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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19

CAIILE-For THURSDAY recetpls OF cal
tie we're quite large. sttl the number on
sale was not so very heavy. there being q
good many cattle direct 10 pRCkerG- OIher
market points had large runs for this late
in the week. II is a noteworthy tact
and one that is having q good Deal OF tnflu-
ence hat Texas cattle are again coming
forward in large number at all the south
ern market points, Kansas City excepted.
where high water Is still interfering with
the movement Of stock. The influx Of
Texas cattle is naturally making itself
felt In the market for the common 10
medium kinds OF natives and all kinds Of
short fed stock. Under this influence Chi
eAgo broke badly YESTERDAY, beng quoted
Medium kinds OF cattle Is naturally pull
ing down the market even on the best fed
stock.
with the general situation as II In briefly
detailed above, II Is not surprising that
buyers went TO the yards this morning
with the apparent determination 10 buy beef
cattle decidedly lower. As the offerings
we're rather limited statesmen naturally held
on for pretty good prices and the result was
q slow, dull market, with packers very in
INHERENT buyers. Prices generally were
10Q1bc lower, although some cattle that
just happened 20 strike buyers fancy pos
sibly did not show quite that much off.
The market on cows and heifers has been
very high this week, the trade being in
especially good condition. The
on the common 10 medium steers and the
feeling among buyers that there will be
plenty OF cheap southern steers on the
market 10 supply the demand for cheap
beef naturally made them less anxious for
COW stuff this morning. The result was
that the trade was lacking In the snap 50
characteristic OF the last few days and
prices in most cases looked around 10c
lower.
There were only a few stock cattle In
the yards this morning and they did not
show any very material change as com
pared with previous days this week
Quotations on cattle: Good 10 choice
ourn-fed steers, E.2d7.B fair 10 good
corn-fed steers, &c. O0d7 q; common 60 fair
corn-fed steers. s5.0G6.0o; good 10 choice
cows and hsifers, &-75d6-&; fair TO good
cows and heifers, A-2SQ4B; common TO
fair cows and heifers, s22SQ42b; good 10
choice stockeTs and feeders. A.75dS-90; fair
10 good stoekers and feeders. A0od475.
common to fair EtockerE and feedera. G&0
400; stock helfers. G-00q3.A.
Dan~auanTuffra unfuE-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19
III And PRODUCE MARKET
Values Opened Strong After YsEter.
dsrday'S Break.
WEATHER STILL CONTROLS
C"nnistiAs Reports fron the Crops
Are Resolved and Weathr Pre-
dietiens Are Net Har-

OMAHA. June IA 1BA
With the break az the close yesterday
caused BY an 0var-bouEht market values
onened strong again today and advanced
again On heavy buying II Etin remains q
Weather market and more reports are com
ms IN quite conflicting az 20 the conditions
~ the cropg and weather predictions.
Wheat grew strong Immediately after The
start on buying caused by the break a.
the close YESTERDAY. No Advantage was
gained for the day. however. hs values
eased or as soon Is the support Of buylng
Was taken of. July wheat opened at sac
and closed at =
Corn was strong and values sold higher
on higher cables and an improved cash
market uat vas EtronEe and higher To-
day
cash cora IL at a premium and little
corn Is m1vitg from the country ana offer
tnks aFe AehL july corn opened Al sic
and closed IA E1kc.
Primary recgiptE OF wheat were 39.0o bu.
ana shipmenfs we're U7.W b1 against re-
oeipts last year Of taa0e bu and shipments
Of $500 bu.
Corn receipts were So .Ou bu. and ship
ments were 4TH bus against receipts last
year Of 5000 bu. and shipments OF 1900
bu.
ClearAnces were none q ccgn. none OF
oats and wheat and -four eoualto pc. 0D bu.
Liverpool closed Nd lower on wheat and
Nd higher on corn.
Local range OF optlcns:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19
PYTHIANS PLAN GREAT TIME
VIII FOrtie6h Anniversary
of First Nebraska Ledge, Bring
ing ThOusanda TO omaha

