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Your Nerves

Are the life the vitality. the energy of your body
II is the nerves that cause the heart to pulsate,
the lungs 10 inhae the oxygen. the brain to direct
the motion u every organ OF the body, the stom-
ach 70 digest food the liver to secrete the bile
the kidneys TO filter the blood and the bowels to
carry on the waste.
When the nerves Of the stomach become weak
ened exhausted, Indigestion, Constipation and
Inflammation result, because the stomach is in
active
This Is true Of all the organs OF the body, and
proves that to cure disease you must strengthen
the nerves.
DIR. Miles Nervine
is the great specific for the nerves. and bringing
them back to health never fails to cure all cases
~ Nervousness Sleepessness. Neuralgia. Headache
SpFsHls Backache, Muscular Twitchngs, st. Vitus
Dance, EPILEPSY, Stomach, Liver and Kidney trou
hes
For years physicians and health resorts failed
10 relieve Of complication OF stomach, liver,
kidney and heart affections Six bottles OF Dr.
Miles Nerytue cured me. ~
G. W. ARCHBOLn, Grocer, Decatur, Ind.
The first bottle viii benefit; II not the druggist
will return your money.
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Home Institute.

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Sold by grocers everywhere.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-07
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Trade Shows More life, with Values
Fully Steady,
HOGS SELLING FIVE CENTS HIGHER
Moderate Run OF sheer, but Quality
Continues Poor - Desirable
Kinds In Demand and
Fully steady.

SOUTH OMAHA. June s. 1905.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-07

SHEEP--The sheep market this morn
ing was without any new or interes ,ihg
features. There was a ialr run, thirteen
cars being reported in, but the quality
of the receipts was generally unsaustac-
tory. There was one pretty goou load Of
lambs on sale, which nrough. $3.50, with
the fair kind selling at anu around S6.OH.
Wooled lambs brought 1915, which was
the same price paid for them yesterday.
but the cut today was heavier. 80 Ia II
they did not sell to quite as good ad-
vantage as yesterday. The genera, market
might be described as barely STEADY Wieh
yesterday.
Shippers will understand that there IS
a good demand at this point for desirable
fat sheep and lambs, but the in-between
kind OF stun which constitutes the bulk
of the receipts is slow sale. Buyers are
complaining that the common kinds are
killing out very poorly and hence they
are not very anxious for any but the beat
grades. Still. the fact that good kinds are
50 scarce compels them to take practically
everything coming.
Quotations on clipped stock: Good "a
choice western lambs. 1875 a $50; fair e
good lambs. t600@6.26 Gull lambs, $4.5l
Q6.25; good to choice yearlings. IS. 10 a
6.26; fair to good yearlings, $500 5. 10
good 10 choice wethers S5.1b46.1b; fair
to good wethere, Sb.b0@5.I5; good "a
choice ewes. S5.5odb.75i fair 10 good ewes
s4T5 G5.5O; bucks s4.25G4.75.
an IN-A
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-07
GarIot Receipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
pentures OF the Trading and Closing
prfcea nm hoard of Trade.

