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Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-20
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS.
Market opens weak, Gains Strength
md Closes Higher.


NEW YORK, June 1s.-After a weak op-
ening this morning the stock market de-
veloped a degree of strength and closed
higher than last night, net gains running
speculative stocks. The trading became In
tensely dull and approached stagnation at
the close was heavy, but only Slightly be-
low the best The days dealings barely
aggregated 10000 shares and there was a
considerable congestion of operations In
Reading, the United States Steel stock and
Atchison. The steel stocks were under
pressure at the opening and had declined
here on what was alleged to be selling for
the account. There is general conviction
that the liquidation which had been going
on in these stocks is due to the special
needs of large interest in the corporation
and there was indication today that the
stocks being sold represented collateral for
The decision Of the United States Steel
authorities to maintain the schedule OF
prices at this years level and the official
assertion that large orders for steel rails
for 1904 had been booked, gave an upward
impetus to the stock. The common touched
80. but closed at 291a, and the preferred
closed at the top price at 30
After rally had set in for stocks the
second mortgage bonds were forced down
by considerable selling orders to SO, with a
fractional recovery at the last. The Coalers
were keeping up with the upward move
ment and buying of them was attributed
to speculative combination of profess
sional operators. Rumors circulated Of a
very IaNOfaDle showing OF net earnings IOI
May by Reading, while the upward move
ment was in progress: The rise rea ched 2
points in Reading. Atchison was also in
conspicuous demand and was helped by
favorable reports regarding crop prospects.
The decline in the cotton market was n
favorable factor for the whole list. So was
the prospect of favorable bank statement,
although the money market has little i'm
mediate influence on the stock market ow-
ing to the disappropriate ease of call loans
as compared with the time loan rates,
which are firmly held. With a gain for
the banks on the subtreasury operations of
81, ,365 200, due principally to the high rate
of disbursements on account of the PEN
sions, the indications that receipts on bal
ance on the interior movement have been
sufficient to bring the net gain for the cash
items of the banks up TO S5,0JO,0OO II is not
| expected that the loan account will show
! any such contraction as that Of last week,
| since the liquidation in the stock market
has been largely suspended. But neither is
an important increase in the loan account
anticipated. 1t is hoped therefore that the
| surplus reserves of the banks will show
| considerable recuperation. As this item was
small for the season last week, the prom
! ise of recuperaton is viewed with salts
| faction, especially with the period of semi
annual requirements of money approach
| ing.
Bonds were dull and irregular. Total
sales, part value $2,2l0,000 United States
/ bonds were all unchanged on the last call
| Following are the quotations on the New
| York Stock exchanges:
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GOSSIP OF COMMISSION ROW
Young Chicks Command Figure that
Puts Their Fathers to
Shame.

The sprightly spring chick is still tanta-
lizingly out of reach of the honest lover of
chicken flesh, but the old and portly hen
has settled to the level where she may
be had for considerable less than a kings
ransom; a little less even than the dining
car table d'hote. The old man rooster,
Notwithstanding his clear voice and defiant
eye, is now hardly worth stealing. che hen
market has declined to cents a pound
for birds OF the most prepossessing figure,
partly because the spring crop of chicks
has reached an age when the youngsters
can be trusted to go TO market by them
selves and the watchful care of the old
ones Is no longer necessary. The broilers
still go at is or 10 cents to the pound and
the family heads are Inundated by
scent rate. 1t is said that almost any
deserving person can taste the young bird
after the Fourth Of July.
Eggs are asserting themselves and are
now at 1874 or IA cents. Not so many are
now doing their summer shopping in this
city. Probably the large number of hens
who have come to market has had some
effect in causing a falling off in eggs and
then some other markets are just now
paying a higher price for the honest and
industrious article.
Butter is just about the same, 1I1s cents
to the pat for wholesale. The process
houses are taking all that is offered now,
which they place in a cool location until
fall when the working season begins. In the
good old days, say fifteen years ago, before
the butter union was established, an excel
lent article sold TO retailers at 6 or cents.
Then when butter came to town 1t had
to stand or fall on it's own personal
strength. But now the process reforma-
tories take in the vicious and reckless
comers and after a course turn out butter
which is a good citizen.
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SUSPECTED MEN ARE HANGED
They Are Convicted on CircumstRn-
tiEI Evidence of Killing
Arkansas sheriff.

