G TIIR OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , MAY 23 , 1893 ,
COMMERCIAL ADD FINANCIAL
Hot Winds In Kansas Bcilncetl Prospect * of
Crops There ,
EARLY ADVANCES WERE LOST LATER
Lnrgo Shinning Conccrni Wcro Liberal
bellcn of Corn , l > ut the Croud Took
the OfTorlnc * Jtf-ndlly nd
1'rlcci Held I'lrm.
i
CHICAGO. III. . May 22-Hot winds wrro snld
to have prevailed over two-third * of Kansas
yciterdny. cooking tlio wheat , nndthoesll-
jnntoof llioslnto's yield wns reduced to 10-
000,000 hu. There wns consldur.iblu cov
ing hero today by sliorts on the showing ami
Cudnhy's brokers ncro aclUo buyers for n
lime , so that during the first half hour thcro
wns nn nlnhco of Uc. Tlioro ere reports of
badwonlliorln iho northwest with low Mil-
jnalo. Juno deliveries wcro very hc.ivy. Haiti
vas , reported In Prance nnd Ourinnny and the
drouth was said to have been completely
binkcn In Knglnnd.
The Kalians reports BPcmod to have liccn
teen forgotten mid prices turned weak with n
meager \olumoof business. Tlio visible sup
ply wns a disappointment , the Undo lining
been looking for 2,000,000 bu. decrease and
gotonlyn little o\cr 1,000,000. The mnrkot
opened nt about the closing figures of Satur
day and prices wore advanced from ? ic to ! Sc ,
then declined again to Insldo prices , ruled
caiy nnd the closing tonight wns Jjc lower for
Julv nnd ! < o for Seutcinbor limn Saturday.
1 hero > vns good selling of corn by some of
the largo shipping concern1) , but Iho crowd
tools tlio oirciliiijs readily and the prices held
firm. A llhernl reduction In local slocks nnd
Inigo decrease In the visible simply , together
ullli talk of cold wcnlhor , nil hnd a tendency
toMistntn and ndvnnco thqnrlco. The market
om-ned nMindu under the llnal figures of bat-
uiday , wns easy for the ninmunt hut soon ral
lied , selling up l c , worked hack Uc , nd\nnccd
, e , receded a trlllo , ailed IIIincr , and ut thu
clnso hnd imlncd fiom ! { olo\c.
The offerings of \\orollghtcrnnil iillttlo
demand for Mny held prices up ? c. 'Iho
other futures advanced fiom Me to Jic , except
Kuptember , which only advanced He. Iho
close was dull nnd steady.
Thu dull tone In provisions that commenced
lust week was continued today. Ihcio wns
tcarcely anything doing with thonmikot In
pyinnntny with the weakness In llvo hogs nt
Iho yards and a lack of bnyl g orders. Clos-
ingpilces hhowthu following duel nes n the
hoptomher dollverlos , compared with batur-
day : 1'oik UT'ic.lnrd 12'cuiil ' ( ( ribs as if.
l.stlninlcd receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
SIHcars ; corn , OlOcais ; oats,40Bcars ; hogs ,
14.000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows ;
AIITICLLS. 111(111. CLOSE. SAW.
Wient.No. ! !
Unr R" 71M ! ir- 71H 71
JulT Fcpt R"M W
Corn No. 3
Unr 41H 41M W 41MOW < 1U
,1uno 40 > i 40H
Il56
July < 1HOV < tlH
Eept 12 K'i
Cnta No. 2
lllir COM
June 21'H '
July KH
Hopt. . . . . . 20M
Wens fork-
May 21 00
July 21 JO
Sept. . . . 21 10 21 < J 21 20 21 22V * 21 W
Larrt
July 10 05 10 an 10 C5 10 Km
Hopt 11 V 11 05 10 95 IV 97k 11 07)4 )
Bliort Illbs
July 10 22 1020 1027X
tjcpl 10 : ) 10 85 10 SO 10 SO
Oasli quotations weio as follows ;
1'LOUii Kuslur , few bales otcopt at conces-
8
WHEAT-NO. 2 spring , 71c ; No. 8 spring ,
6BW7SC ; No. 2 red. 71c.
CoiiN-No. 2 , 41 ? c ; No. 3 , cash. 80Slc ; > o. 2
yellow , 417ic ; No. a yellow , 40Mc.
OATS No. 2 , 30jc ; No. 2 white , f. o. b. ,
8 y J3CVic ; No. 3 white , a34 ! < 234Jic.
UAUM5Y SVj.2020 ; NO. 3 , f. O..U. , 40 < 303Ci
No. 4 , 37tt4Dc.
KI AX Sr.nn No. 1,11.04 y .
TIMOTHY Hnun 1'rlmo , $ J,80'33.00.
I'oiiK-Mosf , per bbl. , jao.ODSSO.CO ; lard.
ncrlOO Ihs. , fflll.42Miil0.45 ( ; short ribs , sides
llooBu ) , tlO.22SJ4J10.120 ; dry snltod , shoulders
( boxed$10.00icl0.25 ) ( ; shortcloarsldosbosedj ( ,
(10.2&10 00. >
AViUBKY Distiller" ' finished goods , per gal. ,
11.12.
