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Estate of John Moore: will dated April
%. 1905, fled.
Estate of Margaret A. Gibson: petition
for letters of administration filed; attor-
ney. 1. c. James.
| Estate OF Susan NJ. Groce: will dated
October g. 1904, filed.
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German Empress Receives DR.. Hill.
BERLIN, June 19.-Ambassador Hill
was received in audience by the German.
empress this afternoon. He was &C
tended by the staff of the embassy.
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Michigan State Senator Stricken.

NEW YORK. June 19.-James w. Mill
ken. member Of the state senate of
Michigan. was stricken with apoplexy and
died on a New York Central train while
en- route to this city today. Mr.. Milli-
ken was accompanied by his wife. Their
home Is in Traverse City. Mich.
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John Braham. aged twenty years. was
drowned in.the Cheat river. which he at
tempted to swim. near Trowbridge. in
Preston county. w. Va. It is supposed
he was seized with cramps
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THIS rs TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT WE
employ no solicitors: that We have no sales
mon working commission basis ana mat
each Of our regularly employed statesmen has
an Identification card bearing the firms sigma
F DROOP 4 SONS CO.. 9c5 Pa. ave.
MIA
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Dr. John A. Waiting expects to sail
June "a for Germany to visit his nephew
Or. Lee Waiting of Berlin with whom he
viii later attend the annual meeting of
the European Society Of American Den
hsts In London.
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1.-THE ABILITY To TURN STUMBL1NGBLOCkS
into stcppinp stones is often worth more In a
nincb than fat purse Sherry Printing is a
stepping stone. Is your present printer SIum,
hlngblock? FRANC. f. SHElR1. imn Il
street. Main $50. JelS-lou
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SPIRITUALISM,

KELLER. 1901 FAIRMONT ST: LAST WEEK
hut one: private sittings daily for any infor-
nation: public seance Wednesday. Friday Sun
day night: wonderful manifestations and mes
sages Phone Col. 22T0. tel7-7ts
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Plumbing RemOdelimg

costs very little to have us replace tne ou
plumbing fixtures with modern appliances.
Ed. J. Hannah, 9o7 9th NV. ~ s..
an13 eot &
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Mr. DAOCD, THE RENOWNED ORIENTAL
palmist-His wonderful reading Of your hand
will unlock the hidden vaults Of information
concerning your personal business life. Studio
1922 NV: phone n 1l3O. Hrs 10 a. N. to pm.
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Roof Work That's Best.

WILL. ANY PERSON SEEING AN OLD GEN LIZ
man thrown from a moving car at 'tn ana "
SITS NV Monday evening. June 10. aoont
o'clock. please call AT
ots
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
CON md wheat Regton BuIIetin.
OMAHA DISTRICT.

For the twenty-four hours ending at a.
m. 9th meridian tine. Thursday, June A.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
SORE HEEL LAST RECOURSE
Negro on Trial for Assault Testiaes
Crippled Foot Prevented Him
from Running.

As IN the case OF Achilles of cid a sore
heel may play an important part in the
life Of Ben Marshall. on trial in Judge
Sears court on a charge of assaulting Miss
MoIie Cram on the night Of April g.
Marshall offers his heel as evidence that
he could not have been the negro seen run
ming away from the scene OF the assault a
few minutes after II happened. He de-
clared on the witness stand he had a run
ming sore on hts foot which even prevented
his walking long distances His attorney.
Isidor Ziegltr. wanted him to exhibit the
heel 20 the jurors. but the county attorney
objected and Judge Sears sustained the
objection.
In its rebuttal the state introduced =
number Of witnesses 20 refute MarshaiIs
alibt A number Of the persons Marshall
claims 10 ave seen on the night OF the as
sauit testified IL was the following night
they saw him. The case will go to the jury
late this afternoon.
Marshall began his Inning yesterday aft
ernOon by offering evidence OF an alleged
ahbL Mabel. Frances and Leo Gamble
testified they were with Marshall from
about 5 O'Clock until after 8 on the night
the crime vas committed.
ohicsr NanDuEen. Who caught Marzhali.
was the last witness for the state. He said
he found Marshall cronehing behind some
seats IN the Boyd theater the day after
the crime was committed and arrested him
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
NEW YOR6 STOCKS AND BONDS
Heavy and Uncertain Tone Of Market
Due 70 Lack of Direction.
STEEL SITUATION
UNEASY
O~utpsurinE of stocks Gains In
Volume and CIosinE f. Decid-
edIy weak-Bonds Are
Heavy.

