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Show r 4 THE THE brrckni J STRIKE A HESS PRESIDENT TO HEAR STRIKERS. Of THE Cblorads Spring. Colo., Mar I. Prealdant Roosevelt ha decided the Chicago atriklng teamstera aa opportune y to prea- ant their petition when he rcachea that city, oa May 10. Word reached tha preaident la hit camp on the Went Divide creek (hot the strikers are proparing to aek him to ns hla In their behalf, elmilarly to the manner In which ha ad- atrlka indicated tha anthracite three year ago. He haa given tha atrikere no encouragement other than agreeing to receive a delegation from the petit loner, should an audience be requested. Little leisure time will be at the disposal of Mr. Roosevelt In Chi-In cago. The party will arrive Chicago at noon and at once will attend the luncheon given by the Merchants ckih. The Hamiltonto condub reception is expected m.a end tlnue from I until 4:30 p. after that the president will rest at apartment reserved for him at tha Auditorium Annex hotel. The Iroquois chib dinner will begin at 7 p. m. and when that Is over the party will return to the special train and spend the night on banr Th president cannot give eon- Mention to the petition until he renchfl Washington. Secretary Loeb went to the pres- Meat's ramp today. The length of hie day is undecided. He will remain over a day or two to par- tlripate la the hunt The camp wilt bp moved today to the east divide yrhere It was located first ta t MIL SUET MARKETS - a EXAMINER: ira ' SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS CM cago. May 1. ' Wholesale lmpor-- I men from St Louis tatfnn of and the arrflral of Strike Breaker" Farley from New York gavo a new ! turn to the teamsters' strike here. 'Immediately upon hie arrival, Farlev 'hold a conference with repreaenta-tlve- e of the employer. Plana for ''.putting him In full charge of all atrlka breakers' are said to have decided on. Farley managed the y men In the New York men. In forces strike. to be almost unprecedented, are on their way to Chicago. It waa reported a special train bearing 475 men left St Louis early today and was that another train with 200 men being prepared. The work of mobilisin ing la St. Louis waa conducted secrecy. Half of the men were taken from southern Illinois and Kentucky. Many of them are negroes. One hundred strike breaker! employed by the American Eipreaa comPacific and Northern Paclfio, the pany, the National companies went on strike today to enforce a demand of 15 a day for drivers and 4 for conductors and helpers, an allowance of 60 cent for luncheon and extra pay for over time. The Increase waa granted and the men returned to work. Tumultuous aoenea were witnessed today at Jackson boulevard and Franklin streets, near the headquarters of the Employers Teaming company, the organisation formed to frustrate the striking teamsters. John Williams, a driver, was sitcojorea ting an one of the wagons of the Employers' company, waiting for caravan to be formed. A crowd of several hundred persona had gathered and were J earing Williams and other Suddenly a bottle, thrown from a window, struck Williams on the head. Tha negro drew a revolver and fired toward the window. The action of the colored man angered tho crowd and a concerted rush was made towards him. Williams jumped from Ms wagon and fled down the street. The mob soon caught him and he waa being savagely beaten when the po-- 1 lice reaenrd him. Williams was arrested. The whole grocers anil coffee, tea and spice houses were more or lees completely tied up today fty the spreading of the (canisters walkout. The death list in the teamstera strike Is 'increasing. Police Sergeant Richard Cummings, who wits injured while in eftavge of a squad guarding a number or wagons on the way to the strike-bounbusiness houses, died today. During one of the many riots growing out of the strike he waa knocked down under the feet of a horse attached to a