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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
NEW YORK STOCKS ASDBONDS
Market is ADathetic and Prices Drift
sluggishly.
UNDERGONE Is GENERALLY FIRM
Poor showing Of Present Conditions
Unable 60 shake Conviction
that Better Times Are
Ahead.

NEW YORK. June 2s-The stock market
Was auathct'C today and the sluggish drift
Of prices represented nothing more sub
stantial than the test operations of pruies-
siunals. There vas little to Indicate any
notable change in fundamental conditions,
The present firm undertone Of the market
evidently is based on the convictions that
Improvement lies ahead ard poor howing
OF present conditions seems not to have
much effect in shaking this opinion. While
securities are withheld from market because
Of this opinion, 1t does not stimulate de.
mand for new holdings, even with the near
approach OF the semi-aLnual disbursements
of probably 500 OO,GN in New York and
with an unyieldy SUI plus OF banking re-
serves in the New York banks, which keep
intrest rates at a level far below the rate
Of return on well secured share and bond
issues, there Is no symptom of the season
able investment demdEd in the New YORK
market.
There was a small engagement for gold
for shipment to Germany today and Paris
took practically all OF the available supply
OF gold from the London market. These
two sources Of continued pressure Tor gold
represent the only doubtful factors In tnc
undertaking prospect OF redundancy in the
worlds money market. London looks Tor
a , per cent Bank of England rate during
July and there is no apparent interruption
active circulation into New York bank re-
serves.
Railroad earnings reports show no sign
OF the promised improvement In business,
net earnings for May beirIg poorer than
those for April. Atchison returns made to.
day improve the May average thus tar
shown. the gross decrease Of 81, 100, SOP being
cut down in the net return to a S0Z9, l4I
loss by the curtailment Of operating costs.
This demonstration of the inetficiercy OF
economies to overtake the fall In earnings
of the railroads keeps attention conferred
on the problems Of wage readjustments. The
Washington estimates of $60.0OO,00O deficit
in the government revenues for the fiscal
year ending tomorrow point to the neces.
sity of early withdrawal of government
deposits from the national banks. This
prospect receives small attention, however,
In view of the bulk of the bank reserves
and the wide margin OF unemployed funds
held by the banks. The crop news today
was plentiful. but was so far balanced In
its promise from different localities as to
neutralize 1t as a stock market factor.
Some Of the demand which advanced prices
as the day progressed was attributed TO
covering OF shorts put out early last week
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value, $2,041. 900. United states bonds were
unchanged on call.
Following were the range OF prices on
It -
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30

sHEEP-Receipts this morning were very
moderate, only twelve cars being reported
in. AS compared with the demand, how
ever, the receipts were plenty large enough
and the market by reason Of poor buying
support was extremely slow and dull, with
prices around lbGe5c lower than last weeks
close. IL will be remembered, however,
that the market at this point practically
closed on Thursday, there not being enough
sheep or lambs on sale Friday or Saturday
TO make q market. Wethers that brought
"a today sold on Thursday of last week
at A.& and on Monday a week ago at
t.75. Clipped y~earling lambs that brought
$50 today, sold at S. on last Monday.
These sales will give an idea Of the extent
OF the decline.
Packers are still complaining OF the very
ppor demand for dressed mutton at east
srn consuming points and this seems TO
be the true explanation of the poor de-
mand for live sheep and lambs and the
consequent lower tendency OF values.
Quotations on fed sheep and lamts: Good
to choice spring lambs, S6.OOne. 80; good to
choice shorn lambs. H.I5@O.W; fair TO good
shorn lambs. tA5Oa4. 15; stock lambs, $500
100; good to choice shorn yearlings, N.25G
80; fair TO good shorn yearlings, A.094S:
good to choice shorn wethers, tI.0044. Is
fair TO food shorn wethers, t3.50d4.01: good
TO choice Shorn ewes, {359a4OO; fair to
good shorn ewes. i3.OoGS.5O; culls and
bucks. t2.OOG3.O0.
RADrRRenfattVa salAa.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
The disposition Of the days receipts was
as follows. each buyer purchasing the num-
Der Of head indicated:

