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HIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY. .JUNE 'J3. 1008. tRAIS AND PRODUCE MARKET Decline on Foreign Markets Causes Continued Local Decline. STEADY SLUMP FOE THREE DAYS Weather Forecast Are Forlilt . a ad Ititlmcal U Bearish In All Sections Frilnrti of the Day's Trading. OMAHA, June 21, . Foreign market continue y drcllne and cable advice air bearish, causing fre.-r nf -feilngs, with less active demsnd, and tnc ru-cllne hin born t-aly for the last three days, wldi in) complaints regarding th urups. V rather foreras'S sr favorable over all Ktcitniis and sentiment runs besrlsr.. Wheal mi steady at the opening, but only !id for t snort time, breaking heavy n tr-e ni u s mill a lack if any bull news from countiy c orrispondenis. July wlnnt opened at 2.i un.l closed at 81 He (.urn o i-ned iJull Willi no oi.e willing to tai,e a n ml and values were eased off uiiglitly With wheat and a gereral lack of ur.n.miiJ from tile buyer. tarn corn also showed a Ions and sold i iifl"i' on the flooi after the early ordeis Wite filled. July torn opened at oi'eu ami oK'Fe.l at 678,c I riinaiy wheat receipts were 3Ii,0rl bush uls and shipments were 276.0 Unsnels. uuairist receipts last year of 4:a,o00 bushels uud shipments of 2sl,Ci bushels. Ccm receipts were bushels and shipments were 39S,H)0 bushels, Against re ceipts Isst year of 1 lll.iw buMiels and shipments of ), buthela. Clersiiiea were none ol corn, 135 bushels of csts, and wheat and Hour equal to h.'.ovo bujhels. Liverpool closed 4d to 74d lower on wheat and -d lower on corn. I.mul range ot options: articles. Open. High. I)W. Close. Yes'y. Wlteal- Jiily..-.. hept... . oin July... Sept... Oats M-Pt... 82 82 n 81S 82 Vj . aw'A 4 7V4 6774 774 T4 67", 67J4 67 47 -J 66H 674 6? '4 Sfi'4 " 3Z S614 36'4 35 3H'4 8i 36'4 Unsks Cash Prices. Vv 1 1 EAT-No. 2 bard, 91'ftDHc. No. 3 hard. . No. 4 bard, 834) Se, No. 3 spring, mi "11, . 1 I'll.v No. 3 W4it'ic; No. 4 corn, t7jp . a'i 8 yellow, yiVeUoMie; No. 3 white, !'''.. 1 1. 1 r Nr 1 . N 8 mixed. 4S'Vic: No. I white, 4 white. 4ut'' X . -. 71'4r7i'c: No. 1. 70fI7mc. arlot Iteeeipts. Wheat. Com. Oats. 1. " v 7 m us Minr run.i ls , 23i Omaha 7 11 7 Dulut 33 CHICAGO OHAIKT A!tD PROVISIONS Peat area of the Trading and Closing; Prices en Board of Trade. CHICAGO. June 21. An Improved demand for ctish wheat and exports of black rust In Nebraska caused a firm finish In the local wheat market today, the July deliv ery closing Vtc above yesterday's final firlcm. Corn was Vk lower. Oats H'SSc ilgher. Provisions were a shade lower to 5c higher. The wheat market opened weak because of loi cables and general cleur weather In thu southwest. Hentlinent continued bearish until lute In the day whun shorts biicaiuu active bidders, resulting In a rslly of mute than one cent In sll deliveries. The feature of trade was heavy sales of July and the purchase of September by levator Interests, which caused the latter option to rise to He premium above July. '1 ho uctlvo buying late In the session was dua to the black rust reports from Nebraska and to a better demand for ' tarli whent both here and al the sea biord. 'the market closed firm. July opened He lower to o higher at S54ito and then advanced to SVCc. Th ( lose was at (We. Clearances of wlu'at and flour were euual to 82.100 bu. Primary receipts 313.0OO bu., compared with 4U),tXX) bu. the corresponding day a yiur ago. Aimnenpoiis, uuiutn ana Chicago report receipts 01 ziu cars, against nt last weea and Tjt a year ago. The corn market was weak during; the last halt of the avaslon because of tlta break In wheat and because of the favor ably weather for the new crop. The mar ket closed firm. Julv ODened V&c lower hi KM4 to o, sold oft to tUHo and then auvancea to ss'tic. 1 lie close was ai bc. Local receipts lwi cars with 22 contract. There was considerable profit taking In tats early In the day owing to the break In other gitln and to Improved crop re ports, advices from Indiana and Illinois claiming that the drcuih in thoee statea bad I fen broken by rain last night. Later in the day the market rallied along with wheat and corn. July opened H'iii..c lower nt 447c, sold ort to 44",c and men auvancea to 4.V where, It closed. Local receipts 118 cars. Provisions opened firm on buying of h bearish character which was prompted by a IdMOo advance in live hoas. I-ater the market lost most of Its firmness owing to profit taking sales and to selling by tries narkera. At the close September pork was so higher at 14.86. Lard was Unuiiailgeo at SU.UVtU- win were a siiKua lower at 3iWo. Kstlmsted for tomorrow: 'Wheat. 2 cars: corn, all cars: oats, 214 cars; hogs, 27,lM) head. , .. The leading futures ranged as follows: SKW YORK . IIKir.iltl, MARKET (Isolations of Ike Ihtr oa Varloaa t mmodltlea. NEW YORK. June 24 FLOtm Re ceipts, 1 201) bbls ; exports. 4.400 bpU. Market quiet and lower to sell; kllnnr.oia ntent. 82aUssi; winter .! rBuxnirt. I4.1'rtj4 6; Minnesota bakers. I4.1'.iW 4-', winter extras, 13 40- 5i winter patents, 14 883 4 70; winter low grades. !J 3Ug2.j. Kye rlour, barely stesov; isir to goou, 1.80i'4 80; choice to fancy. 14.85 '4 B. Ji). t'OKNM KA I, Steady; fine white and yellow, 31. 6011 1.G&; coarse, $1.55; kiln dried. 3 86. KVK I'ull: No. i western, 4i 1. o. d. New York. W 1 1 K AT Rec eipts, 18.100 bit. Spot market firm; No. 1 red. 95c, elevator, and i&ic, f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern mi-1 luth. $1.14H. f o. b. afloat: No. hard; winter, 1 03. r. o. l. snout 0000 nun inrnoit of September all day, oased on export buslne and less favorable south west crop news gave wneat a iinirp ad vance, final prices showing StlHc net advance. July, 4'4Wbc, closed at &-; Keptember. 8i 3-l'ttl3 l-18c, oloed st 93.'; December, 93 '4 94 He, closed al 4 He t uHN Receipts, 10.760 bu. Spot mar ket easy; No. 2. "He, nominal, elevacoi. nd 7Vic, nominal, r. o. o. arioat. option market Was without transaction, oionug rractlually unchanged. July lusted at iSc: September ciused at J1c; uecein- bcr closed at 68c. HATS Receipt. 78.700 bu. Market steady; mixed oatt, 26 to 82 pounds, bt' o&r; natural while, 18 to 31 bounjs, 3i' Uc; clipped white, ii to v pounds, u-t U 7c. HAY Dull ; good to choice, s!VC. H1UKS Finn: Uugota. 