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Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10
new YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Conspicuous Movements in Stocks
Confined to Few Issues.
BEARS EFFORTS FAIL UNIFORMLY
sluEEishness of stocks Diverts Spec
uIRtive Interest Into Bond Market,
which Exhibits Greater
Activity.

NEW YORK. June 9.--Conspicuous move
ments in stocks today were confined to a
! few Issues, most of which have been
prominent Tor some time on account of
their strength.
The bear party. which has been unusu-
ally aggressive at times OF late, and with
Indifferent success made a few attempts
today to depress prices but the mark Ell
displayed sufficient strength to meet these
attacks easily.
The chief points OF strength were Cana
dian Pacific, which advanced pa to 242it
a new high record; the Fries, Tennessee
copper and number Of specialties, such
as American Beet Sugar, Westinghouse
Electric, Western Union and Sears-Roe-
more. Erie common rose to the highest
point reached in year or more.
me sluggishness Of stocks diverted spec-
ulative interest into the bond market
whlch exhibited the greatest relative activ-
Ivy. Large transactions occurred in New
york city As, Atchison convertibes Wa
bash, P1ttsburg certificates and local trac-
ton securities
The statement of condition of national
banks, to be made as a result of today's
call OF the comptroller of the currency is
expected TO disclose generally favorable
conditions
Known movements of money for the
week indicated a considerable gain in cash
by the banks, more than 100000 having
been received from the interior as against
loss OF more than $lO00,O00 to the sub
Canada.
Bonds were firm Total sales, par value.
3l&.ON United states bonds were un.
changed on call.
Number OF sales ara leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS,

Notice is hereby given that the Board VI
Education of Randolph, Nebraska will re.
ceive bids for the construction Of a High
school Building at Randolph Nebraska ac.
cording TO the drawings and specifications
on file In the office of the Secretary of the
Board OF Education. Randolph, Nebrask
Bids Will be addressed to s. o. Reese
Secretary, enclosed and sealed I'm properly
enclosed envelopes ana filed with him not
later than two o'clock p. m, June goth 1911
Copies OF the drawings and sgecifcations
can be obtained from the undersigned or
from the Architect, John Latenser, Archi-
tect, 632 Bee Building, Omaha, upon ap.
plication, A certified check for $500 must
accompany all applications for drawings
as guarantee that bids viii be submitted
Oh the same. the check to be returned when
the drawings are returned. All bids must
be submitted on blank proposals which
VIII be furnished on application BY the
Secretary of the Board of Education or
the Architect
Each bidder must submit with his pro.
posal certified check in a sum equal "a
two 90 per cent of such proposal ds a
guarantee Of good faith, the same to Re
drawn in favor Of s, o. Reese, Secretary OF
the Board of Education.
The board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids and to waive irregular
tiles in the bids IL in the interest OF the
county so to do.
June 5th, 1911
5. o. REESE, Secretary.
June6-8-1O-l3 Randolph NebraskI
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10

SHEEP-Nothing much was received in
the way of sheep or lambs and the market
as whole remained nominal. The largest
shipment yarded consisted Of two cars OF
southern ewes and wethers consigned
direct to packer.
In quality the supply this week shows
little change from last weeks receipts, but
variety has been conspicuous by it's alb
sence. The big bulk Of the run proved to
be lambs, almost all shorn. One consign-
ment Of wooded MeNicans was included in
Mondays supply and sold at $765 only a
dime less than the seasons high price for
tins class Of stock. They were the last OF
the Gould feeding and as all other standard
wooded brands were cashed some time ago,
IT is safe to say that animals in fleece
have practically quit coming.
Plenty Of Improvement in values fea-
tured shorn lamb trade during the first
two days, but the demand at and since
mld-week has been more or less criticised.
common and in-between grades lost n
portion of the carly advance as the result
OF this discrimination, while strictly good
and choice offerings escaped the cost
cheapening process. a spread of 81. OOd6 40
Tor in-between lambs as compared with
toppy classes at Sc. JOG7. 10 indicated 2515Oc
advances on the former grades and 50u6Oc
advances on the first quality strings.
Trade in matured muttons has been
small and seasonably uncertain. Now and
then a package of good sheep moved at
relatively high prices taking Chicago ouo-
tauons as basis, but IL is generally ad-
mltted among buyers that normally sun
piled market would be properly trimmed.
nv lew buHCnCH Oh OlO Sneep on sale this
week were merchandised through local
channels. Roughly described. ewes, weth-
ers, etc, are closing about steady with
week ago. Seven loads OF southern grass
sheep were included in total offerings, but
I'VE OF them were shipped direct to packers
quotations on sheep and lambs; Spring
lambs. fair to good, S55Od6.75; shorn lambs.
good TO choice, $.25G1l0; shorn lambs, fair
TO good, SI5u6.25; feeding lambs. shorn
S3.5Oa45O; yearlings, shorn, A.6565.25; weth-
ers, shorn, A.00a45O; ewes. good to choice,
n. 4 ia = m gIn
SO 50G14 90 -
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10
coffee arket.