cart the and waa crushed beneath the vehiche'a wheels. John Ceresa, driver of the cnrlite was arrested ana is being held tinder heavy bonds. Colored men In charge of ten trucks of the Employers Teaming company were attacked at Clinton and .Van Bitcen street by a crowd of strike sympathisers. Bricks, sticks and other missiles were thrown at the teamsters. Ths polio disoersed the crowd and arrestod one of the assailants of the teamstera. The federal government la helping the department store deliver small parcels In a way that is beyond the strikers. Thousands of small parkages ere being delivered by mall through the United States street railway poa-ta- l car. Colonel Roy. the superintendent of the free delivery system of the postoflre, say that there has been a perceptible increase in this business since the delivery wagons of 'ho department stores were slopped. Thousands of purchases are light enough to meet the limit of postal regulations. Thirty-fivteamstera employed by the anthracite and hv the bituminous companies struck today. The hauling for the company was at once turned over to tho Employers' Teaming non-unio- sub-.wa- tum-nnk- Non-unio- n d non-unio- n non-unio- n e asso-ria'lo- Reports were received that the exwere doing considerable in suburban transferring places. This move. It was wild by the urikers, would be checked by spreading the strike to the suburbs. Merchandise and oiher materials stored In four buildings of Wakem ft McLaughlin Is tied up. Teamsters end others who have done hauling to and from the warehouse, became involved In the strike complications today and quit work. A large number of persons who have engaged In strike demonstrations were reported today to attorneys who, with the aid of agents and deare collecting evidence tectives, ngalnst persons alleged to have violated the Injunctions! orders of Judge C. C. Kohlsaatt; of the United States federal court. The matter will before the federal judge. The largest consignment of strike press coirpaale OGDEN, arriving today was met at depot by tue Illinois Central railway . atciu-u guard of 100 polio-meativ thousands of hostile cjjea, the new arriials, 4uu in number, were marchto ed In the middle of the at reel lodging houses in the center of the city. 1'olice details are running abort, it is aid, by some of the employes, who WORLD predict that the military aid will be ni'OiNiry before the end of the week. Four hundred wagons under guard are now on the atreets, according to VicIS tor Sinceie, of the Employers' associa- DEMORALIZED W OAKNESS tion. . TURNED TO STRENGTH. ' From the wholesale grocery houses we have had many application for police protection today, with which we Dangers of Collapse Were Sesn and have been unable to comply, su'd Mr. Provided For and Market Sincere Adjusts Itself. On the other hand Assiatsat Chief of Police Sriiuettler ayi he has all the New York. May 1. Today s ' men that are a particularly market was a striking demonstration The strike prenii serious outlook for produce dealers. of how financial affair adjust themis foreToday they were almost uuable to selves to any contingency that The sufficient seen clearness. with to refused gel supplies at haul company goods., and if precipitate fall in prices on Saturday the furred to do so, will quit. Prices for caused real uneasiness throughout consefruit, readable, poultry, butter, eggs financial district for fear of the and aimilar articles showed a tenden- quences of the shrinkage In values, to say nothing of the dangers which were cy to advance. While five coal wagons from the hinted at in the vague rumor Incident to a bear market. The Pamela Coal company were being unloaded la the rear of the I'nion League event of the day proves that the preclub aoriav. missiles were thrown at cautionary measures which resulted, the teamster, when one of were so abundantly effective as to the detective guaiding the wagon turn the demoralized weakness Into