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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-25
GraciaS

La comisi6n de invitaciones del bal
le obrero, de confianza, que ha de te-
ner efecto el dia 30 del corriente en-
el teatro municipal, nos ha enviado un
aAenta invitaci6n, que agradecemos mu
cho.
La comisi6n La forman los senores
Rosendo Rivera Noa, Joaquin A. Be
cerril, Jose Lopez Santaella, E. San
chez, Armando Chico y Manuel Val
d6s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-25
Nodcia Local 4 los nannO2

Sc hace saber por esta noticia, que
la BLAKE Shoal North Buoy, No. q,
colorado, de tercera clase NUN, ha 81
do reportada estar al garete en- Enero
%, 1909.
La boya sera reemplazada tan prom
10 como sea practicable, cuya notlcia
Sc publicara.
Por orden de la Junta de Faros.
A. N. Wood, Captain, U. s. N.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-25
N0&,a del d5a

- 'lisaS.
Cuando &c celebr6 en- todo el mundo
civilizado ei centenario de In publica-
ci6n del Quijote, no nos fue dado ha-
Ger NADIA en- csta Isla. para honrarnos
todos al honrar "a fecha gloriosisima
en- que inmortalis6 ID literature e.
paiiola, la aparici6a del gran libro DO
Miguel de Ceryantes Saavedra.
Circunstancias especiales Sc opusie.
ron a que ell municipio de San Juan. q
indication de In SsntA del Centenario,
desc al paseo dc la Princcsa el nombre
del principe de los ingenios, y que,
en- dicho sitio, se erigiese el busto pc
dido por el "Casino Espahol" de San
Juan, & una de las mAs acreditadas fir
mas de La escultura espahola.
Todo el recinto de la Marina pcrte-
nece & la estacion naval. csc fue Ell
inyencihe inconvenience surgido, que
tizo fracasar ea Puerto Rico el home
naje debido al genio que glorificaba
en- auuelos dias 10 bumanidad entera.
Ahora Sc aoerca stra fecha gioriess,
la progenitora de aquella que celebra-
ra alboruzado d AQndo de h cultu-
ra universal, conmemorando la apart
cion del libro sabie, del iibro eterno
Ell Quijote.
La fecha que nos referimos es la
del nacimients del gran Cervantes.
La academia espahola DE- la Lengua
ha convocado { brillantes concursos en-
celebration commemorative del fausto
aeonteciniento, y otra vez, las comunl-
dadas que hablaa nuestra lengua. Ia
que ennobieci6 a padre del "Quijote',
rendiran al escritor excelso un home
najc de admiration y de amor.
Puerto Rico, podria dar una nota de
altura en- este enorme concerto de la
admiraci5n y u eatusiasmo universe
les.
Hace pocos dias, hicimos d 10 isia
una reveiaci6n Que este pueblo ar
tista por temperasaento ha debido lie
mar de legitimo orgulIo.
81 lustre eessltor don Julio Pola,es
oriundo de Puerto Rico, desciende de
una antigua y prestigiosa famiila del
pals. y tieae para esta Isla que fue ia
cuna de sus mayores, un csrino fIiai.
Esto deciamos. ' agregabamos la no.
ticia que motiva cate segundo articuio,
ahora que las Claaras esthn en- funcio
nes, ahora que el parlamento insular
pudiera tomar iniciativas que lie email
tecerian ahora, q una palabra. que 10
OCCASION es propicia para que la lsla
pudiera adquirir por un precio insig-
nificante, 81 ne oonpsra d la obra de
arte uno de los mia bellos monumentos
que han sido erigidos { Cervantes.
En- nuestras sficinas tenemos foto-
crafias de la obra bollisimA.
Nuestros iectoree conocen Ia descrip-
ci6n de ella. por el articulo EN- cue da-
bamos conooer el magno proyecto
que ofrecemos n consideration de
Ia Ckmsra.
la gratitud de Puerto Rico ha ele-
vado rnonumentos ( Cristohal Colon Y
: Juan Ponce de Leon, ei descubridor
V el conquistador rateriaies. Fsita el
monumento 6 Cervsntes. ei eonquista-
dor ide.,. el sublime virrey que no
han desterrado de estos beiios paises,
las conmoeiones politieas. iss epieas
luchas por ls independents, de tai
s,serte que Cuba IN vispers. se recu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-25
ID caretera de
Ponce 4 ApcIbo

