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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-04-19

The Southeastern educational as
sociation meets at Valley City April
% and %.
Stanton Is booming to such an ex-
tent that lumber is being used as
rapidly as It can be shipped in.
Stanton will have a base ball Or
ganizatfon during the coming sum-
mer
j. T. Nelson of Glen Ullin, in let
ter to the News, advocates the divi-
sion of Morton county.
-
Charley Mcdonald of Morton
county will probably be candidate
for state senator and is looking over
his fences in various parts of the
county.
Hon. T. r. Mock1er addressed the
voters of Glen Ullin recently in be-
half of his candidacy for congress.
~
J C. Burns, member of the last
house, has announced his candidacy
for reelection in Morton county.
A load of $4,000 pounds of lumber
was taken to Mott from Richardton
with a traction engine.
-
Grand Forks claims to be the au-
tomobile center of northern North
Dakota.
Attorney H. A. Libby of Park Riv-
er stepped on fish pole, slipped
and broke his arm, the injury being
a painful one.
Awakening to the fact that
strength lies in organization, eight
North Dakota cities have seen the
Of Commercial clubs
within the last six months. They
are Taylor, Grace City, Michigan,
Medina, Cavalier, Ross and
Beach, and the organizations in each
have been established on a perma-
ue1lC IOOCluS.
Chairman J. L. Cashel of the Dem
ocratic state committee has issued a
notice to the members of the COM
mittee of a meeting to be held in
Grand Forks April %.
Carrie Notion will lecture in Far
go.
Hatton is first in the field with a
Fourth of July celebra-
ton.
Mercer County Republican,: Wight
Bros. returned Saturday from a ten
days. hunt and trapping expedition
At Mandan lake. They caught over
$40 worth of fur in that time
Muskrat hides, "near SEAL" are
worth nearly dollar.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-04-19
Comfort Shoes-Ask to see them at
THE PLACE TO BUY SHOES
WEBB BROTHERS.

Comfort Shoes-Ask to see them at
THE PLACE TO BUY SHOES
WEBB BROTHERS.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-04-19

Mercer County Republican: Wight
Bros. returned Saturday from a ten
days hunt and trapping expedition
at Mandan lake. They caught over
$40 worth of fur in that time.
Muskrat hides, "near seal,' are
worth nearly dollar
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30

pJo Az. Pr NO. Av.
WESTEaSS-Nef OM1AG-
3 coNFs----. - % y SpeefA' ---S1s
XYilliarn Moncrsifte-Wyo-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30
Men Sit at Ease
Women Boil IN Sun
Fair Sex Has Chosen a Warm Week
for Tennis Tourney at the
Field Club.

A controversy rtvaIllns n intensity the
battle for racquet supremacy among the
women contestants al The Omaha Field
club arose wednesday betEesn the women
and several male friends ~ the club. The
question arose ar 10 who we're having the
most fun-the players. Jumping racing
and swinging On the courts under the
scorching sun. or the men sitting IN the
shade On the veranda with Lemonade and
ice water 81 their hands.
With their noses sadly burned ana bead
Of perspiratiOn coUrsing down thsh
fsvsred cheeIE. the women became reused
over certain remarks evolving the com
paIison. They were having the keenest
most eKhleraung kind Of sport, they de
cIAred.
In the end, the men. between sips AT their
lemonRde, Eraciously. and with puncliliouE
courtesy conceded thar they were having a
miserable time and wished tney could ger
out in the sun.
Yes, you women are having the mos
fun" they said It's perfectly bsEstls
sitting here IN the elanmy. min air Of NE
vsrandA- This lemonads is poor"
OF course you don't uesd 10 be 40 en-
phH11c about L." remarked one az tn,
women. ! don't think you mean VIVA.
you say"
Surely We do,' persisted a spectator
1T must be jolly out there slA1nIninE tina,
/ ball where your opponent isn't
I'm. wei II H. replied the femini1,
racquet wielder. You needn't be GROWING d
! A voley Of AssurAncss from the ma,
/ Spectators foil0Wsd 70 the point that the,
wouldn't think Of growing. Their LOT wa,
/ perfectly wrstEhsd- thsy declared.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30

