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0 TITK OMAHA SUNDAY DEKt JUNE 1010. 0 GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET i Foreign Markets Show Better Tone After Friday's Break. on. r M; future, dull: July, nominal: September, nominal. MOISTURE IS MUCH NEEDED I TJeara Keep AMrfohc anil Predict Farther Read jastrnrnt In Yalaea Wntkrr "ome Wirarr la Ion Melt. OMAHA, June 4. 1910. l-'oreign markets show batter tone, cables closing higher after our domestic break yesterday. Kalns received In the northwest were light. More molHture is needed. News from tho Ohio talley continues to be bullish. Bears keep aggressive and predict further readjustment in values. Weather Is slightly warmer In the corn belt, but country shipment) are IlKht as yet. fhort selling- was heavy and prices eased lower. Wheat broke sharply on selling early, but better cables and some good buying on the breaks led shorts to cover, and prlres firmed up, closing strong above yes tciday. Cash wheat was le lower today. Corn ruled soft and a shade lower, being- sold heavily on better forecast by weather uepartments. Receipts were light, nut cash values were lower, all offerings being r lower than yesterday. Primary wheat receipts were SU.OOO bush els and shipments were 315,000 bushels, against receipts last year of 2l 2,000 bushels and shipments of 322.000 bushels. Primary corn receipts were 590.000 bushels and shipments were 317,000 bushels, against receipts last year of 611,000 bushels and shipments of fc.S2.000 bushels. Clearances were 61.000 bushels of corn. 50,000 bushels of oats and wheat and flour equal to 113,000 bushels. Liverpool closed VU'vdd higher on wheat and nominal on corn. Local range of options: WEATHER 1 THE BELT Valr aad Warmer Weather Predicted for Banday. OMAHA. Neb.. June 4. The pressure Is highest over the lake region. Ohio valley, and southern states. and a relatively high pressure extends over the upper va'leys and northwent. The pressure Is lowest ""f s""ih--t. with the center of the depression overlying New .vrexico. nnotveis ..t.c s..e -...... ... central valleys, lower lake legion, and New England states, within the past 24 hours, and generally cloudy weather pre vails throughout the central valleys and lake region this morning, with rains fall ing In the middle and upper portions of the Mississippi valley, and In central and western Nebraska. Temperature changes ve been slight and unimportant In all portions since the preceding reiwrt. It is lightly cooler In the Missouri valley, the southwest and along the Atlantic coast, and slightly warmer In other sections. Light to heavy frosts occurred In North Dakota and eastern Montana. The weather will continue cloudy and unnettled In this Iclnlty today, followed by fair tonight and Bunday, with slightly warmer tonight. The temperature and precip.tatlon at Omaha, compared with the last three years, is as follows: 1810. 1W9. l'JOS. 1907. Minimum temperature.... 41) 69 85 60 Precl1tallon T O T . .Is Normal temperature for today, w or green. Deficiency In precipitation since March 6.91 laches. Deficiency corresponding period In 1909. S.31 Inches. Deficiency corresponding period In 1908. It of an Inch. L. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster. Corn aad Wheat Relow Balletla. For Omaha. Neb., for the twenty-four hours ending at I a. m., 76th meridian time. Saturday, June 4. 1810: OMAHA DISTRICT. Temp. Rain Stations. Max. Mln. fall 48 Artlclcs. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yesy. Wheat- I I I I Jnlv... ft!)' M4 DO Sept... 8Sk Ob iV Corn July... 54S 64 Mi Kept... &5 66V o54 Oats July... 34S ZV 34 Ashland, Neb 68 Auburn, Neb 64 Bken Bow,- Neb. M) Columbus, Neb... 67 ulbertson. Neb.. 60 Falrbury. Net... ) Fail mont. Neb. 66 (Jr., Island, Ntti.. 76 Omiliii Cash l'ncca. WHEAT No. 2 hard. 949tic; No. S hard, (WriMc; No. 4 hard. fWitttOo; No. t spring, Wtdrc; No. 3 spring, Wulttc; No. 4 spring, TSCnSIc; No. 2 durum, 77i7!tc. CORN No. 2 white, 58V4; No. 3 white, 68c; No. 4 white, 64i57c; No. 3 color, 68c; No. 2 yellow, 5Tc; No. 3 yellow, 64Vs'i'64c; No. 4 yellow, cUifrr.-lVjc; No. 2, 64c; No. 3, M'fj'MVic; No. 4, 62Va53Hc; no grade corn, 42449c. OAT8 Standard, 36c; No. 3 white. 354c; No. 4 white. 34t36c; No. 3 yellow, 35&35Vo; No. 4 yellow, XWtpMe. BARLKY No. 4. 44(346c; No. 1 feed. 43 inc: rejected, twr. RYE No. 2. 72'74g No. 8, 7072o. Carlo! Heee-Ipta Wheat. Corn. Oats. Chicago 4 361 149 'Minneapolis 160 Omaha 7 9 Duluth 20 Hartlngtun. Neb. Hastings, Neb.,.. Holdreue. Neb... Oakdale, Neb Omaha, Neb Tekamah, Neb... Alta. Xa Carroll, la Clarlnda, la Sibley, la Sioux City, la... Columbus. Louisville, Ky.... ndlanapolts, Ind Chicago, 111 , St. Louis, Mo..... )ea Moines. Ia... Minneapolis, Minn. 30 Kansas City, Mo.. i Omaha, Neb 19 CHICAGO URA1.V AMD PROVISIONS Features of the Trading and Closing; Prices on Board of Trad. CHICAGO, June 4. After a 17 cent break In wheat, the short side of the market became too popular and dangerous and put up prices today at the close. It was not until the grain could be had at 89a a was a rather small, but nevertheless nervous figure this season, that the outcry was raiseu. cjomparea with last night, final quotations today were up a shade to ivc. Corn ended unchanged to 4c lower and oats unchanged to 4c higher. The nnisn in provisions was Irregular, 124o aoove to Wria below the previous close. snouting mat tne winter wheat crop would be the lighest In years was about me last neard Dy traders In wheat. Smaller shorts for the most nart covered. Except at one time, when there was an overwhelming output of sales, the market was rather small, but nevertheless nervous and irregular affair. Coincident with the beginning of the upward reaction later came assertions that Winnipeg had got near to an export basts. September prices nere ranged between 890 and 004o, with the close firm at 904Q904C a shade net higher. eiung or corn was based mainly on expectations of better weather and In creased receipts next week. Snot fluct ated from 68ftc to 6846c, and closed at iKwoiMc. me casn market was slow. No, 3 yellow closed at &84&3&c. Oats selling was laraelv speculative Price variations for the September option extended only from 354o to S54c. with the cinse at auHO. Recessions in prices for pork wera not entirely overcome, the close showing a new aecune or Z4C to lZ4c Lard finished with a gain or 10c and ribs, 74c to 124c. Leading futures ranged as follows: Articles. Open.j High. Low. Close. Yes y. Wheat I JUiy z-tB4 Sept. Dec. Corn July Sept. Dec. , Oats July ' Sept Dec Tork July Sept. Lard July Sept. Rlbs I July ! Sept. 90,-ifU.4l90C(i4l 58584:684'.i U4i91Ts2 684V4 W4 37 3Gtt4 36V64I V so 2110 1192 U to 12 06 11 W 5841J u4l 37 864, 21 424 21 16 11 974 U 924 12 174 11 95 89 ,67 684 66 864 364! 36 21 074 BO 80 U 86 11 80 11 95 11 76 934i 6TOS58 6841 - 664, 3541 8641 21 26 20 95 11 95 11 W 12 124 W4 684 684 664 36 884 . 