Prices on hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO. June e.-The Kentucky state
crop report SHOWING eon ao@S erep caused
strength today in the local whea ,d nsrx wss
At the close wheat for July denvery C We
up kq.e Corn was pr up %giS were iSc
10 2Oc higher. -, -,
The wheat market was strong all day.
There was a good demand at the opening
by commission houses and pit traders and
as the day advanced the demand peCaIle
more general. offerings were ngnt
in the situation was the state crop report
Of kentucky, which gave the conditions OF
fall sown wheat in that state on June
as Is against 81 on the first day OF May.
irhe detertoration was said 70 have been
caused b. ack Of moisture, Other Factors
that strSn ensd the the b marke d Mr weather
in Nebraska reports of damage in Texas
and Oklahoma and an advance OF &c IN
the price Of cash. wheat at Kansas city.
The market closed strong, with prices near
the highest point of the day July opened
unchanged 70 a shade higher, at sO?tgsv.,!tc'
Ciearances of wheat and -four were equal
20 i62 800 Bushels. The worlds visible sup
ply decreased $4,000 bushels, az shown
26S, 900 bushels compared with $4,000 bushels
for the corresponding day one year ago
Minneapolis, Duluth ana chicago Iepo.teu
receipts OF III cars against holiday last
week and las cars for the corresponding
day one year ago.
Liberal local fecelplS oepfesSeu buc SOti
market at the opening but sentiment soor
became bullish and prices experienced
sharp rally. Shorts and commission
houses were active bidders, but offerings
were unequal to the demand. The marke
closed steady and close to the highes
point July opened x to it6lhc lower, a
lsH to isRq4sEc, advanced 70 @4sc a an.
closed at 50i4c. Local receipts were SO
cars. with s21 cars OF contract grade.
Oats were in active demand all day; bu
offerings were very light. The bulk of thu
buying resulted from the publication OF I
Kentucky state crop report July openet
a shade TO ISdi4c higher, at S49sd34lkc, ad
vanced 10 35Sc, where 1t closed Local re
ceipts were 90 cars
Provisions were strong because Of livel!
buying by shorts and local packers. A
TO TIC advance in the price OF live hog
aud diminished receipts formed the basil
OF the demand. At the close July porl
was up Doc, at sl64Th Lard was up l5c
al S75 Ribs were 25d2714c higher, a
ta.45Q9.47la.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
car; corn, Si6 cars; oats, 1875 cars: hogs
1000 head.
Ihe leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-07

Jetur r. Contling to Guy +. Gros-
teau. lot 49, block !. Richmond. - l7S
8. in Dodge and Roots ad......,... $50
Groce, lot r. 10, H. is block 4
Artie y W. clancy sg' and husband to -''O'
Brown l. Grove, lots ia. "A, block
George Kelley and wife to. II. j. -''''
Grove. lot IL. block 81. Benson.... $50
Jeanette ]. Regan to Victor. Frausen.
south u OF lot 40. Nelson's ADJ. 1900
Otto selieren and wife 10 Charles @.
Ring, east II feet of the north 10
feet Of the, south y Of Dot {, block 49,.
Ezra Miilard TO Anna q. Rogers, east
omaha, lot 10 g. block ". cifys Of
Byron R Hastings. trustee to Hans
e. Damn lots II u, block 2 Mill 80,
1fopoId ! Doll 81 Il 70 70 .Ada German: -
sub. Of the west y OF block l, Hime-
K SsSsa 'a Scott to Mary Ann
Musgtove. lot Is. Par4xland Place. 12S
John H. Evans ma. and y1tNIgtos John
OF, west u Of block /, Himebaugh's
G n cardsl to same. lot IL IN Oak =.
George W. jerks, trustee, to George
= Morton. lot I block In !,
s. o. Northwestern Railroad company
10 City OF South Omaha, lot l. in
block s16, City OF South Omaha.
Thomas J. ONeil and wife. tract
west IS feet OF LOT l. west 45 feet OF
north % feet OF lot q block g. City
OF South Omaha. ............,..a....... AIN
James p. Ford and wife, A.t7B. 70
/ William r. Paxton lot g. block 81
tract lot q. 'i'''';y
Worries elop Ioss as sad Tl'I SocS cot
| John D. scott to same. north y OF lot
] 3. block 254. South Omaha ,.....s. 10
/ Wilson T. Graham and wife 20 Mrs.
Jane Keith. lot q, block J. Mower
! sub OF lots and 3, Tuttle's sub, ~
! Matte ID. Gardin 10 Anna Il. Richard
son tract adjoining lot 49, in Nc
| Candlish Place ..t.,..........-......,.
| Thomas J. O'Neil and wife 20 City Of
South Omaha, 105 feet OF lot l. east
| los feet OF north 36 feet, lot o IN
| block "a. City OF South Omaha. ,. LAG
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-07
Kansas city 1--we stock Mnrket.

