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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 30, 1891)
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , MAY SO , 1801-TWELVE PAGES. THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Bualntsi on the Chicago 'Ohango ' in the Natto of n Big "Scalp. " CF.OP REPORTS LOWER WHEAT VALUES. Dull Trndo In Corn wllli Narrow MuotttnlloitH N < > So.s lfin of the Jonril ! Until Next this the lint bn l- CniCAno. Mny 20-As wns nis < lav f the month nml lit Irnilura wurcneit Inellni'il to DXtnnil tholr llni-s of otion l to houurrluO over till Tne lay. thodiiy nc s vtiis litr , ' ly In tlio niitiiro of u Ms "ttcnl | > . " In nntlclpatloiioftliliHtutucif nlfolrs , mine loi-iil iluulors provlilcil themselves with -a h" In wheat IIIHI nlKlil ut ! M > I'4 ' to II.- niiil < ! t out ut the ouuiilnjt this inornlnit to holft tlio market to the "eiill" lirk't1. The HtanilK'ilu of small shorts which they stnrtuil pnrrlutl July fioin tl.O'J'J tit the start up I" tl.ol' . . rrcmi fi.Ol up tlio snlcs were iruntor than tlKiiluniniKl from frlKlitoneilshottscould nbxotl ) 'I'hiTDsult was that the attempt to pet thi > iniirkot to tin- call limits was a f-illurs. The heavy weight hears soon sn tlniii h the snine nml thuruiittur to tlio elmo sold frci'ly whenoviT It rallied. July .sold olT to tl.OO'i ' , then ralliutl toil.OO'i. hroko tolM'fC and after a few foohlu rallies Jl.OO'i ' , or thcro- nhonts , lurtiK very oloso to tl.uu. The nnws pout In i.-arly was cnleiilntcil to advance pi Ices lint Its I'lfcft was siion lost. It was said that the ( iermaii KovcriiniPiit had ahniil conclildoil to red'ico Import ilutlus On wheat hy ! 'C ' per bnslifl. nml thuiowen- reports from tlio north west i.f dry wp-ilher. Iiatcriidvlpes. hownvur , told of llheral fains in North DaUota last nlKht. Su hinilswlifd that loicliits from Iviiii- pas fi > r the next few days wo'ild ' ho larco. I he Kansas ad vices weie Hint the etop outlook wa'.exc'e.llent. Theio were reiiortH of la mo tukln.x nfnoldto o ahroad hy toinoriott's blcamors , hut there woto also Rood exports of cereals. Near the close the arlthmct clans lltfiiris told that thoiu would he a lar o de.- criinl < c In th < ! vIslljlL'Hiipply and this Bunt the price up to H.OO1 . The trade In corn WHS largely local , and us in wheat , there as a tendency towards oven- liiK up Iraih'H. The tonspquoiiuu was a dull iniirkeKliirliijt most of the session , with nar row Humiliations. . ( line openc < l atV \ \ \ \ ' ' , hold up to.Viic on liiiyliiK hv ! hulls , ieacl < ; i to Til v with the hreak In whoa : , rallied lo.Tu : , anil clcisi'd a shade inidor that. Oat * . , like corn , wore dull unit fciiturolo- < , with Iliiutuatlonscoiillncd to a ran o uf ! > cent. 1'iovlslons wore dull hut linn , the llurlua- tlons In pork covered a tniiKi ) of 17t ! centH. hlRher th.in yesterday. I-iird closed fie nnd ribs .Vt&s'ic ' hlKlier. There will ho no session of the hoard to morrow or Monday. The leading futures ranged us follows : Alllll'I.KS. WIIKAT .No. 2 Mnjr I 1 001 s i o.vv t 1 ( > : I I ( I21 < i Jun I U.I'K ' I ( r : I IH't ' July 1 OP ( 1 IWU Coit.v No. 2 Mny Jiinu July OATK-No. Z- .Mny Juno July lliss : I'oitK July 10 ( > > 10 7. ' . 10 70 10 FJV , Huptembur 10 'M 11 10 10 vay 11 U5 LA III-- ) .luly G .S."i B 40 n 40 September GIXI u M G U" > 11IIIS-- July 6 Vis r. U2i < i r , < x\t r m September li 174 li 27 ! * li ii't li ! tJ Cash quotations weie as follows : I'l.ouu Steady and unchanged. WIIKAT-NO. i. .spring wheat , II.O'J > SfJI.OJ'5 ( ) : No. : i spring wheat. UsQflMe ; No. red , $1.0U".i © 1.04' , . COIIN No. 2 , cni viisc. OATH-No. ' , 4'ic ' : No. 2 white , JTiH4c ( ? ! : No. .1 white , I.-.ian'ie. ( ; ' livi : NO. a , stfii.si'c. | HAIII.KV No. . ' . nominal ; No. 3 f. a b. , GSi1 ; No. 4 , nominal. KI.AX Sici : > No. I. J1.12. TIMOTMV Sixu Prime. JI.iOt.i4. : : 1'oitK Mess pork net- barrel , SIO.70:10.75 : ; lard , ner cwt. J0.i : ) ; snort ribs , sides , ( loom ) . Ki.KVS.-i..K ) : dry salted shoulders ( boxed ) . W.O'J ® 6.o : > : short clear sides ( boxed ) . $ ( i.2.VSO.i5. : WIIIHKY Distillers' finished goods Dor gal lon , fit 111. timiAit Out loaf , unchanged ; granulated , unchanged ; standard "A , " unchanged. Kccoints and shipments toituy were as fol lows : IIKCKIl'T.i. 1 Now York .Markets. NKW YOIIK , May si ) . Ki.oim-Uecelpt , 20.wi : Jiaoknges ; experts , 11,2S.-I barrels. ( MrjO sacks ; market quiet , unchanged : sales 1 .750 b.no's. WIIKAT Uocelpts , OOJ bubhols : exports , 48- 12ii bUKhels ; sales , Il.tiso.ooo bnsho s futures ; 15I.IXIO bushels spot. Spot market llrmor. fair business , chlelly o\nort. No. 2 red , 41.12 In etoruiiiidoluriitorfl.iil.iii ; ; : ! allout : fl.l2i < a 1.14 > 6 f. o. b , ; ungraded led , JI.OIiJiffil.14' , ; No. I northern to arrive. * l.ll" ; No. I hard to arrive , JI.181 , ; No. 2 I'lilcngto , 41.11VAM2. Options opened ' .ii'uo up. advanced ' , 'iOJio more on largo vloariiiiccs for the week and covering over the holiday ; aflerwaids full deliveries 1111 contracts broke the market ? , ( (4lc. ( closing steady within y-AVof last nights figures. No. 2 rod .May , fl.U'l9liil.lU- { ; June , * I.U' ! iOl.ll' , oloslng at Jl.l'a ! ; July. tl.08 U-Kiitl.OU 5-111 , closing at < "o N tecolpih , ifcii5o bushels ; exports , 6,0011 bushels ; hales. illl.OOO bnsliols futures ; ll'.OOO bushels spot. Spot , market opened llrmor , closed easier ; moderately aetlvo ; No. 2 ( ! ( KItll7o in elevator ; ( i7ffili4o ' allout : ungraded mixed , iivdiisc. Options opened very dull , and on lighter oll'erlng ndvanced hWiO with the close ; May. ( WriiHi c ; June. 02 < iii214C. ( eloslni : at 2'4e ; July , liKiidi'jc. clos- , steady. riwiAit Haw , ( inlet ami steady. Sales , I..170 tons llilo ; i'J ' , and yesterday OK ) tons musco vado W ) test tit : ic. Uctlncd , unuhanKod , fair ( leinnnd. Moi.AtiSiis-l'oroIgn , dull ; Now Orleans ( Inn and quiet. KICK Stonily and quiet. Ktius-nrin ; western , lOUOlOiJe ; rocolpts. 