17V184c; Central American, 17He. LtAillBH-nrni; acio, ivfjc. PKOV1SION8 Beef, firm; family. 818.758 17.80; mess, 314. Own 16.60; beef hams, 27.0cK -8.00: packet. 115 .ooJilii.im; city extra Indian mess. Ii4 00fi 26.00 Cut meats, linn: pickled bellies, 8d.7610 00; pickled hams, 310.00. Lard, firm; western, .U04 refined, firm; continent, 39 40; South America. 89.80; compound. 1 ( i ( 4 ra 1 J n- Pork, firm; fsmlly, 317.00'avl8.Oi; short clears, new, 8125 618.00; mesj, new, 31.00i3H8 26. tallow Quiet; city, 6Hc; country, a; KICK Firm; domestic, fair to extra. S'8,4c; Jnpan, nominal. Bl'TTKR Firm; creamery specials. 234 1? 23V; extras, 22gi3c: third to first. I!!t 22c; state dairy, common to finest, lvfr 22tc. CIIEKUfJ Quiet: state full cream, sre clls 1-Vi13r; state fall creams, small, colored or white, fancy, 12c; siate full cream large, colored or white. 11c; state full cream, good to prime, llHi&llHc,; state full cream common. lOHUc LOOS Firm, state, Pennsylvania and nearhy fancy selected, white, 2Sc; good to choice, 20422c; brown and mixed, fancy, 22c: good to choice, Jw21c; western firsts, lTii18c; seconds, liei6V6c. i'OCLTRY AIIvm. steady; spring chick ens, 20c: fowls, 13c; turkeys, 13c. Dressed, dull: western spring chickens, li'S'Uc; tur keys, 123J17C; fowls, 12,3'4c. Artleles.l Open. Hlgh. Low, iciose, Tee'y, Wheat I I July lbfm ttH 84 M I 854 Sept. 6V4li H 8 35H lDu. 87 1 SH " K t bDee. 80HiH 87H m, 7 MVs Corn I July W44i WV4 lH KHI Bept. .sHJ'H SOH;! 6Hii8 Dec. 6MH 6KH 68 I 6844 Msy bVrfl TI S b4 6H Oats 1 1 July 4t 4M4 44HI 46H 46H bJuly 42t 44 43'4 44 4S Pept. 3SHtr4 8S!3!(H',4 4 Dec. I S9'l HI eHI "4I Sa4 May 41VoN 4JHI 41 tZWiUU Pork- I I I July 14 l'i 14 8?4 14 67H 14 (0 14 55 Bept. 1 14 87 It tTVk 14 tO I 14 86 14 W Lard- I .1 July S9R 8 9TH 8 IK IW Sept. 12H 16 1 12H lXVk! 1M4 OcL 20 tlH 20 IM I 130 Ribs 1 . July 8 15 lit 8 U'4 I 15 8 IS Sept. I 8 43H 8 4iH I 37 H 37H S 40 Oc t. I 8 47VI I 60 i I tih S 46 8 47V4 No. t. a Old. b New. Cash Quotations were as follows! FLOUR Steady ; Winter patents, 14.20ft 4 40,: stralahla, M-Xalo: surlna- patents. 81 i54.o; straights, M 9iu4 WJ, bakers, 8J.90 WHEAT-No. I spring, KcMl.OO. COKN-No. 2. 89HJT7;; No. t yellow, V.H OATS No. t. 61Hc: No. 3, white, 4efllHe HA RLE Y Fair to "Choice malting, VtJxt PKPD Flax No. 1. northwestern, tl.2H PROVISIONS- Short ribs, sides flonaet n 878.86. Mess pork, per bbl 814 3H 14.7a. Lard, per i' ins., inich. nort clear sides (boxed). 88.3150. Following were the receipts and ship. ments or iiour ana grain: Receipts. Shipments. Flour, bhla. 21 600 n,V0 Wheat, bu 13. sort U ton Corn, bu 408.8w 2S8 6i Pvs. bu 4.rt l," Hurley, bu 6S,0 19.100 On the Produce exchange today the butter market was steady; croamerlee, lXNSMc dairies, 17i9t1o. Eggs, firm; at mark, eases included, 14,tt'14V; firsts. I6H0; prime ftrsla, J.V.e. Cheese, steady; HitTlSo. Pklladelphla Prod are Market. PHILADELPHIA. June 34 Bt'TTER Steady. Extra western creamery, 24c nearby prints, Ubc. XJ1 Firm; Pennsylvsnla and other nearby firsts, free rases, lit He at mark; cur rent recapis in returnable cases, i se a mark; western firsts, free case. It) Ho a mark: current receipts, free cases. 17o. CHEDflB-Mrm; good demand; New York creams, choice, ilHti'lJHc'i fair to good Mllwaakeo Orala Market. MILWAfKEK, June 24-WHEAT - Steady; ta. 1 northern. 81 UeWLlOH; No. northern. ai.O7fln.0K: September. Itun bid. BARLEY titeady; No. 2. o; sampls, U tP8fto. ClRN-5tedy: No. I cash, 7071e; Sep- leinuer. uu. Jul As C drl fot l.d 9.l 7s Hd; September. 8s li'd; December. 1 iRN-"pot. firm. new. American kiln rn, la; oin. .niericsn inmen, n. j'a; ures, quiet; July, 6s 1H1; September, 5s SEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS Market ia Colorhss and Volume of Trading it Small. aold coin snd bullion. tr3.F16.34; goiil certificates, 8..57ii770. VENEZUELA INCIDENT IGNORED Death of Ea-Preslilent Cleveland and Illness ft Mr. Sherman Have Depresalaa; Effect Bonda Are Irregular. Palela Uraln Market. DULl'TH. June 24 WHEAT No, t northern. Il.k: No. 2. ll.Olt,; July. 8108; September. 90c. OATS 48 Ho- Llverooel Grain Market. L1VFRIX)U June 33.-VHEAT-Snnt, ?ulel: No. t r-4. western winter. 7n 41; No. C'allfurma. 7s SU; luiuies, barvly ied , WEATHER IN TUB GRAIN BELT Fair aad Warmer Thursday la the Forecast. OMAHA. June 24, 1208. Ths disturbance that has caused the un settled weather throughout the central val leys and west during the last forty-eight hours has moved eastward and la now cen tral over the St. Lawrence valley. An area of high pressure hss spread over the central valleys ana western porcion ana ciear weather prevails everywhere west of the Mississippi river, except that raln are fall Ina In Oklahoma and Texas. Showers oc curred within the last twenty-four hours in the lake region, Ohio and Mississippi val leys and southern states. The weather Is much cooler throughout the cen tral valley and temperatures are falling In the east and south. It la growing warmer In the mountains and It will be warmer In this vicinity Thursday, with fair weather tonight and Thursday. Omaha record of temperature and precip itation compared with tha corresponding day of the last three years: , 1. 1907. 1908. 1906. Minimum temperature.... 81 8 68 6H Precipitation 00 .3 .07 .00 Normal temperature ror looxy. vt aegrees. Kxcess In precipitation since March 1, 167 Inches. Deficiency corresponding penoa in 1907, S.93 Inches. Deficiency corresponding peri on in irm, 2.56 Inches. ' L. A. WELSH. Local Foreoaater. Cora aad Wheat Region Bulletin. For the twenty-four hours ending at I a. m.. 76th meridian time, Wednesday, June 24. 1908: OMAHA DISTRICT. Temp Rain Stations. Max. Mtn. fall. Sky. Ashland, Neb 84 58 .00 Clesr Broken B'w Neb. 90 48 .00 Clear Columbus. Neb... 71 M .00 Clear Ctilbertson. Neb.. .. 