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Royal Yacht Races.

Cowcs, August 5.--The second day OF tho
royal yacht squadron regatta was favored
With beautiful weather. but the wind was
rather light. There were twelve starters
for the kings cup, with the German en-
peror's yacht, Meteor III, at the scratch.
Rupert Chimes yawl, Lcander. which won
last years race, was given thirty-one miu-
utes allowance. The start at II o'clock
was good one, the contestants crossing
the line we'll punched The Brynheld led
slightly and the Meteor was In third place.
King Edward watched the start Of the
Yachts In the race for tho klpg's cup with
Keen interest and NJ ! o'clock the Victoria
and Albert steamed slowly in the direction
Of Rvde to meet the returning racers. Tho
Brynheld won: the Meteor Ill was second,
ana Glory finished third.
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Grand Circuit Races.

Buffalo. n. Y, August 5.--Thc second
day OF the grand circuit was rather tame
Direct Hal and The Roman repeated their
wins Of earlier In the season. both getting
their races easily. The only excitement
came in the FIRST neat OF the 2;24 pace
when there was a collision on the first
turn, the drivers OF King Charles and Grass.
hopper being unseated. Grasshopper made
the circuit OF the track without a driver,
but King Charles was stopped. Cooper.
who drove. tho former, was not hurt. but
Mnloney, the owner OF King Charles. got a
hlock eye and badly skinned check The
judges ruled That, as the collision seemed
unavoidable. all horses would start In the
other heats Maloney got up behind King
Charles and In the third heat made a
plucky drive. getting second place In thu
heat and third money In the race.
Direct Hal had the pole and was always
in front In the 2:24 pace. Gcers not being
compelled to reduce his horses record to
win. The Roman drew sixth position in
the 2:lS trot. but went through the horses
and won easily. Both were heavy favor
tics
2;25 trot purse $1,000 Direct Hal, Junius.
King Charles. Rest time 2:071I.
2;lS trot. purse Sl200-The Roman. Nollie
Wood, Caron Dillon, 1r. Best time a;1lii.
2;30 pace, purse S120o-Gold Brick. Fun.
ston, Grin II. Best time 2.00At
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SENATE AUTHORIZES LOAN,

Havana. August 5.The senate today
passed the bin which has already been dis
cussed and approved I'm part 20 empower
,the executive to raise loan Of 100000
at the minimum price Of 90 per cent and
the maximum rate Of interest OF per cent,
payable In thirty years, 10 be used to as
sisr the sugar cane growers Of the island.
This bill Includes authorization TO raise
within six months another loan OF $4,000.
COO to include the FIRST loan. The second
loan Is TO be used 10 pay the Cuban reYolu-
tiOnary army aud the debts OF the revolu-
tion referred 10 in the constitution.
Some changes In the original draft OF the
bill regarding securities have been made;
at present the executive Is empowered 20
pledge the customs receipts In general and
the receipts due from Increased duties on
certain articles In particular as security,
first for the loan OF Si.OOO,OOo and then for
the loan of S35. 10000. As a result OF this
change the clause which provided that con
gress should vote special taxes before the
end Of the present session 10 secure the
second loan OF S350o0.OO0 Is rendered I'M
necessary because. as the draft was hrst
presented. the above mentioned security
only referred TO the S4,W0.ooo loan.
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Cotton REGION Bulletin.

For the twenty-four hours ending at
q. III. yesterday, 18th meridian time:
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dangerous engagement in which Tie only
profit that can be hoped for Is settlement
of the grievances that have led to IL.
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Non ,.....1.......ElN WI VIZ y /
Louis ........ 900 600 30 .
kMh and Kittredgc; Pearson and Ryan.
khdsphls, August 5.-Lundgrcn held
bone club down 20 five scattered hits
Chicago won With ease.
|we-- Il Ii II
Irro .,.,.,.... .O03 900 323-11 10 y
Ihdelphia ...... 900 COO COZ > ,
[radsren and King Fraser and Jack
II
IN York August 5-Pittsburg got seven
Oh Matthewson and made three runs.
|Me- K II L
Essurg ,......02o o0l 900 3 I u
4 York ~. 900 GOO 00O- o . {.
|'rneh and II, Smith Matthcwsou and
fuRhsn
notlyn, August There was free bat
On both sides In the fifth inning. Gin.
f,ti won out in the seventh.
3nfe- r II II
dnnati ..,..... .O20 o2O 100 ) 10 /
FkTn 1,..,..,.. 100 OBJ UOO-- 1 II |
'ah and Bergen; Kitson and Farrell
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F.. Not included In means.
General Observations.