fired several shot luo the air. A large a quiet exuberant show of strength. An crowd, which had gathered, waa dis- Important part at the measures in anticipation of ihe course lay with the persed by the police. A riot broke out ea the Adams speculative element itself and were .tieet bridge today when a negro made in ths fortu of sales for the short teamster fired at sirike aympsthlx-rrs- . account which were pnt out during Sat The police kept the situation in unlay In almost unlimited amounts. hand by a seite. of rushes. Twelve The volume of outstanding short con tracts proved so excessive that the men, were arreeied. A new federal injunction, it was expected offerings today failed to prostated, would be asked tor oa the vide material for this potential deground that the strike ia Interfering mand and before the close the shorts with interstate commerce. The appli- were scrambling to secure suppllee to cation. it was said, would be made on make good their contracts. The measure of the Inflation of the market la behalf of the expres companies. Presided Shea of the teem.lera, thus taken and the downward course and President Hold, of the Chicago of prices derisively succeeded, having Federation, issued the first statement reached the prat rart Ion of financial In tereats powerful enough to lake the this afternoon: To the trade unionists of Chi- aiepa and to avail themselves and their cago: The teamsters organisation has financial associates front the fearful the cltuatlon well la hand and wo effects threatened by the downward earnestly request that no sympathetic plunge In prices and the rapid movestrike be railed or any member leave ment. Tlie bulls obtained absolute control employment until uch time as thi-are asked to ilo so by the committee of the market for a time after mid' day and pushed prices resolutely uphaving the matter In charge. We also urge upon ail members of ward. Outstanding shorts became alarmed organised labor to preserve peace and commit no art that can be Interpreted and covered frantically at a level from by the court as a violation of the law 1 to 3 points above Raturday'a closing, Business was very heavy while the or of either Injunction issued." It was further announced that union rise was in progress. Among the teams would be supplied to any house more notable gaina were Atlantic Ixniisvllle and Nash whose team companies hsd sold out tp Coast IJne, 5 General Electric, 81-2- : U. vllle, 4 the new teaming company. Practically the first victory of the 8. Rubber preferred, 4. and a number strikers came today from Fuller ft of the Pacifica, Routhweslerns, Coal Fuller's wholesale house. Manager era, Independent Steel companies; the had Metropolitan stock and Amalgamated Peters announced that his firm union teamstera Copper 2 to 3. Northwestern rallied employed twmty-flv- e and would do its hauling with their to 2 points over last week's final figures; IJnseed preferred declined 3: aid. Chicago, Rt. Paul, Minneapolis, and NATIONAL Omaha and Rubber goods preferred, SUNDAY'S PACIFIC to LEAGUE GAMES. and The market ran off 1 to 1 a few stocks on professional realisBotss. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. ing. but rallied to above the highest became comparatively again and quiet. The market became very quiet when Ihe urgent demand from the Shorts' became satisfied. Late In the day the advance was renewed, carrying prices In the highest of the day. Mlnnea Marie polls, Sr. Paul and Sault Sts. Ixmls-vllle rose 4. Northern Parifie. I and Chaiianooga and 81. Lonl Union Parifie, and Union Pacific,' and the Metropolitan stocks rose 2 to 3 Gains generally ranged from 1 to over 2 points There were alight, recessions again, but the dosing was steady. Securities purchased for such a purpose are not expected to be held permanently and may be looked for In the offerings for sale on any moderate recovery, or when Ihe purpose of steadying the market Is effective, sales