40 .00 Clear Pairbury, Neb.... W 68 .00 Clear Fairmont. Neb... 76 M .00 Clear Or. Island. Neb... 7S 5t .00 Clear Hsrtlngton. Neb. 75 68 .00 Clear Hastings,. Neb.... 77 W .0 Clear Holdrege, Neb.... 78 63 .00 Clear Oakdale, Neb 74 62 .00 Clear Omaha. Neh 79 01 .00 Clear Tekamah, Neb.... 78 66 .00 Clear Alta. Ie 77 61 .00 Clear Carroll, la 84 60 .00 Clear Clsrlnda. la 84 61 .0 Clear Sibley, la 76 60 .03 Clear Bloui City, la... 74 6 .00 Clear Minimum temperature for twelve-hour period ending at a. m. DISTRICT AVERAGES. No. of Central. Stations. Chicago. Ill 2 Columbus, 0 18 Des Moines. la IS Indianapolis. Ind.. 11 Kansss City. Mo.. 21 Louisville. Ky...... 19 Minneapolis, Minn. M Omaha, Neb 17 St. Louis. Mo II The weather la cooler throughout the corn and wheat region. Moderate rains occurred In all except the Omaha district within the last twenty-four hours. It Is clear weat of the Mississippi river this morning. ' L. A. WELSH, Looal Forecaster. Temp.- Rain. Max. Mln. Inches. 89 84 .10 84 70 .08 84 68 .08 94 70 .12 88 M .:t 94 72 .16 72 62 .10 18 64 T 90 64 .80 St. Louis Genera Market. ST. LOl'IS, Mo., June 24. WHEAT Firm; trsrk: No. 2 red cash, 860: No. t hard. eff1.01; July, 84Hc; September. B4H fiMHc cuRN Lower: track: No. cash, 72Hc; No. 2 white, 77ST7Hc; July, 6Hc; Septem ber, 87Sc. OATS-Weak; track: No. t caah., 60c; No. I white. &v; September. 3744c. FUll'K-Tmll; red winter patents 84.40) 46; extra fancy and straight. 34.00a -4.36; clears. 3S4tVy0.70. REKD Timothy, steady: I3.0iysd.50. fVn.VMF.AL-Steady; 50- BRAN Steady; sacked east track. 1104. HAY-Tlmothy. weak: prairie firm: tim othy. 89.0mr14 00; prairie, 811.0utT13.0O. IRON COTTON TIE8-H.00. BAOOINO 77c. HEMP TWINE 7c PROVISIONS-Pork. unchanged; lobbing. 816 00. Iatrd. higher; prime steam. 6.46f 8.60. Dry salt meats, stead v; boxed extra shorts, 38 37H; clear ribs. 38 K: short dears, -H- Hacxxv steady; boxed extra ehnrta. ; clear ribs. 89 00; short clears, 89 60. POULTRY VJulet: chickens, 9c; springs, 154119c; turkevs, lltJ'ISc; ducks. 7c; reese. Sc. Rl'TTER 8tesdy; creamery. 18i!Ho. EGOS Steady; 14c, case count. Keeelnts. Shipments. Flour, bbls 3. doo 7,0 Wheat, bu 14.fttt 8, 00 Corn, bu 130,tvm Tl.ono OaU, bu , 62,(00 38.1O0 Kansas City Grain aad Provisions. KANSAS CITY. June 24. WHEAT Un changed to le higher; July, 81c. Septem ber, toSc; I'ecembcr, ICHc; cash. No. 2 hard. 96c (1 IV U0; No. 2 hard. t-fDsc; No. 2 red, 9(ii7c; No. 3 red. 9iflc. CORN ISSc higher; July, 6Hc; Sentem ber. StUc; December, 614e; rash. No. 2 mixed, .tii77c; No. 8 mixed. T6.ijTic; No. 2 white. 77V; No. t white, 7H77c. OATS ltjlc lower; No. I white, K861c; No. 2 mixed. 4U36uc. RYE 74'a77c. HAY Weak; choice timothy. 31O.0H.00; choice prairie. 3y.2u0i9.76. Bt'TTER Easy ; creamery, lie; packing stock, lea1. F-OGS Firm; fresh extras. 18c; current receipts, 13c. Receipts. Shipments. Wheat, bu 71, (ou 14.000 Com, bu 7 0i 4.0.i Oats, bu 12.0K) . 1,0110 NEW YORK. June 24 The complexion of affairs In the stock market tociny to..k on a colorless hue and the trading sunk almost to the point of Idleness, A Isige proportion of the day's scantv total of shares transferred were sold In the first hour of the session. Tnls little spurt of activity sihsided Immediately and practi cal stsanatlon ensued. This extreme dull ness is not unseasonable. There were times In the day's news which prompted a mood of dwelling on the mnintv lltles of human affairs and of uticert Inty of assuming an outcome: seemingly In prnupcct. Tie serious Illness of the republican no-.iilnee for vlre presi dent seem" to have th' effect of emphaili i.g the hesitation Inchl nt to the piogre .'I the political campaign, while the death ,.f ex-President Cleveland came as somei'itng of a shock to the public and had a mater Ifll effect In deepening the prevailing mood. The announcement of the booking of return passage to Kurope for J. P. Morgan for tomorrow confirmed the assursnees of tlif purely personal and family grounds f.jr Ills sudden return to this country In tn nildst of his usual foreign vacation. News of the discontinuances of the diplo matic relations between the United fi.t, and Venezuela ass ianored appsrcnily. Wcnfher news Is scanned with ronst'iot attent on and any movement In fie emu modifies market that msy be relied on nr a true Index of crop conditions Is lor Wo. 1 for closelv. Ixindon was said to be 1 buyer of stocks here on a moderate si Mo and this helped to an early show of firm ress. The extreme esi of call money Is attributable to some temporary accumula tions In nrepnrstlon for the July settle ments. No engssemer.ts of gold for ship ment by tomorrow's steamer were nisde. As this would be the lstet shipment avail able for the July settlemenl In Berlin, the gold export movement Is considered to be ended. The poor annual earnings report jd by the Union National Cast Iron Pipe com pany caused the break in those stocks. Bonds were li regular. Total as.ls, par value 31.254.000. United 8tates bonds were unchanged on call. Following were the range of prices on the Stock exchange todav; 8trt Hlfch. 1-nw. CIom. Amalnmitsd Capper u.4u in S6H .i Am. O. r '. l.to 13 S Am. C. F. pfd Am. Cotton Oil 30 i4 Am. H. A L pM 17 Amtrlrtn Ire SMurltlei.... 1.900 tt'i iu 90 American l,lned Oil 8 Am. Lommotw 7m) 4i4 41H 4214. Am. l'-emutlv rtd 1"' Am. 8. ft K 4.800 761,, 74 7 Am. R. ptd Am. Sugar Rfflnlnf ' 100 122 122V 121 Am. Tobacco ptd 19 American Woelan 4"0 K tt iH Anaconda Mining Co ti 41 41 Atnhlson l.auu D 7 80 Atc.hlaon ptd 93 Atlantlo Coast Line 100 14 14 a4 Baltimore A Ohio. 8,700 15 84 Dal. A Ohio ptd I & HrooWlys Rapid Tr 1.400 44 4t 44 Csnadlan PaclOa 1.400 ll 1M li Central Oathtr 100 ' 14 14 34 Central Leathar ptd V Central ol Nee Jaraejr 190 Chenpeaka Ohio I " 1 17 l Chlcass Ot. W "0 4 4 Chlcaao ft N. W 100 148 14 14" C, M. ft 8t. P I.7"U 13:44 1044 131 C , C . C. ft t L ' Colorado F. ft 1 too 34 3S Ji Colorado ft So 7u0 80 S Colo, ft So. Ht pfd 57 Colo, ft So. 3d ptd 00 47 44 47 Conaolldatad Oaa too 121 121 122 Cora Produce 400 1 14 14 Dolavars ft Hudaoa M0 167 167 la DenTar Rio Oranda 14 D. ft R. O. pfd 40 Dlatlllsrs' gecurlUas too 13 U U rts 80 18 1 m Kris 1st pfd , Brie M ptd , 2 OMSral Bleatrla ,111 Oraat Northern pfd 1,3"0 U It' li Ot. Northern Or etfs V" Illlsola Caatral 7 1 1 Intarbonugh Mai. 800 W 10 10 Int. Met. pfd 81 International Paper 100 t 1st. Paper pfd " Int. Pump Iowa Central '4 Kanaaa Cltr to K. O. aa. pfd 4 Uratallle ft N 108 108 lot Maslcaa Cantral 16 Mian, ft St. L 100 M 7 M.. St. P. ft g. g. M. . .... 