Observations taken by United States
weather bureau at s p m, 18th meridian
ttne. Tempera- Rain
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National League.

sstca, August 5.-Boston beat st. Louis
81 In close game.
Es;y-, II II z
,@ ...2tC col ok ) 8
Iouls .......... 900 600 30 4 .
EHs and Kittredgc; Pearson and Ryan.
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fancy. large. colored. sNe; white, 1oei fancy.
small, new, colorsd, sRci white. 1917.
EGGS-Receipts. T,7Sl pkgs.; hrmer; state
and Pennsylvania. lT1tn1Sc; western, cam
MoLxssEs-ouiet; New Orleans, Ssatio.
POULTRY-Aiive, very dull; broilers,
21d23c; turkeys. 11ci fowls, ltc; dressed.
steady b~roilers, 2Sd2sc; fowls and tur-
METALS-The London and home markets
for TIN were decidedly lower today. The
foreign market closed 1Os lower for spot
and & 1 IS on for futures. Spot closed at
$50 los and futures at R125 S.. The de-
cline here was about 70 points, with spot
at S29. 75d30.12h. Copper ruled quiet and
about steady, with standard. spot to Au-
gust at t1l. 7Od12.OO: Lake. S12421h912.62h
electrolyic at S12.12Ihd12.3 and casting at
t1212hd12.25. The London copper market
eased on 2hs Cd, with pot at eA5 and fu-
lures at G6 &C. Cd; ruled steady, but. outlet
and unchanged; locally quoted at A.l2it.
The London market also ruled unchanged
at Eli Sc. Spelter continued quoted on a
more OF less nominal basis OF A.S71 at
New York: at London els 12s Cd was the
price. Iron showed no features of import>
ance at home, ruling dull. Warrants were
nominal; No. 1 foundry northern, t21 O06
goo; No. 2 foundry northern. t2o.4oq215O,
No. I foundry southern 800. 30; No. !
foundry southern, soft. S20.5Od21,50. Abroad
prices were a shade easier. Glasgow closed
at 5As Id and Middlesborough 49s Sd.
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Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. June le.-CoTToN-spot
closed quiet; ~upiands, Z 1-l6c: middiing gulf,
3 11-l6c. Sales, 223 bales. Futures closed
quiet. June, $3.50; July, S.73c; August, S.49c;
September. s.13c: October, 1890; November,
7.94c; December, 7.94c; January, 7.9Sc: Feb
ruary. 7.94c; March, 1910.
GALVESTON, June 12y-CoTToN-Mar-
NEW ORLEANS, June 12.-coTToN-Fu-
lures, quiet. June, 9.10q9. 12c, nominal:
July, 9.22Q9. 23c; August, 8.55as.57c; Septem-
Der, 8.12qS.13c; october, 1851. SSc; Novem-
Der, 1887. 79c; December, 1881 nc; jan
uary, 7.79@7.S0c. Cottonseed. steady at
$500. Ordinary, TIC; good ordinary. sac;
low middling, SIC; middling. 80 Ice; mid
ding fair, 915-l6c. Receipts. 6,1l0 bales:
ST LOUIS. June 12.-coTToN-Dull;
middling. 91;16c; sales, $40 bales; receipts,
$40 bales; shipments, none; stock, 1854
bales.
LIVERPOOL, Tune 12.-coTToN-spot,
fair demand, prices favor buyers; American
middling, 51-16d, nominal. The sales OF the
day were 10000 bales, of which 1000 were
for speculation and export and included
5000 American. Receipts, 10000 bales. Flu
lures opened and closed steady; American
middling, &: o. c. June, 457-64d, sellers;
August, 454-64d, buyers; August and Sep
TENDER, 4 4S-64d, sellers; September and Oc-
tober, 4 36-64d, sellers; October, 46e-64d
December and January, 4 24-64d, buyers;
January and February, 2S-64q4 24-eld. buy
ers,
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Receipts. Shipment,
Kansas city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, June 12.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, $500 head of natives, 1900 head of
Texans and $50 calves. Dry lot offerings
weak and 50d 75c lower than best time last
week. Export and dressed beef steers, $40
gas; fair to good. $44Od7.O5: stockers and
feeders, $3.4OG5.l5; western-fed steers, 81 s0d
100; Texas and Indian steers. $.15@3.G;
Texas cows, $2.25a3.35; native cows. 2.0Oa
$500; bulls, $3O0d5.O0; calves. $3.00Q5.50.
HOGS-Receipts, 500 head. Good weight,
steady; others weak AZ to q &c lower. ToRp Vs. g
mixed packers. s7.S6q7.55; light, $6.2Oa7S5;
porkers, $7.20a7. IS; pigs. S6.S5@6.90.
head. Market steady. Native lambs, Sass
q7.l0; western lambs, S.10q6.40; native
wethers; S0Oa5.So; western %ethers. S3SSa
yearlings, $5.00d5.45; Texas clipped sheep,
A.O0a4.90; stockers and feeders. $2.S544.O0.
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new York Mining &uotatIOns.
Foreign