aHas a
CATTI-E-we enescay Is usually nle eAg
IN, The cat1le markets Of the country pul
rhe heavy break IN prices last NSsh IS
nj LAST made itself felt IN dirninasnea ~
reirtE ana runs today were sNeIs y Hele
very moderate. Locally only about He SA5 -
were IN sight The ma5het NJ
was very mach improved. -. 81
with receipts everywhere nghL ne Le1l-
ing "a the TAT cattle market Vas fels A.1Sn
l,eTter TO-DAY in fact 70 Hlnch behAei Ia
prices advanced lOc and in some Gases SIZE
actually looked 1bc higher StIaG1g 800 ~
0nlT &c lower tnRn the extreIne nagn pr1ee
IN record Practically everything n LIE
Tav Of killers changed hands Al an 0@i@S
hour in th4 morning. l.. -. -,
Cows and hetzsrs participated N me - -,
movement Frsde- bsang act4As=-A-.o
rr-ices around 1DdI5c higher SONS ssIs
descrihinE the nArkst as 1bgtzSc hAgnei HiAn
re supply Of feeders was very limit &c
aside from one big string Of NyoHnnss
These cattle sold al va ana 49, -. M =
decidedly lower than Week AZ, ~ - !,
ir7TtussibIe 70 say how II Wo0la con3Pa-.
with VEST t.rtiay as there were no eaN1r ~
that kind here yesterday. Generally sPeAA
ing the feeling on the market Vas gel
- ewing 10 the fact that sI=co1ANnfl
vrs1Ts 1,reTfy wei cleaned Up and there wa:
surne inquiry from the country
tguorassons On carIle- Good 70 cno1os
oorn-ft,d steers. E.2bGS.98; fair 10 Eooa coIn'
f.d EteeF-s S6B0a7- -. common V LAH ooIn,
fed steers. sb-111s.5ei sooo 70 cnolcS 80
and hsifsrH s5.e0d6.8R; fair 70 good cows
aDS heifsrs e. E16s6. %: common 70 Ian
COWS and heiferk. SZ-zb1A.Ni Eooa 70 ehoAc'
sfucIrers and feeders. t4-25,Qo..35 LA-I =
GOOD stockers and feeders, . 7atqA-@a' Gn aaa
mon 70 fair Erockers and IeeoeiA- eoSeg
an: STOCK helferE, sS-2kGI4-0s; veal calves
Ss5317 o.; Bulls, stays. etc. $"-zaaS'"~
E7a--.Eanraffre safes.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30

KANSAS CITY, June &.-CATILE-he-
ceipts. 6Rga head, including zoo sourherns;
stRsrz IBc higher; COWS. strong; dressed
beef and export steers. Sc 75,dh3; fair TO
good. S6s08sp6 Is; western steers, s4-"Was.oo'
Etocksrs and Feeders. 81 00d5. Is; southern
steers 81 8hEU6&, southern COWS SLA9dA-lO'
native COWS. ~ 50Q5.DB; native heiteI-E. E-Zs
al .; bulls e9.5B6I450. calves. S4Hfdl-4h-
HOGg-Recetpts II 89 head; market
0ptsned weak SC lower, loss recovered, top,
Sc 10; bulk OF sales, sasQa. -; heavy, N-1od
alF. packers and butchers, - lb.dra-2as hEhla,
81 lbeIs ~; pigs. G.54qa.lb.
SHEEP AND AMBE-EHceipts. SON
head: sheep, weak lambs, Ihalbc higher
launbE E7dJdT. 80: yearlings, &4tsqa. %
u-sthers, s. Be1i4. -, ewes, GBeq4-56; srockers
ana feeders. R.Hed4.&
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30