10 l' 1''4 108 Miaaourl Paeltle 3.010 4f. 4H 4t U.K. T 8.20 n s n M , K. ft T. pit 100 64 M 6 National Last 100 44 4 6) New York Oantral too lm loolt 101 N. Y., O. ft W 1,600 3844 7H H Norfolk ft W 100 87 6 t Nnrth imarlMI M Nortb.rn Pacltlo 4,100 1M 131 113 Paclflo Mall ,84 r.nnarl.aula l.OfO lis7, ll H People's Oaa 1 1 ! 1 P.. C, O. ft at. L 76 Proaead gta.1 Car K0 34 31 M4 Pullman Palara Car 1" Railway Heel Bprtni Readlns 61,400 110 lia 110 Republic (tael 1 14 14 19 K.pvibllc giaal ptd 7oo 64 Rock I,land Co 1.800 16 li 16 Rock Ialaad Co. pt 4.100 t 28 St. t ft B. P, 3d ptd 400 16 84 13 St. Louis 8. W 15 St. L. 8. W. ptd 3 1 44, Sloaa-ShafflaM S. ft I Southern Pacific 8.100 84 66 8ft So. Paclflo pfd 600 11 U ll So. Railway 100 l 16 1 So. Hallwar pfd 100 43 41 42 Tonnaaea Copper Taa ft Pacific ' T . St. L ft W 1 16 1 1 T., 8L L. ft W. pfd 80 44 41 41 Inloo Paclflo 44.600 145 14 141 t'oloa Psoitis pfd 100 61 8! 61 U. S. Rubber 1 14 14 J V. S. Rubber 1st pfd 100 K S2 92 V. S. Steel 16.700 ! 84 S4 V. S. Steal pfd 101 1H 101 Itah Copper 1.100 13 11 11 Va. -Carolina Chssrlual 88 Va -Caro. Cham, ptd 100 Wahaah 10 H14 11 l' Wabaah pfd 10 II Waatlnihouaa Electric 8.600 6i 64 K Wastara Union le M 61 t8 Whaallng ft L 81 J Wlaoonala Central 100 16 16 A Total salsa for the dsy, 3c0,4tO shares. Mew York Money Market. NEW YORK, June 24. MONEY On call, easy at l&'lH per cent; ruling rate, 1H per cent; closing bid and offered at 1 per cent: time loans, dull but steady; sixty days, 2 per cent; ninety days, 'U2 per cent; silt months, 3H per cent offered; prime mer cantile paper, StfoH Pr cent. BTERLINQ EXCHANGE Easy, with ac tual business In bankers' bills at R9$)6 for demand and at 84 Sf for six-day bills; CommerclaJ bills, 84 WH WH- SILVER Bar, 64c; Mexican dollars, 47o. BONDS Oovsrnment, steady; railroad, Irregular, Closing quotations on bonds wtre as fol- ItV'rW. 8s, rag. ...104 Hock. Vat. 4a...,.12$ to eeupea 14 Int. Met. 4a 44 V. S. 6a. rag lot LAN. unl. 4a n to aoupoa 101 Man. c. f 4a M II. S. 4a, rag 121 Mat. Central 4a 64 de eoupe 121 4o 1st Ina 16 Aav Tehaose 4s 1M. ft St. L 4a 7 de 4a 104)4 u., K. ft T. 4a Hi Aualaoa gan. 4s. 67 do is 81 da adj. U aaN. g. R 0( M c 4a U de c. 4a K0 N. T. c. s. ! i da e. 4a II N. J C. g. 6a 113 Ailantla O. L 4s... 61 No. Pacific 4a li gal. ft Ob la 4a do la 71 4a la 64 N. ft W. e. 4a Ua Prk. R. T. 4a 1J0. 8. L. rfaf. 4a ... H Hantral of Oa. 6s. ..,104 Pana. cv. 8t ltl.. 1 da 1st Inc 71 do eon. 4a 101 da td Iso 44 Reading ats. 4a do Id Ina M Rp. of Cuba 6a 11 Cnee. ft Ohio 4a... .lo si. L. ft I. M. e 6a..l"4 Chicago ft A. 8a.. 41 St. U ft 8 P. fg. 4a. 4 C, B ft Q. B. 4a ... r79t. L. S. W. c. 4a.. 46 C, R. I. P. 4a.... dlSahoard A. L. u ... 61 do col. oa 41 bo. Pacific 4a do rfJg 4s 8i de lat 4a si Ct'C. ft St. L g 4a.. J o. Railway 6l t Colo. Ind. 6a 62 Taiaa ft P. la 1"1 Cola. Mid 4l 41 T . St. L ft W. 4a... Tl c olo. ft So. 4a 6t'nion Pacific 4a 11 Pel. ft Hud cv. 4a. .. M do c. 4a 61 D ft R. U. 4a 1 r. S. Steel M 6a ... 64 Erla p. 1. 4S 60 Wabaah la 104 de gas. 4a al Wasters Md 4a 44 Japag 4a su W. ft U g. ta a.1 do 4s 6 w'ts. Central 4a 63 da 14 aerlaa 4N. T. N. H. cacta..lll tlid. Otfered. Options at Kansas Cltyt Articles. Open. Hlgb.l Low. Close. Wbeat July September Corn Julv Stspleniber 81 sl siv'sies'tiHSB 'H tuH&H ri (tuHSB 47 I 7 SSV06S- New York Mtalaaj Stocks. NEW YORK. June 24-Closlng quotations en mining stocks were: Alice 8uv Uadrllla Cos, I Braaoa 6 I.lula t kief I runawlck Cos 8 Maaloaa 81 'om. Tuanal stork.. 84 Outer he 6 Com Tunnel boe.de. . 14 Ophir 2V Coo. Cal. ft Va . ..... 47 Snail Hopes 16 Horn Solve 60 Staadard 176 Iron Silver 66 Yellow Jacket 6t Ottered. aak Cleartnara. OMAHA. June 24. Bank clearings aay were 6l.7tti.Ki.us and for the sponding dale last year 81.636. ST 63. Treaeary Statement. i WAsniMiios, june M Today s . nient of the treasury balances in tl j eral fund exelumve of the 3;Sf. et . 1 reserve, slivws: AvaUable caau bs for to-corre- Roeton atorka and Bonds, BOSTON, June .-Money rsl loa 8 jer cent; t me loan', 3'14H per Ptocks and bonds closed as follows: Aichle.m adj.' 4a 67 Atlanta dn 4a Amaiaamattd M-l C'tntral 4a "3 Atlantic At'hlson 6 tfingham do pfd ft. ( al. ft Her la Boslen ft Alhanv P" centennial Hmion ft Maine 1.4 Hufnn Eltvated ... IM Fltchburg pfd 1.4 N. Y.. N H. ft H . i!4 .141 t'nlon Pacific Am. Arrt. t'htm.., do pfd Am. Pncu. Tuba... Amtr Pvigar Am. T ft T Am. Woolen dn pfd riniin.on 1 ft 9. Kdlton rite. Illu Cin-ral Klerlnc . llatt. Rlectrlc do pld Mic taa t'nltrd Kru l I'nlted 9. M do pfd V. 8. ii'ei'1 do pfd Adtnture A--k. d. Copper Range , t'elv Wett Krir'klin ncanhv bit Rovalr .. . . 2 'i Maaa .Milling . .. 8- M -hiian . . i.v Vnh,k . . .. .122 , Mont. C ft C. . . 1 , I lid Dominion . . . 2; linrwH . . M Parrot . . I i (;u:nrv . Phannon ..in Tamil ra. k .. 10 Trinity . 4ti't I n toil C'oi ptr . . a.i V. g. Mining . . ..HJi, f. 8 Oil . . .v t'tah . . ii Victoria ..86 W inona . . .11 Wolverine .. 1 n. -a rent. V', !' . .61 . 21 . II . 10 .IK) . 14 4 , . J . 40 . 14 . 11 . S-' . 64 '.3 OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Killing Cattle Active and Ten Higher, with Stockers Weak. HOGS CONTINUE TO SHOW GAINS ... i: ... ... t ... i . . o' ... 4 ... 6 ...ISO Sheep and I.amhn of All Kindt f-'.x-tremelj Klw and Unit, with Lit tle Doing F.ven at the Lower Trices. FOI'TH OMAHA. June :4, 1. Receipts ie: 4.'iiillp 1 as. Bneeo Officlsl Mttndav 2.kJ . -' Official niet(l- J.,8.1 7.7M t.lii I at iii.iie Wedn sclay ....JoOi Xl.jOt .8 0 London Stock Market. I"NION. J'me 24. American securities were steady and generally to H lower duilng the early trailing. I'nlted Slates Sieel and Reud.ng sold at a fraclion below ot.i(iays New Yrk closing. I.etuion closing inrts; C'onaola. mon-y 87 M., K ft T 7 do account 81 ii N. V. t tntral 1' 5 Anarnnda 8 .Norfolk ft W c:i Atchtton frit 4 do pfd 6,1 de pfd Ontario ft W Jr tlaltlmore ft Oh.o ... 67 r nna U en la 4 , Canadian Partite '." Pssd Mines 8 Cha ft Ohio 4i Reading Chicago Ct. W 64 eonthern llailwar ... lt C . M. A St. P 1s't do pfd Dt Rttra 1IU Sotithfrn Pacific .... 6', J'tnvtr ft R. O I nlon Pa-.iflc 14 do pfd do pfd r Ere II i V S. stetl i. do l.t pM ! do pfd 10.4 , do Id pfd it W.l,,h 13 Grand Trunk '6 , do pfd : lllinoip i cnital o' Ppatnth 4a V3 Loaiavilte ft N 1" Ainal. Cupper 61 blLYKH Liar, quiet, 23-ltiU per ounca Alci.S t. HV ' l" i' cent. The rate ri tiiscoum Im Hie open market for short bills Is 16-10 per cent; tor three months' bills, 16-ltvilH per cent. Thr. tiays :hl. week S uite uaa la-d nek... Mi liie Ums i weeks BKo .