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Smyrna times., 1910-04-06
ROBT D. HOFFECKER,
Editor and Business Manager.

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Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
ABERDEEN WATER ACCIDENTS
House and store Flooded Because
Taps Are Left Open when
Pressure is Low.

ABERDEEN, S. D., June 3O.-(SpeciaL)-
The water pressure in Aberdeen is danger
ously low. so low that the city water COM
missioner has issued orders restraining
property owners from watering their lawns
except at certain hours, and not mere than
one hour, early in the morning and an
hour in the evening. The pressure is at
times so low that water fails for short
time, to run through the hydrants during
the time the lawns are being watcred. as
a result Of this two disasters have been re-
ported A careless clerk turned a tap in
local dry goods store. No water flow
ing, the tap was left turned on. After the
store closed, the demand on the water
supply lessened, and the water overlooked.
damaging about 5000 worth OF goods.
About the same time Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan
II. Jones were preparing 20 leave the city
! for a weeks visit in other towns. The
tap was turned in the lavatory, but no
water gushed forth, and they. too forgot
to turn off the tap. When they returned
home they found the house flooded from
the second floor TO the basement Rugs
wearing apparel aud furniture were ruined
plaster had fallen off the ceilings and the
floors were so badly warped they will have
/ TO be replaced.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
FATHER SHEA SAYS FAREWELL
Pastor of Holy Family Church at
Mitchell Takes Leave OF Com
KreRatiOn.

MITCHELL, S. D.. June So--(Special.)-
Rev. Father J. ]. Shea. pastor Of the Holy
Family Catholic church, has been granted
a years leave Of absence from his church
duties in this city, and Will leave next
week for a trip to Canada. where he will
Join a party OF friends for a tour of
Europe, at the end OF which time he will
return TO Canada, and In AL probability viii
spend the remainder OF his days there.
Father Shea was given a farewell recep-
ton by 900 members OF the church. al
which he was presented with q gold watch
as a testimonial Of the affection the
parishioners felt for him. He has been the
pastor OF the Mitchell church for twelve
years, and a year ago completed the con-
struction of a magnificent church building
at cost of over $4,000. He began his
work priest in this state thirty years
ago, going first 10 Lead. thence TO Emmett,
In Union county, from there 20 Huron
and thence 10 DeSmet. coming 10 Mitchell
from the latter point His work in Mitchell
has been successful.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01

SHEEP-A very light supply OF sheep to-
day met with a more active demand and
anything that was fit TO Kill commanded
Quotably strong prices Wyoming wethers
that sold at S& yesterday, went at A0b
the same as Tuesday, out any advance In
OF Improvement in the volume and tone
OF demand. There were no spring lambs
of consequence on sale and quotations re-
mained nominally steady.
Feeder trade presented no new phases
worth mentioning and stock sheep sold
in about the same notches as on previous
days this week. There has been more ac-
tivity in feeder circles lately owing to In
creased receipts of stock suitable for feed
lot and pasture. but demand, while fairly
active. is by no means urgent and prices
are closing about steady with a week ago.
Not many feeder lambs have been coming,
but something good IN this line would sell
right around $500. Good feeder sheep are
Quotable at g. 95a4Q0, with feeder yearlings
from N00Qb.Oa according TO quality.
In a general way fat sheep are closing
about a quarter lower than last Friday,
with good spring lambs little higher
wethers are hardly worse than lOul5c
lower, but heavier grades have been hard
TO move at the full decline. Receipts for
the four days have been normal, mostly
grass sheep Of fair to good quality. and
trade on most days has been slow and un-
even.
Quotations on grass stock:
Choice sprin glands, S5.10a1.5O; fair 10
good spring lambs, $6.25d7.l0; good to choice
lings, $4S5d5l5; good TO choice wethers,
A.0Og4.25 fair to good wethers, S.65a 400;
good to choice ewes, S2&u4lO, falr 10
good ewes, SO 40G3.So.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
New York Mining Stocks.

