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fill 1 1.1 ' 'it i,ir. mr rr t tni'l i.um t"r in t .... . II 1 1 HEAL ESTATK. PAnjt nANcn i,am) Pon sale. Arkanini. COME tfl Madison Co., Ark., amidst the pleasant Ozarks, for the cheapest ana best homes In America; perfect health: Ideal climate; pure spring water; free range ana productive soil. Jones, -tit California. CALIFORNIA LAND. Bend for catalogue. Properties In all counties Valuable, reliable Information. C. M. Wooster Co., Phclan Bids;., San Fran CISCO. CALIFORNIA land excursions 1st and fa -rues. w. T. Smith Co. 8is city Nat. Minnesota, 100 ACRES 15 miles from Minneapolis one mile from town: 120 acres cultivated Dalance meadow and pasture; heavy sou fair set buildings; one good team horses two cows. Boveral head of Young stock complete set of machinery, chickens, hogs and everything on the place goes at HO per care, one-nair casn. SCHWAB BROS.. 1028 Plymouth Bldg., Minneapolis. Minn Missouri. THE FAMOUS BRANDSVILLE-KOSH KONONO fruit district will market t million-dollar crop this year. For sale, 10- ncro 4-year-old Kinerta peacn orcnara, one mile from Brandsvlllo. Ouaranteed fine as there is In the district at halt the price being paid for orchards here. Buy now and get your money back from this year's crop. Orchards netting from 4100 to xtoo per acre; fruit and farm lands, large ana small tracts, Jib per acre up Write Brandsvllle Real Estate and In vestment Co., Brandsvllle, Mo. Montana. SIXTY THOUSAND acres Carey land open to entry at valler. Mont, mteen annual payments; section famous for trains, grosses, vegetables: well adapted to diversified farming. For particulars write Valler Farm Bales company, isox 1026, valler. Mont. WE ARE owners of a large block of TellowBtone county, Montana, farm land and are prepared to offer same on olost prices In tracts of 10,000 acres or up. Correspondence Invited, if Interested. ,. Prospective purchasers will be shown the a land. Danaher-aouon vo .'lymoutn. 'Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. Miscellaneous. Prairie Land $11 per acre; clear of incumbrance, 10,000 ncres, close to railroad town; good boII; land well grassed; want to exchango for eastern improved lana or win taxe in pood Income property. Qlve particulars in full In first letter. Address Postofflce Box 320, Malvern. Ia. HEAL ESTATE LOANS MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA HOMES. NO DELAY. J. H. Mithen Co., INC. 821 CITY NATINAL BANK BLDQ. DOUGLAS 1278. MONEY TO LOAN On Improved farms In eastern Nebraska and western Iowa. Loans made for 5 and 6 per cent, wun the usual optional privilege. For further particulars write to home office. The Equitable Loan Co., Percy E. Owynne, Ass t secy, umana, iseo. REAL ESTATE LOANS. In any amounts. W. H. THOMAS, 228 State Bank Bldg. MONEY on hand av lowest rates tor loans on Nebraska farms and Omaha city property In any amounts. II. W. BINDER, 823 City National Bank Bldg. OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms. O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO. 1016 Omaha. National. Douglas ITU. LOANS on farms and Improved cit property, E, 6 and 6, per centi no delay. J. II. Dumont & Co., 1603 Farnam St WANTED City loans and warrant!. W. Farnam SmK.h & Co.. 1S20 Farnam 8L GARVIN BEOS. 3100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wsad, Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam. CITY LOANS, Bemls-Carlberg Ca, 310-312 Brandets Theater Bldg. LARGE loans our specialty. Stull Bros. HARRISON A MORTON. 916 Om. Nat. STEAMSHIPS ANCHOR LINE STEAMSHIPS Sail every Saturday to and from FEW YORK LONDONDERRY GLASGOW Ocean passage 7V4 days. Moderate rates. For book of tours, rates, etc., apply to H3NDBRS0N BROTHERS, t en. Agts., 35 W. Randolph St.. Chicago. Uit AN X LUUAL AGENT. HEAL ESTATE WAK2Z3). LIST your houso with us. We have buy. s;rs. Osborne Real Estate Co. Doug. 1471 WANTED TO RENT r WANTED By a man who will give beat references, a large, cool room In a fnodern house in Field Club or West (Farnam district. Phone Harney 6393. WANTED TO RENT i We have rented most all our house. XV o can rent your racant property. PETERS TRUST COMPANY WANTED Five or six-room furnished house, within walking distance of 26th nnd Farnam. Address E 140, caro Bee. WANTED TO HOT. (Dolgoff Zd-hand store pays highest prices Tor furniture, clothes, shoes. Web. 1607. , WOULD like to buy a five or six-room pouse to be moved on a lot. One In the xtelgbborhiod of 24th and Clark preferred. .Telephone Ret 4301. r D. 80K6. QJicIc buyer or furniture. BEST prices for furniture. Call D. 7801 SECOND-HAND clothes, shoes; pay prices, xei -yier. iiw. . LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST -v -sr. ,w aww Wtf-Cbtf 0 OCt v V lleage and shrinkage. Your consign ents receive prompt aud careful atten. )U Stock Comuiluluu merchants. BYERS BROS. & CO. Strnnr. rrlliht- CLIFTON Com. Co.. 232 Exchange Bldg. MARTIN BROS. & CO.. Exchange Bldg. I Young" Men In search of opportunity will do well to read the "Help Wanted" columns In The Bee every day. Many a man has found his chance through the want ad col umns of this paper. Read Bee Want Ads. GRAIN A Nil PRnnl HE MARKET wiumi x uviuvJJ juiiitiivjLi i Kansas Advises Are Wheat is Uiv dergoing Deterioration. REDUCTION IN ACREAGE LIKELY Arm Planted to Corn ta Said to He Smaller Than Was at First Planned to lie Seeded Down. OMAHA. June 2. 