of such purchases are pretty sure to causii the first check to a reltgund. The support In the market today was not made effective without a sharp struggle which at one lime caused a Score by Innings. threatening setback after the first . R. H. E. stand had been made against depresBoise 002 020 40 8 13 4 sion. A great many calls went out 0:10 021 000 c 14 4 to customers from commission house Ogden Batteries McFarland and Hanson; all through Wall street on Saturday because Hastings, Dowling, Hoon and Hausen. night for additional margins, of the rapid declines of last week and Summary. return orders to sell out. or failures (4 Earned runs Boise, 3; Ogden, 2. to calls for additions Induced respond First base on error Boise, 1. Double very large pressure to sell, when the . plays McIntyre to Srhila to Kellsck-ey- market opened, tanrton was taking a Left on liases Boise, 5; Ogden, 8. holiday, but notwithstanding this a Struck out -- By Hairing. 5; by Dowl- notable feature of tha early trading ing, 2. Busch on balls Off Dowling, waa the heavy demand for foreign 2; off McFailsn, 2. Wild pitches account here, which waa said to come Puffed ball Hsuscn. from various quarter In Europe. None Dowling, 2. Three-lxt-hits -- Sehlls, Bowman, Bliith. nf the whisper of money troubles, Two-haMe- - which circulated hits Irby. I lull sen, frerly on Saturday, 8tolen bases Farlan, McIntyre. was confirmed hy events today, and Hammond. McIntyre, Sacrifice hits this had a substantial Influence In conChi is, User. Balk Hastings. Time vincing many sellers of Saturday that of game 1:25. Attendance, 1,200. Umthey had been preelpliate. After the pire Si ley. nrgrnt demand from the shorts had been satlsfiod the market became Simkane. Wn., April 30. Except In much quieter and showed a disposition ihe third tuning, when Balt take bat- to await developments. Reports of ted in three nine, the visitors were net earnings of railroads for March showed some Important increases, such as for Union Pacific 2i per rent; St. Paul 12 per cent, and Colorado and Southern no less than 143 per cm). The March figures of (raffle of some of the great systems are reported to have reached figures for any month. The usual weekly reviews by railroad traffic officials today, however, admit a considerable shrinkage for the March statement, though the general situation Is still professed with, the business offering. The belief I general proslierlty seem unabated but confidenre is recognised as a prime necessity In the existence of prosperity and there Is some question to be entertained whether the events which have shaken speculative confidence In Wall street have left the full confidenre of the business world at large unimpaired. Today's sharp recovery waa well maintained and the waa near the beat. ateady closing Bonds were firm; total sales, par value. $3, fin, nin. United Stares bonds were all unchanged on call. ' IVU EiOTiNS MOHSIXa mon-gerin- g sop-unio- n 2 e s record-breakin- TTESDAY MORNING, UTAn, MAT 2, 1905. sixty and ninety days and six months Good Feeding Barley. 306 40. Fair to Choice Malting, 44657. per cent. 4 No. 1 Flax Seed. 1.25. prime mercantile paper 3 No. 1 Northwestern, 1.40. per cent. ateady with Mess Pork, per bbl., 17.75ft 11.80. Sterling exchange actual bits'nea. in banker's bills at per 100 ll., 7.0267.05. tard, 484.-55 46.509 486.55 fur demand an.i at Short Ribs sides, (loose), 6.87fT 7.00. for sixty dy bill- -; ponied rate commercial and 487$ 485ftl-Short Clear Sides (boxed), 6.73 ft bills 361 6.. i A. Bar ailver 56 Whiskey, basis of High Wines, 1.24. Mexican dollar 44 tiovernmeut bonds steady; railroad Articles and Shipment. bonds firm. 3 ft 2 UNION PACIFIC Three Trains Daily 2 3-- 4 3-- Wool. St. Louis. May 1. Wool strong and higher; medium grades, combing and fro Ship- - I Articles. Receipt meats 0 Oisaha 15,6(K! 17,600 Flour, bbla. clothing 24$28; light 20621; heavy H heat , bu. 88.0' 10 22,700 fine 15618; tub washed 31639. Corn, bu. MiiaMpu io.tioO1 689,000 116,000! 