NEW YORK. June s.-cOsing quotations
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01

OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
Staple and Fancy Produce Prices Fur
nished by Buyers and Wholesalers.

BUTTER-Creamery, No. j, delivered 70
the retail trade IN lip. cartons Zse: 10, l.
Hc, in G0-lD. tubs, H1sc; packing stock sohd
pack, 2011c; dairy, In 6e-lb. tubs, 2Sc. Mar
ket shshges every Tuesday; -,
CHEESE-1Wins lie; young Americas.
l6c; DAISY, hk Nc; uipIets, Inc; hmDerger:
lsc; NO. brick. he: No. Z lac; imported
swiss, soc; domestic. Swiss. ESc
i6c; COCKS, u1fc; ducks, lec; geese, lSc; tur'
keys. 26ei pigeons, per doz-, N-bO; homer
squads, say per doS fancy sqeaps' so
era, from ~ 10 IN los. lse: IA 10 lbs,
lsc; hens, lie; old ROSTERS, &c; ducks, full
feathered, &c; geese, inIl ieatnersd' NC; t1i-
IOe per o0z.; hOmerk. 500 per DOS sQua1s-
No. ], SEQ per doE-; No. 2. Sec.
FISEi--tam froEen)-PickereL 10c; white
tish, l4e; pike, lSc; trout nc: large crap
pies 1bU1Sc; Spanish mRckereI lSC; eel, lbci
haddock l2c; founders, Rc; green catfish
isc buffalo &c; nsRS ts G i Mni's so Ps5sa
81 each; shadroes. per pa1r' sc; nog legs
MEAT cuTs-RiDs. No. l. lslte; No. 2
l4o: no. !. slzc- Loins; Nc. l. iSc; No. :
ilAc; No 5, l019c, Chuck: No. !, sac; No. z
SIC: No. B. 61zc. Round: No. 1, D4tc; No.
liho; No. s. s1Sc. Plate: No. l. 7hc; No.
''fRUITs-Oranses California Caminl
brand kedlRnd nAvels, 50 size, per box. $500
Oo :li 10 Size. AS: is ana smaller err sizes
| Der box, s4.50 Havana Mediterranean
/ sweets l26-ll2 sizes per box, $500; l26 ant
/ 100 sizes per box, $S.259S.50; extra fame!
Mediterranean sweets, per box, SS50ga75
| Vaieneias. s6-ll2-l2s sizes. $3.50; l59 Ant
smaller sizes, stB. Lenons: Lnoriera
extra fancy. 800 so sizes, s50dS.O0; choice
! 500 800 sizes per box. se-UOqe-50; z40 size. 90
Der box less. Bananas: Fancy select, pc
bunch, t2.z5Q2S0 jumbo, bunch. s.. 75QS u
Pineapples: Florida, SO-SB Sizes 500; 42-4
sizes, tz75gs.O0 Cantaloupes: California
/ "a size $500; a. standards, $3.50. Cherries
California. per ie-l6 box. STA Aprieots
| California. red. per 4-basket crate. tl.4C
Peaches: California, per aO-lb. box. 81 70
| triumph, per box, Si2 WatermeiOnE
Texas &c per H. Dates: Anchor brand
| new 90 lib. packages in box, per box. s2.0l
| VEGETABLES-Potst Irish, Wiscon
SACKS, per 6u., Slia Cabbage: New Cal
fornia and southern. per h., Sc Onions
Texas crystal wax, per crate, s2.0O; yellow
| per crate, 81. Is. Garlic; Extra fancy, white
| per ID, l5c; red, per H.. l6c. Egg Plant
| Fancy Florida. per doz., u-50q2W Toma
| toes: Texas. per 4-basket crate, SIS. Beans
suing and wax, per hamper. about Is lbs
Hot house, per doz-, bO9sOc; Texas. pc
HoHEruROWN VEGETABI.Es-Rao
lshes. Extra fancy homegrown, per dOl
| lunches zoe. Lettuce: Extra fancy lea
per doz., &C. Parsley; Fancy homegrown
| per dor. punches. SOC. hhubarb: per dOI
punches. 4bc- Asparagus: Per dOz punches
sc Turnips: Per markeI basket 50c. Car
| rots: per market basket 5G75-- Beets: Pc
| market basket, e6075c. Spinach: Per bushs
Y lbs.. 5oe. Peasi Green. per market bal
MIscELLANEoUs-walhutsi Black. pc
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices ON Board of Trade.