SunAns Cut loaf , Cc ; granulated , 0.70cj
standaid"A , " 5 07c.
The following were the receipts nnd ship
ments for today ;
On the Produce exchange today the butter
market was quiet ; creamery , IGlsliUc ; dairy.
1010c. KgKS , lGi4@lt > 3Uc.
Umiilut ( Irnu , .
Tbo follcwlng prices nro for delivery ut
MlsslbstppI river polntHi
WHEAT No. 2 , spring , C7e ; No. 3 , spring ,
D8c ; No. 2 lirird. ODc ; No. 3 hard , Ole.
HYE-NO. 2 , OOc.
OATS No. U white , 31'Jc ; No. 3 white , 31c.
Conn No. 2 , casb or Mny , 3bc ; No. 3 or
bettor , cash , 37'/Sc ; No. 1 ! white , 3Uc ; No. 3
whlti ) , 38HC.
Aiuong the sales reported wcro 17 cars No ,
2 corn , thirty days shipment , Stic ,
Now York Markets.
NEW Yomc , May 22. Fixnm Hocolpts , 20-
000 pkgs. : exports , oOOO bills , 8,300 sacks ;
( .ales , 11.200 pkgs. ; market dull and easy.
Winter whciit , low grndes , } 2.102.05 ; winter
wheat , falrtofancy2.0&3.GD ; winter wheat ,
Tiatcnts , J3.804.30 ; Minnesota clear , } 2.GO ®
3.00 ; MlnnchotaKtralghtH , t3.GO4.00 ; Mlnne-
tola patentN , $4.204.70.
COHN MuAiQuIet , bteady ; yellow western ,
Uvis-Qulot , slfcady ; western , C&a70c.
llAiu.r.Y MAI.T Quiet , steady ; Canada , 70c.
WIIKAT Hecclpts.'l 11,360 bu. : exports , 104-
000 bu. ; sales , 2.200,000 bu. futures. 04,000
lili. spot. Bpot markut light oirorlngH , linn nt
iho decline : No. 2 red In store anil olovalor ,
70U77c ; ulloat , 77J < a78c ; f.o. b ,77J < © 78 } < c ;
options word dull and closed steady ut 3 c do-
iMlno ; No. 2 red.May. . 70ic ! : Juno , 70c ; July ,
7H { c : August , bCc ; tioptcmber , 81 je ; Decem
ber , 805e. !
COIlN Hccolpts , 04,800 bu. ; exports , 200
bu. ; sales. 400,000 bu. of futures , 44,000 bu. of
spot. Huots ( Inn nnd quiet , with light offerings ;
No. 2 , 00lie in olovntor ; IH'/iO ntloal. Uptlons
dull nnd w'enlc at ! a Mc decline on freer ofTor-
lng4May ; closed at 40Jic ; Juno , 48ici } July ,
4HMe ; AngiiMl,4UJ5c.
OATB ItucolntB. 40,300 bu. : exports , 00,000
liu.j Hales , 125,000 1m. of futures and 85,001)
tm. " of spot. HpplH llrm nnil ( | iilotjil\oil ; ; ,
U\H' :
llAY-ralrdemann ; llrm.
llora Qulut , Him.
HiiiBS-Qiilut , easy ; ot salted , Now Or
leans selected , 40 to GO Ibs. . 4iGc ! ; Texas
selected. 00 to GO Ibs. , 07c ; llucnos Ayres ,
M to 23 Iba. , 12JCi Te.\us dry , 20 to 25
IDs. . 7J10c. !
I'novwtONH Cut meats , nulot nnd casv ;
plckk-d bolllos , 12 Ibs. at llic ! ; plckledshou'l-
durs , UUc : pickled hums , la ttl.i 'c ; middles ,
lower ; bliort clear , llic. ! I < ard , ucslcrn
Htcani closed at iiO.UO uski-d ; nales , 100
tierces at HO.OO ; opllonx , sales , none ; May ,
closed nt tlO.HOabUcd ; July clobrdut tMO.UO ;
Huptembor closed at ill. 'JO. Pork , quiet ; old
mots , $21,25 ; nuw moss , $ .22.
lIUTTtlt Largo ri-celpts , much lower ; west
ern dulry.lOff.lH'iL" ' vvt'stiirn proaniury , 18 ®
21c ; weslurn fuclory. ltl18o ; Klglns , 21i > .
OiiEbHU Modurutoduinaiudweakipurtbklins ,
*
Kdtm-lliiavy iccolpts ; lower : receipts ,
10,000 pkgh ; western fri-bli , 10iirj | > 4' .
TAI.LOW Quiet , Jo\\er ; city ( tJ pur pltg. )
'
O' c.