69,001 Qoata, bu Grain Market 3.0001 bu Re, No. 2 1. Wheat red Chicago, May 24,2'iOj 55.800 Barley, bn. 916 93; No. 3 red 8168"; No- - 2 hard 84 No. 1 3 No. 89; hard 6 696 90; On the produce exchange, today, the northern 926 94; No. 3 northern 88ft) Butler Market was easy. 3 94; No. 20 ft 24. spring 84693. Creamery, Corn No. 2 4x612; No. S 46 Dairy, 18622. 47. Eggs steady at mark rases. Included. No. 3, Oats No. 2, 141615; firsts, 16; prime firsts, 17; 29 extras, I8I4. by the May Influenced Cheese, 14. trrngth of cash wheat, advanced to 90 cent a The market closed strong New Yerk Bonea. at 89 with May up 2 July waa U. S. refunding 2a, registered... 104 13-883 up 104 S U. 8. refuding 2s. coupon Closed: 104 I . S. 3a, registered S3 89 September U. 8. 3s, coupon. Ex July May 104 V '9 IT. 8. New 4a. registered 132 46 Corn May 47; July Septem- U. 8. Old 4s, 10484 registered ber 46 104 U. 8. Old 4s, coupon 38 Sep- American Oats May 38 July 73 cert Tobacco 4s, tember 28. 113 cert. American Tobacco 6s, 12.071-2- ; Pork May 11.76; July 102 Atchison general 4s September 12.30. 97 ofd Atchison 4s, adjustment C .'.05; 7.02 Lard May July Atlantic Coast Line 4s 102 7.37 7.22 September Baltimore and Ohio 4s 103'., Riba-M- ay 6.82 July 7.15; Baltimore and Ohio 95 7.35. September Central of Georgia 6s, Exmt ....114 70. Rye May Central of Georgia 1st Inc., ofd... 92 Flax Cash northwest 140. Central of Georgia 2nd Inc .... 75 Timothy May 304). ....108 Chesapeake and Ohio 4 Clover May 1,300. 82 and Alton Chicago Barley Cash 40649. Chldgo, B. and Q. new 4s .... 99 Chicago, R. I. and Pac. R. R. 4a.. 89 Chicago Produce. C. C. C. and St Louis gen 4s.... 102V 98 Chicago, May 1. Covering by local Chicago Terminal 4a, ofd. 74 ahorta and smaller world's shipments Colorado Midland 4a 93 Vi than anticipated created a firm tone Colorado and Southern 4a 104 In wheat today. Deliveries on May Cuba 5s, certificates contract were liberal, at 525,000 bush' Denver and Rio Grande 4a, ofd. ..101 77 ela. July opened unchanged to 1- -8 Distillers' Securities 5s 101 and Erie prlo lien 4s 14c higher, at 82 to 92 un- Erie General 4s aold up to 82 May opened lower at 87 to 871-4- , Ft. Worth and Denver City 1st ..113 changed to c 111 and aold up to 881-2- . Minneapolis, Hocking Valley 4',s 98 Duluth and Chicago reported receipts Japan 6s, certificates of 253 ran against 162 a year ago. Iulavllle and Nash. Unified 4a.. 103 10S Buying by several prominent com- Manhattan consol gold 4s 76 mission houses caused firmness in the Mexican Central 4a 21 corn market notwithstanding lower Mexican Central 1st Inc 96 Minn, and 8t. Louis 4s prices at LlverpooL July opened to 45 lower to c Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4a . .101', higher at 45 and advanced to 4561-8- . July oats Missouri, Kansas and Tex. 2nda . 85 lower at Nat. R. R. of Mexico consol 4s .. 80 opened unchanged to c 100 N. Y. Central gen. 28 8 to 88 2 and sold tip to 28 4 pfd 135 Fear that the teamstera' strike N. J. Central general 5a 105 might spread to the stock yards dis- Northern Pacific 4s 75 trict had a depressing effect bn the Northern Pacific 3a provision market. July pork wee un- Norfolk and Western consol 4s.. 101 97 changed at 12.15. tard also waa un Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4a ex. Interest.... 102 changed at 725. Ribs were a shade Penn. conv. 3 102 Reading Central 4a higher at 715. St. L. and Iron Mt. consol 5s... 116 8L L. and San Francisco fg. 4s. . 90 Kansas City Livestock. 82ft St. Louis S' western con. 4s Kansas City, Mo., May 1. Cattl 8G Seaboard Air Une 4a na4.25 Mixed 700. 66.50; Receipts 95 tive rows and heifer 2.2565.50; stock Southern Pacific 4a5s ,119 era and feeders 3.906 4.90; bulls 2.50 Southern Railway 1st 123 Texas and Parifie 64.70; calve 3.0066.25; western fed Toledo. St. and Western 4a 84 cows fed steers 4.2566.00; western 106 4s Pacific Union 1 3.2665.25. 