CATTLE-ChicaEo and Some other mar
ket points had very large receipts OF cat
was light, the total offerings OF cattle at
the different market points made buyers
very bearlsh. Included among the local
receipts were quite q number OF good west
erns In addition TO the showing OF cornteds,
Buyers OF beef steers were late In getting
out into the yards and very slow about
taking hold. They seemed to be inclined to
go very cautiously until they knew more
at other selling points. TIL regult was
an extremely slow and dull market, the
early morning being passed with very little
business being done. In fact II was mid
effected. The prices paid in most cases
looked loc lower and in not a few cases 10
dlbc lower than last weeks close. Among
Wyoming steers that had been hRyfed all
winter. but were turned on grass the
middle OF April. which sold for beef at te.l5.
What has been said regarding, the steer
and heifers. They were generally ice
lower at least and In some cases possibly
more than that. Among tho offerings were
some good western cows and heifere.
outside OF one bunch OF very good wy
oming feeders the offerings of stock cattle
and feeders were quite limited. but plenty
large enough to supply the moderate de-
buyers at 800. The general feeder market
might be quoted as steady with last weeks
ClOBe.
Quotations on cattle; Good to choice
corn-fed steers. SL20d7.aO: FAIR to good
corn-fed steers, 5000 %: common to fair
coTn-fed steers, S.ODd6.60: good TO choice
COWS and heiters. NEOd so: fair to good
cows and heifers. $4.OOft4. 80: common TO
fair cows and heifsrS, $2.V0d4C0; good to
choice stockers and feeders. S.5Dd6.O0: fair
to good stockers ard feeders. 8.75atbo:
common to fair stockers ard feeders, tS.26
d3.7B; stock heifeTs, S.0OQ3.n
DapraaapEatgpa RalAa.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
DREDeE BOAT GETS NO HELP
StHI stuck in River Hnd Manager
wires 10 Washington for
Relief.

Tne dredginE barge 90 the Pullard-Camp-
bell Dredsins company il SIN firmly locked
on the sand har In The center Of the Mis-
souri, river ten mites above Florence. The
dredging company has wired 10 Washing.
ton for relief. or authority from the snas
boat, McPhers0n, 10 SO 80 their assistance.
but have received no answer N yet. Unless
help Is speedily given the barge. IL will be-
a total loss with the heavy dredging ma
ehinery on H. The intention was 10 anchor
the barge at Omaha for the season 10 DO
what work might be found for IL in this
vicinity. IL has just completed some heavy
dredging work above Sioux City. from
which point 1t left for Omaha last week.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
GATE CITY GETS THEM ALL
Omaha is Passageway Of Democratic
Delegations to Denver.
MORE OF THOSE BIG TRAINS
Decision of Mr., bryan to stay nj Home
Attracts Crowds and Diverts
Some OF the Travel
This Way.

Mr.. Bryan's action In remaining AZ ms
home for the campaign lie divertins a grea'
deal more than the ordinary amount %
traffic to the Omaha gateway naturaly
the best route westward. In ADDITION 10
the long list OF delegations to the Denver
convention already published by Tn Bee
others have been scheduled TO past
through Omaha, the Gate City.
The Bryan league Of Pennsylvania WI
be the early arrivals, reaching Omaha OF
the Rock Island at 6 a. m. July T. Ihf
delegation has eight cars on a speclal traIt
and will remain at Lincoln until ! ~ m
Saturday to visit Mr.. Bryan at his rarm
The Maryland delegation, with four cars
will pass through Omaha July I on inc
Rock Island at 1:15 p. m.
The West Virginia delegation. with sever
cars. will pass through Omaha on the Roci
Island July 4 at 1880 p. m. A TammanS
hall special on the Rock Island, with elght
cars, will arrive in Omaha at 10 O'CLOCK
Sunday morning and remain in Omaha
two and a half hours. The Indiana dele
CATION, with six cars, will arrive in omahs
on the Rock Island at ITO a. n. Sunday
and proceed to Lincoln, where a stop viii
be made.
The Tom L. johnson special OF Cleveland
with . cars and $50 persons will pass
through Omaha on the Rock Island at 10
p. m. July 5. A.
The Great western will bring the Min
nesota state delegation to Omaha Sunday
afternoon and the party will leave at n:O
o'clock over the Rock Island.
The Iowa Bryan volunteers with eight
cars will pass through Omaha Sunday
afternoon at S:@ o'clock and stop two hours
at Lincoln.
The Burlington is arranging for a large
movement through Omaha. The Jack
sonian special will leave Omaha SATURDAY.
afternoon at $50 o'clock and will arrive In
Denver Sunday morning. The present out
look for this special Is seven tourist cars
and one standard sleeper,
Among the large number OF cars and
trains from the east is one standard sleeper
from Gslesburg, ILL.,, through Omaha Sun
day.
The Delaware delegation will pas,
through Omaha Saturday with one stan
dard sleeper.
The Alabama and Florida delegations will
arrive in Omaha Saturday morning al $50
o'clock and will remain in Lincoln until
afternoon.
The jefferson club OF st. Louis with
eight cars Will arrive in Omaha July 6
, over the Burlington and will use the Rock
Island TO Denver. The Cook County democ-
racy special train win pass through Pacific
junction July 5. The Kings County democ-
racy with seven cars will pass through
Pacific Junction on the Burlington on the
afternoon OF July 5.
The Minneapolis special viii arrive I'm
Omaha al / p: m. july 6 and go west over
the Burlington.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
COURT STOPS CUTTING WIRES
'""se u e. n Issues Temporary
Injunction Preventing Action
by the City.

