THE OMAHA DAILY TiEEt TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1001.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Jnly Wbtat Opens and Oltiit Ltwir
Strong Bear Iifhtccti.
CORN MARK1T RULES FIRM, BUT DULL
Itnnge of Onto Price .Xnrroir, but
ilri) 'IniiltiiK In none-I'rin luloim
Strung ullli .Notable Scar
city In (KTitIiikb.
CHICAGO. Juno 10 -The, hcr flemf"t
he d I he mastery in tnu wiiea i" ,.,,-
July closing VCc low". Ju j;'' " atr,V
cIcA wis ,c uoovc Saturday ,h l'n1.1
July onl showed n loss t e lro
vision were WilUsc to He "JK"'' thn
On fnvornbl
nciii ininy stenuy, ,u"" -.Tip 4t1i).
ubscn.e ot shipping demand to c, " ",
neuuently there who ii rally "w" irl
til'V- and .(,c and dosed 10 owcr n . wjjw.
Three loads were i tcpor d takeii for ex
port World" h pmcnts of when nni
lour were rn.ua I to I0.3S.ftJ.) I.ujhe Is. an
Intrcnsc of 2,11 ." bushels over the weeK
l" rore and 3,lll,u.) hshels over a year ..go.
The fiuantlty on ocean pasiagi "howi l
decrease of I.OM.Oo') bushels Hincc a weeK
o The domestic visible decrease was
l.W bushels. The world s v'slble
showed n decrease for the year of 9,lUi
bushels. rrlmary receipts were
bushels against .M.m bushels n year ago.
Kenboard clearances of wheat or I tlo r
iverc cuiml to Mi9, bushels. Minneapolis
mid Dululh reported 551 cafi against t3
cars last week and 77b cars a year ago,
The local receipts were 99 car. 12 of con
traet grade. , ...
The corn market was firm but ver dun,
Itecelpls were not lorge nor was much de
mand In evidence, but there was nn under
current or faith In present values that wns
not MTlouely .hakcn In the afternoon when
wheat was forsaken by Its holders. Some
help was gained from the strength In oats
urn! this aided In offsetting the more fa
vorable weather conditions. July corn sold
between I3',4e and I3'fllc and closed I,;
lilgher nt Mc. I .net I receipts were 4M
cars. 17 of contract grade. Nine loads were
icported taken lor export.
The range of prices In the oats pit was
narrow, and. though trading was not very
central, f. few bought and sold heavily and
i.ept me market irom miirned dulinejs.
Thero w.if a lair "oiiutry cieinano based
on unfavorable weather reports. July oats
fold between 'sSc and :S',(o and closed
.kc lower at 'Jsc. Ixcal receipts wore 3H
cars, , .
Provision! were strong without much
activity In business, but a nntnble scarcity
of offerings, A decrease In receipts or
bogs and higher prices nt the yards helped
the market, the feature of which was the
demand for July iMrd. July pork sold be
tween JM.75 and J1I.S0. closing lVlio higher
nt the doting figures. July lard ranged
between JS.I7H and JD.65, closing Improved
nt the latter price July laid sold between
js.oo nnd JvOi'.i and closed lOIljc up at
JS.oT.f,S.07'4. ..... .
Kstlmatcd receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
12j cam; rorn, 475 ears; oats, 270 cars; hogs,
24.000 head.
The ItAding futures ranged as follows:
Articles. I Opcn.i High. 1 Low. Closed Sat'y.
Wheat
Juno
July
Hept.
Corn
Juno July
Seiit.
Oais
July
Sept.
I'oik
July Hept.
Lnrd
July
Kept.
Oct.
Hlbn
July Sept.
I
went and northwest, toiipiin VYtVciita
on worn a shipments. July w' ic.it 'l".;c
a shade to i.fct Uc low..; at .JV" o .3
During the enr.y part of , ho
u lew locnl shorts to time an
remained but a moment Ah tlmt
j.ro.ich-tl when the goyen "Jvp " 'rr,
would have to l.e laeeo. ho Mors wcnKl'''m1
mid something or a l 'W .T.',' 0 -1, Mtl ku kc tS
to unload canned a rapid f""""?.
values and at the end ot the Hcusloti price"
were near the lowest ot the day. Juli
wheat closed w.MlsHim Vi'sC lower at
1 72i 73
73NBV4 73H 72H 72i73H
l"0iiTS 7H 60 694 70'.,
: .., 42J, V
43Vfli I3T44I 434 AZWt I3U1
ll'.l 4IH ItUW'i 44V ll'i
2SlJi 2BT 2GS 2Hy5i 26iJ
14 75 II SO 14 73 14 SO 14 7'4
II ,J II 05 11 Site 14 03 II !2
S (7'.4 8 53 8 47U 8 53 8 10
8 5214 S fiJVi 8 5i$ 8 G2j 8 45
8 52H 8 0) S 5214 8 6)) 8 60
1 8 00 8 07U 8'0o" 8 r7A 7 f3
8 W',3 S 10 8 VIM a 10 7 97Vi
N'o. :
Cash quotations wcro ns follows:
FLOPU Quiet; winter patents. $3.80-33.90;
trnlghts, J3.2jfl3.70; clears. $2 Wi3.10; sprlnB
epeclals. $4.3); patents. $3.157j3.W: straights,
$2.90fJ3.25; bakers. fi.WQ'i.m.
W 1 1 K AT No. -i spring. 72fi75c; No. 3
eprlng. tSflTUSe; No. 2 red. 72373c.
COllN No, 2, l3irrf43Vio: No. 2 yellow. 13c.
OATS No. 2. 27'4Ti2Sc; No. 2 white, 30Vic;
No. .1 white, 27V41?2S;c.
HVI3 No. 2. 61V4C
1IAULI5Y Qocmi feeillng, IDfJOOc; fair to
choice mailing. MifI53c.
8KKDS No. 1 llax. $1.70; No. 1 northwest
ern. $1.71: prlmo timothy, $3.(Kft3.GO.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $11. SO
Cill.85. Lard, per 100 lbs.. $S.R2.iJiS.K. Short
ribs shlCH (loose), $.(XVft!U5. Dry salteil
Bhoulderst iboxed), IG.K714& 7.12',4. Short clear
Bldos (boxed), $.S.25?i8.37U.
WIIISKV Hauls of hfgh wines, $1.27.
Following aro tho- receipts and shipments
for today:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 24,000 17,000
.Wheat, bu 115,000 112.000
Corn, bu 332,000 34S.OW
gnts, bu 353,00.) 23,000
ye, bll 7,000 3,001)
arley. bj 10,000
On the' Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creameries, 15W
18c: dairies, 115?lGc. Cheese, steady, S?iSi
1014c. EgRB, WiC
m:w ionic c.knkiiai, mahkivt.
)iiotnt Ions of (he liny nn Vnrlun
Commodities,
NEW YOniv, June 10.-FI.OUR-Recelpts.
19,018 bbls.; exports, 2S.148 bbls,; dull nnd
slightly lower; winter patents. $3.t'kgi,00;
w Inter straights, 3.60j3.C5; winter extras,
32.WtiC.90i . Minnesota bakers', $2.0003.23;
lIlnncsotu patents, 5I.00JJ4.25; winter low
Krades, $2.30fi2.l0. Itve flour, steady; fair
to good, $2.8oQ'3.10; choice, to fancy, $3.20
3 50.
CORNMRAlz-Stendy; yellow western. 9Sc;
city, 95c: Uraiidywlne, $3.452.65.
11 VE ICasy; No. 2 western. f.9c. nlloat;
tate, 55fi6Gc, c. I. f,, New York carlots.
' HARLL'Y Quiet : feeding, 4Sc, c. I. f.,
i New York; malting, 6Sif62c, c, I. t New
I "i'ork cnrlotn. A
, 11ARLEY SIALT-Dull: westcrn,Iilf72c.
WHEAT Receipts, 26,8tiO bu.: exports,
, 131,555 bu.: spot market easier; No."2, 84c,
If. o, b.; No. 2 red, 79V4c, elevator: No. 1
northern. Duluth, Mic, f. o, b, afloat. On.
tlons opened steady, but soon ensed off In
Miynipnthy with western markets under tern.
pornry selling; a goon mnrKet was rounwcd
later by a drop under liquidation; closed
wenk nt Htl'Vc net decline; July, 7fcVJI
W.te. closed 7Sllc: Sentomber. 74U.H7&U.
closed 74jc; October, 75j775nC, closed 75c.
CORN Receipts, 303.8i)0 bu.; exports. 232,.
6S3 bu.; spot easier; No, 2, 4SV4c, elevntor,
nnd 4S;c, f. o, b. nflont. Option market wns
f;encrally stendy to llrm all day on cover
ng, small cnbles, small contract nrrlvnls
nt Chicago nnd light offerings; closed
latently nt V net decline; July, 47'If48Hc
closed 47!ic; September, IS'iJUS 9-16c, closed
4SHP.,
OATS-Recolpts, :tS,500 bu.; exports, 41,
I1C2 bu,; spot llrm; No. 2. 32i4c; No. 3. 32c;
IjCo. 2 white, 331,10: No. 3 white. 32c; track,
mixed western, .UJlSS'je; track, while, 324
Cj37c. Options wcro quiet, but firmly held,
HAY Dull; spring, 70475c; good to choice,
Jflft92!,c.
HOPS-Qulet; state, common to choice.
1900 crop, 1!4j20u; 1S, HGil5e: old olds, 24ic:
l'ncltlc coast, 1900 crop. i6'ol9c; U90, WHV-c;
old "olds, 25JOc.
