
assayers for the Coalition. The mill
dump now contains 100 tons OF $50 ore.
which came from workings on the 90
foot level.
The Victor lease also on Coalition es-
tate is extracting $40 ore from the
west drift on the 300-foot level. The
face Of the drift is now cut 100 feet I'm
five feet OF quartz porDhyry ~assaying
from $50 to $50 per ton.
Prosky 20. ! lease. which IS on the
Coalition estate is still sacking four
tons OF high-grade orc and sending 10
tons OF min ore daily 20 the mill on the
fat below the town.
Grutt Balloon nm on the Rawhide
Queen estate is sacdng three IONS Of
h~iGh-grade and placing eight tons OF
min ore on the mill dump daily. The
Wine from the 130-foot level Is now
down "a feet and this morning shows
three feet Of ore sampling $500 per ton.
kearns No. I lease, also on the Queen,
Is shipping 20 Ions today sampling 500
per tor.
The DrOmiack lease on the Queen has
just completed installing q hoist and
has begun prosecuting on the 1o0-soot
level.
The Miners lease on the Queen is
s~acling two tons Of $50 per ton screen
ings daily from their new shaft which
is now down % feet in 1--WE feet OF ore
averaging y35 per ton,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
BULL FROG
CONCENTRATES.

David Lemon has gone 90 Battle
Mountain 20 look over the work Of tho
properties IN his charge.
The Omces Of the Ohio Copper COM
pany will move 90 the the eighth floor
| Of the Newhouse building on Wednes-
dag.
A. +. Palm. for several years with W.
VI. Ray & Co. with r. L. Anderberg
and r. q. Richmoud, both connected
with the Provo Commercial g. Savings
bank, VIII soon open a brokerage Office
at Provo.
Considerable attention has been
shown the Utah Centrai Mining COM
pany and its property adjacent to Eph-
rain. Some Of the stockholders OF
the Daly-Wost have been visiting the
property. and securing samples OF ore.
General Manager Colin Mcintosh az
tho Ohio Copper company is expected
10 return this afternoon from a trip
10 California, where he has been for
the past ten days. Mr.. and Mrs. Me-
lntosh went 10 the coast for "a short
vacation.
At the Bower-Ely Gold Mines com
rany property. located I'm the Peacock
district. seven miles east OF East Ely.
gold has been struck that averages 81
- NEAHH o. 600 N"A N&A III NN NV ANN
tom Of the shaft and is a III, .e-foot
ledge. The orc carries small values in
lead and silver.
According 20 r.. J. Evans. one OF the
officers ~ the Tintic Mines company.
the corporation has made the first pay
ment Dn its option on the American
star. Black Bird. Triangle. Town View
ana Town View Fraction claims in the
Tintic mining district. This practl-
cally insures the advent Of another big
company into the Tintic field.
According 20 the Emery County
Progress. A. j.. Smith ana f. S. Day Of
Castledale have recently located some
valuable, copper gold and silver claims
on the borders OF Buckhon Flat and
the Cedar mountains. They are now
prospecting for a ledge OF high grade
that Is supposed 20 exist somewhere in
the vicinity Of Grimes wash. northwest
Of Orangeville. Several pieces Of The
highest grade Of gold ore have been
found in this wash and il is claimed
TO be a hoat from a valuable vein hid
den I'm the range OF mountains west Of
this place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26


oats.May. Ga july, $50; Sent. us
Psrk-May r.s7.si July. r.s7h; sept.
Lard-atay. p.G: July, io.s7is: Sent
10. 62is.
Ribs-May o.@: July. o.Oas7gs. Sept
9.N2h.
Bye-ash. So. MAY. 500 as1.
Harlcy-ash, Wifnf0
TimothN-April. $3.50.
Clovcr-April, go.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago, April @-Butter-gfoadv
~Creamcrlcs. 22nc6, dairies. 1915 n eng
EcEs-Easy. at mark. cases incIidod
hrsts. %, prime nrstH. "a.
Cheese-Steady. Daisies. I5mis: tvfre
ifif1 ~ young Americas. las ai5, long
horns. 1bii.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. April 26-Sugar. raw. erw
Fair refining. 8.b, centrifugal. IS tcsi
S.6. molasses sugar $50
Rcnned-Stendy. Crushed. 5.I5: powder.
cd. 5.15s graduated. sos.
Cofeo-Steady No. 2 Rio. S0Sa. No
Santos. SsAW9.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
STOCKS OPENED
HIGH, CLOSE WEAK