-a ne iluys 3 weeks litn S'ime liis 4 urtks biiiH cUs last year.... The tolluwina table of cattle, hogs and she ror the year to date, year: "'mis 421..v Hogs l,4i.,fi 1 theep o.tWi "lie followinc I a IT! a price of hints at South several days, with com 8,.lvl 1 4. MM S.oo'i 7,.U' i:.;t shows Jt.U 4'I.7I8 S"i.64 .;'.'.7so :j..l..l Hie rc 1537 U3.4 9.', 21 2 I.O H 8.3 ' 6,o.'i pt 'ep at South cmiiIih conparid w.tn ibc mi7. inc. I.- aeO.tia 1SJ.I .iMM'.g il0,:.7 .... 81 I B 8 l,u.'J snovAS the averaae' Oinaha for the last psris ins: Daie. itr. 18'7.:irkK!.i-.;8-14.;i0t. 12. tottoa Market. NEW YORK, June :t. COTTON-Fu-tures opened firm; Jur.e, .iHc, bid; July, lrt.Olc; August, Wo; September, 9.8i'; October, 8 33c: TJecemher, H.c; January, 16c; March, 8.13c; Msy offered, 8iuc. Futures closed steady; June, lO.l.'c; July, 10.12c; August, 10i; September, lc; Oc toter, ,3jc; November, .i4c; December, 22c; January, .18c; February, O.lSc; March, .17c. Spot cotton closed quiet; middling up lands, 11.80c; middling gulf, 12.06c ; sales, 28 bales. NEW ORLEANS, June 24.-COTTON-Spot steady: l-16c down on all grades. Middling. 11 V- Sales, 800; spot; with none to arrive. Futures closed: June 11.43c. nominal; July. 11.4.1c; August, lo.73; September, 9.7c; October, D.39c; Novem ber. .3oc; Iecember, 9.28c; Jsnuarv, 8ic. ST. IX)l'I8, June 24 COTTON Quiet ; middling. 11 Sc. Sales, 2fc; rweipts none; shipments 6t; stock, 17,870 bales. ' Metal Market. NEW YORK. June 24. METALS The London tin market was lower today, with spot quoted at 126 16s and futures 12i 7a dd. The local market was weak at 27.72HfJ28-2o- Copper declined to 07 7i 61 for spot and 68 6s 2d for futures in Lon don. The local market was easy and un changed, with lake quoted at 31i:.87',i8M3.'; electrolytic, ll2.62Virtn2.tt7H; castlnn, iVl.Vfu 12.6SH. Lead unchanged at 12 12.4 61 In London and f4.54Xtr4.65 In New York. Th London Iron market was higher, at 60j lOHd for Cleveland warrants. Locally no change was reported. No. 1 foundry north ern, l6.5tyv17.0o; No. 2, 175. 75-16 26; No. 1 southern and No. 1 southern soft, $16.503 17.26. ST. LOUIS. June 24. M ETA L8 Lead, unchanged, 34.42H. Speller, unchanged, W.UVi. t Kvaporated Apples and Dried Frnlta. NEW YORK, June 24. EVAPORATED APPLES Market continues quiet; fancy quoted at lOtfplOHc; choice 8ig9c; prime, "H tj7e; common to fair, eVitpSHc. DRIED FRUITS Prunea are quiet, with quotations ranging from SVo to 13c for California and from 6 He to 10c for Ore gon fruit. It Is reported that aprleots have been offered at concussions from spot, but the market Is unchanged, wtlh choice ?uoted at lOffloHa- extra choice, lltjUHc; ancy, 12fll3c. Peaches are dull, with choice ?uoted at SHfuSAc: extra choice, 9SHo; ancy, lOjlOHc; extra fancy, lOHHo. Rais ins are neglected, with loose muscatel quoted at 4V4Uoc; choice to fancy seeded, BHfCTHc; seedless, 6470; London layers, 81.2oiffl.5. Wool Market. BOSTON. June 24. WOOL Values In the local market have not changed during the week. The Improvement, although steadily maintained, Is slow. Territory, fine staple, 63 66c; medium staple, 60f 62c; fine medium clothing, 43643c; flow clothing. 4650c; half-blood, 46rtf6?c; three-eighths-blood. 4348c; quarter blood, 455 46c; pulled, extra, 665vc; fine A. BO 62c; supers, 4 4(6" 4 5c. ST. LOUIS, June 24. WOOL Steadv; medium grades, combing and clothing, 19 20c; light fine. 14H&16C; heavy fine, llBUHc; tub washed, 1926c. Coffee Market. NEW YORK, June 24.-COFFRE Fu turea closed steady, net unchanged to 6 points higher. Part of the business was In the way of exchangee from July to later months. Total sales were reportej of 16,600 bags, Including June and July, 6.90c; May, 6.96c. Spot, qalet; No. 7 RJo, 0'4c; No. 4 Santos, 8c; mild, dull; Cordova, 9 12HC Minneapolis Grain Market. MINNEAPOLIS, June 24. WHEAT No. 1 hard, n.09H: No. 8 northern. ll.OOH'8'1.02; Julv, 31.04H: September, 891S9c. BRAN 318.60. FLOUR Unchanged; first patents, 36.30(3) 6.46; second patents, t5.20(5.30: first clears, 14.2134.30; second clears, 3.6S3.fjo. Peoria Jaarket. PEORIA, III., June 24. CORN-Lower;; No. 3 yellow. 9Hc; No. 3, 69c; No. 4, 67o; no grade. 6JK(r61c. OATS Iwer; No. 3 white, 6046Wic; No. 4 white, 4!4(g0Vc. Sugar and Molasses. NEW YORK. June 24 SUOAR-Raw. steady; fair refining, 3.76c; centrifugal 96 test. 4.26c; molasses sugar, t.6oo; refined, steady; crushed, 6.10c; powdered, 6.60c; granulated, 6.40c. state- gen- Kol I linos, Oils and Rosla. ' OIL CITY. Pa.. June 24. OIL Credit balances. $1. 71. Runs, 91.635 barrels: aver age. 168,781 barrels: shipments, 16g,lc bar rels; average, 192.8U7 barrels. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET Cattle and Hogs Steady aad Higher Best Grade Sheep Firm. CHICAGO. June 24 CATTLE Receipts, about ll,6o0 head: market steady to K4t1Sc higher; steers, to.tAKu 36; cows, I3a5 7i; heifers, 84 '"fl7.ii0: bulls. tS.50rr6.Sit: calv. s, 32 6 (te80; stockers and feeders, 33 2 & 5. 25. HOGS Receipts, about 28,(00 head, mar ket. 5ral0c higher; choice heavy shipping, 3S2ot!i; bu'ohers, te.2te-,i4.86; choice llgitt, Ui.li'Utit; light mixed. to-Ontiit 16: ;ackTns. K.Ht jl'Xli; pigs. f4.0Oti6.61; bulk ot fulei, fi.Ou (Uei. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 16.001 head; best firm; others weak; sheep. Il.':r(j 6.2s; iambs, 4i.uc"t(.uu; yearlings, 4.o5 W. St. Louie Live Slock Market. ST. LOUIS. June 24.-CATTI.E-Receltts. 6.' 00 head, including 3.&U0 Texans; market strong; native shipping and export steers, 36 '3W7.76; dressed beef and butcher steers. 86 S 45; steers under 1.000 pounds, $-4.7; rr s.6ti; stockers sno feeders. WOiKrtaW: cows anil tittrers. Xo.iarn4.i6; csnners, It.boro-J.2o bulls. K.ifiM: cslvcs. U.Ji.K:' Texas and Indien steers, 33 .2ij6.26; cows and heif ers, fl.i&'rH.it. HcXJH Receipts. 9.0C0 head: market livfjlic higher; piss and lights. 84 IMti.eO; packers. 3i"io.l6; butchers and beet heavy, 8U.C6 4ti . SHEKP AND LAM PS Receipts. S 5k) head; market stesdv; native muttons. 83 26 !'': lambs. 34 Wf CO; culls anj bucks, 33.2&t73.60; stockers. 33. JO'S 4 0 Kansas City Live Stock Market. KANSAS CITY. June 24. ' ATT LE Re ceipts. 