864 21 274 21 074 11 824 11 80 12 00 11 8741 11 80 No. 1 Cash quotations were as follows: FLOUR Kasy; winter patents, 4.5O5.10 winter straights, $4.20w4.76; spring patents 16 00; spring straights, R5i4.70; bakers, t3.90Tcf6.00. RYE No. 2, 7676a- BARLEY Feed or mixing, 4652c; fair to cnoica mailing, tttmooc. SKKDS Flax. No. 1 southwestern, 11.96 No. 1 northwestern, $2.06. Timothy, 24 36. Clover, 211.25. PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $21.23 w-i.du. iara, per lew ids.. u.uo. snort ribs aides (loose), 12.374ii'12.624. Short clear Idea (boxed). lU.Z&(u-13.60. Total clearances of wheat and flour were euual to 114,000 bu. Primary receipts were 283,000 bu.. compared with 212,000 bu, the corresponding day a year ago. Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat. cars; corn, 314 cars; oats, 126 cars; bogs. o.vuu neaa. Scattered outsiders sold provisions, and caused a decline In provisions after a slight now or su-engin at tne beginning. Kirs prices for the September delivery were a 321.10 for pork, $11,824?! 1186 for lard, and n.u ror ribs. BUTTKR Steady; creameries. 2Jfi274c dairies. Ziti'Mo. EUUS Receipts, 17,415 cases; steady; at mark, cases Included, 154t16c; firsts, 174 prime firsts. 184c. CHEESE Steady; daisies. 14V(3iro; twins, 1444wl4Vc: young Americas, 154c; long horns. i4mi:.c. POTATOES Firm: choice to fancy, 16c; fair to good, 22tf23c. POlTLTRY Steady ; turkeys, 15c; chick ens, lie VEAIz-Steady, 60 to 60-lb. wts., 8840 CD to 85-ID. WtS., 9-'rJ4C; 85 to 110-10. WIS 10(6 104c. Kssau 4 My ttraln aad Provlsleas KANSAS CITY. June 4.-WHr3AT-July, 8.Sti8i4G, bid; beptember, 854a864. sellers December, 860, sellers. Cash, unchanged dull; No. 1 hard. Kcita$1.06; No. 3. 91ca1.02 No. 1 red. H.ciiJUOl: No. 2. 92u8c. 1'OKN July, 664'g56c, sellers; Septem ber, 654c sellers: December, 614li614c. bid Cash: Unchanged to He hlKher; No. mixed, 6S4-(i.'9c; No. 1 674i84c; No. White. 62Wu63c: No. i. U4c. OATS Unchanged; No. I white, $7S3c No. 1 mixed, Soiaoo. RYE No. 2. 6o. - HAY Unchanged, choice timothy, $15 00 choice timothy prairie. 8U.00mju.26. BUTTER Steady : creamery, extras. 27e firsts, tte; aeoonda, 23c; packing stock, 21a. EUOAS Steady; current receipts, n rases $5.10; miscellaneous $5.06; southerns, 4. 00; storage parked, $5 M). Receipts. BIllpmentB. Wheat, bu; 26.000 42.0W Corn, bu 24. m) Oals. bu 6.000 10.000 NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS Activity Manifest at Opening', with Prices Higher. RAILROADS IMPORTANT FACTOR I Soathera Pacific Opens Xtrong, bat Later Drops Point Hehlad I nloa Pacific .New Low Record In Steel. 6S 65 69 6.1 66 70 57 60 64 63 56 47 51 49 hO it 4i 4!) 41 45 49 61 49 46 47 40 47 47 62 .00 .22 M .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .06 .02 .00 .02 .00 .00 .02 .00 .37 .12 .04 Sky. Cltiar Pt. cloudy Hairing Cloudy t loudy Cloudy , Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Pt. cloudy Cloudy Pt. oloudy louay Cloudy Minimum temperature for twelve-hour period ending at 8 a. m. , Not Included In averages .. VMTHlt'T AVEKAOE8. No. of -Temp. - Districts. Stations. Max. Min. O.. Rainfall. 60 44 .0J 8 48 , .10 4 44 .00 68 . 44 .50 M 48 .71 60 46 .10 68 40 .20 62 : 52 . .40 48 .20 The weather Is slightly warmer In the eastern and slightly cooler In the western portion of the corn and wheat region. Light xrosi occurreu bi uutr siauon in uie Co lumbus district and light to heavy frosts In North Dakota. Appreciable rains oi. curred within the last twenty-four hours n all except the Columbus and Indian. spoils districts. The following heavy rain falls occurred In the Kansas City and St. Loula districts: Fort Scott. Kan.. 1.20 Hermann, Mo., 1.00; Jefferson City and vvarienton, aio., i.ju. L. A. WELSH, . Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau. NEW YORK. June 4.-fRpeclal Telegram.) '-there was a great deal of activity at the opening of the market today. The opening was ger.erMlly a little higher than r rmay s -close, but nils brought little en courngement. This had been a repetition or every day since the present decline com menceo. In Southern Paclflo there was an Initial advance of 14 points, but the pi Ice soon eased off. Reading was also very active at tne start. United States steel opened with an initial advance of 4 of a point. After the opening the market was Irregular. There was Hpavv rnvurlnir In aUni Brokers said that before the break mora steel accounts were held on margin than any other stock in tho street. The initial advance In American Car and Foundry did not hold, and after a lapse of a few minutes, made a new low record. southern Pacific, after having nnened stronger than Union Pacific, lost a point from Its Initial quotation. The showing of comparative strength made at the opening was deceptive. ino volume or liquidation continued heavy. Union Pacific, In which the low point of F.rlday was 168. fell to lftiL In steel and Heading new low records for the present movement were made. Amal gamated copper waa one of the weakest stocks, it did not show even n mnriritt degree of rallying power like Union Paci- iteaumg ana steel. ltie market closed with a rather waver- ng fluctuation of price In irroareas. There s a belief that the vexed iimhlrm t Hut railroad rates may have to wult for set- lement on the final action on the rail road bill, which now sues to a conference between the two houses of congress, wnlcli is expected to be prolonged. 1 ne aecresse of nearly 12.000 cars In the net Mirplus of freight cars In two weeks to May 25, reported by the American Rail- roua association was an encouraging fac tor. There was a time. In October of lust year, when ' tills txsoclatlon reported a net shortage of 6,740 cars In the freight car supply coincident with the height of tne Business and Industrial revival. The Irregular1 Increase of Idle cars ud to May 1 to the number of 122,693 is an Influence to 00 reckoned In the disposition of rail road managers to curtail outlay for new equipment. A turn ror the better in this situation will be watched as an Index of traffic conditions. The bank statement re. vealed but slight effect on the loan Item as a result of the weeks heavy Uauida tlon In stocks, and there was an unex pected decrease of over $4,000,000 in act ual cash holdings. tionds were irregular. Total sales par value. ll.ooo.97b. Un ted - States 2s have declined 4 per cent In the bid price on call since last week. Number cf sales and principal quotations on stocks were as follows: Bales. High. Low. Cloae. NEW YORK GKNEKAL MARKET Quotations of the Day 'on Various . Commodities. NEW YORK. June 4. FLOUR Quiet and barely steady; spring patents, $5.165.85; winter straights. 