6,071 packages. 1'oitK-O.iilot and steady : old mess. JI0.75 ffll.r ) > 0 ; now mess , J12.00I6I2.75 ; oxtru pi-lino , CUT MitATH Mcht demand : stoudy. MIIIIII.KK Sttady and qulot. UAliu Hrinor. but ( inlet ; western steam , JV..YHalON ( 450 tlercemit J < l.V > 001.'i7J. ! Options , no sales. Juno , tOM nsUed : July , JLiii : Au- KUtitW.7i : ; Sopiombor , MMi Ootohor. HIM. llurrKii-I'liney. llrmt fatrdomuml ; western dairy , KrH. O ! western creamery , Uffliailo ; western factory. tOiiUc : Illglns. Is'to. ( niiisi : : l'iir | demandi Irregular ; part UIIIIK , 4ttfo. _ Milwaukee Markets. Mii.WAiiUKK.WlH. . May'.U-l.'i.ouit-Strady. .J'l'nAi'-l'Irm ' ; No. I Nprlng. on tracK , II.OJQ 104 ; July. tLOiHj ; No. 1 northern , fl.Oil. C'oiiN-Stendyi No. ; i , on track , rn.'ie. OATS -.inlet ; No. Il , on track. 47'io. IUuiKv--jiili ( < t ; No. ; > , lu Htoro , O7o , JtYK > "Hrm No. I , liiHtoieMo. I'llOVIKIO.NH-Qulet , I'OIIKJuly , * | H,75 , 1.Aim-July. | ) . ; i5. KKi'liiiTS-Klour , 4.MW barrels ; wheat. 29,000 biishelH ; barley , O.IWJ bushels. Slill'MK.iTS-Hour , l.MX ) barrels ; wheat , 500 bushelsi barley , l.loObushuU. City . Mni-kotN. KAN H IHTV. Mo. , May aKi.outt > weakj unchanged. WIIKAT Hironger : No. ' . ' hard , cash , Ol'ioj Muybiu bid ; So. . ' ' red , i-iish. lO'ie. I'oiiNKasler ; No. S. o.ish , floiie May , RJtSo. OATS -iulotj Nn , , cash , 4iio ) bid : May , f.'tto bid , Ili-Tmi-Stoiiily to weak ; uuchansod. Kims Sieaily at I' ' e. Wooir-'iViwici unchanged. ItK'KH-Th Wheat. ltni.inibuslula ( | ; corn , 10.103 bushels ; mils l.UIH ) bushelt- . riiill-MKsrs Wheat , 1''uo lushols ; com , a.700 buiihcU. St , liiitils Marki'ls , ST. l.oum , Mo. , May ) . WIUAT-tlusot- tled ; ciiKh , fl , : n , ; .lulv. M\ < : t'oiiNIrregular ; euHh , & 2ii < ; July. 53o. OATti-stoudyi caidi , 4Uioi July , 40o. l'oiiK-Juleti ( * ll.w\ \ , l.AKi > ( Julol ; M.OO. - \ \ IIISKV-tl.lfl. \Ylitnit > r rket. . , Minn. , May ' "J. WIIKAT S'horo was u ° "ddouiaud ( uruortuoru whuut , but Jthors were nloir. Ilccelptt , | H ' ears ; shlp- iiienlw. 'Ji'icars. uiouc ! No. I hard. May. ll.i J ; on track. ( l.Of l.OiiMi No. I northern , May , tl.na'it July. ll.OIH : nn track. $ l.ll' ( ; No. 2 northern , 11.01 : on truck. tl.Oiai.OI'.t Liverpool Mnt-ki'tH Iiivr.iii'iiou May 20. WIIBAT 1'lrm ; dn- mand poor ; holders ou"or sparingly ; ifcelpls of wheat for the past three days were I MJOO centals. Including ftnoo American. COIIN Stendy ; demand Improving } receipts of American corn for the past three days wuro 47.MO centals. I'KA.H Uanudlnn. is Id pnr cental. CiiKf.sK Amerl'-an , llnosl while and col- orrd , 4li ! fur iiijw per ewt. llntt' : Anierle.in refrigerator beef , foro- quarters. Hid ; hindquarters. 7d per pound. Cltiulntiittl Murkcts. CINCINNATI. 0. , May S-J. WnnAT-Stoady : No. 2 red. ? l.05' ' $ , ColtN Weaker : No. 2 mixed. CtT'fff&Vio. OATS It regular ; No. 2 mixed , tTiiffimo WIIISKV--JI.IO. Toledo . Tot.Kiio. O. . May 20. WIIHAT Lower ; cash nnd Mny. l.r > 8. COIINI'lrm cash and May , 59o. OATS ( Jiilnt ; cash , 48c. n . ! . IlltXUH. Nnw YoitK. May 29. In the stoek market today the professionals still had the making of prices lu their hands , the public and the loading operators holding aloof with no lin- medlato prospeot of resuming tholr Interest In the market for s HUM tlmn to come. There was only one feature of special Importance lu the trading of the day , and that was the sell ing of Louisville .t Nashville , which was at tributed to orders from London. This theory , however. doc not meet wltli coin-nil ni'UJpt- nnce , nnd that the niajorlty of the soiling or ders had their Inception on this side of the ocean seems most probable. The I ) ink state ment showed , as expected , a material Increase In the surplus reserve , which now stands at the highest llguro for a long time , but this was made the occasion of a sharp drive at the whole list of uetlvu stoi.'ks and further depres sions followed what should have been tlio sustaining element of the day. The utter apathy of llio larger operator < was Indicated by thooceuirenec , and II nppours that no In terest Issiilllcleutly Interested In the m.irkot todofeul Its lu Ullngs against the attacks of traders. Tlio drive at Louisville resulted In n lossofovcrS per cent.but while the ontlro list sympathized with the decline. In no cnso was the movement for moro than a small fraction , oven In Ht. 1'aul , which resumed Its old nuxltlon us leader In point of activity. Oulsldeof the twosl.jjksmentioned , however , thciowiisno animation lu the market for more than a few minutes at i > . time. Nearly J.'IOOJ,030 L'old was ta'nuii to go out on tomor row's sto ; mer , which was a help to the bear ish operations of the trading clement , but the Impression that this week marks the culmina tion of the movement In gold sustains the confidence of holdersand prevents liquidation from aiding lu tlio downward movement In stocks. Commission people are not disposed to irlvo any prognostications as to tlio prob able eour-m of prices and the walling attitude assumed by the loading operators Is regarded as the proper thing to Imitate. The oponln ; was weak at oulv small fractious lower than the closing figures of last ovonlnir , but. tins downward movement IniiUL'uratcd at the opening was continued with hut slight Interruption for the L-reater portion of the dav. Specialties sulTorcd , and I'licllle Mull luul Missouri I'acillc were weak all tliu w.ty out. The Industrials , represented by sugar , were al o speelullv weak , hut the lluc- tuations