THE OMAIIA SUNDAY BEE: JUNE 13, 190fl.
(51
REAL ESTATE LOANS
(Continued )
- MORTOAQC LOANS.
,1 deal re to announce to horn ownwi and
home builder of the cities of Omaha and
fcouth Omaha, that I am prepared to loan
rnony on residence property at tha ama
rata that tha building and loan associa
tion pay their depositor for tha una of
tha monay they a.a loaning, thereby effect
ing a saving to borrower of tha expense
Of managing and maintaining building and
loan esvn-lations. No oommlalaon la oharged
for making loana, or.ly a nominal um la re
quired to cover tha pens of recording
mortgage and examining abstract of title
Privilege granted borrower to pay 10
per cent to So per cent of the principal en
any intereit date. Interest payable semi
annually W. H. THOMAS.
603 rirat National Bank Cldg.
Telephones, Douglas 164a. Ind. A 1S4S.
WANTED-Clty loana. Peters Trust Co.
KCOND MORTOAOB loans negotiated.
Apply Hnomt 417-18 First Nat l Bank lildg.
lJti Phcne Douglas I31S. (22) 4U4
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WE HAVE BUY Kits for a t-roooi house, a
tt-room house and a couple of varant lota
NOWATA LAND AND LOT COMPANY,
Suite 624 N. Y. Ufa Bldg., Omaha,
rhone Ked lk. open Evenings.
WE have customera waiting for 4, I and
7-roora houses. If you want to sell call
us up and a man will Investigate your
property at once. lan-Andrew Co..
422 N. Y. Life Bldg. .
MODERN dwelling, (t bedrooms). Ad
dress B 673. Bee.
INFORMATION wanted, from owner
r;o has good, modern, residence for sale.
In cr svlthln 15 miles of Omaha: wish tn
learn 6f heat bargain being offered at be
tween 18,000 and $UI,000; give price and brief
description; no agents ne:d answer. Ad
dress Ci. Cunier, Room 7S, N. 4t West Mon
roe St., Chicago, 111.
STOVE REPAIRS
NEW furnaces; hot water and hot air com
bination heating. I and 4-hole laundry
hot water healers, mantle grates, gas
stoves repairso, water fronts and flower
vases. Omaha Stove Repair Works, 1206
l.Ms Dougla sit. Phone Ind. A-S6iL Hell
uougiaa 10; 828
WANTED-TO BUY
BEST price paid for second-hand furniture,
Citrpeta clothes and shoes. Tel. Doug. &WL
(Z&)-27
TtTTSIT nrlt-e nald for 2d-hni1 furnldip.
stoves, clothing. W'm. Rosenblatt. Tel.
Uougia M0L () S3
W'R buy Joblot of shoes. Address H.
Marks, ISO No. I2d Bt, Phone Webster
i.,a.
WANTED A female coyote. Address,
rtuooipn rtovigno, aiercnant iiofi.
WANTED-T0 RENT
WE are getting Inquiries for well located
houses. Must have sole agency. Nowata
Land ard Lot company, suite W4 N. T
Life Bldg. Phone Red U90. Omaha, Neb.
Open evenings. i.W MO
COUPLE without children desire fur
nlHhed cottage or small apartment. Must
be desirable location. Address, O. W7 Bee.
WANTED SITUATIONS
SITUATION wanted as drug clerk in
mall town In Neb.; eight years experience;
registered; college graduate; good refer'
ences. Address Mali Hooper, Paola, Kan.
For high grade men, call Omaha T. M. C. A.
POBITION for summer by young lady.
Address A 671. car Bee.
WANTED Summer outing position with
pleasant people by young woman high
school teacher, expert In camp life and
catering, skilled tn securing safety, com
fort and pleasure under rougn coqamons.
Entire charge if desired. Address Miss
Garrison, ssoi K St., Lincoln, nod.
Notice ef Stockholders' Meetlag.
To the stockholder of THE MISBoClU
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY! '
In conformity with the requirements of
the Constitutions and lavs of the states o(
Missouri. Kansas and Nebraska and the
by-lavs of the Company, YOU ARhi
HEREBY NOTIFIED that by resolution of
the Board of directors of The Mnwurt
Pacific Railway Company duly adopted at
meeting of earn Board on the ztn day oi
May, A. !., IMS, a meeting of the stock-
olders of The Mlsaourt PanTlo Hallway
Company has been called to be held at thu
Office of the company, Room ju Missouri
Pacific Building, In the City of St. Loul.
In the State of Missouri, on the sixth day
of August, A. I). li. at nine o'clock In the
forenoon,
111 lor the purpose of considering a Con-
ract and Articles of Consolidation bearing
date the 28th day of May, laOs, Heretofore
made and entered Into by and on behalf of
Tl.e Missouri Pacific Railway Company and
the following named corporation by order
of their respective Boards of directors:
The Kansas ana Colorado Paclflo Rail
way Company, a consolidated corporation
of the Slate of Kansas;
The Central Branch Railway Company, a
consolidated corporation of the State of
Kansas;
The Rooks County Railroad Company, a
orporatlon of the State of Kansas;
The Nevada and Mlnden Railway com
pany, a corporation of the Stat of Ml-
iourl;
Nevada and Mlnden Railway company oi
Kansas, a corporation of the Bute of
Kansas;
Kansas City and Southwestern Railway
Company of Missouri, a corporation of ihu
Bute of Missouri:
Kansas City and Southwestern Railway
Company, a corporation of the State of
Kansas;
The Fort Scott Central Railway com
pany, a consolidated corporation or.
State of Kansas;
Kanooolls and Kansas Central Railway
Company, a corporation of the Etate of
Kansas;
tm Kansas southwestern naiiway com
pany, a corporation of the Stat Of Kansas,
and
The I.Rnv snd PAnav Valley Air Line
Railroad Company, a corporation of the
mate of Kansas,
vherebv all nr anv of said corporations
and The Missouri Paolflc Railway Company
have agreed to consolidate In the wncie.
and to consolidate the stock of the re
spective companies making such consolida
tion, and to form and make unaer ana pur
suant 10 tne taws or tne oiaios oi .uipwuih
Kaunas and Nebraska, a new, consolidated
corporation, to be known a The Missouri
Pacific Railway Company, owning, con
trolling, possessing and bringing under one
management all and singular the lines of
railroad and other properties, real, personal
ana mixed, powers, rignts, privilege, im
mutinies and franchises, belonging to any
of tha enmaanlas making Such consolida
tion, upon the terms and conditions fixed
and stated by aald Contract and Article
of Consolidation;
(Z) For the purpose or voting upon me
question whether sucn contract ana Ar
ticles of Consolidation, so made and en'
tared into, shall be ratified, assented to, ap
proved and adopted ana sucn c-onsoiiaation
Consummated or whether such Contraot
and Article of Consolidation shall be re
jected;
is) TO consider ana tow upon me adop
tion nf a resolution accepting the provis
ion, nf Artlnla II of Charter 12 of the Re
vised Statute of the State of Missouri,
. It .A .. , . ...thn.l.. . k a mm- . V. A n
all a required by Section numbered 1069 of
such Revised Statutes In the case of con
solidation of railway corporation; and
(4) To take any other action In the pre-
mlsfs and to transact any other business
that mav propeny.com before tne meeting.
Rueh Contract and Artioies or consolida
tion will be submitted to the meeting of
the stockholder o caned ror examination
and every stockholder attending win be fur
nished with a printed copy thereof, and at
anv time before irh meeting any stock-
holder will be furnished with a printed copy
or sunh contract ana Article nr conso
lidation upon application therefor during
business hour to the Assistant Secretary
of the company, at tn orric or tne com.
pany In the City or Nt. louis, Missouri.
uatea, May xsm, i"".
