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Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1906-12-21

The depot has received a new coat
of paint.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1906-12-21

Mr.. A. w, Staley, Roanoke, has our
thanks for 81 90.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1906-12-21

Mr. j. A. Mantz, the relief operator
has gone to Abingdon.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1906-12-21

Miss Blanche Maddox spent Saturday
in Wytheville
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1906-12-21

Brownie" Back, Of Bristol. was in
town Sunday.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-29
What We
Have Done
Standard Mines Co.

One year ago this month the General Securities
company offered for sale portion of the stock of
the Standard Mines Co., one mile from the work
inps of the Standard Mines Co. No. 3 A force OF
men was at once Put to work developing the
property, $4,000 hosting plant was installed.
During the year force of from 30 to 90 men has
been continuously employed, store with SoooO
stock of goods has been in operation from the
start the profits of which accrue to the beneht OF
the Standard Mines Co.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-29
LOCATION

The property of the Standard Mines Co. No
is adjacent to the property of the Standard Mines
Co., being one mile to the south and on the line of
the well-defned copper belt which runs straight
as an arrow through the country. The property
lies between the Standard and the Johnny Min
ing and Milling Co., which has been operating for
the past year, and the Copper King Group, which
has been purchased within the last month by
Boston syndicate. composed of ex-Gov. Crocker,
Col Hopkins and others, the parties who made
the Quartette mines at Searchlight famous.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-29
PROFITS IN STOCK

The first stock was put on the market at ten
cents per share, and the stock IS selling strong to-
day at $100 per share, par value
The fact has been demonstrated that this ter
wis destined to be one of the greatest copper
producing districts Of the country, if not OF the
world.
The following shows the results from Standard
shipments from March Is to July 20, 1906, includ-
ing lots of ore:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-29
PRESENT STATUS

At present we have 300-foot working shaft,
5000 feet of drifts and tunnels and have devel-
oped the mine, until today THE PROPERTY
STANDS SELF-SUPPORTING.
One million dollars worth of ore has been
blocked out, and for the past three months the
mine has paid a NET return from ore shipments
of $4,000 PER WEEK.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-29
=====~=7===~==== Success:
Reap the Benefit
What We
Are Doing

STANDARD Mines Co. No. 2
The operations at Standard Mines Co. having
demonstrated that we are in one of the greatest
copper belts ever opened up, we early took steps
to secure other adjacent properties The Easter
group of twelve claims showed remarkably
strong indications of being rich producer, and
this group was purchased and company formed
for the working of same under the name Of the,
Standard Mines Co. No g.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-29
OPERATIONS

On the Standard No property work has been
carried on during the last three months, hoist
ing engine has been installed and large force
of men employed.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-06
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Unusual Lack Of Snap Shown in Al
Lines.
INTEREST AGGSs AND TRADE LIGHT
wheat Higher at OpeniRE on Heavy
Rains, hut weakens Toward
OIose-corn Receipts Heavy
and Prices Down.

OMAHA, June S, 1906.
Wheat prices showed fractional loss
for the day after a session OF very little
activity. On account OF heavy rains in
Texas saying the harvest would be de-
iayed by the rains, the opening was little
higher. Receipts were moderate and de-
nland slow. Trade being 80 light there
was little hunctuation Weakness devel-
oped toward the close, July being Nc down.
A weak tone was Impaired 10 the corn
market by heavy receipts and hne weather
through the corn belt Trade, however,
was so light that prices were on but little.
The close was steady at a fractional loss.
A bullsh sentiment developed In oats,
which went 10 the high point on the crop.
The close was sc higher.
The government has announced that the
May report will be issued Monday, June
II. The hour Is not yet set. II will cover
the condition of winter wheat, sprms
acreage of spring wheat, oats and barley.
The Ohio crop report gives the wheat
condition for May as 95, compared win
May average OF i08. Last June the con-
dition was 90 and the Anal crop 2,OOO,OOQ
bushels The oats condition Is rs, compared
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000
bu. and shipments $4,000 bu.. against
receipts last year of 100000 bu. and ship
mentB Of $4,000 bu. Corn receipts were
l.sss.000 bu. and shipments e5S 900 bu.'
against reoeipts last year OF 5gs,OoO o.. o =
were $4,000 bu- wheat, 95, 4Is bbls. hour
10000 bu. corn, and 900 bu. oats.
Worlds shipments Of wheat were $685.
600 bu., against ii,1i2,O00 bu. last week
visible decreased 1,i52,6OO bu.; corn In
creased, 1.0si, 900 bu; oats decreased
IIl7,000 bu-
Local range of options;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-06
Wool Market.