COTTONt.K.n Ou > Dull , eusyi crude , 47c
flHUoil ! yellow , 4UitOOc ,
PKTiioi.Ki'M-Tho market was dull nnd neglected -
lectod , not u slnglo t > ulu having boon repot tud.
Pcnnuylvaiiluoll , npoti.ult > s. nonu ; Juno op
tions , bub's none ut the closu It was otrorcn SI
fjUiic ; Mum oil , bales none , 2Uc bid. Total
kales none.
ItOMN lhill , ea yj strained , common to
good , $1.27t > ® 1.30.Dull
. Dull , weak at20ti30c.
KICK Quiet , bU'iuly ; domvbtlc , fulr to extra ,
2' . 3c ; Jupun,4Vt4i1c.
Moi.AM-t-N-Nm > Orleuiis , open kettle , good ted
choice , dull at 3X330'C.
Hiuuii Ituu , Him ; fulr rcflntng , 3 < fo bid ;
rcntrlfUKals , 00 test , 4So bid , Sules lute
haturduy , 7bOl bags centrifugals. 00 tent , ut
4'ic c. I. f. , and 100 hluts. iiioliiiso.s augnr. tit )
test , nt 3S'oj rellned , llrm , fairly active.
10 60lMON btettty | iulcls Aiuerleun , 112,76 ®
Coi-Wn-Uulot ; lake. $10.80.
l.KAU-Qiifct ! domestic , $3.bO.
TiK-Ciosed steady jbtralts , $10.75 bid , J10.85
ftsked ; pUti-s dull , ktciuly.
it-Uull ; doiiiobtlo , W.22IJ ,
Coffve MitrkBt.
NBW YOIIK , May 22. Options opened Irrog-
ulnr , -.10 points uo ii to 15 point * uu ; closed
liuruly Btciiily , o to 2& point ! ; up ; sales , 16,000
IIUKS. Including ; June , HB.&O : July , MB.3&a
Jp-40 ; AUKUH , I16.26ttl6.30 ; Beplolnbor.
UO.003lo.lUj uctouur , H6.00(8l6.10j ( Uccew-
uvi.- . .uvwj OC , Bpotltlo , stonilyquiet ) No
7 , iio.rx ) .
UioJAxntno , Mny20.-rir < t ordinary , 18-
060 rein per 10 kilos ; good second. 13.200 rcls.
Kccolpts during the patt week , 03,000 Imgif
purchases for the United States , 40,000
shipments to the United State ? , 10,000
slock , 141,000 lings
HANTOS. Mny 20. Hood nvcrniro , Ifl.O&O 1 rots
per 10kilos. Itocelpls during the past ) ; week ,
37,000 bags ! purchases for the United States ,
70.000 ungii BhlmnniC * to the United States ,
2,000 biipsi stock , 240,000 bags ,
Troiliicu Mnrket.
Trade was very nlilet In tbo produce dls-
trlctowliiKtotho facttliutltwas Monday nnrt
thftt there was ahcn\y nnd continuous rain
fall nil day.
The lu.irhCt ns a rule did not show much
cliango nnd prices on most lines of produce
weiu u boil I steady ,
lluttor \ In light receipt for thli season of
the your and tboitnllly | as a rule Is poor. A
lurijo porcoiilngo of It has n weedy llavor.
There are only occasional packages tnut are
good cnoiiL'li for the letntl trade and the most
of it goes to the packers nt tbo prices quoted
below.
The egg mntl.ot remained In about tbo
sntiic condition usnolcd oiiHalutday. A good
many eggs wuro bcingJpiU out nt lie , bntnt
the R.imu tlino an clloil wits being made to
bold up the market nnd thcto were bales us
high as 12o.
Thcio wcro only about twenty-four case * of
strawberries on the market nnd many of them
wcrtMiotcrv good. Homo qulto good slock
from Kentucky brought $1.00. wbllu Arkansas
bcines went ut J , but tlio berries bringing
that price would ordinarily , when berries are
plenty , bring about II ucrcnse. A commission
nmn remarked that nome of them wcro not
worth can j Ing homo. Parties In the country
ordering hurries cm see from this why Ills
that so many of their orders are uot lllloil.
VltlDTAIIM'.S.
PKtB-l'cr 'Mm. box. $1.00111.10.
1IGAN4 Cholco navy , 92.2U2,30 ; common
stock , $ l.uoa2.00.
C'AI.IKOIINIA OAiuiAor. Per lb. , 3j.
CltCDMiiKita C'holro , per doz. . 81.00 ® ! . 25.
WAX IIHAN8 Per > 5-bu. box , Jl.oo.iil.iu.
KTIIINII HKINS Per M-bn. box , tl.
SPIN \CII-Per bbl. , $2.00.
ARl'AIIAOUft Prrdo ? . , 3XiJOO. (
I.KTTUCI : Per dor. , 400.
HAIHSIII s-Pordof. , 2530c.
PAHSI.KV Per do ? . , 2r > { tii1 : ( ) ,
To i1 UNIONS Per do ? . , 2051250.