2i0 head; ninrket steady ti '5c hliflier: export and ilresaed b,-ef a eera. U Nlli.ll fair t n oivl t . I Ctts, i O .. . u r n sieera, l4.7f)io7.7Ii; stockers and fee1er, ll.'O tjt.s'; native coas, 8 o"'u6 2j; native lie f ers, 3J.5lKa4.76; bulls, 83 10(46.26; cslvcs, 34.(0 1KXJS Receipts. 13.0f0 bead; market hr,$ 1V higher; top. 605; bulk of sal--, 33.i5ct 38 00; heavy. 3surinti6; packers and butch ers. 5 1M'0i; lights, ti.Hf.UJ m; pigs, 34 6) 4)6 I". 8IIEKP AND I.AMRS-Receiiris. 8 hi-ad ; ewe nd year'i'ise. 84. 0i4 7.'; Tex is yearlings. Iz '-oii.20. lerna a ieep, '! inji.i); jilockcra, (''"nil", market sua y. June 1.1. . June (.. lune 15,. June 16. . June 17.. June 18.. June 19.. June 20.. Juin' 21.. June 27. . June 2'.. June 24 . ! 5 .''IS .1 ; i 6 4r! . 5 6r I . Ol 6 W 5 7iV. 6 8. 5 91 5 79 5 8.', V4; 5 '.'I, . ; i : 6 1, 1 n f;', s ni; e ! t 63 3. 6 8 (i u l.t 6 :9i 6 2? 6 i. a , ill' 0 1:. 8 1i .-, 17 5 15. 5 2'i 4 72 4 SI 4 s3 4 M 4 t'2j 5 (i R 5 12 07! - 1 0 '.i n; 5 95 5 971 5 !' U Mi h 74; 5 67, 7 3ti V 31 7 :t 7 3 t io 7 4:i 7 11 I 7 4,1 7 4'' 7 da t 21 6 11 3 1 14 6 1 6 13 :: :: 62 .. 4 28 4 1 3 1 4 2 161 12 18 Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. ... 110 1.477 3.78 ... 2!1 2.515 1.11 ... 481 2.689 1.' 50 ... 31 3,X8 665 ... 234 82 ... 23 . . . 23 ... 15 ... 118 ... 10 ... 25 1,13 . . . 81 .... 5 ... 13 140 "446 "373 Sunday. The official number of cars of stock brought 111 today by each road t attle. II gs 8n p. 11 r. Wabash 1 nlon Pacific System. 2 J Mi-sourl Pacific 4 C. & N. W.. east 2 Union Pacific yysiem. 22 C, M. & St. P 2 C, R. & Q., east.... 17 C. St. P., M. at O..., 8 C. ft N. W.. west 19 C, R. y., west.... 16 C, R. I. & P., west.. 21 C, R. I. & P.. east.. 4 Illinois Central 1 C. O. W 7 Total receipts ....115 The disposition of the day's receipts was as follows, each buyer purchasing the num ber of head indicated: Omaha Packing Co... Swift ft. Company Cudahy Packing Co... Armour & Co Cudahy, from St. Joe. S. A S Carey 4 Benton I,obivian ft Kothchlld . W. I. Stephan Hill ft Son F. P. Lewis J. B. Root ft Co Cudahy Bros. Co Sam Wrrlhlmer H. F. Hamilton F. G. Inghram Sullivan Bros belimer Bros tnher buyers U. I), li. CO 329 Bodden 160 Total 2,302 11.380 3.606 CATTLE There were only 112 cars of rat tle here this morning couniing all kinds. Among the offerings was a liberal sprink ling of very good, well-finished beef steers. The market as a whole was very satisfac tory and practically everything was sold In very good season. Buyers ot beef steers were out In the yards early In the morning and It did not take them very long to get down to busi ness, as they were all evidently wanting cattle. The trade became fairly active, with all desirable kinds selling fully 10c higher. There was one bunch good enough to bring 38.06. the high price of the geaaon to date. There were a dosen or fifteen cars of cows and heifers on sale this morning, while the demand generally was quite brisk. The result waa a fairly active market, with anything having any kill to It at all selling 10c higher. The yards were cleared In good season. There were a few scattering loads of Blockers, but only a few feeders. Stockers have been coming In a Utile more freely this week, while tha country demand has been none too brisk. While the few arriv ing have generally changed hands, the feel ing. If anything, has been a little weak, the tendency being a trifle easier. Quotations on cattle: Good to choice corn-fed steers, 37.364m.00; fair to good corn-fed steers, 3n.OOi7.36; common to fair corn-fed steers, 85 00414.00; good to choice cows and heifers, 14 .5tx&.00; fair to good corns and heifers, 34. 00&4. 60; common to fair cows and heifers, 32.0o4.00; good to choice stockers and feeders, 34.75fl6.00j fair to good stockers and feeders, 14 Oltj4.76; common to fair stockers and feeders, 33.264.00; stock heifers. 33 00473.50. 1 Representative sales: 1 BEEF STEERS. No. At. Pr. No. At. Pr. 11 1041 6 40 47 141 1 W 84 H0 6 65 41 1411 7 60 81 11M 4 66 101 1418 T 60 II U16 4 65 14 1446 6 ta) 16 91 1 60 It 1464 8 00 II 1W4 4 75 40 1417 8 6 44 UtH 7 96 11 1940 4 06 113. v U84 7 46 COWS. 9 S7K 8 40 6 S74 8 15 8 846 I 60 3 9(6 I 40 6 tvl 8 60 8 HI IM 1 1W9 I 66 7 Ill I 40 4 643 3 46 8 1076 8 60 4 665 3 16 II HI 8 66 8 876 8 76 8 110 8 16 7 817 6 10 It lltS I 70 6 774 4 80 4 1016 8 66 8 908 I 00 14 44 3 6 t 1067 8 00 IS 1 10M 4 00 4 816 I 00 1 961 4 00 1 100 8 00 3 1164 4 00 11 101 8 18 11 1070 4 00 U '' 8 16 4 1061 4 00 U Kl 8 16 8 441 4 16 16 4.4 1 l II 1011 4 16 66 16 7 1104 4 80 4 606 16 1 1000 4 46 1 447 I 16 6 1110 4 46 4 811 8 ID HEIFERS. 4 616 t 76 8 7nt I 1 1 714 3 K) 88 634 8 36 IS 61 3 ) 4 810 8 1 1 4S6 6 00 6 6(4 8 td 11 49 8 00 4 160 4 85 6 144 8 16 T CT7 4 46 HEIFERS AND STEERS. II U3 6 66 BULLS. I toao a 00 1 im I 60 1 1116 3 16 1 im S 60 8 K1 8 16 1 1100 I 40 1 100 I 26 1 10S0 3 41 1 16N) 3 75 8 t371 I 76 I U10 I il 1 1140 3 76 1 110 8 S3 1 66 1 60 1 W I 16 1 1410 4 00 1 1700 I 16 1 1410 4 00 I. . 1174 I 16 1 ISD 4 40 1 1110 8 86 t 1l!6 4 60 1 U6 8 60 1 1510 4 75 8 3 60 CALVES. .., 860 8 I t 161 .'. 160 I 00 ! 155 6 60 II 141 8 40 I 140 I T6 1 IS 4 04 1 toil I T5 t 160 4 60 1 147 00 1 10 t 00 1 140 I 00 1 ro 6 Ol) 4 1.6 4 ro J 1H IM 1 10 I 00 t Ill 1 16 1 140 4 00 I ... 144 6 16 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS 1 171 1 rc 7 41 I 10 1 170 I 40 4 661 I 60 1 41 I 40 4 7:i IM 10 4'H 16" J4 16 4 10 II 470 I 16 K 766 4 16 1 614 I 75 11 til 4 6) I ..711 1 16 I m 4 60 611 8 4 116 I 60 63 Tho Sorvicc of a Strong Banking institution Tho prompt, pfflilfiit bauklnr. emiic ot tho First jjj Njii.niHl Hank, of Omaha Is a vnu'tuie afot in tno tu-i-chain or business man In tlit romlutt of his flnnm-lnl nffalis. Besides It gives proalise to have au aciouiU Uu this strong banking Institution. Your account Is solicited. lYft FIRST llkWmi BANK i a" K? AMAU A . v W I Has f 1 gv I I r Thirteenth and Farnam Streets Oldest and Largest Dank in Nebraska y. a. CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS TT 1 : . . in 7 8 71 " ,-, J" 1 f, an s Ml 4 M 64 :. 1 .i 74 1." 6 r I. :i ... ., 1 y?. . 4n ; 1 1 4 V. 6 l .t .. . J!". 13' 8 - 2V 4" ;. n 1 ; . . ?n ijn , i't TS .'11 L'4'i ! 'i ii t"l 4" 6 vl ... . 114 11 ill f 141 ... 6 5.', ;t .' n i.'