: GEORGE J. OOTTLt).
President of The Missouri Paciflo Railway
Company.
a. h. CAT.ycv.
Secretary of The Missouri Paclflo Railway
company.
T2toAI
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
County treasurer to C. T. Schmidt,
lot 1 and t, block 5, Dwlght at Ly
man' add
Lottie B. Oage and husband to
T ..lira VI lot T. block 10.
Plalnvlew 800
Caroline Petera et al. to John A.
Vetera, lota 1 and i. block $. Mll-
lurd 700
Rudolph Rohde et al. to Reglna Lud-
wlg, Same
Anna Ilohda et al. to John A.
Peter, sama . 44
F. I). Wead and wife to J. J. De-
rlght. lot 23. block 4, Vaesar Place.. 100
Churles Edwards and wife to Mary
R. Surensen. lot 3. block IS. Shull's
2d add 2,000
Elva liaker et al. to A. J. Lvmahoo.
e4 ne' 23, and sVi nVi and nVi
swVi 24-15-10
Josephine Vogelsang to Frits Stark,
nn.fhti-A (nl.rAKt In lot 12 hlnAlr S.
McCormack's 24 5S0
Frits Stark and wife to Josephine
Vorelsanc. one-third Interest In lot
9, block 2. Klrkwood TOO
Victor Brulckatein to Rebecca Brulok
Bteln, lot 3, block 1, Kountze 4th....
C. (Ifr-orva Cflrlherir and wife to Allda
M. Benedict, lot i. Carlberg' replat 1800
J. F. Bohm and wife to Leo Baruch.
und. nw4 lot 19, KounU Id 437
A. O. Peterson and wife to Gertrude
Ruchhols. lot 4. block 4. Hazel
Terrace .' 8,200
Peter C. Cramer to J. A. Wolf, lot
3. block 7. Mvers. Richards & Til-
den 1,900
William Osnlln to P. C. Cramer, lot
t and 4. block 7. Myers. Richards at
TllUons 800
L. M. Gans and wife to John Murtey,
lot 11, block Id, Hanscom Place.... L000
F. C. Hayward and wife to H. II.
Oonau. lot la. block 111. Hanscom
Place 1,660
Francis Dmitri to ucorge w. aimitn,
, lota 1, t I, 4, block 146, and other
lota, Omaha
B. C. Fowler and wife to National
Bank of Commero, lota 24. 26, 26, -
block 2. Pruyn Park
Mary D. Dover to Zeida Robinson,
lot X Schncll add
II. Neuliaua and wife to Herman
Neuhau. part wt4 nwVt B-li-13 1.&0S
Susan tt. tveleth to Dana E. Voor
hees, lot 11 and 12. block t. Ma
honey at Minahan's 1st add
Total i $1S,?jI
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
The Beat rarm Payer la tk West
TH Paper that Reaches tk
LEGAL NOTICES
NOT1CKJ TO CONTRACTORS-OMAHA,
Nu., jun iv. lrj. i no Doom m cuu
tUm. U.k....l TM.I t ' ,11 li h. In
BWH "k - -1 ..ww ."-II iv. w. w...
vile sealed bids for the construction
plumbing and rleotiic wiring of - a four
room brick addition to the Beats school
t at IT.irl I -ull.l li anA Walnut .Ir.nll
IWKIVU - - v. - - - - --
Plana, specifications and bidders' blanks
giving the ueoMSNary information, may be
obtained at the office of the Superintendent
of Buildings, 915 l'aclfic street told Pacific
sohool building). All bids must be msxie on
bidder Plana lurmancu uy me auperin-
. lliill.llliWM k iidpliriibl nli..h
loi i u r 1 1 1 i .
payable to the School District of Omaha
for not less than t per cent et the amount
of the bid liiu-il accompany each bid. The
Board reserve the right to reject any or
all bid and to waive any defect or In
formality In any bid, should It be deemed
in Hie tntereat of tho School District so
to do. Bids will not ba received after T:9
o'clock p. m., Jun 21, at which tlui all
bids on file with the Secretary will b
opened In open board moeting In the pres
ence of the public bend aealed envelupns
containing bids to the underaianed, marked
as follow; "Bids on Beals Addition." J. F.
BUROESri. Secretary Board of Education,
City flan, um"
NOTICE TO ENGINEERS. NOTICE IS
hereby given that aealed bIJs will be
received by the noaru oi mntcwii o
the JJancron urainoge i'io".
..r.rt K..i.r.iia f.ii- ilia enclnscring wor
I n ..n'nnll.in Willi tlia 10lllOB a lid COn
structlou of a system of drainage In said
nmtrli t accoraing 10 ne iciw.tv.w...
fnr ..1.4 wn.b n.,w nil ti with Cryl L.
Farley, Bancroft. Nebraska, secretary ot
tiuu ooaro. aaiu uiui m.., - - - - -with
ih. Mi.iir-i.rv on cr befor twelv
o'clock nook on Thurdy, Jun 17th,
109. Dated Jun 10th, 109. By crci.i
of the Board of Director. Caryl E. Far.
ley. secretary. j-UJil
LEGAL NOTICES
Higher Vtlnet in Northwest Qirei
Wheat Firm Opening'.
BEARS ARE STILL AGGRESSIVE
Tradlagr Beronie Uall After ne Firt
Rasei ol Order and Rearalar Ia
actlve Batarday Market
tVas Result.
OMAlfA, Jun 11 130
Wheat had a firm opening, due to higher
values In the northwestern markets. Bears.
owever, were still aagreaslv and oia
freely on the esrly advance and eased the
market. Trading became dull after the
first rush of orOeis and the regular Inactive
Saturday market resulted.
corn is moving freely ana the maraei is
active, with the general sentiment on the
besr ld. Favorable report are general.
Wheat w a nervoti scalulng arrair ana
t the close thowed little clianse from yes
terday. Early buying advanced the mar
ket, but late selling reduced the early bulge
and prices were only a shade better at the
dose.
Corn was steady and showed a better ton
early, but wa unable to advance although
oash corn was higher and the action of
the market much livelier. Receipt are
food and while the presont demand con
tinues price are sustained.
Primary wheat receipts were lsu.ow nu.
and shipments were 1M.000 bu., against
receipts last year of IS S, 000 bu. and ship
ment of 109.000 bu.
Corn recelnts were 40B 000 bu. and ship
ment were 603,000 bu., against receipts last
ear of &&3.000 bu. and shipments of 323,000
Clearance were none of corn, none of
Oata and wheat and flour equal to 139,000
bu.
Liverpool olosed Hd lower to Ud higher
on wheat and unohanged on corn.
Local range of option:
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS 8E A I.ED
bid will be received at the Atkinson
National bank, Atkinson. Neb., tip to
o'clock p. tn., Monday, June !$. Ml3, for
the erection of a brick school building tn
Atkinson, Neb., for School District No. 21,
Holt oounty. Neb., according to plan and
specifications now on file at the office
of A. H. Dve Co.. Architects. Fremont,
Neb. The right t reserved to relect any
and all bid. J13-13-1
COl'NTY OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS OF
Douglas County, Nebraska The County
Board of Equalisation wlU sit for the pur
pose of equalizing tne assessment of Doug
a county, Nebraska, for the year 19U9. a
required under section 121, chapter 77,
article l, statutes oi xseoraska, oommenc
Ins- Tuesday. June 15. 1909. at 10 o'clock a
m., in the county commissioners chamber
at the court house, Omaha, Nebraska. The
duration of tha session snail "not be lea
than three day nor more than twenty
day." Therefore, all persons owning real
state or personal property aupject to
taxation shall call and examine their as
sossmenL that any error as to valuation
etc, may be adjusted by aald board as the
law Drovideo.