HIDES-Stendy; llalvestcn. 20 to 23 lbs.,
is4c; California, 21 to 23 lbs., 19c; Texas
iry. 24 to 30 lbs.. lltiltHc. ' '
LEATHER Stendy : hemlock sole, nuenos
Avres light to hqavywelghts, 21023c; ncij.
"lUdi-'liie.
VI
1.50.
TALLOW Quiet: city. 4To: cojntrv. Ml,
it,c.
RICE Quiet : domestic fnlr to choice. 3i
cftio: Japan. 4Vtc.
MOLASSES-Stendy; Now Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice. 32MOe.
i HPTTER-Recclpts. 13.1M pkgs.; firm;
creamery, ip'iiiu, itiriur, i.jiitc.
CHEESE-Recelpts. 2.107 pkgs,; steady;
. fanev larse colored. S'c: fanev Inrce while.
Vtc: fancy small colored, 9ic; fancy small
' white. 9Ji
EOGS-Recelpts, !3,fS3 tikgs.; quiet;
wotorn, cnnmea, seiecieu, uuivic; wesi
cm, ungraded, HJJ12ij,c.
rrOjrFEK Oalet: No. 7 Rio. tic.
, POULTRY-Allve. unsettled: springs. 21ff
22c l .turkeys. 6c; iowis, no; nrcsseu, nrmj
1 (prlngs, ZlM.w. nirKeys, hj-jc; own, ju.
i METALS London followed tin America'
weakness of last Friday by comlnz 1 1G
' lower for spot tin nnd 2i 6d decline on
I'lllJVinnii"' n:vi. oituiiy; family. $1050
T12.00; mess. ?5ft0iAb''c; ! " ' i20 5
21.50; packet. $10.004J 10.60; city, extra India
mess. 15.tJi 17 00. Cut meats, quiet; pick
led bailies, MQlCWc; pickled shoulders.
17.00317.25: pickled nnms, a.75Sl0.75. Lanl
firm J. western steamed, $S.S0; retlned, firm
cnittlhent. $9.00: South American, $9,60; ComI
ound, $tl.75. Pork, strong; family, $15.50
16.00: short clear, $15.50WK.oo; mess, iis.so
futures, thus closing at 12i31IS 7 6d re
spectively, with the final tone weak, with
sales for the il.iy f eighty tons spot nnd
BOO tons futures. This decline In tin wns
ii little more than traders had predicted and
selling became active here, breaking prices
about So point! without having a reaction,
ns the market closed weak In tone at 128.30,
with sellers nt this figure. Copper In Lon
don lost us, with the tone easy and spot
(llloted at J-13 Is 3d and futures at 69 10h.
Locally the market was featureless and
nominally unchanged. Lend was a1o nn?
changed, both nt homo and abroad, bul
held pretty steady here nt S 1.3. i for lots
of lltty tons or oer. Spelter continues
quiet and without change, closing at J3.9i
f,t l.w. Domestic Iron markets ruled dull
and unchanged, plglron warrants, J)9.5oif
10.50; northern rontuiry, Dli.Zoff 16.50: south,
ern foi.ndry, J10.00S15.6O, and soft southern,
115.001 lii.50. Glasgow warrnnts closed at
53s 7d, und Mlddlesboro nt 45s Hid.
DMA MA VIIOI,i:sALK MAIUCKT.
Condi tin 11 of Trnde nnd flimtntlnns nn
.(nple nnd I'sncy Produce.
EGOS-Rccclpts liberal; good stock, firm,
10j lOUc.
LIVE POl'IPRY Hens, 7e; young nnd
lid roosters, 3t6c; turkeys, 6U3C; ducks nnd
geese, he: spring chickens, per lb., 1SO20C.
UU'lTlJlt-Common to fair, I2!sfil3c;
choice ilalry. In tubs, 14'tfl5c; sciiarator, 18c.
, FRESH FlSII-Ulack bass, 18c; white
bass, so; bluellsh, lie; bullheads, loc, blue
litis, 7c; buffalos, tic; catfish, 12c; cod, 9c;
crapples, 7jloc; ciscoes, 7c; halibut, lie; her
ring, tic; haddock, lt!e, pickerel, 7c; pike, Oc;
ted snapper, loc; salmon, 14c; sunilsh, Lc;
trout, 9c; whltellsh, 0c,
PIOEONS-Llve, per doz.. $1.
VEALS-Cholce, 910c. . .
HAV Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Hay Dealers association! Choice upland,
Jlo, No. 1 upland, $9.W; medium, $'.50;
coarse, S. Rye straw, $6.50, These prices
are for hay ot good color and quality. De
mand. Receipts, CO cars.
OATS No. J white, 29c.
CORN No. 3, 43o.
BRAN-$15.
VK(J ETABLES.
SPINACH-Pcr bu. box, 40c.
ASPAKAUUS-Natlve. per doz.. 33940c.
KM L'lJAKH Home grown, per lb., l4o.
NEW HEETS-Per uoz., 45cf
NEW CAHRU1 S-Pcr doz.. 50c.
NEW TURNIPS-Pcr doz., 50c
UliCUJIUEllS-HothoUse, I
per doz., 00c IP
CA RROTS Per lu., 50c.
LETTUCE-Per bu., 20H25c.
RADISHES Per doz., loS-Vc.
PARSLEY Per doz., 30c.
POTATOES I'er bu.. TixtlSOnf
Colorado,
NEW POTATOES-Per lb.. 3c.
CAIIUAOE-New Callrornln, 2V4e.
TOMATOES Florida, per u-baket crate,
fancy, $3.50; Texas, 4-bsk crates, $2.W.
ONIONS Ilermudas, per crate, $2.25; new
California, 2c.
CAULIFLOWER Home-grown, per doz.,
UEANS Wax, per 1-3 bu., 90c; string, per
M bu., 75c.
PEAS-J'er hu $2; per H bu., 73c.
CELERV California, per bunch, 50975c.
FRUITS.
STRAWJJERRiliS-Homo grown, $3.23;
Missouri, $2.23.
CIIERUIES-Callfornta, per 8-lb. box,
$1.50; Missouri, per 21-qt, case, $1.75.
PhACHES-Cnllfornln. per box, $1.23.
Al'RICOTS California, 4-basket crates,
$1.75.
GOOSEBERRIES-Pcr 24-qt. case, $1.75,
TROPICAL, FRUITS.
ORANOES-Callfornla seedlings, $2.75
3.W; navals, $3.60; Med. sweets, X23aA50.
LEMONS California, extra fancy, $3.75;
choice, $3.25.
BANANAS Per bunch, according to size.
$2.0V"(2.&0.
l- i(Jb caliromla, new cartons, 75c; layero,
63o; Imported, per lb., 10Q12C.
DATES Persian, 111 60-Id, boxes, Salrs, 5c
per id.; naiioween, u4c per lu.
PINEAPPLES-Per uoz., $1.76G2.0O.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY California, per 24-sectlon case.
$3.75.
C1D1SK i'er bbl.. $4. 50; per half bbl., $2.75.
NUTS English walnuts, per lb., 15c; fil
berts, per lb., 13c; almonds, per lb., 1SQ20C;
raw peanuts, per lb., ofioVjc; rousted, oWa
7J4c; Urnzlls, Uc, pecans, lvj22c.
HIDES No. 1 green, 64c No. 2 green,
4Vtc; No. 1 salted, 6!4c; No. 2 salted, 64c;
No. 1 veal calf. 8 to VM lbs.. 8c: No. 2 veal
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry hides, S13c; sheeu
neltM. "Mi Tin: hrH hl,la 11 fjv?l' OS
At. I.nula Ornln nnd Provision. '
ST. LOUIS, Juno 10. WHEAT Lower;
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 70'ic; track, 734tc
71c; July, l?JU4jo9He; September, 6"Hc; No. 2
hard, 72'(73o.
POR'l .1,11.11 Vft O miiuU Jlftn. .qnl
42i4ro4.'c; July, ll!4c; September, 4U4341Sc.
OATS-Cash, 2sic; track, 2Sf4y.'9!ic; July,
29c; September, 2bc; No, 2 wnitc, 31c.
it H'. iiwer ai oivic.
FLAXSEED No market.
FLOUR Easy and dull; patents, $3.50
3.70; extra fancy and straight, $3.104i3.25;
clears. 2.SOi?3.00.
FLAXSEhD-Steady; no market.
CORNM E A 1 Stendy; $2.3).
BRAN Dull, caiy; sacked, east track, 65c.
HAY Prairie, steady, $11.00; timothy,
stronger, $9,50413.00.
WHISKY-Stendy; $1.27.
IRON COTTON TIES-J1.03.
BAaGIN(lS-6V!.'87c.
HEMP TWINE-9c.
PROVISIONS-Pork, steady; Jobbing,
$13.75. Lard, lilgher nt $S.lo. Dry salt
meats, steady; boxed lots, extra shorts,
$8.25; 'clear ribs, $8.374; clear sides, $8.50.
llncon, steady; boxed lots, extra shorts,
$9.00; clear ribs. $9.37V4; clenr sides, $9.50.
M ETA LS Iead, quiet at $4.32H. Spelter,
quiei til
I'Ol'LTRY Firm: chickens. TUc; snrlncs.
13'(jl6c; turkeys, 64c; ducks, 6c; springs,
10c: geese, lc; springs, 8c.
BUTTER-Stcady; creameries, 15819c;
dairies, 12iil4c.
EOGS Steady, 10?ic; repacked and cn&cs
Included.
Liverpool Grnln nntl Provisions.
LIVERPOOL, June 10. WHEAT-Spot,
steady; No. 2 red western winter. 6s; No. 1
northern spring, 6s i,d; No. 1 California, 6s
lttd. Futures quiet; July, 5s lOHd; Septem
ber, 5s 9 5-Sd.