.i ( .. . -i: 6 i:i cj ,i!n hj 2 .' l.'n 6 Hji m f-.i i! 19 ., 4ft 6 4;' i; 67 .. pi -o s JJ'e 4 ?' 4ii 6 n 6 2U V 6 6.4.. .77 41 ." ! y$ . .. i'i; ... iM1, II so 5 a ..:: ... l i' i )ti j; j: Hi 6 M4j r.l 14 'i 6 f:l -''.' 4" 1 VI P5 SCI 4' Mi 74 S7" II" 6 12' 71 -.11 540 8 10 II :4 14 1 6 lit 74 Ill 2v r, to 74 7M HI 6 61', l"l 'a 40 6 10 6'l 6 62' l 217 ... 6 PI 64 St 41 6 S: i;4 714 80 4 to ;i :m im 5 r. 7" ;u in 6 li it ill 611 I U'a 7n 51 40 8 f) 110 827 100 6 Mia H 2 2 40 5 SO in U4 ... M14 HP S't : 5 M 64 261 4 6 I7' 41 !74 8'1 6 0 70 350 l!" 6 t2, 67 2-M ;t 6 to 71 S26 10 i 12' 74 22fi 61 6 n 148 134 400 6 IS't 67 2J in 6 rfl 44 H7 10 I an 2H SO 6 to 62 64 m IK 0 231 in I W 13 117 40 6 86 4 I'I 10 6 tn 48 S6 10 6 16 62. 207 40 6 10 4 :44 110 IH 7t I'4 140 6 10 12 il ... 6 16 Tl tit 110 ll 111 n 10 4 86 11 2M). 61 6 10 67 19 160 65 51 lit 40 C 10 64 269 80 6 16 21 SOI 110 6 CO 64 :1 ... (15 75 1'S 60 6 to 6t 110 10 I 00 71 1!S ... 6 V0 14 125 ... I 00 71 til W 8 10 10 271 ... I tO I McQovcrn Makei Another Trj On Hi ! Paving Ordinance. HOU8 Hogs sold 6c higher this morning, but the snap so haractei istlc nf tho tlaila yesterday wss absent today. While buyers took the ' offering! at the advance noted, they were evidently not as anxious for them aa yesterday. Toward the close this lack of life wss more noticeable, the market ending up dull and weak. A feature of the trade mas ths very poor demand tor com mon high mixed and trashy loads. No one seemed tn want that kind and It was hard work in some caeca tn get buyers to make a bid on that kind. The bulk cf the hogs s'lld tnilav at $j.7Hfi6 , with a top at $.). Vesterday over half of all the nogs sold at 86 86. the bill being generally placed at 15 S:fj5 87. with a lop at 35.83. Representative ssles: SH EE!- Receipts this morning were very light only eleven fresh cars being re ported In. but still the condition ot the market was very unsatisfactory. In fact, what was said yesterday and the dsy be fore would apply equally well today. The cause for the continued dullness and weak ness of the market seems to be the lack of buying demand. As noted previously in these columns the consuming public does not appear to take kindly to nigh priced mutton. At the same time the receipts, taking all the markets aa a whole, have been running very large as compared with previous seasons. Increased receipts and decreased consuming demsnd of mutton could hardly fail to bring about a slow and lower market and that la lust what has happened. This morning buyers did not appear to be at all anxious for supplies. It being hard work to get them even to look at the stuff. Whenever they made bids they were decidedly lower than yesterday. Salesmen seemed to feel that with so few here they ought to have at least steady prices and consequently the morning wore away with very little business being tran sacted, in fact, hardly enough to call It a market. Now and then a bunch would change hands, but the movement was slow and quite a number .were left unsold. Buch stuff as did sell waa unevenly lower, the decline amounting to anywhere from 16c to as much as 26c, according to how badly bujrers wanted the different lots. No. Av. Pr. 334 western lambs (5 6 00 88 western lambs 85 6 00 91 western lambs 81 6 00 7 western ewes and bucks...... 84 4 00 t western ewes and bucks 100 4 00 t western ewes and bucks 128 4 00 It western lambs 67 4 65 3 western bucks 110 S 26 618 western wethers 97 3 R5 ft western buck lambs 60 3 76 11 western yearlings, feeders.... 71 4 10 11 western ewes 116 3 60 99 western lambs, culls 77 t 10 4i4 western yearlings 99 4 60 sloe. Cltr Live Stock Market. SIOUX CITY, June 24.-(Speoial Tele gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 700 head; best higher; others lower; beeves, 36.Ufii7.76; cows and hslfera, 84.604?6.76; feeders, ROOtif 6.00; calves and yearlings, 34.76341. 76. HOGS Receipts, 8.800 head: market 67710c higher; range, 36.76.00; bulk, 36.8tVi3t.96. Slock In Sight. Receipts of live stock at tha five principal western marketa vesterdav: uaiue. South Omaha . Bloux City .... Kansaa City . St. Louis Chicago Total , 2,800 .. 7U0 .. 2.600 .. 6,000 ..11,514) Hogs. 11.3o0 6.809 13,010 9.(00 28,00 Bheep. 2,300 i'.jffl 3. 00 16.100 ...22,60 68,100 Ui.bUO NO SCGGEHTIO OP RETREAT Mr. Ellis Makes Farther Answer to Mr. Bryan1. COLUMBUS, O., June 34. The reply of Attorney General Ellis to the criticism of Mr. Bryan on the republican national plat form has suggested a further question as to how the antl-lnjunctlon plank as finally adopted came to be written. Upon this point Mr. Ellis made this statement today: "The anli-lnjuuctlon plank aa finally adopted was written by ths friends ot Secre tary Taft on the subcommittee on resolu tions snd was approved by the secretary and the president before It was proposed as a substitute for the original plank on this subject. In fact, every plaivk and practically every sentence In the republican pla ' orm as finally adopted was approved b) the secretary, although those portions refe.iing particularly to the work of the administration were not submitted to the president. Even the unimportant verbal changes between the draft as published be fore the convention and as finally adopted by the convention were made with the secretary's knowledge before the tentative draft was submitted to the committee. "This statement la made In order to make clear the fact that the republican platform contains no suggestion of a retreat from the Roosevelt policies, stands squarely by the progressive principles of the party and was adopted because It had the emphatic approval of the party's candidate." Ma. At. lb. FT Xo. AT Sh. Pr I I', 114 1) 6 ta) 80 1l ... I to 1 74 IH te 6 66 64 170 ... I to If, 1 1 ai 71 II 84 8 to 12 7 ... Hi 72 al ... 6 10 71 !16 10 6 66 H 14 40 6 to 71 Z"l leo 6 k 47 HI 10 6 to ft 221 . 6 66 It 147 laO 6 to 14 14 ... I 65 41 ) . 6 to 41 I! . . 6 71 116 to 6 to 6i J' I II ' 41 I" 60 6 to la M to 6 67, tl IV! W I tl 14 IM too IK4 47 I! 110 III 64 W 2" 6 i !4 2 4 1.0 6 6. 4' 17 I" II. . .! 