NEW YORK June A-The heavy and
uncertain tone Of the DAYS stock market
the suesti1n what IS TO taEs The place az
a market influence. Of the anticipated
Union Pacific financing. nov that the
.ciuded. The extent to which market
operations have hinged on this topic for
many weeks past would astonish the. IN
Informed observer striving to read a
reflection OF current events In the daily
trading At the stock exchange. The initia-
ket from the state OF iegarthy after the
subsistence Of the excited conditions n
connection with the financial crisis last
year was almost universally attributed 10
the friends Of the Union Pacific properly
IN conjunction with wealthy spectators
who usually make that stock and a few
others the favUrite mediums @ their
market operations. The design O tie
movement was confidently Inferred % be
Union Pacific bonds BY making demon
stratiun Of condolences TO supplement The
CROWNS plenttude OF capital supplies as
an Incentive 70 Investments The move
ment was believed to have the coun-
tenance II not the active assistance Of
the banking and financial world in general
whose needs were parallel 70 those OF the
Union Pacific The market movement as
a whole. however, has moved in close
out The sharp reaction which eliminated
last week followed the raising Of doubts
financing and strong rebound began with
the early inumations that the project was
10 go through.
There was some appreciable liquidation
OF United States steel which was not
notable on account OF the recent narrow
dimensions OF the market and its con-
nnement to professional hannels. The
feeling Is quite general in financial cir
cles that q general adjustment OF prices
must occur in steel products. The outcome
OF the attempt to maintain prices OF
steel products so as to avoid a revision
OF wage schedules is felt 10 be an impli-
cation on the project TO secure an advance
in freight rates on the plea that It is
necessary 10 avoid reduction Of wages on
railroad employees. The Outpouring OF
stocks gained in volume and led up to a
decidedly weak closing. The sales at n
premium over the subscription prices IN
the outside market OF the Union Pacific
four per cent bonds and the prospects of
the success OF the offering was without
effort in checking the decline. Neither
was the pronounced relaxation Of money
markets. indicated by the reduction Of the
imperial banks discount rate a recession
in foreign exchange. here and there QUOTA
tons for time loans in New York
Bonds were heavy. Total sales par
value. G.s30.Ooa United States bonds
were unchanged on call
Number OF sales and quotations on stocks
were as follows.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05

sHEEP-Receipts Of sheep locally were
quite liberal again Today, while other mar
ket points were Also reporting good runs.
IL will be remembered that the receipts
last week and IN fact for several weeks
back have been very large AZ all points as
compared with a year ago. In other words,
the leading sheep markets OF the country
have been glutted for some time back, and
that fact will explain very readily why Il
is the market on sheep and lambs 10 no
good
The mornings market opened IN just
about the sane condition az yesterday and
most every other day for some time back,
that IL. 80 slow and DUN that 4 was hard
to say Just when Il did open Buyers held
back WAITING to Sc how bad eastern mar
zets would be before attempting TO do
very much. and when they did make their
bids they were decidedly lower \ yss-
terday. nus the morning crept by viii
very little trading being done
Shl there was some demand and buyers
kept picking of a load now and then. 30
that By midday a good share OF the re-
ceipts had changed hands. The prices paid
we're generally 1sa10c lower than yesterday.
Some very heavy wethsrs sold ID 70 AR
Quotations on lambs; Good 70 choice
wooded lambs, G.6G6Ss; fair 10 good wooded
lambs. S.EHS.&; good 20 choice shorn
lambs, 8. 7Sfs.E. fair 20 good shorn lambs,
- Ed4.B; stock lambs. 6.Nd4.0o good 10
choice shorn yeariings. N.NG4.@; fair to
good shorn yeariinga. A.ndA- -; good 20
choice shorn wethers. s.. FJd4.6o; fair 20
good shorn Wethers. A.OOG4. 20; good 20
choice shorn ewes. A.Wd4.S. fair 10 good
shorn ewes. S.0aAO; culls and bucks.
g. SdS.W.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
STREET PAVING BY CHARTER
Provision Which Real Estate En-
change wants I'm Organic
Law