Section a, cnapter is, ariioie t, statute
of Nebraska, make It the duty of the
Board of County commissioners at their
regular session. In January In each year to
prepaj-e an estimate of the necessary ex
pense of the county during th ensuing
year. Th estimated expense of th
county of Douglas, for th year lftB, are
aa follow:
For general fund
For bridge fund
For road fund
For bond alnking fund,.
For soldiers relief fund.....
S33S.0OO
80,000
85,000
90,000
10,000
Total 1600,000
By order or tn Boara of county Com
missioner.
D. M. HAVERLY, County Clerk.
JUdllt
Mme Ruiz Was
St. Louis Girl
Woman Who Killed Herielf Because
of ' Vanderbllt Wai Daughter
of Boiler Maker.
BT. LOTTI8, Jun U.-Kma Agne O'Brien
Ruls, whose suicide In London was kept
from the press for weeks, has been Identi
fied by St. Louts friends as the daughter
of th lata Charle O'Brien, a local boiler
maker. She was born near Ninth street
and Cass avenue, and had a brother,
Charlie, formerly a member of th St
Loul fir department and now living in
North Bt. Louis, and on sister. Eh used
to attend the Everett achool on Eighth
street and was well known then a ad
venturous. When h wa about IS year
old. friend of the family say, she ran
away from home. Journeying to New Or
lean and beating her way back in a box
car.
RAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
S.5o;7.00: extra fancy and s'rlght, 5.76
140; hard winter clear. M 7V&6.10.
BRAN Unchanged; sacked, east track,
iLKi.r.
HAY Unchanged; timothy, tlS.00O17.Mr.
prairie, $10 inialj 60.
RAtHIINO-.C.
HI-MP TWIN a 7c.
PROVISION I'ork, higher: JobMnf.
130.00. I,ard, higliur; prime steam, ill' J
1160. Dry salt meat, unchanged; boxed
extra shorts, IU.tM.Vt; clear rios, tilt;
short clears, Sll.Tli. Macon, unchanged;
boxed extra short. Ill clear ribs,
rhort clears, tlJ.75.
POlXTRV Firm; chicken, UHc; prlnir,
lSgtto; tnrkevs, IJrtfHo: ducks, He; gees, 4c
IL'TTKR Steady; creamery. VW0.
LOGS Steady at 1SV0. case count.
itece-ipis. enipmeniH.
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
.... 1.900
..11.000
..&0,ti0
..45, tM)
1
41.:.')
S4.000
Articles. Open. High.) lxw. i Close. Yes'y.
Wheat
July...
Sent...
Corn ...
July...
Kent...
0ls ....
July...
bept...
tOM,
1 02'
1 inv4
8:::::
l on, l jovi
1 02' 1 03
6!H
fcti
s
41Vs
1 Ons
1
9S
6CVi
Umaha, Cash Price.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, tl.8im.tS: No. 1
hard, ll.2S-fll.3fl; No. 4 hard. ll.H(T1.26; No.
3 spring, $1.27411.80.
CORN No. 1. 4'a70c; No. S, 69.'tt700;
No. 4. iSo; no grade, bSo; No. 1 yellow.
70c; No. 3 yellow, 70c; No. i white, 72o,
No. S white, 71Sc.
OATS No.-1 mixed. WAffMwMc; No. t yel
low, &4o; No. t white; tojotiVic; No. 4
white, KjiWVc
KYU-No. 1 T9Vij80Hc: No. 1 7&579a
Car Lot neeelpt
Wheat. Corn. Oata
Chicago 4 219 lu
Minneapolis 110 ... ...
Luluth (
WEATHER IS T1IH GRAIN BELT
Cnsettled, wltti Shower Raaday and
the San Temperature.
OMAHA. June 12, 109.
FhoweT occurred within the last twenty
four hours In the northttest, the central
valleys, the west gulf states and along the
Atlantic coast, and continue this morning
In tho upper Missouri valley and southwest.
r.0 important change in temperature has
occurred In any section since the preceding
roport, out a sucnt and general ris is
shown In all portions, except in the lower
Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys,
where the weather 1s slightly cooler. The
barometric pressure is very unevenly dis
tributed over all portions of the country
and conditions are favorable for- continued
unsettled weather, with showers, In this
vicinity tonight and Sunday, and not much
change In temperature.
Keeora or temperature and precipitation
compared with In corresponding day of
th last three years:
im im. 1907. i9o,
Minimum temperature ... .4 60 68 bt
Precipitation 00 . 08 . 83 . 00
Normal temperature for today, 71 degree.
Deficiency in precipitation sine March L
2.11 Inches.
Exees corresponding period in 1B0S, 2.19
Inches.
deficiency corresponding period In 107.
5.41 Inches.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Cora and Wheat Region Dnlletla.
Corn and wheat region bulletin for
Omaha, Neb., for th twenty-four hours
ending at 8 a. m., 70th meridian time,
Saturday, June 12, 1909:
OMAHA DI8TRTCT.
Temp Raln-
Statlnn. Max. Mln. fall.
Ashland, Neb CT M
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Feat are of th Trading aad Closing
Price oa Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. June 12. Fear of floods In
the southwest and congestion in the July
delivery In the western market offset
bearlsu crop report and caused a firm
finish In the wheat market here today,
final quotations showing net gains of So
to Sc. Corn olosed firm, oat steady
and provision strong.
The wheat market was an erratlo affair
the greater part of th session, but th
firedomlnattng sentiment wa on Of Dull
shncss. Early in the day the market de
rived considerable strength from an ad
vance of 0 at Winnipeg In the July op
tion, owing to the manipulation of that de
livery, and later, when the flurry in th
northwestern market had subsided, reports
Of impending floods In the southwest im
parted fresh bullish enthusiasm. Shorts,
apparently afraid to hold oft over 8unday
tn view of the posnlble damage to th
winter crop by floods, bought freely and
there was also general buvlna- bv commis
sion houses. Foreign crop news was bear
ish. The Russian eroo outlook wa further
Improved by additional rains, and estimates
on the world's shipment for the week In
dicated a liberal movement. In addition to
the selling pressure on the July delivery,
which at times was heavy, the September
option also wa subjected to selling by In-
iiuentiai interests, rne range on July for
the day was between $l.lu and 11.17.
The market olosed firm, with July at
11.17.
Wet weather was again a bullish influ
ence In th corn market, aentlment' in the
pit being Inollned to the buying side. The
market closed firm, with price VtOPHo to
So above yesterday' close.
oats were rather weak. Th market
olosed barely steady, with prices a shade
lower to ho mgner.
Provisions scored substantial advances.
Pork displayed the greatest strength and
at th olose showed net gains of sn$40o.
Lard and ribs closed TSiOo to lOfluso
higher.
Th leading; future ranged a follows:
Articles. Open.' Hlgh. Low. Clo. Tesy.
Wheat
July
Sept.
Deo.
Corn-
July
Sept.
Dee.
Oat
July
Sept.
Deo.
Pork
July Sept,
Lard
July Sept.
Ribs
July Sept,
1 1BS-7
1 10VU
1 08SS
l&s3v
S2W
,4SS
. 4s
07Si
W ZD
11 2S
11 70
10 M
1 10$ i m
1 OiS 1 08
7SSS'
70S3
6M
70S
a3sisff
s
SO 40
20 CO
11 70
U77W
11 00
10 MS 11 00
44
S
20 07S
20 U
11 2S
11 70
10 M
10 2S
1 ITS
IWS
1 08S.