1913. According to the latest advices from the state of Kansas the drouth and high temperatures continue to kill the wheat In sections ot that state, and where tho a.MJf(jyernment report Indicated a crop i iT ousneis lor tne banner state of the United States. This has been re duced by 32,000,0u0 bushels, according to uuio ui me experts, out tnore are many in the trade who bellevo that the final result will show 100,000,000 bushels. The Wheat CrOD Of Kartsnn mnv hn mlH fr bp quits spotted this year. The faot that experts who are in the field are giving the sections where the losses have v.vu iuu greatest moro attention posslDiy makes the outlook worse than it other wise WOUld ftlinfnr. Aa vt,ivH frrt.v, an Impartial standpoint, however, one trader iim umub to tne conclusion mat tne farmers losses will be severe in tho mat ter of deterioration and this will enable mem 10 securn much hluhur urlces. nnt only for the old whrnt hlil in that tntn uui me new wnicn win come lorwara, it Is generally bellevoil that under tii-onont vunuiuuns me growers or Wheat in the southwest will receive as much for their grain iax the whole, and possibly more man naa a Dumner croD neen rnjaeu Cash wheat was lower. mere u consioerahie talk now or a reduction In the acreace of corn seeded in this country and of the fact that this will be moro likely to be refleoted In values later on. In sections ot the north western part of the belt there is still some seeding to be done, but as the corn will go Into the ground with a great deal ot moisture It will not show any need of nun ior some time una tne rormation win be rapid. Cash corn was unchanged to tic lower. cash oats were unchanged. Clearances: Wlvaat and flour caua.1 to L9,000 bushels; corn, 32,000 bushels; oats. isi.uw ousnois. Liverpool closed with wheat Ud lower and corn unchanged to Ud lower. iTimary wheat receipts were GCOOO bushels and shipments of 520.000 bushelb. against receipts of 3i,vOO bushels ana shipments of 404,000 bushels last year. Primary corn receipts were 1,326,000 bushels and shipments of 40S.000 bushels, against receipts of L1SS.000 bu&hela and shipments of 396,000 bushels last year. rnmary oats receipts wero i,iu,vw bushels and shipments of 625,000 bushels, against receipts ot 345,000 bushels and shipments of 411,000 bushels last year. CAIILOT ItECEIPTS. WheatCorn.Oats. Chicago 5 398 174 Minneapolis 203 Duluth 71 Omaha 104 Kansas City 83 124 114 152 Bt. ixmis oi Winnipeg 218 Wheat: No. 2 hard. OT087UC: No. S hard. EGSISTc: No. 4 hard. SlVitSffic: No. I spring. (UWasSc: No. 4 soring. 82384o: No. 2 durum, gSHc; No. 3 durum, SlSlhio. uorn: no. 2 white, c&c; no. 3 wnite, mm 565c: No. 4 white. 53SG4Wc: No. 2 yellow. 64M:&65c; No. 3 yellow, 64o; No. 4 yellow, 63tfb4uc; No. z, 64 14c; no. 3, biy 64 Vic: No. 4. 63ao3Vic: no grade. SlWKc. Oats: No. 2 white, 37K&3SC, standard, 37c: No. 3 white. 37Uc: No. 4 White. 37c. aney: Alanine, tuawc; no, l icea, 42045c. Rye: No. 2. 564056c: No. 3. Karate xne rouowing cash sales were reponea today Wheat: No. 2 hard winter, 2 cars, S7Hc. No. 3 hard winter, 1 car, S6Hc: 1 car, swic. no. 4 hard winter, l car. sec. No, 3 Bprlng car, SSc. No. 4 spring, Vi car, Mo. .Rejected spring, l car, 7Sc Oats: No. 3 white, 3 cars, 374c No. 4 white. 1 car. 37c. Rejected. 1 car. 3SUc. Corn: No. 2 white, 8 cars, Kc No. S white. 1 car. C6c: 1 car. 64Uc: 2 cars. S4Vta. No. 4 white, 1 car, B4Mo; 1 car, E4c; 1 car, 64c; 1 car, 63c. No. 2 yellow, 4 cars, Kc; 6 cars, 54Ho; 2 cars, 64Kc No. 3 yeuow, a cars, &4o; z cars. MVic; 1 car, 64V4c; 2 cars. B4c. No. 4 yellow, 1 car, B4iic; X car, 64c; 1 car, 63?4c; 2 cars, 6SHo. 6 cars, 64Hc; 2 cars, 64iic; 6 cars, 64o; 8 cars, 63c. No. 4 mixed. 7 cars, 63Vio; 2 cure, Di-Ac no Kraae. l car. bi,c: zu cars, 61c. CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Features of Trading and Closing; on Board of Trade. CHICAGO. June 2. Wheat todnv .nr. fered a sharp decline chiefly owing to rains in western Knnsmi nnd In nnrta nf Oklahoma. The market closed weak at a net loss of 1V41Uo to l?ilHc. Latest prices for corn were a shade to Mo off and for oats He down to l-16o gain. In tho provisions thn 2c lower to an upturn of 7Ho. Although .the rain southwest did not appear to have been general the effect on sentiment In the wheat pit was In stantaneous and was iIoHhIva fnr tli. day. The trade hod been prepared as a rule for an exciting bull market, but there was a mah of longs to the selling side and prices rapidly gave way. Rumors of export sales did not develop any rally ing puwer in wncai. news or a Dig de crease in tho visible supply proved equally without effect as an aid to the bulls. Seaboard clearances of whest nnd fimir equaled 1,299,000 bushels. Primary receipts of wheat were 6S2.000 hushels! u v,i, ncn 383.000 bushels. a ' Corn was UDheld bv a fair commission buying. Rural offerings were Jttmur meager ana snipping demand good. The unfavorable crop prospects had a icuuynit; ciicct on oats. Res tine orders tn huv at n diino ral lied the provisions market. At first, how ever, the list was under considerable pressure on account of the heavy run of hogs. Artlglel Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Sat'y. Wheatl Juiy, m. 90; 80 92Vi 91T4 94 67 68U 66 Sept. I91HQ92 Dec. 94 94 68 V4 82 67H 92 Corn July, Sept Dec. 57H! BSHfclil 57W; 6868H 6SH 66 6071 .MViS Oats July. Sept Dec. 39V414' 39 38T4 3ST439I 39 mm 33 Vi 20 32H 2d27U 19 92 19 85 11 10 11 07H 11 17M II 20 11 10 11 80 11 724 U 45 11 374 11 12 3739 SPA 20 20 19 SS 39 ,39W Pork July. 20 35 0 15 19 60 Bept 19S7M Lard July It 02V4 11 10 11 20 11 10 11 02H SeptU 1012 11 10 Oct. 11 02H 11 02J4 Ribs July. 1170 11 35 11 00 11 83-85 11 45-47 U 67-70 Sept 11 32K Oct. 11 12-15 11 00 Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No, 930! No. S northern. 894(91c; No. 4 spring; 82Q9c: velvet chaff, ttatv-w. .Xr ikV. 98c. Corn: No. 2, 68Q68c; No. 2 white 69969HC! No. 2 yeuTw. VfifiSo: No. S 67a69o; No. 3 white, 68et9c No. J H 47tu, no. yeuow, CT68c. Oats: No. 2. 38039c; No. 2 white, 40O No. 4 white. 38tf89Wc; Btandard, 4M4 W Mt " I NEW YORK GENRriAr, MARKET Quotation, of the Day on Virion! Commodities. NEW YORK, June 2.-FLOUTt-QuleL with a slow jobbing trade;brln patents. t4.0Off4.SO; wlntfr atZhtU & 04.65; winter patents. t4.7&g6.10; spring clears. M.00Of.aSf No. 1 winter. extrUSO 04.10; No. 2winter. extra. 33.7033.80; Kan sas straights. t4.20iM.30. Rye 'fiou i&tVxZii!c00' ,s-65a85; choice CORNMEAL--8teady; fine white and dried t3.35. ; coar,e' J1-301-; kiln WliEAT-Spot market weak: No. 2 red. nominal; No. I northern. tLOl. f. 0. b! afloat Futures market was weaker to day, owing to ralna In Kansas and better northwest prospects; July, 98 U-I6c; Sep tember, 970. CORN Spot market barely steady: ex port 66c, nominal f. o, b. afloat OATS Spot market firm; standard white, 4tc elevator; No. a whlu. 7o; 1 rea, I.VIWBI-U): NO. 3 red, 8Ccti.oO; No. 2 hard. S3S91HC; No, 3 hard, 9195Hc No! 1 northern. 