Knights OF PythiRs are preparing 10 csle-
brGte the furSietb anniversary Of the found
ing Of the first lodge Of that order in the
rEeEt. November y VII be the fortieth an
rs'verSayy Of tns founding Of Nebraska
I-dEe No. l. Knights OF PythiaE. the first
le 3 Of the order organized west Of Penn
EylvaniA- The event W Be oelsbrated IN
j manner commensurate with the Tn
portanee ana growth OF this fraternai or
der.
At its resent Hnnus session the grand
lodge OF Nebraska took the initiative In
this matter BY constituting ius chief Of
Ulcers q committee on arrangements. with
Instructions 70 invite the cooperation Of
all lodges Of the order In the central west
Although the program is not complete.
enough IL known 70 Indicate that It w1a
be most elaborate. embracing Httrsctions
which viii. Il IL estimated. bring 10 Omaha
not less than l0.ON Knights q Pythias.
The committee has invited the Dayton
team. which stands al the bead OF al or
CARNATIONS IN the dramatic rendition OF
the suufu rank work Of the order. and
during the celebration this team VIII tn
itiats and confer the ranks upon more
than 1000 nov1tiHteE
Hundreds Of lodges have signified their
intention Of sending delegations and many
divisions Of the uniform rank Win particle
EErsnd lodges, prominent pythianE from AL
paris q the United States and men Of
national repute vii attend ana len6 their
assistance In making this event second
10 none N the annals 81 Pythianism-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19

a asked B hid
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19

CHICAGO GRAIN AND Provisions
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. June 1g.-Reaiizing sales by
longs caused weakness in the local wheat
market 5s, today ths JaIg delivery closing at
oats were Nc higher and provisions 16a
The wheat market was nervous through
out the entire day and The volume OF trade
was large. Despite the weakness Of the
Liverpool market sentiment on the local
market early In the day was inclined TO be
bulliEh. as a result OF fresh reports OF
damAgs-to thac crop IN TIE so1thwest. Local
longs. however. were free sellers and this
caused several declines, from each Of which
the market again rallied on buying by
shorts In the final hour the selling be-
tone developed. The close wKs weak, with
prizes Utmost at the low point. Cearances
OF wheat and flour equalled $4,000 bushels
Primary receipts were s22.0 600 bushels. COM
pared with 400, 0o bushels the corresponding
day a year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and
against sF cars lAst week. and $50 cars a
year lHRo-
The corn market was strong all day on
active demand by a leading cash interest
and shorts, The buying was the result OF
aodittopal EHn 10. the corn belt and q fore
row The market closed strong al almost
the highest price of the dRY. July opened
a shade 10 Aqssc higher at 6llsSh. ad,
receipts, 15 cars. with 2 contract grade.
Oats were strong, owing 10 an active DE-
N sra for September delivery. which vas
brought cut by Unfavorable weather for the
crop and by the strength Of corn. The
volume Of trade IN general VAS not large.
July Opened NC lower at 4sTc, advanced TO
S3lSc and closed at &c Local receipts. 40
cars. Provisions were active and strong.
High prices prevailing for beef and mutton,
were an Important factor in strengthening
the market. At the close September pork
was up EsA&c al sac. Lard was l9ql5hEe
higher at yAgaa- RIBS were aaaSh<e higher
at s. -22HES.&.
Estimated receipts: Wheat II cars; corn.
81 cars: eats. 1S cars; hogs, Ai090 head.
The leading futures ranged Rs follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19

VII NWNNITN-0808 - = =
The disposition OF the days receipts was
as follows. each buyer purchasing the num-
Der Of head indicated:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19