4.40(ii4.5o: winter nmnt $4.80C(i5.16: spring clears, $4.254.60; winter extras, no. 1. I4.00M4.40: winter extras. No, $.17005.90; Kansas straights. $4.80ti4.96. Re ceipts, 23,243 hbls.; shipments, 23,397 bbls. tye nour. auiet: fair to o-ood. I4.l5ift4.40: cnoice xo iancy, .CB4.0O. UUKNMKAL-Steady: fine white and vel low. $1.35fr)1.40: coarse. Il.264il.90: kiln dried t, aft 90. yu. WHEAT Spot market steady; No. 2 red, $1.04. nominal, o. 1. f . ; No. 1 northern, $1.0l4 nominal, f. o. b. The option market ad vanced early on firm' cables and foreian buying, eased off sharply on favorable crop auvices ana prospects or warmer weather, but again rallied on covering by shorts, closing at 4o decline to 40 net advance. July. 99 7-16cii41.004. closed at 11.00: SeDtem- bar, 96ra97c, closed at 964c; December closed at 9640. , CORN spot easy; No. 2. 65"Vie. nom nal elevator, domestic basis; export No. 2, 624c, nominal, 1. o. b. The option market was Quiet and easier, on predictions of warmer weacner. closing unchanged to Vic net lower. July olosed at 674c; September, 674; Decem ber, 64at44c, ana closed at 640. Receipts, 6,625 bu.; shipments. 9.204 bu. OATit-Snot market dull: mixed. 28 to 32 lbs., nominal; natural white, 26 to 82 lbs., 43 C4W2; cupped white, 84 to 42 lbs., 43&474c. Receipts, 67,100 bu.; shipments. 50.163 bu. MAY-eiteady: prime. . 11.15: No. 1. 11.10(3 1.124: No. 2. $1.00fa 1.06; No. 3, mmc. 'HIDES-Easy: Central America. 23c: Bog ota, C!VjO. lxK A'l h NK-jirm; nemiock. firsts. 26fi2c seconds, 2327c; thirds, 22'a25c; rejected, 20 trzic. PROVISIONS Pork, steady: mess. 124.00: family. I26.00(a 26.60: short clear. 124.7527.00. Beef, firm; mess, $15.00 16.00; family, $19.00 ai.uu beer noms, 121.ww24.uu. cut meats, steady; pickled bellies, 10 to 14 lbs., $1600 18.00; pickled hams, $16.0016.50. Lard, steady; middle west, prime, $12.2612.35; re fined, steady; continent, 119.ua; south Amer lea, $l4.2f compound, I9.76ijl0.23. tallow Dull: prime city. hhds.. 7c: country, 6Vl6!c rice steady: domestic.' zfciB6o: Fanta. 64i 6c. MUTTER w eager: creamery specials. 284ft283c; extras, 284; 284c; thirds to firsts, I6fti27e. CHEESK steady; state, whole milk, new, fancy, white large, 144814c; small, 14V; fancy, colored, large. 14414Hc; small, 14W EGOS Steady; fresh gathered, storage packed selections. 21622c; regular packed extra firsts, 2141,214c; firsts, 194fe204o. POULTRY Alive,, weak; western broil ers, ZSiiapJUc; fowls, 20c; turkeys, juir 14c. Dressed, quiet; western orouers. wore: western fowls, 14ijl9c; western turkeys, 15 tJ18C. , . t. I.oaU General Market. ST. LOCIS. June 4. WHEAT Futures higher; July. 914c; Sept.. 89Hc. Cash quiet track No. 2 red, $1.101.13;-No. 2 hard, $1.01 ftiotj. CORN Futures -higher; July, 6c; Sept 694Rs Cash higher; track No. 2. 694c; No, 2 white. 62V,ij66c. OATS Futures steady; July, 364364c Sept., S44I&34SC. Cash lower; track No. 2, 38c. No. 2 white, 4lc. RYK Nominal. Mc. FLOUR Steady ; red winter patents, Jo 00 i5.36; extra fancy and straight, $4.8634.9d hard winter clears, S3 6UtT-4.ou. SEED Timothy, $3.tiB3.60. CORN MEAL $125. BRAN Weak; sacked east track, T97c, HAY Steady; timothy, $15.00'8 19.00 prairie. 113.0041 m.uu. HAGGINU 84c. HEMP TWIN K To. PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged; Jobbing, 21.26. Lard, higher; prime steam. $11,601)11 Dry salt meats, lower; boxed extra shorts 113.75; clear ribs. $13.76; short clears, $14.00. Macon, lower; boxed extra shorts, $13.00 clesr ribs. $15.00: short clears. $15.25. POULTRY r'lrm; chickens. 15c; springs, ZbiQ V, lurseya. jw, qiitu, iac; avrse. jc HI'TTER Steady ; creamery, Jtdf'jSc. KGG8 Steady. 17c Receipt s. Shipments Flour, bbls. Wheat, bu.. Com, bu.... Oats, bu.... 6.000 lO.Oou 65.000 $8,000 Allls-Chalmers pfd Amalsamatd Copper .... American Agricultural ... Am. Beat gugar Amerloan Can Am. C. F Am. Cotton Oil Am. H. A L. pfd , Am. Ice SacurltiH , American Llaaed American LocomotlvS .... Am. 8. A ft Am. 8. k H. pit Am. Steal Foundrlfi Am. Sugar Kenning Am. T. A T Am. Tobacco pfd American Woolen Anaconda Mtnlni Co Atchtion Atchison ptd. Atlantic Coast Una Baltimore at Ohio Bathlaham Steal Drooklyn Rapid Tr Canadian Paclflo Central Leather Central Laathar pfd t..antral 01 fvaw Jaraey.... Chaaapaaks ft Ohio Chlcaio Alton... Chlraso Oreat WaaUrn.. a O. W. pfd Chlcaio A N. W C, M. St. P C, C, C. A St. V Colorado F. 4V I Colorado aV Southern Conaolldatad Uas Com Product! Delaware a Hudson Denver a Hlo Grande.... D. A R. O. pfd IMettllers' Sacurltiaa .... Erie Erie !t pfd Krla 2d pfd Uenaral Electric Oreat Northern pfd Oreat Northern Ore ctfa. . Illinois central Inter borough Met int. Met. pfd International Harveeter . Int. Marine pfd International Paper International Pump' Iowa Central Kanaaa Citjr So K. C. So. pfd Laclede Gaa .' Loularllle A NaaliTlle... Minn. A St. L ottered,. M., St. P. a. B. M..... M., K.'A T M., K. A T. Pfd Mliwourl Paclflo National Blecutt National Lead N. R. R. Of M. Id pfd... New York Central N. Y.. O. A W Norfolk A W eat em North Amerloan Northern Paclflo Paclflo Mall Penivarlvanla People's Oas P.. O., C. A St. L Pllleburg Coal PTeaaed Steel . Car Pullman Palace Car Railway IHeeL Spring.,.. Reading Repirbllo Steel Hepubllo Steel pfd Hock laland Co Rack laland Co. pfd St. L. A 8. F. Id pfd.... St. Loula S. W St. L. S. W. pfd gloea-Sheftleld S. A I.... Southern Paclflo Southern Railway Southern Railway pfd..., Tenneeee Copper Texaa A Pacific T., St. U A W T.. St. L. A W. pfd In Ion Pacific t nlon Pacific pfd I nlted States Realty I oiled State Rubbar United States Steel In lied Siatea Steel ptd. t tao Copper Va.-crollna Chemical .. Wabaah Wabaah pfd Weaiern Maryland Weetlngboune Electric .. Weetern tnlon Wheeling A L. C Total ealcs for tli day 40 1,230 (00 700 ! 1,400 01) 1,000 200 S.IW0 15, 00 300 XI0 100 l,ow 200 1U0 S.,00 10.(00 IH 40 81 i Mt 60 34 H ;3 12s 42'4 74 ts 103 61 utV v 10214 400 US', 4,100 I IS 400 M 7,000 774 1,600 1M4 3,300 1 too 10 ,00 600 400 ino I.U0 38,400 1,200 200 I1H 411 2o 14 144 331 6H (,100 132 600 Hk 1,000 164 1,700 85 'i 400 4,200 8"0 36 4 600 142 6,K) 12'4 Z.300 0 J0 13U1 1,100 18 4.300 1,800 6110 300 ' 1,900 3110 2O0 1,100 i, WO 100 491 H 171 HVl 46 HI H 4 101 141 I1 64S 4H4 321 t,l4 58V, 34 11 121 401 n !' 41 1X1 133 961 32 84 1014k iii" 110 26 78 193 351 108 'sovi 41 25 45 142 124 661 1SJ', 14H 16i 33 281 14 41 iii" 1271 t 130 171 48 83 17 It 44'i 161 84 42 621 54 1 211 11 411 13 1021 41 118 131 9644 121 41 102'i lit) 118 110 Si 76 184 30 101 ZSU 81 40 i1 1 121 70 13 S 681 1321 144, 1621 311 71 21 25H 431 42 141 128 i 130 17'4 48S 84 1'1 11 45 1 80T4 $!.7.-4!.onn: silver crMlflcstes t.titslandlnB. $IM.l44.t0. Oeneial Fund Standard silver d.til.irs In trenernl fund, $2,H47.t0; current llahllltlrs, $:.Wi2.5M: worklns: hslsnce In treaMirjr of fices. llMRS.liii; In banks to credit of Iress- urer of the I nlted Ftstes. $"a.44T.8l2; sub nidlary silver coin. $21.255.46; minor coin, $l.22474; total balance In general fund, $83,3tJ,054. New York Money Market. NF.W YORK. June 4-MONF.Y-On csU nominal. Time loans easier; 60 days, l' per cent and SO days, 3 per cent; six months, 44Ve ler cent. PRIME MERCANTILK PAPER 4!a'Si per cent. 8TKRLINO EXCHANGE weak with acl tual business In bankers' bills at $4 S3i5Sf 4.H00& for 60 day bills and at $ltyn t.X'.Hj for demand. Commercial bills, $4.S3'jj-4.8a-. 