93fi9414c: No. s north. ?.?.,? .. . ..ordinary, clipped .,,"" lancy cuppea wnite, t,w 47Vc. HYE-Kasy; No. 2 western, 6Sc, c, 1. . Now York, export UARLBY-Steady; malting. 603Wc, c, L f Buffalo; feeding, 64c, nominal, f. o. b. Now Y'ork. HOI'S Quiet; state, common to choice, 1912 crop, 16tc; 1911 crop. 9llo; raolflo coast. 1912 crop, 19f0c; 19U crop. 11414C HIDES Steady; Bogota, 3SW35HOS Central America, 29c. PETIIOLBUM-Steady; refined, New York, bulk, Ji.00; barreK IS.70; cases, WOOL Steady; domestlo fleece, XX Ohio, 276280. FEED Steady; western spring bran, 100-pound sacks, I2O.togL20; standards middling, 100-pound sacks, 122.00. IIAY-Qulet; No. 1, tl.u2KOI.0S: No. 2. 90c; No. 3, 7685o. LEATHER Steady; hemlock firsts, 28 Q29c; seconds, 27U2SC. PROVISIONS Pork, steady! mess. t22.00tf23.60; family, t24.0025.o6; short clears. S30.7&922.00. Beef, quiet: mess. tl.00a.00; family, t23.00ff24.00. Lurd, steady; miaaie west, lu.zuu'u.au; retinea, qluet; continent, tll.80; South America, 112.35: comDound. steady. IS.S7Vi&8.62V4. v,ui uicui, ,icnu , .vim .v .t. 14 lbs., tl4.7&0ri&60: pickled hams, 316.60. TALLOW Quiet; ' cltj-, nominal; coun try, 6iOHo: special, 6ic BUTTER Firm; receipts (thre days), 25,133 tubs; creamery specials. 2SV1623fto; firsts, Zltttrao; state iairy, iinest, ztw. rood to nrlme. 2&S27c: urocess extras. Si (f26Vic; firsts, S5',tc; Imitation creamery, nrsts, 2irtc; raciory, curreni muio, firsts, 24tf24Hc: packing stock, current make. No. 2, aifto. CHHESE Firm: receipts (throe days) 4,600 boxes; state, whole milk, white and pale and colored specials, lto; state, whole milk, average fancy, ltc; skims, lvjo?u.Weak: rccolcts (three days) n tM rnc: fresh cathered. extras. !2ii 23c; extra firsts, wwattc: nrsts, iiw SOc; Pennsylvania anu noaruy ntniitij whites, as to slie and quality, 23ff25c; Pennsylvania and nearby hennery, gath ered whites, 220340; western, gathered WTnt?V.t?v Dressed, easy: fresh killed western fowls, lT&isvtc; turaeya, iwoiwj. Corn and Wheat llctrton Dalletln, United States Department or Agrtcul ture, weather bureau, ror umana. Net)., ior tne iweniy-iour iiouib iuuwi at 8 a. m., 75th meridian time, Aionaay, June 2, 1913: UMAUA DlHTlULTJi' BTA'llUflO. Temp. i tain Station. High. Low. fall Skyj Clear Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Ashland, Neb.. 80 El .00 Auburn, Nob... 85 60 .00 B'kcn Bow. Nb 76 48 48 60 49 65 64 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 Columbus, Nb. 75 Culbertson, Nb 84 Falrbury, Nob. 85 Fairmont, Neb, 77 Or. Island, Nb 78 Hartlngton, Nb 78 Hastings, Neb- 79 Holdreee. Neb. 84 61 62 64 47 00 60 68 49 49 49 44 63 Lincoln, Neb... 78 No. Platte. Nb 78 Oakdale, Neb.. 74 Omaha. Neb.... 79 Pt. cloudy Pt. cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear' Clear Tekamah, Neb. 68 Valentine, Nb. 76 Alta. Ia.. ....... 79 Carroll, la 79 Clarlnda. Ia.... 84 Sibley, Ia. 74 Sioux City, Ia. 76 Pt. cloudy Minimum temperature for twelve-hour period ending at a. m. DISTRICT AVERAGES, No. of Temp. Rain' District Stations High. Low falL Columbus, 0 18 Louisville, Ky... 22 Indla'pollB. Ind.. 14 Chicago, 111 24 St. Louis, Mo... 19 82 64 .40 92 86 82 92 80 76 90 78 66 68 62 03 62 60 CO 62 .50 .40 .20 .20 .00 .30 .00 .00 Des Moines, ia. zi illnneapolls .... 61 Kan. City. Mo.. 26 Omaha, Neb 17 The weather la somewhat cooler throughout tho corn and wheat region Showers occurred within the last twenty four hours in all except the Omaha, Des Moines and Kansas City districts. They wero heavy In the eastern districts, but were generally - light and scattered In other districts. Falls of one Inch or more occurred at the following stations: in Kentucky Lexington, 1.20; Williamsburg, 1.00. L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau. St, Lonla Genernl Market. ST. X.OUIS. June 2.-WHBAT-Cash; No. 2 red, tl.OO1.0G; No. 2 hard, 9t97c. CORN-No. 2, 6S68c; No. 2 white, 69 ecottc. OATS-No. 2, 373Sc; No. 3 white, 39 (ffsavsc. RYE-V4c. Closing quotations of futures: WHEAT July, 88'4c; September, S8Hc CORN-July, 67c; September, 57c. OATS-July, S8Hc; September, 383Sc. POULTRY Steady; chickens, 13Wc; springs, 2527c; turkeys, 16c; ducks, lie; B BUTTER Dull; creamery, 2427c. EQOS-Qulet, at 17c. FLOUR Quiet; red winter patents, t4 75 6.05; extra fancy and straight, t3.8OS.70; hard winter clears, tXOO3.60. SEED Timothy, 10c. CORNMEAL 12. 8ff. f IRAN Dull; sacked, east track, 87001c. IAY Lower: timothy, tl2.0016.60; prairie,, tl0.0013.00. WHISKY tL40. IRON COTTON TIES, 98c. BAQOING 10c. TWINE Hemp, 8c. PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged; Job bing, tl9.96. Lnrd, unchanged; prime steam, lll.02V4ll.12H. Dry salt meats, un changed; boxed extra shorts, tl2.80; clear ribs, $12.87; short clears, $12.50. Bacon, unchanged; boxed extra shorts, 313.37; clear ribs, 313.37: short clear, tl3.60. Receipts. Shipments. Flour, bbls 13,000 13,000 WhwiL bu 68.000 77.000 Corn, bu 182,000 64,000 Oats, bu izo,ua bs,uuv Kansas City Grain nnd Provisions. KANSAS CITY. June 2. WHEAT No. 2 hard. 8902c; No. 3, f7flJ02c; No. 2 red. 94?d: No. 3, 87H8S6o corn-no. 3 white, wc; no. a, wc RYE-COc. Closing quotations ot futures: WHEAT July. S6tto: September. 85 8&c; December, 87c. CORN-Julv. fic: SeDtember. 66 66c; December, HWfc oath-July, aa3Sic; tteptemoer, wa HAY-Chofce timothy, tl2 6013.00. BUTTER Creamery, 26c; firsts, 25c; seconds, 24c; packing, 20Vc. EGOS Firsts, 18Ho! seconds, 150. POULTRY Hens, 13V4c; roosters, 10c; ducks, lc; broilers, 23c. Milwaukee Grain Market. MILWAUKEE. Wis.. June 2. WHEAT No. 1 northern, 9Gfi06o; No. 2 north ern. 94ft0&c: No. 2 hard winter, 9S395c; July, S0Q90o; September, 90c iCORN no. a yeuow, myo; no. a wnite, 61Uc; No. 3. 60c: July. 67o; spot, 68 tsUc. OATl-41l3MlViC. RYE-62WC, BARLEY 6866So. FLOUR Unchanged. BRAN Unchanged. CORN No. 3 yellow, 65H366c. OATS-No. 3 white. S8CfGc. RYE No. 2, 6&Sc, FLAX-n.28V4. BARLEY-Unchanged. visible Supply of Grain. NEW YORK. June 2. The visible sup ply of grain in the United Btates Saturday, May si, as compnea oy tne new xorn Produce exchange, was as follows: Wheat. 