ST. LOUIS. June lG-wHEAT-weRk;
track. No 2 red, cash, S6c; No. 2 hard, Sc
6flM; July. S6ke; September, 3Nc.
COMMITTEE track Nc. 2 cash, 7gHc:
No. 2 white, 76q77l4oi July, &c; September.
67%c.
O~ATs-Firm; track. No. . cash, 5i<c; No.
2 white, Hxc; September. &c: October, &c.
FLOUR-Red winter patents, $500
4.65: extra fancy and straight S400@ 40;
clear, t34O6 40.
sEEDLTimothy steady. Ss.OO9S-sO.
CORNMEAL|s3EO.
BRAN-Frm: sacked, east track. Ssea
800.
HAY-Unchanged; timothy. $1,000 1900;
prairie. $4,000 400.
IRON COTTON TIES7lm
BAGGINGE7sc-
HEINZ TWINE-7c.
PROVISIONS-Pork, higher; 3ohbing,
1IA75. Lard higher; prime steam, SHsb
csc. Dry salt meats, steady; boxed,
extra shorts. 8k12A; clear ribs. S&O0;
short clears, S63Th. Bacon. steady
boxed, extra shorts, sRg7h; clear ribs,
S67B; short Clears, $3.50.
FOULThN-Firm; ~chickenB el9c; springs,
lsQ&Oci turkeys, max; ducks, &c; geese, &c.
SC.
BUTTER-Firn; creamery, lB9Zc.
EGGS-Higher at 1S1hc. case count
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19

MEEIEkNs-IIAA pulp fed.
3 srssr. los Is - Be- steers az
] bun ,l68 40 ! COW - 3
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19

BOSTON, June B-WOOL-There is little
Increase In activity IN the wool market.
ucally unchanged The leading western
quotations follow Kentucky, Indiana and
missouri, three-Cighths blood. E3624c; quar-
Ter blood. NQ3c; Texas and Georgia fine
twelve months, 1ad20c: fine six to eight
months 16a1sc. Secured values: Texas fine
twelve months. 50d62c. fine six TO eight
months, 4dssci Zine fan. case. California,
northern, 42Q45c middle county, g7daSc:
southern, g7qSSci fan. free. 30d85c. Oregon.
eastern, No. ] staple, 5Sd65c; eastern No. /
clothing, 4SqJoc; valley, 3Sd4Oc. Territory.
fine staple. 58aS5c; fine medium staple, 80
qo1c; fine medium clothing, 9sd4Sc; fine
clothing, s5q50c; half blood, 45d56c. Pulled.
Ad45c.
ST LOUIS. une 1R-wOOL-F4rm;
medium grades, oomhing and clothing lgd
20 light fine, l4Ru15c; heavy fine, Ito
like tub washed, 18a26c.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19
81. Loui. live stocL MarLet.

ST. LOUIS. No. June IR-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. ZBN head. including 4.s00 Texans;
market steady, native shipping and EXPORT
steers. s. EqA1O: dressed beef and butcher
steers. 8.5jQ650. steers under LOO MS. SAT
eb50; stOckers and feeders. Go0G5 o.: COWS
bulls. C%1M&; calves. q E6sFO. res sDs
Indian steers, 26G6 80; cows and heifers,
HgGs-Recetrts lfN0 Aehd; market.
steaey pigs and lights 2Bd5T. packers.
butchers and bFsl heavy. s. q
u6R
SHEEP AND LAMFS-Recelpts. $50
head; market weak and lower; native NUT
tons, &2aq50o, lambs. H4nb.fB. uuIls and
bucks. E6eG35o; Etockers. ElR.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19