7S
TOttaS
fluZ
62
S
20 40
20 eo
11 70
11 77Si
11 00
10 7S
1 1MU
1 13
1 0SQS
7IS1IS
704'OS
(US
KS1S
44S
SO OS
SO 20
11 60
11 66
10 70
10 M
Auburn. Neb in
Broken Bow, Neb. M
Columbas, Neh... SS
Culbertson, Neb.. 70
Falrbury. Neb.... 70
Fairmont, Neb... 86
Or. Island, Neb.. 70
Hartlngton, Neb. 71
Hastings, Neb.... 09
Holdrege, Neb.... 69
Oakdale. Neb
Omaha. Neb
Tekamah, Neb...
Alta, la
Carroll, la
Clarlnda, la
Sibley. Ia
Sioux City, la...
Sky.
.00 Cloudy
57 .03 Foggy
48 .00 Cloudy
81 .00 Cloudy
M .B7 Cloudy
6fi T Cloudy
$1 .00 Clear
54 .00 Clear
SA .09 Clear
63 .00 Cloudy
64 .00 Cloudy
7S 61 .00 Pt. cloudy
65 68 T Cloudy
68 68 .00 Cloudy
75 57 .23 Cloudy
75 57 .10 Cloudy
69 59 .07 Clear
78 67 . 25 Cloudy
72 60 T Cloudy
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp Rain.
Central. Station. Max. Mln. Inches.
Chicago, 111 St 78 M .01
Columbu, 0 17 7H 64 .00
Des Moines. Ia.... 14 78 M .16
Indianapolis, Ind.. U 80 60 . 04
Kansas City, Mo.. 21 76 60 . 28
Louisville, Ky 19 83 62 .01
Minneapolis, Minn. 29 80 60 .10
Omaha, Nb 19 70 66 .06
St. Louis, Mo IS 80 6S .30
Light but general shower occurred in all
portions of th corn and wheat region
within the last twenty-four hour, except
the Columbu district. A heavy fall oc
curred at Warretiton, Mo, Temperature
change have been alight and unimportant
L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
General Market it tanjruid and the
Tone Becomei Heary.
BIO GAIN ET BANS CLEAXEfOS
Isfreaie, However, aa how hy
Statement, Prave Daa la Large
Part to New Tork City
FigBre.
NEW TORK, Jure 11 Th demontra
tlv bidding up In today' mrket of a mis
cellaneous lot of Industrial stock and spe
cialties not usually consplcuou, did not
serve to keep up an effecttv demand for
the usually active trading stocks. The gen
eral market was languid and tbe tone be
came heavv after the probability of an
other large loan expansion by the banks
came Into discussion.
The large percentage of th Increase In
bank oelarlng this week over the corre
sponding week last year proves due In
large part to the New Tork City figures.
Those figures for this year are almost
double those of last year, the Increase
reaching nearly tLOOO.OOO.WO. The degree
In which Increased speculation I respon
sible for the Increase Is Implied In the
comparison of this week' sales at the
Stock eybhang of 6.K29.000 share of stock
and $36,926,000 par value of bonds, hlle for
the week ending June la. 10S, sale." were
1.AMT.S00 shares of stock and 111.117, OuO par
value of bonds.
The large bond transaction by new 1s
sue going on at the financial center also
account for the violent expansion In bank
ing activity. Intimations of further large
f nanolal operations In view, the approacn
of the eml-anniial settlement and the ex
pectation of the yearly demand from the
nterlor for fund to move the crops an
add to th attention given to tha money
situation.
Report that effort had failed to patch
up the dispute among the trunk line rail
road over the rrelfht rates on import
traffic made a bad Impression. Tho cop
per Industrials were weak and discussion
of the Copper Producers' association sta
tistics bora on the possibility of a con
cealed surplus of stock In second hands
and of raw copper not ready for delivery
In the producers' hands. A rise of a point
In United States Steel In th late dealings
had a rallying effect on stocks, but the
market olosed Irregular.
Th cash Item of the banks yielded the
exp ted Increase, but the loan expansion
again proved the deciding factor In th
statement, cutting down tbe surplus $1,000,-
000 In the average and the actual surplus
$2,67,&16. Th New York City bond sal
plays a part In the Increase of $18,976,500
in -the loan by average, which figure at
26. E9,000 Increase in the actual compar
ison. ,
Bond were Irregular. Total sales, par
value, $3,848,000. United State 4. regis
tered, have declined S Per cent on call
during the week.
Number of s4e and leading Quotation
on stocks were as follows:
talM. High. Low. Clan.
Buy "Street Ry. Pfd."
Now nnd you will get the accrued dividend of three
months payable July 1st.
We have 100 shares, or part at $84.50, which will not
yon 6ro on your investment.
SAMUEL BURNS, JR.
Phone Douglas 895. ' C14 N. Y. Life Bldg.
J
Peposlts 1.43 40" atHfOO
Circulation 4il!7.4W JS.J
l.cgl tender U'.7,4iJ S.S7j.
I . -Liri'ltf ..... I" v fc.w,
1 1, . Ivl "MO AM17I11
R rei ve required 7,3.7i 6.6.VI uOO
surplus I7,H8.100 1 041. AW
Lx-U. S. deposits l.424,W5 l,Uin,7UU
Decrease.
The percentage of ao'.tial reserve of th
clearing house bank today was H.W.
The statement of bunks and trust com
panies of Oreater New York not reporting
to tne clearing house Knows mat inoxe in-
iltutlon have aggregate deposits or n,.-u,-
15. :uo; total Cash on hand, lU,lfc&,Mt "d
loans amounting to H.Us.Mi.suO.
No. 1
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Firm? winter patents, $8.4frE6.75:
winter straights, $C.10i.6u; spring patents,
IS.2Cfi-M; spring straights, M-SUarllo
Lakers, $3.4Ka.40.
BUTTER Weak; creamery specials, 28H
S27c; official price, SUo; extra, 26c; third
to first, 82026ftc.
CHEE Easy and unchanged; weekly
exports, M boxes.
EGO IS Steady; western second, t021o;
out hern, 183 20Hc.
POULTRY Alive, dull; western chickens,
broilers, 3Xo; fowls, 16Htfil6c; turkeys,
lie. Dressed, dull! western chickens. 23ii
S6c; fowl, 14Mr15o.
RYB-No. t, afcc,
BARLEY Fred or mixing, $1Q1Ho; fair
to choice malting, SIH'SssHo.
SKEUS-Flax, No. 1 southwestern, I1.C1H;
No. 1 northwestern, tL7H. Timothy, $3.a
Clover. $10 W.
PROVlSIONIS-Mes pork, per bbl., $30 4&3
SO 46. Lard, per 100 lb.. $U 70. Hhort rib!
side (loose), UO fe U.06. Short clear aide
t boxed), tll.itVdH.26.
Total clearances of aheat and flour wet
equal to 139,000 bu. Primary receipts were
LXi.OuO bu.. compared with 236,000 bu. the
corresponding day a year ago.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
4 cars; corn, 320 cars; oata, 170 Cars; hosii.
42,000 head.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotation f th Day oa Varloa
Commodities.
NEW TORK. June 13. FLOUR Re
ceipts, 11.S63 bbls.; exports, 5.113 bbl.; mar
ket dull and unohanged; Minnesota pat
ents, ic ar-ao efl; winter straight, $6.66S.S5;
Minnesota bakers, $...3630.80; winter extras,
$4.8f.6.70; winter patents, W.757.00; winter
low grades, $4.7535.60; Kansas straights,
$5.8&Q6.00. Rye flour, dull; fair to good,
$4.604.70: choice to fancy. $4.(0-36.00.
CORN MEAL Firm; fine white and yel
low, $1. 661.70; coarse, Jl.66til.60; kiln dried,
13 flora a Mt.
RYB Dull; No. t western. 97Vo nominal,
f. n. h afloat. New York.
BARLEY Steady ; feeding, S6g:S7o, t. o.
b.. New York.