lu the rest of the list were generally conlined to the smallest fraction , while the dealings weie devoid of feature of any kind. The coverings of shurts. put out earlier In tlio week , caused a fractional rally after the iow- oit prices of the week had been touched In mo-it of the active slocks. The market llnally closed null , but steady to linn at the Improve ment , leaving most stocks at a fruet on below last evening. The important losses Includ" Hugar. l j' : Louisville & Nashville , lj ? : and Missouri I'acKlc 1 percent. The operations In railroad bonds were mine restricted than usual , tlio sales reaching only $ I5'.OIHI. ' | Theio woroa few material changes while tlio great m-ijority of the lists were kept , stationary. Ulio-Mpeak & Ohio series A lost 214 at I12'a : Toledo , Ann Arbor it Northern Mlehlgnn ilrsts. - ' at nt : ; while Denver city cables. Ili-hts , rose 2'4 ; East Tennessee lives , 2U to IQVi. ( iovornment bonds were dull , steady. State bonds weio dull , featureless. 1'otroloum oponcd steady and ruled Irregu lar. Spot oil declined 1 ? on western selling , but rallied 7a before tlio close. June option fell ' 4 and oosed : steady , ronnsylvaiilu oil , spot , opened at < & ' , ( . highest il'i'S. lowest ( ! 7'6 , oloslng at r > 3. June option opened at U8't. ' hl liostOS'i. lowo.U OS , closing at OS. Total sales 2:1:1,001 : : barrels. Tlio following aio tlio closing quotations for the loading stocks on the Now \orkstoeko.\- change today ; Thu totul sales of stocks today were ll,2Jil ! ) shares ; Including Ateluson , Ml'iO ; Delaware , Ijiekawanna & Western , 4.IUJ ; l/oulsvlllo A : Nasliville , ; illM ( ; St. I'uul , U'j.O.lj ; Union I'a- cillc , I5 , : i ) . I''iiiiiiclul : Itovlcw. NBW VOIIK. May Si ) . The I'ost say : In the present situation with currency still moving heavily from the Interior towards this center. It remains to bo seen whether tlio outllow of gold has practically coino to an end. us most people believe. If this pr.ives to bo the ease the rates for money both hero and lu London shoulil decline unless they are nrtltlolally sustained In the latter. The object In doing this would bo to make rates for money KOIIIO- what higher there than here , that they would Inllueneo the transfer of loanable capi tal from this market to that. The movement of this capital would , of course , bo In gold and would ouuhlo the l.ou.Ion loint stock hunks lo accumulate MIIIIO gold by tbo payment of a premium for It. The only protective ineasuro against such a with drawal of euplt.il . w mill bo an advance lu rates of Interest huro. but the probabilities are that the whole situation will adjust Itself without any fiirtlinr largo exports of gold. Louisville & Nashville bus been depressed for two days nu I especially this foiennon. by a rumor that the next Konil-auniial dividend would bo In script and not In cash. This rumor Is olllclully denied hero by a director. I'rlvalo advices from Huston , where then ) aio largo lutore.sts In the stock , confirm the state ment. The Money .Haricot. Nr.w VOIIK. May 20. MO.NUV ON CAM. K-isy , ranging from 2'1 ' to 4 po rent ; loans , ' . ' ! i per cent ! oloslng olforod at 2'4 per cent. 1'iuMK ' .MEiu.'ANrii.u I'Ai'KK AVi'iC ' * porcont. bmu.iNU KXCIIANOI- : Quiet and tlrni at M.SI'i ' for sixty-day bllli and JI.MSJ for do- niiind. The following were the closing prices on bonds : . . . . CiiiHilaSoiilhurn .M U > HlSt. ! 1'nul coiuoli I'il'i ' t'entrul I'aolllo UU..KHIJ HI. I' . ( J. A. | > . | t . . . . | II. .t K 1) ) . Ut * Ill T. I' . U ( I. Tr. Ili-t. . W ) I" 4i MJf T. I' . 11. ( I. Tr. ItcU. . < < l H. A 11.11. W. Ut * . . . . T J Union 1'uclllo Uli. . . 10SUJ Krlo'W. luo | Wu tShuro WliJ M. K. .VT. i.un'l tij. isill Kx.'lnt. ' 11 ink CU-aniiiiH'H. IlAi.TiMoiu : . .Md. , May 2u.-Plearlngs today , f.t > tllMibiiliiiiccsMiD..tji ) ! . Jlonoy , il percent. NKW VOIIK , May 2il.-rioar.ms. ftM. 6.3j | Im aiices , lu.'VWQl f-ir the week clearings , tlsi , 'JlVOiH ! balaueos , J > .S 2.ROS. ruinuKi.niiA. May 2i-Jloari.- ) , fs.a s.iifeji Imlancvw , ( lum.VU. I'or the week ending today. ule.irlng . finuMl ; baluncos , ir.aaSi- aw. Jlouey 4 < l'i per cent. I'lNTiKNiTi. < > . , Miy : 9ii.-Money nriiu-r ut 5 M < 1 percent , Now Vork exchange 7i uonu pre mium , ( 'Icarlngs ' f.ir toiluy , f2wivH : ) ! for thu tmht live duyniiO,10b.V ) . coiuparetl tdllu.OTI.IlO for thu oorrcspouulnitsok lu t your , The rlearlng * for tin ) month were J.U&20 830 , and for the same month lu | i' ' ' ( . f.v,2KS.wo. ; CIIICAOO , May . " . > . t'lcanngs. JIMII.OKi. Hnloi for money ( ontlnu < ( easy at .Iftfl per cent for eatl nud tlmo lo.ius. New lork ox- ehango . t xe ) piriiiliiin. Slorllnn cxi'hanso was sto.tdy and iin'hanged. llos-ro.v. May vu-t'loarlirfp. } ii.O'ii,2M : ; : bal- anee , tl.KUs. ! Mnnoy , .1 per cent. Kxolmueo on Now Vork. 2"i discount to i ir. Kor the week cliMiMitlP. liO.liil.VHt balniu IT.BI-.Olu. ' Tor the corresponding week last /ear clearings , Ifrt.lHV.SIW : baliinee . KW.OS. ! ) I'or thu month clearln-js , Wii2l)7.ilT ! ) : ! balances , } | i,4Uncn ( > Kor the corresponding mouth last , year clearings , JoOlVJ I.IWii balancts. iH".t-i.l)70. | ) Nr.w YOIIK. May Si ) . Tlio exports of specie during the week amounted to J I.0:1,1x111 : , all fold , of which i'.Nil.V-Vd wont to Kurope and M7.KX ) to South America. The Imports of specie amounted to JflMW of which JUOI : ( wus pold and { "il.'JJA jllvur. l/a/.ard Trees shipped Ji'.Oi ) .0) ) " ! Heldelbaek. Kokolholmor , $ .VH.O.H ) ) . mi I Von lloirnrin & Co. . $ .ii , < XHl. Shipments tomorrow Include the IIUOAU. The shipments tomorrow go as follows : Hy Ia I'retnu.'O. to I'lii-K Jl.T.Vi.Oiifl ! Allen , to London , JTJO.OOOj Ulubrla , to Liverpool. fclHOOO. Hostmi Htoo'c Markot. HOSTO.V. M iss. , May' * ! ) . The following were the olo-dn t prices on stojks In the Boston sto.