CLARKVILLE, Ark, June 19.-George
Durham and Fred Underwood were hanged
here today for the murder of Sheriff John
p Powers.
The evidence upon which the men were
convicted was circumstantial Sheriff
Powers was awakened that night by hear
ing an explosion in the bank building.
where robbers were demolishing the safe.
Selling his revolver he rushed toward the
bank and was shot dead. two bullets going
through his body.
Suspicion led to the arrest Of George Dur
ham and Fred Underwood
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quiet. closing at S2s.OOg2s25 There was a
decline OF rs Cd in the London copper mar
ket. spot closing at e5s . Sd and futures
at Goo 6s "a; locally copper remains dull
trolyuc are quoted at S14.50d14.T5 and cast-
ing al Sl4 Lead was quiet and unchanged
in London at G11 3s Cd and In New York
at Nl2h Spelter was 2s Cd lower, closing
at $50 In London while locally IL re-
mained nominal but was a shade easier at
and at 46s 4ikd in MiddlesborOugh; locally
IL was quiet and nominally Unchanged
No. j foundry, northern, SIS. 9.0O42OOi No.
foundry, northern, $lS.5OMl9.OOi NO 4 toun-
dry, southern, and No. i foundry, southern,
soft Slg.OUdl950. Warrants are nominal
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amount Of bullion taken into the Bank OF
England on balance today was E5,OO0
PARIS. June N.-Prices on the bourse
today were firm throughout. Transactions
were rather restricted. The private rate OF
discount was 2% per cent. Three per cent
rentes, g15kf 32lkc for the account.
BERI,IK June ie-On the bourse today
nearly all securities were affected ad-
versely BY the advices from New York.
Exchange on London, 20m npfg. Discount
rates: Short bills, 2h per cent; three
months billie 3k per cent
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The disposition OF the days receipts was
ber of head indicated.
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Indicates Sunday.

The official number Of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Roads. Cattle. Hogs Ship. IL seS,
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Knnann civ Live StocIk Market.

ceipts, $50 head, natives calves, 81 head,
natives Market 5d1Oc higher; choice ex-
port and dressed beef steers $4.55Q5.50; fair
to good, $4OO0D550; stockers and feeders,
SS 400I4. .45; western fed steers 81 95q4.9J;
Texas COWS, 80; native COWS, S20Og
$50; native heifers, $2.S5Q4 As; Gamers, $111
as. 20; calves, $300q69O
HOGS-Receipts, 400 head; market was
strong to &c higher top, S620h; bulk OF
sales, $5.S0q595; heavy, $5.S25zq602A; mixed
ers, S. SO@l5 So; pigs, s5.5q5.65.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 200
head. Market steady to weak; native
lambs, $35Oq6.65; fed ewes, $325q5. Is; Texas
clipped yearlings, $35Oll635; Texas clipped
sheep, $330q5,10; stockers and feeders. $32O
Q4O0
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Official yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-20
CHICAGO LIVE sTOC:S MARKET.
Cattle and sheep Steady to Dime
Higher, While Hogs Incline Lower.

CHICAGO, June 19.-CATTLE-Receipt
5000 head including 1000 Texans. Steady
TO 1Oc higher; good to prime steers, 5000
feeders, S3.OOq4. 70; COWS. S1.GOa45O; heifers.
S2.250475; Gamers. S1.6Od2.SO bulls $500
425; calves, $2.O00650; Texas fed steers, $3.50
@l45O
HOGS-Receipts today, $4,000 head; esti-
mated tomorrow, 1900 head; left over, 5000
head. Steady to &c lower; mixed and
butcher S5.2561535 good to choice heavy,
$61OG6 Is; rough heavy. S5906f6.1O; light,
$6OO616 90; bulk of sales, $6.10d620.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 6,0O0
head. Sheep and lambs steady to 10c higher;
good TO choice wethers, A.256l5.25 fair to
choice mixed, $3OO04. 25; western sheep, $4.25
ass; native lambs, AO0q5.25; western
lambs $4.00d590
aI
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eral again today, but still there was de-
crease of about 1900 head as compared with
yesterday. The market opened about ~
76c lower, the greatest decline being on the
heavy hogs. Trading was fairly active for
time, but before 100 loads had been dis
posed OF packers became more bearish and
the close was slow and weak The light
and common hogs sold today in about the
same notches with the mixed hogs, or, In
bulk Of all the hogs landed The choice
heavy weights sold mostly at S.91h and
$500. Packers are no longer discriminating
against the light weights to the extent
they were a short time ago, and a choice
bacon load, IL is claimed, would sell within
2ifc of the heavy hogs.
The close OF the market was very slow
and good many heavy hogs had to sell
around S5.92h and S.95. Representative
sales.
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= 'Ei5IGIGs-steady i5I \ al l2,hc. loss off.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-20
Arnold surrenders Himself.