Judge T. G. Munger granted 4 temporary
restraining order in he matter OF tho
'hid"a Elotuic Light aud Tower COMPANY
AGAINST the city OF Omaha aad Maldrmar
MlchaeiSen directing aud commanding tho
"e'endants 10 "desist ana refrain" until
''e further order &C the CONT from cutting
removing or Otherwise s.,cr,ng tla wiz,
~,ohda'torF II the plaiuu.Is or Irtelfrling
" anE manner with the property Of the
Electric lisht aud Power company.
IJe petition Of he Electro LigHt and
Fs"eF company hedahat the proposed a.
ton n the City or Omaha ana Electrician
Mlchae seT woull"iRnlcl irr parab ia.ur,
ara loss 1pon. the Ec trl- I.iglt and HoNrr
90 mpsny uulcss tAc drreHduuts were Ie-
strained.
me nearing on uc Application Or a per
Insnsnt insunciiQuJs sgt tur 80 a. m. Sep
tember O..
Ia IN meanwhile The. "a y hands ar
ted until the final hearing Of the case IA
september.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
toBECK GETTING COLD FEET
ne Nay Not Run for Governor Rnd
says D"himnn Must See the Mig
Bosses First.

Governor Lobeck is waverlng. He may
not be a candidate for governor. Also ne
may not even be n candidate for railroad
commits stoner.
lie comptroller Is home from Kansas
nut lie says he did NOT see Governor John
son Of Minnesota, who was also there and
did not talk politics, except to boost the
candidacy OF David r. Francis for the
democratic vice president nomination. Mr.
Looeck speaks at spslding on. the Fourth
ana from there goes To. Denver and the
convention.
! VIII not say anythins until after tho
convention and will not announce INV can
didacy until then. If / do said he. LAYING
more or less emphasis on the little word
res saw in. the paper that BabIrhsp
says ne VIII announce himself as A candl-
date when he returns from Denver. but
you wait and see, He has not ,cr CON
sNlled Bryan and Berge and shalIep-
berger That may make q difference. vow
know"
II 'lther Francis or johnson is nom.
naled Tor second place Lobetk Will srun,u.
The slate for him.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
A VICE PRESIDENT
Governor Agrees to Act With ress
10 knock OUt TnbeTcU-
IoNis.

Governor Sheldon has consented to act as
one OF the vice presidents Of the Inter-
national Congress Of Tuberculosis which
viii be neld in Washington. under the aus
plces Of the National Association for the
Study and Prevention OF tuberculosis,
from September p To october Y.
The arrangements Tor Nebrask4s pr
u]cipaton in the congress and I'm the cN-
hibition To be held in connection with a.
are in the lands OF 2 committee Of which
Dr A. 8. Won Mansfield OF Ashland is
chairman. DR.. Charles o. Giesse of Hol-
dr4dge is treasurer and Stephen =. Morris.
just leaving Omaha, il secretary. Other
members ~ the committee are Or. II.
Jensen ~ Weeping Water, Or. ". T.. Nil
roy OF Omaha, DIT. l.. j. G. SWsrd 81 OaK-
land, Dr.. s. r.. Townc OF omaha. Mrs.
Draper Smith of Omaha and DR.. Henry
e. Ward OF Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
stock In sight.

Receipts Of live stock at the principal
western markets yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
Corn and wheat region Bunet'n.
OMAHA DISTRICT.