Para las obras de la carretera de
I'once 4 Arecibo, que sc pr0yectan ha-
Ger por el Departamento del interior
los delegados sefiores Caballero, Io-
rens Torres y Canales, han presentado
un bill para que sc destinen las men
cionadas obras doce mil dollars.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-25
De Ponce
HorA T2nsz1

Cartas reeibidas de IL du1es y -
bic peninsula espahola, nos tran -
nueva triste. empapada en- lAgrinA
En- Soller, Mailorca, ha caid0 un cabo-
lleroso hijo del mar: un caractef u
hierro: una frme voluntad: un bnsK
patricia: don Juan ARIZONA = Bun--
&C. !.
Rinde la jornada doiorosa de II "
da & los sesenta ocho amos de 01a1
cuando va asomaban en- su cabeza -
nerable, hilos de plata que le leeaAaA
los amos; hebras blancas que los -
frimientos habian hecho nacer On -
abundante cabellera.
En- 1910 naci6 en- el mismo Soalses
Recibi6 una educaci6n fina y bien NJ
mentada. FL mundo marino era 50 pEa
dilecci6n; el mar cran sus sueiios d
ORC; sofiaba con alta mar; con bu-
ques mercantew azotados por las e.
das de los gigantes. Y fue marinoI
Ccnstruy6 ala Libertad,s nombre ben-
ditto, y a los azares de Ia fortuna q
lanz6,con ei coraz6n ileno de entnsias-
mo. A 10 largo del Mediterr&neo via
j6 con su sLibertad.p Una vex a.
Gallo B medic del Ebro. La carxa y
la tripulaci6n fue salvada: la habili-
dad del capitAn ARIZONA salv6 una n
queza y saivo muchos hogares de lu-
To y de amargira.
Mas tarde .capitane6 ~La virgen dx
Buen Caminon de su propiedad tam
bien, 10 cual abandon6 ha POGO, Guar
do va, la aguda bronqnitis que min6
ST. materiA empezaba 4 azo&ar3a mn
piedad.
Hizo varios viajes 4 America. Vi
sit6 & Puerto Rico siempre hablaba,
carinoso, de nuestra islilla sobrs
todo de Aguadilla. eEl ojo del sgna.
dejo grato recuerdo en- a.
Sirvi6 & Ia patria en- su mocellaa.
Formo fla en- el ejercito de la Madre
Patria, sc licencio cuando hAbfa do
darle su apelido & una dana aprecia-
dfsima = queridA.
Fne modelo de esposo y ejemplar
de padre. Su severidad fu& la baso
firme del hogar que levant6: j6venc1
educados, altr7listas, instruidos; hiiag
amados que iloran con lagrimas del
cCraz6n su muerte: Don Francisco, dmm
Antonio, don Juan, doha Rosa y
dona Margarita.
Todo cuAnto sc olga acerca del cris-
tiano caido, resulta p4lido, resul-
ia pobrc.
Ante Ia muerte, todo e. vano; -
do es NADIA.
La vida es un mont6n de esco1--
bros
Horemos la desgracia de Ia kuma-
nidad.
Cada hombre que cae es un arba1
tronchado, una materia hecha p0lvoI
un espiritu que vueia al ininit0 q
buscar luz.
Espiritus precedidos de obras san-
tas y religiosas, sus espfritus pro9Ss>.
sistas.
Y espiritu de pnogreso, era el ~
nerable espanol, que cay6 en- MaalnE-
ca & dormir tranquilamente al arruIao
de las aguas franco-espanolas que taD-
tas yeces el surcare, sobre Il blan-
da almohada de su terra querida~
Hariamos silencio, pues veces q e.
mas elocuente que la palabra. Per~
nos la veda consecuente y feel amistnA
Para todos sus deudos, y especial
mente para mi bneno frafernAl A.
tonic ARIZONA. que sabe ciianto sien-
to su dolor, las mas expresivas -
mostraciones de condolences
Y sobre la tumba de don Juan. -
yam las rosas las siemprevivas d
sentimiento puertorriqueno conf1D-
dIrse con los lirios los ciave1en tySD-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-25
NOInbranientOs de IA tarde

Esta tarde el Gobernador ha firma
% los nombramientos siguientes:
Para alcalde de Arroyo, don Jos
houdcns.
Para concejal de Yaueo, don Anto
- Molina.
Para concejal de Aibonito. don jos
Aa,onio Lopez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-25

vEAsE La sEcCIoN DI uon-
CIAs DB La SBPTuGA PAOH
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
Total receipts. ............... Z

The disposition of the days receipts was
Is follows, each buyer purchasing the mum
ler of head indicated.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
Girl Says She
Will Sue the
Omaha Police
Fiancee of Man Who Killed Self OBJ
jects to Officers Opening His
Letter to Her.