ST. LOUIS June 19.-E. ]. Arnold, pro-
prietor of the Arnold Turf Investment
company, chief of the exploded ''get-rlch-
quick" concerns. appeared at the Four
Courts shortly after IL o'clock today and
surrendered himself. Arnold, who Is
charged in indictments with fraud, has
been missing since his company went to
pieces in February. Attorney Thomas ].
Rowe accompanied Arnold to the Four
Courts. Arnold stated that he was ready
to give bond. Arnold's manager, Lumpkin
A. Gill, is also under indictment. and has
been missing from the city.
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SHEEP-There was a light run OF sheep
here again this morning, and the market
could not be quoted anything but steady.
A shipment of three single decks of Texas
grass ewes arrived, and they averaged Il
pounds and sold for $3.50. This is the first
Texas sheep that have sold on this market
this year, so there is nothing with which
to compare the sale. Considering the prices
being paid at other points, however 1t was
pronounced a very satisfactory price.
Packers claim that the supplies they get
at this market cost them more than at
any other point in the country, the reason
being that so little stun is coming here
that they are forced to pay fancy prices for
common stun.
Quotations for clipped stock: Choice west
ern lambs, $6.2596.75: fair to good lambs.
S5.2596.25; choice western wooled lambs.
s6.75Gf7.00; fair to good wooled lambs. $500
$50: choice lightweight yearlings, S.50q5.75:
fair to good yearlings. s50OQ5.50; choice
wethers, $49od5.10; fair to good wethers.
A.50@4.90; choice ewes. &25q4.5o; fair TO
good ewes. s3.5Oq425; feeder lambs, $500
85o; feeder yeHrlings,. S2.5oQ3.5o; feeder
wethers, S250@3.50: feeder ewes, $2.o0Q2.7b.
Representative sales:
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sd. Lonin Live stocIs MnrIset.

ST. LOUIS, June 19.-CATTLE-Receipt
800 head, including 100 Texans. Market
steady to strong; natives, shipping and ex-
mort steers, S4OOG5 so; dressed beef and
butchers steers t3.75d5.OO; steers under
1000 lbs, $s.5OdI4.5O; stoekers and heifeTs,
s.. O0d350; Gamers S2.0og5.0O; bulls, 5000
325; calves, 81. 4.256p6.5O: Texas and Indian
steers, S3.25q4.25; cows and heifers, S2.45g
32O
HOGS-Receipts 1000 head. Market was
steady; pigs and lights. $5.75Gi6O0; packers,
IS 9Od6. .O7lk; butchers, $6.OO4615.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1900
head Market steady; native muttons S4.O0
al. 6O lambs, $4.75d650. culls and bucks,
81 75d3.5O; stockers, $2.0O93OO; Texans, $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-20

MAPLE sUGAR-Ohio, per h.. 1Oc,
ST. Louis Grain and Provisions.