LONDON, June 12.-The. weekly state
ment of the Bank of England shows the
IS : T.SOo; e eirosiatio1 no'd dee 6eseses' in S2fo 'ecS;
bullion, increased s16O, 964; other securities,
decreased EOS, 600; other deposits. decreased
coo; notes reserve, Increased fs26, 900; gov
eminent securities unchanged. The proper
Tiah IT. i is s. S9 peE cent Sl Enf Tsst weeks rise Il ws sS
5l.0S per cent. Rate of discount unchanged
at at : per Tor cent T. : Money to-day was a, much agG
Business on the Stock exchange was dull
and prices dropped, owing to lack OF sup
TIE position Of a few small operators,
though serious trouble was not expected.
Sh2nSols deGi ater' Home 51 si rSiis we at T Tssk but out
fell points. Americans opened quiet and
dun. Kafirs were idle ID and f saf SsHss1
cperasorS waiting for the outcome OF the
and prices closed steady. Gold at Buenos
ARES, l22;5O at Madrid, 1910; at Lisbon,
of 7he Bark. of France shows the following
changes: Notes in circulation. decreased
creased $1,000 ,Ooof; gold in hand, decreased
SO oOOf; bills discounted, increased 1925
GsGf; SILVER oil tn. Is Sod hsed ttod Sser essssd i Ss :SSSt.
later were Undecided and stagnsnt. At the
S W0Te Rrafnt sdfe S1S1sdi M~et eSPpaSys
shares, Observation-Disclosures and Sosnovice
We're In good demand. Rio tiptos and
DeBeers were heavy. Kaffirs sagEed, but
vate rate Of discount was 2l-16 per cent.
Three Ler cent rentes. 101f Sc. Exchange
so 20.
BERLIN. June 1~2.-Exchange on London,
20m 4S15 pigs. Discounts, short bills. IL.
and three months bills, ~. Home funds
were easier on the bourse today, owing to
realizations. Internationals were steady,
Internationals were dull in the absence of
encouragement. Canadian Pacihcs recov-
cred.
BOMBAY, Tune 1.-THE Bank of Bengal
has reduced its rate from 5 to 1 por cent.
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Liverpool Grain and Provisions.

LIVERPOOL. June 12.-WHEAT-spot,
quiet; No. / northern. spring, s.; No. l
California, Is sgd. Futures. firm; July. IS
lloyd; September. Is I'D.
CORN-Spot, quiet; American mixed, new,
IS Sd; American mixed, old, IS Sd. FutuIes,
quiet; July. nominal; September. IS 2hd;
October, 5s 1Tsd.
PEAS-Canadian, steady at IS 100.
FLOUR-St. Louis fancy winter, firm at
SIS Cd.
HoPs-At London Pacihc COAST. nrm
at "a l6sQs5 Cos.
PRoyIsIoNs-Beef. dull; extra India
mess, 9s Sd. Hams, short cut. IL to 1e
land cut. % TO 80 lbs, firm at SIS Sd; short
ribs, l6 to "a lbs, SIS Cd; long clear middles,
light, rs TO "a lbs. firm at 56s: long clear
middles, heavy, IS to 40 lbs, firm at b5s Sd
short clear backs, 16 to 20 lbs, SIS; clear
bellies, IA TO 16 lbs. firm at b4s Cd. Shout
ders, square. IL 10 Is lbs, firm at 42s.
Lard, firm; American refined, in pals,
Ais Sd; prime western, in tierces, SIS.
CHEESE-Steady; American. finest white,
old, 66s: American, finest white, new, Sis;
American, finest colored, old. 59s; Ameri-
can, finest colored, new, Sis.
TALLoWEPTime city; steady 2ss Cd
BUTTER-NOminal.
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NEW YORK STOCK End BONDS.
General Though
Activity Il NJ. p. IL Augmented.