Because the police opened n letter that
had been seated. stamped and addressed to
her, but not placed in the mails, Miss Mary
Soukup 1919 South Twelfth street, threat
ems to sue the department or prosecute It
for the alleged violation Of the postal laws
She had been engaged to Joseph Mertz'
who committed suicide "Wednesday nlght
after writing the letter in question. As
she failed to call for the letter. Sergeant
Marshall OF the police force opened 1t to
learn, II possible. the cause for young
Mertz's suicide.
According to authorities on the question:
the police did not violate the postal laws
by opening the letter, as, It had. never been
placed in the mails, and therefore did not
come under government regulation.
Miss soukup Is employed at the Voegele
& pinning candy factory. 1916 Jones street.
She announced her intention to take some
action on the matter Friday evening. when
she called on Coroner Heafey's office To
secure the letter, after Il was used as evil
denoe at the inquest in the afternoon. It
is understood that an attorney has been re-
tained. ., 1t
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices ON Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, April A.-Additional declines
occurred in wheat prices today. the July
delivery dropping to S1.O7. a break Of She
compared with yesterdays close. May sold
off to $L.1S. which was 4hc below the pre-
vious close. The market closed weak at
visions declined with wheat, but closed
fairly steady.
Owing to a sensational decline OF 2MGSikd
In wheat at Liverpool the market here
opened greatly demoralized and with prices
ranging all the way from 1%c to SIC below
the final quotations yesterday, July being
at a;G7qioSh and May at si.1s11a1. 9Oh.
The September delivery Joined company
with the December option below the dol
lar mark for a brief period at the start,
when 1t sold at 991Ac. The severe slump at
Liverpool was said TO be due to greatly in
creased offerings of Argentina and Indian
wheat at lower prices, and to continued
favorable reports regarding the European
crop, Tn selling furore subsidized to some
extent after the first few minutes and a
much calmer feeling was manifested. With
the exception of the May and December de-
livery prices held within the opening range.
clined still further to S1.1S, while the De.
cember option rallied to S1.00. A number OF
rallies were experienced during the day
but they were unimportant and were occa'
stoned by covering by shorts and by buy
ing by owners OF downward indemnities
Crop advices were of an optimistic char
acter. There was scarcely enough cast
wheat on sale to make a market, but de
mand was excellent and prices held firm
The market closed heavy, with May a
N.l91s, July at N.07% and September a
$i.00h.
Corn was subjected to heavy liquidation
early and prices broke sharply, but late
much OF the loss was regained on the fire.,
buying of May. The slump at the start wa
due to a break at Liverpool and to tn,
further decline In wheat. Trade during tn,
last part of the day was rather slack. Tn
days range on May was between 67kc an,
6skc. the close was at the top. Final quo
tations showed net losses OF &qhc to &c
oats opened depressed. Later the mar
ket was bearishly affected by improve,
weather conditions. The market displaye,
no great buoyancy and at the close price
were unchanged to &qMc lower.
following grain. but demand by local pack
ers caused a steadier feeling. Prices close
SIC lower to 2lac higher.
The leading futures anged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
CLEANUP DAY IS OBSERVED
Sets Example by Artstnw
Early ana RRking HIS
N Premises.

Saturday was cleanup day in Omaha
according to proclamation Of Mayor Dahl-
man. and back yards and front yards in
all parts of the city were cleared of the
winters accumulation OF dead leaves and
other debris
The mayor set a good example by getting
up early and spending two hours in the
yard at his home at Georgia avenue and
Hickory street, and prides himself now on
having the cleanest yard in the CITY, TINS
example was followed by his neighbours
and the spirit OF the day, becoming nfee-
tlous, spread over a good part of the city,
with the result that many yards are mueh
cleaner than formerly. The day was bright
and warm and conducive to outdoor life'
though. the wind was too high to allow
burning rubbish.
Saturday was also registration day ana
the politicians saw TO 1t that the unresls7
tered voters were cleaned up"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day On Various
~mmOditi
st. Louis General Market.