BOSTON. June 5.-wOOL-Trading is
quiet in the wool market, The lack Of stock
Is said to be the prime cause of the indiffer-
ence OF manufacturers, with the unsatis-
factory conditions of the dry goods
market also a factor. There is
either in South America or Aus
tralian grades, Territory woods are
steady al 72G73c for fine and 6S6IIOc for
fine medium. Pulled woods are dull with
supers sowing at eoa64c. Leading quota
tions follow: Territory, Idaho, fine, z21
&c; heavy fine, 1sQ2Oc; fine medium. 22a
29c medium, $d27c; low medium, 26gZ7c;
Wyoming fine, 2d22c; heavy fine, 10000
fine medium, 22d23c; medium, 26d27c; low
medium, 26q27c Utah and Nevada fine,
22q2Sc; heavy fine, 1sG2Oc; fine medium,
22a23o; medium. 26G27c low medium, 28q
&c; Dakota fine, 22d23e; fine medium, pa
&c medium, T6f2Sc low medium, 26d2Tc:
Montana fine choice, 24q25c; fine average,
2Sd24c fine medium choice, 24Q25c; aver
age, 23924c; fine medium choice, 24q25c
average, 29Q24c; staple, 2792sc; medium
choice, Hq2Sc; average. 266i27c.
ST LOUIS, June 5,-WOOL-Steady; me-
dium grades cpmblng and clothing, 24a
2S1sc; light hne, 2lqSc;; heavy fine, l6qlSc;
tub washed, 33QS9c.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-06
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading and ClOsinS
Prices ON Board of Trade.

Features OF the trading ana CkOsAnB
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, June 5.-Improved weather
for the growing crop caused weakness to-
day in the local wheat market the July
option closing at a net loss OF 1s' Corn
gain Of go Provisions were up lOQl71sc
With the exception OF moderate hrmness
at the Pss wsss fair Snyers the %Sest
market was weak all day. The nrmness
at the opening was due to the fact that
els shs during % the iast week, against il. .iisocO
bushels for the preceding week. and the
amount OF breadstuffs on ocean passage
wero completely offset however. by
weather conditions in the United States,
rain being rsPoTssH ~ ios isa % ois
also tended 10 depress prices. Trading
market closed weak. with prices at the
lowest point July opened hYAe 70 NC
sOhc. Clearances Of wheat and nour were
equal to SS.6OO bushels. The visible sup
PLY ss.psS asSrss:Ss H:SS S SusSsIa sses against ss
Ooe bushels for the corresponding day one
year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chi
ms cars last week and as cars one year
Ideal weather for the grOGGi.9Sg G.Sg- crop crop
tors contributing to the weakness were
liberal local receipts and increased visible
supply, lower prices for cash corn and the
prospect OF an increased movement from
the country, Cash houses and local longs
wera the principal sellers, while offerings
were taken chiefly by shorts slight
rally took place during the last half Of the
session because OF the buying for short ac-
count but the frmer feeling was quickly
dispelled. The close was weak, with prices
near the lowest point OF the day. July
opened hQfAo to hQAo lower at t94s949hc
sold on to aolko and rallied to 4s&c. The
close was at 49AQ499tc. Local receipts
were 81 cars. with sac cars Of contract
grade,
sentiment IN the oats pit was bearish al
the opening because OF excellent weather
conditions, but later became Arm on re-
ports OF damage to the growing crop made
In the Iowa and Ohio state reports July
opened a shade TO Nc lower at S3% %9S3hc
TO SSSc. sold up to Ahc and closed at SAX
@SlAc. Local receipts were 294 cars.
The agitation against packing methods
was expected to depress prices In the pro-
visions market. but the decline was pre-
vented by active support from local pack.
ers. shorts were taken by surprise by this
unexpected strength and covered freely
In consequence the market was hrm al
day, At the close July pork was up INK
At l617M Lard was up loo at 90. RIBS
were 12Ao higher at $40.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
q cars corn. 60 cars; oats, 1856 cars; hogs
The isading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-06
stock In sight.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations on
QtanIe and Fancy Produce.