ST. LOUIS. June 1s.-,wHEAT-Higher
No. 2 red cash and elevator nominal;
track, 7S% %QSOc; July, 7s1sc; September,
1850; No. hard, 771k@8Oc.
CORN-Lower; No. 2 cash, nominal:
track, 5a1tq54c; July, 4S7sc; September,
6ATs%Weak; No. 2 cash, nominal; track.
42hc; July, SSc; September, SShc; No. 2
white 49q50c.
RYE-I1eld at 53c.
FLOUR-Higher; red winter patents. $3.75
as 90; extra fancy and straight. 49, 45G370.
SEED-Timothy, steady at $2.OOq2.6O.
CORNMEAL-Steady at $2.70.
BRAN-steady, but limited; sacked east
y HAY-steady; timothy. sl1.OOa1e5O; prai-
rie, $6.00q11.00.
IRON COTTON TIES-$1.05.
BAGGING-5%d d6ikc.
HEMP TWINE-5c.
PROVIsIONS-Pork unchanged; Jobbing,
standard mess, Sl7.40 Lard, unchanged at
SS45 Bacon Cboxed), steady; extra shorts,
so; clear ribs $1O.25; short clears, $lo.S71z.
METALs--Lead held at 81; spelter' weak
at $5.45d5.50
springs, 1Sc; turkeys, Sc; ducks, &c; geese,
36D4c. .1,oo,, I.
'1+nacI,SsS efaadxy at 10iLc loss oY
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THE REALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS hled for record Friday.
June 10:
warranty Deeds.

Sarah L. Gildersleeve to Charles Col
LEM lot and part Of lots and Z.
Gardiner a. B. IS ad. to Valley......3 23u
Pauline Niccolls to T. II. Niccolls: lot
81, Tuttle's sub........................
John Hickey to r. H. Jones; lot 2
block "A, South Omaha......,........ $50
Caroline r. Edison TO William Nc
Kenna, lot H. block 80. Kountze
H A. Moe TO w r. Fowler. lots 20
s. block 9, Noes sub. .................. 800
Same to Lizzie c. Graham, lot II,
BLOCK z, sains..... .'.. ................... 10
w. F. Fowler and wife to snme, lots
TO 8, block 2, same,.................,. 800
Nehleen, lots 70 and %, block /. Pat
terson's sub. ..:................... l75
James Beaumont and wife to j. J.
Townsend and wife; lot S. block g.
Lake View ad. Observation-Disclosures. 900
Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust COM
pany to c. Il. Strawn, lot H. block
10. Hanscom Place......,............... 800
Florence A. Chase and husband TO
Christ Armbruster, wSO II. lot IS and
ei0 IT, lot IL. Davenports sub. b........ :, 300
Quit Claim Deeds.
T.. r Hume and wife 10 Harry Maro-
WITH ns4 IT. OF e1e of lot Z, block q.
Agnes Morrison and husband 10 y. b. '''
Wead; lot o. block ?l Walnut Hill. 8
Deeds.
Sheriff 20 Insurance Company of
North America, lot s. block rs,
Omaha. and a strip adjOining......... 1000
Total amount OF transfers. .........si4 SOS
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snrnr and NIoIasses.

NEW ORLEANS. June l9.-SUGAR-
Centrifugal 3isd3hc; centrifugal whites,
4l-lGc; yellows, 3Sd3 l5-l6c; seconds. 20
SIC.
26c; centrifugal, 6alSc; syrup, nominal at
NEW YORK, June 1S.-SUGAR-Raw.
steady; refined, steady.
MOLASSES-Quiet t.-..----t
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BOSTON, June 1e.-CaI loans, sAd4h per
cinsinr nrices ON stocks and bonds:
ForcIgn FInanclal.

LONDON. .T-7e 1s-Rates for money and
discount weTt' esy today. Business on the
Stock exchange opened depressed owing
TO the break IN Americans and the lower
ing OF the bank rate yesterday did not
stimulate business The continuous rain
also restricted trading. Consols opened
dull and closed with a better tone Amer
CD the absence OF influential support but
tiey recovered later. United States Steel
was the feature. Prices closed firm. Kaf-
tirs- -opansd Inactive and hrm and improved
on the South African labor prospects. The
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New York Live stoc1E Market.

NEW YORK, June 19.-CATTDE-Re-
ceipts. 3,7Ss head; steers steady, closing dull
at S4i5d45O; bulls, $2.5OQ4.25: cows. 81. 500
quarters of beef; tomorrow 1900 cattle, So
sheep and 1925 quarters Of beef.
CALVES-Receipts, 402 head. Veals were
s.. 1880 mixed calves. 1910; city dressed
Veals firm at Sale,
HOGS - Receipts, 1888 head. Feeling
steady State hogs. $6.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 7,s72
head. Good handy sheep steady, others
trife easier. Lambs opened about steady,
closed i0i15c lower. Sheep. $3.5OQ525; extra,
S.. 4O culls, 800; lambs. $5o0d5.25; year
iings IS. .6OQt5.66.
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sIav Miners Fatally burned.