NEW YORK. April A.-FLOUR-Re-
ceipts. 1900 bills; exports, 1880 bills
market unsettled. Minnesota patents, $3.50
@6 co.; winter %straights, &.S0a610;. Min
nesota bakers. $4.60g6.10; winter extras,
$43d4.s. Kansas straights, $, 7oqS.%. Rye
flour, firm; fair to goor, &.4bq475; choice
CORNMBALr-whlte anr yellow, $1,000
Les; coarse, Si.5O91, 50; kiln dried. $3.50.
RYE-Firmi No. 2 western, sc, T. o. b.
BARLEY-Steady; mailing, 75q7Sc, C. 1.
f., New York; feeding, 7fqG6c. G, l. f., New
WfHEAT-spot market unsettled. No. {,
red. $40. asked elevator; No 2 REQ. SL4o
Duluth, s1.&%. T. o.. b., afloat; No. 2 hard
winter, 1.2GS2s, Z. o. b., afloat, Options
opened &c lower and ruled unsettled under
tion; further declined %c and closedweal
at a net loss of 2q2%c. May closed al
$1.24%; July closed at A.lbb; September
CcoSRNNReceipts. 1900 bu,; spot market
steady; No. 2, Soc, elevator, and 7Sc, I. o. b.
afloat; No. 2 white, 79c, nominal, and No
2 yellow. 7Sc, T. o. b.. afloat. Options mar
ket opened weak and 1hc lower; ruled un'
settled under liberal offerings with pool
cables and closed easy at a net loss OF B@
1Ac. May closed at 77%c; July closed a
75hc; September closed at 74Bc.
OATS-Receipts, $500 bu.; exports, 1910
bu.; spot market steady; mixed, Is to 3
lbs, 5f1hI5Skc; natural white, 6 to 30 lbs.
5Shd61c; clipped white, "a to AZ lbs'' 6ShsG
631sc.
choice, 9Ode6c.
HIDHsCFirm; Bogota, 19%@9OAc; Contra
America, 20hc.
PROVISIONS-Beef, steady; family. Sac
ais 90: mess, $1O.6Od1l. 90; beef hams, S240Ol
800; packet, $12.50Q14.00; city, extra Indii
mess, 81. 6OQ2.0. Cut meats, firm; picklel
bellies, $10.OOd1000h; picked hams, S1.W
| Lard, steady; western, $lO.64lO.6o refined
steady; continent, s11.10; South America
S1l.60; compound. $.T5GS.1215. Pork, firm
family. Sls.O0aO.0; short clear, $2450a965O
mess. SIS. 5OG19.M
TALIOW-Firm; city, 2 per pkg.), SIC
country package free, 51fQ6c.
RICE-Firm; domestic, fair to extra, 81
SIC: Japan. nominal.
POULTRY-Alive, dull; chickens, broli
ers. 25d33c fowls, 15@16c; dressed, firmeI
western chickens, lie; fowls, 15q1519c.
i/BUTTER-Steady at the decline; receipts
1916 tierces; anne specials, 27d2715C
official price, &c; creamery extras, 2Gt
26Ibc; creamery, third to firsts, 20q25c; helC
third to extras, i9d25c.
CHEESE = Firm; unchanged; receipts
1855 boxes; weekly exports, S04 boxes
state, full cream, new. colored. best, 14ai
15c; same, fair to choice, 1S0l4Ac; sam
white, best, 141kc; same, fair to good, 12le
14iAc.
E~GGS-EasIer; receipts, 1873 cases; ives
ern storage packed, 22hd23c; western first
22a2esc; seconds. 2lc; southern firsts, I'll
2lhc: southern seconds, ahc.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
new YORK STOCKS and BONDS
Activity of Market Attributed to
Buying by Uncovered Shorts.
PRICES ARE GENERALLY HIGHER
Traders Refused 10 De Impressed
with News from Turkey and Men
who sold Friday Are Forced
to buy at Rise.