Condition OF TRADE ana Qu0tauohs ON
staple aud Fancy Produce.
EGGs-Receipts. liberal; fresh stock'
1--WE PoULTRY-Hens, e9s4e; roostsrs:
SC; turkeys, llGpi5c; ducks, lie; spring
sH BUTTESR%Paciins TT1fiS stock. lGstqlse; choice
to fancy dairy be- creamery SIa n sl& ga com.
pabA MAYS5'f' N6 SSpSSS SSSfSSG osS Gns medium, SSoi
coarse, $50 Rye stray 'S'"
NEW VEGETABLES.
ToMAToEs-Florida, per crate OF 30 los''
nv = '%iX ~ BEANs-Per box of about q lbs.
rs sTfiNs ESg,, ssEANs-Per box of about .
IT .'TfuiRfNfPs. BEETs AND CARROTS
LEAF LETTUCE Hotbouse. per doA
CUCUMBERs-Hom grown, per dos.
5Oa75c; Texas, per bu. box. SIS; ,.
0NIONS-Colorado, yellow, and req. Ing
per ID; Texas In crates whi'e' "'"' Se'-
OGREEN oNIoNs-Per doz; punches. 40
EARTsaEEsdfEf dqd se per sP'
CAULIFLoWER-Per dos heads sl-'""
i'"' OLD VEGETABLES.
POTAToES-Hom grown, per nu,, %~
6Oc; South Dalaota, per ou' voc; Coior@oo.
'fS NAVY "; b -BHEANs-Per bu., t.sS; No. ?. MA
LIMA BEAMsTesJ .r,,0PIesI, iS;i sRtYtfs. tSlYtfTis
HaiioWssn RHTS@p'IE IN GSa SSls q eo$ss pr box
ssyers, per Ia 4e; Talp0S SoTes s'JIe m lid
nSNes 0eANfS aTse ShitiCrH siaes assSssS MsditsT-
ranean sweets all sizes, NOOg4.5o a..
,,is LEHoSs05i@Ostsrii ssSS: so5 10 ssO size. 200 toS
FiGsGGaiifornls. per lO-ib. carton. 80
s5c; imported Smyrna, thres-crown' nei
BkNXNAs~Per medium sized bunch, sl.U
Sf,T; SfPf&;E3%PPnhisIssss 3SPRGsi ssgs a 50 and ss HS,
FRUITS.
CHERRIEs-California t2.co per s:Ib. box;
sour cherries %1St 1Ss5sr cr9isi 59it,rs S'z0@z'"
BEEF cUTs-No. ! ribs iici No. III EibSss
o 5 ny Ss eSSck SS 5Sa Sn Ny f eSSch SS sc snGSe S
F, NC; No, plate, Sc; No. J plate &c; No
''A''' MISCELLANEOUS.
CIDER-Per keg. $50; per Dbl, $50.
HHH3EEFEssWi HHEEEEsEsW,isip per new pS 1sc &C. WISCONSIN
brick, l2c: Wisconsin limberger re; twins.
1Shc; Young Americana, 1bc.
crop, per 10, l5l4c; hard sshells per III.
per S iSc pea, PsanUts Pc! h. sci Issss. 5SssseS
shells, per b. l5c. cocosnuts, a per sack
| sUGAR-Granulated cane, in bbls-
| granulated, in SACKS, S4.Sl.
cases 8 IO-ib. cans, s1.Tc; cases, ii s-ib.
cans, $3.50; cases, a. ~ -lb cans. t1.e5.
COFFEE-Roasted. No s5, 25hc per ID.
No. 80 2ohc per ID; No. 25' 1shc per lb.i
No. 20. IS &c per lb.; No. 2l, l2hc per 10.
| CURED FISH-Family whitehsh, per y
hbl., 100 lbs, $3.50 Norway mackerel, per
bbL goo lbs, bloaters, 5000; No !, ;2Sooo;
:ls.OOi herring. y bbls.. zoo lbs each: en-:
Holland, mixed sli.b0; Holland herring.
in kegs, mixers, soc; kegs, mixed. zoe.
CANNED GooDS-corn, standard west
ern, So a 6Oc; Maine. t1.lb Tomatoes, 3-lb.
cans, $i.26 80; 2.lb, slheqt 90 Pine
si.e0@2.2o Gallon apples. fancy, $3.50;
California aprieots. fl4Oq2,oo pears
| II. @. Peaches. S2.00@250. Alaska salmon,
red. ti.25; fancy Chinook, f.. S2i0; fancy
sockeye, F.. t1.95: sardines, Oil. t2.6p;
mustard t2.50g3.l0. Sweet potatoes
S1.1h@l25; saueT kraut. 9L00j pumpkinA
scot 800: wax beans 2-lb.. $50 soc; Inns
beans. 2-lb., 7ss4ti.36; spinach. 1855
cheap peas. alb. soc; extra. TS0sOci
fancy, Ns5@i,75.
Holiday Rt Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL. June Holiday on the
corn exchange.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-06