SHEEP-There was another liberal run
THIS morning at this point with other mar
kets also reporting very fair EhoWtngs.
The market WAS in very satisfactory condi-
ton. Buyers were all complaining about
sumer apparently being unwilling TO buy
the high prices mutton 90 that eastern
outlets are more or less cloEged Unoer
surprising that buyers were inclined 70 so
very slow, not appearing TO care much
whether they bought anything OF not In
Tact the trade was about as near dead as
II could well be and Etll have anything
doing. Buyers were saying that the market
ought TO be 20e lower and were bidding as
much as that IN many cases. The morning
wore away with very little business being
transacted.
Now and then a bunch would go to the
scales, but prices looked 2bc lower
than yesterday, and IL took q long time TO
effect anything like q clearance.
q sssss ) al = Is at
Last week the market advanced 50 rap
IDLY hat ~ max their heads swim ana
this week IT Is going down about as fast
al the bottom OF the trouble mis- week.
II was easy TO put the market UP last
IL came forcing the ~high-priosd mutton
into II was different Whue
the meat-eaters would buy a good deal Of
high-priced beef. they seemed 10 draw the
line on high-prioed mutton. Thus at the
beginning OF the present week packers
found their coolers full OF mutton, Tor
did just what might be expected under the
circumstances they stepped buying 30
freely, hence the dullDess and deadness
OF this weeks sheep and lamb trade
to choice spring lambs. sc. 90 q ESQ; good
10 choice shorn lambs. sS-5oQ5.Ib; fair 70
lambs, 3S.5O9l.5S; good TO choice shorn
yearltngs, Rb.Deq B.2b; fair TO good shorr
yesrlings, s4.7bd 800 good 10 choice shorn
wethers, s4Tb@b-00; fair to good Ehorn
wethers. st.bD94.7b; good TO choice shorn
ewea sA4o04.t5; fair 10 good shorn ewes,
50. 90 4.40; cullE and bucks, S2-b0 O. 400.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19
CT AVERAGES.

Minimum temperature for TIVE
period ending at S a. n.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19
Evaporated AppIe. md pried Fruit.-

NV AOkA June lB.-EVAPORATED
Is quiet, with fancy
. = Isci common 10 fair, 81 dshc.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes are quoted
from 8h a48c for California ana from
511 Qloc for Oregon fruit, according TO
Elze Buyers appear 70 consider cost price
on new crop apricots too high. but the
market was heavy, with choice quoted al
194lehc; extra choice. l1Q1lRc; fancy,
y he Peaches are unchanged with
choice quoted al 6H asa extra choice.
Va : fancy, 100 0EC, extra fancy, IOh
gle Ratsins are neglected and prac-
ucaIly nominal with loose Muscatel
quoIed al AZ 6Ac; choice 10 fancy seeded,
tL25@L35.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19
PERSONAL PROPERTY OWE
Valuation by County Assessor shriver
shows q Marked Fall
ing on.

The report OF County Assessor shriver
when 1t is submitted to the County Board
Of Equalization viii show a marked de-
crease in the valuations OF personal prop
erty IN Douglas count The decrease IL
estimated at about AOO0. coo, though the
figures Of the assessor now indicate a
larger falling off than that. The cause.
according 70 the assessor. is that the re-
turns made by the larger business concerns
in Omaha and South onaha nave been
much smaller than their assessments last
year.
The personal property record as Il stands
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19

NEW YORK June lG-MONET-on call.
easy al lArQ1A pei. cent: ruling rate IL
per cent closing hid. III per cent; offered
az n Per cent Tine loans. dun and easy
sky GAYS z Der cent, ninety days. ~
per cent. six months. ~ per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PATERSON
per cent
STERLING FxCuANGElstsssv with
actual business in bankers bills at Ag1O
Tor demand and at AE550 FOR siNty-day
bills commercial bills AE
SILVER-Bsr, Sac: Mexican dollars.
&c.
BONDs-Government. steady: railroad.
irregular.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19
Gotten Market.