CHICAGO June SO-wan street weak
ness appeared TO be as much OF a bearlsh
Influence on the wheat market today as
IN the first stages OF the northwestern crop
scare. Explanation seemed. to be in the
fact that the grain trade is now figuring
on the wherewithal TO handle the coming
crops. General selling OF wheat had
another powerful reason In a good rainfall
breakinE of the drouth Which has threa:-
ened the yield In the DskoIAs and Mime
sofa Closing prices were FAC 10 SAc net
losses OF Adgsc and ssap%c. PROVISIONS
were unchanced 10 be down.
Time and again the wheat market rallied
but in every instance the price weakened
and worked lower. The official forecast
was for showers and cooler weather in the
northwest -tonight and tomorrow. Inc
tremlsts regarding winter wheat, ana there
were advices from the harvesters showing
unanimously fine results. Even Missouri.
= eaten by Assslan fiy, and with much of
the states acreaSe plowed under, reported
/, a No. / grade for the initial car OF wheat
sent TO st Louis oklahoma was said 10
be taking In grain OF magnificent Gualiyy.
al estimate by private authority that the
total winter and spring crop would reach
only Gus OOO,O00 bushels was 30 far away
from the popular conception that selling
efforts were redoubled rather than otner-
wise. September ranged from s7M to 9sbkc
20 2Stc compared with last night
Corn SPECTATORS showed remarkable
Cnhnke Oh lIonN IA many cases. anu AlA0lN
was q good scattered commission demand
besides september ttuctuated between
beSsa0gSGc ana 6O1aei with the close NC mel
lower AZ b9S4c Inc cash market was tlrln
NO yeiEow closed at 607lu6l14c.
With Kansas promising the largest CROP
Of oats ever raised. IN that state, longs un-
loaded today and some OF the large sellers
Of wheat took a hand also on the Deal
side. Variations for the september option
reached high and low limits at SSssc anc
CSC finishing &c off at SSlSc.
Trade IN nog products consisted Chiefly
IN the cleaning up OF July speculative
DEALS pinal quotations were DC less OK.
psnsive for PORK and lard, with rios IN
changed 10 q shade below.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
GAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Local Showers Reported in North
Dakota Wheat Country.
WHEAT Is WEAK AND LOWER
Oorn Market e. stubborn and Holds
Firm In the Face of weaker
Wheat and Ideal Grow
ing weather.


OMAHA, June %. 1910
t,aI6ocal showers were reported in North
tistHs..a where the warm dry weather com
fS.-ts nave Originated
,,.tle OF the most buliish traders OF last
,haS.A nave turned sellers on the opinion
= AsA tne advance mas been too STEADY and
~5NoacA a. Warranted
,o,. nc strength IN corn was due entirely 10
wlIn. the expectation, OF freer country Of
ieIiIMes which did not fnaterialize.
neat Was weak and lower again TO-
oAy.r Selling was OF heavy and good char
SStel On reported scattered rains IN the
Norm Dakota district, IL would seem that
NV orouth had broken and that with law
Oyerestimated.
The corn market acts stubborn and holds
LLIin IN face OF weaker wheat and idea
sIOMlns weather In the corn belt Coun-
~ feinng has been Disappointing and local
steady ana unchanged
Pnmary wheat receipts were 30S 90,
oushelsr and shipments were 2lS,OJO bushel:
Aeainst receipts last year Of $4,000 bushels
aug shipments Of IA, 20 bushels
PRIMARY corn receipts were $4,000 bushels
and shipments were $4,000 bushels against
IcceiPts last year OF 355,OJ1 bushels and
Shipments OF $500 bushels.
CearanceS were 500 bushels OF corn
LOoV bushels OF oats and wheat and floul
equal 70 lO4, 900 bushels
Liverpool closed 1hd lower on wheat and
Nd higher on corn.
Ioeai range OF optsonB:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01

" 4S:.I ..is. fsr u. s:1. iiitS iS.r:s
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
weather record at Omaha.