CATTLE-Receipts OF cattle were very
much lighter this morning than has been
the rule for a Tuesday during the last
month or two. The receipts, however, were
plenty large enough considering the condi-
ton Of tho market.
The beef market is a dead one both
here and at every other market point. All
the life and snap so characteristic OF the
trade two weeks ago has gone out OF II.
Every day is like every other day--slow,
dull, lfeless II there was any imme-
date prospect OF Improvement Il would
not be 30 bad, but operators on the ma rket
are forced TO take gloomy Wow OF the
immediate future on account OF the agita-
tion regarding inspection and packing
house conditions. This morning packers
did not seem to care whether they got
any cattle O. not and dullness was the
ruling feature OF the market. Sucn cattle
as just happened 20 find favor in their
eyes did sell at about steady prices, but
as a general rule buyers seemed to have
their minds made up 20 buy the cattle
lower and they governed their bids accord
ingly The trade might be summed up by
calling it slow to lower.
Cows and heifers were in about the same
condition as beef steers-that is the trade
was slow and dull, and II took a good deal
OF hard work TO get steady prices even
for the best grades. Common and grassy
stock, on the other hand, was not only
slow, but lower.
There was nothing Of any 'mportance
doing in stoclSers or feeders there being
few cattle OF that kind or safe.
RADFRaanfafixya aalag.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-06
Kansas city live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, June CAT
head OF southerns market steady TO 100
higher; choice export and dressed beef
steers, tb.2b06,7b; fair TO good, tt25Q
stockors and feeders, S2,1b@tso; south
ern steers, ts.25G 4,So; southern cows.
12.506ss0; native cows, 80. 500 $50; bulls
t2.7bmA2B; calves, sS.00Q6.2b
HOGS-Receipts, $4,000 head; market
Bgfhc higher; top, ts.t2h buC OF sAlee.
ss20d6S7h; heavy, $500 SAM; pack
ers, N6.2bQ 6.ab, pigs ana lights, tb.LbR
$50
SHEEP AND LAMBs--Receipts, 2,oOe
head; marSet ga nS ~ s.eady 20 .hn sn@1e nd ynsrs
lings, fl.1b@625; Texas clipped year
linEs, tb.6O96.00: Texas clipped sheep,
- 1860; stockers and feeders. $500 q
3 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-06
'AG HOGS.