CORN Spot, unlet: Amerlcnn mixed, now.
3$ U'id; American mixed, old, 4s 2id.
Futures quiet; July. 3s ll,td; September, 3s
11141 : October, nominal.
i'kah u-nnndinn, stendy, at 5s Sd.
HOPS At London. Pncllle const. Htradv.
at 4s5)4s 15d.
flour St. Louis fancy winter. Sd.
PROVISIONS-Heef. steady: extra India
mess, b2s 9d. Pork, stendy; prime mess
western, 613. Lnrd, firm: prime western, In
tierces. Hi 9d: American refined. In nulls
42s 3d. Bacon, llrm; Cumberland cut, 26 to 30
ids,, its shi; snori rinB, id to ins., 45s 9d;
long clenr middles, heavy. 30 to 40 lbs., 41s
3d; short clear backs, 16 to 20 lbs., 41s 6d;
clear bellies, 14 to 16 lbs., 45s 6.1. Shoulders.
11 . IO 11... . 1 . . . nf- 1
BllUllll. II IU IO HID., niruu), Ml D9.
Bl'TTER-Dull; finest United States, SSs;
good United States, t'5s.
CHEESE American finest white, dull,
47s: Amerlcnii finest colored, quiet, at 46s.
TALLOW Prlmo city, quiet,-oj 25s; Aus-
Imports of wheat Into Liverpool last
week were 56.600 nuarters from Atlnnttx
II mil. ua uil.
ports, 7,000 from Pacific ports and 28,000
ironi nuier punt.
Tho Imports of corn from Atlantic- nnrt
I... . . . , . in ,rui ...... 4
mfll Wl'riv wuiu i,iw itiaiivm.
Knnsns City Grnln and ProTlalona.
KANSAS CITY. June 10. WHHAT.Tnlv
fiSiic: September. 6Hc: cash. No. 2 hard.
CSi'iJ69',so; No. 3. 6tiVjQ69c; No, 2 red, 70ff71c;
receipts, jo cars.
CORN July, 40'i'o4Uo; -September, 4U,g
41Vc; cnsli, No. 2 mixed, 4oaiO',ic; No. 2
wnite. Hie.
OATS No, 2 White, 29',4C.
RYE No. 2. 55c.
HAY Choice timothy. $11.50W!2.0fl! rhnlre
prnlrle. $9,751(10.00.
BUTTER-Crcamcry, HV4"ffl6;4c; fancy,
oitiry, 141 u.
l-.uiih weaK. fresh Missouri nnd Knn
sas stock. 9c, loss off, cases returned; new
white wood cases Included. Ui mnr
RECEIPTS-Wheat. 109.000 bu.: eorn. 52..
400 bu.: oats. 12.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat. 48.000 bu rnm K.
QW Ull,, utlin, lllj.
1... . KAU u.. 1
Toledo rn In nnd Seed.
TOLEDO. O.. June 10.-WIIEAT-Lower;
ensh, 72Vjc; July, 72c; September. 7l4c.
im. r.nsicr; casn anu July, !ic; Bep
tember. 44i.4c '
OATS-Steady; cash, 2SHe; July, 2SHc;
rtcpiemucr, .dvic.
RYE 33 lie
CLO VERSE ED Cash, prime. 16.40: Oc-
Dnlntli Grnln Market.
DULUTH. Minn,. June 10. WHEAT.
Cash, No. 1 hard, 73iic; No. 1 northern,
72!4e; No. 2 northern, 6Si,ic; July, 72!4c; Sep.
icmoer, tmr,
CORN-42C,
OAT8-28827VC.
l'eorln Mnrkct.
PEORIA, June 10,-CORN-Steady; No. 3,
41V4c.
OATS-Steady; No, 3 white, 2S:S';e.
liiuin iiiriiiiKii.
WHI8KY-On the basis of $1.27 for fin
Ishcd goods.
MlUrnnltre Grnln Mnrkct,
MILWAUKEE. June 10.-WHEAT-
iwer: .no, 1 nortnern. 73tnic; No. 2 north
ern, 72'Bi3c; July. 72i,H7J(ie.
KVl' I nn.n. V'r. 1 til S.19
WU 1fw,, 4.1,, ,, fc.-J H 1JL,
BARLEY Steady; No, 2, 5c; sample, 405
00-4 c,
Mlnnrnimlla Wheal, Flnur anil Ilrnn
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. June 10.-
n iiBAi-ain, wtjc; JUiy, B3ic; septem.
ber. 6Vc. On track, No, I hard.lWc No,
1 northern. lOe: No. 2 northern. f7Ue.
FLOUR-First patents, 3 9 ) 84.00, second
patents, $3.70fl3.5O; first clears, $2.702il
second clenr, I2.16'B2 15,
BRAN In bulk. U,b311,7S,
I'hlUdelnhln I'rodnce Mnrliet.
PHILADELPHIA, June 10.-BUTTER-Stoady,
fair demand; fancy western cream
ery, lc; fancy western creamery, prints,
I9cj fancy western creamery, nearby, 19c.
EOOS-Stcaily; fresh, nenrby, 14c: fresh
western, He; fresh southwestern, 13c; fresh
southern, 12c.
MOVK.ME.TS IN STOCKS AM) DOMS.
Some l.limldntlon nt First, but llenra
'I'nke Alnrm nml n Hlsr FoIIimts.
NEW YORK, June 10,-Therc wns some
liquidation In the stock market today,
shadowed by the drop In prices on Sat
urday after the bank statement annenred.
Tho heavy demands disclosed by the. bank
statement on banking resources here cnusen
uneasiness, as It was not known how much
further they might proceed. Payments for
the $0000,0i0 worth of new Pennsylvania
stock are required between June 1 and
Junt 15, so that the needs on that account
run over a period to come. The steel stocks
lost IV and m respectively for the com
mon nnd preferred during the period of
weakness, hut rallied to a frnctlon over
Snturday. Rock Island fell as much ns 44
from the best, St. Paul ZV, nnd Missouri
Pacific 3. The lending Industrials showed
rather acute depression, Sugar falling
nearly 4 points. Amalgamated Copper 4H
nnd Acmlrncu Tobacco, People's l!ns and
the New York public utilities from lJi to
2i. The Into rally left the net changes
significant In only n few stocks. Missouri
Pacific rose strongly to 120 In the late deal
lngs, which was 214 points over Snturdny.
The southwestern stocks, particularly
Southern Pacific, Atchison nnd Union Pa
cific, made notable good recoveries, nnd
Pennsylvania was lifted a. point over Sat
urdny. The closing, nevertheless, wns
slightly Irregular, the market yielding again
In spots. Amerlcnn Ltnsecd rose 8V4 and
the preferred on the buying of only a few
hundred shares.
The bond mnrkct was Inactive nnd
showed some Irregularity, but was, In tho
main, llrm. Total sales, par value, $2,420,
000. t'nlted States bonds were nil un
changed on the las, call.
The Commercial Advertiser's London finan
cial cablegram says: Amerlcnn shares were
quiet, bul selling predominated during tho
first hour on the unfavorable features of the
New Yrrk bank statement of last Satur
day. The selling Included 15,000 shares of
Atchison for tho continent, which were
taken up by the arbitrageurs ns a good
margin. Toward midday tho market per
ceptibly hardened, New York covering
strong, hut In the nbsenco of support quo
tatlons finally sagged again, The Stock Ex
change committee has fixed next Monday ns
tho dnte for buying In Northern Pacific.
There was very little Interest In tho an
nouncement, as the short Interest has been
practically eliminated nnd It Is believed
that there are only nbout 10,000 shares to
settle and the borrowing rates are easy nt
120 to 125.
The following aro th& closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange: '
Atchison
. M'4 S. Pacific
,10J tf. rtallnay
.103 do pfd
. M Tex. A Pacific
.104'. T.. St. L. A W
. 69 do pfd
. Si) Union Pacific
. 46 do pfd
. S'i; Wabnid
.Wi do pfd
. $Mi W. A L. E
. 7i4 do 2d pfd
.133 Wis. Central
. 21(4 do pfd
. Ml, P. C. C. A St, 1...
. 4Si A. D. 8
.135 Adams Ex
.16S'i American Ex
. 23!i U. 8, Kx.
. 44 Amal, Copper
. f4 Am. Car A F
. US do pfd
. 51 Am. Linseed Oil...
. 23 do pfd
.l3i Am. 8. A It
.:31; do pfd
. 5"ii Am. Tobacco
. ii Anaconda M. Co...
. ii'.i Brooklyn rt. T
. "0 Colo. K. A I
. (7 Con. (Inn
.1S414 Con. Tobacco
. 64H do pfd '.
. 7't Gen. Kloctrlc
. 414 Cllucote Sugar ....
. C'H Hocking Coal
.125 Inter. Paper
.109I4 do pfd
.109V4 Inter. Power
,11SV Iaclede Car
,171 Natlonnl Illscult ,
. Mli National Lead ....
. 10H National Salt
. 97 I do pfd ,
.119H N. American
. 31 IPacinc Coast
. ttttlracina Mall .,
.160 People's Oas
.1154 Prensed 8. Car
. 59
. 334
. so,
. 45'i
. U
. 3;4
10714
. 904
334
. 41
. 13H
. S24
. 23i
. 3'.j
. 7S
.180
.133
. M
.150
.122",
. 2Ci
. SIH
. 23
. 5.'
. sji;
. 3914
.HI?
. 41'..
. S0i
100!,
.32li
. 70
1I34
.:i
. ::4
. 22i
. 7S
. JS
. (5
. 43
. 4
. 44
77
. S3
. 65
. 43
.1114
4414
. 81j
.20
. 11-I4
. 7:,i;
do pfil
Knit ft O
do pfd
Can. I'nctfte
Cannda Ho.
r'liM. t- Ohio
Chi. & Alton
do pfd
C, n, & Q
C. I. & L
do pfd
Chicago & E. III..