The minimum temperature and precipl-
tation compared with thE iast three years:
1919. 1850 1905. lyOi.
Aff,gv,,,,r,,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
Metal Market,

NEW YORK, June Se.-METALS-Stand-
August and September, 81. 75eIl2.00. Lon
don, quiet; spot, E54 los; futures, f55 Be Sd
Arrivals reported at New York, $50 tons
custom house returns show exports OF tx
tens, making 1882 for this month. Lake
copper. S12.621kF12S7h; electrolytc. - 25d
1850, and casting. $12.lz1hq12&h.
TIN-Strong; spot, SS.2SqS.5o; July and
August. $50 121&Q33.5o; September, S33 15G
$3.50. Sales, five tons spot, At $3.50 Lon
don strong; spot, fl50 1Osi futures. ISL Is
LEAD-Ftrm; spot, A.45@4@, New York
lis %.
SPELTER-Firmer; spot, s55o@5eO, New
York $500q5.071s East St. Louis. London
f27 bs.
IRON-Unchanged; SSs Sd for Cleveland
warrants in London. The local market wal
quiet. No. foundry northerp. sl65o61656
No. 2. 3l6O0d1s.25; No / southern and No
/ southern, soft, tl6E5@1676
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01

Cash quotations were Rs follows
FLOUR-Firm; winter patents A5Oq
4.s0; winter straights' SAsOa4'ei spring
Strhshts, A5Oq47O; bakers, g; sOQS 10;
spring patents. best hard. $6.55a67o.
RYE-NO. 2 74d76c
BARLEY-Feed % mixing, 4sG5se; fair to
choice mating, 60l5lc.
sFEp-FSaT. No. i, southwestern. Sl.g71s
No. / northwestern, t2olh; timothy 800;
ei PPgReorvisssiiSo $50 pork. per bbl t2LOOa
IS; lard. per 100 lbs, 2.S2h; short ribs,
sides (loOssl, Si5.Oofli5.S71z; short clear
sides .Qboxed), slAOoq1A2S.
Total cleArances OF wheat and flour were
equal 70 lN 900 bushelsi primary receipts
were $4,000 bushels, compared with "a, 0Oo
bushels the corresponding day year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
5 cara; corn "a cars oats IN cars hoss'
CHICAGO Cash PrisAs,- Wheat: No. 3 red
sSasng$ s. s0o5t; No. red e6asee; NO. hard
fi5a. No. 3 hard, s4qsslto; No; ! northern
spring tl.Iiql.i2ls; No. 2 northern sRring
de6al.O71t; No. ) spring. sscqaloS, Corn
NJ. fysIIoW, 6Ca.aaEe; No. s yellow, 5silg
6Oo ORtsi No. white. 4oss440Aci No.
white, SSk94Oe; No white. $14e; standard
BTTTER-stesdy. ersAmeries. ssda7Ho
BGGs-SteSdy: receipts. ana eases; q
mark, cases Included. lbal6hsc' firsts' NC
CHEESE = Steady daisies. l5ltdl5Ae
twins, l5alSike; young Americas. BAal51sc
'PoTxIoEs-stsady; choice TO fancy. lsG
BE- fair 10 good, l54l6c-
POULTRY-Steady. turkeys. lsc; chick
ems, lae. springs. 2g2Se- -. =.
SIC: 60 70 SS-lb weights. SGel1e; S 20 no
~. Weights, 10n l0ifc-
chicaSo Receipts-Today; Wheat. . cars
morrow: wheat 8 earsi corn. 81 cars
oats. lzl cars.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
Total receipts. %. IS
DISPOSITION.