-k market today : A"tcliT , > ii , V fopeku. . .1I' ( , Huron 2Hj llo tiiu .VAlb.ioy in | K-.iMnrKL 14 ilii Mn'.no IU ! O reolu 7j ! Chi. llnr.vgiilm-jr. . PS'dlVnu'ilctnuw ' ) II Kmdorn II. II. m SJ O.ilncy 110 Mils * . Central 19 Santa Kecupper 13) ) Mexican Con. com. . . 20 ! < i T.ririr.ick l..1 .V. V. .V N. Kntfland. . : ipj Sun Dli-itn I .Mini Co. . 18 do 7s IIS i\Voit Knd Lund Co. . . W ( Itiilland ciiiiiiii'iii. . . . 'l . HeliT.-li-pliimo WM. Cent , com lii' SturoS liljj Altme/Mln Co ( now ) : i't ' W.il'-r 1-ower 2 ( < j Allinth ! 10 C. .M MVi Ilixtiiii ti Mont 41 N.I.T AJ C.'ilinui-t A lleelu . . . . ' . ' . "i II. A J. C 1(1 ( Kr.iiiklln HI < Iioniloti Stouks. r.ONnox. May 2J. I p. m. ohnlng : ConsoN. limnejr..W 1-lillKrloT 20H CoimoN , m-eoiint. . t'C ' l-li. .MuvlcanOnl MX tl. S. 4n 1214 si. 1'aul coiiimon. . . . C5' < U.S. l'4 ' * 102 N. V. Central 10DJ N.V.I'VO. lsf ( ! ' ( 'Itoaillnit ' 1 H Ciin ula I'ncllla ' 0 1 liar silver 444(1 pur Ounce. Money. 'I per cent. Itato of discount In the open market for both short and three months bills , 37 percent. Hunk ol' IOiiiIaiil Hn'Mon. LONDON. May 20. Amount of bullion gene Into the Hank of Knglund on balance today was JL1B.OJO. _ I'nrls lii'iiti'.s. PAIIIS , May SO. Three per cent routes , Olf lOc for the account. Denver .Iliiiln Stouki. nn.svnii , Col. . May 20. Quotations on the mining c.M'hutmu today : AHruliiiuy . . . . ' . ' , ) I.IIMIICU U Amity ' > < ( Lvuiil Tender : t Anrnnmit 2J jLlttlu llulu 108 Itnllnrnl (3 ( Matchless SS Hiimwlor li'ii ' .Mny Ma/oppa 12.1 Hntiitkok i.l : ; M'iiiiliiKJllm ' ( 44 Sun I'Yanc-lsoo Mining Qnotntlons. SAN I'ltANCisco. G'ala. , May SJ. The olllelal closing quotations for mining stocks today were as follows : Now Vork 31inii ! ; < JiiDtiitliins. NKVT Von-t , May 29. The following are tlio cloilng mining stouk iiiotatlom | : St. ls Mining Quotation . ST IjUt'ia , Mo. , May 20. There was scarcely any trading on the mining o.xchango this morning and prices were slightly lower. The following bids were made on call : Now Vork Co co Options. Nr.w Yonic , Mny'JO. Coi'fKR Options opened steady and unchanged to . 'i points up , closing steady at 5&I5 points up. sales , iooj | bas. In- eluding July. $ U.rj ; August , S.0.a"ieopteinbor ; , JHJ.'JJ ; October. fl.r.i.lXn.ir'J. ) ; November , J15.10 ; December , fU.l)5. ) fcpot Klo , dull ; fuir cargoes , J20.00 ; No. 7 , ? I8.25. Markets. Nr.w YOIIK , .May 29. I'r.Titoi.r.tiM Quiet but steady ; nulled closed at. ( > Hc for hine. UOTfoN SKII : > ( Jib Dull and uusy ; yellow oir grade. . ' 1046.50. TAI. ( . > w Dull but steady ; city ( J2.0J for Ukgs. ) 4'4 15-lGo. KIIHIS Steady but quiet. Tuiti'CNTiNU Quiet and steady ; IlSJl-JSiic. 1'ld IitoN-Dull ; American , SKI O03it8.u0. Ooi'i'ini Steady ; lalto .liino , J1J.05. l.iAii : l"lrm ; domestic , 8l.s.1. : TIN 1'lnn but rather dull ; straits , JJX40. Illliis-Active : and ilrm. WooiiJulot ( but steady ; domestic fleece , IHWlTe : pulled , .HVTi , ! c ; Tu.\as. 174i2lc. LONDON , May 2D. UAI.UUTTA LINJUIJU 41s 7jil ! per quarter. Tuni'C.vri.Ni : Si'i pcrowt. Trndoi's'Tallc. ST. Louis , 5Io. , May 20. f < angonhurg llroth- ois to ( 'oukroll ISrothers The following was the range of prices at this market today : i. iTlUn. | I.J v. | Clnu. | V'iaty ' HU 33 61 40 40 40 40' ( CiiicAdO.May 2U.I.ogau & Co. lo Tonoray & llryiin. 'I'ho wheat market has been quiet throughout the wbolososslon. Tomorrow and Monday being holidays lias nomowhat Inter fered with business. The .situation Is un changed , foreign advices are linn , with hack- ward \\oatber on the continent. Reports of the growing crop of winter wheat on this sldu of the Atlantic Is goo.l. Wo have had rains In thu northwoht where It was ncodo.l and the present outlook Is promising for a good crop. The demand for cash wheat Is goud. It is dltllcult to buy In fuvorlto houses. Charters for 1\0M bushels made for Huiralo. said to ho fore.xport. Our rrop Is a week or ten days Into and with such conditions wo thlux nhoat safe lo buy on all weak markets. Corn Is less aetlvo than I'or s'ime days p.ist. Reports are fair and prospects are they will continue so for a week or ten days longer. Provisions closed llrm. If they have nut already touched the bottom they are nut fur from It and rib and lard wo tliink a good purchase. Gnu-Ado. May SU.-W. li. Met'ormlok Jfc Co. to K. ( J , Swart/ Co. Active scalping on thonait ot local traders and evening 1111 transactions by outside speculators huvo been the main fouturosttf today's wheat mtirkou News of any description wus disregarded and produced no ell'eet. London ouhles were easier , diver- pool cables were Ud higher , llorliu was Pj marks lower on the. September future , whl'o ' Antwerp wus quoted higher. New Vork wired that I'.irls was a good buyer of cargoes for fu ture delivery. A cablor.im st'itod that the llorliu municipal authorities had reeum- meiided to the government tlio reduction of Import diitU'n on cero.ils. lio.'olpts at eleven primary uoluts. ll.'T.inXi. Khlpiuents 4VI.OIO. Cloarnnces from Now Vork nnd llnltlmoro wore 41,000 packages of lluur and U7.000 bushels of whoit. : The closn of the market was llrm , but not active. The corn market was dull and transactions consisted ehlelly In livening up preparatory to the holidays , llccolpts woru large , I.H wcru the estimates for tomorrow. The shl.ipin. diuuand Is ( inly moderate. I'rovlhlous were very dull nn > l the market featureless until the last hour , when good buy ing eoninieiu'ed by several uf the packers and by shorts from the wheat uiowd. NKW VDIIIC. May -Kiumott. . lloiiklns .V Co. to S. A. Me\Vhurlor-The eiivraaomcnt of nearly J.'I.'K ' ) MIJO lii go.d for shipment