gsfTh-1-r~-,- losing rounds IN une sneep barn
yesterday were decidedly SLOW ana aulL
ana sumo Of the stuff had 10 sell a tlAt
quarter lower than the day previous.
decline good gr,assers going x4.t5 that
commanded sac on Monday.
IN point Of demand the situation was
equally dtsconrAS1ng 10 sellers this morn
Ing. IN the nelghDOrhood OF twenty doup1e
decks were yarded, the big END OF the run
consisting OF range sheep. quality on an
average was none TOO good, and aside
from Il few strings thai 1ouDd favor Will
kil4erk. the Rznsuut OF business transacted
visE OF the trade. Tops OF Wyoming year
lngB moved at &5-25. ana IN h general way
beat sheep sold Al figures relatively sithds
with yesterday close Common and N
between kinds proved to be very SLOW VIII
the tendency OF prices weaker
There were no lambs of consequence on
sale ana u the a5sEnce OF anything nkt
a normal run. prices remained nOmina4ly
steady. Choice spring lambs are sa1els
IN a rut and inquiry Is more or less IN
The feeder market presented no Tery
new Textures TODAY. but little trading wal
done early, owing 70 the delay caused il
shaping up recefpts. Good feeder lamb
are quotable around s6.8a feeder sheer
around $s.5174.Be and feeder yeArIngs from
$410SDa.8b, according 10 quality.
Quotations on grass Stock
Choice spring lambs. s. l0oql-5ei fair Il
good spring lambs sS-9J677- 10; good 70 cholci
yeArltngs, s. 160S-5B; fair 70 good year
hngA, A-@as .1b; good 70 choice wsthers
t4-0olb4 %; fair 10 good wethers, &. 6Ja4 %
good 70 choice ewes 81 -6H,d4. 10; fair x
good ewes, 81 40tu3.Sb
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30
Metal Mnrk-a.

NEW YORK. June 2--METALS-StAnc-
nra conner duL. spot and futures tll-Slu
fl Az London closed Arm spot % IA Sd
futures Is La ID. Lake copper locally
KIs aslrsI = s7a.: clactrqlyL.c. n 1a4a1z-a4
casfinF El111iS112.s "a. Tn was Irregular;
SPOT sa. "a 1el4. June. & 20 S4- %, July,
n WkYss ~. Angus 81 70a1 e -. SeptsuIDsr
october ana Nareruber ~ SolIz1 s. Decen-
her 81 7-l.d11H London. quists spot. ate LIS
Futures. Ese la Lean- quiet spot - $50
80. s. I-ltld4 ~ EaA 81 Lou1A Londun
Enof n "a 81 Epeltsr, quiet. spot - ca
40, A iEefE So East 81 L.0uia- London IN
Z uhareed Iron unchanged Cleveland WAT-
raufE a. a ID London Locally. quiet No
] fgundly n0rtnern- 1hA.llhse. No Ne.a
aI6 y. No ] southern and No. ] southern
( srIff E6 &f716M
~ LOIIs June - -MEfAL.E-Lead
frusr az N=lzQ4A sDsiter, higher a.
N.GA1GEA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30
View York Curb gfark~t,

The following quotations are furnished
by Logan * Bryan. members New York
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30

W RSssI "a. L s% a. ' cay. LO.4ss s.r
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30