37,940,000 bushels; decreased 2,123, 000 bushels". In bond, 6.923.000 bushels; de creased 623,000 bushels. Corn, 2,649,000 bush els; decreased &4,ouo Dusneis. uats, ,is, 000 bushels; Increased 1,685,000 bushels; In bond, 1,268,000 husneis; decreased 8,000 bushels. Rye. 603.000 bushels: decreased 69,000 bushels. Barley, 1,269,00 bushels; de creased, 368,000 bushels; In bond, 226,000 bushels; increased ss.wu nusneis. Liverpool Grain Market. LIVERPOOL. June 2. WHEAT-Spot, steady; No. 2 Manitoba, 7s 6d; No. 3. 7s. 4d. Futures, eaayr July. 7s 6d: October. 7s 4d; December, 7s 4d. CORN spot firm; American, mixed. new. 5s 2d: American, mixed, new. kiln dried, 6a Id,; American, mixed, old, 6s; American, mixed, old, via Galveston, no stock, mitures, easy; juiy, is lld; Sep tember, 6s. flour winter patenu. 29s, 8d, HOPS In London. (Paclflo coast). CI I0s6 10s. Minneapolis Grain Market, MINNEAPOLIS. June 2. WHEAT July. OOVtc; September, 91elo. Cash, No. 1 bard, 93o; No. 1 northern, PlttftMHc; No. 2 northern, 890OOV&o; No. 3 hard Montana, 91H92Hc; No. 3, 87SHa Klaln Butter Market. ELQIN, June 2. BUTTER Firm, at 2Sc. NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Heavy Prcssoro Against Issues with Breaks in Many Instances. CANADIAN PACIFIC IS WEAK" Action ot Market I Determined Lare;-1 r by Attitude of Foreign Holder ot American Securities. NEW YORIf, June 2. Heavy pressure was directed against stocks today and on an increased volume of business nrlccs in many Instances broke severely. Canadian Pacific, tho exceptionally weak feature, fell 13 points, a loss within a weok of 'Z points, union I'acmc uecunoa 4i, itenn ing 3, Amalgamated 2 and other stand ard Issues 1 to 2 points. Over thirty stocks of which Atchison, Canadian rn clflc, New York Central, Northern. Pa cific, Pennsylvania nnd Union Pacific are mo most prominent, Drone to tno lowest quotations reached this year. The aver age price ot average stocks fell to the lowest figure since 19W. Thn action of tho market was deter mined largely by the attitude of foreign holders ot American securities. Tho un pleasant Impression made abroad, par ticularly in France, by the St. Louis & San Francisco led to a slumn In Ameri can securities tn London during the holi day period here. In which time Canadian Paclflo broke 9 points. When trading was resumed hero London came Into the market as a heavy seller, not only or ca nndlan Pacific, but Union Pacific. Stool, Amalgamated and others stooks. Sales for London account, amounting to 30,000 or moro sharos wero instrumental in rorc in off nrlcea shacDlv at the outset Tho weakness was accentuated by bear selling hero, and oy insistent pressure against Unlqn Pacific due to disappointment over tno latest pians ior uiisoiution ot tno Harrlman system. Reading also was un der prossure, but Southern Paclflo wns relatively firm. There wus ovldonce of liquidation among the standard stocks nnd the undertono was feverish and unsettled to the end. Another decllno was shown In tho fort nightly report of European copper stocks, which are 2,600 tons lower than at the mlddlo of May and 12,000 tons lower than a year ago. ifixporta or copper ror Aiay showed an Increase of over 6.000 tons. Tho bond market showed considerable weakness In spots wltli the general move ment downward. Total sales, par value, tl.9S9.000. United States bonds were unchanged on call. Number of sales and leading quotations on stocks today were: bum. imn. now. uiom. AmslttnistM Oopssr 41, 800 n TOVi Tl 45 Arrrrlctn AirtcuHunl .. American Iltet 8ucr.... American Cn Amrlcn Can pfd. .,.,. American C A V American Cotton Oil..... Am. Ice Securities American Unseed American Locomottre American B. a It... Am. B. & It. pfd Am, Sugar lUMnlnf.... American T. & T American Tobacco Auaconda Mining Oo. .. Atchison ., Atchlaon Dfd 1,100 7 MOO SIU COO tl tOO 4H oo nit 400 UK S6U im 47 SS 1 s 00 il 11U SI c.eoo u cut t S00 101 101K 101 100 10IU josvt ioiu COO ISIti IZSH 1 JH 3.100 IIK J 4U ,ooo t H tH 17 Atlantlo Coast Line. 400 1S0H 120U. 110 .M tklit ft, I Baltimore & Ohio i.SOO VIM Dethlehem Steel 100 till SZH SI nrooklrn Itapld Tr.... Canadian Tactile Central Leather Chesapeake & Ohio.,., Chicago O. W , , CMcac, M. A St. P.. Chlcajro & K. W , 8,700 W 0 t0 4,000 llt 21IH H414 COO tOH SO ltK 4,too es4 H UH 00 IS H 13 s,eoo imH loos Josh 100 1ZIH 1I7H 1:1 Colorado F. A 1 1,400 SO 1 Consolidated Gas 1,400 111K 111U um Corn Product! Delaware a Hudson..,. Denrer & Illo Grande. Denier & It. O. rfd... tm 10 ;t 1 ..... .., l.eoo ni 100 M 1SSU HU 1U SS M 10U 10H ZSH 24 41H WU S3 S3 Dlttlllers' Boourltlta .. TOO 11 Erl 10, too t4 rie ist era 100 4114 Erie 2d pfd 300 SJi, Oeneral Electric 200 111 mi issk Great Northern ptd Great Northern Ore ctft i.eoo j2s4 W(. p.'. 40a 11 siH II Illinois Central M0 11 1U 114 114 H 1SU H 4S 10114 14K 14 11 IT InterborouKh Met 1.S00 14H inierDonucn Met. pta.. l.iw 1IH International llanrenter Inter-Marine ptd 300 International Paper .... S00 International Pump 100 Kansas Cttr Southern... MO UK k IACIede Gas SH Lkhlg-h Valler .. 10.4M 151)4 1UK 1"U Loulitllle a KiahTllls.. 400 1SS 112 1114 ..... lit H ZOVi to SOU 11S lit 4 im M . St. P. & B. 8te. M. Missouri, K. A T Missouri Paclflo National Dlscult National Iead N'. It. It. of M. Sd pfd.. New York Central . sao n 4,504 n& M 111 joo 100 SK N. Y., O. & W STH S7U CiVi Norfolk At Western 00 104H 104H 103H Mirth American iw as en is I.T0O 114 112 11SU S00 21 21 SOU f.SOO 109.( 107H 100S 100 1H 107H 107U Northern Paclflo Paclflo Mall PenmrWanla People's das n.. c a a at. t. Plttsbunh Coal I.S40 J5U H 1 , canu DliTI Vr,,. Pullman Palace Car, vu lift H i1 100 U3U 15H4 153U M.M0 UI4i 1MH 1HH SOO 22 21U 20 Iteadlnr Republls I. Sc B Itepubllo I. & 8. ptd.... Hock Island Co Hock Island Co. pfd St. U & B. T. 2d ll St 4.200 US l.SOO 2tH too S 1 2ST4 T in 7H 1( 2 SU tzii T4H 9 ' Peaboard Air Line. Rea board A. li. Bfd..... 100 40 40K 11on-8het,fleld a. a I.. "Ttouinern i-aeinc Bouthern IUUwar Ro. rtsllwar ofd 11,400 , t.SOO si4 Tennessee Copper Teiaa L Paclflo 400 1.000 sm 12U SI im 114 union I'aririo Union Pacific nfd United Rtites HraltT... United Btates Rubber... United Mutes steel..,, U. B. Steel pfd Utah Copper Va. .Carolina Chemical Wabaah , Wabath pfd Western Maryland 78,700 Ut 100 8SU, 100 aim i.40 ea 73, P00 (IS! too 10i S.900 ( 9U 1UH 1S SSU I3V( si esH CO SO 106K imh Vi 4SH 100 26H t( m TV4 SS 0 4 100 S9t( sM 0 Western Union joo v mint-nouae Electr o .. SUM Wheellnn ft U F. ,t. . 