NEW YORK, April 24-The activity. OF
the stock market today was attrlputeu IN
large part to covering operations oy pear
SPECTATORS, who sold stocks freely yester-
day, The news from Constantinople was
sufficiently sensational and the foreign Sc
curities market sufficiently indittereht 10
Il to suggest TO the bear party that uhey
we're I'm a hazardous position, with opllsa-
lions to deliver stocks OF which prices re
fused to decline. They bought TO cover,
therefore,, and the advance was pusheu ny
the bidding up of prices by their opponents.
The securities markets abroad seemed TO
take a favorable rather than an appreneh-
siye view of the course OF events IN Iur-
KEY. Indicating the preference of the imam
cial powers for the ascendancy OF the I'D
eral element in Turkish affairs. While the
Of approval II was felt that so inflamma-
tory a condition at a sensitive point IN
European politics contained seeds OF danger
dertaken with conservatism. The future
course of the money market, Also rs con
sidered with some caution. The unlnter-
| rupted succession of new bond issues sug-
gests a rate of absorption OF banking
facilities which will require free replen-
ishment to avoid a closer working OF IN
terest rates. The announcement late yes
terday of a 100000 gold shipment to
France opens UP a fresh factor OF deple-
ton of banking reserves and the extent
to which 1t may go will influence the 90
nestle money situation materially, LENDERS
of money are not showing anything IKE
the late prevailing eagerness to place tunds
and any marked revival or mercantile ue-
mand for credits would be bound to alter
materially the tone of the money market.
The money outlook did not prevent an
other broad and active bond market today
The newly floated issues figure overWhelm-
ingly in the bond dealings. TIL tresh
break in the price Of wheat was a sustain
ing influence on stocks. The bank state
ment showed an expansion in the daily loan
averages of 81, 792, 200, although the actual
loan Increases on Friday night had reached
only 81, 672,4 400. The increase OF SlI,elSOVO IN
the loan account of the trust companies
seems to have been taken over from the
banks during the week. in connection with
bond flotations. The relief afforded to
the banking position finds reflection in the
rise of 81, 245, $50 in the actual surplus OF
Friday night compared with Sl,S4O,VO IT
that item shown by the computation by
averages.
Bonds were strong. Total sales, par
value, SO, 1000. United States IS coupon
have advanced u per cent on call during
the week.
Number of sales and leading quotations
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
GRAIN AND PRODUCE NlRLLT
Liverpool Wheat is Demoralized,
Opening Cables Weak.
VALUES ARE SOLD MUCH LOWE
This f. Due 60 Great Excitement and
stampede By the Scar Leaders
Cash wheat strength
Feature.
oMAHA. April q. ZEE.

OMAHA. April "a, 1919.
Liverpool wheat market was demoralized.
Opening cables showed great weakness:
The domestic market followed this lead and
values were sold much lower under great
excitement and a stampede by the pear
leaders. The strength in cash wheat Is the
only feature the bulk can rely upon TOT d
recovery.
Corn was weak with wheat and iquida-
ton continues. Support Is lacking ana tne
selling pressure told steadily on the weak
ening prices.
Wheat dropped lower, with heavy pound
ing and continued liquidation by the pears,
Lower cables started a rush OF seilns AZ
the start and values crumbled ana meyer
regained their loss of the early trace MAY
wheat opened at s1.1S and closed at Sl,l4N:
Corn wa weak, due to the lower Wheet
market and further liquidation. receipts
are moderate and cash corn held steady
on fair demand and light offerings.
May corn opened at 65Ac and closed at
64zkc.
Primary whea receipts were 29l, 0oC
bushels and shipments were $4,000 bushels
against receipts last year of 10000 bushels
and shipments of 395, 900 bushels.
Corn receipts were 10000 bushels and
shipments were $4,000 bushels, against re-
ceipts last year OF $50, 600 bushels and ship
ments OF $4,000 bushels.
Clearances were 1900 bushels OF corn
1000 bushels of oats and wheat and flour
equal to 5000 bushels.
Liverpool closed 2AQ3hd lower on wheat
and ND lower on corn.
Local range Of option:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25

have been scarce and statesmen are gener-
ally OF the opinion that the bulk OF the
real good supplies tas been marketed.
The receipts this week show a large de-
crease, as compared with the receipts OF
last week and those OF a year ago as we'll
This fact explains in n large degree the
inability of the. buying talent TO put a
permanent crimp In the price list. AZ
times supplies appeared to create a demand
that savored of urgency. Sheep ana lanlt
values on this market are now ONLY l0d
l5c below Chicago, and II Is generally con-
ceded that this level Is too high.
The official count this wcek IS 1919, as
compared with a 800 OF last week and &,SlS
of n year ago.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Good to
choice lambs, N.50dSOO: fair to good lambs,
$3.50. so; good to choice light ~yearlings.
Sc. SSd7. %: good to choice heavy ~yearlings,
S6.50f6.S IS; good to choice heavy ~yearlngs,
S6.5Od6.S: good TO choice wethers, S6.oodN5oi
fair to good wethers, &75d6.W; good 10
choice ewes. S.. 75m6l5: fair to good ewes,
IS. 2SdS rs: culls and bucks, S.Ood4O.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
Pies Nearly
Hit ectiveS
Wagonload of Them Spilled Close to
Heads of Heitfeld and
Donahue.