'ash zlaotati0ns we're as follows:
F FrT1ITFt--fifnn- winter patents. fs-IttJ4.so,
3 .Iutcr EtrAtEfss s9-s0aA- =; spring straigtrS
81 5e9s- TO- hRl1erE S2-Al0Al 10
HTE-No = 74d76c.
R1R1fYEFeed 81 mixing ss9s6c; far TO
chuice malttng- desadse.
SEEDs-Flax. No. ] southwestern. S-@;
No. Z northwestern. G-lA Ilmothy' Ss-@
0kvfSIcScls-Bssss pork. per bbL. az. s7is
dR1aa Lard per 100 tbs, &l2-&a4- short rlhs,
sidss. tio0sel Ka.1aa 1s-ssiz, short clear sides,
Totai cIesrancss Of wheat ana flour were
equal 10 ge0ts bE- Primary receipts were
Az Nn 10 compared with lHA.NS bu- the
corresponding dag a year $50 hslIilalea
receipts FOR tom0rroH. Wheat cars cora,
~ cars. oats Sc cars. hogs. 1893 head.
ChicaEn EusfI PEW heat No red
t-misal.as iss No. : rsa. sso'zk el's No
~. ngrfhcrn zpsang. S-1adlIs: No.
northern spring. s1i-0sfllas. No. 3 spring
sscfzl a6 Germ No. cash, daslasc. Ma
cash, aBaas&c. No. ? Wiiis- e-adea-es Nc.
No 3 yellow fslzaBgEc. Oats: No. cash
~ slEc. No white 4eislDsQAic. No.
iie Ssa4ec, No. white. a119c; standard
- Butter ssasGszssc. aaarsss
EGGs-sraady AZ mark, neosiptS i, ~
cases; cases inciuded. l5a1sase. first. Ie
CHEESE Firm. daisies. I5asdIbs.e. twins
lEdIbls roung Americas. Ia. q15AEci lunl
POTArOES- Easy: choice 70 fancy. ls6
BIC tair % good. Lie ice
POULTRY Steady; turkeys Lie. chick
ems lsc, springs. 22Q7sc-
VIA Ls-s.feady; ~ g as-lh. via, Aasa+e
% q Ni-ih. Wts.. adea-e, q 70 uo-lb- Wis
Recsipfs-rsaHy- Wheat cars. corr
row Wheat , cars eorn al cars OATS
= cnrE
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30

ST. LOUIS. June 2s.-wHEAT-Futarss.
lower: July, g7c; September, ssc. cash,
steady; track No red AaSaLl0; NO. =
hard. 81 88al.0E
CORS-Furures, higher; July, 6sssc; Sep
teEnbsr. 5ylSc, cash, firm. track No. = wire,
No. white. 64irTd6agc-
OATs-Furures- higher July, ss14c: Sep
tsulber g77Fc, cash, firm, track No ?, &c
No. white, 4I--c-
RXEC nchanged. Tic
FLOCR-EAchAnged; red winter patents,
S5.gaEE5.E, extra fancy straight. s&.50u4 vs.
hard winter clears. 81 6l13.aA
TIMOTHY EEED-ss 9adS6s.
CDRNMEAL-0&
BRAN-Flrrn; sacked. east track B9gec.
HAY-steady; timothy, ~ -56a1s.Oe; prai-
RE. Sl250a1a-0a.
BACEEING-SAc
HEMP TWINE-7c-
PROVISIONS - Pork lower 1obbing,
S2z %. lard. higher: prime steam. Hls51-1
II. 9Th. dry salt meats. lower. bexed extra
short Sl4 Is44. clsssr ribs. E4l2a4: shurI
clears, HATH bacon, lower. boxed extra
short, Sl5.6s74 clear ribs S56Hl1; short
clears. Hat
POULTRY-Firm- chickens. 13c. springs
BG2sc. turkeys 16c; ducks, &c; geese, &C.
BUTTEH-Firm, crea1nerys 5ss1&s1rc-
EClsfsE-TzlEhe-, Iac.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30
Coffee MARKET.