8ILVKR-5Mc. Mexican dollars, 44c. Bt)NDa Oovernmetit. easy: railroad Ir- reg-ular. Closlmt Quotations on bonds were at follows: U. 8. ref. ts, reg..,.10OiInt. M. M. 418.... do coupon lrfUapan 4" II. S. U. reg 102 do 41a do coupon 10 K. 0. So. let 3a ... I'. B. 4, reg 114SL. t. deb. 4e 1831.. do coupon 1141U A N. unl. 4a ... Allla-Chal. lit 6a.... 771M., K. A T. let 4a Am. Ag. 1011 eedo 4m Am. T. A V. cv. 4i.. Mo. Pacific 4a Am. Tobacco 4a 711 N. R. R, of M. 41a. Ml do ta 101 N. Y. l a. lie Ml Armour A Co. 41a.. IV do deb. 4a 811 44 m Ml 88 , 071 87', 77i Atchiaon gen. do cv, 4a do cr. 6s Al. C. L. lat 4a..... Bal. A Ohio 4s do II , do 8. W. lis Brk. Tr. cv. 4s On .of (la. 6s ( hi. Leather ta C. of N. 1. g. 6e.., X. II. A lat c. t1N. Y.. 105 cv. 4l Hj4eeN. A W. 831 do cv. 4s 88 Ho Pacific 4e do le 8Hn. 8. L. rfdg. 4a II ...lil'4 4a. m ...loo ...l"l ... til ... 83 Chre. A Ohio 41a.... 101 S2-Penn. ev. lis 1816... 861 104 do con. 4a 10244 SSVReedlng gee. 4a 88 1221st. U 8. r. fg. 4s. 811 do ref. 6a.. Chicago A A. lie. do gen. 6a, Si. L. S. W. c. a. do lat gold 4e... C. B. A Q. J. 4s.... 8o4i3eaboard A. U 4s. do gen. 4s. C. M. A I P. g 11a. C, H. I. A P. e. 4a.- do rfg. 4s Colo. Ind. 6b Colo. Mid. 4s C. A 8. r. A e. 41s. D. A H. cv. 4s U. A 11. O do ref. 5s DUtillvrs' us Km p. I. 4s do grn. 4s do cv. 4s, aor. A... do scries B (fn. Kittc. cv. oe 111. On. lit ref. 4s.. Int. Met. 41s Ulo. onered. ITISo. Paclflo col. 4s 81 do cv. 4e 761 do lat ref. 4e 871So. Railway 6a 771 do gen. 4s 73 Union Pacific 4a... 07 do cv. 4s 88 do 1st A ref. 4a. t3 V. g. Rubber (a.. 1U. 8. Steel 2d 6a.. 4H V'a.-Carn. Chem. 6s. (Ctewabaeh lat it 1W1 do lat A ex. 4s Ii 73 Western Mil. U M t West. Eler. cv. Os 8-1 la.-i w ia. Central 4s 904 8,'iiMo. Pac. cv. 6a cits.. iiJ:, 871 .. 7i .. 91 .. 'i3 .. VI .. 8S . . 1 ..1"J .. 77 ..loot, ..l2;k .. 8;i .1112 .103 91 191 London Stock Market. LONDON. June 4. American securities opened considerably lower here today in sympathy with Wall street, but local cov ering orders and professional' support made the close steady with pviet-u a fraction over parity. lllLoulavllle A N. 811M., K. A T 681 N. Y. Central. 8 Norfolk A W... 1061 , do pfd Iv4 Onisrlo'A W 114 Pennsylvania ... OMAHA L1V STOCK MAHMI Cattle Receipts Are Light and Prices Are Nominally Steady. HOGS ABE WEAK TO LOWER All Holdings Are me at rrad 4( m Mckel Uaotatlons omlo ally Steady. A'ravtlrally linard tf Sheep SOUTH OMAHA, June 4, 1!U0. Receipts were: Catt e. lloa. Siicip. Official Monday i.:,t 4.i;'7 3.1'-4 Official Tursday 4.0.-J S.tWS 4.7.-1 tfflclal Wednesday .... 4.M IIXH $.097 Official Thursday 2,31:1 .M Ol filial Friday 515 6,77 3J2 Estlmato Saturday Tii 41 Six days this week.... 1S7: , 'o.!..4 13.4 tiame days lant week.... 15.411 iiO.S-H 15,i7 bailie ilajs a wt'Dlis ano..l.oiJ 44,43 2.W7 Same uays 6 weeks UKO..lN.tt3 3J.71 "7.5W linme days 4 weeks aHu..l.uM ao.wJ 3J,7:iS oin oayj last year W,0.. 50,001 S.40I The lu.iuwiiiti luule t.iis ti.e I't'rdp.s of cattie, hogs and Klici p at ruutlt Omaha for the year to date, compared wllti la-t year: lulu. l:x. Inc. Lc. Cattle 41i.!h53 4ol,0S 15,341 Hogs KW,M) l.lW,5i2 ItW.niB Sheep tW7,7J4 015,034 7.'." The following; table shows the averaxe prices of hogs at Houih Omaha (or the last severul days with comparisons: Mrady; nale lref st ers, 7.tiiS 40; cn g slid heifers. 14 tXit7.2T; stoi keis and lecdrrs, t.254iti.'Jh: Texas and lndlnn steers, $4 TMr 8 00; cows und hrlleis, t.'l..'aKuo.; calves in carload lots, $4. 7i'n tt. 25. HtMiS Iteceipts S.'0; nistket 10 In i;,c lower; plt;s 11 ml liRhts, aVS.7,Vit!.30; patkets. S!t.20jl.4i; butchers and best heavy, ;t.jo'u 40. SHKl-:r AND IAMrS Hecepts lonO; nuti kel stesdy; natve muttons, II.W'u.iO-i, Inmbs, 7otKt0.55. llllt AtiO L1 K STI4H K M AHKKf laltle and Sheep Reported Strd Hosts Shade Lower. CHICAGO. June 4.-CATTIJ5 Hecelpts estimated, 500; market steady, beeves, $5.70 jS.2S; Texas steers, S.V25'tf7.10; western steers, $."..S.Vrt7.fS."; stockers and feeders, $4.00 (M.40; rows and heifers, $:'.ti5&7.O0; calves, t'l.dii'uS.M). H()(S Iterelpls estimated at 9,000; mnr ket strm'y to shade lower; light, S:).l.Vfj9.u5; mled. $'i.l5n0.S74; heavy, $9.1tJi9.S;i; rotiRh, :i.li!t.2o. Kni'd to choice heavy, $'.',a(Ko'J.35; pltts. :'ts'i:i.to; hulk of sales, SSKUS.i... MlllCi;!' Iteceipts estimated at 1.500; mar ket steady; native. $;l.2,.'Jj." 40; western, $H.."i0 (ti,-.Si: yeaiiiiiKs. $6..VuT.3.'; lambs, native, $j.i't8.U); western, $5. SOIL'S. 60. Date 1010. 10.1WS.1!W;. (11)06. 1U05. 1304. May 24.. May 26.. May 20... May $7... May 2ft... May 29..; May 30... May 21... June 1 June 2... June 3... June 4... 3 JO ft 13 14' 27V S31 e 9 38H 34's 3 lo- 6 37 10 7 14 7 54 7 02 7 02 e 7 111 e 5 II 5 1K 6 20, 5 28 5 27 5 JX e 6 35 0 041 221 b 17 5 331 32 5 1, , 271 5 13 0 90; 6 32 6 34 h 01 6 OS o 10, l.'i o 7 2'l 5 2M 0 0: 5 17 e 6 12 4 35 4 34 4 39 4 47 4 43 6 25 6 23 ti 53 5 17 S 321 5 13, 6 20 5 03 4 M ti 21 1 5 lo. 4 i.i 5 19 4 43 4 53 4 50 I 9 05T i' 54 6 2o o 33 0 20 4 55 Iviinaus t'ity l.iv- Stork .llnrket. KANSAS C1TV. Mo.. Juno 4 -CATTLK-Keeelpts, 400 hend, IneltidiiiK StH) southerns; market steady; native steers. 5.iCr'(iS.'.'5; southern Mecrs, $4.00'(7.00; soul hers cows, $.!.00fo5,75; native cows and heifers, $3.05nj 7.45; stockers and feeders, 4.00(?tti 25; bulls, $.1.75''(i5.75; calcs, Su.io'u S.4I0: westexn steers, i5.2Mi7.ti; western cows, t3.MKrd.Q0. HOOS llei-eipts, i.tirO head; mnrket f.c lower; hulk of .titles, $'i.2n-(iD.25; puckers and butchers. yj.HVuS.li; light, 3.10ii3.25; pigs, S. 75419.00. SHKi:i A.M LAM IIS Receipt s, none; market steady; muttons, $4.otHi5.50; Inntlis, t7.25(i3.00; fed wethers and yearlings, $3 Orx-ji 6.50; fed western ewes. t4.00"irt).00. St. Joseph .... ,sU(.k. Mnrket. ST. JOSliPH. Mo., June 4 CATTLK Re ceipts 100, market steaily; steers, ia.76iR8.00; cows and heifers, $.i.50jt 7.00; calves, tt.ooiji; 8.00. HOdS -Receipts :',(8l. market RulOo lower; top, tn.311; bulk of sales, S9.liVii9.20, No sheet) on rale; market unchaiiKcd; lambs, Ji.i.'o'ij-K.-S. Conaola, money. do account.... Amal. Copper..., Anaconda Atrhtson a pfd Baltimore A Ohio. Canadian Pacific 188 Kalld Mlnea... Chesapeake A O Ktmteadlna: Chlcaio U. W 24 Southern Ry Chi., Mil. ft St. P...l;ov, do pfd Ue beers 17Southern Pacific. Denver A Hlo U ... totnlon Pacific do pfd 80S do pfd , Erie 2-1 U. 8. Sieel do let pfd 45 do ptd do 2d pfd li Wabash Grand Trunk... 30 do pfd Illinois Central 135 Spanish 4a SlL,Vi.H War, steady at 24d per ounce MONfcJK o(twH per cent. The rata of discount In tho open market for short bills Is 3! per cent; for three nicnths bills, 3i per cent. . ..145V4 .. 