WHEAT-Receipts, 74,800 bu.; pot mar
ket firm; No. t red, $1.61 nominal elevator;
No a red. tl.65 nominal, t. o. b.. afloat; No.
1 northern Duluth, $1.3714 t. 0. b., afloat;
No. hard winter. S1.86. f. O. b., afloat.
On account of sensational northwest
strength In July wheat, the local market
was active and about 1 oent higher. Shorts
were also Influenced by excessive rains In
the southwest and fears of floods, but late
realizing caused a slight set back. Final
nrlras mere VtfiKo net higher. July Olosed
$1.25c, September closed $1.17H0 December
olosed $1.16Hc
JCORN-Recelpts, $T875 bu.J spot market
firm; No. z, c elevator ana mo, i. o.
afloat; No. 1 white, 86Hc and No. t yellow,
arrun t. n. h.. afloat, all nominal. Option
market was wltnout transactions, closing
net unchanged. July closed at $2c; Sep
tember closed at 79c! December closed at
OATS Receipts, ,100 bu.; exports, 4,818
bu.; spot market dull; mixed 26 to a
pounds, 2Me nominal; natural white, 26 to
2 nnnnds. tfrtma". clipped White, 34 and 4t
nnnniiq AftUfiSC.
FEED Fteady; spring bran, $26.85; mid
dlings. S'JT.sS: city. $27.60.
HAY Otilet: NO. t, 6M$6c; good to
ettnlra ATxiffll M.
HIPKS-FIrm; Bogota, V821V4o; Central
America. 21Vic.
i.rATHir R atpad v : acid zSenoc.
PROVISIONS Reef oulet; family, $13 60
14.00; mess, $10.!WVrrl1.00: beef hams. $24 00
2f 00; packet. SIS OC-j 12.50: city, extra India
modtums. $M.60f?2100. Cut meats, firm!
pickled bellies, $12 Zf.j jz mi: nrKiea n.
tit sn l.ard. western. Ill VT12.0f.: refined
firm: continent. I12W: South America
$12.76; compound. $.0038.2f. Pork, firm
family. $21.OOt?22.00; short clear, $J0.504f 22.00
n.aM e)1 1
TALLOW-Steady; city 6Hc; country. 6H
CStc.
RICE Steady; domestic fair to extra, S13
6H0; Japan, nominal.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. June lS.-WHEAT-Swt,
No. S red winter, nominal; futures, steady
July, ., d.; September, 8s., 6d.; Decern
CORN Firm: new American mixed, via
Galveston. 6s., 6Hd.; futures, steady; July,
6s., 6l4d.; September, 6., CVid.
Mllvrnnkee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. June 11 WII PAT-No. 1.
t.!t'H; No. S northern. I1.J64H 17; July,
$1 17'.. bid. n
OATS-Stanard. SSVt(B5SKo.
liARl.F. X-t,"'u c.
Sweetheart Dies,
Kills Himself
Suicide Followt Fatal Accident and
Double Funeral Will Be
Held.
PHILADELPHIA, JUB U.-BroodJng
over th death of hi flanoa, Raymond
Ilelntselmann, aged SO years, of Bowmans
town. Pa., swallowed pulton yetrday and
then, hurrying to th cemetery, shot him
self through th heart at th grave dug
for 'Mis Florene Rhr0x, aged IS year.
On Memorial day th young eoopl were
out driving and met with aa accident,
which caused th .young woman death on
Wtdneeday 1" thl Pity A doubl funeral
WlU take place on (Sunday.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa., Jun 1J.-BUT-TER
Dull, He lower; extra western
creamery, t7Vtc; extra nearby prints.
KOOS Steady; fair demand; Pennsyl
vania, other nearby firsts, 23c at mark;
current receipt In returnable eases, 22c;
western firsts, 13c at mark; currant re
ceipts Hants.
CHEESE Firm, fair demand; New York
ful1 0,r!2d'3? choice. 1414Wo; fair to
good, 13011S.
Minneapolis Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jun lt.-WHEAT-Ju!y
$l.a37; September, $1.11'4; December, $1 oV
Cash: No. 1 hard, $1.3SSfrl.SV; No.' i
?,0!tn,n''..,!1'N1.-3S' LKo- northern,
Sl.ttftttl-ttH; No. $ horlhern, $1.33i,ai.4
FLAX Closd at $1.80Vk.
BH.tN In bulk. $23. 60ii 24.00.
luvk 'lrst patents.
lC? KP,t.r1'- 5: mat clear!
Tv.-w-wv.awt awuunu cieara, ffl. IvQs.Sfi.
It. Laal General Market.
ST. LOU18. Jun 1$. WHEAT Future
higher; no cash market; track, No. S red
cash, finjiM, nominal; No. s hard, $13314
fov: JU'y' 1UH: 0,')t'mbr. tL
CORN Firm t oash lower; track. No I
cash, "4c; No. S white. 76ko; July. 73U,c:
September, TOo. - ' '
OATS-Vi'eak; Iraok, No. t oash. PUo;
Mt woU.Ho July, 0Va; fcptnibr;
RYE Nominal at S6V.
EED-Tmothy. $1.603'tS5.
t'ORNM E.A L $3.60.
)RN CUTTON TIES-SOo.
FLOUR Unchanged; red winter patents,
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, June 12 MONUY-On call.
nominal. Time loans, steady; sixty days.
iVd!'4 P" cent; ninety days, N per cent;
six months, SdV! per cent.
IKIMK MERCANTILE PAPKR-5Vifi
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm, with
actual business in bankers' Mils at $4 hi.
4 86 for slxty-ilay bills and at 14 77ii4 7!l
for demand; commercial bills. $4.&."NCr4.stV
HILVEK Uar. 6ISc; Mexican dollars,
UO.N'li Government, usy; railroad,
irregular.
Closing quotation on bonds today were
-J follows:
V. . nf. !. ns....l.1H Int. M. M. H 7'H
to coupon lniJran 4e
4U9
t.r.0
M)
l0
1,110
too
4.&V
i,vi
,7u0
104
404
a 100
IU0
20
1,W
It
44
4344
hH
?H
4.
MS
1H
am
Mit
lot Ik
M
60
7,100 HIV.
XI 104
iu
too 111
"100 'ioit
to HJVfc
HO 1014
100 104
89 Si
4J
4iS
14 S4
4H
It
4iVt
U
6
1114 mvt
131 131
Ml
lovt
ul
'ioii
IRS 4,
MI4
104
'v.
TO
4H
Allls-Chalmar pM ...
AmalgABiaterl Copper .
American Agricultural
American Beat Sugar..
Amarlean Caa pla
Am. C. a P
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. H. a L. pta
Am. Ice Secarttiss
Amorioan Linaaaa .....
Arnarlcan Locomstlra
Am. S. a B
Am. 8. a R. pM
Am. Sugar Refining...
Am. T. a T
Am. TobaMo pit
Arnarlcan Woolaa .....
Anaconda Mining Co..
Atchlton
Atchison ptt
Atlanllt Coaat Una...
Balilmor a Ohio
Dal. a Ohio p(d
Ilathlahea gtaal
SroaklTD Rapid Tr..,..
Canadian Faaldo
Central LaaUiar
Central Laathtr tfd...,
Central of Naw Jeraar
unaaapaaK a Ohio 1,0 TJ
Ohloags Alton 0) 1QH
Chisago Ot. W a tut M
(Jiuoago n. w 1.4U0 iu
u.. o.. o. a at. l.
Colorado t. 1 1. 40 444a 44
Colorado 80 Lr lt cu
Colo, a So. 1st pM lilt II Si II Si
Oolo. 4V (0. 14 pd tup msi MSi
Conaolldatwl Oaa l.ouO 144Si Km
Carn ProducU LIM li 1444
Delawaro a Hudaon
Denver a Rio Oranda 1.(04 (OH (0
D. R. O. pfd 100 I MS
Dlatlllara' Bosurttlas Tut) MSt 111
Brie taoi 17 t
trio lit pfd 3u g list.