Now York. April W-Thc opening deal
inrs In stocks showed a good deal Of am
imatiou and prices were higher with but
few exceptions The gains were small
however. and showed no notable feature.
Southern Pacific. 81 Paul, Rock Island
preferred and North American advanced
iareo fractions
Tho market ana not maintain its sta-
biiity long. prices recediug until the M
portant stocks were an selling below
saturday, CLOSING some fractienoi PC
covcry wero scored later but The puy-
iue was limited to- "a handful OF tne
leaders.
Reading was thrown on the market be
courts decision in tne .cQmnlouliIt
clause casc was TO De handed down TO-
Prices reacted I'm sympathy. Reading
ana Wisconsin Central fcll q nelnWntg
g. Hudson MS and Chesapeake A Ohio
Federal Mining sold al q decline OF o
and Chicago a Alton preferred Union
Bag preferred rose 4is and Third ave-
nue. L. A later rally of a point iu Read
ing stcadlcd in the mark.
Bonds were heavy.
Further selling of Reading and Amer
lean smelling Offset efforts to rally the
markell land fluctuations became restrict
ed. There was not much OF Interest to
the market outside of the stocks men-
toned and business decreased steadily.
Rock Island preferred 70 Greaa
Northern ore CERTIFICATES Improved a
point and Minneapolis g. st. Louis and
L.. s. Pip lost as much.
The undertono Of the market remained
heavy. but there was no effective selling
as a rule. comparatively few stocks
showing any significant rises
The market closed weak. The bidding
OF the southern Railway stocks, the
preferred 20 the extent OF rs. aid not
prevent the general list from rccedlng
again. Union Pacific fell .. Northern
Pacific and Southern Pacific. Great
preferred. Rock Island 81.
Paul. wabash preferred, Atlantic Coast
Line. United States steel. A~malgamat-
ed. Brooklyn Transit, American Tells
and Tel. and international Pump
a point under Saturdays prices. Hooking
Coal. American WOODEN rose 2 points,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
APPOINTMENT OF LEWIS
CREATES STIR IN IDAHO

Twin Falls, idaho. April 26.-At tho
meeting Of the Republican central COM
mittee OF Twin Falls county here. sat
urday. a vigorous protest was filed and
a petition. signed by all members Of the
committee, forwarded to Boise. protest.
ing against the appointment OF Mr..
Lewis as state land agent for Twin
Falls tract. Mr.. Lewis is q brother-in-
law OF Senator Sweeney. The Repub-
Leans Of this county allege they we're
not consulted regarding the appoint
ment. and assert Mr.. Lewis IS not
known to Republicans OF this Oun
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
D A N MARKET.

New York, Aprii 26.-Close:
Prime mercantile paper. 3R0i p,r
cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actlal
business In bankers bills at 4S8f5lf
4.S625 for 6O-day bills and at fSI.i8 for
demand.
Commercial bills, 4s5lsalS5B.
Bar Silver, o2.
Mexican dollars, "A.
Government bonds steady railroad
bonds heavy.
Money on call steady t7sG2 per cent.
ruling rate aud offered at .. closing bf5
ia.
Time loans stronger; 60 days. 2is uoY
cent; 90 days, 2i5 bid. six months. 8
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
BIG nun MAKES STRIKE.
Good Ore Encountered In brcast Of
Drirt on the 500 foot Level.

The first strike Of ore In the Big I'M
property was made Saturday night and
today 1t was demonstrated that there Is
= 70 foot breast Of ore in the 500 font
drift of the 200 lgvel Of the property.
The ore IS a conglomerate mass and is
declared 10 carry some high values. No
assays have yet been made. although
it is plain that Sc is ore Of the best
class.
A meeting or the directors OF the
company viii be held tonight 20 decide
upon the future action OF the company.
The property is onc OF the knight In
terests and was taken over from John
Brestelmcyer, one OF the pioneers Of
the district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
BOSTON COPPER CLosr.