NEW YORK, June B-CoTTON-Futures
opened steady; July, 10.59c: August, I0gTe.
September. s97c bid: October. SIZE: Deoem-
Der. A.S4cs January. e.Sc; February. R2Se
bid; March, A23Gs2Sc.
Futures closed very steady; June. 10 nc.
July, DTSc; August, 70. 4Sc: Septembsr
1920; October, s5So; November, e.4lc; De-
cember, S.Ac; January. s.SSc: February.
s.3Sc: March, 9-sAc.
ding uplands. R-1Oc5 middling. gulf. l2.SSc;
sales, 200 bales.
ST. LOUIS. June 1B-COTTON-ouIst
miooling. u&c; sales, Is bales; r~eceiuts
nonei shipments, $40 bales; stock. 1885
NEW ORLEANS, June IG-COTTON-
Spot steady: sales 10ggS bs1sS- 1ovr o-SI
nary, 5-l6c, nominal; ordinary. s 1-lsc
nominal; good ordinary, 9 Al6c; low mid
ullng, 10 lS-l6c, middling, II 1S-l6c: mid
ding fair. l2Lc; fair. lslc nominal r.
ceipts. 3.5l2 bales: stock. $50 hales.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Jun IB-METALS-The
LONDON TIN market was 5s lower, with spot
quoted at &126 rs Cd and futures at E1g7
rs bd. The local market was easy in tone.
but prices were unchanged al GT Hdag q.
me London ppe market was quiet; spot
quotations were a shade lower at R5g p "a
but futures were unchanged at E5s l5s.
Locally the market was dull. with Lake
quoted AZ S~zA1Fu1Ss09: electrolytic al
SHbE1a12-SI4: casting N250Qd262lS. Lead
was unchanged al &l2 1SE 50 in London
Locally the market was dun at AE5ka
A0S4- Spelter was unchanged at El9 Is ga
In the London market. but was easier and
q shade lower at A521a64.5TA locally. Iron
declined TO SIS for Cleveland warrants In
the English market Locally no change
at Ns-56G1Z00: No. 2 at SIS 75dI6%. Nc
southern and No. 1~ss00thern, soft, al Es.5l
QIz-S. 81 "
81. LOUIS EXPERIMENTATION
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19

NEW YORK. June R-COFFFE-Th.
market for roffee futures opened Eteadv
70 8 points higher 70 5 points lover. onIv a
u a months showing any chanEe
Trading Ma quiet. IN keeping with fes-
tureleEs foreign news. but the msrket
RaEEed off slightly under scattering huuL
E4znn. with TIE close steady. nj IN.
taAnsed - 5 points lower. sales were r.
ported 81 I4u8 hays. including July Al
h&c. September al sc: Decemher ~
StAc. and March a. bE0c. Spot coffe--
quiet re No Z, &C; santos No. -
MID coffee. quiet. c0rd0va, sA6lsr
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19

a TOP at N7O II yin BE- rememeered that
yesterday The hogs sold principally 81 80
nhR
Today's advancs carries the market 20
the hirheEf point touched 90 Tar TINS
month. ID MAI BE- ADDED that the trade ~
This point ~ II q good healthy condition.
prices hsinE hirh a. compared With ether
selling points. while the demand h. Of very
liberal proportions and sufficiently urEent
% make The mcvr~rrt reasonably ecuNe
RrnrEnnrfnflra nalna.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19

KASsAS CITY. June K-CATTLE-Re
eelPtk. ue head. Market Raive. &C 10 nc
above q week ago; choice eEport ans
dressed beef steers, &5Q6m; fair 10 good.
western stferE. EBd7B0- stock
ers and feeders &600550: native cows
0@Qce; native heifers. ABa70: bulls
G-5fu5-5o; calves. A-00dGB
HOGS-Receiprs. 30 head MErkef
steady; bulk 81 sales. E50Q5R
SHEEP AND LAMBs-No receints
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19
The Longest OOntinuOus DOabIe Track
Railway fa the WOrld

under 0ne management is the Grand Trunk
Railway system from Chicago 70 Aontrsal
and 10 Niagara FallE Ths Grand Trunt-
Lehigh Valley nj track raute via
Nissara Fails reaches from ChicGSs 10
New YORK
viii be mailed free on application 20 Ger
". vsuA A c. p d T. A. Grams Truuk
RanEAy System. lB AdsBs ST. Chicago.
IL
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19

counts The market closed generally steady
CANADIAN PaUific was easy and foreigners
quiet Russian Is were offered and home
rails and kaffirs we're lower.
PARIS. June k.-Prices on the Buurse
opened Urn and closed EteHdr. The state
rate Of discount YES quoted 81 IL per
cent, ar increase Of
June R-PriceE on the Bou-se
toaay were strong upon THE reduction 81
rate 81 discount Of the Imperial Bank Of
lower.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19
Kew York MininE staelu.
NEW YORK. June K-losing quotations
n mininE stocks wee as foIoMs:


LONDON, July M-The weekly statement
q the Bank OF England shows the follow
ing changes: Total reserve increzssd
EI1ns. 10, circulation decreased EEanO8.
bullion Increased EEb.Es. other Securities
increased E5l.0o, other deposits increased
!. public deposits increased EI1O90
notes reserve increased El0T7.OGo. govern
msnt securities increased Cd boz The pro-
portion Of the Banks reserve 10 liability Is
h6 per cent; last week Il WAS 5lE per
cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19

ST JOSEPH. No. June M-CATTLE-
Receipts, 50l0 head; market. NGIHc low r
nattves S75Hk Coz ceWs and heifers. $50
A6E sfockers and feeders. AEGaE
oeiprF. lhffo head: market lAr
hiEher and acut 2; top E-5Fd6G
sHEEP AND LANE SReceipts. aF8I
haHo; marx L SOW iamhs. R-DqGE. yeEr-
haEs and WstheIE NBG6Z
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19

nEufF-TsF EzEsmb@.
December. s. rfzd
CQEN-spUL hrm. -neu American kin
dried - old American mixed. g. Fu-
turss firm; July, s. ND September. e.
PEAsCsnadian, STEADY. r. lOd
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19

PEORIA III, June IA CORN - In
changed; so. : yellow. u972c: No. 3 vel
low @ei No q &c; No 4 &c; no
grade. SIC.
oATs-stsAay; No. ; white. s4aslo; No.
I white, Bad6g4c.
MHlskN-Steady. NJ
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19

LONDON, June M-Money vas plentiful
on the market TODAY and discounts were
easy Trading on the stock exchanEe vas
easy. bat with little EnimEfion- The nria-
ton OF values was slight and mostly
lover Consofs were easier. American g.
cariues opened u on reports that I've
Vanderbilt ruscs "A DEsssd their dis
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
auotatiOns of the Day on various
Commodities.


NEW YORK. June NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
1850 bbls exports, IS10 bolE.; market
quiet and barely steady: Minnesota pat
entx. sa20Q5.50; Minnesota bakers, A10a45Di
N.s0ds 40; winter extras, 84a4O0. winter
low grades, G-&13.90. Rye flour, firm;
fair 70 good A-Esa4s0; choice 10 fancy.
CoRNMEAL-F4rm: fine white and vel
low, a-s0aLs5; coarse, A.55; Kiln dried. SSE,
RYE-NOminAl; No. 2 western, sec, (. O. b
WHEAT-Reoeipts. 1000 pu.; exports.
1S.072 hu. The spot market was easy; No.
2 red, g8c. elevator; No. 2 red. CSC, (. @. b.,
b, afloai; No. 2 hard winter, n034s, (. O
b. af1oHt- Opening weaker on lower cables
n good southwest eafSS news. wheat
%@lc net ioEer; July. ss%a0Slsc; closing
ssahc; September closing. ss1+c.
CoRN-apOh. firm; No. Arc. elevator,
market was firmer on weather news, clos
ing Aqaxca ret higher. July closed 7T7hc;
SEPTEMBER. -Isa7eSc closed, 7sascs
mixed, 26Q& Ihs-. 5Bq65e; nRtu-al white, q
@s1e lbs. S7h@SDe; clipped white. S2a90 lbs,
Haydn n easy; good to choice. saa
HIDES Firm BogotA, I7ac; Central
LEATHEREouiet; acid. 1sQ27c.
PROVISIoNS-Beef, firm: family, Si6.7s
@rE0. mess. flAOO@159e; beef hams, Se6.00d
AaWi packet tl9-Au4 lbVV' CITY extra India
mess, N4m42m Cut meats, steady; pick
led bellies. sAd1Oc; picked hams, 1000 Lard
steady; western, &-s5Q6.&; refined, firm,
continent. $500; South America, $3.50; CON-
pound, E-sTma61SA Pork firm; family
a7Wql6@ short clears, Si6O0al7s0; mess
new, Slb, b09Ih. rs.
TALJOW-DuIl; city 0R per PACKAGE
5Hes country packages freel. BzQ57kc.
FOULIk1-Ahve steady. western spring
chickens, 2ec; fowls, 1sLc: turkeys, Isc,
dressed, weak; western spring chickens, z
q turkeys. l21I7c. fowls. 1s14d1gNc.
BuTTER Easy creamery, thirds tC
firsts 1920.
CHEESE-Ffrm; state. full creams. small
fancy. uhcs state full creams. large, 1ilkc
BGGS-FIrm; state. Pennsylvania am
nearby fancy selected white. &c: good L
choice. lAQZ1e; brown and mixed. fancy, 2
aGe; brown n mixed. western firsts, Il
Ql61es seconds. 15dF5zc.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19
snEar and RIoIn..e..