NEW YORK June Za-COFFEE-The
MARKET for cnffes futures closed steady a.
unchanged pricss TO an advance az s Deiuts
in response TO higher French cables and
the continued strength OF the Brazilian
marketG Trading was not active but me
market maintained its gain, closing STEADY
net unchanged 10 points higher sales
were reported Of 425o bags Closing bids
were as follows: June ana Iuiy. d6hc- An
gust 6-6Sc; september. October November
and December. 6.7ac. January tie; Febru-
ATy, 6z2c. March 674c; April 67bc and
May, 6TTe- spCt. steady: E5o No 2 gB-I6a
sNei sanles 20 4 s.se mid, quiet; COrd0va,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30

ST. LOUIS. June Es.-CATTLE-Rsceip
4 80 head Including 25@ Texans; market
strong, native shipping and export steers
n aS61f 80: dressed beef and butcher stseTs,
AZ 500 g, steers under lBH9 ibs- - Ing %;
sfoekers and feeders. s. 2i6th.7b COWS and
neifefs q Jbf57 %: Gamers, SZ-saslz ID Dulls
a g6f76 10. calves IS aBdS-5B; Texas and In
Alan steers t4-50d7-1; COWS and heifeTs-
81 s9dE "a
HOf2E-hsceiptA INV neAas IA AsLr
staadT-. uign ana lights. Sa.80la-50; packers
IA F0fla %. butchers and best heavy, ~ 35a
So
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. b.0B
heed: rnarkel steady; native mutt0ns, t4W
a ID. lamba IS H16 %, cullE ana bucks
n EOa5 70: stockerE, EDbd4.Oo
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30

NEW YORK. June H.-MoNET-On cal.
STEADY. "a az per cent. ruling rate. = Der
cent. closing bid "a per cent offered a. "a
per cent
TIME LOANS-StrunC. sixty daFs. a1bhs
per cent; ninety days gt6si1 per cent SIX
months ~ per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-Close a.
Us per cent.
STERLING ENCHANCfE1-Wea ier with
actual business inbankers' bills a. - sssad
& s4z5 for sfNry-day bills and a. t4-s6lo Tor
demand. Commercial Bills. t4-s4d4- s4HIi-
S1LN EH--Ear. 5slro- Mexican dollars. &C.
NDS-aov eminent. steady railroad.
f T.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30
winn~npoIIs train MARKET.

MINNEAPOLIS. June - WHEAT -
July. uIgsE September, Sl-agiss Decsmbsr,
s. d71k Cash; No. ! hard Ill No.
northern 81 1hldll6as, No. northern, N-1Sq
ia. No northern. G-1061uA-
FLAX-Closed az S2-15l1.
CORN-NO. 3 yellow, aat1a6c-
WHEAT-N0. g. H-1OdL1lHs-
OATS-No. 3 white. Ss9Aec
RYE-N0. ? 6Sa12c.
ERAh5-In lae-h- sacks. ES-A
FIOTR-FIEst patents. in wood r o. b.
Niuneapolss. q MEls.5o: second patents. s. ~
as 30. first cisars- - 15tas 3; second clears.
g. s8G85
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30

NEW YORK. Juns 2s-EVAPORATEp
AFPLES-1nAcI1vs. with prices nominally
unchanged On the spot fancy IL quoted al
lSlra4B7tei choice, sps1zei prime, 7q71zc;
common 70 fair. 66611c.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunea are moderately
active and prices are firm with small Of
1er1ngs. Quotations range from Blg1zc FOR
CAliruruiAs up 10 3s-4gH and E5AG1sA[c For
Dragons. Apric0tA are quiet but prices arr
steady owing 70 nrmnesB IN the outuids
markets and on the coast Chnice gl.d
1g14c; extra choice, 101r4d11c; fancy, 10sLd
E1Tc. Peaches are quiet but steady on
small stocks, choice. 6lzep6+c, extra choice
74G14c: fancy, T1zd71[. RAiEinE are uUIier
but firm on ErrunaEs on the coast IoOss
muscR1els are quoted at SstGgssc; choice Il
fancy seeded 4AddSze. seedless. gS.6Tsl<e
London layers q Hal *
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30
CHICAGO GRAIN AsD PROVISIONS
Features Of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board OF Trade