The Omaha sleuths came near having
a load of apple pies spilled over them
Saturday morning. While on a hot scent
and crossing Eleventh street. Detectives
Heitfeld and Donahue made tracks for the
sidewalk to escape a large pie wagon
driven at a fast clip dow the thorough
fare. After getting out OF the way OF the
vehicle, the officers decided that the
driver, A. Homage, was going too fast
so Donahue tackled the lines at the horses
heads while Heitfeld gave orders to Horn,
age. The latter was taken to the polio,
station and booked for fast and reckIesi
driving. after which he was released OF
bond until Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
OMAHA GNNrRAL HARRIET.
staple and FDncy Prices Fur
by Buyers and Wh0lebaleFA

BUTTER-Creamery, No. !, delivered 20
the retail trade in lib. cartons. sic; No. I
&c: in 6o-lb. tubs. 27ze; packing stock. lsc;
fancy dairy. tubs, 2o9.lc; common roll,
fresh made. lSalsc. Market changes every
E~GGs-Freyh selling stock. candled. 200
nc, 80 storage stock In Omaha market
CHEESE-Flnsst Wisconsin full cream.
twins, loo, young Americas, : IN hoop lette'
Bhc; cream brick, full case. loo; block
swlAs. I5c; full cream limburger. l6e.
FoULrRY--Alive. springs, l2e. hens. lie;
s ssys, iSs: pigeons GSsa pc. dSx'. sso: guinea
fowls, per doz., &.5O. squads, per doz, 81
Dressed. hens. lie: springs. l2QDAc; cockS
ri Fsiisaa@MhitsiisS' ifg frozen. iUe' ierSinS.
SIC; salmon. l0c; pike. Sc; plckerel. blA47c;
trout. loo: catfish. l09l2c; halibut, SC; red
snapper. nc. black bass. Zoe; erappies. %
&C.; peren. SC; Goldfish. lsc; smelts. SC; eels.
i6c; iobsIerA. green. sc: boiled. 40c: frogs
faps~No. l. lie: No. 2. lSc; No. 8. shc.
Loins-No. !. lse; No: 2. lShc; No, 8, 1OAc.
SSSSd-No !. SC: No. Z, 's Sc; Nc No. o. g. 'T g.
Plate-No. /, 6Ae; No. 2 SIC: No. .. &C.
FRESH FRUIrS-Apples. western boX
apples. t2.O0Q2.5o Bananas, b-buneh lots
axe per 10. Oranges, R.s5Q3.& Lemons. Saa
Q4.O0; Grape fruit, $L50. Grapes. Malagas
$50 per keg Florida ~pineapples. Per crate
t2.T5 per Dbl. California celery. large, soc
smaller, COO. New York Holland seed cab
bage. 4hc per ID. Wisconsin Red Glob'
onions. &c per ID. California caullflower
IS per crate. Tomatoes. Florida, S-baske
crate, IS; Cuba. 6basket crate, s.. Lettuce
per doz., 40c. Old Notwithstanding
turnips, carrots-Sa3 per Dbl. Florida new
beets. carrots. persnips. turnips. Sts.' pc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
J green. SC; No. ! cured. sc
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25

ONFISt heceIDts
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle and sheep Steady-HORa Cen
orally Higher.

CHICAGO, April A.-CATTLE-Receipts,
estimated at 80 head: market steady;
beeves. 81. o 80; Texas steers, A.5Oa5. 65;
western steers, 81. 40a5.65; stockers and
feeders, s.. 4OG5. so; cows and heifers, $4,000
$50; calves, $4.5OG6.60 20. =
HOGS-Receipts, estimated at $500 head;
market generally &C higher; light $7.O007.4 40;
mixed, $7.O5@7.50; heavy, S.06d752h; rough,
HO5q1.D 20; good to choice heavy, S.297.52h;
pigs, IS. SOd6. 80; bulk of sales, $7.30D7 45.
SHEEP AND LAMBS = Receipts, esti-
mated at 1900 head; market steady; natives,
100000; westerns. $3.60d6OO; yearlings,
$6,OOa7.OO lambs, native, $5.5OQ8.10; western,
s.. 5OdS.2 20.