41 'Ex.a Tldend. Total sales for the day, tTt.Ooo shares. New York Money Market. NEW YOnif. .Inn t frWEw firmer, at 2'Mid per cent: rullnTrate i Jrc,ent- Tlm8 loans, steady; sixty days, 3J4 per cents ninety day 4 per cent; six months. 4 per cent P ClOSlnjt Quotations nn as follows: " Kore TJ. B. ret. 2s. res. ..100 K. C. Bo. r,t s. aau do coupon 100 U H, deb. 4s 1S! s5 V. 8. Is, rec 10T4 L. A N. unl. 4s.!! Sim do coupon 102T II. K. a T. 1st 4s. 1 U. 8. 4s res 11H4 do sen 4Hi." SIU do coupon 114 Mo, Paclflo 4 Panama ,1s coupon. .10314 da conr. (s... nu A..C. 1st ts ctfs... HH "K n It of M Hs ic Anrtr. Ag. (s 1714 N. Y. C. . SMs.. A. T. fc T. or, 4S..100K d deb. . .. !1S Am. Tobacco 4s. ...Ill N. Y. N, II. A II Armour A Oo. 4Hs. M or. SHs itu Atchison t-en. 4s,. .. S4iN. & w. 1st e. i.".'.' &? do ct, 4s !M S7t do ct. 4s,.. . 7 ioi' do cr. (s SttiNe. P.Hn i. ""r;.. A. C. U 1st 4i 1!4 Hah :; Bal. ic Ohio 4s 92 0. S. L. rfdc, 4." il 4 SOWPenn. cr. , 'nil'.' 7 Brook. Tr. ex. 4s... SIU dn i? ' IL. Csn. of Oa. la..,.104Hnadlna; ten'.'V'" ,15 Cen. Leather la S . L. 4 8. P fV "i. iiu Ches. A Ohio 4Hs,rK do (en. Ss"'. .. " t?2 Ches. A Ohio CY.4Vis USViSt. U s. W. e. is'. TI Vi mmn A a . . . ft t A i ' ' w m a s v o 4H. :om d0 ,,t n,.'t; i " If? O. & B. r A s 4Via 1 Union Paclflo 4s iiu D, A II. or. 4e. .. 4W do cr. t ", .... ' !W D. A R. 0. rsf. (s. 71 do 1st A nt im 5Ull; If TS!4U. H, Rubber Is. 'iMti do ct. 4s, ser. B. 41 Wabash 1st A e ii Ju til. Cen. 1st r. 4s. so Western ltd? 4. HH inter. Mel. tu TlW'West. Blec n i, iiu "Hid. Offered. Treasnry Statement. sJnt101 ?tate; at thi ; i,T ruining; of business today was: H'orklnir balance, t01.t,914; in banks and Phillp lnt t'iXXiJl7'ai'W3- totaJ "t general sn,d.5 ,?3-5''2Sj! feints Saturday, 176.110: dlsbureements. tl.882.000. Tho stir Plus this fiscal vmr Is ts sro mrt tralnst a deficit of to.842,lJ Jait year The figures for reoelpts, dlsbursaments. surplus and deficit, exclude PBjiama canal and publlo debt transactions. London Stook Market. LONDON. June 2. Amerinan nnti.. opened weak today. Trading; was light pending the opening of Wall street and Drlces moved Irregularly. Cannula n.. ctflo broke ihl points under local llqulda- V1UI1. uui viiimtjb ,ii ,110 rest Ot tne IlSt were limited to small fractions. London closing atock Quotations: OssLsola, raonsf , 71 H Loularllls A Nash. Ill do Seconal . Tt 11 tIMo,, Kan. A Tei . 1144 ! copper . 7ntw vers tntra. in Atrhlson 10l4Pennsrltanla . . II Canadian leclfle . .2MU ltesdlni St Chi. Grest Western 14 southern Pacific ... Chi.. Mil. A 8L IMOIti Union Paeltlo IIS nenrer A ltro O.... lUtlT, 8. Steel UH Brio KHWabsah 2t do 1st pM IS rvs lifers 11 , Grand Trunk 21 lUnd Mines IS lllltxils Ontral . . . .lis SIIA'BU-Uar, steady at S7 ll-16d per uunce. MONKY-3UrU Tier ent DSCOyT IIATKHS Short and three monins- diiis, a i3-i6tr3H per cent. Coffrc) Mnrket. NBV YOltK. Juno 3,-COKPBB-riu tures opened barely stendy at a decline of S points on June and of 25 to S6 points jm mier inonins unoer tsuroiean sell ing, liquidation and bear Krnssnre. which was encouraged by weak foreign mar kets. While the final tone wns steady, lost prices were practically tho lowest Si "ay ana season, at a net loss of J to 35 points. Sales, 116.360 bags; June, lO.Mo; July, 10.S5OJ Sptcmbrr, 10.65c; Oo- lO.fSc: Mav. 10.fi.1o. Snnl. jnv tln Ym IpHo; Bantos 4s. lric. Mild, quiet: Cor- J4v ItU 11 II 14ta i Cotton Market. NHW YORK, Juno 1-C.OTTON-Bpot K ,fv.'. lu'et; initialing uplands, ll.soo; nilddllng gulf. UOoc; salts, 1.0tX) bales. Futures closed stnmlv: rinsing hl,1a? tnnn ll.SOo; July, 11.49c; September. 11.20c; Oo- iuucr, ii.iui noveniDer, ii.iic; tecemDer, ll.8o; January, lLOSc; February, ll.OOo: Mnrch, 11.03c Market closed steady at a net gain of from 2 to 9 points for the dny. CT LOUIS, June X-COTTON-8teady; middling, l2Uoi salon, nono; receipts, til bales; shipments, 681 bales; stock, 29,K'i balrs. NI0W ORLEANS, May 2.-COITON Quiet and unohanged; mlddllnr. US-lto: snles on the spot. M bales; to arrive, 79 bales; receipt. 418 bales; stock. ;0,!il bales. OmnliM liny Mnrket. OSIA1IA, Juno 2.-HAYNo. 1 choice upland, WO.OOtSll.oo: No. 3 choleo up land, tS.fSn0.00; No. 3 to choice upland, W.00il8.00- No. 1 to choice midland. ttO.OO ?10.t0; No, 3 choice midland, ts.00fll0.00; No. 3 choice midland, tCOOffS.OO; No. 1 choice lowland, S.X(ij10.0; No, 2 choice, lowlnnd, t6.004jw.00; No. 3 choleo lowland, MOOJIOOO. Straw: Nono on tho market No. 1 to choleo wheat is quotable at from t.00 to tUGO. Alfalfa: Nona on the mar ket. No. 1 to choice wheat Is quotable at from tll.OO to tUOO. No. 2, i6,00 to tlO.00. No demand for No. 2. ISTapornted Apple and Dried Frnlta mww vnntr t omr,nnnim,. AICS-Q,u,elL.fane"' 'V408WC5 choice, MTo; prime, 5tt05c m UIJIKD FHUIT-Prunos, firm; Cali fornia, 3U5F12o; Orcgons, BHfiOc Apri cotsln fair demand; choice, HQOltic; ex tra oholco. HjrilHo; fancy. 12Hlo. Peaches firmer; choice, Glw7c: extra choleo, 7fl7Hc; fancy, 7tSc. naistns. quiet; loose muscatels, 4HSG?o; choice to fancy Seeded. EianUn naerilnss. TMlR. 60; London layers, tl.20ffl.46. Sugar Market. NEW YORK. June 2 fllinATL TIjiw. steady; Muscovado, 2.802.830; centrifugal, a303.33a; molassAS, 2.&riU.6rlc; rorined, steady; cut loaf, 5.033; crushed, 4.9So; mould A, 4.00o; cubes, 4.60o; XXXX pow dered, 4.40c; powdered, 4.3Tre; fine granu lated, 4.26o; diamond A. 4.23o; confection era' A, 4.10oj No. 1, 4.00c. Cotton Mnrket. LIVERPOOL. June 2. COTTON Snot In fair demand; prices easier; American mioaung iuir, t.ua; gooa miaaung, 6.77d; mltUUIng, 6.67d; low middling, 6.41; good ordinary, 6.05d; ordinary, 0.71d. Sales, 8,000 bales. Dry Goods Mnrket. I NEW YORK. June 2.-DRY OOODB- marKet opened steady. Malls were heavy, uur oraers were moaemte in volume. lie. tnllers are buying noveltv sultlnnrs more freely and wash goods novelties aro being cieunea up ireeiy. Wool Market. ST. LOUIS. June 2.