CHICAGO, June Flor the first time
IN many days. the wheat markets this az
te-nOon CLOSED At decline Bad news
from the crops nofrhWest seemed 70 have
finally lost the power TO thrill II was
rlOuEafr rain IN eastern Montana might
extend into Nsr1A DAKOTA Besides prepar-
at1Ons were under way here for three days
adjournment OF the board Of trade follow
ing the Friday session. Large holdings
were 1Hlnaded BY leading interests. and
caused sharp cheapentng Of prices. the
net amount being 19sc 70 17sc- Corn fin
\ 1shed, Sse TO shmSe Up, oats unchanged
o shade higher, and provisions a. &c
Except during q brizf period At the out
81 the rEn1saacy Of wheat was nregnlRr1y
WeA4d sailing By large longs. VINO for
sevsTal days bad previously sold a
rising market The buying on the dips
Out Tor sale AGAIN al fractional rallies ana
appearing 20 make the load on the mar
ket grow constantly heGv1er- Incidentally
the first ear of new wheat 70 arrive here
this year was reported hand from
Oklahoma, and simultaneously news THAI
southwest receipts tochy were three times
- larVe AS year ago. Thresh1ng returns
also were said 10 be excellent Kansas
wheat turning cut far better than ex-
pected- EteAdiness at the close WAS in
duced by An alaruist official bulletin from
North DAKOTA September ranged be-
tween apate and xLMat. with last sales al
tL8 70 81 9BlS. net loss Of lSsc 10 1Azc.
The secret OF strong rally in corn N-as
thar country stations offered quantities ni
and were unable 20 purchase from tbs
farms Sepfenber fIuetuated from 5alsc d
6gAses closing firm ri @azc, q net gain q
nc. The cash market also was firm No
. yellow, closed AZ G0uRl2sc
Short selling Of Oats forced to e0Nel
en- account 0t the bulge in corn. SeDtenl
Der price 3uzits were ss1zc ard Sc Will
the FINISH q shade I'D HI &&c-
Hog receipts showed a Little less thar
looked for, and offerings OF products Weri
unuEuallF hght Final figures were 15c <
&C dearer Tor p1Ik, &C 70 Tire Tor lard
nd TIC 10 10c more for ribs
~ Leading futures ranged follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30
NEW York GENERAL NJ
auosaqiwns sf the Day On various
CornmadfrieA-


NEW YORK June 2s.-FL4oC h-Aaulet-
spring paleuts E-Sg1a-io; winter sualg lla-
- ldsgs %, sprng clears - A'a45e; re-sipts
"A 81 bbls- shipments. . ~ bois- re nour
firm. fair % sood, sa.lsq4s"i choice 70
fanrv. 81 s5a45 30
cOkN MEAL-Firm. fine white and yel-
Wv, s-Asql-E. cosrse. slzsgl-aA' kLih dIaea'
WHEAr-spot easT. No. red z.G.
nominal. G. Z Z, 70 arrive elevator. No I
nortneru. 60 nominal z Q. b., % ar
rive Va heat opened steady. bu1 declined
Sharply anoer liquidation on Tears OF an
overB0ught market and on the WEAKNESS
in the outside markets, CLOSING a. lHLa.c
net decline auly CLOSED S-0iAz, september
at xi-1e-s Decembsr. SL6@s receipts, Isl"
CORN-sput. Urn. No. : ne nominal
eisTalur domestic basis. 10 arrive export
No. q 6s%c. nominal z o. D. 20 arrive.
The market was without transactions. cl0s-
ing iagasc net higher. July closed &C.
september, d3lrC. psllti1er- 6uaac- he-
ceipts. s. So busnelE; -nip---ents, as1 bush
oATs-stendy. mixed. zsdg pounds
nominal natural white 269i = pounds. 4ba1
EsTc. clipped white. eos pounds. seA1q
sBc. Eecsipts. $50 bus4eis' shipments
HAY-FTn; prime nl5; Nc. = H-@d
7 Loo. No. =. abalsc-
! Isa, naz4c: Ias nOInlnal. Pacific COAST,
II HIDEs-stsAdy. Central America. &c;
/ IEATH ER-stssay; hsnloek fzrsts, go
&c SECONDS. z2qssc; thir1H. laazsc. rAJectea-
I Lta 2pc-
/ FflDNlSlONs-furk- sieacys mess, Sac.
I aZ.50. family, xsslWfQ 2s-5a; short clear,
4 81. 5sa 36. o. Cut meals stendys picked
I bellies. 10 70 y pounds. La4sc, picked
Z harms CR18g16 g. Lard barely steady
4 middle western prime. E2-JQ. refined STEADY
Z continent. SlE.2u; south AmerlCh. kl4R
/ compound. a.aalRR
TALLOW-DuIl; prime city. hhds., 6ssc
RICE-s1saag'. domestic. 2spRsc. Patna
I 5i1QBe-
/ CHEESE-Ffrm; state. whole milk. spe
1 Gals, Bd1BaSC. fancy Whits- l4isa1ls1ac
I fancy, colursd 1gStc, average prime.
/ G141<c.
I BUTTER-Ffrn. creamery specials. 1St
I Zgadc; extras. 2gl4c. third 70 first zse1zsc
I state dairy, common ID finest. 22g2c-
( EfrGS-lrreCula-- fresh gathered Ersts
I EM23cs first NlaqArrc
POTLTRY-LiVe. steady; western bron
ers. &c; fowls. Ike turkeys 1uu &c
dressed. steady. western broilers, Zer36c
1 fowls I2G1Bc, turkeys. 15d16c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30