SHEEP - The receipts OF sheep this
morning were somewhat larger than usual
OF late, sixteen fresh cars being reported
In and all Of them on sale. The qGaltty
of the offerings. however, was not very
good, gtheTs being a consid aTAble proper
ton OF very trashy stun In sight. As
usual this late In the season. grassy stun
is beginning to put In an appearance.
Among the offerings were some good
wethers and yearlinss. the same as
brought s6.16 yesterday. They were weighed
up today at t625. Good lambs sold as nigh
as $40. with some pretty decent VcOled
Mexican lambs at s6.b, These prices ahd
all others paid for desirable kinds II kill
ers looked fully steady with yesterday.
The common. trashy stun was slow AMI
hard to sell, no one seeming TO care for
that kind. To sum up. the situation :!
might be said that desirable sheep and
lambs are in good demand at steady
prices, with common, trashy stun slow
and more or less neglected
Quotations on clipped stock; Gopd &c
choice western lambs, S625dS.50: fair "a
good lambs, 3s.0oas25: Gull lambs, $500
5.25; good to choice yearlings, S5.7bfI6.25
fair to good yearlings S5.5Od5. rs; good &C
choice wethers. $S,7bG6.l5; fair . soot
wethers. s5.6odS.7B; good to choice ives
S5.b0d6.76; fair to good ewes. A.T595.5O
bucks, S425Gl4.75.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-06
IaIiriocIKFRs IIg 9 AND TiFaiTiiDIFIR. iaiiiI IiS

HOQS-Hogs looked up this morning, the
early market being 2h@6c higher than yes-
the advance and the bulk OF ,hc hogs
changed hands in good season In the morn
sS, as against So 20 yesterday After The
big bulk OF the hogs had changed hands
and the more urgent orders were filled the
trade slowed up somewhat, becoming
rather dull TOdays advance carries the
market to the highest point Touched since
last Friday, when the average OF all the
sales was % IN
II will be noted from the table at the
head OF this report that receipts both yes
terday and today were very much short
Of
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-06
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, June 5.-CoTTON-Spo
closed quiet; middling uplands, II. 2oc mid
ding gulf. 11.60c; no sales.
LIVERPOOL. June 5-COTTON-SpSt,
frm; prices 70 3 points higher: American
mlddlinR fair 64ld; good middling, SID :
middling 605d; low middling, 5S7d: good
ordinary, 5.67d; ordinary, 5.f7d. The sales
of the day were 5000 bales, of which go
were for speculation and export, and in
cluded 1900 American. Receipts, l,o00 bales,
including eco American.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. June 5.-COTTON-
Steady; middling llhc; sales, none; ship
ments, none; stock, 81 .211 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, June 6:-CoTToN-
Spot closed quiet: sales, $50 bales; low
ordinary, TNc: nominal ordinary. slsc; good
ordinary, s7-l6c; low middling, l0hc; mod
ding lO7kc; good middling. 11&c; middling
fair, 12%c, nominal; receipts, 1855 bales;
stock S5 $50 bales
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-06
COnee Market.

NEW YORK, June S-COFFEE-The mar
ket for futures opened quiet at a decline Of
5dl0 points in response 10 lower European
cables and liquidation. Trading was not
very active, but the market continued barely
steady during the middle session under
The close was steady at net decline OF 5
6l0 points. Sales were reported - 81, 0O0
bags. Including July at 5.sSQ6 O0c, Septem-
ber at 6l0c December al 6Ssd6 40c. March
at $500 and May at 675c. Spot Rio, quiet :
No. invoice, 7l4c,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-06
MefnI Market.