KANSAS CITY, June 6.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1000 head, including 1000 south
erns; market steady to strong; choice eK-
port and dressed beef steers, t5.25Qb.s0;
fair to good. H2565.1B; western FED
steers, t5.b0Q5.26; stockers and feeders
t2.Tb $50; southern steers, t3.2B64. so;
southern cows. i2.50@s.sO native cove
81. a $50; native heifers ss.2b@5.10;
bulls, S2.60Q4.l0: calves. t3.OOge.2b.
HOGS-Receipts. 1900 head market
strong to Sc higher; top, S6.47h; bulk OF
sales, 1927 y 1910; heavy, 16.4B@s47h
packers. ;e.SO@6.45; pigs and light. 1856
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reoeipts, 500
head; market steady and active; native
lambs, $500 80: fed sheep and year
$t,60Q625; Texas clipped sheep $3.50
b.Sb; stockers and feeders. 1900 q 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-07
New York 1--we stock Market.

NEW YORK. June 6.-BEEVES-RP-
ceipts, 2154 head: prime and choice steers
shade higher; others steady rat 6ulls
cows steady to SC lower; steers, 81. e0eI5. 20;
top. ST. bulls. s. 8Q46O; cows. s2.Onfi3 rs ;
extra, AiO; exports, 5l7 cattle, 10 sheep and
$500 quarters OF beef.
CALVES-Receipts, 6,144 head; market
active and firm. Veals. s5.00qpT rs; few
extra, $780, culls. A.OOQ4.50 buttermilks,
$4,000 70; dressed calves slow: city dressed
yeals, Sdllc per pound; country dressed,
61Edgc.
HoGs-Receipts. SECS head; market Arm;
state hogs s8.s0Q690.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, $3.50
head; sheep steady; lambs and yearlinRs.
qaOo: yearlings. t60O9ZS; lambs. sseOa
SIS
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-07
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on various
Commodities