Chi. & Ot. W
da A pfd
do II rfd
C. A N. W
C. R. I. A P
Chi. T. A T
do pfd
a. c. c. & at. l
Colo. Southern ....
do 1st pfd
1i 2d nfd
Do). U Hudson ...
V., I A W
D. A nio CI
do nfd
trie
do 1st pfd
da 21 nfd
Ot, Nor. pfd
HockltiK vauey....
do rid
111. Central
Iowa Central
U. K. A W
do nfd
L. A N
Manhattan I.
Mrt. St. Ry
Mex. Central ....
Mex. National ....
Minn. A St. L....
Mo. Pacific
M.. K. A T
an nfd . . .........
N. J. Central
N. V. Central ....
N. A W
bV.i
do pfd
do nfd
, 8S
.120
. m:
. ZVi
.151
Pullman P. Car..
No. Pacific
do pfd
Ontario A W
Pennsylvania
Rending
rtepubllo Steel ....
do pfd
Sugar
1124
53
14
71
1314
70i
204
62H
, 43H
, 9SS
1 ?1
Tenn. Conl A Iron
4
Union ling A P....
do 1st pfd
do 2d nfd
. 78
. tli
. 6S',i
. S6i
. 714
. J&V4
. 63
do pfd
U. S. leather
Kt. U A S. K
do pfd
do 1st pfd
do 2d nfd
U. S, Rubber
do pfd
St. U Southw....
do nfd
U. 8. Steel
do pfd
Western Union ..
St. Paul
do pfd
.185
Xew York Money Mnrket.
NEW YORK. June 10. MONEY On call.
stendy at 2H'"(3 per cent; Inst loan, 2V4:
ruling rate. 3. Prime mercantile paper, a-fi
4i4 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, wltn
actunl business In bankers' bills nt $4.SSUift
4.8V4 for demand and at $l.i5V4 for sixty
dnys; posted rates, S4.S6Q4.S9; commercial
bills. $fS4i(fr4.85,i.
SILVER Certificates, nominally 60c; bar,
59Hc: Mexican dollars, 48c.
hoisdb state, inactive; government,
stendy; railroad, irregular.
rnc cioiing puce uu nunai toaav are as
follows: ,
U. S. ref, 2i. res..
:o64i
101141
109
103
13?
133
112i
113',
10SU
108U
.135
.104
97
10A
.105
,113
N. T, Central lalOTS,
N. J. C. gen. .". 1334
N. Pacific 3s lil
do coupon
U. S. 3. res
do coupon
do new 4i, res...,
do coupon
do aid 4t, res.....
do Toupon
do 5, res
an rntinnn ,
do 4 1034
N Y, C A St L 4S..100T4
Nor. A W. c. 4s 102V
Oregon Nav. If 103
do 4s 133
Oregon S, L. Cs....U8
do consol 5s, lieij
Readlns sen. 4s.,..
nio O, W. 1 10114
St L A I M c. Os.... 116
St L A S F s. 6S...13CU
St. Taul e 101 ,
St. P., C. A P. I..H8V4
do 5s 113
B. Pacific 4s 934
8. Hallway Cs 1084
Standard R A T 6s C3
D, of C. 3 Ms
Atchison sen. 4...
an Adl. It
Cnn. Southern In'..
Chr. A O. 4Vis
do 6
C. A N. V. e. 7s.
An R. P. deb. 2s
1424
1UH
Chi. Terminal 4i...
Colorado 80. ....
D, A Rio O, 4a
Erie sen.s .......
Ft. W. AD. C, U,.
, 35
, 89
il034
Tex. A Pacific U....11SW
, 83T,
10a
do 2s 93
Union Pacific 4s 1084
Wabash Is 10'
do 2s in
West Shore 4 ill
Wis. Central Is 90
Vn. Centuries .... 964
am. Electrlo St..
,1854
Iowa Central li...
U A N. unl, 4
,115
.1034
M.. K. A T. 3
, 81
, 9iv.
do 4s
Bid. "Offered.
Iloaloii Itnek Qnntatlona,
BOSTON, June 10. Call loans, 3334 per
;nt; time loans, 3',4QI',3 per cent. Official
cen
closing
A., T. A St. Fe...
West Knd ,
West. Electric
Atchison 4s,
do pfd
Am. Susar nfd ...
ii
. 914
. 70
.103
' I'
'.lii'i
, f?4
.113.
.114
.831
. lf4
. 21
. H
. 84
.170
. f,v.
.333
. 2P14
2d
. :i
124
3V4
Am. Telephone ...
Roston Elivnted ,
noston A Albany,.
.lb7
Adventure ,,,,
182 I
?r.M4'
ning. M. Co
Amal, Copper
Atlantlo
Doston A Mont...,
Butt A Boston..
Boston A Maine.,,
C U. A Q
.19a
.11
. 34
.114
,. 4'-H
. 954
.111
Dominion coai ...
do Dfd
Calumet A llecla.,
U. S, Sleel
do pfd
Fltchburs pfd
Franklin
Humboldt
Osceola
Oen. .aecuic
Mex. Central ...
V FV fins A C...
, ,:i44
Parrot
Qulncy
Santa F Copper.,
Tamarack
Utah Mining
Winona
Wolverines
.. :
,. 10
Old Dominion
. !2t
nubber
Union Pacific
.11714
.. 3
Union Land
London Stock Quotations.
LONDON. June 10. 2 p. m. Closing:
Consols, money
do account ..
Atchison
Can. Pacific ..
St. Paul
Ill, Central ....
93 MSI do 1st pfd ...
.. M'4 Pennsylvania ..
.. 71
... 7t4
.. 2.U4
..100
.. IIS
8!
.. 424
.. 504
...10014
ss'4 neadlna-
... .K6
N, Pacific pfd.
Orand Trunk ..
Anaconda
U9
'.48
tm;
Iiulsvllln
Rand Mines .,,
Union Pacific pfd... 82'4,U S. Steel
N. V. Centra! 15 do pfd .
Erie Cil
RAR SILVER-Steady; 27',d per ounce,
MOiSKY uwuti per cent.. The rnte of
discount In the open market for hort hills
Is 2482 15-16 per cent; three months bills.
2;ii3 per cent.
Moot York Mlnliitf AfneU.
NEW YORK, June 10. The folowlng are
quuiBiiuna uu mining piuijug;
Adams Con
Alice
Krerce
nruniolck Con .
Comstock Tunnel
Con. Cal, A Va,.
Deadood Terra
Hon Silver ....
Iron Sitter
Leadvllle Con ..
... 18
... ')
... 1
... 5
...223
.... M
...115
... 60
... i
Llttle Chief ...
.Ontario
!Ophlr
Thoenlx
Potosl
iSavane
Sierra Nevada
jSmall Hopes ,
Standard
... 13
...710
... ?S
... 17
...
...
... 20
... 43
...SJO
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Vtr Light Hun of CattU and Marktt Enlid
AetiTi and ItrcDj.
HOGS FIVE TO SEVEN AND A HALF HIGHER
.Not Very Many Sheep nm! l.ninba nn
Snle nml Juat About Mtcnily Prices
Were Pnlil ns Conipured ltb
tlie Close of l.nst Week.
SOUTH OMAHA. June to.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs, Sheep,
Official .Monday ., l,tw
bamo day last week 2,S0
ttaine wick before UI
Samo three weeks ago... 2.4l
Same Jour weegs ago.... 3,iVj
Same uuy last venr
41,131
4,000
l.V.J
3,91,1
2.W3
4,500
1,110
1,2
Averagu pritu paid lor hogs ul Soum
Omahu tne past several dny with com
parisons: I 1901. l00.lU3.tlSJ3.l'J' -l16:"5't1&33-
I 3 Gl
4 25) I
I 46 3 55
4 2J 3 o:
4 3j J 51 1
4 2U 3 W
4 2o I 3 Col
3 62.,
4 33 .1
4 25 3 45
4 li 3 40,
4 1 3 9
I 20 3 34,
4 031 3 34
1 3 361
I 10
4 141 3 391
4 211 3 40
4 U 3 32
4 OJt 3 3G
4 10. 3 33
3 31,
4 01 I
3 KS 3 30,
3 S7 3 311
3 92i 3 29
3 W 3 27
3 21,
3 151
4 31
4 27
4 36
4 2!)
3 11
3 12
3 Uij 4 46
3 03i 4 45
3 U I 37
3 U2i 4 35
4 32
3 0I 4 2-'
2 !
2 93 4 17
2 92, 4 31
2 'Jill 4 -S3
i Ji 4 39
I 4 i6
2 S6, 4 30
i S5
2 8 t 31
1 67 1 4 i9
2 4 35
3 Ul 4 '.9
I I 31
3 0s 4 06
3 IS
I 5 S3?4l
2 93!
Indicates Sunday,
Tlln nfttotnl i.nfD nf ut OiK
brought in today by encjj road was:
wuiiWiv. avi(i -.
C, M. & St. P 6 1
O. & St. L 1
Mo. P 2
U. P. System 22 4
C. & N. W 2 1
K., K. & M. V 2 17 .. 4
S. C. Sc. P 2
C, St. 1'., 1. tc O.... 1 7
. & M. R 17 10 3 3
f H X- I I . . 1 .1
C. It. I. & P., cast!... 2 3
Illinois (.cntrni 4 .....
Total receipts 53 53 7 S
The disnosltlan of the day's rccelnts was
as follows, euch buyer purcnaslng the num.
ucr oc ncaa inuicatca:
Buyers.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co
16
623
435
624
C60
swift and company...