POTAIOIN Colorado stock , $1,1031,20 ; Wis
consin htirbanks , H. 0031 , 10 ; western Nu-
briiskn , $1.
I'll ! \NT-Por 50-lb. boxes , 11.25.
bQUASII Pur bu , bov , tl .00 1.70.
HnitMUDA ONIONS Per 1m. box , t2.2 * > ,
NEW POTATOES Koiithern.por bbl.t5j porbur
bov , $2 ; ( 'allfornln , Dcr lb , , 3 c.
WATEII Oituss-Per 10-qt. box , $1.70.
A PW.KS Choice Block , $3.7G14.00 per bbl.
HTIIAW 111:11111 : ts ; Choice slitpulng stock , $4.00
(30.00 ( pur 21-qt. cane.
r I.KMOMJ-Chnlce , J4.25Sl.00 ; fancy , $4.70 ®
HANANAS 1'or bunch , Including crates nnd
packing , J2.OOK2.50.
I'lNKAl'I'l.KS IVitnr. \ . , J2 0032.25.
OIUNOI.S Nuwcastlu CalifornU seedlings ,
$2.50 ; Newcastle MiMlllotranuan swcols , $2.50 ;
California mountain oiangos , 8 > 2.25fi2.50 ;
Washington na\uli , cholco , $1 ; WashliiKton
navels , largo sUus , $3,50ij-J.75 ; Khursldu
KccdllngM. J2.70 ; itodlnnds , $2.75 ; Itedlands ,
128 size , (2.50.
nuiTr.n , Eons , O\ME , rouMiiv.
Hun-nit The great bulk of the country
butter goes ul IQi&iac.
Hotis Uoner.il market , 11Q12 < 3. BOB
1'oui.TiiY Cholci ) hen * . Oc ; mixed coops , 7 ©
8c ; old rooters , 5SJGe ; gcesu and ducks , 84J9c.
HAY The murKet on good inpland b.iy , S7
In car lots.
ViAiy : Cholop and .small fat , 78Jtc ; largo
and thin , S&Go.
S&Go.St.
St. l.ouU 'MlirUctB.
ST. Iouii , Mo. , May 22. TYoun Quiet ,
weak , but unchanged ; patents , $3.i5a3.0U. :
WIIIIAT Opened 'ncuii.lliictuated , closing Me
below Sattiiday's close : No. U red , cash , t'bc ;
May , G7Jc ! ; July 70c
, , ; August , 72J8c ; Sep
tember , 74o.
( 'ortv Weak , but closed unchanged from
Saturday ; No. 12 mixed , cash and Muy , 37Kc ;
July , 3bS(338 ] ( , jc ; September , 3'J'ic. ' '
OATS-Mcady ; No. 2 cash nnd Muy , 32c ;
July , 27 c.
PitovihtONS Firm ; very dull. Pork , stand
ard moss , $21.00. Lard , $10.201 ( ) 37 ,
nominal ; meats unchanged ; bacon , p.icl.od
shoulders , $10.00 ; longs and ribs , ill. 'JO ;
bhorls$11.37'J11.50.
KncEli'TB Klonr , 0,000 bbls. ; wheat , 12,000
hu. ; corn , 143,000 bu. ; oats , 72,000 bu. ; rye ,
1,000 bu. ; barley , none.
fciiii'MENTS Klour , 0,000 bbls. ; wheat , 72,000
bu. : corn , 34,000 bu. : oats , 2,000 bu. ; rye ,
2,000 bu , ; bailey , none.
City Market * .
KANSAS OITV , Mo. , Muy 22. WHEAT Active
andabnntstuady ; No. U rod , GOGGc ; No. 2
bard , G3SlG3lJc.
C'OIIN hleady ; No. 2 mixed , 33J S34c ; No. 3
white , 34 * ffi30c.
OATB-Hlow , weak ; No. 2 mixed , 2SS20c ; No.
2 white , 3232' < c.
Ka s Weak , lOc. i
IlUTTEit Declining ; creamery , 18S20c ;
dairy. 1517c.
HucEii-TS Wheat , 22,000 bu. ; corn , 2,00u
bu. : oats , G.OOO hu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , 14.000 bu. ; corn , 7,000
bu. ; oats. 2,000 Jm. _
Cotton Mnrket.
7.20 ; September , $7.29-47.30 ; Oclober.t7.34ftS
7.SO ; Notumhar , S7.35 ; December , $7.44.
Good middling , 7 ; > c ; middling , 7 ? c ; low
mlddllmr , 7 1-lCc ; goodi ordinary. O'ic. Uross
receipts , 1,701 bales ; o\ports to llrcat Ilrltaln ,
0,740 hales ; sales , 1,300 bales ; stock , 142-
741 bales.
Now York Dry Coodg Market.