NEW YORK. June 9-Coffec futures
opened steady at a decline OF Bias roHts
IN response to lower European cables and
predictions OF larger receipts at Santos
DURING June than previously anticir ated
Trading was very quiet. but there was a
httle scattered selling and the market
eased little further in the late I aiding
on reports OF firm offers from Brazil The
close was quiet at a net decline of 2d9
points. Sales, 600l bags; June. 10 SOC: July,
ioStc August, l0I6c; September, 10 Sac Oc-
tCber, 10. 4Sc; November. lO17c: December
ie45c: January and February 10 4Sc;
March. 10.47c; April and May. 10 4Sc
Havre, y franc lower; Hamburg Lott
pig. lower; Rio. % refs higher a. : $50;
santos, 50d75 res higher Is s $500; Is 6
SOh Receipts at the two Brazilian ports,
l3tW bags against II SO lest year: Jun
d,ahy receipts, 100 against 1850 last year
New York warehouse deliveries Yesterday
IA $50 bags against 10.44S last year.
Spot coffee, steady: Rio No. Z l2ssdl2H;
santos No g. lSc mild uuiet; CordoVa
'"H'1-C nominal
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10
Capitalist Shot by
French Maid Who'is
Discharged by Wife
Man Prominent in Many States May
Die-Woman Charges False
Prosecution.

SAN FRANCISCO, June &C. Frederick
Kohl, a prominent capitalist. was shot and
probably fatally wounded today by Adele
Verge, a French maid, until recently in his
wife's employ. The shooting occurred in
the corridor OF the Grant building. in which
the superior courts are housed, and to
which Mr. Kohl had gone as a witness in a
suit recently brought by Miss Verge against
him and Frank A. Miller, hotel manager
OF Riverside, for malicious prosecution.
The suit which led to todays tragedy
was an outgrowth of a quarrel between
Miss Verge and a chauffeur and the
formers discharge from Mrs. Kohrs serv-
ice. Miss Verge alleged in her complaint
that Mr.. Kohl and Mr.. Miller had pre-
vented her from obtaining employment.
After court adjourned Miss Verge
descended to the main entrance and when
Mr.. Kohl emerged from the elevator she
drew a weapon from the folds OF her skirt
and fired. The bullet entered just below
the heart.
Miss Verge was taken In charge by the
police. She was hysterical and unable to
make a coherent statement
Mr. Kohl is one of the richest men in
San Francisco. He Is a member OF the
New York Yacht club. the Metropolitan
club of Washington, d. c., the Richmond
County Town and County club OF Philadel-
phia and prominent clubs on the Pacific
coast His wife was Miss Elizabeth Cooley
OF Washington, d. c.
On the operating table Mr.. Kohl regained
consciousness and said he freely forgave
the woman.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10
BEEF STEERS.

.HOGS-Hog buyers were anything but
timid, even though a good-szed weekend
supply arrived, Trading started out in
free, active style and practically all Of a
i'O-car run moved sea eward within two
hours after the opening. Prices ruled
higher under the influence OF keen demand
from all quarters and larger droves were
put up at big nickel advances. Lard,
butcher and bacon weights claimed equal
Improvement and there was possibly a
slight narrowing Of spreads. Preference
still centers on the lighter grades, of
course, and is largely reflected by lOGl5c
$50 to 265 pounds
Orders from shippers and spectators
had very fair volume, full 10 per cent OF
total offerings selling to traders not as
ISOLATED with local packing plants Quality,
as usual, was primary factor in determin-
ing selections, as absence OF presence of
weight was recognized only by customary
margins.
Heavy animals OF the lard order moved
around $50 and butcher grades sold largely
at $b.S5q59O Choice lights reached S.
a top that Is dime above yesterdays high
price.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10
stock in sight.
BRADsTREETs REVIEW OF TRADE
Trade, Crop aud Industrial Conditions
of Variable Character.