by toiuorruw s htoamor has Irv.l a depressing otl'ec't up m the nnirkut today. Tln > hope If not the e.xpcta - tlon of the street Im- . boon fiat llttlo if any gold would co thu week , but snlpinontH mo o\er(4U. ' ( > ,000 anl siorllng oxuhange N NO llrm as tu makii it probable that moro will en ne t week. The market Ijiillratos leallflng sales by purllOK who aid dlnappolntcil at the eon- tlnued iiuivu ot uold. 1'rli'i-s have weakened throughout the IM. but Louisville , V Nasli- ( vlllo and Northern 1'uellle huve been heavy. Doubts aio uxpre.st.ed leg.irdlug the l.ouUvillo X Nasbvllle iMiuilnii- Ing Its former rate of dividend nud some promln''Ul Intoi ( Mis have been hell ing It fur a week or muro. Kong St. 1'aul Htook him alto como on the market todav ruuslnv a decline ot about I percent. The bank ktatc > iiiont gave a temporary xtroug to , i to tin market rib the Increase lu tlio surplus r sorvu of f..JOO.tU ) was moro than expected There was utfvuolulinoYolu Oblvuuu Uaaouu report from Chicago that HmV-ompauy wn.s nogotlat- Ing and would probably make irraiuomcnts with tlio city by whWM litigation would bo abandiined. Nothing U kt.owinli'llnlte , how- over. Tlio market closed \ory dull , jclow last ovoulng's prices " 'jv ( . 'nicAdo. May ffit.Kpiincti. . Hopkins .V Co. to S. A. MoWhortor a special from llostou to theChl aiO Trlbimo Hntohliison pioilk'ls tl.iW for wheat. Tho' bid gent Is lu general favor on tliu open board , and when the mar ket opened all ) n. mihorc ; were buyers at JI.OJj for July , 'riin'llfiniicsji alarmed the III- tie siorl | , and lliolr'nuylng o. Tried the prleo to fl.OI'i shortly afti'r the roiitliir opening. The big bcnisKoomoil U ) bi doing nothing at the top. but were active features lu the sub sequent bieuk to il.ofl. It Is doubtful If their lines wore mnterlallvreduced at any tlmo nnd thu llttlo bears , who covered on the bulge were afterward selllur on the break. News was not of an Inlluentlal character. About IKO.U'K ' ) bushels of wheat were ehaitercd hero hut this Is almost n dally occcrreucu and u.x- elted no comment. Hears will have to see the bottom uf the elevator bins before It muues any Impression on them. We IOOK for no great market changes for ! < omo time , but be lieve the long side on breaks thu safest profits. Col n and Oats Nothing of special Interest In either of these grains. Hulls appear to he tightening on the market , and If roeclpw fall oil' next week , us mint receiving bouses pro- diet , they may give shorts a linn ! twist. Its a manipulated du-ii. but tuo bulls have the best of it and wo would rather buy on soft spots fora time. In provisions the market was dull and liineiild until thoclcio. when It udyatu'oi on buylnir to cover by room traders who did not care to be short during the holidays. Any- thlntr oi-currliig to stlmulato the grain mar kets would doubtless infect provisions. 'I ho publleatlonof stocks will probably bo made on Tuesday morning. OJl.l II A 1.1VK HCOVH. OMAHA , May 20. OATTI.E Ofllclal rccolnts of cattle 60S. as compared with I.SU ) vosterdny untl 1,00. ) Kiiday of last week 'I'ho ' maruet was s'ow. lleoves were steady at the recent decline. llutcher stock was unchanged with common grades verv slow. I'eedori were lifeless. lloos Olllelal receipts of boas fi.lS2. : IH compared with r > . .TU yesterday and 4.os | l < rl- day of last week. Thu market was net I vi and strong The best hogs were nctlvo and llrm ; light and mixed hogs were a shade to.v higher , with some sales strongor. All sold. Tliu range of the pill-en paid was ll.l.i'2H.II ) . the bulk soiling at * l.2.MSI.iO. : Mirht. Jl.ina 4.Bi : heavv. JI.MBll.lfl : mixed. $ l.2.v l.i1. : Tlie average of the prices paid wn.sjl.27 as com pared with M.SI 4' yesterday and W.SI'i 1'rlday of last week. SIIKKP Thrro wore no fresh receipts The market was iiomln illy steady. . Native- " , shorn. SI.GOt&'i.S.'i ; westerns , shorn , JJ.TOiS'i.'ii. Itcoclpts nnd Disposition of Hto-jk. UlTlcliil receipts and disposition of stock as shown by the bojks of the Union stoikvards company for tlm twenty-four hours ending at G o'clock p. in. Mnv - . > , 1S91. Diat'oaiTio.v. Iteprojcr.tiitlv. ; sulos. STECIH. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. : i . ISM jci 2. " > i. . lira JIM w..nfii $ . > - ' > JI..1UO. ! 4 Ki 8..1iJJ 48. ) - 15. 11WO 6 25 O..lfli4 : 4115 40..1HKII 4 W S.l.l''Ol 525 111. . ! XS ) 453 17..1I4S 4 00 ! M..HSt 5 W CO'.VS. : ! . . coi : i 25 3. . Hit 2 on i. . 870 : ioi i. . "so i : r > t. . on 2 on u. . n.ii ; i85 1. . I1CO 200 17. . Oil 255 11. . 1W5 410 1. . 1)10 ) 2 03 4. . 507 175 0. . C55 a 10 10..C2S 320 s. . os ; u oo 0. . US 2 II' l.'VtXl : i oa 21"5 50 ° BULt.S. 1..179D 3 CO - j nops. No. Av. ri'i. ' Pr. . . , No. Av. Sli. Pr. ( W ISTi 120 $ 't 9J : 14 183 ft 2.1 15 issi 4 or i ; . M am ira 42.1 II 185 4U3 \ 73 225 203 425 10 105 120 413 12 208 423 101. . . .lUIl 120 420 6 220 421 M- ) . . ' . ' . 181 160 420 .1 . . 12 . . . .207 ' 42. ) 711 ID. ) 120 420 8 ! ) 200 120 42.1 77 1M1 IGO 420 1 > I 2jfl 80 42.1 77 IIS'I 104 20 77 20 440 42.1 711 171 200 420 78 217 80 4 27' ; o.i 183 : MO ; 420 cn 241 f.o 42755 87 Ih7 80 420 70 1S7 120 427" J5 2li4 bU 4 10 70 227 40 4 ! 10 7 185 420 74 242 240 4 M ) Kl 177 240 420 G.1 251 in ) 4 OT U 210 420 HO 241 100 4110 7,1 1 ! 7 8J 420 71 2iS : 120 411) ) 11..2 ! ) " 4 CO 0 270 4 : IO 5 2W 420 6t KM 4o ) 88 101 240 4 23 4 01 215 120 4 U ) 7.1 107 120 4 22vi 08. . . .228 100 I W 81 170 200 4 ffii 711 244 2:0 : 4110 TO 2.II1 80 121 70 2.4 120 4il : 711 107 80 2.r > S 251 HO 4.0 75 202 100 425 OS 228 120 4 ISO 6ft 20t : 400 425 45 an.1 100 4 M 72 320 8) 425 74 227 4 : f ! < 4 fi'J 210 SO 425 01 2:12 : 40 4.T21 ; 77 211 M 425 59 2:10 : 20 ; 4 .fW 70 1 ! 