Nnw VOIIK , May 22. The bettor fcollng
noted last week In the dry goods market llmls
fuller expression today , bomo excitement Is
noted In reguid to thu print cloths. Thuprlci-s
rose rapidly to 3 c. with 3JJc asked , whllo
thu ImniL'dl.ilo Influence does not extend beyond -
yond the articles In natural sympathy ihoro-
wlth , Iho motument Is su gusthu for all cot
ton goods that ha\o declined to any important
e.xtuut.
Milwaukee Markets.
Mn.WAUKrE , WIs. , Mav 22. WHEAT Easy ;
July , 706c ; No 2 spring , vOc.
Coill > Quiet ; No. 3 , 42c.
OATS lirmer ; No. l ! white , 35(335SiC ( ! No. 3 ,
llAIll.KV 01iC. }
UYE-GlC.
Visible drain .Supply.
NEW yonic. May 22. Visible grain supply ;
Wheat , 71,020,000 bti.j corn , 0,040,000 bu. ;
oats. 3,184,000 bu. ; rye , 070,000 bu. ; barley ,
009,000 bu.
Ilnvaim Sugar Market.
HAVANA , May 22. Qulot and steady ; snlos
last week at Cardonns , centrifugals 00 degrees
polailznllon att.lO'4@4.18 gold per quintal.
Flimiiclul Nutui.
IlAVANt , May 22. Ilxchango , weak.
KANS\B CITY , Mo. , May 22. Clearings , II-
NKwYoitic , Mny 22. Clearings$80,000,080 ;
balances , * 1,1U4H74.
ItlK.sil'jilH , Tonn. , Mny 22 , Now York rx-
change belling at ; Sl.DO. Clearings ,
240.
IlAt.TiMOHR , Mil. , M.iy 22 , Cloarlujrs , $2-
287,805 ; balances , tJG4H21. , Money , 0 per
cunt.
I'llll.ADBM'iiiA , 1'n , Mny 22. Clearings , $12.-
200,829 ; balances , 81,542,204. Money , 4i ! pur
coin.
CINCINNATI , O. , May 22. Monov. OftS per
cent. Now York uxtihniigu , ji.ir and 25e pru-
mlum. Clearing : ) , K2,402OOO.
xHl > STON , M ass , , May 22. Clearings , $14(570- (
10& ; haliincos. $ iOB'J,77U. , Money 00 pur cent.
Kxchangu on Nuw York , par to be discount.
Niw OUI.KANS. I > a. , JIny 22. Clearings ,
$ S90,8i)7. ) Now York oxclianeo commercial ,
75c pur $1,000 promltim ; bank $1.00 per $1.000
piemlum.
KT. Louis , Mo. , May 22. Clearings , $1,114-
109 ; balances $380,391. , Money mili'l i > ( B
pur cent. Kxchaiigu on New York , OOc
premium.
CiiiCAdo , III. , May 22.-Clcarings , $10,251-
507 , iNnw York oxchungo 2c illscoiint ,
Htorllng exchangu dull , * 4.H4y forblxiy-day
bllln ; ( l.b'J'i ' for sight draflN. Money uuslur ,
0467 porieont , Call from outsldo bunks bail
nearly ceabtul.
bTOCItH AM ) 1IO.NDS.
'
of Whisky Trust HucurlUe * the Sensa
tion Of tllB I ) ! ! ) ' .
NEW YOIIK , May 22.-Iistlllors nnd Cultlo-
feedera furnished the only sjiisutlon of tbo
day ntthuHtockoxchaiao. At the opeulng u
bhuip nttack wni miiilo , on which thobtocl ;
InoKo 4i ? percent to 14 , under a perfect avu-
lunco of offerings. The drop wvs , of course ,
duo to the nnnouncumeiit that llvo distilleries
had withdrawn from thu trust , ostensibly bo-
cuuso of nonpayment of rental for promises
on which they were opuratud. Subsequently
it was reported Hint the move bad been made
chlelly for bpuculatlvo uiK'ct , bomo of thu in-
bldura being credited with Uelng hemlly
short.
llo this as It may , certain men hero gave tlio
stock bupport ami a rally to 10 ? , ensued. Thu
genurul list yielded fiom u to 1 per rent In
the early dealings , whllo Manhattan foil off
'i > i per cunt to 128K ; Chicago Uus , IH per
cent to 74 ! { , and Oeuorul hlcctrlc , lii per
cent to 77.
Thu com'paratlvoly slhrht offcct of the brink
In whisky on thu general list occasioned no lit
tle kurprlbu , nnd borne of the traders showed a
dlsposlllon locovur. Manhatlan rose 2' per
cent to 131 ? , , Uunural Klectrlc ly per cent to
79 , Now r.nglund ly per rout to 30i und Chi
cage Uns , li percent to 70. Thu other stocks
Improved it to 1 pur cent. During thu uftur-
noon thu advance- was lost in uymputhy with n
brink telling movement In KeudlUK , which
ylcldrd IV percent to22' < on tbo rompllcft-
lions likely to nrlio from the InvostlRntton by
Ktntnlnor itlco. New Knglnnd rnn off 1U tier
cent , butthoollier losses wcro snmll nnd the
close ftomowhnt stcndler. Vnrloui riunon
were In circulation In regard to nn nllegod
dcullng In which the Now Knglnnd road Is to
cut nn Important figure , but nothing of A
definite character trnnsplrod. Tim unloq ng-
Krctfatc 2H0.8BO shares , of vlilch 21,080 , wcro
unlisted ,
The Post snys : On the whole today's
stock market wns genuinely reassuring. Mimy
people expected i ntiothcr break on the Into
IIOWH of Snturdny , nnd tbo fncl that thcro was
n Midden yield In prices nt the opening , reach
ing In half a do/en cases to n point or more.