-WOOL Steady. northern and western mediums, 119o; siigm ourry, uwiuc, line Durry, ltirijro. Oils nnd Rosin. NEW YORK. Juno 2. OILS Cotton. seed, firm: prime tummcr yellow, snot. t7.27 bid; July, t7.Z5; September. t7.3; De- cemDer, Turpentine, quiet; machine, barrels, 40c. Peoria Olarkat. PEORIA. June 2. CORN-No. 2 yellow. iwa'c; no. a yeuow. btrUUtrSftO. uath-mo, a wnite, ewc; atandard, 39o, Dank Clrnrlngs. OMAHA. June 2. Hank clearings for tooay wore 3,2t,iro.ui ana tor tne cor responding day last year 12,870,481.13. Schools Prepare for Class Days Lake and Monmouth park schools will give an elaborate class day programs June 6. The programs are aa folows; Monmonth Park School. Eighth D grade, Miss Minnie Kaplln, teacher. Class day, June C, evening: PART ONE. Song. "One Summer Morn.'t eluhtv, grade. Hong, "Santa Lucia," eighth grado. Weaving game, eighth grade girls. Solo, "Highland Fling," group of girls. Bong. "Drink to Mb Onlv hHtV, rrhi-. Eyes," eighth grade. nolo, Miss Carrie Falrchild. Address, Rev, Frederick Rouse. Violin solo, Mr. Hetherlngton. PART TWO PATRIOTIC PAGEANTS, "Princess Pocahontas," eighth grade boys nnd girls In costume. "Pilgrim Interlude," eighth grade girls, "Oeorgo Washington's Fortunn . eighth grado boys and girls. noston Tea Party," eighth grade boys. Eighth B class day, June 6: Lake) School. Song, "Flower of Llberty,"sschool. Recitation. "Mary's Nlsrht Ttnhs Fan. nle Mcponnald. nano soio, "iarewell to the Piano," Dernlce Sears. Essay. "Omaha: lis Artvsntn- v.. ther Duokley. n-fu .no1 8t:. M'nuet," Irene Flore!! and Ethel McCulIough. Recitation. "KTnen nen In t..-. . Charles Forrey, rnng "unci Ned." by the school. Reading. "Llfa of mii,r,....n Francis Oalllgan. vionn soio, William Podcrsen. Quotations from Rhnlcesnesrj, trrtu n pupils. " hong, "narcarolle," by the school. Antonys oration: Anton v. Tr,,., nuck: Vint Citizen. nnn.M a.ii. Second atlzen, Oeorge Voelker; Third Citizen. Paul IlorsVv! nvMiwi, m.i.""' Thomas Mitchell. Hong. "Cradle Song," by the school. Recitation. "Sir nntv,. r.iL. Hlgbee. ' Piano solo, Genevieve Eagan. Song. "Miserere," by the school. Finale, AVERY AUTO MANAGER OFF FOR EASTERN TRIP C. B. Miller, branch manager of the Avery Automobile and Implement com pany, left Saturday for the company factories In Pam, III., where he will con fer with the officials of the company on the business prospects In this territory. The local branch under the direction of Mr. Miller has developed a large busi ness In this territory, and this year prom ises to bo a record-breaking one for the sale of implements and trucks. Several deals for trucks have been closed by Mr, Miller and a large number ot prospective buyers are conferring with him In tegard to purchasing Avery machines. Movements of Ootsn Steamers. Part. ArrlTs4. SallM. NBW YORK Oniric..., HYDNEY Aorangl VAWroUVBIl..,..Cr. ot Oallela., HAVRE NEW YORK ..... Kosnlf Albsrt.. NHW YORK ROTTERDAM . Rjoiam XAPTXS. .. . nUAnna. KAPIX8 ,, ..la FroTenea. ..Vloaawtaka. ..Ostle. Cr. tt Caatlls. ANTWERP... OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET Light Supply of Cattle Moves at Steady Figures. HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN CENTS OFF Maht Ilrcrlpts of Lambs, Mostly Shorn, Sell Anywhere from strong to Ten tn Fifteen Cents Higher. SOUTH OMAHA, Juno 2. 1913. necelpts were. Came. Horb, Sheep. stimato Monday 2.700 11,M0 3,000 sjiue nay last week... 5,114 Sanio day 2 wks. ago. 1.S82 Samo day 3 wks. ago. 4,192 Same day 4 wks. ago. 4,001 Same day last year... 2.499 6,973 9.S46 9.(315 6.0D2 1!,M 6.787 6,63o 8,663 Tho follOWlnsr tnbln innai Mia riu'rlnll or cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for the year to dato as compared with last year; 191s. uij. Inc. Dec. Cattlo aop.cM JS07I8 1L0S5 1,231.408 1,571.677 3J7.200 8hcP SS,S3 837,161 31.675 ...13.. Tho following tatilo snows the range of prices for hogs at South Omaha for the last few days, with comparisons: Date. 191SJ19121191 1 . 1 1910. j 1900. 1 1903. 1 1907. May 17. May IS. May 19. May 30. Mav . 9 361 7 W, 7 03 t 31 ( a e (33 6 tl 3 91 i 11 6 04 6 99 5 94 6 W 5 93 6 35 0 01 6 Oil 6 10 9 44 5 30 6 34 b 33 9 3M 6 92 I SSJ S 341 9 39 6 SS 9 41 7 01 S S3 May S3., May 23. 7 09 9 03 6 96 9 411 May z. May SC. Mav 2rL SS9V 9 39 6 771 9 19, 7 10 5 14 8 4Mi 43 W 8 371,' 9 14 7 14 G 161 May 37, 9 27 9 271 7 14 & 2U Aiav 77. 7 14 6 20 May 28.1 May 29. Mav 30. 9 SO 9 12 7 OS, 7 01 5 33 6 34 9 33 9 33 e 7 11 5 26 May 31. 8(9 June 1.. 9 31 7 14! E 33 June 2,. 54 9 161 7 1 6 29 I Sunday. Receipts and disposition of live stock at the Union Stock yards. South Omaha, for the twenty-four hours end ing at 3 o'clock yesterday: R13C12IITS CARS. ClUtln. ItoB-a Hlmen TIra C, M. & BU 8 7 .V 1 Wabash 1 3 ,. .. Missouri Paclflo 1 Union Pacific 10 19 8 1 G. St N. W., east.. IS 7 O. & N. W.. west.. 33 7il 9 1 C Ht P., M. & O.. 22 21 S v,-., .u. t 14. , east... 1 7 C 13. tt Q.. west... 23 S3 1 1 IC., R. I. St P., cast 4 1 .. 2 C, R I. A P., wost 1 Illinois Central 3 ., ., c. a. w 4 Total receipt 115 1SG 18 DI8PO8ITION-HEAD. Cattlu. Horn. RhnAfi. Morris & Co 64 1,876 in SWlft & Co Ftl 9 tCH IYII ICudahy Packing Co.... 072 8.037 1.4S5 Armour & UO 428 3,370 1.033 oviiwain o uu .... aiiu J. W. Mumhv 12s Cudahy, from K, C 164 i'. JO 11 a o. p. Co 10 It. & R 10 Hill & Son 103 i... 13. Lewis , 40 H. Uulla 8 MO, & Kan. Calf Co.... 8 Cllne & Christie 80 Other buyers 304 Totals 2.6G7 11.