NEW YORK, June 12.-The stock market
relapsed today in a torpid condition and
dealings fell of about one-third from yes
conspicuous yesterday to advance prices
and which were still in evidence in the
early market today were discontinued in
face Of the discouraging reception which
they met, and prices were allowed to fall
back. There was no actual eakne de,
veloped and the selling was pretty well
absorbed.
In Reading. especially. in which there
were large offerings, there was ready alb
sorption and apparently a determination
to support the stock.
The conspicuous position of Missouri Pa
cihc was enhanced today and the volume
of the dealings in that stock were far in
excess OF those In any other on the list.
It was moved upwards a point at one time
vance met such heavy selling orders that
the movement for the advance was aban-
lost. The only development to account for
the strength of the stock was the continued
gossip that the dividend will shortly be
The reaction in the market was largely
due to a better appreciation of the de-
G inSoiSed IN IN rhe tb Som 9a1iinS wn ~ i fS0 he sprins
wheat acreage. The transfer Of Nebraska
from the spring wheat to the winter
Of its acreage from the spring wheat esti-
mate. The revision In the coming wheat
crop estimate Illus involve, caused per-
The strength of the corn market was
said to be in sympathy with wheat, but IT
had even more significant influence on the
stock market, owing to the vast import
ance attached to the fate Of the coming
crop In it's bearing upon the prosperity OF
the whole country.
Speculative sentiment was less hopeful
today regarding the position of the coal
mining controversy. This feeling was em-
phasized by Tumors which found circulation
that a message to congress by the. pres
ident on the subject was in contemplation.
Yesterdays public statement by the oper-
ators of their position was seen to involve
in effect dissolution of the miners and the
irreconciliable position thus presented was
felt to threaten a heightened contest.
The pressure upon sugar was connected
with yesterdays testimony before the sem
ate committee regarding the methods pur-
sued in the advocacy of the reciprocity
| policy.
the principal domestic articles reported
| from Washington had a depressing effect,
especially in view of the great Importance
of a sustained trade balance in favor of
this country during the next few months
on account Of the heavy obligations to for
eign lenders which will mature In that
time.
There was also a significant tone In the
loan market for loans running over the
| period of the coming semi-annual settle
ment. and of the later demand for cur
rency to move the crops. The market
\ closed dull, but steady.
The movements in the bond market were
irregular. Total sales, par value. 81 100000;
the new As u. The old 4e registered adj
Vanced u on the last call.
The following are the closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
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Wool Market.

BOSTON, June 1a-WOoL-strctly fine
secured is quoted 4Sq50c; fine and ine
medium, Agile; staple. SIC, and medium,
3Sq4Oc. Texas wool is coming forward, but
cleaned basis, 4OG45c; twelve months, lS9
soc; spring, 5d46c.
Fine fleece woods were quiet. with light
offerings, though prices were we'll sus-
tained; Ohio and Pennsylvania Xxx nom
inal, 2Sq29c; Xxx and above, 26927c; X, 240
25c, and Michigan X, 22q24c.
Delaine woods are quiet, with light Of
ferings. Ohio fine delaine, 2Sd29c; Michi-
gan, 26h927c; No. l washed combing, 26h
q2Ic; No. 2, 25G27c.
Australian wool is quiet, but firmly held.
Combing choice secured, 72G74c; good, SEA
ST.. LOUIS. June ia-wooL-Easier: me-
dunn grades and combing, 13Gi7Ikc; light
fine, l5ql5hei heavy fine, 1Oq13c; tub
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New York Live stock Market.

NEW YORK, Tune 12.-BEEVES-Re-
ceipts, II head, mainly consigned direct;
no sales reported; dressed beef steady; city
dressed native sides, 9zq1lhc per lb.
at l4h@15Ac per lb., dressed weight; re-
frigerator beef, 12c per 10. No exports
today.
CALVES-Receipts, all markets. 80 head;
quoted weak; a few Veals sold at SIPS per
100 lbs. 2 head at $L75; Buffalo calves at
IS. 0046. IS; city dressed veals, 94l1hc pcs ID.
HoGs-Receipts, 2.OSl head; nominaily
steady.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, s.197
head; sheep, steady, slow, except for best
grades: lambs opened about nc off, closed
ssQhc lower: $137h about tops for primei
about ~ cars of stock unsold; sheep sold
at SS.OOq5. rs; few export wethers, S.; year
lings, S5.25; lambs, $.7597.6O; 2 cars, $7.75;
dressed muttons, 6q10c per lb.; dressed
lambs, 9Hl4kc.
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St. Louis Live stock Market.