Hut the Felling wns wholly from professional
traders nnd wns neither largo nor persistent ;
bcnco u slow recovery , In ninny cases to the
'
lotel , was not surprising.
The following nro the closing qitotixtlftns of
the leading stocks on the Now York Stock ex
change today :
The total sales of stocks today \\PIO i08,000 !
Miarcs , IncludltiK : Atchlson , : i.4UU : IturllnK-
tnn , ! I,8UU ; Chicago ( ins , 6.HOO ! Distilling ,
OU.400 : Ooncral KFuctrlc. a.'JOO : Now KIIK-
liilid , I'J.UOO ; UoadhiK , US.GUO ; Itock Isluud ,
0.3UO ; St. 1'aill. 10.400 ; btlgnr. 10'JOO.
Now York Money Murker.
NKW VOIIK , Mny 22. MOMIV ON OAI.I -
Hnsy iitlQ2f ! ! ! percent ; last loan , -5 ! pur cunt !
closed olTered ut'Jlj percent.
1'ut.MK Minc\NIII.K : ) PAITU GffiS per cent.
biiiMMl ! 1CH.NIK 1 ( riini , \ > llli actual
business In uankorV bills nt ? 4.85 > f for
sixty-day bills and M.89 ! { for demand.
toVLU.Njt.NT ! ItONUS Steady. Htuto bonds
dull.
The closing quotations on bonds :
U H.4s reg tit. I , . A. 1 M. ( lcn.es
U. P. la coup itU AS. K. ( Ion. M. 105
I ) . H. IKsrcc St. Paul Consuls . . . 113
I'acllle us of 'Oi 105 bt. P. , U. A 1 * . Uts. . . lift
Louisiana st'pcd Is. . ! I3 T. I' . I. . O. Tr. KclB. 77
MliaourlC 101 T. P. It. O. Tr. llcts. 772IH
Tcnn. now eet us. . . . 100 Union Pacific Ists. . ion
Tcnn newictSs . . . 7 WontShoro 10JX
Tcnn. now actiln. . . 7 K U. O. W. Ists 76
Canada Southern Is 102 Atch.la 81
Central Pacific Ists. lOti Atcli : ) > , clans A. . lOifi
1) . Alt. U. 1st lift O. It. AH. A.6a . . . . 100
1) . All. U. Is C. II. A 8. A. 24 6s. . 104
Krlo Ids U. AT. C.6s. 107J {
M. K. AT. ( ] en. Rs. . do Con. en 103
M. K. AT. Gen 69. . 41 N. Carolina ( it 121
Mutual Union On. . . . 110 N. Carolina 4s 93
N. J. C. Int. Cart. . . S. C. llrownCon. . IOOK
M. 1'ac Ists Tcnn. old Cs ft
N. I'ftc. 2ds Va. n. CO
N. W. Consols in Va. Kx-Mat. coil. . . 85
N. W. Hobcnts'r'n5a 108 VH conn . 3d series. (0
lioRton Stock ( Juiitiitlons.
HOSTON , Mass. , May 22. Call loans. G3G per
cent ; time loans , G2 7 iior cent. Closing qtto-
, bonds and nilnliiK .shares :
Snn Francisco Mining Quotations.
SAN KnANClSCO , Gal. , May 22. The ofllctal
closing ouotatlous for mining stocks today
follows :
Now York Mining Ouotntlons.
New YOIIK , May 22. The following are the
closing quotations of mining blocks on thu
Now York board :
Con . Cul. ft Va 80 Hfinoiuli Ij (
Iuilood ! > 3 Blorru XcMidu 8i
Gould & Curry 75 Standard 1ST
Halo k Norcross . . . C5 Union Con 7S
Ilomoatnko 1303 Iron Silver 1&
Muxlcan 110 gulck Silver. 25
Ontnrlo 1403 do preferred 1200
Opldr 135 llulwur 2U
St. r.onln Milliner Ouotntlons.
ST. Loins , Mo. , Muy 22. The following nro
the closing mining quotations :
Adnmn $ ,7J ( t . ' . 'J ( iranlto M..M.f.J Go.71
Am. Nettlo. . .35 Ci ,3S ? | llopo 3.40
Illmctnlllc. . 4.60 U30 Oil < S , OS
iciltaiiutn. . . auriiirpm. a.M
bid.
OMAHA I.1VK STOCK MARKETS.