435
2U9
1.13
399
6S
19
6S
61
23
18
1
103
1,027
1.230
1,003
Cudahy Packing Co....
Armour a, co
Swift and Co., country
R. Becker i Degau..
Vansnnt & Co
Lobmau & Co
Llvinxston & Schaller..
L. F. Husr
II. L. Dennis & Co
Wolf & .Murnen
Other buyers
Total 1,513 3.7S5 1,312
CATTLK It was almost like a Saturday
In the cattle yards todny, as the total re
ceipts were exceptionally light, and a good
proportion of wnnt did arrive was direct
to local packers nnd not offered on tho
market. As packers were all anxious for
good cattle It did not take them long to
buy up what was on sale.
Tho market on beof steerH was active
and strong. Tho demand for good to choice
heavy weights was exceptionally good, nnd
as thero were only a few bunches on sale
sellers held, them at high prices, und In
some cases succeeded In springing tho mnr
kct to some extent. Kven tho less desira
ble bunches sold readily at strong prices.
The situation, however, could best be de
scribed by calling It ,a good, strong, uctlvo
market.
There were only a few odds and ends of
cows here today, and hardly enough to
make a test of the, market. Good drylot
cows were In nctlve demand at strong
prices, nnd the commpner grades nnd grass
stuff also commanded fully steady ptlccs.
Buyers, however, dill' not seem to be ns
anxious for the butcher stock as they were
for tho steers.
There wns no particular change notlce
able In tho prices paid for bulls today, but
nt the same tlmo sellers found no difficulty
In disposing of anything nt all desirable
nt very satisfactory prices. Stags also
brought strong prices, and so nlso did veal
calves.
Tho receipts of stackers and feeders con
tinue very light, nnd while the demand Is
not heavy, still It Is sufficient to tnke what
Is being offered at good steady prices. It ts
tho better grades, however, that nro
wanted, ns the common kinds are neg
lected. Representative sales;
BBBF STEERS.
Av. Pr. No, Av. Tr.
... M0 3 50 1 1000 5 25
No.
1...
1...
...1250 4 ZD 1 10W 5 25
11...,
854 4 53
34 1143 5 30
13...,
.929 4 fO
.112il 4 50
. 960 I ir,
.VM I S3
.1040 & 00
20
.1167 5 30
6...
1141 i 33
1173 5 10
1221 3 40
IKS 5 40
II...
12...
33.,
7.
3...
18...
.1274 5 20
40..
.1285 3 W
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
1...
1...
1...
1...
1...
S...
1...
1...
750 3 10 53..
753 4 JO
COWS.
810
1 to
1...
1170 3 65
6S0 3 63
1103 3 63
1100 3 75
10J0 3 "J
971 3 80
1410 3 S3
930 3 Sd
1108 3 U
8(4
2 25
1...
9...
1...
3...
...
2...
3...
S...
14..'.
13'!'
to!!!
1...
3...
.... 940 S 43
.... 860 2 40
.... 933 2 50
....1180 2 30
.... 600 2 .0
...,1030 2 75
.... M0 2 75
.... 750 3 75
.... 010 2 75
.... 740 2 75
.... 935 2 S3
....1000 3 CO
....1170 3 00
..1060 3 9)
..1107
4 CO
4 03
.. 976
..1070 4 10
..1110 4 10
880
4 25
3....
5....
.!!.
7....
2....
3....
....
, 973
978
3 15
..1234
4 11
4 23
3 23
3 25
.1161
. 903
. .1060 4 35
..1200 4 40
..1013 4 45
.. 940 4 M
..1323 4 73
.1033
3 40
.1230 3 10
.1010 3 45
.1013
3 to
3 53
COWS AND HEIFERS,
... 931 4 4,-
HEIFERS.
15....
... 437 3 CO 1
... 706 3 75 1
... 530 4 00 1
800 4 33
660 4 '0
460 4 50
BULLS.
1120 3 73
1210 2 93
130) 3 CO
SSI 3 Vt
1460 3 45
1000 3 13
1540 3 30
860 3 50
1..
1300 3 60
1000 3 63
S'.7 3 70
615 3 '.0
1103 3 75
, 1270 4 00
450 4 0)
1....
4....
1...
1...
1...
1...
, 1740
, 430
4 20
4 23
1210 3 30
101
3 50
CALVES.
7 00 I
3....
120
. 137
.1230
7 CO
4 50
STAGS.
....1SC0 4 13
1.
886 4 '.5
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
1
500
2 :
1.
.1180
3 IS
1..
1..
1..
I!.'
, 74)
970
1 oO
2 73
1
1
1
20
30
360
3 2S
.1060 3 25
. 770 3 25
710
2 M
. . SO) 3 0)
433
Ml
3 .'5
3 :s
.. tf) 3 05
., 375 1 03
..310 3 10
35..
433 3 35
723 3 50
522 3 50
1..
1..
..1100 3 13
4...
STOCK CALVES.
37S 3 40
SIOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
410 3 00 t, en 1 30
3 46S 3 ?S 4 4,0 4 40
n 410 3 to 1...
620 t i0
420 4 5.)
2 IIS 4 ffl 6. . .
II 37S 4 00 13 730
4 63
1 04) 4 -,0 21) 474 4 65
linns There wns a very Unlit run of
hogs here today, for oven a Monday ns fa
vorable reports were received from other
markets; prices advanced shnrply. Tho
market opened a big nickel higher, or 5
t.lnViAn limn CJi,,l!-,lll. ' I' 1 , .. . 1 m . .. . .
,.C IHKU- ,. 4,.. 4... . ...v iiuiiihiiii
wns In saod shape, so that tradlne
active and everything wns sold In a short
time, rne ijuik ni tne nous soiti at ja.2.
and $5.85 nnd n few of the choicest loads
went at I5.S7V4 nnd as high ns 15 90 wns
paid. Thero wns very little below
ho that the rango today Is very narrow.
The quality of the hogs today was hardly
as good as on Saturday, so that the mar
kot today Is higher In reality as compared
with Saturday than It looks on paper.
Today's advance carries the mnrkct to
the highest point renched slneo April 20,
when tho nvurnge cost was J5.S5, Repre
sentative sales;
May 15... I
May 16...I
May 17...
May lo...
May 19...
Muy 20,. .1
.May 21...
May 2i...
-May 23...
May 21...
May 25...
May 26... I
May 2 J...
May 2S...
May 29...
May s-j...
May SI...
Juno 1....
June 2....
June II....
Juno 1,...
June 5,.,.
June (....
Juno 7....
Juno ....
June 9....
June 10... 1
6 6041 5 21 3 67
5 W , 5 2J 3 W
5 i2 1 5 iu 3 w)
3t 6 111 3 b'.'l
d III ! ,
6 .3 I 3 U
5 67!j 5 0J I
0 lUij 5 W 3 62i
0 bl" b 01 3 fo
obi . 6 W 3 d2
b td: 5 01 3 t
. 1 I 99 3 55i
6 6) I 3 tJ
5 3!,, 4 05 I
o b2', 4 9J 3 60
6 tival 4 i5l 3 6
5 7l(, 4 83 3 57
6 70 1 lu 3 W
I 4 83 3 5a
6 70 I 3 59
5 71fi 4 83
5 70i 4 91 3 5S
6 71b 4 91 3 6
b 7o',, 4 'M 3 67
0 is'., 1 5 02 3 Wi
5 101 3 Ml
1 3 5.
No. .v. Sh. I'r. No. Av. Sh, It
44 227 . 5 SO f2 283 SO 3
100 191 209 5 80 47 76J JO 3 5
39 171 . . 5 SO 76 211 ... 3 S3
99 164 ... 5 SO CT 211 120 5 S3
86 207 SO 5 to f.6 ,:si ... s n
M 4.194 SO 5 0 77 til ... 5 S3
71 240 200 J 0 69 261 M S SS
79. ..,,..,230 ... 5 J3i 77 HI 120 5 S3
17 !26 160 i H!4 SS 240 1ft) & s
70 221 ... 1 124 32 201 80 5 SS
i .... ra i) 3 73 20 160 sss
a.... 217 40 5 824 ' io s
1 .... 191 120 5 tZi 67 .... JM . 5 SS
74 :u so t t:vi u :st ... i si
59 2C3 M S S!' 67 221 129 5 S3
H9 . ...2f.-, SO JSj'j 74 Ml 160 5 M
6i ii) 80 5 52't $ JSO ... 5 Si
.'9 2vS 160 5 SJ', 64 217 80 5 1
75 211 210 5 5'5 51 264 80 5 )
: 210 SO 5 824 72. ...... .231 0 5 85
fl 237 10 5 77 21", 210 5 S3
116 21, K0 5 ll'i 62 ,V4 . . 5 7i
....... :.v ... cs.", (6,. : so 5si,
62 237 ... &24 li) 23 160 5 874
68 242 ... 6 M fO 3H !) 5 S,4
6 112 160 5 ) 66 323 40 5 90
CJ 2M SO 5 85
SHEEP There was not' a very heavy
run of sheen and lambs hero today nnd
tho dcmntid being In good shape the mar
ket was fnlrly active nnd stendy nil around,
although Chicago wns reported weak.
There were no choice woolcd lambs on sale,
though n bunch of communis!) stuff sold nt
$1.75, which wns considered a very satisfac
tory price, consldeclttg quality. A bunch
of clipped wethers brought jl.oi, which wns
fully as good ns the same stuff would have
brought Inst week. Ewes sold at 13.10,
which wns nlso, Just nbout steady. Every,
tiling was sold In good season.