39S ..117 ..101 .. KL . .. 4,-, ' .. Wi .. 818 .. n .. : .. z ..12114 ..17818 . . 85(8 .. 7S 43 86(4 Clearlna; House Statement. NEW YORK. June 4. The statement of clearing- house banks for the week (five dayB) shows that the banks hold t,553,925 more than the requirements of the 25 per cent reserve rule. This Is a decrease of $5,676,075 in the proportionate cash reserve as compared with the previous week. The statement follows; Decrease. , tl,19,572,400 $7,358,400 1,1S7.149.500 2,583,600 166.300 1,302.700 3,727.500 6,030,200 645.875 6,676,075 6,6tio,300 Loans Deposits , Circulation 47.392,400 Legal tenders 67,913,000 Specie 249,434,800 Reserve 317,347,300 Reserve required 2Wi,7K7,375 Surplus 20,559,925 Ex-U. 8. deposits 20,379,950 'increase. The percentage of actual reserve of the clearing; house banks today was 26.81. The statement of banks and trust com panies of Greater New York not reporting to the clearing house shows: Increase. Loans tl,175,128,u00 t 1,338.300 Specie : 128,854,200 " 1,168,700 Legal tenders 21.991.400 128,000 Total deposits 1,252,422,500 12,534,500 Decrease. Sunday. Receipts and disposition of live stock at the I nlon stock yards, South Omaha, for the twenty-four hours ending at 3 o clock yesterday: UKCKIPTS-CAULOA l)S. t rat tie, C M. & St. P Wabash 1 I'nion Pacific C. & N. V east C. & N. VV., west 4 C, St. P. M. Ai O C. 14. & Q., west Illinois Central Hogs. 1 1 18 Total receipts ; 1.1 65 DISPOSITION HEAD, Cattle Hogs Omaha Packing Co... Swift and company... Cudahy Packing Co.. Armour & Co Murphy shippers 167 lis . 719 1,101 IUI Stuck In Stuht. Receipts of live slock at the five prin cipal western markets; Cnttle. lloKS. Sheep. -South Omaha... St. Joseph Kansas City St. Louis Chicago Totals , loo 41 10 MM 600 1.' 4,21 2.01 H) l.iiOO ;. 9.000 16.971 1.000 1.500 :.5oo Boston Stocks and Bonds. BOSTON, June 4. Closing quotations on mining stocks were: , 1.800 114 , 1,800 18)4 - 300 44 00 48 100 108 , 1.000 724 '. 10.700 , 1K 4 1,300 88 I' 10 67 Vi , 1,800 1:4 1.000 23Va 14,000 130 700 104 ) 85 800 18 . 1,600 14 mo ieo 800 334 . 87,600 161 H , l.euu 38 904 , 8,1(10 3O0 , 1.400 84 85 lOOSt 1004a 140 141 33 82 135 138 7 38 8 4 65 104 724 . as 114 43 88 88 12! 33 12 1U4 8.1 18 12 HO 83 103 70 i'12 4.1 to 87 122 33 128 1034 85 ITS 31 vsn 82 148 1M Alloues Amal. Copper A. Z. L. A 8 Arlsona Com Atlantle B. A c. O. A 8. M Butte Coalition ..... Cat. Arlsona Cal. A Hecla , Centennial Copper Range C. Kaet Butts U M... Franklin Olroui Con Granby Con , Greene Cananaa .. Isle Royals Copper, Kerr Lake Lake Copper m. Balle Copper..., Miami Copper Asked. 84 84 W 42 JIM) 89 20,100 118 S0 24 l.HO M fr"0 ii 700 2S 80) 28 4iO 8t TO.'J.K) 18 jUO 83 100 .. 1,300 ..131,00 .. 4,400 .. 3.300 .. 4.2UO .. 1.900 .. 4,800 300 9u0 500 71 ' 7"H U5 42 38 1844 43 44 b 45 27 80 .38 14 41 8 117 2 88 4 : 18 81 iu4 l 71 38 76 116 41 74 IS 40 43 . 68 44 8M2.4O0 aharea. 27', 84 38 38 404 28 1 89 lis U tsi 14 M 28 0 1S8 1 70 36 76 115 41 48 - 18 41 43 W 4 1 Local Sernrltlea. Quotallors furnished by Samuel Rums, Jr., 631 Msw xorsi uts nuuainc. umini 800 66.000 48.000 34,000 Mlnneattolla brain Market. Liverpool Ors.-a Market. LIVKRPOOU Tune 4-VHEAT-8pot, dull; No- I red western winter, no stock; futures, firm: July, Ks bSd; October, Cs .tid; lecember, nun.inal. CORN Spot, easy; old American mlsed. ta) Hi w juin dj-ltd, U via tieJvea- MINNEAPOLIS. June 4 -WHEAT-July, $1W; September. lc. Cash: No. 1 hard, tlM4; No. 1 northern. $1061.! 1.06V. No. t northern. $l.O61.04V. No, 3. $1 OOHj LOEX.. FLA K Closed, $2.05. CORN No. t yellow. WaMo. ' OATS No. 1 white, S5StjJ67c. BRAN-tlwrJltJi. FLOCK First patents.. t5 0flJi6.$0; second patents. $4,801(15 00; tiret clears, $3.$5l.b; second clears, $2 604j2 .90. rearls Market. OMAHA. June 4 -HAT-No. 1. $ ; No. 1 $8.00: packinir. $6.00. straw: Wheat, t Ml; rye and oats, $7.50. Alfalfa. $11 60. The beat grades ol hay ore holding their own. but nobody seems to want the poorer quality at any price. . Mllsaakea Grain Market. MILWAUKEE. June 4.-FLOL'R-rull. Mr H KAT Lower; No. 1 northern, $1 a i.Vi ; No, northern. tlOiSi-0, July, Wc, Audllorluaa, Chlsaio. Sa, 1829 Beatrice freernery pfd City cm Omaha 4a, 1830 Cudahy Parking Co. 8a Iowa Portland Cement bonds ta loera Port. Cement con. 8a Kaet St. Leu I a A Sub. ia Kernel City Stork Yarda stock Uncoln, Neb., 4a. IS-fl Nebraaka Tel. atork 6 per cent Omaha Water Co. ia, 1818 Omaha Water Co. ia, 1844 Omaha Gaa 8a, 117 Omaha. Oaa 8a, 1814 Omaha B. U. A P. 5a. 13 83 Omaha K. L. pfd 4 per cent Omaha aH. Ky. ta. 1314 Omaha A C. B. 8t. Ky. ta, 1M8 Omaha A C. H. 81. Ky. pfd Omaha A C. B. St. Ry. A B. ptd Omaha A C. B. St. Ky. com Bouth Omaha, city of, ta Pacific T. A T. ta. 1837 TrM'liy Ry. A L ta Union Stock Yards Co. South Oman. Bid. 84 . 90 104 Mi 83 . 3H 88 37 , 88 10U , ion , 97 . 88 14 87 , 83 , 89 . 88 . 83 , 85 , 71 , 99 , 97 , M . 97 Asked. 8 81 10R lit I'M) I'M 88 7 9a 101 HI 98 93 1" 98 82 10O M 78 1 83 97 ; Bank Clanrlaca. OMAHA, June 4 Bank clearings for to day were $2,689,236.07. and tor the corre sponding date last year were $2,657,371.61. Monday Tuesday Wedne.iday . Thursday .... Friday gaturday Totals ..r. Increase, over the last year. $671,121.64. 1910. .. Holiday .42,068. 508.01 .. 2.9S2. 500.35 .. 1.149.734 88 .. 1.848.270.69 .. $.653. 236.07 1900. t!,$7$.670.0S Holiday 3.061,116.01 t.7,0 4T6.M 1. 606.624 08 2,557,173.51 $14,638. $70.01 $11,866,058.4$ corresponding period Treasarr atatasuent. WA8HINOTON. June 4. The condition of the treasury at the beginning of bust nrsa today was as follows: Trust Funds Oold coin. $57.i;i,859; sliver dollars, t439.l44.CKMi silver dollars of 1830, 40 Mohawk 3'i Nevada Con 21 Nlplsaing. Mlnea ... 14 North Butt 6North Lake 12old Dominion .... liOsccola .... 60 Parrot I. A C ....650 Qulncy ....164 Shannon tSupertor .... I Buperlor A B, M.. .... US Superior A P. C... .... 6Tamarack , .... $8 U. 8. C. A O .... 711. 8. 8. R. A M... 19 do pfd 8 Utah Con 46UUh Copper Co.... llw-nons $0 Wolverine . 48 . 14 . 11 . 11 . 10 . 33 .133 . J8 . 74 . 10 . 41 . 10 . 11 . 49 . 34 . 38 . 49 . 20 . 41 . 7 .112 Xew York Carb Market. The following quotations are furnished by Logan & Bryan, members New York Stock exchange, 315 South Sixteenth street 4 , s . t . 4 ,. 19 . 87 . 2 ,.104 . 7 ,. 11 . 3 ,. t ,. 104 Kew York Mlalax Stocks. NEW YORK. June 4. Closing quotations on mining stocks were: Bay State Oas. . Butte Coalition Cactus Ctitno Chief Cona Fraction , Davis-Daly Kly Central Kly Cons lily Witch Franklin Olroux Uoidfreld cons Qoldfleld Florence.. 26 Gold Meld Daisy. . l0reene Cananea... . 2Hlni'lratlcm , . llLaroae . 1 Nevada Cons . t Newhoue . IS Kay Central . 70 Swift Packing Co. . bi Silver Pick , . 11 Superior A Pitts.. US'i'onopah Mining.. . 4Trliilly Copper.... . H North Lake , . 