That certain streets in the downtown dis
tricts Of Omaha should be kept in repair
by the city and the money expended from
the general fund when necessary, Ia one
OF the changes which the Real Estate ex-
change will suggest that the next legisla-
ture make in the city charter OF Omaha
The exchange has appointed a COMMITTEES
to confer with the busines men and a COM
mittee which the city council will be asked
to appoint. c.. f.. Harrison, a member of
the charter COMMITTEES Of the exchange said;
W ought to have some way Of getting
the main streets OF the city fixed when they
need it. Not in the fan or next year. but
when the streets have holes in them which
jolt people from carriageg and automobiles
as they ride from the Union and Burling-
ton depots to the business part OF the city.
IT seems to me that a change should be
made in the city charter Of Omaha which
will enable US 10 have better pavements and
DO away with the constant harping on the
holes in the pavements-"
". II. Daily of the real estate exchange
said:
There Is something the matter with our
asphalt pavements or they would wear
longer. 1 have Just returned from Toronto
where they were putting down some new
asphalt pavement the old ones having
worn for many years. When I IL
I discovered that II was bright ard hard.
The city takes this old asphalt and breaks
1t up. though Il is difficult % break. and
mixing Il with cement and sand uses IL
for the foundation Of other pavsmentz-
Personally 7 favor anything which VIII
give Omaha better streets."
The exchange win go on record a. fsv-
oring a number Of charges in the charter.
though Just what they are IL stiil a matter
Of conjecture. In the mean1ims they plan
70 get every man doing a real estate busi-
ness into the exehangs and increase the
dues 10 a point which will give them =
general fund with which 20 work.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
YETTER ENLARGES HIS PLANT
ReorEaaises saa New Has Larssse
H0ass 81 KIna west OF
Chfrmua

BY recognizing the WIN L. Yetf-r Wall
Paper company and admitting new capital.
giving the company a capital stock of CE.-
0n the house becomes the largest dealer
In wall paper west OF Chicago and viii be
known IN the future as the Yetter-Davis0n
Wall Paper company. with houses In
Omaha and Kansas City.
Articles OF Incorporation for the new
house viii be filed Friday. VIII L Yetier
Of Omaha VII be president J. n Dawson
OF Kansas city secretary. p. ". Nickel
vice president ana Fred Renner. st.. al
rector. The officers ana M Rsnner viii
compose the board Of directors.
The Omaha house viii continue the
largest house. but the Kansas City branch
viii be one OF the largest val paper houses
In the country
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
Total receints
The disposition OF The days receipts was
as follows. each buyer purchasing the num-
Der OF head indicated:
Totals

CATTLE-Receipts of cattle were very
light his morning and the total for the
week TO date shows a falling off OF over
one-half a. compared with a year ago. The
among the number quite a good man right
desirable killers.
T market on beef steers opened early
VIII buyers all out looking for supplies. The
trade was active AT an a1vence OF lc on
ali good kinds. and practically everything
get TO the stuff. Tit early arrivals were al
sold by 3 O'Clock in the morning. Good
steers sold as high as E.& which is the
highest price paid on this market since
August Of last year. In fact, $40 was
the highest price paid last year or for that
matter the highest since l9n. The market
is now as high a. 1t has been airy tins
this year.
Cows and heifers were also Ic higher
and the trade sufficiently active TO effect
a very ready clearance OF the meAger sup
ply on sale. Among the receipts today
heifers, which naturally makes sales show
up very well on paper.
There were only a few stockers and feed
ers in sight but what few there were at
tracted a good deal OF attention from buy
erE. and the offerings met with ready takers
was paid for a bunch Of very good, light
cattle.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
cornfed steers, &bdG-9; fair 10 good corn
fed steers, S.0O6s.B common to fair corn
fed steers. $A75a6.Oo; good TO choice cows
and heifers. SLSdsO0; fair 70 good cows
and heifers. S-Sq4S; common 70 fair cows
and heifers. 2-5dA&, good 10 choice
stockers and feeders. s. fair to goOc
stockers and feeders, A00d45, common 10
fair stockers and feeders. a80~0o' stock
feeders. ET5q&50.
nanraaarra rive aalea-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
CHICAGO GRAIN AND Provisions
Features Of the Trading and Closing
Prices ON Beard of Trade.