Quotations: Choice clipped wethers. $3.S3
flt.lo: fair to good clipped wethers, 53,701
3.83: choice clipped ewes, J3.23?3.50; fair to
good clipped ewes, $3.o0fl3.25; choice wooled
lambs, JI.Wlf5.15! fair to good lambs. $I.i0j
l.w; choice clipped lambs. $1.5034.75; fair
to good clipped lambs, $l.2olKW: spring
lnmbs, 3.rxia6.u0; feeder wethers, $3.B0i!l.W;
feeder lambs, $I.Oy4.IO. Representative
sales:
No. Av. I'r.
20 cull ewes 91 1 b0
22 old ewes SS : 10
240 clipped ewes 89 3 40
73 cull lambs 50 3 60
412 clipped western wethers ICS 1 0J
2 spring lnmbs 65 I 50
102 spring lambs 4S 4 j0
259 spring lambs 4S 1 60
1S2 Nebraska woolcd lambs C6 4 i5
CIIICAflO MVll STOCK JIAUKKT.
Mpcm Mronir nml AiMU e Horn lllRhcr
Mpi lnu I.iiiiiIi I p.
CHICAGO. June lO.-CATTLC-Rccetpts.
22,CJ0 head. Including l,n) Tcxnns; steers,
strong, nctlve; butchers' stock, steady;
Tcxans, llrm, good to prime steers, $S.6oto'
6.25; poor to medium, SI.EOfTS.50; stocker
nnd feeders, stendy, 3.0g4.H: cows, J2.70
(f5.O0; heifers, $5.1SH5.23; bulls, steady. J2.MJ
(Q4.65; calves, steady, $I.O0it6.75; Texas fed
steers, $l.3o08.t: Texas bulls. $2.75Q3.S3.
HOGS Receipts today, 37,000 head; to
morrow. 19,000 head; estimated left over,
4,000; strong, 5c to 7ifcc hlghers; top, J6.1o;
mixed nnd butchers' .3 75y6.07; good to
choice, heavy, .i.N",$i!.in; rnugli, heavy,
5.70'gr..SA; light, $3.75jy3.y'4; bulk of sales,
o.W'iMl.fio.
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Recelpts, 20.000
bend; sheep nnd lumbi nbout steady;
spring Iambs, up to $5.5'). Good to choice
wethers. $.1.90, 1.13; fair to choice mixed,
$3.7Wj3.75; western sheep, $3.00f4.15; year
lings, $I.Coy4.25; native lambs, $4.0Oy5.15;
western lambs, $I.U?5.15.
Kmtini 4,'lty Mvo Stock Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY. June lO.-CATTLE-Re-eelpts,
2.000 hend natives, 4,000 head Tcxnns,
SuO hend calves; heavy beef steers, fift
10c higher: others stendy; cholco dressed
beef stenrs, $3.5QT(5.!0; fair to good,
6.65; stockers nnd feeders, $3.(jj;l.75; west
ern fed steers, $3.571.4, Tcxnns nnd ln
illnns. $4.35f.5.10; Texas grnssers, $1.50; cows,
$3.35f3.75; heifers. $.1.7503.25; canncrR. $2.40ii
3.23; bulls. $3.2O!f4.0; calves. $3.50115.50.
HOQB-Rocelpts. 8,000 head; market 2liiv
Be higher: top. $3.95; bulk of sales, $5 S2H'fi'
5.92V4; heavy, $3.!fi5.n3; mixed packers, $5.S0
fl5.92W: light. $5.63115714: pigs. $3.0Og5.'.
SHEEP AND LA.MDS-Rccolpts, 5,000
head; market steady to weak; western
lambs, $4.606.23; western wethers, $loOJj'
4. CO; western yearlings, $1.40114.75; ewes,
$3.6004.25; culls. $2.23ff3.25; Texas grassers,
$3.504.00; Texas lambs, $4,2514.60; spring
lnmbs, $l,75?5.60.
St. I.oiiln Live Stork Mnrkrt.
ST, LOUIS, June lO.-CATTLE-Recelpts,
4,400 head. Including 2.SO0 Tcxnns; mnrkct
stendy: native shipping nnd export steers,
$3.0010.00; dressed beef ami butcher steers,
$4.50f5.65; steers, under 1,000 pounds, $4.0C1)
5 35: stockers nnd feeders, $2.75(f 1.70; cows
and heifers, $2.00W5.35; ennners. $1.50Tf2.S5;
bulls. $3.004.K; Texas nnd Indian steers,
3.50115.40; cows nnd heifers, $2.fiOJr4.10.
I IOOS Receipts, 5,00) head; market 6c
higher: pigs nnd lights. t5.7iVfi5.S5; packers,
5.7nTi5.90: butchers, $5.801?B07H.
SHEEP AND LAMUS-Recelpts, 1,500;
mnrket stendy: nntlvo muttons. $3.25j?4.5o;
lambs, $4.00f5.63; culls and bucks, $2.00ij)
4.00; stockers, 2.40g3.25; Texas muttons,
$3.75.
5pt York Live Stock .Market,
NEW YORK, Juno 10. REEVES Re
ceipts, 4,605 head; steers, stendy to 10c
lower; cows nnd bulls, steady to 15c
lower: steers, $5,0015.90: cxtrn, $6.15; bulls,
$3.23fJ4.57V4: cows, $2.6031,174. Cables,
steady: shipments, none.
CALVES Receipts, 7,059 hend; slow and
15c- lower; vctils, $I.OOf5.75; choice and'
extra. $5.S5JT6.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rccelpts. 14.493
head; very slow for sheep; lnmbs In fair
demand nnd stendy; sheep, $2.60i?4.00: year
lings. SI.W.ri.no: lambs. $3 50l,f,,&o.
HOGS Receipts, 8,253 head; $6.10S6.35
firm.
St. .loxepli Lire -Stock Mnrket.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH, Juno 10.-CATTLE
Receipts, 1,811 head; market steady to
strong; natives, $1.601,5.90: cows nnd
heifers. $2,251)5.20; venls, $1.0006.50; bulls
nnd stngs, $3.0006.00; stockers and feeders,
$2,750 4.S0.
HOGS Receipts. 3,719 head; mnrket, 240
6c higher: light and light mixed, $5.8005.95;
medium nnd heavy, $3.S2Oi5.0o; pigs, j3.30ic
5.00; bulk, $3.8505.924.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rccclnts, 1,027
head; market strong for best; others dull,
lower.
Slnnx Cltv Live stock Mnrket.
SIOUX CITY. June 10.-(Sneclnl Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 1,600; mnrket
Btcady; beeves, J4.75O3.50; cows nnd bulls,
mixed, $2.6003.60; stockers and feeders, $3.50
4H.40; calves and yearlings, $3.7634.86.
HOGS Receipts, 1,000: mnrket a uhade
higher at J5.70O3.80; bulk, $5.75.
Stock In Hltflit.
The following tables shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep ut the four principal
live stock markets June 10:
Cuttle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 1,403 a, 795 1.920
Chicago 22,000 37,000 20,000
Kansas city u.oou n.ooo b.oon
at. i.ouis ..,
Totals
4,400 6,000 1,600
33,501 63,798 41,920
flank ClenriiiK".
CHICAGO, June lO.-Clcarlnas, $25,493,632;
bnlances, $1,705,218; posted exchange, $1.56
4.89: New York exchange, 6c discount.
ST. LOUIS. June 10,-Clcnrlngs, $7,625,
9S8; balances, $1,197,323; money, 607 per
cent; New York exchange, 10c discount bid,
par nsked.
CINCINNATI, Juno 10. Clearings, $4,
171,350; money, 3,4O0 per cent; Now York
exchnnge, 15O20o premium.
BOSTON. June lO.-Cleurings, $16,248,686;
balances, $1,713,226.
PHILADELPHIA, Juno 10,-CIearlngs,
$13,937,620; balances, $2,228,8S8.
BALTIMORE, June 10,-Clea rings, $3,016,
270: balances. $118,657.
NEW YORK. June IC-Clcarlngs, $133,451,
660; balances, $10,250,703.
Cotton MnrUel,
NEW YORK, June 10. Rear traders were
successful to an unexpected degree In to
day's cotton mnrket. Liquidation wns the
chief feature of tho trading, though tho
short selling cut cnnsldornblo figure,
Spot closed quiet; middling uplands, 8V4o
middling gulf. &'.4c; tales, I.400 bales.
LIVERPOOL. Juno 10.-COTTON Spot,
fair demand, prices 3-32c lower; American
middling fair. 6',ic; good middling. 4 27-32c;
middling, 4 li)-32c; low middling, 4$jCi good
ordlnnry, 4i(,r.
NEW ORLEANS, June 10.-COTTON
Stendy; sales, 2.250 bales; ordinary, 640;
good ordlnnry, 0 3-lCc: low middling. 7o!
middling, "Tic; good middling, Ssc; middling
fair. KHc; receipts, 3,822 bales; stock, 122,
423 bnles.
ST. LOUIS. Juno 10 -COTTON-Qulet;
l-16c lower; middling, 7 13.16c; snles. 25
bales'; receipts. 1,113 bales; shipments, 1,769
bales: stock, 72,536 Idles.
GALVESTON, Juno 10.-COTTON
Stead', 8c,
Coffee Mnrkct.
NEW YORK, Juno lO.-COFFEE-Spnt
Rio quiet; No. 7, Invoice lie; mild, quiet;
Cordova, fc'iOnHe. Very little change oc
xnrrnH tndnv. Tho local market ononed
stendy with prices unchanged to 5 points
lilgher on scattering demand from room
shorts prompted by n slightly better ruling
of foreign advances than expected nml
nbsence of selling pressure of account,
loiter In the day there was n decline of
R points under realizing nnd foreign of
ferings, An ndvatice In thn Rio exchange
rnto served to slendy the markot some
what, but nt the close prices were net
unchanged to 6 points lower and tho
murVAi Inactive. Total sales were 6.001)
fbags. Including: September nt B.ljfjMOp,
NOVemoer III 0.0.1c, i.iri;i.-iiiii:i ,n u.iHJfiu.ivu,
March nt 5.80c.