Oenaral Blactrlc 14- H4V 1MS4
Erie Id pfd KM) 111 43 u
uenvrai r.iectno Z.4O0 lllSfc
Great Northern pfd LW0 m
Great Northern Ore ctta.... 4 no 14
Illinois Central l ftoo IM
InMrborough Mat. 1. 100 U
Int. MM. pfd 1 ii
International Harreatar .... 14 4
International Marina pfd... 1,440 t
International Paper 100 II
International Pump u0 41H
Iowa Central
Kanaas City le ,1. 100 4IH
K. C. So. pfd (00 r.H
tjouisTiiie at n
Minn. A St. L
m , st. r. a t. g. u...,
Missouri Paolfia
M., K. T
M., K. a T. pfd
National Biscuit .........
National Lead
N. R. R. ot M. let pit.,
New York Central
n. y.. 0. a w
Norfolk a W ,
North American ,
Northern Paolflo
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People a Oas
r . c, a a st.L
Preaaod Steal Car
Pullman Palaoe Car
Railway Steel Spring
Koadlns
Republln Steel
Republic Steal pfd
Rook Iiland Co
Rocg laland Co. pfd
St. LAST. Id pfd...
Bt, Loula S. W
t. L. S. W. pfd
(loaa-Sheffleld 8. a I...
Southern Paclflo
la. Pacific pfd
So. Rallwar
to. Kallwa pfd
Tenneaaiie Cor per
Teiaa a Paclflo
T., st. l. a w
t., st. l. a w. ptd
Union Pacific
Union Pacific pfd
u. s. Keen?
U. S. Rutrber
V. I. Steel St, 000 Si
V. g. gteel pfd l.t ISO
Utab Copper l.OuO ti
Va. -Carolina Chemical .... 11,10 U
VYabalB 4.ii0
WaUaa pfd 14.1- IT
Westara Maryland l.ItO 10
Weatlnghouao Bloctria i,M0 t!I
Weaem I'nion tot ti
Wheellni aV L. B ,
Wlaconaln Central M0 St
12 Vi
41 Si
K4S4
!"
''Si
t
9sa
1S
ISi
M 141
'"m 146
100
S.M0
MM
SflO 14S4
rJO Msi
e si
iuo liita
I, ID I&H
100 4Vi
S.tOO It Si
t.ltt 154 Si
iiiii
X Hi
"id 'iiL
100 115 H
liO 44 ii
11.1ft l6ti
l.S") 12 Si
IU0 lKtl
l.t") liSi
rw
ton
m
00
m
40.1'lt
l.tuO
"sV6
too
111 Si
l&Si
n si
141 Si
14
44 Ti
14
M
It
iSi
'it si
141
10
44 '4
test
ttsi
II
ill
IM
HH
sS
t'a) WVi
M.ft 1HH
7tf H
Total aaloa lor tho day, MT.tCO ihores.
I4t
lUZSi
Ssi
to st
H-i
131
111
14
MVi
Sou
113 V.
10
tr.
t'tt
70S
4a
H4Si 114 Si
7tSi
Hi
M
HS4
HSi
144
MA
MSi
6-1i
161V
1MV
Wi
74Si
ifSi
1S
4Si
14
44a
U4i
1
a
4H
7Si
1411
1X1
li Si
4JSi
11
106S
18U
0Si
44i
i04
Vi
187
111
It
44
II Si
164
I2S4
lussi
71
44H
675.
II
1I4U
"V.
"Si
tlVk
IK '4
l31fc
Pa
40 Si
it Si
1-4
It
4'i
1ISI
76
10
M!i
IW 140
14 V 14 St
4ls ni
M
tl
111
MH
fiSi
at Si
m
ititi
11
'44 si
ISMi
44
UiSi.
II
IsiaX
list
1
13
lMft
U4Si
UVi
4i
'iivi
113
H
IK"
u
1H
MSi
71
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London atonac Market.
LONDON, Jun 12 American aecurltles
on the stock exchange here today opened
rather below parity and th final quota
tions were tiuieuy steaay on a fraction
euner sine ot parity.
L.onaon closing Blotc
Oil and Runln.
NRW YORK, N. Y., June II OTt
Co'tonseed. Irregular; prime crude, $4 67
45 4 7J; vellow, $6.650 6.72; July. $5.71 ii
R.7S. Petroleum, steady; refined New
York, Id. 60; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
18 45; Philadelphia and Baltimore In bulk,
$4 US. Turpentine, firm; 43c.
ROSIN Oulet; strained, common to
good. $! 20jS. 25.
SAVANNAH. Oa., June 12. Olt, Tur
pentine, steady at 40Hc.
ROSIN Firm; B, 12 65; P. $20; E.
$3 85; F. $3.76; G, $3 R0; H. $4.00; I,
14.30; K, $5.06; N. $5S0; WQ and VW,
$6.40.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. N. Y., June 12. COFFEE
Market for coffee futures opened dull
at unchanged prices to a decline of 6
points, the easier tendepry of come
month telng in sympathy with the
French market, which wa 4 to 4
franc lower. Trading was very quiet
and the market rloxed dull, net un
changed to 6 point lower. Salt were
reported of 1.T60 bags, Including July at
4 45c, September at S.vSo. and May at
6 9uo. ftpot market, quiet; Rio No. 7.
7TiifjtSo; Pantos No. 4. Sc. Mild, dull;
Cordova, 121ic.
Movement of Merckaadlse,
NEW VORK. June 12 Imports cf mor
cnandl and dry goods at th port of New
York for the week ending J 1111 i ware
veined at $17 iT.3S0. Import of specie for
th port of New York for tha week ending
today were llM.074 silver and $10Lel gold!
Kxports of specie from tha post of Nw
York for the week ending today war
ha.M silver and $:,5o0 gold. ,
Coaaola, money.
do account
A naconda
Atrhlnon
do pfd
Baltimore a Ohio.,
Canadian Pacific...
Cheaapeaka a O ...
Chicago 0. W
Chi., Mil. a St. P.
Da Beere
Llenver a Rio Q...
do pfd
Brio
do let pfd
do Id pfd
Orand Trunk
Illlnoit Central
LrOUHvllle A M
!4Si M.. K. A T...
. IT-4 N. T. Control..
. 1 Si Norfolk AW..
U'.'t aa pfd
Omar a A W..
. .Ill Pennarlvanla
..l4Rnl Mines
.. 74i KeadlnK
.. 4 r.ouiiiern Ity
..Ust do pit
.. Hi Soulhers Paclflo.
.. US Union Pacific....
.. M to p4
.. V V. I. Steel
USi do pfd
.. 4 Wtbenri
.. 81 li do pfd...
. .l'.J itpasun 4a
14IS Atoal, Copijer
.. 44
..mil i
.. 3
.. 0
.. l
.. ;0S4
. . BO
.. II
.. 71 i
..
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..100
.. MH
Vi
isa
V. B. Is reg
do roupon
V. S. 4a, reg
to coupon
AUle-Cbal. lat H...
Am. Ag. la
Am. T. a T. t. 4a.
Am. Tobacco 4a
d'i aa
Atchlion gen, 4s. ..
do t. U. lat 41....
do CT. 40.
0 OT. is.
A4, O. L. 1
t4
HI
14
ila
Bl. a Ohio is..
do IS
do . W. ISaa...
Bran. Tr. e 4S .
Canada So. lat 4a..
MlVi do 4 See
. l 'l do M eorlea
1'-K. C. So. lat to .