NEW YORK June @.-COTTON-spot
closed quiet 10 20 points higher middlinE
uplanoE, lb-a6c' middling gulf, 1b.38c. Va
sales.
FUTURES closed steady; June, u I8c; July
Ih.I2c: August. 14-6BC. SepIember IaMc.
Octn Der, 12Ec, November. Il sac; Deceu-
ber I22Sc: January R2ac, FehruaFy
2Z2c. March. E24c
ST LOUIS. June 2-COTTON-Etzady,
mlddnlg, lsssc; sAles 3 bales neosipts.
Is bales
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30
.3Ms AAD PRODUCE AARkET
Wheat Traders Are Bearish, Owing
10 Recent Advances.
s,OOD wEArHER IN COIN BELT
zee Remain Practically the same
sut WAeat IL EmsiaE or Stead
my-Naruh --st Markets
Eha-r Weakneas-



= -Eenrlr1ent --.---- ASS sasa- = a--e-l
~ generally more aeaI1al- lere ~ =
more influences on the bear side. as it
a. NOT desirable % get long o. the
igea after the aeVance OF TIE last Ten
a " Alle no imzlrgs ameut Be- Iurec4GteQ
the northwest
-4uud Er1wius weather continues IN rAe
Mora bslL ana reports advise RAPID
gruwth Abore Wa No particular pres
sure on the market and Fa4les are mold
ng aDout steady.
MbeEl snsea eft steadily from the
otning On realizing sa4es, Whle lqngs
10 cut later on reports % snu~erh ana
4er Neel1er IN the nrrrnwesL Nurti-
u marhels showed the EreafeEt weak
81 IlrpuEhuuL the Gay
legal desc q ne Almost perfect corn
IfuNing weather IN me corn belt. rne nnHr-
- WlLs-stlI sFeruen betIsE tltan ~ Las 0een
= some time FrlCDE helu ztaRGy "a race
ne ainmp n wheat
~ mar Hiieax- reoelpls were A1.9N bush
4 ana .slL4pneuLE we're lbZ. Bb bushels,
%ll2Et recestlts lssi wear 81 l2A0aB bushels
ana shipments Of 20. AN Dunn~lS-
fflulaAs corr recelrrs we're ssh.Jb BUSH
els ana silpmenLE were 3ta. ~ bushels
against receipts faer year Of eiZ,BN bush
Ne ana Shipments Of So bushels.
GlcsfADcea we're 4ztn buzneis u corn
htf uusleat oats.
Liverpool closed unchanged 10 "a loves
~ Nnusl ana ia lUwer on corn.
LoCaI rUEIEe options.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30