Opens Trlth n More
Trade on All Sorts of Offerinc * .
MONDAY , May 22.
The run of both cattle and hogs was nearly
twlco ns heavy ns on last Monday whllo sheep
supplies showed n slight falling olT.
Under ordinary circumstances dealers ex
pect n decent run of cattlu on Monday , but
there wcro moro hero today than most people
were figuring on. The quality of the offerings ,
too , w us rather bettor than usual , there being
plenty of good medium und heavy cattle
with u very fulr proportion of fut light booves.
Another very ngrcrublu surprise to tlio trudo
wits un nctlvu , llrm nmrkut us a good
many nro figuring on wuakur prices on ac
count of liberal olloi ings. Eastern markets ,
however , were repotted tinner , und this on-
roitragod the hpeculutlvo element , whllo thu
diosscd bouf nii'ii , ha\lng been light buyers
the lutter part of liihtveok , all wanted bomo
ciittlo today. Prices ruled fully steady with
hat ui day on nil dublrublo offerings , but holders
of any thing loucli , commonUh or not fat ro-
poi ted an uaslcr fouling and an Indlrforunt de if !
mand. Ituslno&s , howuver , was fairly brisk ,
notwithstanding the dlsugiut'.tblo weather ,
and u fair und reasonably early ulearanco So
all useful cattlu was ulfoctud. Good to choice
1,200 to 1,400-ili. , buuvussold ut from $4.00 to
$0.10 , wltii fair to good 1,000 to 1,200-lb. steers
ut fiom1,30 to $1.70 , Common light stun" and
odds and ends bold ut from $1,20 down : jj
$3.70 ,
Cows generally Bold at u shade firmer
prices. Tlioro wuro only about fifteen loads
on bale , und it did not tnku them long to
chungu bunds. Poor to pi line cows nnd heifers
bold ut fiom $2.10 to $4.30 with four-llftliaof the
bales at ox or $3. Culvi'swuio ntuady to strong
ut from $3 to $5.20 for fair to good veals. Hood
lo choice bulls , oxen nnd stags were btrongur
ut from $3,76 to $4.30 , with common to fulr
grudes unchanged nt from $2.00 to $3.tio ,
Thu fuuaor trade was vury quiet. There was
almost no country demand and the fresli sup
ply wan moro than umplo for regular doalai * . '
needs. They boiiuht u fuw , but thu market
was weak. A big siring of 1,231-lb. huy-ffd
Wbbtuins bold for $4.1O , lioprobcntutl\OEC.lus :
JlltLSSl'.I ) lIKllf.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 . 1200 $370 10 . . . , ,1102 $400
1 . 070 3 70 20 . 1109 4 OO
1 . 1240 380 44 . 088 400
a . 000 800 7 . 094 400
1 . U)0 ( 390 10 . 1100 400
14 . 074 400 292 . 1074 4 OO
2 . 1071 4 00 20 . 1092 4 00
a . 1070 400 1 . 1180 400
10 . 700 410 89 . 1180 400
10 . 1043 4 10 31 . 1263 4 GO
24 . 010 420 18. . . , . .1028 4 GO
0 . 028 420 43 . 1191 400
29 . 06(1 ( 4 30 20 . , . .1100 4 GO
20 , . 10GO 430 19 , . , , , .1183 4 GO
30 . 1230 430 10 . 1133 400
17 . 992 4 30 10 . 1187 4 GO
17 . 1001 430 GO . ,1133 400
18 . 100'J 4 30 04 , , . . . .1210 4 70
10 . 1140 440 178 . ,1300 470
1H . 11H2 440 13. . . . , 1263 470
20 . 1131 440 61 . 12&H 470
8 . 1220 440 80 . 134'J 470
23 . 100'J 440 00 . 121G 475
20 . 1198 445 83 . 1107 470
18 . 080 460 bO . 1223 480
22 . 1118 460 10 . 1303 480
10 . 1100 400 ( 18 . 1S2J 480
BHI1T1M1 AM ) EXl'OHT ,
10 . 1105 4 65 10 . 1347 4 00
21 . 1231 4 GO 04 . 1447 0 OO
fiO . . . 12flfl 4 SO 63. . . . 1437 & 10
20 1U&U 400
J ' 4ixnr .
01 1160 4-flO - 71 788 4 85
YnAUUNOB.