17 ... (let 7; TJt ai ;m kj lev 4u I U II KM XT OF DAKOTA Pn IM AH I EH All Inaorgenls on Ticket Except Trraanrrr and Congressmen. PIERRE, 8. D. June 24 (Special Tele gram.) While It will be several days be fore thu official count will bs made, Secre tary of Slate Wlpf lias received official re turns from the auditors of all the counties of the slate showing what the voia was on all siaitt olficrrs in the recent primaries. and they give the following majorities; Senate. Crawford 2,117; coi -tress. Burke 2,19o; Martin 311; governor, Vessey l,i; lieutenant governor. Shohsr 725; secretary of t state. Polity l,7it; attorney general, Clark 7.61)8; auditor, Iflrmng 1.0:2; treas urer, Johnson 2,o9I; land co;niiii;iiit-r, Dolokcn 6.4'fc; supcrmit nd nt tf ins ructl n. Ustrud 1. laiiruad cim.nneiiioiR r, Koo.n snn 697; national committeeman, Thoraen 4,064. All are insurgents except the treasurer and cot gressmen. INSISTS HE WILL STICK IT OUT City Employes (Jranted Leave of Alt srnce to Altrnd the Democratic National Convention at Denier. Thoroughly Imbued with the Idea "If at first you don't succeed, try. trv Sr5rn' ' Councilman McGovern last evening rein troduced his ordinance providing 'or tlin installing of all underground vork .tit streets scheduled for paving before tu . paving Is laid. The ordinance 1s Identi cally the. same aa the one which he lnira- duced a month ago and which wv paAed. The mayor vetoed It on the ground that It would tend to retard the work of lay ing paving. McQovcrn then sought to pass It over the mayor's veto, but lost by one vote, Councilman Hansen. fn favor of the measure, being too .ate to the council meeting. McQovern says he will keep at It until he passes his ordinance, for he 'a firmly convinced that It Is a good thing and that It will save the cutting of paving for the Installing of sewers, water and gas mains and telephone and electric light wire conduits. The council approved the following ap pointments by the msyor of members of the library board, the terms of ufTice to begin July 1: Frank L. Haller, to succeed himself, term of office expires July 1, 1911; Harry P. Duel, to succeed nlmself. term of office expires July 1, 1911; Albert D. Fetterman, to succeed John Rush, term of office expires July 1, 1911; L. J. Te Poel, to succeed W. H. De France, re signed, term of office expires July 1, 1909. Improvement Club Protests. The Bouthwest Improvement .-lub, In a long communication to the council, whlcn waa referred to the city attorney, asserted " that the building Inspector has not the power to grant builders ths right to the use of the streete for the storage of ma terial during the construction of s build ing, and also asked that danger tlgnals be maintained during the period of con struction. The Kansas Co-Operatlve lloflnlng company was granted permission to maintain eight storage tanks for oil on the bottoms in the vicinity of Thirteenth and Ohio streets, opposite the tanks or the National OH company. The new employment agency ordinance was lost by a vote of 6 to 6. The democratic national convention waa heralded by the application for leave of absence by Councilman Davis, Street Com missioner Flynn arid Assistant Holler In rpector Hiss, the leave of absenot in each instance to date from July 6, the day be fore the convention. The requeits were granted. The ctly comptroller submitted the (al lowing statements showing the cootllkMoa of funds on June 17; Total Available receipts. balance. General 3J,0u3.88 3 98.318.4 Sinking 611.4w.61 lZ,700.0i Library tt.9M.29 U.1Z4.64 Fire 17tj,tW1.77 100,460.47 Police 134,706.61) 2,197.7i Park 46,164.28 14,798.80 Lighting 184.662.74 34.663 62 Cleaning, sweeping.,,. 4V4.al7.7s' 19,64.37 Pub. works dept 186.841.67 tSi,7M.4 Water board 49.002.67 3o.962.21 General levy 92.2A.78 41, 4171.64 Intersection bonds.... 77,176.67 1.991.73 Omaha sewer 186.2M8.61 166.987.61 Road 20,087. 88 11.971.ti Fire Eng. H. bonds.. 43,860.64 e4.62o.94 Curb, gutter, paving.. 27.20 Murphy, speo. library 772.83 772.82 Totals .1.6S1,77.37 Funds, set aside. ...I 4.4S7.00 ... 14,000.00 ... 12.120.00 ... 10,540.00 ... 12.SiO.00 .:. 16JO.OO ... 6,300.00 ... 3,790.00 ... 1.790.00 ... 2.45V.0O ... 2,600.00 Departments. Mayor Council Comptroller City clerk Legal City treasurer Electrical iliulding Inspector Plumbing Inspector License Inspector.. Oas Inspector Weights and measures Inspector 1.260.00 Superintendent market 1,20000' Police court 8. .360. 00 Malntalng city hall.... 16,976.00 Election expenses , 4.&UO.0O Health department.... 14,9naoo Emergency hospital,... 6.194.03 Judgment 46.956.00 Maintaining city dump 1.2UU.00 Mejla for prisoners.... 3.6"O.0u Advertising I.OuO.uO Prem. on official bonds 1.400.0U Voting machines (241.60 Ak-Sar-Ben lighting.... 2.6no.O Annual reports 1,6)00 Play ground tui.H) For stationery 3i).00 Unappropriated am't.. 4.684.21 396.183.18 Unea expended. balance. 3.826.59 10.6ciO.M 7,180.e6 4.691. 20 7.641.89 ll,so.04 ,17tS77 2.776 S9 1.071.96 L471.06 L471.03 W.8S 710.00 l.o&.32 10,640.11 1.8U2.26 9.764.29 "9.W.69 700.00 l.tx6.o l.74.00 65.00 "i'600.flO 1,6"0.' 500f J.00 3.291.34 Totals 1214.007 83 ll"6.272.44 Arrested on Bootlegging Charge. BEATRICE. Neb.. June 24.-fSpecla! Telegram.) Charged with bootlegging. Perry von Relsen and John B. Dorfinaa Were arrested here today. In the cigar and confectionery store operated by von Reisen on Court street a keg labeled champagne rider which, It is alleged, con tained a certain per cent of whisky, waa confiscated by the officers. In Dorfman's room In the New Burwood hotel a trunk full of pint bottles containing hlK' waa found when the rail was made. Dorf man came here from Kansas and was re cently prevented by the Civic league frim I engaging in the sale of 2 per cent non I intoxicant beer In county court von Keii n and Durfman entered a ' plea of nut gi.lliy ta the c harge of boot legging. ! Their ca-e nvre i-et for hearing tomor row at 2 i. tn and In default vif 32,009 ball each they were lodged In Jutl. Slashed with a Rasor, wounded with a gun or pierced by a rutty nail, Bi'.cklen's Arnica Sulve h sis the wound. Guaranteed. Jbc. For gale by lit-aton Drug company. Boy Dies from l.oc-kjaev. EDGAR, Neb.. June 24 (Special Geoifif Morthrad. a boy 8 years of age. sun of Mr. 411.1 Mrs. Joseph Morehead of this city, died of lock Jaw yeatarday morn.ng. I tie iioy injured lis foot last Tuesday and It Is thought, that the lock jaw resulted fiuin that.