&8 3.4&1 CATTLE-Tho week starts out with a very moderate run of cattlo and the quality oi the offerlnffs about ni irootl as it has been any time this season. Ad vices from eastern markets wero more or less bearish, but the small local supply mm mo acuve aomana irom ail classes of buyers enabled salesmen to clean up at prices that wero fully steady with the close ot last week and In somo Instances possibly ti shado stronger, Aa usual the light and handy weight cattlo were fa vored by all classes of buyers and choice yearlings sold up to 13.36. The best of tno neavy cattle also moved freely and as hlKh aa 38.25 was nald for nrlme 1.460. pound steers. General tone to the trade was healthy and firm throughout and an cany clearance was made. SUDDllea of Cows and heifers wore com paratively light and anything at all use ful In the way ot butchers' stock met wun a rcaay sale at steady to a shade stronger figures. Connors and cutters aiso round a tree outlet and anything at all useful in tho way of she stoclr was readily disposed ot at prices generally a Buouo Doner man lasi ween, veai caives wero in acttv request and firmly held, nnd bulls, stags, etc, sold In pretty much the samo notches as last weok. Offerings of stock cattle and feeding steers were very limited, and aa thero was practically no sale stocks In the yards both local traders and outside buy ers took hold froely at steady to a little stronger prices all around. Volume of business was ratner small, put tho tone to tho trade was healthy and strong. Quotations on cattle: Good to oholco beef steers, t8.OOQ8.30; fatr to good beef steers, S7.7&S8.00; oommon to fair beet steers, t7.80ij7.76; good to choice heifers, 7.2637.75; good to choleo cows, t6.60Qrr.35; fair to good grades, t6.O0tfti.S0; common to fair grades, M-0036.00; good to choice stockers and feeders, t7.608.00; fair to good stockers and feeders, t7,007.CO; com mon to fair stockers and feeders, t6.2M) 7 00: stock cows and heifers, IU.0037.OOi veal calves, 1 7.00 10. 00; bulls, ntags, eta, tS.eOS7.10. TJEBF STEERS. Kb. 15... 10... s... 4... At, Fr. ..1044 7 41 ,. 170 7 to .. Hf 7 SO .. Sit 7 to .. :o 7 so K. At. Tr. II -1101 7 10 U US8 7 SO II 1100 7 SO S lilt 7 IS SI 1SU 7 W 11. SM S 00 IS 1157 00 11, v. SIS t 00 II HIS S 00 11 lost I 0 40..., lies t 00 4 lit: too 1 n;o t 00 St. 17 47 7 Ct tt .fin 7 tt ST 11W i 7U SO 1S4I 7 70 23 1001 7 70 IS 1044 7 70 44 1111 7 70 9., Stl 7 70 SI 1WS 7 70 so uss 1 ot 11 1400 1 10 31. ,1120 7 7f SO to S3 IS tf S7 40 94 SO 17 11 SS I 4 7 4e 14 i SS 10 10,.... s 3 1 1 1 1 10 II.,..., t I ! 1 11 4 1 1 , 1 t... . 1 4 IUS 7 7t 1 1050 I 10 Ill 7 10 IT 14t9 I 10 .....1111 7 SO . 17 ISIS S 10 104S 7 SO 30 1143 t IS ...,.1031 7 SO 17 ...1S4S If HI! 7 S0 10 1177 3 II UH 7 to 21 1141 t It 849 7 SO SI 1157 I II 1200 7 SO 23 ,U0t S SO 1111 7 St ll.... 1477 t St 1111 7 SO It. 1110 I St STEERS AND HEIFERS. 450 I tt I IMS 7 7t til t 90 10 SCO 7 71 711 7 40 f 1011 7 71 7rt 7 It 4,.., 2t 7 90 170 7 tO 10 SS0 t 00 ItS 7 (0 IS Its t 00 ..... lit 7 70 I Ill S 10 114 7 70 I S40 1 SO SS4 7 76 3S 180 t tt ..... CIS T 7ft COWS. SSS 4 71 13... ...1117 f 70 ... tit f 00 ... 780 t It ...70 f ,,, l!0 t 7f ... 110 f 00 ... Ill f 10 ...IMS f SS ...1114 IN ... 140 I If ...1111 tso ...1060 t ss ...1114 I tO ...1017 f tO ...1110 f 10 i. wo 70 f '.....ltts t 70 7 13 174 1 .....1000 1 71 It 1107 I M 1.. ..1080 f 14 ..nil tts ..1111 1 10 ..1410 7 00 ..1100 7 00 ..1060 7 00 ..104S TOO ..1117 7 If 10 11!'.!!! II..... HEIFERS, .... tto tt .... S40 f 40 IX I to .... 110 TU .... IT 7 10 4,, ... ,?::::::::: Sl 175 7 40 T Sf IT 7 45 CtO 7 If 401 7 70 ..,,, UV 1 13 411 7 H 121 7 St 110 7 70 it... I til 7 70 14, I , 14 4 !9 7 71 Til T Tt ,411 S3 I...., tlS 7 St I ISO 7 U 10 Ill T It DULLS. 1 1110 I SO 1.... 1,... 1.... .1000 ( to .1754 10 .1700 il .1150 St .1500 f 10 .1190 T 00 . 910 7 00 70 7 10 . S0 7 It .11(0 7 11 .1180 If 1410 I St 1440 t St 1U4 f tO ,...1ST t tO .....10S0 f tl .....1280 f tt lltO (70 1IM I 70 1410 4 to 1450 f 10 1740 f 80 3 1 ... 710 T tf 1110 TW CALVES. 1 140 7 U 1 ISO T5 3 S3S 7 10 1 no 75 1 0 I 00 1. 150 10 00 II ,121 t 00 , 480 S 00 370 I tO ,140 I Tt 370 00 ISf I 75 111 7I UO t 71 .. 110 10 00 .. 140 10 00 ,. too 10 00 .. SI 10 00 .. 100 10 00 170 10 00 .. 140 10 04 111 Islllll t I. 110 10 00 HOQS Today's receipts numbered about 7 6j & 7 61 5 34 S 79 7 60 (13 7 41 8 1 S03 7 49 6 69 7 46 6 62 7 46 6 70 6 S3 7 39 t 87 7 33 & 87 7 Si 7 26 6 74 7 1$ 5 S3 7 23 b 74 7 37 6 "b 577 1S9 cars, or 12,600 head, the largest Mon day run since June IC, 1W8, when there were nearly 13,000 head on sale. Todaj 1 supply Is more than twice as large as s week ago, and is almost 6,000 head large! than tho same day a year ago. , Thohwavy receipts, coupled with bear, ish advlcen from other points, gave buy. fjajuat the chance to beat down valuei that they have been waiting for, and th first bids mado Wero lojrlSc and In somt cases fully 16o lower. After last week's Rood market Jt took buyers some time to get this now order of things and outside of a few loads sold to speculators not muoh of anything had been done by 9:30. About this time some trading was done, but even then It was very slow and dragRy and at 10 o'clock less than half of tho supply lmd been started scale ward. Prices paid wero 10l5c lower than Saturday's average. The market got oven worse aa the morning advanced and closed at the low point for the day At 11 o'clock there Wero.i"L!evoriv' .,oad8 ' "t hands, and tho bids on these were decidedly weaker than the prices paid earlier In the day. Summing the trado up as a thole values are lOtflto (mostly 15c) ,0ir:.ullVof tne h0BS oIJ a tS.40ffS.60. with tS.4S the most popular tlguro. Barly n tho day speculators bought several leads of good lights at tS.65, tho highest prico paid. Today's big decline Is even more marked bccaiiBo of the sharp contrast with last week's markets. The trade wns very slow, dull and uneven and for tho first time In over a week values reached their lowest Point on tho close. While the most of last week's advance was lost still a big nickel above tho prices quoted a Week ngo last Saturday, llepresentatlve sales: No. At. Bb. rr. No. At. Sh. IT. to ,.sy uo s 45 IS.. 380 80 S 45 ST.......SI1 1(0 S IS I.. Sit 110 S 4 St.. 3t ... S 45 11.. ..,..111 .1. I 45 41., 414 60 I M 4S .,.310 ... t SS .,. 0 I 40 ..344 JM a o 41, ts. e. ..SM SO S 40 IS SIS (..... .344 St SIS tl its if..,.. ..tot M SOS to.,, ....SIS s 40 so 1 40 ,.. S 40 .. S 40 .. S 40 SO t 4SU .. I JH .. S 41Ui 33 t7l S 45 lit.,., 251 180 S (f Tl.,. SO.,, ts.,, Tl.., 48... 2S... ,1S1 . t 45 .SSf ... 8 45 ..tit 280 0 45 ,14S 340 I IS ..242 ... t 45 242 ... S 45 4S SOS 4 900 S 41H S44 S0 S 4SH es. TS. 231 140 t 41 17 170 S20 I 42H I ITS SOO t 4!u W Stl 10 4IH 47 STS UO S 4 Hi 1 275 ... S 4Hi I Ill 110 t 45 Ill 10 S 41 IS 211 180 I 41 II ...., .I5S 310 8 4t TS S04 ... I 45 tt S4S .., t(i 41.,., ...I4S SO 141 17 Ill ... t 45 4 til 120 S IS SI SOS ... I It l......,tll 140 4S 71 S34 ... t 41 m ... 