NEW YORK. June 6 FLOUR - Re
ceipts. 1893 bu.; exports. $50 bu.; market,
dull and about steady; Minnesota patents,
"a O0Gl.s straishts. sSs0a400; extras s. 90
q $40; low grades, f2.SOq 9S5, Rye hour
steady; choice to fancy. 1895 64.t6.
low. i12O; coarse, ii.O7d 1.os; kiln dried,
RYE-pun; No. 2 western. s7hc f. o. b.
BARLEY-Dul; feeding. G7,4c. c. + T..
New York; mating, b2@5Ic c. /. T., New
WHBAT-Reeeipts 5000 bu.; exports,
1887 bu.; spot market. hrm; No. red.
&c, nominal elevator. and %c. nominal,
(. o. b. ahost; No. / northern. Manitoba,
S91kc T. o. D. afioat II was a bull day In
the wheat market with an increased spec
ulative trade and at the close prices
showed ghs net sdysnce ses sb ia sp p.st
reflected strength in coarse grains, a big
decrease In worlds stocks and predictions
s7qs7 l1-16c, closed at Sssc; September,
s4&ds5 1l-l6c. closed at s5Ssc; December,
S5hQ86s.c. closed az s. 7-l6c.
CORN-Receipts, 1881 bu.; exports, p 2oe
bu.; spot market firm No. 2 5S1lc, nominal,
elevator, and 5Sfc. nominal, T. o. b anoat;
No. 2 yellow, SC. nominal; No. white.
and generally strong all day on higher
outside markets. covering and predictions
for s smaller receipts closing rs to itc
September, $50 d567sc, closed at b6%c; De-
comber, closed at 55hc.
OATS-Receipts, $1,000 bu.: exports 80, 200
bu.; spot market, firm: mixed oats, % to
30 lbs, 40G401fc; natural white. 30 to 80 lbs,
0hdnc; clipped white, 80 to 70 lbs, ava
HAY-Barely steady; shipping. 55GeOc
good to choice, S71sd95c.
HOP6-steady; common to choice, 1905,
9d13c; 1904, nominal; olds, nominal; Pacific
coast, 1905. 10d14c; 1904 crop, 11a12c (.
HIDES-Steady; California, 81 to %
pounds. 2lc; Texas dry, "a to 80 pounds
LBATHER-stead acid, 2Sd2Tlc.
ni. 6Og1150 mess ss50asoO beef hams
t2o.50Cd22.o0 packet. Ss.50d1O50; extra Indis
mess, t17.00d19O0 Cut meats. steady
picked bellies. l0AQi2c picked should
STi SssO L nominal r rened we aSist
continent, 800; South America, S.75; com
pound, 7G7Sso Pork, steady: family, HS.5
Q1s.0o; short clear, sis.5oals.2 Is; mess. RIO
TXLLow-steady; city. SC; country.
RfcE-ouiet; domestic. fair to extra
| az 66h c: Japan, nominal.
! BUTTER-Strong: street price, extrt
creamery, 1917 q zoe; Official prices, cream
waited. common to extra, 12@17c; western
factory, common to frsts, i2@15hc,
brothers, 26c; fowls, 13hc; turkeys, IL
Isei dressed, steady; western broilers' q
CHEEsE-Easy; new state cream, larg
| best 1OAo; state fair to good, 10hc
state, small best 10lkc: state, fair to good
| 91SQ1Oc; inferior, sd9c.
nearby fancy. selected white. 22c; stat
choice. 2o921c; state. extra 19h @2Oc
western hrsts, lie; western seconds, l6 i
16hc; Kentucky, 1s81sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-07
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
in Spite Of Light Trade, Wheat Works
Higher.
wlY ADVANCES FNt-tIGHTHs CENT
More Reports Of Too Much Rain In
Parts of Grain BeIt-COrn SUR
prises Trade and Runs
cent Higher.
OMAHA. June ;. 1906.

OMAHA, June .. 1906.
wheat worked Nc higher today, though
trace was very light. Cables came nc
lower and prices were unchanged at the
opening The bull sentiment was due 70
reports Of too much rain In both south
west and northwest, together with the
strength In coarse grains. The north-
western market showed fair advance.
Receipts were moderate and the cash DE-
mand slow. Shorts were inclined TO cover
on predictions OF more rain for the north-
west.
Tne action OF corn was surprising. The
openinE was a shade lower but buying
" Leading interests developed strength,
putting prices UP cent at the close. Inc
Demand Is strong In the cash line ana ana
everything offered Is being bought Inc
close was strong at lc up. =.
oats went up 1 cent further today. ~
has been some time since oat futures were
over soc in Chicago %. ooo
Primary wheat receipts were S5o,yOV
bushels, and shipments $50, 900 pusheiis'
against receipts last year Of lss,OOO pusheIss;
Corn receipts were $4,000 bushels anu
shipments $4,000 bushels, against recelpts
last year of 624O00 bushels and shipments
81 3d. 200 bushels. Clearances were i 80,
bushels wheat 5,45S barrels of nour, IL,VV'
IIverpole closed Adihc lower on wheat
and LG%c higher on corn. ,,,.- -. -,
Frazier at Chicago says: we are mOs
bullish on corn; our reports snow corn r vi ~
conditions are above an average. We "a. 2
above an export basis; we peneNe uoiilSs 5
tic demand cannot use all the corn anu
unless we get serious crop damage 10 Coih
during Julv corn will sell lower.
Local range of options:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-07
CHERRIEs-Califoin MIA, 800 per S-lb. b.
sour cherries. A-ot crate. 2.25a2,h
REEF CUTS.