240 425 f. " 251 IGO 4'.K\l 71 207 120 425 45 . . . .274 1(10 ( 4 115 77 220 210 42.1 08. . . .207 200 4 III 1,9 245 120 425 Gl VStO M ) 4115 8i : 221 280 425 Oil 2fiO 81 4 IIY'/S 1)2 ) 188 121 4 - , 01 2'l ( ! ' 40 4 IlT'.i ' 72 2J7 l-'O ' 425 ti4 2 S SO 440 88 UK ! 240 425 40 42J 4 40 70 1S7 12) 425 lil 274 440 CO . . . . 201 80 425 41) ) 28 440 SI ll 40 425 04 , . . . : i24 ISO 440 It 2511 4 21 i-ios AND noanii. 9 ira u : : o 12 123 : i7.i 18 lii : CO 5 253 3UO Clilcmgo Ijlve ht .ok rinc\no. Maj'2'.l. [ Special Toio-iram to TUB Itr.i : . ! lluyois of catt'.c were a llttlo more llh- e.ral In tholr vlow.s today. They nupoared just to huvo awakened to tlio fimt that this week's rooolpts have heou notably llirht. es pecially of coed c.ittle. The general demand was inoi-o aetlvo than fo.-homo . ilaya past , and without HhuwliiK any urcnouiicpd advance the market was sensibly llnnur. 'Lhorownio not inoro than 4,00 natives , and a considorahle part of tlint numliorwerr considered of limn. - lui'u stock. I'.iistoni bnyurs and e.vnoiti'is found some dlllloulty in Illllng their orders : In fact , they did not suuceud lu lllhng them. Ut poor mm common stork thnro was no lack , hut It sold rather moro freely and certainly btrongur than earllorlu the week. Tholmslsuf sales WMH $ l."OVSt.2. > for lufurlor to oholco cows , heifni's and bulls ; tl.7. > ® l.25 for stoi-kcrs and teedots , $ l.lO'l/iO for common to faney ship ping steers , and * I..VI | > 5 for Toxans. The prevailing low prices have stimulated trade III Htook eattle , many sales having bicu ro- Iiorted within the last few days. The llnnnoss developed toward the close of yesterday's bog market was proMint today. Shippers and packers bought freely at tl.5J ® 4.115 for fair to eholeo heavy and modluin wel''bts. and at fl.40'tM.i ' > 0 for common to best light. I'oor nud common lols changed bauds at $ l.251il.i5. : The published sales .show an advance on Thursday's ouenlng prices of 2j'jf.io ! per 100 Ibs. ( ! eel : to hi at grades arc now limited the same as one weo' ' < tuo , whllo In cinnmoii sorts thorn has been an advance of lOc. Tlr market close I steady with only a few hogs loft lu the hollers' li n Is , Now York I.IVQ r-touk .Murkot. NEW VOIIK , May 20.tnllBP.VKS Hoi'olnts , 2C'7 head. Including 57 < ! an for sa'o. Market 10c lower. Native stvurH , * 4.7.V'.ll.U ( i ) ! bulls nnd cows , t'.2.Vil.2"i ; drdsMcd beef , steady , 83iffl O'Jej shipments todayi4.5 benvess tomorrow. 2.2U bcoves , IM hlUHHl. ami 4.H1S quailers of beof. CALVES Kecclnts. 4116 haad ; market a shade llriner ; veals , i.VO-JG'J.uJ ' ; buttermilks , tl.oo 4..V ) . , i 1 1 SiiKKt' Receipts , X.775 hinul ; market steady. Sheep. * l.i Kij'i.2.i ; lanJl , J7.tXHts.50. Hods UecelptK. 4.'lU ' hcad > einiilgiu'il dliect ; market nominally steady ' ' City I > ivo stouic t'arkni. K \NKIH I'ITV , Mo" . ' : May 2. ) . CATTLE Ko- colpts , l.OU head ; sblpmtiuts , 77) ) head ; mar ket opened Moadv.x'lftsed weak ; steers , Jl.'J.vfC fi.llli cows , tJ.i'iiil.W , Mockers and feedoiii. "lloiiH ltecelpts,8Wil head : shipments. 2.III head ; market uimuiufn.Btouily , best&e higher ; bulk. } l.iXfil.H ; ; alt ir.illes , UoDQ ( > l. , ' > \ Siitsui1 Hcoolpts , : , < i.YJhoud ; ahlpmi'iits ' , 12) ) lioad. Market stonily. _ St. I.oulH Mvn Moo c .llarkot. PT. I.oi'is. Mo. , May SO. UATTiK-ljcoint4. | 1,10. ) ; khlpmunts. 1,4'JOi markiit 'btroiui fa r to faney native stnurs. iUWilli.lO ; Tuxuim an I . . ' . Minis - Uecelnts , n.400 ; shipments , 2.WO ; marUut llrm : heavy , tl.niU.M ; lulxud , I I.OJ < ii 4.50 : light. O.T/.I//.I Country F-ji-s are not iiilto | to strung ; laittor Is also \crv tviMtk. TIT ( 'ouniry butter Is unlllng nt H'iMiie. Kiliis-Thi ninvket Is rather uneven and ban , \MTO m.idu all the way fium I , i / i o. HAV rfto idy : uosi iiplau.i , iilu/ur- ; per ton. I'OMI.TIU Choice llvo hens. il.Od ; rooiters and ml\e 1 } L5i"'i75t good sprhu eli oi.e-is , * l.M ( < itl.-.5 , > lv t turkeys. lUo | er Hi ; moili-r.ao iloniandi live ycuae , slow , i > . Ouer ilui ; duoks , 1lour. . Oiuaba Milllos Co. , licliuuco 1'utout , luvlnolbln I'atont. Jj.si ; Trfino Star Superla tive , tiROi nowllnko J2. :0i : Knni'V I'amlly (1.0.1. It. T. Davis Mill Co. . High I'ntpnt No. I ami Croutn , t&M ; Illue I ) , full patent , ti'.ro : Hawk eye. half patent. $1.40 ; Special Hoyiil , iiatent No. in. Sll ) ; .Mliinuiotn Tatenl. tJHO : Kaiixai Until Wlioat. patriit. W.u'i : Nebraska yprlnff wheat , patent , JJ.iP. S. K tlllmunsdold Medal , M.OOs "nowVhlto JlOOi Snowdakp. $2.20 ; low uriiile. ( I.Ul ( : bran , tlfl.iMi ; clioppcd feed , S-UOO : Minnesota Bupor- latlve , .W. \Vjjo tu blow. The general market wns about steady on everything. The following limitations ronrp oiit tlio prices at which choice stoek Is billed out on orders unless otherwise stated ; IIKHMUDA O.VIONHPer ease , J..VtW.OO. HAIIIHIIIIS ivr ilo/on bunches. 25o. l'is--l'or : bushel box. J'.1.0ti'.75per : h' Inishc bov. f 1.1X1. HouriiuilN OAUi.iffiMWKitr-1'ordozen , $ . ' .5055 2.75. I'oTATnrs-.Iomrt crown stock In small lots from the storo. OieI.fl. ( I < KTTfci : choicit stock. ; i5iiiie. AHl'.VMAilfs . . .vxavio perdor.eu. JSisw I'orATom-per Ib , 2'ie. Soi'TiiKitN llr.AssVa \ . fl.5) per } i hushol box ; strliu , SI.25 per ' 3 bushel box. Tor O.MONH Per huneh. l.'ifl''Oc. ToMiToi-M-iioiitliPtn stoek. bnshcl boxes. { 1.00 ; fnncy. crate , li baskets , { 1.51 per Crate. PlK. PI.ANT per Ib. 2c. t'uctrsiniMis tier doen. $1.25. NBW HKK-M Per do/.en. . 'Ou. L'AiuiAiir.-fallfornla stock , per Ib , 21JQ2 ? c ; southern , per crate. $ .1.00. I'Yl'Hll l''l'ltltH. Strawberries were higher yesterday and dea'ors Ihlnk that we have seou bottom prices for some tlmu , STltAwiuHiiiKS--Per2l-iiiart . 12.53 host : - - - ) ease. : Missouri Htoek. JJ.WiWLOO. CIIKUIIICS Per I0-lli box , $2.25 ; southern cherries , f2..10iJ2.7. ) per drawer of 18its. | ( ) iiA.