For tho tweuty-four hours ending at ;
o.. m. 18th m ridian time, Monday, June p,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
CarIot Receipts.
Features OF the Trading and CIOsine
Prices OF Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, June .9.-Rdins in Kansas and
bullisn weekly statistics were CHIEFLY, re,
sp.nsiple Tor tn s,rCIg tone III the local
Nhest market today. Al lie close wheat for
ScptculbeI ueliyeI5 was up Pa; corn, 1Salc
l,yu-t; oats were a snade lower and pro-
The Welt MARKET was irregular, during
mo tirst hall Of the day, the July delivery
he.nE tgtitvr weak and the deferred futures
laI o. linn. Several leaders OF the local
hulls were nee buycIs Of the future de-
lvetI'- early in tic session, while lonks
spid ite JUN. The demand for The Septenl-
bel option al the start was due to add
tCral rains in kPusas aud to the bullisli
nature q tic weekly statistics. The amount
e breadstutf on, passage decreased $500
I tslisis, the visible supply decreased l,b95,
q % bushels. .anG the worlds shipments FOR
1,e we~E were about 3,00,oOo bushels less
$50. Demand became more general late
3d. IT, session which caused a much
; - aaCr. tcoiins in al deliveries. Active
4 mao Tor cash wheat through the country
Iy 1nllcrs and small primary receipts helps
- lnsp;Se Demand during the final hour;
Ttt ma"1r cloFed firm. September opened
= ~ ~, iss&et advanced 10 sS5re. The close
y r. -. S,.oasc. July sold between Sc and
" q .luur we're equal to 1880 bush
-. -, receipts were $4,000 bushels,
E ~ with $4,000 bushels the same
- ? p ago, Minneapolis,, Duluth and
Iu,.t-r g.. ported receipts Of 1s cars
Ears last week and Os cars a
lr,,.ll market was inclined to be weak
ss.fy D.. Ga day. because of selling based
=. r.E In various sections of the corn
htlt. D.. 't,pUl8ily IN Illinois. The marked
r3Jse, sf.uus. with prices at almost at the
trp notion. September opened lac lower al
sSt,c. Sold ~ sSisc and then advanced 70
80, q Ga;.r. Tie ,IGsr Was at s9Ssd69A&c. July
sold between 67ss06ac and closed 69c. Local
rccsibts were 3l cars. with thlrty-tlVe oil
contract grade.
oats were easy at the start owing TO moro
favorable weather conditions. During tn
lest half Of the day the market became
frm In sympathy with wheat and corn
September opened a shade lower at $50
3Si.c and 3sss3S4c; sold up to SS7sqS9c, ahd
closed al 2SS4c, July ranged between 4Fkh
$50 ana closed at 45c. Local receipts was
lS5 ears.
Provisions were strong all day, because
~ sctive demand by local packers. The
close was firm, with September pork W
BE-. Ed slie5. Lard and ribe were each Dc
l'eror Al N,B and $50. respectively.
Esti.1atcd receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
eiahi cars; corn. 81 cars; oats, iS cars
hers. $500 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
st. Louis Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, June 2s.-CATTLE-Re-
Ceipts. $500 head. including 200 Texans.
Market. strong: native shipping and export
steers. &s.05d 100; dressed beef and
butchers steers. S5.25@6.25; steers under
900 pounds, S4.75Q5.50: stoCkers and
feeders. So OOGb.OO; cows and heiters.
&3.Oo46.65; Gamers. 81. so G2.25; bulls,
81. 40 a 8. 90; calves, 50. SO u $50; Texas and
Indian steers, SO. 90 6.25; cows and heif-
ers. Sl.75@4.25.
HoGS-Receipts, 1000 head. Market.
100 5c higher; pigs and lights, S4.ij@
s.25; packers. sb.6Oq6.3j; butchers and
best heavy, $8.25@6.4b.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, $500
head. Market, steady; native muttous.
81 5 a 500; lambs, $4,000 7.25; culls and
bucks, SO. 0odS.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
Kanaa. city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, June 9.-CATrLE-Re-
ceipts, ~ 900 head. including 5000 southernS;
top. $500; others weak to i5c lower; choice
export and dressed beef steers. s6.6CdSoO
fair to good, &.0od6.5O; western steers. $500
ern steers. tS4oi7.o0; southern cows, 23nO
100; native ows s2.S94.50; native heifers,
S.0Kf3.60 bulls. &.OOL. 10: calves, g .26d6. so.
HOGe-Receipts. 5000 head; market 100 l5c
higher; top, $,l7h; bulk Of sales, $1,000
Sis; heavy, @.10f6.l7lA; packers and butch
ers, $.Od6,l6; light, IS .sOd6.10; pigs. 3426n
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 4.NN
head; market 5pl0c lower; lambs. $500
500; ives and yearlings, 81. 5Ou 400: Texas
yearlines. H.OOq475; Texas. sheep, S.. $50
ais; stockers and feeders. g. I5d3.5O.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
AND PRODUCE MARKET
Thrsshing Returns on Wheat Are
Promising, but Grain Is Unsafe.
STORMS HAVE DONE DAMAGE
lorn was Driven Lower by Advices
indicating Larger Crop Than
Last lear sud could Not
Rally Again.