120 4a HOGS Receipt! 4,000. Strong; bulk Union Pacific conv. 94 5a iff sales 5.1005.29; heavy 5.1065.25: U. 8. Steel 2nd abash lsta a....ll6 plga nl lights Wsbssh Deb. R. packers 6.106 5 J2 74 4.2565.25. 89 eatern Md. 4s SHEEP Receipts 4.000; ateady; 8 and take Erie 4s .... 94 muttons 4.255.75: lambs 5.5067.00; Wheeling 93 Wisconsin Central 4a 4.50 owes fed wethers 5.60; range 6 4.256 5.25. ALT LAKE MINING STOCKS. Livestock. Chicago Yesterday's quotations on the Salt Chicago, May '1. Cattle Receipt take Mining Exchapge were as fol18.000. Steady; good to prime steers lows: 4.25 5.7566.50; poor to medium 5.40; Stocker and feeder 2.75 65.26; Asked. Stocks. ( Bid. cows 2.75 64.76; heifers 2.506&30; cannera 1.60 62.40; bulla 2.506 4.75; calves 3.00 65.75. HOGS Receipts 27,000; tomorrow 22,000; strong to 6c higher. Mixed and butcher El 065-3good to choice heavy 5.1565.85; rough heavy 4.76i.00; light 5.0U6 5.87 Chicago SI. Lenls Kansas Cif y AMO ALL PRINCIPAL EASTERN POINTS HO OHAHOE TO iSI SHBME 8-- Bt tm jmtr Tkktt Unit via tht UNI ON PA CIFIC, 291-263- vS Full InformstiM 7-- 6-- 8 3-- 6 0de ............ 3-- 3-- Call h -A. a M09KUY, TrgvMIng mtaaenger Agent 1 . Utalfc 3-- 3-- 5-- 2 3s 3a 821-861-- 3-- e 7-- 8 5-- 8 3. 8-- 1-- 3-- .......... ............ .....a.......... 1-- SHEEP Receipt a 81,090; sheep and lamba steady; good to choice fair to wethers shorn 4.6065.00; choice mixed shorn 4.0064.50; natlvo 4.0068-50- ; western lamba lambs 6.70 67.40. Omaha Livestock. Omaha, Neb., May 1. Cattle 509. 8teady. Native aterra 4.35 66.35: cows and heifers 3.2565.10 cannera western steers 4.5065.00; 1.7563.10; stockers and feeders 2.756 bulla and 5.10; calveH 2.00 6.00; stags $2.5064.25. 3,500. 110G8 Receipts Steady heavy 5.106 5.15; mixed 5.1095.121-light 5.05ft 5.15; pigs 4.5065.00; bulk of sales 5.10ft 6.1S SHEEP Receipts 13,500. Slow to 10c lower; western yearlings 5.756 6.40; wethers 5.00 6 5.50; ewes 4.50 5.25; lambs 6.5097.25. Re-ret- pt Low. High. o. .7.15 a. m. East No. 12, Balt take local ....9:00 a. m. No. S Chicago, St. Louis lim- NoT 7 Butte and Portlandl3:05p.& No. 9 Pocatello. Montpellar and Butto .. P-- W- ited Na H Cache Valley .... 7:l$p.n, No. 4, Atlantic Express, all No. 18 Salt take and 7:00 p. m. Untie .. . points east 10:50 a. & No. 8 Balt take and interARRIVE DAILY. mediate points 7:85a.m. Salt No. 5. Pacific Mail, 8 Provo. Lake and all points east. 11 :30 a.m. No.MilfordSalt Lake, and nil points No. 1, Chicago and 8L Loula . . . . . . . . ,8:40 a. n. dnth .2.40 p. m. limited No. 10 Balt taka and lnter-No. 11, IacsI from Park City mediate points :20p.n, and Ban Pete Valley ..7:00 p.m. an ai 9IsUi No. 3, Pacific Express from 12:56 a.m. ARRIVE. all points east cars to Omaha. No. 1 Salt taka 2: Through sleeping .Chicago and SL Loula. New York and No. 6 Butte sad Pocatello Boston. Free reclining chair cars. A Express 12:Ma.n. service on all No. 11 Salt taka and perfect dining car .. Tintlc ...... .6: 55 through trains. No. 7 Salt take end Mil- C. A. HENRY. Ticket Agent, Ogden. Gen. ford ... Aget.Pagr.DepL L A. BEN TON, ll:2lnn No. 8 Salt take end Inter Salt take City. mediate points O. B. GILSON, Agent, Ogden. I:05a.n No. 8 Portland and Butte.7:00in No. 10 Bntto and Pocatello 6: 00 an No. 12 Cache Valley ... .10:150, Train south of Juab do not iq Sundays. ltllan ..,.,..,2.15 ......... ............ j!) t iLV J IT V C. A. HENRY, Ticket , A. B. MOSELEY, Trav. Pass, ip BURLEY? jx k. o. p. 1 ft r. Balt Late PtCTO T1MECARD Effective Dec. 4th. 1904. DEPART. No. 6 Mall and Express... 8: SO a. m. No. 2 Overland Limited for Bluffs, Conndl Omaha, Denver, Kansas City and 8:00 p, & east dally No. 4 Atlantic Express for Denver. Omaha, Connell Bluffs Kansas City and nil points ea at, dally...,....7.20 p. m, ARRIVE. No. 3 Pacific Express from Bluffs Omaha, Council Denver, Kansas City and 315 a. m. east dally Limited No. 1 Overland Council from Omaha, Bluffs. Kansas City, Denver and nil points east, 3. 