of Variable Character.
NEW YORK, June 9.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say:
Trade, crop and industrial conditions
are OF a variable character with the gem
dences of good feeling hitherto noted are
to be met. Jobbing trade is of a between
season character and midyear sales of
spring and summer fabrics furnish the
chief occupation. As to tariff matters the
belief Is growing that radical legislation
is not likely.
Short time is still the leading feature
In the textile trades Leather is quieter
after the spell OF buying induced by the
rectn advance in prices. She manufacture
ing Is not active except for specialties. The
building trades and material lines catering
there to are quiet.
Collections are a trife better at some
centers where retail trade has been helped
by summer demand and clearance sale but
are not better than fair in most sections.
for the week ending June were 232 against
l6S last week, 1883 in the like week of 1910,
lS1 in 1903. 253 in 1908 and 16l in 1907.
business failures in Canada for the week
number twenty-three, which contrasts with
twenty-elght last week and thirty-six for
the like week in 1910.
Wheat. including flour, exports from the
United States and Canada for the week
ending June aggregate 2, i32, $40 bushels,
against 3,67S,366 last week and 700,O65 this
ending June exports are III 1876, 216 bushels
against l3S2O2,0T5 In the corresponding
period last year
Corn exports for the week are LOIS IA
bushels, against 56S,596 last week and
239, $50 in 1910.
For the forty-nine weeks ending June g.,
corn exports are 4,90O,5G bushels, against
q, 4SS 422' last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10
DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE
Such Change as Takes Place in Bust
ness for Better. Y
ADVANCES ARE SLOW BUT SURE
Activity I'm steel Bars in Response TO
Larger buying by Implement
Makers ana Railroad Orders
Are Free.

NEW YORK, June 9.-Dun's Weekly Re-
view Of Trade tomorrow will say:
such change as has taken place I'm busi-
ness Is for the better Advance in confl-
dence Is slow, and the growth in activity
slower. but both are advancing and grow
ing. 49,
The improvement in demand following
the recent cut I'm steel prices. Is not gem
eral. The activity In bars Is in response
to larger buying by agricultural implement
makers and railroad orders are coming in
freely. In pig iron II Is estimated that pro-
duction Is now close to consumptive re-
qurements &
Several additional furnaces were blown
out last month. Current demand reflects
scant Improvement, as the existing weak
mes In prices encourages buyers to hone
Tor further concessions. A DEVELOPMENT Cf
considerable interest was the advance in
pig iron at London TO the highest level on
record, without sign Of price weakness;
the cotton goods markets are quieter. with
jobbers still disnclined to anticipate in any
active way.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10
Article. Open. High Low. Close. lYes'y.
Cnsh nuotations wore as follow

Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Barely steady; winter patents
S4.O5q465; best hard. $.45d5.55; straights
Ss.TOq46; spring straights, A.l0q4.2S; bak-
ers, 81 4OQ450.
RYE-No, 2. &c.
BARLEY-Feed or mixing, 55q7Oc; fair to
choice mailing, S5q96c.
IPsRSovIsIoNs-Mess pork. per bbl. ti5. 50
@l5.S24s. Lard, per 100 lbs. $50. short
ribs, sides Qoose), N.621zGS371A; short clear
sides. (boxed). $S.l21A9S25
Total clearances OF wheat and flour were
equal to $4,000 bushels. Exports for the
week, as shown by Bradstreets, were equal
70 =. $500 bushels. Primary receipts were
els the corresponding day year ago. Es-
timRted receipts for tomorrow wheat. &
cars; corn, 64S cars; oats, 1888 cars; hogs,
chicago Cash Priees-wheat: No. 9 red,
e2@93c; No. red, Ssdslc No. hard ga
sac; No. 3 hard. sSa92c; No. l northern
sPTnagSo a. sgi MG sI RSssheT TorS spri5S
Z cash. 4%665c; No. ) cash. 54d644c; No
2 white 5+Q5l%c; No. 5 white 54lLd64s.c :
NS 6sl aS. NO SS0SS Sbit SO' s ssisLSw' @
white. S74q9SAc; No. white S1AGs7sc
BUTTERSsseady; creameries. l702ic;
EGGS-steady; receipts. ls.ll7 cases; at
mark. eases included. nQlIse; firsts, l3c;
CHEEsE-Steady: daisies, llNaunc:
twins 1OAQllc; young Americas. lltGlilsc ;
long horns. uhdiihc
OTATOES-Unsettled; old. 60lf67c. new
choice 20 fancy, Sl40d&1.50
PoULrRY--Live, easy; turkeys. lie;
chickens, Eye; springs, 29G2Se -.
NEAL--Steady; 80 to 6O-lb. WITS, SQSisc;
90 10 S-lb. WITS, SAG9hc: S. TO llO-lb. WITS.
s5da5o; IS 70 ll0-lb, WITS. lOllOl1c.
Receipts roday-Wheat. p cars; corn.
Estimated romorrow-wheat. Is cars;
corn bs cars; oats, lbs cars,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10