CATTLE-Receipts OF cattle were very
light To-Day, only fifty-four cars being re-
ported in. THIS makes the focal for the
Iour days only l0,bs3 head as against 4e'osL
head Tor the same days last week Inc
market as a whole was in very satistac-
tory condition.
Inc supply of beef steers was small, but
here was considerable inquiry ana prices
we're again steady to stronger, making the
market IVd1Jc higher than the low time
There was nothing very choice on sale 70
make a real test of the top.
Cows and heifers were IN GOOD demand
this morning and the few loads on sale
changed hands at an early hour Al prices
around 1Oc higher than yesterday. In otheT
words, the market on COW stun Is AROUND
25c higher than the low time.
There were no feeders on sale, at least
none OF any consequence, and only rev
small ldLs Of stock cattle. The feeling on
me act was firm.
g. .-.Ivns on cattle: Good TO choice
corn fed steers, N.256SO0; fair to good corn
fed steers, S6.50Q7.26; common 10 talr corn
fed steers. S5.0Og6.50; good 10 choice cows
and hei1ers S5.U0Q6O0; fair to good COWS
and heifers, $3SO0D5.v0 common 10 fair
cows and heifers, &2.15qSs0; good 10 choice
stockers and feeders, t425G6.7b; fair TO
good stockers and feeders, s. 1Sq+-zo; com
mon 10 fair stockers and feeders, $S-V09
ais; stock heifers, $S.25Q4.Oei veal calves
s. 5OlD7.VO Bulls, stays, etc, S52bq5.W.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
MANIA DISTRICT

Corn and wheat Region Bulletin.
For Omaha, Neb for the twenty-four
hours ending at a. m. 18th meridian time,
Thursday, June %, 1910:
OMAHA DISTRICT
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01

ST. LOUIS, June 30-CATTLE-Receip ts,
a2Od head, including 1900 Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
81 bOas.50; dressed beef and butchers steers,
Ss0guB Is; steers under 900 pounds, S.75G
100; stockers ana feeders, $4.20q5.75; cows
and helters, S4b0d7.25; Gamers, $2.5OQ2 70;
bulls. 81 g56p6.Vp; calves, $5.50dS.5O; Texas
and Indian steers, s46Oq7.OO; COWS and
heifers s.. 506I5.75.
HOGS-hecelpts, GOO head; market l0c
higher; pigs and lights, $y.l0aS.65; packers,
~ S5d9.56; butchers and best heavy, Ss.4Oq
$50.
EHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 400
head; market 10dl5c higher; native muttons,
81 VO6 4.OO; lambs, $5.75dS25: culls and bucks,
Is; stockers, S3.V094OO
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
Kansas CITY Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, June S.-CATTLE-Re-
oeipts 4.50O head. including 400 southernsi
market steady TO shade higher dressed bt ef
ana export steers, S7.00qS29; fair 10 good,
S5O0d7.u0; western steers, Si.WdGI5, stock-
ers and feeders, &c. 75d575; southern steers,
49, 25Gf6. 10; southern COWS, S2.y0q4.OJ; native
cows, 81 2JN575; native heifers, S%5cg -
bulls, 81. 25614g ~; calves, SS506lI15.
IOGS-Receipts 1900 head market 5dlo1
higher, advance lost; top, S9.S7+s bulk of
sales, $9.10gsS0i heavy, Se.O5Qsl5; packers
and butchers, $s1Nu9.2eSs light. Ss22q
9e2H; light, 50 25g9.S719: pigs, sS.6JffS0J
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 80.
head market steady TO l5c higher; lambs.
S6.bOsI7.65 yesrlings, S5.O010.W; wethers,
$4O0d475 ewes, S3.69Q450; stockers and
feeders, $2.50g4.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK June So.-COTTON-Spot
closed quiet 10 20 points higher; middling
uplands, 15.S5c; middiing gulf lSGoca sales,
3l62 bales. Futures closed very steady
July, 10. SAC; August, 1A7Sc; September.
cember. 1850; January, l2.Sc; February.
u &c March, 12Ic
GALVESTON, June So.-COTToN-Steady
at "A l1-16c.
ST LOUIS. June 30-CcTToN-Dull,
m!ddling 1lTsc; sales, none; receipts, L5bS
bales; shipments, 2O0S bales; stock, 1851
bales
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01