30 p, m. dally , , 3:00 p. m. No. 9 Fast Mall C. A. HENRY, Ticket Agent. A. B. MOSELEY, y, '1 Trav. Pass Agent Ogden, Utah ' , SOUTHERN PACIFIC, I DEPART. No. 3, Paclfio Express for Ban Francisco and la HU, termed iate points, dally 4: Pacific 5, Express through to Baa Francis. . . . , . . .11 Km co, dally No. 1. Overland Limited. . 3: lip. a,. n No. 808. Mixed Train, f to Montello, Corlnne and Kelton, dally ex6 afi-iucept Sunday No. Og-de- ARRIVE. No. 6. Atlantic Express Ban Frandseo from 1 19 an, dally No. 3 Overland Limited.... 2: Una Atlaatic No.. 4 Express from San Francisco and Intermedia! points 6 10 ft A dally . from Mixed Train No. 204. Corlnae Montello via and Kelton, dally except 2 60 N A Sunday ....... LOW b-RATES -t- CHEYENNE, . BENVEti, . KANSAS THE ITALIAN SWISS FUTURES. The Leading Futures Ranged aa lows: SHORT LINE TMJ CARD. April 2, 1905. DEPART. DEPART DAILY. No. 6 Atlantic Mall all points I 2. Wheat-N- THE OREGON JUNE 8TH, 1904. . 2 CHICAGO R. G. W. TIME CARD IN EFFECT 2. g ,T. NEW YORKAnd all Cities of Europe via All Lka - Healy Hotel,. (Opposite DpD" Bell Phone an tha Pacific eoast raise tha flaoet grapea on the Pacific coasLTheir wines or absolutely pnre. If yon wish to dispense good cheer for the holidays Close. CH.CU0, U0HTn1' Sharmans Ticket Offte COLONY Fol- CITY. OMAHA. Ind. Phone, 616-K- HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR USED TICKETS. U order eomo of their wins from FRIZZINI BROS. Utrttt tOO Ibjb WINES Tha Orfy Daellr'ftecfc Mfoey W" Ihe Wnieri Khar Regular Calls Sales. Carisa, l.noo at 19; 500 18. 500 at 19; 3.000 at. Daly, 100 at 2.45. May Day, &no at 23. Star Con.. 1,300 at 10, 300 at 2. New York, 200 Victor Con.. 500 Ingot, Viaibls Grain Supply. 1. The New York. May v,jble Score by Innings. supply of grain Saturday April 29, R. H. E. as New ProdTork the 8alt take , ... (M3 ono ooo 3 8 3 uce compiled byis as follows: Exchange, 120 01 110 Short Ribs, per 100 6 8 3 Spokane Wheat 28.529,1)00 debushels; Batteries Durham and Leahy; crease 1,889.000 bushels. 8.85 and Stanley. Corn 9, 971. Odd bushel-- ; decrease May 7.1714! July Umpire MvCrcam. 1.211,090 bushel. .... ....; 7.37V Summary. Oat 13.857,00 bushels decrease Sept. Three-bas- e Ferris, 814,000 bushels. UnMi quotation were Two-lna- e htU Stanley, Ferri. Reilly, Rye t.llfi.OoO bushels; decrease Flour on or. Rwayne. Sacrifice lilts Lewi,. Widen 70,othi linsheU. No. 2 Spring Wheat, banes Egan. tawl. Stlrknrv. Struek Bariev 1.108,000 bushels; No. 3. 8493. out By Melnuis. 5; by Durham. 1. 65, non. No. 2 Red. 876 91. Bsw-- on balls -- By Mrlnnts. 2; by DurNo. 2 Corn. 18. ham. 1. tall on tome and Money Exchange, 4; Spokane, No. 2 Yellnw. 49. Salt take. 8. Hit by pitehed hail New York, May 1. Close: Money on No. 2 Oral, 28;. Wild pitches Melinda. Time call firm. 3ft 4 per cent, closed offered Stanley. No. ? White. I rtf ifRme 1 :3;i. I'rrpim ileLrea, 3 per cent. lime money steady. No. 2 R.vn To, at at B. 700 at SR; 700 4; 3. 7; BUSINESS lbs at . 4. 37 SUSPENDED IN WARSAW. Me-Inn- ls 1 hits-Raym- ond, 32!. v:- G.82 7.12',4 6.85 7.15 7.27V 7.30 Warsaw, May 1. Business here is entirely suspended. No tram car or cabs are moving. The authorities have stopped the telephone service. The streets are crowded but every' thing was quiet up to noon. Many patrols are on the streets and a strong force is guarding the Jewish quarter. follows: a S84S t J f-- r' JL I - . 1 M. H. PATTISON LEEDOK FALSTAF CAFE Open Board Sales. Ben at 18. Little chief, i.ooo at Uncle Sam. 500 ai 300 at fariaa, LIQUORS at 19; Washington. May 1. Today's statement of the treasury balances in the general funs shows: available cash balances 1184,318.681, gold C2i331.. 2425 Washington Avenue. (Phono 228X1 Building, ReCarpentering, of and Remodeling pairing Houses Promptly attended to. All work Guaranteed. Enquire 16th street. ole Nelson, 645 829-y- . 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