CHARLEROI, Pa, June 19.-Three Slav
miners were fatally burned by a powder
explosion I'm the home of Nate Glazes. one
of the victims, in the mining settlement of
Twilight last evening. Three cases of pow =
der were in back room of the house. Mike
Zynta and Simon Jnur were in tho room
smoking when the explosion occurred None
of the victims can recover.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-20
oil md Roain.

ances S5O; certificate, no bid; shipments,
S7' S64 bbis average, 7b,62S bills; runs, So
t25 bbls.; average. Sl.45S bbls. Shipments
Lima, S7152 bbls. average, ST. bbls.;
runs Lima, g. 222 bbls.; average, 5S,0TS bbls.
NEW YORK, June 19.-OIL-Cottonseed
steady; prime yellow, 42lzd43c. Petroleum
steady. Rosin firm. Turpentine firm.
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EvapOrated AppIes and Dried FruIr..

NEW YORK, June 19.-EVAPORATED
APPLES show little change, attractive
fruit being steadily held although the de-
mand is moderate. Common are quoted at
4g5kc; prime at SIC; choice at &c and
fancy at 6lsq71zc. Spot prunes are firm
under a fair jobbng demand with occa-
sionai export business. Quotations range
from Sc TO &c for all sizes. Spot apricots
continue steady to firm and attract a mod
crate demand with fancy at 1O1kc Peaches
are quiet without special feature. Choice
are held at 7q7Ikc and fancy at Sq1O1kc
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PHILADELPHIA. June 1s.-BUTTER-
steady and fair demand; extra western
creamery, 23c; extra nearby prints, sc;
EGGS-Ouiet and easier; fresh NEARBY,
lSc, loss on fresh western, INC. loss on
fresh southwestern. 17c, loss on; tresh
southern, l6dl6lhc, loss on, -
CHEESE,-Firm and fair demand; New
York full creams, choice, now, uhc; New
York full creams. fair to good, new, lVA3
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Wool Market.

BOSTON, June l9.-WOOI1-The CONNER
cial Bulletin will say in. tomorToW's issue:
The Boston wool market Is improving.
Larger individual transactions are re
ported. Prices are firm and hardening.
with feeces higher, new medium unwashed
having been In active request and sold at a
good. fair profit. The west continues bull
lish and the highest prices for the season
have been paid In several localities The
shipments OF wool from Boston TO date
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pounds, against l23,51oS2S pounds at the
same date last year. The receipts TO date
are 10il9S.s0 pounds against l2zsz9''S4
pounds for the same period last year.
NEW YORK, June 19.-WOOL-t1rn
medium grades and combings, Balsitc;
light fine 1ldl7lkc; heavy fine, nql4ibc; tub
washed 1qQz9c
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Conee Market.

NEW YORK. June ls--COFFEE-ouie
at an advance of points to unchanged on
other positions Sellers of the nearby
months sought the late positions, leading
"a a widening of the differences between
options and the market was finally steady
net points lower 10 5 points higher. Sales
were As, 900 bags, Including September at
1898 soc; November, at 3.9Oc; January, at
49Oc; February. at 4sOc; March. at 44Oc;
May at 4 45Od455c.
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81 Jos.Uh live stock Market.

ST. JOSEPH. June 19.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 5000 head; active and strong TO lOc
higher; natives, A.25@5.25; cows and heif-
erS, S2.204f.JOi StOcheIs anu leeueiS' No'OVV
HOGs-Receipts, 1900 head; active and
21L6l5c lower; light and Hight mixed, $500
bs5: medium and heavy, S5SOq6.l0; bulk,
SIS S6d5 IS; pigs, $4.5Od540
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 100
head; steady; spring lambs, Sc; yearlings,
IS so; wethers. S4.50; ewes, A.25; Texas
sheen a 5OOI4 80
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-20