1 Bohemia Alice- Brunawlck Con. Com. Tunnel acock. do bonds Con. Cal. A Vs.... Hum Sliver Iron Silver Ottered. .220 . 1 . 27 . 14 . 80 . to .lei Leadville Con. Uiule chief ... Mexican Ontario uphlr Standard Yellew Jacket . .. I .. t .. 95 ..Hi ..as .. 76 .. 8a Evaporated Apples and Dried Kris Its NEW YORK. June 4. EVAPORATED APPLES Quiet, but prloes are firmer, es. peclally for the better grades; on tne spot fancy Is quoted at 10V4jlOc; choice, felfti otte: prime. 7ft7Vie. . DRIED FRUITS Prunes, quiet and steady; quotations range from 3c to bc for Callfornlas, up to 30-40s and 4'tfi9c for Oregons. 'Apricots are firm, with small stocks: choice, WqlWc; entra choice, lo llSic; fancy, ll12Hc. Peaches are steady, but the demand Is light and trading Is quiet; choice, 6ci6-c; extra choice, 7uv7Vic; fancy, Raisins are quiet, but prices are firm in sympathy with the coast; loose muscatels are quoted at 8ivc; choice to fancy seeded, 4sti6e: seedless, 3(S4; London layers, $1.201.25. Totals Ih7 4,JV CATTLE As usual on the closing day of the week there was nothing of any con sequence on sale and the market was nominally unchanged. Supplies for the week foot up pretty close to 14,000 head, or about 1,500 head less than last week and 2,000 head less than for the corresponding week a- year ago. A feature of the offer ings has been the growing scarcity of good to choice finished beeves, while a larger proportion of the offerings consist of short fed and warmed-up steers. As a con sequence there has been a further spread in the price range between these two grades. (Juod to choice beeves, both heavy and light, show an advance of lota 15c for the week, while the medium and common kinds are selling in about the same notches as a week ago. In fact the latter have been slow and unsatisfactory sellers all week owing to the competition of Texas cattle, which are coming freely at other points. There has been no very great change in the market for cows and heifers this week and for the most part prices are steady with a week ago. Uood to choice grades sell readily right along, while the fair to poor kinds are hard to move and the trend of values lower. Half-fat and grassy cows will be very unsatisfactory sellers until the season for western range cattle opens. Veal calves have commanded good, firm prices all week, but the outlet for bulls, stags, etc., Is narrowing down and prices show a further decline of 15&25C for the week. As is generally the case at this season of the year the volume of business for Btockers and feeders this week has been very small. There has been a fair Inquiry right along for good to choice light stock steers and heifers and these have com manded good, firm figures, while the gen eral run of stockers and feeders nave been hard to move at shaded prices. Although trading has been Bluggish from start to finifh, a very fair clearance has been made and there Is nothing of any con sequence to carry over until next week. . Quotations on caltie: Good to choice corn-fed steers, fT.90fco.00; fair to good corn- led steers, tb.65iii7.25; common to fair corn fed steers, $5.606.60; good to choice cows and heifers, $6 006.86; fair to good cows and heifgers, $4.75i5.76; common to fair cows and heifers, $3.0O4.50; good to choice stockers and feeders, $6,664)6.25; fair to good stockers and feeders. $5.00550; com mon to fair stockers and feeders, $X7,VfL4 75; stock heifers, $3.754.85; veal calves, Jt.OOctf 7.50; bulls, stags, etc., $3. 75 5. 76. TiO(j& oilcnngs in tne liug yards this morning soiu In a bunch, a iwiiow spread ol' a nlckei buying the bulk, liecelpts were about normal lov a Saturday, out packers am not appear to be very anxious lur ma terial aiiu movement was slow and (he trend of pi-ice a little lower lroin tho open ing. Declines of 2H.0 were apparent in both divisions, tuts cost of puckers droves rang ing from weak tu a mckei lower man yes terday. Snippers selected a few loads on outside ordeia, but tne demand from this source wus not large enough to produce very much competition. Denpite tno draggy appearance of trade, pracuculiy uil of toe hogs changed hunds before miuduy. I-'or tho week, receipts at tins point give almost as large a total as the week pre vious. Weights are still running heavy und quality, on an average, continues good. Cjie.itt.-r or less declines huve featured prices since Monday, and while only one bleak of any consequence lias been regis tered, closing sales are all Of 25c lower than a week ago. Shippers have been good buyers on most days and movement has been reasonably active. Representative sales: No. Av. tu. tr. So. Av, 8u. Pr. ii 2 120 tOO to 2e4 40 101 58 1 ... 9 uu , -.1 iuO 9 04 54 248 l IWI U 2oii 1U 1 Ui 4 aul 400 9 tw 1:7 ijj tu 9 cm 83 M IM 9 U2 88 21 40 9 1 o ... 9 tu 4 3ci2 ... 9 0 i 289 Ull 9 Z 74 tO 8 0? ei M aO 9 06 11 248 ... 9 07 49 290 ... I 06 ',2 20 40 t 07 I-d ... It, 7a u7 2U0 9 07 0...'. 280 9 Us Mt St 40 9 07 1 S-K III IIS t8 -'-.J 210 I 07 t -4 1JJ I w b8 M leO 9 07-,i 9 Ui ,1 ...,;j6 ... 9 07 tl 4 loo 9 u 88 lot U0 9 Hi-, 81 iM 40 9 OS 77 40 SC., n 42 i-u 9 oe 7u Mi U III " ;0 9 Ve ' 'ill :-l 80 9 10 i iii an 8 uo 41 ... 9 10 86 iti VI 9 Ue 81 i-t 40 9 10 41.. 214 W tw i 80 9 10 80 U4 80 9 05 81 it Ml I 10 2 ibk U III, M li ... 9 U ' 7J t,i 81 lu DOOM OF v THE PRIZE FIGHT rublic Opinion Against Ring: Exhibi tions is Growing. CHRISTMAS IB EE IN JUNE la UMAHV UKMiHAL MAltlvlM. gtuple aud Fancy l'ruduce Prices Kur nished by Bayers and Wholesalers. BUTTKlt Cieamery, No. 1, delivered to the retail trade, in l-iu. cartons, 4uc; Nu. 1, in to-ilj. tuus, i-Yjc; No. 2, in 1-10. canons, .ac; In ti0-io. tubs, i'l'jo; packing b.jcic, solid pack, 2uc; dairy, in nu-io. tuua, ijc. Jclar cot cliaiiods evtiy Tuesday. Cllr.ioi Twins, luc; oung America, 17c; uaicy, 17c; triplets, ioC luiioL-rgei', idc; io, i bricK, lt.w; ino. 2, Ijc; uumeoiic &Aies, 2c; wsiole fiwifitf, ici laipuricU swisa.r.2oc. foULirtV Dressed broilers. S9.00 doi.; for storage, lo.vup lur ireen springs, 2ju; lic-us, 16Ci cocas, 12mc; uucks, 2uc; geese, kic; luiaeys, 2bo; pigeon, per uoz., i.-0, noiner squaos, 94 00 per uu.; iancy aquaos, t.cw per uoz.; io. 1, o3.uu per do. Alive; broilers, Hum i',4 to 1ft los., toe; lVl 10 2 los., 2uc; hens, 12c; 0.11 roosters, do; uung lousier,!, luc; uucas, lull leathered, it; teeae, tuii ftatnered, 10c; luincy., ;&c; guiiiccs luwis, 2vc eucn; pigeon, yoc per doz. ; nomers, Sj.uo per uo. ; squaus, Wu. 1, 92. vu per uo.; o. 60c liiaii (ail riozen 1'icaeiel, 10c; wliltefUh, loc; piKe, Hot liouc, iuc; large vmiJp.