OMAHA. June ~. lsS.
g.s,, ratns over me west and est
satrted makes suong at the opening
with buying more general
Later weather reports oenled, ana lut
domestic demand il limited and values
worked lower, gradually after the light
,iferinEs were absorbed.
Later weather reports dement, heaNE
damage by recent storms.
NheaL was easy and acted weak with
Iitnled buying. All attempts TO rally mar
ket met with selling and proper taking
,Aused reactions. Threading returns are
promising and fear IL expressed for the
Iipening grain.
July opened at Sl1hc and closed at sl%c.
Corn opened lower with advises OF better
CrJr conditions ard q much noted advance
in the growing crop. Cash corn ruled
slightly lower and was particularly dun
with trading light. July corr advanced at
652.c end closed at 6i&c.
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000 bu
and shipments were 1876, 600 bu. against re-
'eIpts last year OF $4,000 blu. and shipments
81 $4,000 bu.
HIrn Ieceipts were 72s,OOO bu. and ship
uents were 5000 bu. against receipts
last year Of 900 bu. and shipments OF
$500 Du.
,~l-araures we're $50 bu. Of corn, twenty
! o. ~ oaS anG wheat and flour equal TO
4n"s hu.
Liverpool closed unchanged to nd lower
ON wheat and * to hd higher on corn
Local lauge D. options:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
CHICAGO LIVE sTOCK MARKET
Cattle steady to LOwer-HoEs stronR
to HiRher-Sheep Weak.

CHICAGO. June 29.-CATTLE-Receipts
estimated about 1900 head; market steady.
SIS: heifers, e350dS.s0 bulls, $.Ood6.S0
calves, 5000. rs; stockers and feeders, 500
6.15.
HOGS-Receipts estimated about 30, 00O
head; market strong to 15c higher; choice
heavy shipping, 81. 4OdS.65; butchers, 81. $50
s.55i light mixed. $.16d6S choice light,
50. 1910. %; packing, 6.50d6.S; pigs, sLGd
SIS; bulk Of sales, SSio@S.l0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts esti-
mated about 1000 head: market weak;
sleep. S:25H4.l5; lambs, S.oCds,5o; year
lines, S4.SON5. 90,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
C~ommoditIes