market for coffee futures opened steady al
a decline OF five points on July but gen
orally unchanged 20 one point higher IN
sympathy with steady French cables
There was very little business during the
day, but July recovered it's initial loss IN
the absence OF important offerings and
quiet. net unchanged 70 2 points higher
Sales were reported OF 1850 bags, Closing
bids follow: July, 6S0c; August, s6Sc; Sep
TENDER, October. November and December
670c; January. 67sc; February. 6T4c; March
G7sc; April. 676c, and May, 67G
Owing 20 the holiday there were no cables
from Brazil IIaYre closed unchanged q
4 franc higher; Hamburg, y higher 20 !.
pfR. lower. New York warehouse deliveries
yesterday, 6.74s bags against S.5ss last
year. Spot, steady; Rio No 7. SIC; Santos
No. 4. size; mid, quiet. c0rdOva, SAsqlzhc
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01

dollars. tlse 1900; silver dollars OF 1880
fl6lZ0lo. silver certificates outstanding,
f4S9 IL. 600.
General Fund-Standard silver dollars In
general fund. 2o59. 40. current liabilities,
~. 1859. working balance In treasury Of
fees. 81 Sf5 fa9; In hanks 60 credit Of the
treasurer Of the United states, fll,6Ss, So
subsidiary silver coin. S20l01, el2; minor
coin, t95s SIS total balance In general FUND
s.. 2S5. Os2
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01

MINNEAPOLIS, June a0.-WHEAT-July.
81 10: September N.O6hs; December, N-05&.
Cash, No. / hard. Nlf: No. 1 northern.
Si.lllql 1Si4; No. northern. NO9AQ LIlS;
No 8 81 06ir6f1 O9is
TL4AN-S2O7i..
CORN-No yellow, 55f56c.
OATS-No white, SSd4Oc
RYE-No Q GSI11c.
BRAN-In l00-lb, sacks $500
FLOUR-In wood, Z. o. b., Minneapolis
First patents S5.9o6SbO: second patents,
S5l0d5.so; first clears 81 l5GA25; second
clears s. 90N3.30.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
ST Louis general Market.

ST. LOUIS June SO.-wHEAT-Futures,
lower; July, 947sc; September, 951kc. Cash
Lower; track No. red, sl0qLl0; No. ?
hard, 97c@$1.06.
CORN-Futures, lower; July. 57%c; Sep
TENDER, 6shc. Cash: Lower: track No. 2.
6Oa6Oi1c; No. white, 64q641kc
OATS-Futures, lower; July, S5Jte; Sep
TENDER. 36lSc. Cash Higher; track No. 2.
SSc No. white, t21zc.
RYE-Ftrm. 7bc
FLOUR-Firm; red winter patents, 5000
SIS; extra fancy and straight, $450Q4.S IS
hard winter clears, S3-50q3.y0.
SEED-Timothy, 33O0d3.65.
CORNMEAL-t825.
BRAN-W eak; sacked, east track, S6d8Sc
HAY-steady; timothy, slA5Oq1s.Oo; prairie.
81. 50a14.Oo.
BAGGING-S%c.
HEMP TWINE-7c
PROVISIONS - Pork, steady: jobbing
S2426. Lard, lower; primes steam, t1l.S2iFd
l2O2ls. Dry salt meats, higher; boxed
extra short, Sl4B; clear ribs, SI4%; short
clears. Sl4-25. Bacon, higher; boxed, extra
shorts, sl5.75; clear ribs, $lb.75; short clears
tl6OO
POULTRY - Firm; chickens. l2ltc;
springs 1SG2Sc; turkeys, lSci ducks Dc;
geese, &c.
BUTTER-steady; creamery. 24aZHe.
T(aT.G-GtRadV
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
Asks to Have Hia TAnes Rniaed.