400 head, including 1900 head Texans; mar
ket steady; native shipping and export
steers, $6.0O97.75; dressed beef and butcher
Q6.40; stockers and feeders. SO .55q4.90 cows
and heifers, $2.25G6.4 40; Gamers, -S2,0oqS.OO;
and indian steers, fed, S4.25@6.25; grassers,
s3.35d4.2 Is; cows and heifers.. 81. 10000.
HOGS-Receipts. $500 head; market fairly
7.l5; packers, S.15@7.35; butchers, $7s20GZ 90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 800
4.75;- lambs, $5.OOG6.5O; cuIls and bucks, $3.50
$500; stockers. S2.50q3.OO; Texans. AOo@
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NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day ON Various
Commodities.

NEW YORK. June 12-FLoUR-Re-
ceipts, 1910 bills; exports, 2l.2e4 bbls. ;
%TE ssesr R Winter %n Stra MShe D ss.7SSa.S So S SfStSs
patents, Ao0a4lO; Minnesota patents.
ssissg4 10 low M ETaSs.' j.. ss sssss:' wi ia1sgs s ,sS;
good, 825q345; choice to fancy. $S.8q27O.
ma; city, $50: B~randywine, S3.45da0.
RYESsteady; No. 2 western. 6hc, {. o.
MfHEAT-Receipts. 1861 800 bu.; exports,
ss.7s5 bu. ! spot. steady; No, 2 red, 7Shc ele-
vator and 7S%q79@c, I. o. b., afloat; No. l
qG Ssas Ma RatSss, "a. T. Q. o b. b.: sG SaGat; M Soi
of the day wheat was in strong but quiet
position, Light offerings, coupled with an
and strong French markets. furnished the
chief buying motives. In the last hour
there was a moderate setback and lTealiz.
MGAc net advance. July, TShd7S%c. closed
zSAes~ September, lea76hc. closed 76c; De.
coRN-Receipts. 1880 bu.: exports,
Asa bu;i spot. easy; No. 2. ssAc elevator
and me- 4 o b.. ahoSt. Opening hrm
der realizing sales and prospective larger
receipts at Chicago, closing partly nc net
iS swSc 'sg yas sa,saSs cfosss eiSssd n y Sep
6XTs-Rscsipts. $500 bu.; exports, 81,
Ssss &c; NO NO. spS %Rit e.T Bel m No. 3 whit white. N siHe :
track, mixed, western. 47q4sc; track. white
bOuooc. options had a strong, early ad,
vance on July, after which IL reacted with
corR
'HAY-oulsti shipping. e9@c; good tc
choice, 90Q95c.
HoPs-ouiet; state. prime to choice, 100
i9a2ci 1900, lt4lbei olds, 5gSc; PacinS
roast, 1901 crop. 17Ad9OAe; 1900. l4al5e; Olds
bd6c.
HIpEs-Firm; Galveston. 30 to Is lbs.
lsc; California, n 10 IS lbs. lSc; Texas dry
TO % lbs. 1ec.
WOOLcDulli domestic fleece, 8d2sc.
1850; mess. SlAo0; beef hams. C1.6O022. 80
packet. 316OOGl6.50 30; city extra india mess
h5OOq3eo Cut meats steady; picked bel
hes, tlOO0dl0.B 70; picked shoulders, $500
L76; picked hams, Sl506l2.O0 90. Lard. steady
western steamed. $40, 20: refined. steady
continent, 1905; South America, S1i. 50
compound, &@9e1. Pork, nrm; family
HssegiS5s; short, clear nAS0A-S; mess
TALLow-steady; city 02 per pkg)
NC; country (pkgs. free). 6hq6Ac.
RtcE-Quiet; domestic. fair TO extra, a
9tl1e; Japan. kAq6c. >
PEANUT6-Ftrm; fancy, hand-picked
70; other domestic, 3hd4&c.
BUTTER-heceipts, 7,1& pkgs.; steady
state dairy, ls0Q1c; creamery, state, l9f
nAci creamery. imitation. lTtQeOc; fac
cAEEsEykscsipts. GIOs pkss.; Irregular
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-13
Gomez Market.