LIVERPOOL. juno %-WHHAT-Sp0t
ann. No rad western winter no stock:
futures. steady. July. Is sid. October. Go
lgkd. pecernber O. lad
F1RN-Sp0t firm. old American mixed.
Is I'd. old American via Galveston. as sd;
lrfin dried Is I'D Futures quiet July,
nominal, September. e. sd
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30

NEW YORK June 3.-DRX GOODS
Markets are generally quist Buyers are
more plentiful bur are operating enutiOuHiy
IlnderHeAr and hosiery for szrins -
more active. Cotton goods rule Quief with
prices irregular. Dress goods and meuss
wear are uuiel-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30

q 81 laB. silver certificates uufst1ndinr.
szg7 - lE
General Fund-siandard silver dollars m
genera fund. ts.lll hsl. current hhhihues
81. I2h2ss wurkinE balance in treasury OF
Gees ~ 16a-hE In banks % credit % ucas-
urer q the united states, Sc sll.ll1s sub
sidiary silver coin. 81 ZOE ssf- minor cnln,
fl7s g., total balance IN general fund -
~
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30

MILWAUKEE,, June 2.-FLOCR--Steady.
WHEAT-NO ] northern. N1bdllb, No.
? northern. u-1sHl-is; September. a-A
CATSSIc-
RARIEY-sAmpies. sElz@s7c-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30

NEW YORK. June 2s-SUGAR-RAx
firrnL nuscovado, - test, 1sDc eeutrifIEal
" test 4 nc, molRanes sugar, ~ test. a5bcs
refined staAdy. crushed. 6-S5c. gTAnlllated
s 15c. powdered, kEc
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30

WASHINGTON. June z.-The condition
Of the treasury A. the beEnnlng ~ bust
uees tndAy VAS - foiloWs-
Trust F,irndn-l5old cutn. e1Hz. 81. ~. silver
doiiHra. 50 BHg00es silver dollars Of Issa
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30

win blhOuEness, malaria and constipation
Ia quickly overcome by taking DR.. KlnE't
New Life Pills &c, For sale BY Beatou
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30

The only rains worthy Of mention in the
corn and wheat region within the last
rwenry-tOur hours occurred N the Louis
vile district, where gDot- Tails are re-
ported. with one station reporting an ex-
cesstve amount The warm WeaL her con-
t1uueS throughout the entire reg1on.
L A WELSH
Local Forecastsr, Weather Bureau-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30

WHEAT-No hard, s2q96c; No. hard.
Ba4acs No. hard. 7AugDcs No spring
HQal5c: No. 3 spring, AsetHlc.
COfkN--No. wngte s0.rc; No. White.
SEC tal.Ecs Ne. > ysilOw. Soc No. yellow.
.h5s. as6c, no. yellow, 5AazlhEcf No. = sac
No. z 55izQs5stc. No. 4. bsasa55c. no grade.
a2lJ5lc.
OATS Ns.-s white. zSsassc, No. white-
rsshsg1be; D yellow. 34a1QSbc. No yell
l0sg UlTla-. &c
RABLEY-Ao. 4. 44a46c; No. feed. $50
45c. re5ocred. Esdalc.
RYE-No :. na73c. No. q @az1c-
Gar1aa k@ceHpsn.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30

The minimum temperature and precipi-
rariun compared with the last thres years
1910. 1919 1865. 49,
Minimum temperature .---- 81 % 81 81
Frec1Fe12I1on ---------------. 90 - -B IN
Normal Temperature for To-Day. 70 degrees.
Deficiency IA precipitation sIncs Aarcn l.
10 - inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1919
- inch.
s.0S inches.
i. A WELSH, Local Fsrseaster