CATTLE-There was a liberal run of
cattle reported this morning but the same
as was the case yesterday. quite a string
OF the arrivals was consigned through to
the north and not offered for sale The
market on rat cattle was rather streaked
and sales were made that looked all the
way from barely steady 70 strong Trad
ing, though, was fairly active and prac-
tcaily everything was out of first hands in
good 0eason. "
The beef steer market could not he
quoted much more than generally steadv
some statesmen thought they got a little
stronger prices, while others said thew had.
epai infg tbjgg9 70 fbe get list steady prices As gem
tue ue sold II anything a little stronger where
tne quality was satisfactory, while the
IIa,.g meavyWnelghts vng were little dTaggy and no
however, to this rule. As compared with
the close OF last week the market TODAY
vas was Just about l5c lower, about half of the
1ecllne or Monday and Tuesday having
been regained The bulk of the fair 10 GOOD
cattle sold from $3.50 to S475. while The
ehSlcer e grades went largely from $3.50 to
The cow market was also about steadv
WIN yesterday. The better grades sold
without difhculty at yesterdays ouotations
anu t a q az thai class or stock was disposed OF
~ sts an SaIIy hour. Grass cows, however are
GiLncult TO sell at any price and are SELL
ing SO unevenly that IL Is hard to quote a
Inarket nl on them; 1t Is very evident, how
eyer tnat they have been going down hill
az a rapid rate. The bulk OF the fair To
good kinds sell from 50 90 to 81 40 The coroo
non Tod KINDS KINDS sell mostly from $3.50 to $500
fed COWS or good quality are selling largely,
from $3.50 to A.&. with choice grades rom
that up. Ai'iii
Bulls, veal calves and stays all soId 9,
ABOUT the same notches they did yeSterda,t
The few punches OF stockers ard toadaSS. aS.
that arrived did not meet with very rea,5.,
Sale, as Is generally the case on a Friday
ia, II any.tIhlng the prices paid looked a little
sentative sales: Nepie-
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steel Price List Is Unchaneed.

NEW YORK, June ia member OF the
executive committee OF the United States
Steel corporation is authority for the state
I3ent that the schedule of prices of finished
ION and steel products for 1904 will show
10 change from mat of this year. This
applies to prices OF steel rails and billets
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-20

NEW YORK, June l9.-DRY GOODS
More nearly on the basis OF new asking
prices than at any time since quotations
began TO advance. Openly quoted prices
i'm many cases were admittedly prohibitlve
when made two or three weeks ago, but
many of them are within hailing distance
today and the market shows no signs OF
weakness in any direction.
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Articles Open. High Low. Close. Yes'y
EMO. q 4oh. sNew.

MO. 2 TOId. sNeW, .
FLOUR-Flrmer; winter patents $3.50
$40; straights, $3.2OQ350; spring patents.
Sl.O69A.10; straights. sS.4Od3.65; bakers, $2.45
SWiIEAT-No. spring. 77a7Sc; No 8, 70
6771kc; No. 2 red. 765sqTl5sc
CORN-No. 2, 491zd5lc; NO. yellow 49k
oATs-No. 2, S9hd39hc; No, white, 43
@4sAc; No. 3 white, 40@4lc.
BARLEY-Good feeding. 4594Sc; choice
mailing, 50qS3c.
SEEDING, / max. 800; No. ! northwest
ern, S1.O4. Timothy. prime. 1886. Clover,
contract grade, $11.5O6l1175.
PRoVIs1oNS5--Mess pork per bbl:. $l!;OO.
Lard, per 100 lbs. $;S0qS S2h Short ribs
ers (boxed), ss.121kdS25; short clear sides
(boxed), $9.621zQe. 7S.
Following are the receipts and shipments
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-20
crowd YEN. for Jnck.on.

PORTLAND, Ore. June l9.-Joe Walcott
of Boston and Young Peter jackson of
Baltimore, both colored. fought a twenty
round draw at the Pastime club last night.
When the referee declared the fight u draw
at the end of the twentieth round the
crowd yelled for Jackson, as IL was clearly
his fight for the last four rounds. In the
last two rounds Walcott clinched repeatedly
and hung on with his arms around Jack
sons waist until the referee pulled them
anart
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-20

MINNEAPOLIS, June 19.--WHEAT-Cash,
slIkc; July SOsac: September: 1SAqI31sc; on
track. No. / northern, S1hc; No northern,
'TSI,OTR-First patents, sL25Gp435: second
natents s4156i4 %: first clears, S5.l51S 20;
second clears, 50. .25G2 49,
BRAN-In bulk, tl4O0d143.