BEEF CUTS-No. | ribs, Tic; No. ribs,
sIfc; No. ribs, nc; No. loin, ltAsc; 80. ?
loin l2iAc: No loin, l1rc; No. CHUCK.
round Sc; No round. FAC No round,
re: No. ! plate. Sc; No plate, &c; No.
z Mate 9l6c
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-07

BOSTON. June S,-wOOL-Trading is
quiet in the wool market The lack of stock
Is said to be the prime cause of the indlfer-
ence of manufacturers with the unsatis-
factory conditions of the dry goods
market also factor. There is
little doing in foreign woods here,
either in South America or Aus
tralisn grades, Territory woods are
steady at 72Q73c for fine and 6Sd10c for
fine medium Pulled woods are dull, with
sppers moving at Soq64c. Leading quota
&c; heavy fine, 1SG20c; fine medium, 2SI
&c; medium, Bq27ci low medium. 26qac;
Wyoming fine. 2lq22c; heavy fine, 10000
lne medium, 22923c; medium, 26Qr27c; low
medium, 26q27c; Utah and Nevada fine
22Q23c heavy fine l942Oc; hne medium
22d23c medium, 26q27c; low medium. 26o
&c; Dakota fine. 22123c; fine medium, 22Q
&c; medium, Hd2sc; low medium, 26d27c
Montana fine choice. 24q25c; fne average
3d24c fine medium choice, 24Q2c aver
age, 23Gp24c; fine medium choice, A425c
average. 2Sd24c; staple, 27d2Sc: medium
choice Z7d2Sc average. 26d27c.
ST. LOUIS, June 6,--WOOI-Steedy; me
dium grades, combing and clothing, 24G
2S15c; light ine, Ad2sc; heavy fine. i6G1sc
tub washed, S3QSSc-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-07

ing the early part Of the day, but the mar
ket firmed to over parity on moderate buy
ing. Wall streets opening advances caused
f,irthe Improvement IN the afternoon,
and the iarket closed firm, Copper shares
were strong and active. BOstone were the
feature Japanese imperial 81 OF 1901 were
quoted at i02
PARIS. June e.--Prices on the Bourse to-
day opened Arm, but reacted and the mar
ket closed dull. French rentss were weak
owing to the decision OF the government TO
introduce an income tax bill In parliament
in order to meet the deficit In the budget.
Russian imperial tc were quoted at $3.50.
and Rnaslan honda OF 1914 AZ 600
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-07
Stocx In sight
Receipts Ct live stock At tho six principal
OMAHA wHoLEsALE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and onotatious on
staple aud Fancy Produce.