New York Dry JiiioiIk Mnrl.cf.
NEW YORK, Juna 10.-DRY GOODS
Tlieri' has been no chango lu the char
acter of Ktoro trndo todny, but mall onlers
have been on n somewhat more liberal
scale generally, Brown and bleached cot
tons unchanged In price. Coarse colored
cottons ensy. Print cloths Inactive, but
stendy and In fuller request than of
late. Ginghams without change Whllo
goods firm for line, but easy for low grades.
Silks steady with fair demnnd,
Wool Mnrl.rl,
ST. LOUIS. Juns 10. WOW,-Iiiactve
and weak; medium grade, llt(17c; light
fine, llflllc; heavy line, Otnic; tub washed,
1C021UC
CONDITION OF SMALL GRAIN
T.tal Wh.tt Aeriig. Otsi Million Ltsi
Thun Lut Yur.
NEBRASKA AVERAGES EIGHTY-EIGHT
Amount of Out I mlrr Cultivation
I'lif Per Cent llelinv Previous
cnr'i Record nml T110 Points
tnder Teii-eiir Menu.
Atcriiixch of Mutes.
.uurymnu, iw, 11g111u1, va; i-eiiun iviiuiu.
96; California, 92; Ohlu mid llidlnun, W;
Teuiicsseu, 58; knnsas, 87; .Missouri. Illi
nois and Oklahoma, 81; Michigan, 68, nnd
Texas, 46. Tho low condition lu Texas Is
duo to drouth nnd the ravages of the
whcat-plant louse. In Oklahoma and Mis
sourl the crop has been dnmaged by tho
. , .1 . . I .I...,. 1.. 4,11.1....
licsnmu 11 .uiu uy uiuiiiii. 111 .iiiv;iii4ii4ii
the Hessian lly has seriously Injured tho
crop nml It has dono considerable damugo
... ., . M 1,11....,,. . . . 1 t . .
Ill puriionH o iiiiiiun.t, iiunuin iiuu ivi-u
tuclty. The present uverag" of conditions
relates strictly to the crop mill under ctil-
MVIIllUU UUIIU 1.
n.i.- I.. ....lu lB ....... 1 1 AM It,,,,,
I lln ktlllll tll,ICie4u ill ui44r. ,n n,,,(i,,vi 441111,
the ncreago harvested last year by 3.S per
cent. There Is uu Incrcnso of 2 per cent In
Wisconsin and 1 Por cent In Minnesota
and a decrease of u per cent lu Ohio, 8 In
Now York, 0 In Indiana, Illinois nnd Knn-
sus, 5 In lown nnd Nebraska and 2 in
Pennsylvania and Micinguu. tho decrease
In the larger producing states Is offset to
cOllie CXll'lll l!) llivi ront-B ill nmiin 11144 11144
smaller acreages. Tho condition of outs ts
85.3, against 91.7 on Juno 1, 1900; 8S.7 nt the
corresponding date In 1899 and u ten-year
average of 90. Ot tho slates having l.OW.uoo
acres or upward In oats Pennsylvania ro-
- ., I...- .....I .fnl.nl, n
PUriS 4l JlUUlia UllH Willi, llllll 4,114.1111411 '
points above their ten-yenr nvernges, while
Alinuesota unu new urn itpoii. i iiuim,
Wisconsin nnd Nebraska 2 points, Illinois 3
1 1 ..rtl.l.B ...t,l 1." ,1 .,4)1. 41 11
POllliri, IIHIItlllll I l.llllll.T 441,44 ,4lltDl.a 1
5 . - 4. .... ,tf ttw.1. Illnn n4.nt-
POlIllS IICIIIW UIU llli;lll 4, I 11,4.11 4,41111. 44.4J4-
hkoh for the Inst ten years. In Iowa the
condition Is reported as 01, corresponding
with the ten-yenr average In that stute.
.......... ,ihnfl,wl iimlnr linrll.v lu l.)
1 UU 114.1 CUH 4.,i"4 44.. 1
per cent smnllor than tho nren harvested
last year. Thero Is uu increase, of , por
cent In California. On the other hand there
is a tiecrease oi per l-ciu. iu .huuivowhi, -.
,.. 44'l ,(., dnlllh Ilulllltn. f,
per CCUl 111 i muniim,, 44IK4 ; " i i.
tier cent In Iowa. Kansas and New ork
nml 8 per cent In North Dakota. Thn nver
ngo condition oi nancy in ui, hhuuiov
June 1. 19t0; 91.4 ot the corresponding date i In
1899. und a ten-year average of ss.ii. I ho
ten-yenr averages are. exceeded by IJ jioltita
in California, I In Kansas, 3 In South Da
kota mid 2 In Norfolk, whllo Minnesota ro
nor tt 7. Wlssonsln nnrl North Dakota 3 and
n 4. .... ..ha iimlar run uhntvu ii reduction
of 1,9 per cent from that harvested last
year. In Pennsylvania the area Is reported
tho same as ast year, wnue u icy. mm
tl.re a shr.nkaKOof 4 per nt. Kun
reports a , l e7
stfitcH hnvlnw 100.000 acres or upward in rye.
tWc versend.t.on of rye Is ?3. as com-
partu wiin bi. .. . .. ",;..,;
average, of 89.1. In Pennsylvania, Now
York and Kansas the ten-yenr averages ore
exceeded by rt, 1 nnd 3 points respectively.
Sf,fiei Wisconsin and lown the llgurcn nro
4 points nbovc. f
the country8 us a whole cannot ho satis-
factorliy (lotcrmiiicu, uu .uu 4.......r. ...
t o principal states have -"0l;0l.rtc,,t,c:n,
Increase In, acreage ; of 6 per cent
cent 1 . Michigan and Nebraska. 3 Per
cent in NewYork. an. 1 Kansn- ti .. 1
Jier cent 11 lowa. iu 4-.,iui'i....,
Illiiiesota and South Dakota the acreage
is reported 'n'p being the same ns Inst year.
A decrease of 4 per cent Is reported u
IvnnsylvanlnV Missouri 4 per tfflHjfl to
Illinois 2 per cent, ns compared with the
acreage of last year. . o -""""
argNebr1.8,ka 'kul Wisconsin lo' points, NcW
vSnla 11 California and'' niinols- 3, and
Lmnesotn. 1. In Kansas tho condition Is
Jeported as , corresponding with the nver
ago condition In that state lor tho last ten
years.
Evaporated nnd Hrled fr'1"'
APPLES-Thc .market for evaporated aP.
nles rued nun a ",""",",
? ""dertone at nvr
Htnte, cnmmuu in, - jr i,--
nUloL Prunes. 2H,c per pom,, as to
I " ' tuui'.-," Peaches peeled lltf
18c; unpeelod, sgiOc.
hiisnr Market.
. IA Q1TI1AT1 tfllU'.
qule and eas -'. fair" rellnln cf ce, tr
tugnl, 93 test, 4Vic; molasses sugar, 32.c;
f NEW ORLEANS. June 10. SUGAR
if-ic'cj 1eV6n4s.;2iG-ic.'' lola.scs,
qV.lell ceniriiuuui, . ii '"-
U1..I.4 Itnttor Mnrkct.
ELGIN, HI.. June lO-rN"1. !' ,',m n,
butter whs offered,on the Elnln Board of
Kd 1 the price tq'' be ' isi c. the sWnie
?f init week. Tho output for tfie week wns
14,000 pounds
SUPREME COURT SYLLABI
w (Mr: irnriel aKnlnst Ryan. Appeal
neversed and re-
mauded. Opinion by Norvnl, c. J
1. One who seeks relief on tho ground of
mistake of fact must show that ho was
fee.from negligence
of-fnctnnd they are sltontasto malerlal
Issuo sucn omission!. i , ;! i
. .i-, ihl .,riv nn whom rested tho bur-
Sf.ro?fVin.5?C.'
NO 9361. veeoer iih'ii""' " " ; -
in,, i. iruui rnmniinv. Anne'il
?"? ,V"i VV.,V,V?v. Re versed and remanded.
O p I n I n n by H ol c o m b , J . n,1,,nl4(,rnlor
1. An oruc.i-i ..-" ,: : " V.n...I
ui, ,, tiKiso sitting at chambers, must be
!? .". JliV.: Mm nlnrli nf the ilUtr el
Id in l ..... Vi- r.Vi, I.Vnru nf ..I.
ministration n Hsued be oKe the ndmlnln
El.nr i emt.oweretl and authorized to s-oll
such real estate. ..,i,,i,,i
n WIl' U HI illlllllllinil 1 4'l I" 144,4,,.-. ..
i'hcII real estate belonging to the estate lie
' "V" i. i. rni,ii4ii,i in- ..tjitiiie. In
making n sale, from cither ill.'ec iVnr In;!.-
dividual rlRht, of the property f" sold n
him as such utiiniiiinii.ii"". ... , ,
T .woiild seem that the jda i. o , . ,1. r-
c.rr.1 to nie voidable, and that such
PYtVV "ubse'Iuent purchaser , or inorlgageo
muln'i that nn administrator. In violation
at w "w is hid re! 1 the purchaser of the
property at " u"h sale, and to whom tho
WASHINGTON, June lO.-Prellmlnary
reports of tho spring whent ncrcnge !ndl.