-3, lolbt; apauien macheiti, 16c; eel, lco, uad duck, i-e, llouiiuers, 12c. Ureeu enlllsn, lac;' trout, iiu; bunaiu, 8c; naiibut, so; white percu, oa; wnuefisu, Iok., yellow perch, 9e; bullhuads, 12c; wnite pass, lio; lOtbliaas, ti-ou eaeu; sliauioes, per pan, Ooc, Hog lega, wc per uoz. beef Cutis nibs: No, 1, 17c; No. 2, 14', 4c; No. it, Uc, Loins, No. 1, lilo; No. i, lw. No. 2, 12'ao. Chuck: No. 1, fVac; No. 2, se; No. i, Sftc. Itound: No. 1, llc; No. 2, llVic; No. t, lio. flttte; . No. i, eCr No. 2, 1V90; No. 3, 7i4c. jf'UUlTiS btrawiDcrries, Missouri, 2-qt. case, 2. (541.00. Oranges, California Ca mciia and Tiouucer brands Kedland navels, 50 size, per box, $2.75; 100 size, per box, $3.2o; L.0 size, per box, $1.2C; loO size, $a.i5; 1'ib and smaller sizes, per box, $4-26. Other brands from Hlverside and other districts, per box, 44.olKU3.bo; B0-D6-U2 sizes, per box, $2.75. Havana Mediterranean sweets, 126 112 sizes, per box, xa.oo; 150 and smuller sizes, per uox, $3.2aC'taO. L,emons, Llituin. leta, 'extra fancy, UOv-360 sizes, $5.50; choice UOO-060 sizes, per box, $4.75; 240, 5oc box less. Bananas, fancy select, per bunch, $2.2Kft 2.50; Jumbo, bunch, $2.75(i3.75. pineapples, Cuban. 30-36-42 sizes, $2.60; Florida, 24-30-36-42 sizes, $2.75, Apples, California fancy W. w. lJeai nialns, per box, $2.20; California extra fancy W. W, Pearmains, Red Wood brand, per box, $2.2j. Cantaloupes, Texas, 45 size, $3.60; California, 54 size, $6.50; 45 standards, $7.00. Cherries, California, per 10-lb. box, $2.25. Dates, Anchor brand, new, 30 1-lb. pkgs. In box, per box, $2.00. Figs, Cali fornia size, 80c. VEGETABLES Irish potatoes, Wisconsin and native, per bu., 604t60c; Colorado, per bu., 55c. New potatoes, In Backs, per lb., 2c. Cabbage, new California and southern, per lb., 3c. Onions, Texas crystal wax, per crate, $2.00; yellow, per crate, $1.75. Old vegetables, parsnips, carrots, beets, turnips, In sacks, per 1., 2c. Garlic, extra fancy, white, per 1., 16c; red. per lb., 16c. NEW SOUTHERN VEGETABLES Radishes, per doz. bunches. 20c. Turnips, per doz. bunches, 30c. Carrots, per doz. bunches, 60c. Parsley, per doz. bunches, 60c. Beets, per doz. bundles, 45c, Spinach, per bu., 12 His., 60c. Egg plant, fancy Florida, per doz., $1.50i2.00. Tomatoes, fancy Florida, per 6-bnk. crate, $3-00; choice, $2.50. String and wax beans, per hamper, about 25 lbs., $2.50; market baskets, $1.00. Green peas, per hamper. t--"0- Cucumbers, hot house, per doz., $1.00; Texas, per doz., 75c; per bu. box, $1.75. HOME GROWN VEGETABLES Rad ishes, extra funcy home grown, per doz. bunches, 20c. Lettuce, extra fancy leaf, per doz., 30c; head lettuce, per doz., 75c. Parsley, fancy home grown, per doz. bunches, 40c. Rhtrbarb, per doz. bunches, 45c. Asparagus, per doz. bunches, 60c. Green onions, per doz. hunches. 25c. Miupi.-ii.4VKWR Hnrsedurlsh. 2 doz. In ruse. $1.30. Walnuts, block, per lb., 2c: PAllfornla Ko. 1. ner lb.. 17c: California No. 2. per lh., 14c. Hlckorynttts. large, per lb.. 4c: small, per lb.. 60. Cocoanuts, per sack, $5.00; per doz., 65c. toffee Uarut, NEW YORK, June 4. COFFEE The market for coffee futures opened at un changed prices to an advance of 3 points and sold up to a net gain of SJi6 points dur ing the morning 011 covering of shorts and local buying. There seemed to be com paratively little coffee for sale and there waa nothing special In the news to have caused the advance. The close was steady and sales were reported of 17,000 bags. Clos ing bids follow: June and July. 6.20c; Au gust, 6.30c; September, 6.35c; October and November, t.40c; December, 6 45c; January, t.47; February, 6.4e; March, 6.52; Arrll, (63c, and May, (.64. Spot coffe. quiet; Klo No. T, 8c; Santos No. 4, Vc; mild Cordova, 9612a Oils) cmd Hosla. SAVANNAH June 4.-OILS Turpen tine, market firm, 65c; sales, 652 bbls.; receipts two days, 1.679 bbls.; shipments, t,l bbls.; storks, (.613 bbls. ROSIN Market firm; sales, 2 594 bbls.; receipts two days, 4.172 bbls.; shipments, 4.776 bbls.; st ocas. 46.900 bbls Quota; I), $4.17Uf74.25: D. $4 40W4 47t4: E, $4 804 K5; V. to.OO; O. t5.0orfj6 0i. $5.079; G. $5.07'o, 6.12': I, $R.lt; K. $5.20; M. t5 JtVf.25; N, S.40S.65; WG. t5.7Ctfrt.sO; WW. .vtT(.15. Omaha Mar Market. PRORIA. June 4 CORN-Ixwer, No. t whits. 60c; No. t yellow. 737V; No. t yel low. t6c No. 1. 6V; No. 4, 55c; no grade, 4wp2c. , OATS Ixwer. standard. $$HWo; No. I white, f7Vtj.3c; No. ( white. 3tVa$7. . tstijh.p The sneep and lamb pens were bare 01 supplies touay, as Is usually the case 011 a Saturday, and prices remained nominally su-auy. Geneiaily speaking, the market this week has, in many respects, been a repitition of tho previous wteK's trade. Monday s sales appeared to be a snaue higher, out the lone lo the situation since the opening has been slow and draggy with the tienu of lamb prices lower. Very light supplies did not have any strengthening Influence, as might have been expected, and the best handy and light weight lambs are cloning about iy(2uc lower. Quality of the run was on the clean-up order, a practically all of the "stanuard" grades were marketed some time ago. Heavy lambs ate still very unpopular with killers, and it has been tedious worn to move them at any price. The decline on this clan of stock Is even greater than that on light kinds, of course, but tne volume of business lias been too small to afford anything like a broad view of the trade. It takes an extra goon nuncn 01 heavy lambs to bring $7.0), while strictly prime lights are quotable up to $4 26. r,wes ana wetners are cionnia tuny steady with a week ago. but offerings in this branch of trie market were seasonably meager. Choice wethers would probably command ti.50 or belter, but ewes would hardlv ao over $5.25. Quotations on fed stock: Good to choice lambs. $7.7508.25'. fair to good lambs. $6.75i 7.76; good to choice weth-rs, $5.25'a5.75; fair to good wethers, t4Uora!i.; gooa to cnoice was. e4.H04io.26; fair to good eeves, $4.(5 4,80. at. l.o Mis Lite toe It Market, ST. LOriS. Mo.. June 4 CATTLE eelpU 600, Including 200 Texans; He- market , Cotton Biarket. NEW YORK. June 4 COTTOX The cot ton market was active throughout .the week, with heavy trading marked by vlo lent fluctuations. Prices showed at one time a total decline of from 150 to 165 points from the h Kh record during the bull manip ulatlon which culminated in advancing the Mav and Ju y ODt 011s to 15.80c the middle of last month, and break of over 104 noinis in the new croD months from the basis of 13.16c to 12.22c for October. From the low point reached shortly after the government crop report, on Thursday to tne closing prices, there has been a re covery of sixty-five points In July and Au gust to thirty and forty points ror tne new crop montns. There have been unusually heavy transac tions In spot cotton here this week. The total sales are officially given as 96,401 bales. There have been over 400,000 bales nt Knot cotton which have changed hands in this market since the big deal deliveries began to be made to the bull clique Dy spot ri.Hlera and southern dealers the first of March to date. The immediate market is now surrounded with so much uncertainty that sentiment has become mixed. The bull eliuue still aooi-ars to be in a strong posi tion in the old crop options through Its control of total stocks here and 4he ex tended short Interest wnu-n 11 is Deueveu still exists in those montns. neceni De velopments in the stock market, however, together with the generally eat-ciea re, ir.iuhmpnt in business from the heavy de cllne in sureties and general uncertainty over the railroad and political situation, Is llkelv to cause American spinners lo further curtail their consumption. ht 1-OITIS. June 4. COTTON l'n t,anvH- mldrllinir. 