James A. Pollock g. Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Ahmeck. 1e0R170; Gas. 5Sa5s: Black
Min, 1Nl lilo b. g. L., 32040: Cobalt
cent, 4004i; cum Ely. 79sQ1A: Dom.
COP. l0ml2; GirouX, 7s0S: or. Con,
NAs0sl3; Florence. 3is U315: Ia Rose.
6tsU 1915. New. Utah. ~ az 1915: Rh.
Coaln., 32034 Ray Con-, 13AG14: Sen
eca. s. asked, Queen, 40g47: Yukon.
3-l6f4 Sis; A. a a.. 14Q1s: Begole.
1906; Roston Ely, 1SsG1tz: Chemung,
ltHlS; torbln. 6h@GA. Davis DAILY.
& l-lsQ6h; First Nat, 57s06. Globe. "a
az Daisy. $3.50; Helvetia. $685.: Ma
jesiig, 9oN93: Nfp.sslng. l09sk1OFs; Ra-
ven, 3l0s0; san Ant. 10ss oil;
Leaf. HOB; Tonopah. 7a7h:
Adventure. 5N@Sii: Arcadian. 4a4i4
Atlantic, l0kn1l; a. g. A.. g1isqs9:
Cent. 20 asked; Copper Range. T1d77ta.
Franklin, l5d15iz; Greene-Cananoa. 100
1913 Mass, 9l3Wl0. Michigan. 12013A.
Nevada Con, 205s d2OA Old Dominion.
blhn52; Parrot. 3lHs082. quincy. $50
80; superior. iOAafiia; Trinity, 13Hu
a.; Utah Con, 40040ia. Victoria. ga
47si Wolverine, 1430li4: Zinc. 24G25.
Corbin, l9A020; HaucoCk, 10010l4;
Lake, 201hN20&; Miami. 1i@ MtiH:
Newhouse 2AQ27s; Ojibway. lllaai3.
s. a. T., l3Ul3i4; OpeX. 5AW5K.
Allouez. 3Sh a. 39ik; Az. Coml.. 42is
142& b. Coaln. 22% W24; G.. g. "A.
coo n sos: &. NJ. 25m28: DAILY West.
l0nlOk; CRANKY. 95m96; La sale,
1879 M13M. MiXlcO Con, 3& m4M
Mohawk, 60W61. y. b.. 53ik asa:
Osceoia, l2s ask. Tamarack. 80 ask
shannon, 1874 0lf; Tenn. COP, 4O& %
81, United copper 4SA W47k: WI
mona As MEt n q. an Uon-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
SAN FRANcIsco MARKET.

James a. Pollock q Co.. bankers and
brokers, Furnish the following, received
over their private wives
COMsTOCK.
Ophlr. 1150L17ia; Mexican, 7AG1s,
Gould a Curry. 6U3; Con Va, 6i062,
Savage, 1000; Hale q N0rcross. n bid.
yellow Jacket, 90 asked: Belrhcr. 40
a.. Sierra Nevada, 1601si E~xclcqucr. "a
asked; Union, 32083; Chollar, 6 bid; Po-
t0si, l0Uii.
TONOPAH.
Mont Tonopah. 6s bld. Tonopah Ex-
Tension. 50W55; MacNamara, o bid. Mid
way, 20 asked. ronopah Belmont. 1000
1928 West End Con, on bids Jim Buzz
Ter i6 bld.
GOLDFTELD.
sandstorm. lG asked; CD. Mt, 10 bid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26

Jumbo Ext. t10is. Booth. aiaes. Blue
Bull 1o0ii. silver Pick. 12n25. Blue
Bell. 4n5. Hibcnat. 30t. Conquercr,
SOL Lone Star. 6n1. g. Wonder. 2
askcdi orc. t0nii; Atlanta. ifnl5. OF
ucnd. n bid. Rcd Top Ext, 405. FLOR
ence, at0 bid; D'neld b.. r. Cons. Tqs;
Goldneld Daisy. n043. Comb. Fraction,
lf0Mf.1eiti kewanos. 1f0f1, Portland.
b bid. C~rackeriack. 500 - Mohawk,
71ff; Red Hills. tt6i2. ". Tiger. n bid
Goidncid Com. St0aSt2ih, Dhcld Tri-
angie. . asked. g. o. d., 10 asked
Florence EXtn, fa5
BULL FROG
Amethyst E asked. Bonnie Glare. 90
., Mayn0wcr Cons, 1O0ll. Montgv MI,
6nS, Homestakc Cons, 3 bid; Tramp
Cons. Z bid
MANHATTAN.
Mani Cons. 3 asked: s. Humphrey.
304i Pinenut, I asked, Mineral IAN. @
a..
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairvlew Eagle. 3o03t; Nevada Hins.
I. 30d1.32ia; PittsburE 81. Peak 6t1
e5. Eagles Nest. 6 asked, Round Noun
tain. so bid; Bawhido Queen, 80 bid.
flawhide Queen Regent, 90 asked; Raw
hide Coalition. "a bid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
UNUSUAL THINGS
IN WALL PAPER