BUTTER-Dull; creamery. 17d22c.
EGGS-Lower; 111zc.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10

NEW YORK June 9-Standard copper,
dull; spot, June, July August and Sep
TENDER, $11S5d12O5. London market. steady.
Spot. f55 los; futures, IS is Sd. Arrivals re-
ported at New York today, 255 tons Gus
tom house returns show exports of s,O6l
tons so far this month. Lake copper,
$l225d125O; electrolytic, S12 25a12 BIZ, and
casting. 81 ,S7lsal2l2h. Tin, unsettled (;
$42 25GD4295; August. SAL 50d42 1914; Septem-
Der. $4l00d4190 Sales five tons; spot at
S4S25 and five tons spot at $4S.12h. The
London market continued excited, closing
weak. spot, f222 futures f1S9 los. Lead,
dull. A.40D4.5O. New York; A17hd4,2 % h,
East st. Louis London. f13 IS Sd. Spelter,
steady 1874 New York; $5.20Q530 East
St Louis London. f24 12s Cd. Anthony,
dull; Cookson's $780, Iron, Cleveland war
rants 46s in London. Locally iron was
quiet No. 1 foundry northern, No. foun-
dry southern and No l foundry southern
soft, s15.OOQ15.5O; No. northern, $1l.7Jq
* o.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10

ST. LOUIS, Mo, June 9.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, l,4OJ head, including 100 Texans.
Market strong; native shipping and ex-
butcher steers, s.. 25d6O0: steers under ,OOC
pounds, SJ.COd6.2J; stockers and feeders.
SS.OOu525; cows and hefers sS0Od525; cows
and heifers, $3.5Ud625; Gamers, $2OOa3.OO;
ana Indian steers, AOOa6OO; cows and
HOGS-Recelps A., $500 head; market
steady; pigs and lights S5.00lJ $780, packers.
$0.i5a6.25; butchers and best heavy, $6l5
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 400
head' market, steady; native muttons, $500
"A 90; lambs, $500sD7.25; culls and buck,s
g2.OOa315; stockers. So O0d8.25
1si........,5 in Obshrd shr shr sh rshr
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10
CHICAGO LIVE sToCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle stendy-HOEs
HiRher-Sheen Wenk

CHICAGO, June 9-CATTLE-Receip
800 head; market steady; beeves IS. lO0
800; Texas steers, S450d5.75; western
steers, A.15q565: stockeTs and feeders 81. s.
S5.O06lS. Is.
higher; light, $6,OOd655 mixed. IS 9Sd6 IS;
heavy, S5.SCd6.421s; rough. IS. SOq6OO; good
to choice heavy, $6.00n6 32lh; pigs, S56Ol3
615; bulk of sales, $6.1Od63O
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts tSOOO
head; market weak; native, SSOGd4 50;
western. $325@4.6o; yearlings, $4 35Gi5. q /;
native lambs, &25aS65 western, s. 25dD
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10
CnrlOt Receipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on hoard of Trade.

Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, June 9.-Hot weather damage
In Kansas. Nebraska and other states al
most monopolized the attention of wheat
Traders today. In consequence, the closing
tone was strong at a net advance OF Ap3bc
10 h9&c. Other leading staples too. all
bhowed substantial gains over last night
corn. 1c to 1kc: oats. 1hc TO 1tsc, and pro-
visions from INC to nearly SOC.
selling drive at wheat S was attempted ID
think that the government crop report had
not been sufficiently discounted beforehand.
The error of such course was quickly
demonstrated, offerings being snapped up
under orders from the big owners of cash
wheat here. When the source of the bull
support was noticed. every short in the
local trade tried to cover. simultaneously,
the pit was being flooded with reports of
the disastrous effects of high temperatures
all through the west. The Nebraska dis
patches asserted that the hot weather was
ehriveling the wheat and there were COM
plants even from as far up as South Da-
kota. July ranged from SOHc to 92hc, and
In the end was Nc TO &c up at 92c.
The windup for the day IN corn was at
- the highest point OF the season. From the
start the market was affected by reports
of material damage in Texas and by the
official forecast OF continued hot weather.
July fluctuated between 64%c and 55Mc,
closing firm, 10 net higher. at b51hc. Cash
grades were In moderate demand. No 2
yellow closed at 55a65kc.
Allegations that the high winds and in
tense heat were firing the oats crop in
Nebraska and elsewhere made the market
Tor that cereal strong. December oats scared
also above the 40c level for the first time
In months for any delivery. High and low
points for July were 8Szc and sc, with
close of 3SIlc, rise of nc over last night
An idea that the hot wave would neces-
Bariiy decrease the marketing of hogs was
responsible for most of the advance in
provisions. When the pit was cleared pork
WAS up 47c to 7hc, lard was dearer, 171ec to
h0c and ribs 22Ih@26c to SOC.
Prices In Chicago. furnished by the Up
dixie Grain COmDanV. teleDhOne Douglas
2473, 70S Brandeis building, Omaha:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10
Kew YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations Of the Day on various
Commodities

u
NEW YORK, June 9-FLoUR-Quiet;
g s5q4oo; winter patents. SiiOa45O; spring
81 90; winter extras, No. 2. S315a3 q; kan
sas straights, A15G430 Rye flour, quet
q Jar II, to good. A.s5u515; choice to fancy
CoRNMEAL,-steady; fine white and vel
wv S,,o 'Llogl2O. coarse, h.lOd1l5; kiln dried
wHEAT-spot market irregular: No. .
req S%e, elevator, and 9sNc. o. b.,
ahoati NO. northern Duluth, S.OSIs T. o.
o., ailoat Futures market was firm most
| OF the day on very light offerings, fears
or Dull support and steady cables, but
, ,ost part OF the gain on favorable crop
LIN reIn,s ana poor cash demand, but again
| Taineo ana closed at MdAc net higher.
July closed at % 1-16c; September at oslo.
.COHN-Spot market firmer; export new
NO. :, O219c, I. o. b., afloat. Futures market
was firmer on the spot. closing Adl1,c net
advance. July closed at 63Jkc; September,
oztc :, December, 63Ac.
white, i419c; No. ?, 45c; No 8, &c; No. l.
S1zc. Futures market was without trans
actions closing nominal.
HOPS-ftrmi state common to choice
5slo 2saS2c; 1903, 2Oa22c; Pacific coast 1910
HAY-Steady; prime 81 .4Od1.S; No. 1.
81; 20; No. 2 N25a1.s 80; No. 3. SiOoai.o5. =
HIDES-Steady; Central American 1S1km
0c; Bogota, 21Ad22hc.
Oh Neutrality-suspicious.; hemlock firsts. 2SH9
. PIsRa6oVIsIoNs-Pork quiet; mess, S17.75
CISCO; family, s1S.OOQl95O; short clears,
go. loql1O0. Beef. easy; mess. Sl150p
Z 0o family, sl25Oa1SOO; beef hams, $500
q275O Cut meats, firmer; picked bellies,
~ to II lbs, SlOO0n13OU: pickled hams
sl290a13O0 Lard, firm; middle west prime
=. 5QS5o; refined, quiet; continent, $685.
south American, %.U; compound. $.3TIa
TALLoW--Quiet; prime city. hhds, sac;
country, 5Ikd6c
BUTTER-Barely steady; creamery spe-
Gals, 2S923@c; extras. 3ll4Q22c. firsts 20l5
q2lc; seconds. 1sQ2Oc; thirds, lSc state
dairy, finest, PC; good to prime 2Od2lc;
common to fair, nd19c; process specials
l9Il91sc; extras, 1Sl2c; firsts, 17GUl7i2c; sec
onds, l5i4al6c; factory, current make
flrsts. lllzc; seconds, l61zG17c.
CHEESE-Firm: old skins, 6dl0c; new
SKINS, z12uS&4c.
EGGS-Steady; fresh gathered extras.
lSp2Oc; extra firsts, 16d17c; firsts. 145sa15c;
seconds, l3hQl4c; fresh gathered dirtes,
NO. ], lie; No. 3. 9d10c: dirtles, poor 10
fair Sqsc; fresh gathered checks, good to
prime, SaSc, poor to Iair. per case, SLUO,g
20; western sathered, white. 170t19c
,PoULTRY-Alive stadY; western spring
chickens, 3Oc; fowls. 15d15isc turkeys, 15c;
pressed, IRREGULAR western broilers, 1Sa22c:
fowls, ll]kql4c; turkeys. 13dl6c
Torn aud Wheat Region BuIletin.
Record for the twenty-four hours ending
N a Na.N
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10
kansnn CIV Live stocL MnrLet