.lit 1. imh. 4e 1S1
tl U N. nt. 4 lo
-ISOHM. a a T. let 4a...l"0'a
1 do lat a ref. 4a.... eSi
. KOSi A .-n IUi tl
111 Mo. Pa'-illc 40
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... 1i a afK 4, M
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lliiiN. T.. N. H. A H.
4s Ha rv. ta
lulSa N. a W. 1st con. 4a
. 4 to or. 4a t.-sa
. tl No. Paclflo 4a. 108
. 17 do la ?
..twSsto. S. U rfds- 4...... 14
.. nst
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IK. 41.
Jo.... tH
Central of Oa. ta Ill Prnn. ct. IH 111!
Central Leather 4a.... da eon. 4a
C. of H. 1. f. ta IH Reading mrn. 4i
Chea. A Ohio 4S4a....l04S St. b. A B. P. fl
eer-klnaen A A. ISB.. 14 St. I. S. W
C, B. k Q. 1. 4a I7S do lit gold 4a 4"i
C. M. a B r. g H tOStemBC,rd A. L. 4e ... 14
O.. . I. a P. c. ta.. tosgo. Paclflo col. 4a... KSi
do eol. aa o lei ret. eo i
do rfdg. 4a tlS go. Railway oa lllsi
COO, A St. L. f. 4a. tlW do gen. 4a VSi
Colo. Isd. St nsit'nlon Pacific 4a lot
"Ools. Mid. 4a N do ov. 4S m
C. B. r. a a. 4Wc do lat A nf. 4t ... f
U a H. ot. 4a. !05Vl!. a. Rubber a ctfe..l"5
da 1ft nf. 4a 114 V. B. Steel 2d ta r n
en, a R. O. 4i t. -, Va.-Caro. ctiem. fa.,. s
Dlftlllera' ta owanain .at oe.. ii.
Brio p. 1. 4a ' ao i ox. ia ij-o
do gen. 4a weptem aio. v-m
do ct. 4a aoriee A.. Weat. Elec. ct. ia.... 94S
do aerlea B 74 Wla. Central 4a..
Oen. Bloc. ev. 5i 1) Armour asta w. i r.-e
111. Cen. lat ref. 4i...lO C, B. & Q. g. 4a....
Int. Mat. 4Sia 7t C. O. ref. 6a W1H
Bit. Offered.
Boston Stock (lootatlom. '
BOSTON, June 12. Money, call loans, S'4
avi per cent; -tiins loans, $io per cent.
Official Closing;
Atchlton adl. 4s J Atlantis
do 4a Butt v;oannu"i
Atchlton R. It 116'icel. Arljona.
do pfd lvcal. neiie....
Botlon a Albany M centennial
Miohbors pfd Copper Rang ..
N. Y., N. H. H...1U Pair Weat
Vnloa Paelllo rranaua
Am. Arge. Chem 44 u ran by
do pfd w oreene
Am. rneu. Tube - Maaa. mnin ..
. .ii. aiicnigao
..ItoSi Mohawk
..14S Mont. C. a C...
.. H NeTada
.. lOsi old Dominion .
.. U Ooceola
..M Parrot
. .163Si Qulncy
.. II Shannon
.. 47 Tamarack -
.. MH Trinity
...IsiSi United Copper .
.. MSi U. B. Mining...
.. iH r. B. Oil
.. i!H I'tah
..1244 Victoria
.. t Winona
.. 41H Wolrarlno
.. USi North BulU ...
.. 4iVi
114V.4; gold coin and bullion, $51.,4(7; gold
certlflcattua, .SM.THO.
OMAHA GKKEKAL MARKET.
taple ssi Faacy Prod are Price Fwr-
nlshed ky Bayer anal Wholesaler.
BUTTER Creamery, No. I. del verext t
th t et all trad in l-lb. carton, 2oVjo; No. I
In 60-lb. tubs, io; No. S In l-lb. cartons.
S4o: In riO-lb tubs, S34c; packing slock. Uo;
fancy dairy, tuba, IvitMc; common roll,
fresh made, HVtc. Market chant very
Y jtHKgiye
KUtieJ Fraah Mltlng tock. candled. lo.
K. surao stock in Umaha market,
4-hw.krk Finest Wisconsin full cream.
intra, loc; yourg Americas. 4 In hoop, loHd
favorite. 4 In hoop, lie; daisies. So In hoop,
ILHe: cream brick, full ease, lie; block
fewlss. 15v; full cream llmburger. lfto.
J4.)UL'l'RTf Broiler. Juci anv. aprlnas.
13 Wo- lienu. USic; cocks, tc; ducks. 1 lc
g.-es. iOc; turkey. lc; pigeons per dos..
&-; guinea fowls, per doa, $2.60; squaba.
Her dos.. $2- Dressed hen, Uc; sprniga,
riwlSfec; cocks. tHtjo, duck. Uc; gets, llo,
tiakeys. ale. ....
FISM-Fresh cannht: almost all ar
dressed: Halibut. c; buffalo. o; trout,
tic: bullhaad. 14c; catfish. 17c; crapples.
sunfiah. o .o Sc; black bass. 2&c; whit,
fish, lie; plk. lie; salmon, 14c; pickerel,
loc frog 3oo- Fresh (roatn: Whlte-
flah. No. 1. We; round. So; plck.rsl.
irTTsed and headless, 7c; round, tr; pike,
aieased. l"-'i ru"'"1- snapper, Uo;
bpamsU niacker!, Uic; nUv inackural. Jig
Amor. Bngar
do pfd
Am. T. T
Amer. Woolen ...
do pfd
fiominioQ I. ft B.
Rdlaos Elec. lllu.
General Electrto .
Mass. Kleotrlc ...
do pfd
Maae. Oat
I'm ted rrult
United g. M
do pfd
I'. B. Steel
to pfd
Adrentnr
Allouas
Amalgamated ....
Arltnna Com. ...
Bx-dlrldend.
,. 4H
..lot
..17$
.. 14
.. MH
..
.. 17
..10
.. 10H
.. 10Vi
.. 10H
.. 17
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Local BecnrttlM.
Onntatinns fumishtd by Bamuel
jr., 614 new mra a-w. ,ua.
Burna
Columbus. U as. Hie.....
City of Omaha sonde ee, wa...
Clir of Omaha ta, H1I
Doaglaa county 4a, 1914
bate Gltr Malt Co. 4
Kanaaa Cllr Ry. I 1111...
Kantat On Ry. a L. P'- -;
Nebraika Telephone stock t
Omaha gat ia 1117
Omaha E. L a P. la. 1M. ......
Omaha a C B. Bt. Ky. ta 114...
Omaha a X B. Bt. Mr. Is. ltll...
Omaha C. B. St. K. pit. ..
Oauha A C. B. Bt. Ry. com. 1..
Omaha a C. B. Bt. Rr a D. pfd,
Omaha Water Co. ta 1144
Oinaka Water Co. lat pfd
Omaha B. ol T. B. Co. pfd. I...
Omaha p.. P a T. Co. ta 1111
Pacific T. a T. ta.
Bid. Aaee
MH
.... H'i
.... lOISi
.... m
.... lulSi
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.... us,
.... t7H
.... tJH
.... 10
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tt
10IH
10"H
lOi-li
lot
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MSI
lot
100
HlCKF CUTS Ribs: No. L lSHc; No. S.
12vc- No. $. 12o. ixln: No. 1. Lo; No. t
14? No. i. 13c. Chuck: No. 1. 7'4o; No. S,
' No. 3, 7 Sic, Round: No. L 10c; No. S.
o; No. S, f'wO. Watt; No. L 6o; No. S,
LVr No. 3, bc.