1 tt 4.. .....SIS 40 S II tl.. SOS ... S 45 S S40 ... S 45 4 SIT ... S It 7t SS0 SO 145 73 SSS 120 S 4t 14 877 140 S IS TS SI0 41 t 48 Tl S34 40 I 45 7 til 40 t 4! H t 40 I It tl 71 ... I 45 ....... .241 10 8 45 SS 193 80 I If Tf HT 120, I 47H 211 100 t 47H T7 SSI to 14744 7 lit ... I 171, T 14S 80 I 47H 70 IIS SO I tO 78, 114 80 S tO It 2U SO I to 10 HI ... I to 71 Ill ... ttO 74 til 380 I 10 II IIS 10 t ff to tos to g te tt ,.S71 SO ttO TS SSf 110 S 45 II, ......2(0 no t is 7I...,.,,S4S SO 3 43 tl ..Ill 40 1 41 IT til 14 I tl Tl 110 SO I 45 70. ...... SSI SO t 45 7S 242 ,. 41 T HO ,., ( 41 ' 241 ... I 45 Tl Ill ... t 45 1 317 40 S 45 141 80 I 43 tl .-HI 340 8 45 1 SU 201 I 48 t..,....m SO 8 4f SS 112 10 f 45 " 124 ... g 45 U lit ... t tt, .340 140 I SO 78... 71... 71... 71... tl..., 14... 17,.. 74 .. .211 84 110 111 180 8 tO .01 40 1 10 ,S01 ... 1(0 ,111 80 I fltt .lit to ttlH .211 M Stl .303 ... Its 71 ..m ir 1 u rI.BB.P.TvherB Va? noticeable de creaso In the receipts, for the arrival! tiw l5J?1m5r". tllttn 1J car or something i!kis 'W? head, being not much more than half of those on Monday ot last week and less than halt ot those two weeks ago K1. a. year t0 bo expected at this Umo everything was on tho shore order with tho exception of two cars oi wooled Mexican lambs. There were no muttons to speak ot on sale. Tho local trade was regarded aa satis factory on the part of commission men, who wero ablo to dtsposo ot their hold ings at prices generally strong to lOaiSa higher than the close of last week. It was a caso of the demand being a little hotter than the supply, which, as already noted, was light for the first day ot tho week. The shorn Btock was all disposed ot by 10 oclock, Indicating an active movement at tho advance, but the Mex ican wooled lambs wore the last to sell. Tho packers apparently did not care for any wooled .offerings as long aa any shorn stuff was available. A range ot tft-COSft.H) took In practically all the sales of shorn lambs, the latter figure being tho top as against 37.33 at the olose of last week. Ouotatlons on shorn sheep and lambs: Lambs, good to choice, t7.26Q7.C0: lambs, fair to good, 3.75S7.SC; culls, t4,0O5.00; yearlings, good 10 choice, t0.3Vftfi.C0; year lings, fair to good, 35.750.25; wethers, good to choice, tS.G06.7S; wethers, fatr to good, tfi.2Crfj6.C0: owes, good to choice, t0.lbtKI.C0; ewes, fair to good, t-C0SG.U; culls, 32.60isp3.75. ' No. Av. Pr. 188 shorn lambs 79 7 25 21S shorn lambs...., 70 7 25 IM shorn lambs 07 0 76 78 shorn lambs 87 0 75 2 shorn ewes ,.140 B 25 1 shorn ewo 120 5 25 10 soring lambs si ant 276 shorn lambs 83 6 SO CS3 shorn lambs...'. 79 7 to 806 shorn lambs , 84 7 35 KttnsitN City Lire Stoclc Markt-t. KANSAS CITY, Juno 2. HOQS-Re-cclpts. 9.000 head; market steady to So lower: bulk. 38.G0tf6.7O: hnnvv. iSrjdftaex. packers and butchers, t8.C0as.70; light! i8.60tf8.75; pigs. I7.Ks98.00, 4 CATTLE RecolpU, 8,000 head; market stoady; prime fed steers. t8.26s.W:drssed o0.fr"toerojJ7,a8-25i western steers. 36.78 B8.25; southern steers. 35.6097.60: cows. t4.60iJ7.25: heifers. t6.00.40: Blocker, and feeders. t6.60iZfti.10: bulla, ttann t. .i.,.. t7.00tS10.60. ' ' . SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 9.000 head: market ateadv tn lOn lnv tsm.. f7.J98.W; yearlings. 5.60.60; wethers) 4.76400; owes. ft.2S30.7S; atockers and leeuers, alho.w, Chicago Ltvo Htoolc ainrlcet, 1 CinCAGO. Juim 2. nATTT.Tilri.in. 23.000 head; market, steady to 10c lower! w., vi.-vyu.ov, nM siBurs, ao.ouupi.7o; western steers. 3.80y87.S5; etockori and feeders 35.7668.00; cows and heifers, 13.60 4P7.76! calvcfl, t7.76lL00. ' HOGS-Recelpts. 60.000 head: market, shade higher; bulk. 38.66i38.S0; light 38.65 a8.82V4; mixed, tS.464f8.82V4; heavy. 33.20 75; rough, 18.20(38.40; pigs, t6.60ff8.35. 8IIEEP AND LAilllH Receipts, 22,000 l1.rS5j.l21arkot' weak t0 100 lower; native, westerns, t5.00ac.tt0; yearllngb. vv.wwvu, .(,. vj, ,mwwi,iu. west em, tS.604Ji7.45; spring lambs, t&OOQO.OO St. Louis Live Stoclc Market. ST. LOUIS. June 2. 42ATTLE Rr I n a 3,600 head; market steady; native beef steers, t5.76S9.00; cows and heifers, t4.60 08.60; stockers and feeders, t5.26i97.C0i southern steers, t5.2697.75; cows and hel tors, tl.0097.00; calves, 15.0098.60. HOOb Receipts. 10.000 head: mirb.i 60 lower; pigs and lights, f7.0098.S0: jiiiAcu siiu uuiKiicra, ao.Dona.BU; gOOd heavy, t8.6C98.75. RIIHRP ANtl UMnH.n.r.li,l. m head; market steady; native muttons. 85.00 6.76; lambs. t7.0097.5. St. Joseph Live Stoclc Mnrket. ST. JOSEPH. June 2. CATTL.TTt. celpts, 1,400 head; market steady; steers. 87.0098X0; cows and heifers, t4.0098.2i; calves, t6.6O9iO.CO. ' 41WVJU AtCV41l)ftD. I VW ItCCaVU Jllf&l I G t, (UfD 10c lower; top, 18.70; bulk, 38.6098.65. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,000 head; market slow; lambs, t7.6096.25. Neir York General Market. NHW YORK, June 2.-BUQAR-Raw, steady; Muscovado, 2.8093.830; centrifu gal. s.wao.Mo; moiassea sugar, z.&O'&s.wc; refined, steady; crushed, 4.16c; fine gran ulated, 4.26c; powdered, 4.35c. Metal Market. NEW YORK. June 2. METALS Coo per, nominal; standard, spot, I15.12V4 of fered; June. July and August. 115.00 of fered; electrolytic, tl6.60915.87H; lake, tl5.87K916.00; casting. tl5.60915.62Vs. Tin, steady; spot, tl6.60947.00; June, 346.609 47.00; July. 48,009-i.W. Lead firm;, t4.S0 1.40. Spelter, firm: t5.2595.35. Antimony, dull; Cookson's 18.7593.00. Iron quiet: No, 1 northern, tlfl.60917-25: Uo. 2 northern, tl6.00916.75; No. 1 southern. 318.00916.75; 1 ..tilhArn soft, tie 7 T nnn. markets closed as follows: Copptr, steady; spot, too lis oa; iuiures. 100 jos. -nn, steady: snot. 1213 10s: futures. 309 Ka. Spelter, 23 17s 6d. Lead. 19 10a Iron. Cleveland warrants, C3s 3d. ST. LOUIS, Juna 2. M ETALS Lead dull; t4.20. Spelter, dull; 35.15. ' 1111 1 Coffee Market. NEW YORK. June 2. COFFEE No. Rio, lOTio. Futures, steady; July, 10.354 uecemoer, -uoic a tt It 3 ia ti jt t, 11 I ''4 i 31 .1