KANSAS CITY, June 9.-CATTLE-Re-
celpts, 1000 head, including 500 southerns
market steady to strong; dressed beef and
export steers, $5SO016.3 5: fair to good, $50
qSl5; western steers, $4.75616.O0; stockers
and feeders, $4.O0G5.25; southern steers
cows, S275q5.25; native heifers. SGGI6, 10,
bulls, $3.i5q5.OO; calves, $4.OO9750
HOGS-Receipts. 1900 head; market j
70 loc higher; bulk of sales $610a6 20;
heaVy, $6.Ooq6l5; packers and butchers
So. lOq6.20; lights, S6.1Od622h
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1900
head; market, weak lambs, 25c lower:
lambs, $5.5O46.75; yearlings, S4O0a4 so;
wethers, 50 6Od4.OO ewes. $S.OOG3 50; stock,
ers and feeders, So 75d35O.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10
Local yOreoaster. Weather i B i
sd. LIQUID General Marlket.

ST. LOUIS, No, June s.-WHEAT-Cash,
steady; track, No. 2 red, S hq91c; No 9
hard, 901@eSc; futures, higher; July, $40
S75kc; September, SSc.
CORN-Higher; track. No. q 55GDo51sc; No
white, 55Aq56c; futures higher; July,
55Ac; September, 56c.
OATS-Higher; track, No. 2, 3Sc; No. 2
white, 4OA@401hc; futures, higher; July,
38hc; September 3S%c.
RYE-Unchanged; CSC.
FLOUR-Dull; red winter patents $4,000
40; extra fancy and straight, 33.60Ql4 TO-
hard winter clears, $2.6O6D315.
SEED-fimothy, IS .O0Qe9 so.
CORNMEAL-$2.50
BRAN-Lower. sacked least track, 800
@1O1.
HAY-Firm; timothy, s1s.Ooa22. so; prai-
rie $12 GOALS. so.
PROVISIONS-Pork higher; jobbing
$500 Lard, higher; prime steam, $S.l21sI
S.22h. Dry salt meats unchanged; boxed
extra shorts $s.S7lA; clear ribs, sS.S71s; short
clears, SS.75. Bacon, boxed, extra shorts
ssh; clear ribs. $9.S7l1; short clears, So 75
PoULTRY-Firm; chickens. lie; springs
20q2Sc; turkeys, Dhq15c; ducks, &c;
geese, sc.
BUTTER-Dull; creamery. 17d22c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10
LEAGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

= = 4 y % ILDINNI5.
Plans and specifications will be prepared
and on lille In the office of the secretary
of state and commissioner of public lands
and buildings for the state buildings TO be
constructed as provided by apm OPERATIONS
made by the SD session of the Nebraska
legislature, viz:
Buildings for Hospital for Insane,
Lincoln .;..;;;;..... ...................$ 800 900
Hospital building for s. & s. home
Grand Island .........,,.,...;..:,...' 1900
l Laundry building at Hospital for
Insane, Hastings ....,...............,. 10000
! school OF Agriculture. Curtis. 5000
/ Dining room addition at S. q s.
home. Milford .:.:.................... 1900
! Dlnlng room addition at Feeble
Minded institute. beatrice ...,,.,.. 1900
Plans for the buildings at Grand Island
are now ready for inspection.
ADDISON WAIT, Secretary,
Board of Public Lands and BUILDINGS
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. June 9.-MONEY-On call
steady at ylq25s per cent; ruling rate. "a
AT "a per cent. Time loans. steady; sixty
days, 214GeA per cent; ninety days, 3Ad3
per cent: six months, 3kdSh per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-steady. with
actual business In bankers bills. at AA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10
TurpentIne and Rosin,

SAVANNAH, June 9.-TURPENTINE-
firm, at 511kq5211c Sales, S44 barrels re-
ceipts, $50 barrels; shipments. 1907 barrels;
stocks $50 barrels
ROSIN-Firm; sales, 1881 barrels re-
ceipts, 2.509 barrels; shipments, 1855 bar
sos s so Zoe. PSfr s7TAc So
6 9O16 92Izc; II, 692S5c: l, 690d695c; X, 6.s5c;
Al, 1901. l2lze; VIC, 7.l5c; WV, 1907. Csc.