\iisi ( : l.os Angeles. SI.OO per bov ; Sun DIPRO. * .l.50i Itlvel-slile , JILTS. ( | | IIPN : Uoisiiir.iriii.s--Por : 21-nuart case , n.-OUI.OJ ; drawer of IS qnarH. t2.2J. PlNKAPi'Mis Per do/ . .f..50ftll.0i ) . | IIMONS : ( Jhutcu ntoek , per box , JC.50 ; fancy , t'.IVJ. ItANANAS-Por bunch , fJ.50tt-J.OO for fancy stock for shipping. O , If I only had her complexion ! Why , It Is easily obtained. Use1'ozoul's Uoinolux- ion Powders. 1'UlIljIO AVOUIC3. Itnb Hnlcoinb : ; Coiunioiulcil nnil Sontn ContfautH I/et , . Thcro was a now man at the socrotnvy's doslc when the bou-U : of public works con vened yesterday afternoon. Major Fumy noticed the fact , and oluorvcJ that John.W. . . Uobbius was duly installed in the position that U. H. Halcomoa 1ms llllod fnt- three years , offered the following resolution , which was unanimously adopted : \\horeas , U. II. Halcotnbo. the secretary of this hoard , having recently submitted his resignation , which was accepted , to take effect Juno I , proximo , and as this Is probably his last olllelal mnptlim with us , we doeie It due as a tribute of lespectful recognition to his merit to express our appreciation If his services so long , so lioni'stly and elllolently given the people of this city In his connection with this board : therefore lie It liesolved , Thut In his retirement from the board of public work . > Its secretary. Urban E. llalcombo carries with h in the kindest and best wishes of o.'di member of the b > ml for future success In i.ny and all his undenuk- Ings , and In taking tbl- . final lo.ivo wo say to him olllclally : " \\ell \ done , thou good and faithful servant. " Resolved , That a copy of this nro iniblo an 1 resolution bespread upun the rojords of this board. The work of the board wns then com menced. For constructing the sewer in district ID ! ) , on Thirtieth street from Leavcnworth , the contract was awarded to McOiu-ock & Uailoy. Their bid was as follows : Klghtcon- inch pipe , Sl.35 ; l.Vincli , 05 cunts ; b-inch , b8 cents , nndU-inch , fill cents. For construetitiR the sewers In districts l.'iS and 1UT , llamnnn & McDonald were the lowo.st bidders. These bids wore as follows : District 111" , Hurt street from Twenty-fourth Twuntv-Iifth b-lnch H cents and to - , - pipe , , district IliT , Twenty-third street , 1'aul to Iznrd , 18-inch pip" , * ! ! cents. For roconstructiui , ' the sewer in district IS , alley between Jackson and Howard streets , between Ninth and Sixteenth streets. Ib'-lnch pipe. S'-tG , and 12-Iucb pipe. Si.Jill. This con tract wns awarded to F. L. Hooves & Co. For grading Eighteenth btreet from Loiv- euworth to a point -10'J feet south of Mason street thcro were six bidders. MciClnnoy & Hull bid 10'4 ' cents per cubic yard and KOI the contract. It will require the removal of l.'i.OOl ) yards of earth. For laying oi ht-inch pips sewer in Wal nut Hill Katz & CnlUhan were the lowest bidders at ! ! , " > cents per lineal loot. Uaymond Urothcrs bid $ : t.l ( ) for box nud W..ll for tile culver's. Their bid wns the lowest. For sloping banks Kntz & Cnllnhun bid 2S cents per cubic yard , T. J. Kuowlln : l"Jij cents and Uyrus Morton t4 ! cents. The city engineer will iluUroon these bids. The board will hold another session niSil : : ) this morning. Nogripiiig , no nausea , no piin wfion Do Witts Little Earlv UUor. are Ulcoa. Small pill. Safe ji.ll. Rest pill. I'OST MOItTK . .S. Tbc CoiiiiiilsHlonors Bxniniiic tbc < ' < > ! . , IIOI'H "iVoi-k. Commissioner Tlmmo of the county board proposes to take a bund and if possible learn to just what extent the county coroner can conduct the post mortem trado. Yesterday , lu speaking upon the sub ject , ho said : "Douglas comity is being im posed upon in the most damnable manner im aginable. Not only being imposed upon but robbed. "This Is plain talk , but it Is the truth , and In this connection 1 want to cite 0110 or two instances. A man broiiL'ht from Klkhorn was in the last stupes of consumption. He was taken to the hospital , where ho died a few hours later. The cause of death was apparent to the most casual observer , but notwithstanding this , the coroner held an in quest and a post mortem. In this connection the holding of the inquest might have been necessary , ' -ut why w.is the po.it mortem hold when Uic inquest brought out all of the fuels. "A man was run over and killed by the cars. ' The worthy coroner was not satisfied with holding an inquest and viewing the matmlcd body , but ordered n post mortem at $100 to try and Hud out if death did not result from some other cause. "Tako that man Dennis , who died In the North Sixteenth street livery stable. The inquest brought out nil ot the facts nnd the verdict of the Jury fully established the causoof the death , but the coroner took out the stomach and turned It over to Prof. Mueller and a otmrpo of $100 was iniuio for simply Iliuling out what was known before. "There are scores of similar ruses , but why dllatoj Quo thing Is certain , tlio coroner Is making an organized raid on the general fund of the county'and not sntlstled with the ? IO that ho guts lor viewing dead bodies , ho works in anolhorfeo for himself and the few doctors who stand In and nro employed by him to carry on the luquost business. "I propose to stop thh and the lirfet thing that I shall do will bo to Introduce a resolution re'u..lrlng the coroner to mnko the Inquest a p.irt of his bill. Hy doing this wo will know just what tbo jury found nnd I have an Idea that the coroner will not c.iro to have some of the llndlngi i-omo to the knowledge of the board. If this will not prnvo effective 1 shall try some other plan , us 1 am determined that the county shall bu protected from this wholesale robbery that grows out of tbo traf- lie of Inquests nud the cutting up of dead bodies. " _ Dr. Dlrnoy euros i-ntnrrn. Hoe bid ; ; . "Ma " exclaimed Iilnglinmton Republican : , L'ttlo Dick. " 1 think our old black bun must belong to the Mtilln. Just 1/rur her calling ' . ' ' 'cut-cut-cut-DaRO. I'o.sltlvcly ciirm ! l-y CARTER'S llit-cu I.lttle IM.is. Thov also relieve IIS' ) tress from Dyspepsia , In O'h-estlon and Too Iloarty Kuttnir. A perfect rcm cily for PUdneua , Nuusca DrowBlncHS , Hud TasU lit the Mouth , coated ngiie , 1'aln In Uio side , TOKI'ID ' I.IVKR. They regulate tbo BowcU. I"urel > Vegetable , OMAHA DIRECTORY. BICYCLES. A , II , Pcrrigo&Co. I M , 0 , Daara , All Mnko , All I'rlccs , All Nl'lcles Sold on Monthly lart . 