EGGs-Rcceipts. liberal; fresh stock.
EiyE PouLTRY-Hens, sasl.e; roosters
&C. turkeys, i4ai5c; ducks. lie; spring
chickens, 1Sui9c per H.
BUTTER Packing stock. l2igq 30; choice
70 aR l9ey qSry Quoted SS 6S omaha Feed COM
pany; No. l upland slO.5o. medium. $780,
coarse $40. Rye straw. $3.50
BRAN-Per ton, VIM
NEW VEGETABLES
ToMAToEs-Florida, per crate OF 80 lbs
= WkX .BEANs-Per box of about y lbs..
sTkiSe nEANs-Per box OF about IS
TttENfSs. BETS AND CARROTS
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse, per dcs'
CUCUMBERs-Hom grown, per doz..
50a,6c; Texas per bu, box. A.I5;
ONIONS--CoIorado, yellow and red, lac
per ID Texas, in crates white N"S' yer
GREEN oNIoNs-Per doz. punches, 2Oc.
RADIsHEs-Per. doz punches, oc;
CAULIFLowFR-Per don. heads. N'SV@
''''' OLD vEGETABLEs
POTATOES Home grown, per bu., o0a
&C; south Dakota, per bu, SC; Colorado
NAVY sEANs-Per bu., sl,s5; No. ;, sis.
LIMA BEANS-Per H. sac.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
DATEs-Per box OF 30-lb pkgs,, SEQ.
Halloween. in 7O-Ib boxes. per box, Sc;
oSEsi. Il. CO per I'd doz. : S-ib. boxes, 500
ORANGES 49, California, extra fancy
nayslS Iarge sizes s,ss @ z S6SG Co. Meo'''
-Limoniers. extra fancy ='
size, $500; 800 to $50 size, 500 --a
Sc imported Smyrna, three-erown, nc'
'BhRNxNAs|Per medium sized bunch, sl.75
"PIiTNEAPPT .f5s|sIzes "a. 30 and sc, 1926.
FRUITS. .Ht
CHERRIEs-CalifoInia MIA. S2to per S-lo. box:
sour cherries 2-ot. crate. S25a2bo
BEEF CUTS.
BEEF CUISINE. / ribs, lie; No. ribs,
SIC; No. ribs, nc; No loin, ltAtc; 30. ?
loin. l2lAc; No 3 loin, l1hc; No. CHUCK,
S TouS Mo- g. c9 NS 1 round ?G MS ' round
, re; No, plate, Sc; No. plate, &c; No.
MISCELLANEOUS.
, CIDER-Per kcg. $50; per bbl.. ss.75
: HONEY-New, per "a lbs. $3.50.
CHEEsE-sw.ss, new. Ice; wisconsin
/ brick, 12c; wisconsin lmberger, l2c; twins
| 1890; Young Americans, 15c.
/ NTITs-Wnlnuts, No. l. soft shells, new
crop per h.: iS,4c hard shells per Ir, III
per H.. 12c, Peanuts, per ID, 6ltc; roa stcd.
per 10. SC. chill wainuts per ID, 12alsiac.
sheps per fS S Is sne S6 per
y sTtGAR-GranuIated cane. in bbls,
I
granula(ed, in sacks, $4s1.
sYRUP-In barrels 24c per gall; n
cases, 10-lb. cans $40; cases. II 5-lb
cans, $50; cases, q 2h-Ib. ems, tl,s5;
No. 80. 2ohc per ID; No. IS. 1870 per 10
No. 20. I5hc per lb.; No 81, 12hc per 10
hbl.. 100 lbs, $3.50: Norway mackerel pc
bbL. goo lbs bloaters, $500; Nc l. $500
slsoo herring In in bSlS; zoe lbs each Sh
Holland, mixed, sli.5O Holland herring
in kegs, mixers, soc; kegs. mixed. zoe.
CANNED GOODS-Corn. standard west
ern So a COO: Maine, S115. Tomatoes, Alb
cans. s1.25@l5o; 2;ib., 81 heq;ioo Pine
ti.so@2;z 20. Gallon apples, fancy $500
si.75G2.6o; peaches, fancy, si.7562lO
II. c. Peaches. $4,000 2.bo. Alaska salmon
red. 81 49, fancy Chinook r., f2I0; fame
sockeye. F.. Sls5; sardines, y oil, $3.50
y mustard, s2.5o@s,lo. Sweet potatoe:
S1.lbd125; sauer kraut, $500; pumpkins
sOo@s1.oo; wax beans. 2-ib.. IS soc; lin
cheap peas. 2-ib,. SOe extra, $50 9Oc
fancy, sl.S561.75
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-07
New York BIining stocks.

'oial salss Tor the DAY, COS. 800 Ihares
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-07

EGGs-Rcceirts, ubcraE fresh stock,
lt3sc
LIVE POCLTRY--Hens gdSisc; roosters,
&c; turkeys, lidi5c; ducks lie; spring
chickens, 1Sui9c per IN.
BUTTER Packing stock, l2tgu l3c; choAce
TO fancy dairy. i5c. creamery, 2ldl19c.
HAI-Pricts quoted by Omaha Feed conf
pany: No ! upland. SlO50. medium, $780,
coarse. $40. Rye straw. $3.50.
rnp
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-07
Total Receipts leg
The disposition of the day receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
Der of head indicated:
Total