FRESH FRUITS-Btrawberrle. $ 751T3 21
per crate for Mlsxeuri and Arkansas stock;
iioridi pineapple, lka to 4!u, $i.7& per
crate; giape fruits, 3t site per box, S6; 44
sue, $&.W; bt lse, $8; Uauia.ua. lauoy l'oit
Union, per pound, 4a
CITRUS FRUIT Lemon. $8.504.30;
lnge. $2.7tt.OO.
VikUUTAULKS Kama sweet potatoes,
1176 per bbl. California celery, large, oc;
smaller, tsM. New York Holland eod cat
baue "Vio per lb. VVlriconsIn Ked Ulob
onions, 20 per u California cauliflower,
ti eo per crate. Tomatoes, Florida, t-bankot
crata, $4.00. Lettuce, por dos., 40o. far
enips, turnip, carrot, 760 per dosen. Flor
ida new beets, rroU parsnip, turnips,
etc., per doa., 760.
lilDJial- Is.0. 1 green. lOo: No. 1 outed, lio.
PROGRAM FOR TRAVELING MEN
Yankton W411 Ikon Knlgkt of
Grip Ultra Tlsa TkU
Week.
YANKTOM. 8. D., June IS. (Rpeclal.)
Th tilth annual convention of th South
Dakota Traveling Men's association Con
vene In this city on Friday, June 18, and
active preparations for the event are
evident here on all sides. President W. ti.
Gtockwell and Secretary Q. N. Pollard,
with A following that Include all the
traveling men who reside In Yankton, and
a number outside, are working hard to
make the event a big Bucces.
Friday afternoon th visitors will be
taken to a ball game, th opposing; teams
being from Piatt and Lake Andes towns
on the "Squaw Central" and which figure
largely with th traveling men In thl
territory. A grand ball will b given In
th evening at th Odd Fellow hall, for
which extra effort hav been mad to
make It on of th big event of th
gathering. Saturday morning th visitor
will take a hand at entertaining and will
Join with th merchants In a big parade
that promises to eclipse all previous local
records. After tha parade th first ses
sion will be held at the New theater, with
Mayor Whit to make the addres of wel
come. In th afternoon the winner In the
Platte-Lake Andes gam will play Lennox,
another rival town for base ball honors.
The evening will be given up to the
mysteries of th Bagmen of Bagdad, with
another parade. Advance Information
tells of great Interest and that there will
be a very large attendance.
HSi let
USi 14
1MT..
swin a Co
Sheridan Coal fa. 1031
South Omaha Sewer 4Ht, IMS
Sioux Cur Block Yarda pft
Union Block Verde Co., Omaha,
New York Mining; Murks.
NEW YORK, June 12. Closing quotations
on mining stocks wtft
ti
14
It
It
! 'l'tH
, 10Si
. it
, 100H
. ti
. JSi
ft
tH
tt .
tl
101
K
'H
urn
1UI
tt
Alice t"0
Bruniwiok Con t
Oom Tunnel stock... 21
do bonda II
Con. Cal. a Va 18
Horn t.lver u
Iron Silver 120
Olfere.
Leadvllle Con.
Little Chief ..
Mexican
Ontario
Ophlr
Btaiidard
Tallow Jacket
. . 4Vi
... t
... to
...360
...190
...175
... 41
rtH
MLVIK Bar, steady at 14 J-1BU per os.
MONEY-lHl Der cent.
The rate of discount Ih th open market
for short bills Is 1 16-16' 1 8 per cent; for
three months' bills, 12 per cent.
Rank C learing.
OMAHA, June 11 Bank clearings for to
day were $2,39.1.743.84 and for the corre
sponding date last year 11 ail, lit 4s.
IS. 1908.
Monday $ I,7vl It $ f.On! 677. 7
i ut-suay 9.lvb,iTM ill
Wednesday $,SJ7 ftr 14
Thursday J.7M b4 If
Friday S iWl.Tfr. in
Kaluiday t.3',7S.M
Tot fin .tis.in.rj.M iio.M.fi as
Ii.crtase over the Corresponding week lant
tr. $4.a7i,s M.
1.602, S47.7B
1 4.30.72
l.S0 o7l 23
1.5K 6T.4 S4
i.u an a
C leurliift House Bank Statement.
Nh!W TORK. June ll.-Tb statement of
during lu,u.e bank shows that the banks
hold lT.15 0u0 more than tha reaulrementa
of the " per cent reaerv rul. fhis Is a
deoreaa of $1,041,200 In the proportionate
cash reaerve aa compared wtui last weak.
The statement follow:
Amount. Increase.
Loans fl2,oii,voo (u,v;Xi
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, June 12. The cotton mar
ket opened steady at a decline of 1 point
to an advance of 4 polnta, the new crop
being relatively steady on reports of rain
in the central belt, while near position
were Influenced by unfavorable accounts
of the Manchester situation and fear of
July liquidation. Business was quiet during
th morning and price eased off to a net
loss of about I'd 3 polnta, but there seemed
to be buying order on a seal a down and
the undertone was steady.
Futures opened steady; June, 10 88c; July,
IO.G80; August, 10 6fy?M0 67c; September, lO.eSo;
October, lO.ttsc; November, 10.70c; December,
10.72c; January, 10.71c; March, 10.71c, of
fered; May, 10.73c, offered.
Future closed firm; June, 10.74o; July,
10.76c; August, 10.73c; September, 10.7Ho;. Oc
tober, 10.77c; November. lO.TSc; December,
10.Tc; January, l.7Sc; March, 10.71c; May,
10 SOc. Mpnt closed riulct; middling uplands.
11.20c: middling gulf, 11. tic No sale.
OALVliSTON, June 12. -COTTON Steady
at ISHiC.
NK ORLEANS, June 12 COTTON
Spot, steady; low ordinary, I 3-llc, nominal;
ordinary, So, nomiral, good ordinary,
y 7-lsic ; low middling, 10 5-fGe; middling,
lf7c; good middling, 11 'ho; middling fair,
114c; fair. U'vn. nominal; receipts, 646
bales; stock, 138 216 bales.
f?T. LOilrf, June 12.-COTTON I'n
changed: middling, 10c; no sales; receipts,
4.'3 bales; shipments, 101 bales; slock, 2230
bales.
UPRIGHT
UNITS
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, June 12-METALS-The
meal markets were gulet In tlie absent of
cable. Tin was dull at $. tfx'd 76. Cop
per remained quiet, with lake quoted at
lJ.C2SimU 7.1, electrolytic al $13 JTr.'ti 111 60 and
rastuig at 113 .214 !3.37M. Lead was un-t'haiiRt-d
at $4.36(4.4 4 and spi lter at $6.X
6.40 Iron was steady at rurent price.
ST. LJi;iS. June 12.-METALS Lead,
llrm. $4.37'. ap4lter. tafler, $5.30.
Sugar and Malaase.
NEW YORK, N. Y. Jun It. BCC1AR
Raw, firm; fair refining, $.42c; centri
fugal, Klc: lest, S.tie; iuolas.-es nuear,
S 17c. Refined, steady; No. t, 4.45c; No.
7t 4.40c; No. S, 4 3r.c; Jslo. 9. 4 SOc; No.
10, 4 lie; No. 11, 4.20c; No. 12. 4 15f; No.
IS. t.iOc; No. 14, 4.10c. Confectioner A.
4 70c; mould A. tSOc; cut loaf, 6 75c;
crushed. 6.60c; powdered, 6 06c; granu
lated. 4 15c; cubes, 6. Sua.
Mi iLABbKH Mteady; New Orleans opon
kettle good to eholce. 21 42c.
Tresisry Btnteaaent.
WASHINGTON, June li -Today's state
ment of the treasury balanc In th general
fund, exclusive of the $160.000000 gold re
ierve, shows: Available cash balance, fUV,-
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AGAINST DISEASE
end other Live Stock Insured against
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