NEW YORK, June 6-METALS-The Lon
don metal market was opened again today
following the holiday. Tin closed about 81
for futures. Locally the market was easy
in keeping with the decline abroad, with
spot quoted at S39, 0OG39.S. Copper was
higher In the London market with spot
quoted at eS5 l5s and futures at eA los.
Locally copper was firm, with lake quoted
at S1S.75G1s.O0. electrolytic at SlSS7hdlSIS d
quiet and unchanged in both markets. clos
ing at ei6 lis in London and at {b.75d5 9;
in the local market, Spelter was unchanged
was firm with spot quoted at S5.96d605 Iror
was a little higher, closing at 4as Sd foI
standard foundry and at f9s l01zd for Cleve-
cally iron was unchanged; No / foundry
northern, SIS 75QleO0; No. 2 foundry, north
ern; and No, ! foundry. southern: $3.50 !,
ST. LOUIS June 5-METALS-Lead, firm
at $3.50 Spelter, steady at $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-06
New York MinIne stocks.
NEW YORK, May 6.-Closlng quotations
u mining afncLaa Warn.
Foreign Financial.

LONDON, June 6-Money was in good
demand for various calls and supplies were
plentiful. Discounts. were inclined to be
easier. On the stock exchange the attend
ance and volume of business was dull but
the tone was firm, due to easier money
quotations hardened all around, consols
leading the advance Home rails were
wanted for investment, while foreigners
oenehtted by Paris support. Japanese re-
strong in sympathy with New York and
hardened to over parity in the forenoon
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-06
stou, C,,y i've s,ock Marlxet.

gram CATTLEEReceipts, / 400 headI
market steady 10 weak; stockers, strong;
beeves, 34.00@b.20; cows, bulls and mixed,
S30O64.b0; stockers and feeders, SS.6O@
$50; calves and YearlinEs, fS.0O@4lo
HOGS-Receipts S,l0o head; market
weak; selling at S6.lbq 6.22h; bulk OF
sales, S6.2O662sh.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-06
Peoria Grain Market.

PEORIA, June 5.-CORN-steady; No. 8
yellow, lslte; No. 3, As1Ac; No 4, 4s54e; no
grade 46Q47c.
OATS-F1rm; No. 3 white, 8fhc; No 4
white, SS5t663Ac
WHIsKY-on the basis of H.2s for nm
ished goods
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-06
TreaaurY Stntemnnt.

WASHINGTON. June. 5-Todays state
ment of the treasury balances in the gen
erai fund. exclusive OF the $780, 600 gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balances,
$l6l fSS,6I5; gold coin and bullion So, ,5S2 041
gold certificates, sS9.5t5690
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-06

stockerV and feeders, S2.bOdASO; cow
ant heifers, 1900 q see; oanners, 1850
22s; bulls, t2.S5G coo; calves. $500 eset
Texas and Indian steers, t&o0WAeo;
COWS and heifers t2.OO6 29N
HOGe--ReoeiptE 7.e0O head, market
higher; pigs and hEhts, SS7bds.s0; Pack
ere, t60o q GSo; butchers and best heavy.
tG3o $40
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts ab00
head; market firm; native muttons, $500
RGtO; lambs 5000 500: culls and bucks,
SS7SG 500; stockers. ts.Ood $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-06
OILS and Ro.in

OIL CITY. June 6.-OILS-Credit balances,
H64 Shipments. D6O4 bbls.. AVERAGE 81 zB
bbls runs. 1887 hbls.. average 42T5O bhis.
Shipments Lima. g. 27l bbls., average ST. 6s
bbls. runs, Lima, 2.0Ss bbls.. average % $40.
SAVANNAH. June 5.-oIL-Tur9entiue
hrm. 57hc.
ROsIN-Firm Stock, 64.275 bbls quote:
A. Il. c. $3.50; ID. &s.6S; z. fS IS: r. $3.50; q.
SSs5: r. A15: l. f4aO; X. AZ; NJ. S4s5; y,
81 8: w. G., s44O; w. W. t465
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-06
kanaas City GraIn and ProrisIons.