NEW YORK, June 1S-SUGAR-Rsw.
STEADY; fair refining, aisle; centrifugal g6
test 4slc; molasses sugar. 3.56c: refined.
steady No. 6, 5.00c; No. Z, 4sBc; Ne. s.
$500; No. 9 4.65c; Nc. 10. 4.7Bc: No. II,
I0c; Nc. ~, 4.65c; No. l3. 46bc: No. IA.
s65e; confecuoners' A $500; mould A
eered' b-5Oc; Eranulsted 540c; cubes.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19

Heavy rains fell last night In the Omaha,
Des Moines and Minneapolis districts and
lighter rains Ia all other portions Of the
corn and wheat region except the Indiana
polls district Slightly warmer weather
prevails throughout the corn belt.
L A WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19

SIOUX CITY, Ia, June N-Cspecial Tele-
observation-disclosures, 800 head; mar
ket 1Dc TO 15o lower; beeves, R6OOG7.B; cows
and heifers, A-b0d6H; feeders, A.O0QS. 90;
calves and yearlings, 2lTbQ47b.
HOGS-RsceiptA, $500 head; market bd1Oc
higher; range, S.45Q6.65; uik B.S2A6.5I.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19
MInneaRsIIs Grnin Mnrket

MINNEAPOLIS, Juns M-WHEAT-July.
nu6A; September Sasc; No. ! hard. ulO:
Ne. j northern. E.H: No. 2 nortbern nN.
No. g. A-a5daA.
BRAN-n bulk. E7.BdIGM.
FDOUR-Frst patents, E-80d5. a. second
patents, &Ae1SsE first clears. MH17s a..
second clears. 2263dAEa
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Weak-HOgs EAsy-sheeP and
Lambs Lower.

CHICAGO, June 16-CATTLE-Reeeipts.
about 1880 head market weak; steers.
tdo0qA-3b; COWS, AO0l6.0; heIfers, AOa8
geo; bulls. 250d5.S0; calves. 1i0066F:
Etockers and feeders. S2d64n
HOGS-Receipts about $500 head; market
easy choice, heavy shippers, &70GA. s2x-
butchers, &DQs.g2A, liEht mixed. $500
b& choice lgh 36daT 70. packing. A.6d
bZ3a; pigs. A-Wda.Ah.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 1900
head; market I5d11c lower: sheep, gao
SIS; yearlinEs. A511A50
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19

ssQs2A4c. No. hard. s4dsSo; No. 3 spring.
90UgSc.
CORNING. g. GSl4Qssc; No. 4 corn. 67ifa
6shc; No. 2 yellow. 6Slad59c; No. , yellow,
GS&Q6pc. NO. ; white. 7Sl4c.
oATs-No. 3 mixed. agMd4sc. No. 2
white, AS48d49c; No. 4 white, sgkc.
RYE-No. z z2dTsc; No :. 70Q72c
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19
RnnE Genrln-
wool Market

OMAHA. June 8-Bank clearinEs for to.
day were SlL8.G O-9s and for the CORE.
spondlnE date last year n.glR 10