NEW YORK, June -s.-FLOUR-Receipts,
2 6lJ bbi'. expor $, is, 10 bills. market quit
Gf.50; winter straights. HlOd4.25; Mime
/ Ia bake s.. S4.OJQ4l5; winter extras, S.4}a
3.95: winter patcnts, SL354i. 20; winter low
arades, S3.SOqS,I5. Rye flour, rarely steady'
fair to good, S4.-5qh5O; choice to fancy
CCRNMEAL-steaiy; fine white and ye,-
low, $L.6Jal.65; cca s. nSo' KIN drieu'
RVYE-Dul and easy; No ? western, sbc.
nominal, Z. Q. b.. afioat New york: 90
$50 bu. Spot market firm; No. red. Sag
&c IN e evator and y6&c, {. o. b.. afloat;
No. , nortt ern Duluth. $l:l44; I. o, b.
a,loat; No. . hard W inter-, $l.Olis, (. o: b,
afloat. Rain news caused a higher wheat
,pening TO-DAY. which was followed by de-
cInes under rrofit-taking. Decided str ng n
statistics, a jump in corn and active
Coverings Of that final prices were NC net
higher; July e6isas6c. closing at Csc; Sep
CoRN-ReS eipts, lO,sO) bu. Spot market
fin; No; 2; 49, nominal, IN e bnta60 m and
ret was stronger, with the west. closing
leS%c net higher; July closed at sHc; Sep;
6a1s losing at 6s14c.
6ATs-Rece,rts, ASSOC bu. Spot market
steady mixed Is 70 81 lbs; StdS6c; natu;
write. IS to "a lbs, 5a967c.
HAY-DJll and weak; good to choice, "a
u&c.
UIDEs-tim; B7sota, 1sc; Contra Amer.
lea, sc.
LEATIIER-Quiet; acid, 2lQ2sc.
FR0NISIONS-beef, steady family, tl6. 7s
a17.5O; mess, ;1LOql5.5G; beef hams, $4,000
800; pscket. sl5.tO11 6. co; city extra India
mess, SsAG0d25.0t cut meats. firm; picked
bellies, s.. 75al0.;O; picked hams, S.0Od1l.5O
Lard, strong; western, @.30dS. -; refined,
firm eT; con -ineni. secs; So3th America,
S1C.OO: compound. $s.oAk. Pork. firm; family
tl7O0a1S.t0; short clear, new, S16.50qlS.O 20
mess, new, SIC. 25nl6.5r.
TALLOW-Quiet; city 81 per PACKAGE
SIC; country packages free), 5h@6Ac.
RICE-QI iet; domestic fair 10 extra, $40
So Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Weak; creamery specials
23iic; extras. 21zc; thirds to first, 19d22c
state dairy, common finest, 15Q221Sc; pro-
cess common to special, 15d2lhc; western
factory. first. l9fc; western imitation
creamery firsts, 20d21c.
CHEESE-Weak; new state, full cream,
cry. special, 12Gl3c new state, fun cream.
cry. small, colored and white, fancy, 1lZc
new state, fun creamery, large, llhc; new
state, full creamery, common S&q10Ac.
EGGS-Firm; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby selected, white. 2SG2ic; state, Penn.
sylvania and nearby selected. good tc
choice, SOd22c; brown. l7qlSc; seconds
160leIzc.
POULTRY 90 Dressed, weak: western
spring chickens, 15Q2sc; turkeys. 12Qi7c
fowls, 12J5G1Shc.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30

Kansas City closing prices:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30

NEW YORK. June .9.-PRIME MER-
CAMILLE PAPER-3lz04 per cent.
STERLING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., with
actual business ia bankers bills at A.s6sJ
for demand, and AT S4.Sj6O for sixty day
bills. Commercial bills, ~S.S5LGAS5Ss.
METALS-Silyer bar, 54c; Mexican dol
lars, 46C.
BONDS-Government, steady; railroad,
irregular.
MONEY-On call. lt.dliq per cent. ruling
rate. ~ per cent; offered al I per cent.
Time loans, quiet ana steady; sixty days,
: per cent; ninety days, "a per cent; six
months, ga per cent.
Closing quotations on bonds we're as fol-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30

NEW YORK, June s.-METALS-The
London tin market was unchanged to % Sd
lower. Spot quotations showed the loss OF
ELS, while futures were unchanged at e1ei
5s. The local market was weak at 327. %
d27. go. Copper was lower in London. with
spot closing at R58 Is, and futures at G57.
The local market was weak and lower
also. although t is reported that some
producers are refusing to make conces-
sions. Lake is quoted at t12.62h012 Is
electrolytic. Sl2.5ilI0l2. 6213, and casting at
Sl2 25d12.3Tk. Lead was 5s lower at 12e rs
Cd in the London market. Locally the mar
ket was easy and a shade lower at "a. 45f
$50. Spelter declined % Cd at ELS los in Lon
don. The local market was weak and lower
at "a. i5N4.50. Iron was higher at sis Sd for
Cleveland warrants in the London market.
Locally the market was unchanged. No. /
northern foundry, S16.SeO17.OO; No. . north.
ern foundry SIS. 76616. Is; No. I southern and
No. / southern soft at SIC. Scala e.
ST. LOUIS, June 9-METALS-Lead,
nominal; $40; spelter. nominal: $40.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
susa nnd MoIasses.

NEW YORK. June 29.-SUGAR-Raw.
tcs. L25c; molassas sugar. 3.5Oc. Rsfined,
STEADY; No. q. 5000; No. :. 1850: No. s, 4IUc;
No. 2, 4.S5c: No. 10. i75c; No. II. 4I0c: No.
T., 4.G5, No. 10. 40, No. "A. 4.55. confeCtion-
ers A. sec; mould 4, 5.15c: cut loaf. s.20c:
crushed. 6.I0r; powdered, 5.JOC; graduated.
:. 500: cubes. a.65C.
NOLASS ES-DUll; New Orleans. uyen kct-
tie, good To choice, sac