" ¢ bellles, 04@10%c; middles quict, stoady. | Close: April, 66¢: May, 65%e: July, ] Sterling - oxchunge = firm; - sixty-day bills, vilues the hog market today assumed firner tlon for a Schuctzenpark was accepted at Lard, quiet, firmer; western steam closed at On_track: No. 1 hard, 604¢; No. | #4864 demand M88. Money e at 6@7 tone. The demand did not de ny in- | the last meeting of the assoclatio | " the assoclation fat A o AL i £0.95 " sales, 260 tierces at $105 option snles, horn, 65¢; No. 2 northern, 6263 reent | erease of netivity nor were prices minterially | Shator's hall O tierces nt $0.90; May closed at €0.90 | Lovts, Mo Aptil 8, Clearings, $3,808 - Bigher, but | the * turn - was - sellers’ | SRR N G decided 1 ’ minaliJuly. #0.56. Pork, moderate demand Milwankee Ty 009¢ hnlances, $683,735. Money quiet 67 | favor Durlng the last thtee days T Also definitely decided how to ralsn e wonk MILWAUKEE, Wik, April 5. WHEAT -Active; | per cent. Exchangy on New York, 90¢ pre s than 4000 hogs have wr- | the purchase money and funds for the im. ' Ad o Steady, quiet July, 69 No. 2 Shring, 66 iun | ved, and the sapply for the | provements to be made. A committee con July Wheat Had an Inning Yesterday, Ad- | Hinme Easy, quiet.” CoRs -Quiet; No. 8, 881 30¢ NAW ORLEANS ‘AR, Aprl 8.~Olearing remafnder of the week willséiirely equat gt | sisting of William Butt, Adam Snyder, 1. | | Berrew -Quict and lower: western ry OATs -Stendy; No. 2 white, 84146085¢; No. 3 2.126.400: Now York exchange mmereinl, | number, but within the Tast week there has | Hefmr H. Shafer and Hans PRON WA vancing Threo Oents, | 187 24e; western creamery, 24@30¢; Elgins' | goiiipaa, | " w‘ IR }vu‘:m".\.\’dllmuk #1 pet | poen @ decline of noarly $1 per 100 1hs, T appointed to s that the I|‘v'w‘~’\\l‘\ n: ,\.\': 2 BARLEY—680 | 41,008 Bremtum duy's “quotitions wore it from #6 to £6.50 for | {RECEICH T8 SEC bioi 40 e et but Ao part < the Chamberlain M oo nod about 1ige higher than Monday's clos- | Wenther was Wi it plonsunt and theee p LoNDON, April 5. LINSEED O11,-205 64 per 5 : 3 Aifgoltdal Tt ‘f‘ e ihb aannl figure and advanced irregularly 1ie mor pearcd to he every reason for expecting a [ Wt A ) ny othor P 1 feol K i were full of pronle, ANTWERP, April B PETROLEUM —12%5( patd 9 | il sl Y any other o house we would feel that then held its own while prices for My delis- | X Lt L the strects full oty LRk v Y T T T h Railroad Stocks and Bouds, WG otved onk verdets un. upolo Weo. hive | were declining wen iled steady and the he receipts o er Hre ver L™ & g —_ t un Supar esting hoth 1 i g e D e 3 st i (i v % " i, S | aw Lot DFYGOoII At | L iGsp T ol ! | buusiness with (s e foryears. Their The advane y W flaenced pHinets ) SIS O G WITGI G M DRt lie damind. NEW Yok, April The dry goods market | Bay State Gus (e it M PRIVATE WIRES, cine chest is never without them. We reo: ly by the crop reports and th ntinued K W ey tnd unelunged ) 7 | r AT AL e P noie Feport miade the | for the genuine artic The receipts are so Sl Ll | Boston & Albany. . 18 | New iogland s | owmend the house and their remedies and it aiEl wing Wi hor 1| Heht Ut i there W good brisk denand | | Boston & Maipe .. i35 ‘leneral Kiee. o8 WESTERN CATTLE, | WVRIEHierEd ) i LRI S AP e G | prices hardly help beit L higher SEOCKS AND BONDS, | Boxton & Maidop’td 115 | Wis. Contral 1y siag | No Ay | ! F i SULARELT A g s X thiL b HTopLeE ! The Kansas report, however, was not officia wnd — BT T TR pETCeR . Tor LIS 1000 | titous 88,50 | portance o the near approach of the opentng 700 hogs wnd 500 sheep. Aol e A Al scription. It is & remed il e eebicienand (hix compotition for (he off ONI0NS oo erown. on orders to country, | Hho World's fals ahd Ghe Inerease i Caings | Recelpts of cattie woren trifle heavior than 120 7700 bt B Dhenia TBUO BouA: nmria Whith corrects aud_curcs T resultod e i further materind apprecia | 84 per Dok CGoed Sstoelc shipped i froid |t resule therefrom, As copared with the |00 B R . N 120 Towees fitr 1o good Mutive stuers, §3,00@4.00 the distressing derange- T ek Wit ither free elling | country would probably not bring over#1.25 | lowest fizures of the morning American Suzar | & Week o, but the quality of the offerings f0d; TxIN bouth, 88/26@4.60; | : ot AR sy i butiduring u part of session the fecling [ Perbuson this market | rose 21 per cent to 1 Atehison, Lig percent | Was about the same. The Chicago market 120 Hoas— Keeeipts 9,600 hewds shipments, 2,400 s T e wasotso fiem and (he market closed atabout | o POTATOES S Receipts Targe, Colorado stoek, | 10 35%; Cotton Oil, 114 per cent to 149; Cani- | was lower and as the supply on sale here was 1 NBadTE IR ENGL Rt leavy. 86.200.60 to womnn, builds up and medinm figures, There wisgossip that Weight | #1100 115; Wisconsin burbanks, 95c@1.00; | dian Southern per cent t067; Big Four, | 1oro than sufficlont (o sultlocal req it <0 | 1, $6.00106.40 RGO B0 strengthens her systea when NS NSt LA O Lh UosIre to corndr AentLous | Nobraska, 90028005 castern Nes | 21 pereant to 53141 Burlington & Quin ! RICBlul QL AL O SR PIGS AND iOUGH e i 10 i i she's weak, rundown and Eatimiited recoipts for tomorrow: Wheat, | (VB VEGERABLES

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