NEW YORK June n.-CoFFEE-spot,
Rio, easy; No. I Rio. SIC; mild, quiet; Cor
doya, Sql11Ae. The market started In tone
with prices unchanged TO 5 points lower
and thereafter did not vary more than
5 points. Tn bids were at a new low rec
ord level for the season.. but these new
rences Of late that little attention was
attracted. The foreign market news was
summed up as OF beartsh purport, and inn
scheme which they ave followed Tor
the past. The bull clique was slow to OFFER
steady and net unchanged TO 10 points
lower. Total sales were 1870 bags, in
cluding July at Assoc; September. l&c; oe-
8 sc; February. SSSc; March. 64odSFc!
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st. Loui. Grain ana Provisions.

ST. LOUIS. June 12.-wHEAT-Easy; No.
2 red, cash, elevator, 7Sk47S%c; track,
July 6shc; September, 6S%c; No. 2 hard.
NGoRN-weak: No. 2 cash, eOhc; track.
&hq63c; July, 60hc; September. b4%c.
OATS-Hlgher; No. 2 cash, 44c; track,
Aisq45c; July, S2hc; September, 27Xc; No.
2 white, 47c.
RYE-Firm at SEC.
FLOUR-Quiet; red winter patents, $3.50
$40; extra fancy and straight, S.25a2. IS;
clear, $3.OOd3.2 20.
CORNMEAL-Steady, 1915.
SEED-Timothy, steady at 500.
B~RAN-Steady; sacked, 79@60c.
HAY-D1ll weak; timothy. *s,5O91L2;
WHISKY-Steady, $3.50
IRON COTTON T1ES@1.OS.
BAGGING-Steady, 6h96hc.
HEMP-Twine. &c.
PROVISIONS-Pork, lower; jobbing, old,
81. rs; new, NS.l5. Lard, lower, 1910. Dry
salt meats (boXed), strong; extra shorts and
clear ribs, $10.50; short clear, s10.62h. Bacon
(boXed), strong; extra shorts and clear ribs,
81. 37ha; short clear, $11.5O.
ter, $4.5064.55.
POULTRY Steady: chickens, skc,
springs, 12q16c; turkeys, SAC; ducks. SIC
| geese, 4d41zc.
BUTTER-steady; creamery, s9asAci
| dairy, 17919c.
/ ~EGGS-Steady at 14c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-13

As51h sixty days, Ass on demand; New
York exchange, 2c to 30c premium
ST. LOUIS, June 12-Ciearings, S9,1sa-
6i per cent; New York exchange. 2Sc pre-
MUM.
BALTIMORE, June I2.-Clearings. 8,0l0,-
las; balances, S5i.eB; money, s per cent.
BOSTON. June l2.-Exchanges, S23,9e,-
$50; balances. n,e42,OT7
s1e,S4O,lsS; balances, f22S0ss; money, ~
per cent.
200. Money. 9lS6S per cent New York ex-
change, 1bc premium.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-13
To settle Affairs OF syndicate.

NEW YORK, Tune 12.--James Cannon.
president of the Fourth National bank,
today said he had undertaken to settle the
affairs of the Webb-Myer syndicate. Tho
bank is neither directly nor indirectly In
teTeste9 IN any OF these seSurltes or loans,
banks and institutions throughout the
country which are interested, | have under
taken 10 bring out some kind of an ADJUST
ment of these matters. All parties in in
terest are heartily co-operating. Very many
OF the properties nave merit 70 them ana
feel that the situation can be measurably
cleared up to the satisfaction Of all con-
,ornaA ~
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-13
OIL and ROsIn.

OIL CITY, June 12.-oIL-credit bal
snses lSo; certificates inSS S,d: shipments
0s bbls.: average, H,s17 bbls.
sAVANNAH,, June l2;-oIL5THrpsntins,
r, Si.S;G $40; II. tf.@i !. J. x. $3.50; NJ,
s2.Ss; n s5,s6; VIC, ts45: WV; $50.
NEW YORK. June R.-oILCCottonseed,
Bhc. Petroleum and rosin, steady. Tur'
pentine. dull, t9hG49%c.
seed, spot. s2s sd Linseed. Dos iOAd. Tur.
%pentine spirits. SIS HID.
TOLEDO. Jun 12.SOIL-North Lima, Ssc'
south LIMA and Indiana. S3c.
LIVERPOOL June 12.-OIL-eottonseed
Hull refined. spot. dull at 26s Sd.