Any one can furnish Wall papers that
have only house cleaning qualities. To
produce artistic effects requires talent
and study. An our previous efforts are
surpassed in excellence, good taste and
merit. We have everything for a dis
met purpose, and a variety 20
select from. Geo. ". Ebert 4 Co, 81
Main.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26

Health League Mecting-Thore will
be- an interesting session or the Utah
health league tomorrow evening at
thc public library at which vital topics
VII De discussed. Tho meeting ana
discussion are open 20 the general
public.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26

Ajax. 1000 at go.
BIG HHl. 1000 at G. B. co. 5000 at o.
ElaCk Jack 1900 ot 32i..
Bulock. 1000 at r3 1000 az ~. S..
C1. 1000 at ga.
colorado. 300 az 215 300 at 252E
300 20 2.lO.
columbus Con, 800 at 2.52ls; 500 at
$50. SELLER go.
Crown Point. 5C0 al 1879.
East Grown Point, 1000 al ti. buyer
CO.
Fast Tlntic Con. 1000 at $4,000 at5i4.
Grutlt 1000 40 o.
Iron Blossom 2.co0 at Ll2H; 100 at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
WOOL AT 23 CENTS

Word from Rawlins states that Tho
Carbon County sheep a Cattle company
Of that place has just sold to eastern
parties 10000 pounds Of local woods az
% ccuts. Woois in increasing quantities
are being shipped from the iutermoun-
tain country to thc Chicago warehouse
which o. rapidly nlliug up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
LIVESTOCK.


Clll-alA April 2G-Cattle-Receipts
estimated az 300. market 100 Use, low
or. Beevcs. s.65M6.S1; Texas steers. ava
$50, western steers, A.&m0.50. stoCEers
and feeders. 3.f0n $50. cows and hcif-
ers. 2.O05.6o. calves 4.E0G6.OG
Hogs-Rcceipts, estimated at 900;
market mostly l5c. lowcr Lights, 6.5yp
rs. mixed. 6.ett4.35; neavy. 6.9009 $40,
rough. $500 700: good to choice heavy.
l0ml 81; pigs, 5.ta06.'V; bulk OF sales,
sheep~Rccelpts. estimated at $500.
market steady. Native. S.6MG.W; west
ern. 3.@M6.00; y%earlings, 6.o0@i 900: lambs,
native. 5.50dS.50; western a.5OgH.ae.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. April 2-CattIe-Rcceipts
1900: market 10 to Zoe. lower. S9tlVc
steers. 6.00n6.60; native cows and hcif-
ers, 3.00d6.01. s~tockcrs and feeders $50
SEQ: bulls. 9. 4oi5.2e: calves. 3.75NB.N:
Hogs~Receipts. 1000: market 10 10 15e.
lower. Bulk Of sales. G.f0n9.1J: heavy.
6.S5d7 10; packers and butchers. ESQ
ShceD-Receipts. 1900: market steady.
Muttons. 5.25N6.5Q; lambs. 6.25aS.O0.
wethers and yearlings. A6@i.3; ewes,
OMAHA.
Omeha. April 26-Cattle-Receipis. 1000;
market slow 10 lOc. lower. Western
steers. 4.5005.25: cows and heifers. 3.Wm
800: cannerg. 2.25u3.5O. stockors and
feeders, S.00a3.6Q; calves. 3.V0m6.au, bulls
and stays. 3.&G5.l0
H0gs-Receipts, 400: market 10 to 15c.
lower Heavy, 7.@W7.D; mixed. G.S5R
$50, lights, 6.ONT00. pigs, 5.50H6.G.
bulk Of sales, $500 T05.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900, market Use.
higher. NearllnEs, G.70Nt.td. wethcrs. 500
@6.50; ewes. 5.15M6.&. lambs, 7.60aS.l 10.