1'aynionts. IJI.'i Dodge Street. I007i { Knrnain St. , Omaha BOOK1 BINDER3 < te STATIONERS Omaha Republican Printing Oo. , Law briefs , bank utipiilloi , nnl evor/UUru In the printing lino. lOtli niul Donxl n streoti. Ackormaun Bro3. & Hcintzo , Printers blnrti-M , clojtrotTporf , Mnn't book maim- fin inror < , lltft lloir.irl Mrjct , Omahi. BOOTS AND SHOE3. Olmrlcs A. Ooo & Cfo. , KirkciulallJone&Ou , Mnnufiictnrcrs nml Job- \Vhole ale .Mnmifnctiir'J IIPM. M-IUK fur Ilimli-n Huh- tii-rSliuo Co . III ) . ' , 1101 , JI03Ilo < varilitri > ot. nnil IIOiI llnrnov SI. William * , Van Aer- "W. V , Mono & 6o7 n nm & Hartt ! , -bop Kudiiry. I'oriu-r Hill ' MI I Dotuil ii MH. . O.n i > J''I2 llnrney atrctft , ha. Mcri'lmntii Invltuil Onmlm , Neb. tur.ill niul cvamliu' . BOXE3. I BUTCHERS. John L. Wilkio , Loui1) ) Hellor , Omaha paper bov fuctorT liitrhprV nnd l-aokort' 1:117-I11D : DiiiU'l-u. Tools \ HtipplliM. Hoof , liotf.V slu-i-ii riln . Orders promptly llllal. Illtl-lllit .luckum St. CARRIAQES , BUDGIE : * , F.TO. W. T. Seaman , Omaha's I.arKOit Variety WACIOXS A.VI ) CARPETS. | CLOTHING. Omaha Oarpet Oo. , Gilmore & Huh ! . Cnrppt , ol ! clot'H ' , mil- Manufacturer * & Whole tlns'.eiirt.-iliiKDo li.ots. sale Clothlcri , ISIl Dnii''lai stroiU llff.1 llarney St. CIGARS. West & Pritschar , Manufacturer : ! flnoclu.ir Jobbers of leaf tobicao § . Ibll Knrnain street COATj , COKE , EVO. Omaha Coal. Cbka aul Couta-it & Lime OD. llnrdand cott coal shlp- Ilnrd mid 'oft oil. pur < , S. K. Cor. Pith anl lj u- 130S Knrnaui lui ftrOL'tf. Oai'th i CORNiOE. Eagle Oornico Works F. Euompino ; Mnnilfncturcrs ofllnlvnn- Gnlvnnl7cil In n eornlpci. Izeil Iron Cornli-e. Dormer wlmlnwy , c'nur Window caps , inetnlloskr- C'npi , lln Inh etc. Tin Iluhti i'tc. 1110 nnil III- Iron mul ulnto roofer. 811 Knrnnni Ht. CEMENT AND LIME. 3 , Ji Johnson & Oo. , 2188.13th stran Omaha , NeS. DRY GOODS. M. E. Smith & Oo. , Kilpatriok-Koah Dry Goods Oo. , Dry ls , , notloni. Dry euoiK notion * . onU . fiirnlidilii-KOOIH. Cor. llth nnil Howard nts. Corner llth mil llnrney ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. Dolrolt-A r. i : l Wolf Electrical Oo. ELG r.U llhutriitcil Cataluitua all I liuiiorn''itli- fruo. U. A. Ivlanuy. ijin I At Kill Capitol Avcnuo. bXVI .V. V. l.lfj FARM MACHINERY , ETC Pnrlin , Oreiidorff & T. a. NortUvull , Martin Oo , , Gcnornl wc.itcrn n'ion Corner.loiiP3 unit ilth sts. Skmiilln 1'luiv Co , Oniuh.i , Nub. lll'l-lfl ; : Shurmun live. FLOUR. Broken Bow Eollor R. T. Davis Mill Co. , Milling Oo , . C. U. Un.lorwoo I , onironml waruhoino , Mnnnuor ntO'inlu. lOl-'N. lilh ( atruat. Cor. 8th mul , lnci < on sM. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS tonoray & Bryan , | S. A , MoWhortot' \ SBSD3. STOVES. Euiii'3ji ) : Oj. , Sopil vroworj , ilodori li Stavj trci , sen H , .MnniifaHur'K 4VI-4''l South l.Uh. HtOVU | > II3. [ I2HI-12I& Lunventrnrlli "t , SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , ETC. M. A. Dialirow & Oo. , BD'J'I ' ' S h & Djor Oo. Mamifuclnrorf of inih , .Munufnctiirnri of mo i4- ! iloo TN. b 11 IK ! t nn il limi , bllnli. Uujrl , MoiililliiK * . llrr\titiof- ! ! oto. llce , r.'tli mul l/.iinl ill. liitli mul Clnrlcttro3ti. STEAM AND \VATER SUPPLIES U. S. Wind Engine & A. L , Strang & Suai , Pump Oo , , Ilnllliliiy win.I . mllK 913 lOJJ-1004 Furn.im utroot , mid ViJ . | DIIU < it. ( I. IT. Huia , iicthiK ni.nmuur. OiiKilm , Nob. TEA , COFFEE , SPIOES , OIQAR3. Torn , ilulli , alliunif.funor uuuili , lioiinofiirnlilibu HUM.in ! inircliaiiillin , Hiiluun flilurot limiils , clillilron'J cnr- 407. 400 S. lUth itruiit. rliiKC'i. l.l'JI''mnamit. | Omnlm SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , LIMITED. LIV10 StOOK OO.EMISSION. A. D. Boyer & Oo W-W ICiulmnuo llullillnif , South Onmha. 8. J. OoiTiimu. Biu'.luy HuntorA ; Qroen , & Oo. , % Kiclmiiko llulMliu 20 Ku'lmrixu llullillnii Boiitli Onmliiu Honlh Ommiii. P. T. HUGHES , WHO HAI. K CAHI1 COMMISSION MKHUIIANT IW3.IM4 Muikut I.trt-ut. Uenvor. Colorado. Klpln , III. , mid Wokturn Cru.iiiinry lluuor , Kmtnnt\ \ ChuriD. lU.uu ) A I empty tfu 1'nsm. with Minn to lunu to ruv > lil pir mul uliiorn to Lullllu.l. llvuei ui mul up. Sliip by lu t fruU.it. iluud. olm.il > HnUor hi di'iiiiind dm lux Mujr. UuimUlu fur imuUtloUn on du * luniid. " A1'U | ; llondiiWiint'dSuuliid bid * lot ( I..IXK ) , hiiroi I , coupiin water bommoi theeity of Tokamuh. Hurt county , Nebraska , for VJOueh ! , dm oil May I , lwl. and ri'Klsterod ' by tlie auditor of state , us reiiilred | o > law. Kuld bonds to buouniu duo In twunlylyoiirti , tail payah.e uny llnui after live ycar.s. druw- Intfi'peroent tniorekt payabUi uniiiially ul tlio Nebraska lineal uKenoy , Now Vorli 01 ty , Kald bonds are the uiiiy IndohtodneKS uf the elty of ToUiiinah. All bids will Id opinmd Juno i. > . IHJ1 , ut 1 o'olook p. m. Ity ordur uf tbtr city cimiiQil uf mid i-'tty. The uoimml ruiurv liihHie ri-'ht tu rojout any and nil bldi. AiU ilrcws K II Atkluson , city clurk , "Uldii tnt Uoudu , " XuUutulih , Nub