14T4e: sales. 106 balea receliits. 862 bales; shipments, i.iwi Dales; slock, 25.9J7 bales. Dry ttoods Market. view vnitu- June 4. DRY OOODS The rtr evwtii markets were quiet for the day. Cotton goods remain fairly steady. Yarns are quiet. Linens are mm. duii e.10 Inactive. Fine and fancy cottons are quiet In first hands. agar aad Molasses. KKIV YORK, June 4 SUGAR Raw, steadv; Muscovado, K) test. 1.74c; centrifu al. 96 test. 4.24c; molasses sugar. SS test Six. Refined, quiet; crushed. 6.85c; gran Ulated, i.l5o; powdered, 6.26c. Sentiment In tutor f llellglnn on Increase Thronnhnat tho Country, Itrelnrrs m Sinn nslne I'.dllnr. "V D. V. HIAXCIS. Ni;V YOISK, Juno 4 - (Special 1'ifpatdlt to The Boe.)-l ,,m i,.Mt!ior n prophet It Ti the son of a prophet, but If 1 pretend! t.) the gift of fmeseelng 1 should be Inclined to say that the day of thn legalized pni-i fight In this country Is drawing t R cbvi. Tho efforts of tho church people of Cajl fornla, backed up as thoy nie by the so)i tlmclit of tho churchmen of the'whala country, will not stop tho fight scheduled. In Snn Francisco on Independence dny, luit It Is merely a mmttr of time when 911 aroused public opinion will compel the 01 thorltics to put a hti'P to these palpable, evasions of 1I10 lawu agnlnsl prize flghtlpi or compel the lawmaking bodies to cnuj t such drastic mcoMircs as will prohibit oet harmless sport. I That the proposed Sun Francisco meet ins; Is a prize fight, pure nqd simple, cannot bo disputed; even thote. who In order to evitdn tho plain letter of the law call It a boxlnn contest, smile cynically when they do so It would bn better for tho community it all restrictions on such fights were removed, for such violations simply breed contempt for tho law in other ways. There Is nfl-othN- alternative, however, the stiengtherl lmr of the law to prohlbK all "boxing con tests." It does not take much of a prophet to foretell which alternative tho people of an America it state will lake. f It is somewhat late 11 ml iinneasohabje, perhaps, you might say, to talk abodt Christmas trees in ttue warm days pf June, but that Is not true In the case of a llttlo 7-year-old girl, Marguerite. RotJ man of Burlington, N. J. Just when Mar guerite's Christmas tno was about to take on Its precious fruitage last December Hh had to go to a hospital. That did not worry her In the least except that It grieved her to think that she would miss her Christmas tree. i Sho was comforted, however, by nn uncji who promised that her tree would be, care fully guarded and all Its gorgeous burden kept on Its branches until she came homo. That promise has been sacredly kept. The tree still stands In Its original pluce, th. decorations und gifts are Just whero the weri put three days before Christmas and every night the trunk and branches nrn carefully wrapped in damp cloths to keep them fresh and green. And In a few weeks the patient little girl, with health restored. Is coming home to have her Christmas tree In the good old summer time. 1 Interest In the Mystic. ' Judicious observers lave marked with some concern the Increasing interest ill the mystic and the occult. One cult In New York was recently shown to be guilty of practices that boded little good to tho participants; and tho professor who manip ulated the strings behind the scenes for the edification of the credulous dupes In, front wus a proper object of attention for tho police. These Kast Indian causists en trap the shallow and half taught with tholr wiles anU sophistries, their fluent use Of obscure terms and their rhapsodies. Soqn. wo find the dupes parroting the leader's Inane repetitions of "the seven Infinities" and the "mystic circles of the Ineffable ego," who is the projection of the atom up to the "Over Soul," and similar ab surdities. It usually results, oftef a brief experience, in revulsion and disgust, which come with disillusionment and the return of common Bense. American women, wno have been patronizing these esotterlc teach ers, should be warned by the New York: developments that there Is a double danger . In allying themselves with forces mat are totally unamerlcan, from any concclvabla point of view. . Dr. Alexander McLaren, wno aieu 're. ently in Scotland, was one of the most powerful preachers in the world, and bis sermons exercised as great and wide an Influence as those of Newman or Itobert- These Benmons have been dellvf'fjl from bundled of pulpits in all parts of the world. Dr. McLaren was a Noncon formist (a Baptist) of the old school, and had no taste for new developments and large changes.. He accomplished mucn valuable expository work, but he will Der princlpally remembered as one 01 tne great preachers who always commanded the closo attention of largo congregations. His sermons were delivered extempore after long and careful preparation. t, The consecration of Bishop Pollock in .fat- Paul's cathedral, London, was notable for an incident which has excited a consider able Bensatlon In ecclesiastical circles, rrmnv of the clergy regarding it as a shocking act of sacrilege. It appears fbt an individual provided with a camera ,. sitting in ono of the galleries overlooking the choir, and a photograph was taken of the act of consecration, the arciioissiop of Cnnterburv being depicted with th bands on the head ot tne now premie Is understood that atringent precaut are to bo taken In future to praver repetition of the "scandal." ItcllKion Is Xprradinii. Is tho spirit of Jesus more dominant in) business and public affairs thun when ou, entered active life, and Is It un advanopgo) or not for a public man today to bo known as a profwslng Christian?" j Favorable reports have been receive or tho health of Gipsy Smith, who rect-Otl underwent a serious opeiatloii. HH pny skiati states that Gipsy Mum' i rapsciiy gaining strength, and will, H 1" cxpecle be able to resume his woilc uy me en the month. Persistant Advertising Is the Road to Big Returns. I. jns 4 Foreslglii. fnaa I. Your father despises that young you are engaged to." M l Crwm II I1IW1 Mil Ull J. Then why In tliu world are you geinfl to marry him?" . . 1 wouldn't marry mm " w" ws man oil earth." i Then why , 'Dad will buy me off with an ele-ttrlo nabout In a few davs." Houston Post. 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