KANSAS CITY, June 5.-WHEAT-
July. 7SSc; September. -721e: December.
q sSc.
coRN-July, l6lAc; September, 45Mc;
December, 431sc; cash, No. mixed 4iIa
4Shc; No. 3, 47&c
OATS-NO. 2 white, 3bAc
RYE-Steady, $685.
HAY-Steady: choice timothy S13OOdl3 50;
choice prairie, so 5O6i1l.O0
EGGS-F1rm; Missouri and Kansas, new
No. wildwood cases included 14o; case
count, 1S1kc; cases returned, 1zc on
BUTTER-Steady; creamery, lSc; packing,
12ikc.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-06
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle steOdy-HOgs HiGher-Sbeep
and IAmba Dull.

CHICAGO. June 6-CATTt4E--Reoeipts
1900 head; market steady; common to
prime steers, tAoodel0; cows, t2OOd4 70;
heifers, t21b66.l0 bulls s., SaAB; calves.
HOGS Receipts. 1900 head market So
TO 7ho higher; choice to prime heavy, = t2h
dAGh; medium to good heavy, - 600
StgS; butcher weights S. tOds IS; good 10
choice heavy mixed. 81 tOGS. IS; packing,
'dsSTGSssitge sTsEe AND LAMss-Reoe,pt. ,2cs
head market dull price lowers sheep,
-. 75d6.s IS; yearlings, t5.eOd6.Oo; shorn lambs.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-06
MIIvvaukee Grain Marked,

MILWAUKEE, June 5.-WHEAT-Mar
ket steady; No l northern, SldSc; No.
RYE-Steady; No /, 66d654c.
BARLEY-Firm; No. 2, 5SIFa5sc; sample.
coRN-steady; No, cash. 4si4Gsic; July.
Aqi 640SSc hid
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-06
susar end NioIas.e..

NEW YORK. June 5-SUGAR-Raw
frm fair refining 2i5-l6l2 81 S2c: centrifu-
gal. 96 test. 3 l5-a26Si4c: molasses SUGAR
l5-l6Q2 $50. Refined, hrm; crushed. B90c:
powdered A7oc; Eranulated. A60c
NEW ORLEANS. June 6-SrGAR-Mar-
ket quiet: omen kettle centrifuFai. 3d3 7-l6c;
yellow, SA4ssse; seconds. 2q3,Ac.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-06
81. Joseph Lire stock Market.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-, June 5.--CATTLE-
Receipts. ssss head; market steady; na-
$40; cows and heifers. 1i,I5Qls5; bulls
and stays. t2.ooqt,eoi vsals. $4,000 e.S0:
yearling calves. s2bo@ t,ooi stoekers and
HodsERssoeRtss 7sIs big &C higher
s6;25 Gs4o; pigs. .4.HgS25; bulk OF
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 1859;
market steady; Texas wethers, 1850.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-06
VIaibIe Supply OF GrnIn

NEW YORK. June 5-The visible supply
Of grain Saturday, June ?. as compiled by
the New York Produce exchange. was as
follows:
Wheat, 80, ,S1l, 900 bu., decreased 1,162 900 bu.
Corn, $4,000 bu., increased l,06l, 900 bu.
oats, $4,000 bu., decreased l,l47,OO0 bu
Rye, l.bs4OO0 bu., decreased II, 900 bu.
Barley, 5000 bu., decreased 303 900 bu.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-06

LONDON, May 5.-Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange were:

SILNER-Bar, uncertain, 3elzd per ounce
MONEY-2ildS per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market
for short bills Is s-isa3A per cent: for
three months bills. 8 ST-isdsik per cent