EElGCa ON b0MEu OF TRADE
CHICAGO, June L-Improved weather for
crops N this country and abroad caused
in all grain pits on the exchange
today. Al the close wheat for July de-
livery showed a net loss OF Z4c- Corn was
down iaiAc. Oats ic lower and provisions
zl@6G1zc.
The wheat market opened weak and grew
steadily weaker as trading progressed until
prices had touched a point more than &c
below the high point OF the day. There
was general selling. based on weather
were made public during the day. Shorts
were the best buyers. Much better weather
the southwest and forsiEn advices Claimed
that the crop in Roumania and southern
Russia had been greatly benefited by rain.
that state has gained . per cent in con-
dition since May. The second report, a
private one OF a Minneapolis trade Journal.
estimated the condition OF the spring wheat
crop Of Minnesota and the Dakotas on
June ] to be lM.1. compared with ST. a
year ago. The market closed weak July
opened AG&c to &c lower at s0lFda0zc to
ssltc clearanees OF wheat and flour we're
GS bu., compared with 5000 bu. the CORE
spending day a year ago Minneapolis
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts OF
l2 cars. against l3 cars last week and Z7s
cars a year ago.
fhe break in wheat and improved weather
FOR farm work caused weakness in corn.
prices az the low point being more b
lc below the high point OF the day. July
opened Nd1Ac 10 AQ1xc lower at Rl&Q69Ac
and sold 70 SIC, where Il closed. Re
ceipts. IS ears. with nine OF contract grade.
Oats were dull and weak July opened
NC lower at sc. sold off TO &C and closed
al sic. Receipts. 50 cara.
Provisions were steady early in the day.
but weakened at the close. July pork was
OF he az dS6In. Lard was off 24dSc al
&o-i&qN6- Ribs were 2hc lower AZ US.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
y cars; corn. III cars; oats 20 ears, hogs,
Z2.0O head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
Kansas City Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, June A-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, $500 head, including 800 southerns
market strong 70 l0c higher; top, us; year
hngs. 500; choice export and dressed beef
steers. s650d1.S: fair TO good. S.AO4Sa0.
steers, G50dL.0o; southern cows. 10od415,
native cows. R50d6O. southern cows. 6Oo
qtB; native heifers. S-50QA1. bulls, 2S
96a: calves. $sI506b50.
HOGS-Receipts. H.0O head: market &c
lower; closed steady; top. SIS; bulk Of
sales. S-l5d6. -: packers and butchers, S.E
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 5000
head; market steady: lamns. S.0odS2
ewes and yearlings. A0G450: Texas year
nngs, AaBd6.W; Texas sheep. 2.75QA8.
stockers and feeders. ta.0od4.M
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05

NEW YORK. June A-The London tin
market was lower today, with spot and fu-
lures both quoted at El2. los Locally the
market was easy, wit quotations ranging
from S&-40qz&R- Copper was higher in
London, spot closing at E5s Is ID, and fu-
lures at &56. los. Locally the market was
dull and unchanged. with Lake quoted at
81 Hd12S7a; electrolytic al t12.5od12T5; and
casting at N2S14d12-@ Lead was lower at
&R los in London. The local market was
firm and higher, with quotations ranging
from ~SAS71d44E1. Spelter was lower at
eI9 les in London. The local market was
quiet and unchanged at A-50d4.5a. Iron was
1lzd lower, with Cleveland warrants quoted
at 5s Sd in the London market. Locally
the market was unchanged. No. l northern
foundry, as T51f750: No. 2 d6-5o6TT.O; No.
Sl65odiz5.
ST. LOUIS, June 4-METALS-Lead.
higher at 63o; spelter. higher at A4Z1A
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
.ICT AVERAGES.

Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 5 a m.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Lower Cables and Clear Weather
Cause q Setback
PRESSURE on LACK OF DEMAND
0Gcrfsg. Become Larger aad Liaufda-
tea g. In EvfaeaeS-OutIook fer
winter wh~ae e. very
Favorable.

OMAHA June 4 1903
With lower cables and clearing weather
EEaln values took q set back.
Pressure developed on lack Of demand az
ot1ertngs became larger and liquidation
was N evidence.
Winter wheat crop outlook continues
faVoranfe; corn planting q not conpletsd.
bang delayed By rains. but the situation
IL not diHcouraging.
Wheat started easter and values slumped
with the crowd bearish and offerings
increased The market does not seem 70
answer 70 the b1llish reports and pressure
developed which Melted a considerable
loss.
July wheat opened s4Nc and closed SAC.
Corn was soft with wheat and took a set
back on free selling BY commission houses.
values were some strengthened at the
close ~ the strong cash market and active
demand July corn opened at SIC and closed
al SIC.
Primary wheat receipts were D0,0o bush
Ella ana shipments were 1900 bushels.
against receipts last year Of E2.eo bushels
and shipments OF s5sy0D bushels.
Corn receipts were 2A.o1 bushels and
shipments we're n6Go bushels. against re-
ceipts last year OF Lo1AO9 bushels and
shipments OF nl0o bushels.
Clearances were a.O0 bushels OF corn.
TOo bushels Of oats. ana wheat and flour
equal 10 HOO bushels.
Liverpool closed LdNd lower on wheat
and I'D lower on corn
seaboard reported 1900 bushels Of wheat
and 1900 bushels OF corn taken for export.
Local rangs OF options:
49,. - ~ - - -
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
a~uotationa of the Duy On various
Commodftfen.

A-mmmom1flEns
NEW YORK. June 4-FLouR-Receipts
ENo bills. exports. L.@o bols market
active with prices lower 70 sell. Minnesota
patents. E3,a6G; winter strights. fA@d
tras. REds1e. ufrter pafants' A50d4s 81;
winter low grades. 1Ad4a Rye Hour
steady; fair to good tA5oGASo; choice to
CoRNMEAIGstcady; fine white and gel
low, H-esnlG. coarse. H&; kiln dried. &-E.
RTE-Duii; No. ? western, &c. T. o.
wHEAT-Reoeipts. z.O0 bushels; spot
market, weak; No. : red. hQsA. elevator;
afoat. No. 2 hard winter. N.if5s. 10. b.,
anoat. Heavy Felling OF wheat followed
Improvement in weather and crop news
today and prices broke over &c. European
crop advicss were also better while cash
wheat found few buyers in domestic mar
ksts. July, St@ssc. closed s7i&c; September.
CoRN-Receipts Also bushels: spot mar
ket steady; No. 2 &c elevator and &c Z. o.
b, anoat; option market opened higher on
foreign buying, but eased off later on bet
ter news and liquidation. closing sc net
lower, July closed at U4c; September
oATs-Recsipts. s1.lW bushels; exports.
z89 bushels; spot market firm Mixed,
. and q pounds. 54d66c: natural white. IS
ana 1 pounds SqSic; clipped white. e and
HAY-Quet: good to choice. suisse.
HOPOQuiet; state, common to choice,
coast 1871 crop. 5dse: Iss crop. SC.
HIDEIouiet; Bogota. IKE; Central
America, I7hc.
LEATHER-FIrm: acid. IadC7c.
PRONISIONB@Beef. steady: family, FH.J1
Q1I0; mess. B.50G14O0. beef hams. G65F7
800; packet, aAEd1h0; city extra India
mess, Cut meats, steady; pick
led bellies. 2Wa10oo; picked hams, 4.au
1890 Lard. firm, western, $3.50 $50; re-
fined. quiet. continent. 500; South Amer
lea, &6; compound. T.E~dslH IN. Pork.
quiet family. HZ00Q18o; short clears.
S1b.Tb9lz26s mesE. t1A75d15.25.
TALLOW-Firm: city 81 per pkgD. SAC;
country (pkgs. freeb. 5Aa5~c.
~RICE-steadys domestic. fair to extra,
SNa61fc. Japan, nominal
CHEESE-Old. steady. unchanged; new.
firm. state fun cream, new ud13c: fancy,
I01e; good to prime. 1O4a1O4c; common,
| 9110c.
POCLTRY-Alive, steady; spring chick
ems. SOC; fowls. lShc; turkeys. nc. Dressed,
Irregular. western spring chickens. Sd32c
turkeys, I2dT7c; fowls. 12lTd14c.
BCTTER-Steady. creamery specials, 24c;
extras. 2Mc; thirds to firsts. 19dZ3c: state
dairy common to finest. tSd13c; process
common 70 special, l4d11fc; western fac
tory. firsts. lsc-
EGGS-steady; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy, selected. white. 1sq4c; good
TO choice, 1sGl9c.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05