ABERDEEN, S. L. June 50--(Spseial -
J. L. Browne former speaker Of the South
Dakota slate house OF Representatives and
prominent business man OF Aberdeen.
furnished a good example to other business
men when he appeared before the city
board of equalization this week and asked
that body TO raise his personal property
assessment in the city from 500 TO s2.UOO
explaining that he had been assessed too
low and did not feel he would be paying
his just proportion OF taxes under the as
SCISSORS figures.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
Boston Closing stocks,
Bank of England Statement

LONDON, June sO.-The weekly statement
OF the Bank OF England shows the follow
ing changes:
Total reserve, decrease, E1, T0S 900; circu-
lation increase. ElO63, 900; bullion, increase
E645, 752; other securities, increase, 9S,967 :
600; other deposits, increase, $40 443, 900; pub
lie deposits, decrease. G3,lSS 600; notes re-
serve, decrease, 1.62S, CO.,
Government securities unchanged.
The proportion Of the banks reserve to
liability this week IL All per cent; last
week II was ass per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
MESIEhNS-NEB
" western helfers. ~ :

~ western W. -
HOGS-Prices opened a big nickel higher
in the hog yards this morning, but after q
few loads OF mixed ana lights had been pur-
chased on this basis, demand became in
different and sales dropped back into yes
terdays notches. Most of the hoks
changed hands at generally steady figures,
four droves sggregatng s,SO0 head, cost
ing about 500.
Shipping demand was very slack, as
usual, and only few selected loads were
wanted on outside orders. Heavtes were
neglected by all classes Of buyers from
start to finish and had 20 sell at figures
steady 20 3 nickel lower. rough and ex-
IRENE heavles moving at the low pr5ces
While movement was at no time active
closing rounds were decidedly dull the
market finishing weak at yesterdays aver
age.
A large share of receipts went at IS sOd
$40. as compared with much the same
spread In prices yesterday Tops advanced
to 1925. the best light hogs selling at this
figure.
The demand al that price was limited &c
one or two loads and other light hogs just
about as good had TO sell for a good deal
less money.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01

NEW YORK, June sO-MONEN-on call
strong and higher at 2haJh per cent;
ruling rate. per cent: closing bid, ga per
cent; offered CT 81 per cent
TIME LOANS-Steady and very dull;
sixty days, 3d3h per cent and ninety days
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4Ad o.
per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE-Weak with
actual business in bankers bills at ASf9q
4 s425 for sixty-day bills and at A.S5S Tor
demand. Commercial bills. fSltd&A-
SILVER-Bar. 53l4c: Mexican dollars, SIC.
BONDS-Government steady; railroad
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle and sheep Markets Higher
HoPn Reported steady.

CHICAGO. June 20.-CATTLE-Rece ipts,
5000 head; market lOc higher; steers =. 25t1
$50; COWS, $4OOd6.25; good beef heiters, SaVl
@6.2s; bulls, S.t0d6. -; calves, A5oG "T'
Suckers and feeders, S450g7.I5.
HOGS-Receipts 1900 head: market
steady; heavy, Sq.90d9.d5; butchers. $3.50
$50; mixed, ss. 35d9 45; light Ss.50Q955; pack
ing, SS@de.2, pigs, s9.4od9.75; bulk or sales
-. 25spg.45.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1900
head; market 15c higher; sheep, $AI5d45
yearlings, A75d SIS; lambs, S5.J0dEI5; spring
lambs, N.75dS.b0.