I'utc a reduction of about l,2t.i,000 acres, or
hi. 4 per cent. Of the twenty states repjrt
liig 10,l.w ncrcs or upward In spring whom
eight report an Increase aggregating about
dl.ouu acres and twelve a decrease nmoiiut
ug to nbout l,235,0i. Thero Is nn Increase
In acreage of 10 per cent In .New Mexico,
7 In Nemln, 4 In Arizona, 3 In Mlchlgnn,
2 It; .Montana, nnd Utah and 1 In Wyomln
find WuHhlngton, while lu lown tlicro 1.4
11 decrease- ot 13 per cent; Oregon, 8; Kan
sas, 1; Wisconsin and Mltincsotn, t); Illi
nois, Nrbraskn, South DakotH, North Da
kota und California, 5; Idaho, 4, nnd Colo
rado, 2 per cent. The average condition of
spring wheat on June I wns 92.0, as com
twicd with 87.3 nt the corresponding date
last year nnd ni.l on Jumi 1, wk. Tho
mean of the June nvernges for the last ten
years Is 92.6 nnd for the last tlfteen years
li.',7, The nvernges of the principal states
nro ns follows: Oregon, 93; Cnlliorntn. SI;
Minneapolis, 93; luwu nnd South Dakota,
92; North Dakota, 91; Wisconsin, t'j; Ne
braska, 8S.
Tho nverngo condition of winter wheat
declined during May 0.3 points, the condi
tion on Juno i being 87,5, as against 91.1
on Mny 1. On June 1, 1W0, tho condition
was 82.7 and on tho corresponding date lu
1S93, 67,3. Tho mean of tho June averages
for the Inst ten years of winter wheat Is
SI. 2 nnd for tho lust llfteen years 82,3. Tho
principal averages by states nrc as follows:
iEDWARDcTTlEEMAr 1
Now with
I Aartlx-ULX- K,. Jones r- Oo I
I COMMISSION MERCHANTS. I
CIUI.V. I'HtlTISIONS, aTOl'KS, IKIMIH AMI fllTTON. 220-220 La Ball St,, CHICAGO.
Your builiiMS solicited (Virmpoadsnc lnll1 liiilr n4 ccll mrkn Minis mll4 on r)UMt,
Prlisle Wires to all Important I'ohils Cal ! !. W
property was Immediately transferred, or
where the fads lire sufllclcnt to put nn rr
dlnnrlly prtide.it man on inquiry, such sub
sequent purchaser or mortgagee Is not 1,
good faith grit n lev. for value, and without
notice of tho Iniirmlty In tho tltlo held by
his grantor
5. "A parolo agiccmcnt by n grant! h to to
convey real estate to his grnntor Is within
the statute of frauds nnd doe- not cn-uto
nn express trust In such real estate In favcr
i'.t the grnntor." Thomas against Chutch
III. 4! Neb, 2lV..
u Where real cstnto Is conveyed, cv rro
cured to be conveyed, by a husband to h 1
wife, without pecuniary consideration 011
her part, the prima fnclo presumption of
law Is that It wiu Intended 111 a gift or
advancement nnd that the parties intended
that the full and absolute title, both legal
and equitable, should pass together by tho
samo conveyance.
7. A n suiting trust will not be drolnr'-d
upon doubtful or uncertain groundii nnd U10
burden Is upon the one clnlmlng the ex
Istcnco of a trust to establish the facts up tl
which It Is based by clenr nnd sntlsf.ictory
evidence.
. Held, that tho evldenoo did not ptovo
r',,:,!L,eMahlishlnK a resulting trust,
itl'.iil , 1,,1c,.oll;l'nL tin Omaha Savings
n t. ,0,'". ontltlo.l to be subrofnied
to tile rlehtn Af il.r. n.,...i..i..... . i
1,4. . i ,4,v "'iiiiiiiiniriiior i.i a ! i-
tiv ,i f (,!""t" to tho extent of
e..;;t i f.Mi'.V'V."1 ot ft." Incumbrance on real
estate helotming to the estate, and cost- of
"i,"1,,l,,?,r.,,,".r' have a 1 en pon " ch
real estate for said amount.
fr'nm I 'li"'1-'" "Kn'nst Hellman. Error
b Nor nl '"" Alllrmcd Opinion
section ;i, nrticle l. chapter l.wvlt,
Comp C. .Statutes. (l ptirrhnscr r ronl r"l
J.'.?.".1.? ".,x "al(' i'1l'lrel forthwith to
pay to the trennuri.r Mm ,4,,,
nnd on failure, so to do the property shall
Jit once MKHln be ofTered ns If there li.,d
ueeu no sale,
.,i,iTll0""llr? .f ,nc treasurer to obncrvo
said section of tho stntuto by offering tho
finds for sale will not tnvnlldato the taxes
thereon.
3. A purchaser of lands at nn Invnlld ta
snlu In subrogated to tho rights of tho
county.
cndoremenr,"'Ca,e mny b" a"M hy
nnirA."!i!'ng,lc? ,of 11 lnx certhlcnto nc-sl-noi
lights thereunder of the ns-
Hvi;eI111,'fM!,H'B Hlll'll"K nnd Loan nnd
,Br. As!'oi:1.,ltlon against Gllmore. At).
rfiwlhiB. C. 'nuxh'1 Colln,v ""ver.-e'd.
inUiu.1!.'0 nb""-,p f usnry. fraud or other
Illegality a contract with a foreign building
nnd loan association will be enforce c
Us laws cnu,,n,,l Interpretation of
2, It Is the right of a defaulting borrower
from such tin nssoclatlon who elects to
have a ered t of the present vnlue of his
stock npnlled to the reduction or his mort
gagii Indobleiluess. (Livingston Loan and
Rulldlng AHHorlutlon against Drummond,
49 Nebraska, 201).
3. Value of stock will bo taken to at
least equal sum 0f mock payments and
declared dividends In the absence of com
petent proof of looses.
No. 9.22. MeCorinlck ngalnst Carey. At,
peal from Cass ( ouniy. Atllrmed. Ames, C.
1. lho statute 'qualifying as witnesses per
sons Interested In tho result of litigation
cuniiot be practically annulled by holdhfg
that tho testimony of such persons Is In
crodlhlo solely on account of their Interest
2. When it record lu u enso presents no
1. Whero tho decree In a suit In the
nnturc of n. creditor's hill orders a de
fendant to pay a fund in his hands Into
court forthwith, Interest Is chargenblo
thereon ns upon imy other Judgment, with
out an express direction to that effoet In
tho decree.
2. A defendant In n suit to which nil the
rlnltnnnta of a fund In his hands nro
pnrtle.i, who being ordered by tho decreo
to pay the fund Into court, excepts to such
decree nnd participates In an appeal there
from by ono of the claimants, cannot bo
heard to claim, after affirmance of tho
decree, that he was a mere stnkeholdor
nnd therefore Is not chnrgeablo with In
terest. 3. Execution Is n proper process to en
forco a ileereu directing a defendnnt to pay
moneys In his hands Into court.
Only $14.75
toChicago
and Return
via the
Great
Rock Island
Route.
TICKETS OX S.I,K .11) XK J a, lit, I I, 1.",.
HIJTUHX LIMIT SEPT. 1.-,.
CITY TICKET OFFICE,
iaiaiaiaiaTTM lsisisisM IWI
L9
Greatly Reduced Rates
Duffalo, N. Y.. on sale May 15 to Sept. 30.
Kansas City, Mo., on sale Juno 7 to 11.
Detroit, Mich., on sale July 5, and 7.
Cincinnati, O., on sale July 4, S and 0.
Chicago, III., on sale July 23, 21 and 23,
Louisville, Ky., on sale Aug. 21, 2i nnd 26.
Cleveland, O., on salo Sept. E to II.
Half rules to most nil points ninth, 1st
and 3rd Tuesday each month. Summer
tourist ratcn to nil Summer Resorts now
on sale. Kor descriptive matter regard
ing tho r.'in-Amerlcnn Exposition, Summm
Tourist rates and all Information, call a
O. & St. L. City Olllcc. 1415 Farnam St..
(Paxton Hotel Hldg ) or wrlt?
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C P. & T. A.. Omaha. Neb.
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Un lli; fur tiiititttural
dlseuiiMM.InlUniiiiallpiis,
Irrllatluns or ulwrstloiu
nf nm on us nini'brunoi.
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ic.isuimicuuo, i .
nihu ny iiriiKSis.a,
nr s'lit In plain vrrttfr.
hy pxiiims, rrcpalil, tat
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Olrculsr sent on trims).
MONEY;
Refunded. "
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union, liver unu (4"ini'i nvni niuie, iiixmiic,
iltiod purifier Knonn for nil nhronlo dKor.bCh.
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money hy return mall. Write, your i,ytnptonn
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OMII5STI SAI'I'.STI IH1STI
WALL STREET
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Tho Investor's Fund 1'uya Scini-.Moi,thy
The oldest established In Ann n i 4S'o
certificate-holder ever lost n cc-a Pay
ments made to all Milihcrlbcra every 1!
days. No trouble, No delay. Monoy
refunded on demand. Wrlto tod.iy for
particulars, freic to any uddresa.
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Iliiilxoii Ilnllilliii;, .New Ynrl..
'IrieilUoiie lllllll.
Boyd Commission Co
Successors to James K. Iloyd & Co.,
OMAHA, NED.
COMMISSION
(illAIN, PHOVIHIOX A.M STOCKS,
IliiSird of Trnde llulldlug.
Direct wires to Chicago und New York,
Jorrespondence, Jthn A Worron A Co.
iiivk nun riuu-r in met or or inw tne judg
ment of tho district court will be nlllrmed
Np. 9,32. Stinrt against Rurcham. A p.
nciU from Lancaster County. Alllrnnd.
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