CAII LE-Ihere was only a moderats
run or cattle this morning and stIlt re-
ceipts were larger than on Wednesday VI
last week, although smaller than the pre-
vious weeks tor a month or two back.
The qualty was fair, though nothing
extra.
After being dead tor several days back
the market TOOK on little more lie Ins
morning. Buyers acted once more as if
they really wanted some beef steers, with
the result that the market opened earlier
than usual for some days back and the
bulk OF the cattle IN sight changed hands
in decent season. As to prices there WAS
no material change, the market beng
generally quiet and steady; possibly
Cows and heifers were in light supply
and fair demand, so that the offerlns >
of the desirable kinds were disposed OF
in very FAIR season. AS was the case wisn
beef steers. there was no Quotabie change
in values, Shippers should not fail 10
keep in mind constantly the fact that
grassy cows ana helfers are in poor de-
mand at all market points and are
ually working a little lower as the season
advances.
The supply of stockers and feeders was
limited very largely to a few odds and
ends, At the same time there was some
inquiry for desirable cattle OF that de-
scription and the few in sight sold to
very good advantage, values being fully
steady, or possibly strong.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-07

Indian steers, sS.oo6A55; cows and hcit-
ers. S21Od 400.
higher: pigs and lights. S6.oD6f6.t6; pack
ers Sc SOC 6.t5; butchers aud best heavy.
S6.S5@6b2ts.
sHEifp AND LAMB s-Re celuts. So1o
hcadi market active and strong. native
inuttous SG.O0m6lO. lambs. $1,000 t.ts.
R4S0
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-07
,Rs AND Bulls
srAGs

HOGS---The advance IN noS Natues
which set in yesterdh; was conUnuou to-
day, the market this morning beng
good &c higher, or ~ 0lOC higher tnSn
Mondays average market. " dite IN
trade was slow at the opening, II was ac-
tive when once underway anu pracuc1i.s
everything in eight was sold by 40 O'c4ock
or shortly after. As will be noted from
the sales below, the biz bulk OF all ne
hogs sold at SS57 = q $50. whereas 50. e
a ssb bought the most OF the hogs yes
terday. Today's advance carries the mar
ket TO the highest point touched since
May 81 II will be hoted from un
at the head Of the column that receipts
this week are running very muc
last week
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-07
ForeIEn Financial.

LONDON, June 6-Money was in abund-
ant demand today and the supply was fair
Discounts were easy. The tone on the
Stock exchange continued cheerful despite
the fact that there was no expansion Of
business. Yesterdays Improvement In Brit
ish securities was maintained except in the
case on consolE. which eased a fraction to-
wards the close Foreigners were inclined
20 ease on Paris selling Americans opened
dull. The reaction In Wall street yesteF-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-07
an ouotations were IA follows;

Cash quotations we're as follows
FLOUR Market easy; winter patents.
Ss50df,O0: straights ts.sO4s 10; spring pat
ents, ts.6Oa3s0; stral&hts. 81 i6da.6 s.; bakers,
g. Oq29c
wHEAr-No. 2 spring. Slqs4c; No, 8, IA
SIC. No, red. S54t dS71sc
CoRN-No. 2 5O1<d6OAc: No. ? yellow,
.oATs--No. ? ssssc; No. white. sSass1sc;
No. white. 35a36Lc.
RYE-Ho. 2, 6Oikc
BARLEY-Good feeding lad4lc: fair 70
choice mailing. 4Sd55c.
SEEDS-No. l fax, MOI: No. / north
western, Nlzba. Timothy. prime 08.
Clover. contract grade. ul.B
PROFESSIONALISM ribs sides Qoose),
s 30aS 20. Mess pork, per bbl.. SIS S5d16 so
lard. per 100 lbs, $40 Short clear aides
fboxed). o. 1Odo so
The receipts and shipments OF four and
grain were "a follOWs.