Articles Open. High Low. Close Yssy.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
wool Market.

BOSTON. June A-WOOL-While the tone
OF the wool market Is firmer. in sympathy
with London, prices are no higher and the
volume Of business has failed 70 expand
materially. The leading domestic quotations
follow: Michigan and Wisconsin. fine IN
washed. 16Q19c; oelaine unwashed. &d24c;
haif blood unwashed, E1dSc; three-eighths
blood unwashed. DdZc; quarter blood un-
washed, OdEc. Kentucky. Indiana and
Missouri. three-eighths blood. 2detc; omar
ter blood DdZ Secured values, Texas
fine twelve months. TG6ac. fine six 70
eight months. E5ds6c. fine six 10 eight
months HG4sc: fine fall. 4ed43c.
ST. LOUIS. June A-WOOL-Frm. me-
dunn grades. combing and clothing. Is q
lSc; light fine. IgdI5c: heavy fine. 10V
lie; tub waEhed- 19d CSC.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05

NEW YORK. June A-MONEY-Prms
mercantile paper, siF14 per cent Sterling
exchange. easier. with actual business in
bankers bills al A6sS7f4T for demand.
and At for sixty day bills.
Commercial bills. ASsL
SILVER-Bnr, sac; Mexican dOlars
&c
BONDS1Government steady. rasiroad
heavy.
MONET-On call easy. 14fiE per cent;
ruling rate. IA per cent; closing bid. IL
per cent. offered at IA per cent Loans.
easy and more active declines; sixty days.
"a per cent; ninety days. ~ per cent:
six months, giFdsA per cent.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
ae follows
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
St. LsuI. Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS. June L-CATrLE-Receipts.
l,se head; including 80 Texans strong 70
1oc higher. Native shipping and export
steers, tk6G7.lS, dressed beef and butcher
A.5od65; stockers and feeders, 10nd4.6o
eco; bulls. a0eG6s0: calves R5dilW;
Texas and Indian steers. D.5o66B; cows
and heifers. 6-1594.a.
HOGSNReceipts. n0O head; market
5d10c lower; pigs and light. 1.60d6.s0
packers. G.0oq6D; butchers and best
heavy, &Oo9Sh
SHEEP AND LAMBSNReceipts. 200
head; market steady; native muttonE,
aBGSO; lambs, 0A50d7.O0; cuIs and bulls,
$3.50: stockers. S50d8m-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-05
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, June 4-COTTON-Futures
opened steady; July. nlec; August, Dosc;
October. s.51c; December, 9.SSc; January,
9.ac; March, S.&Ga.90c.
Spot closed quiet middling uplands. u5Oc;
GALVEsToN. Tex, June ILcoTroN-
Steady at lac
ST. LOUIS, June A@COTTON-Acrive;
middling. 11&c: sales. 346 bales; re-
ceipts. 1si bales; shipments, 2ss bales
stock, 22,792 bales
NEW ORLEANS. June A-COTTON-
Spot firm; low middiing. 7 7-Isc. nominal;
ordinary. 7Nc. good ordinary, 3 s-l6c;
low middliug. 10 7-l6c; middling, INC;
good middlinE. l2c; middling fair. l2hc;
fair. Is lac. nominal: sales. 1850 bales
receipts, LOLA bales; stock. 1851 bales.