07 020 4 OH , 01 700 4 10
27 717 440
COWS. '
1 020 210j | 7 lOHl fl80
1 720 a 10 1 1370 040
1 OKI 225 , 12 830 B 40
1 1110 225 * 13 1097 840
2 000 2'1B ! ' 00 780 U 00
3. . . . . . 873 a 25 1 720 B 00
1 840 2136 * 1 1200 B 00
2 080 2MO 1 830 B 01) )
4 1003 260 ' 1 1080 BOO
0 072 200 1 1020 800
1 870 2 CO 2 070 800
10 700 2 BO , 2 805 300
1 OGO 2'GO 1 000 3 00
1 1010 230. 1 1000 OGO
7 1020 B Utl . 1 1000 BCD
1 1080 B OO e 0 100G 8 GO
1 070 BOO 8. lOfiO 870
0 1)20 ) 815 1 1270 870
2 08U 8'20 1 1250 B 85
7 083 B 25 10 010 BOO
2 1090 325 4 1270 400
IICIFKIII ,
n ano BOO a GOO a no
1 020 800 23 009 400
1 580 800 20 735 4 It )
1 410 825 30 BIO 435
1 320 8 00 S 215 fj 00
2 200 470 0 13'3 525
1 170 000 1 200 025
1 870 2 00 1 1720 n 40
1 1690 285 1 1430 050
1 1050 200 1 1130 300
1 1000 800 1 1800 870
STA01.
1 1390 8 75 10 1312 4 05
11 1409 8 75 3 1405 4 35
OXF.N AND STAUS.
5 1074 4 30
STOCKKIIS AND rr.nnrns.
1 G50 B 30 4 035 0 CO
1 400 850 3 820 075
7 G08 B GO 14 800 8 05
WVOMINO CATTU )
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
184 fdrs.,1231 4 10
lions Itecolpts wcro not nt nil excessive ,
but they were qultu liberal for u Monday and
some 1,200 heavier than u week ago. Tbo
quality wns good the bogs running pretty oven
und largely of medium weights. Conditions
wcro rutlicr fu\orublo tothu selling Interests.
Chlcngo wns icported Oc lo 10(5 higher with
only u fair run und although both the shipping
and spcculullxu demand was somuwlmt
resttlctud , local IIOUHIS , c peclully packers ,
wurofieu biiyorsnnd prices ruled a Miadu to
Oc higher than Saturday , with trading active
from start to llnlslt. Good to cholco hogs of
nil weights sold largely nt from $7.20 to $7.25
with ono in line heavy load : it7.'J7U. 1'alr to
poor rough , light mixed and underweight
Mtuir sold at from $7.20 dow n ns low as $7. l > y
10 o'clock the pens were empty , thu market
closing up strong ut the ndviinco. Tlio big
bulk of the trading was at $7.20 and $7.25 as
against $ " .15 and J7.20 on Saturday und $7.15
ono week acu today , ltcurcsuntutl\o sales :
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
G9..19U 40 $7 00 G1..243 120 $7 20
4. . . 202 7 10 00..203 80 7 20
G5..218 300 7 15 61..242 1GO 7 20
CO..200 1GO 7 15 02..227 7 20
70..242 240 7 10 70..274 120 7 22SJ
88..184 80 7 15 71..258 200 7 22i !
Gl. . 214 80 7 15 01 . . .300 120 7 20
77..217 200 7 17' { 41..200 40 7 25
79..230 100 7 17i ! CO..250 200 7 25
75..257 120 7 20 25..210 7 25
68..207 120 720 OG..21G 80 725
72..209 7 20 78..230 80 7 25
75..242 200 720 GO..243 120 725
71..210 40 720 58..298 120 725
07. . . 227 80 7 20 63..251 7 25
53..289 120 7 20 03..241 200 7 25
03. . .220 80 7 20 40..283 7 25
02..270 80 7 20 DO..304 241) ) 7 25
75..200 120 7 20 1)0..275 240 7 25
59..214 80 7 20 G7..247 1GO 7 25
74..228 200 7 20 69..310 80 7 27J !
71..238 202 7 20
rfrjs AND nounit.
1..300 450i ; 1..200 500
Kui.ii' Receipt Kconslsted of u double deck
of f.ilr wcstoin lambs , They sold icudlly nt
$5.10 , a steady price. ' The dumand Is good
now , all local houses want seine and prospects
look favorable for better pilces this week.
I'll I r to good natUos$4.505.'i5 ; fair to good
wustcins , $100ffl0.20 ; common to good block
sbuup , S2.50O4.OOj good to cboicu 40 to 100-lb
lambs , $5.00G.2D. Kupreseutatlvo sales :
No. . . Av. Pr.
270 Mexican Innibs..1. 03 $5 10
Kocolpts unit ll po ltlou of Stock.
Official receipts nnd disposition of stock ns
shown by the books of the Union Stock Yards
company for thtf'foity-elght hours ending ut
0 o'clock p. in. May 22 , 1893.
Jf KECJ11PTS.
DISPOSITION' .
IllIVEUS. IIOUS. SHEEP.
Omalm Packing Co It ! C6
Iliod. H. llumuioiid Co. 607 628
Swift A Co 1,02J 217 275
The Curt ill y Packing Co. 613 000
A. Haas 216
II. Uockor A Dcgan 181
Hlilppors and feeders. . . . 217
Left over GOO 600
Total- 3,495 2,871 275
Chicago I.lvo Stock Alnrkot.
CniCA o , 111. , Miy 22. ISpccIal Telegram to
TUB HKK.I-TIIU demand for cnttlo as brisk ,
and with scarcely moro than 10,000 head In
the yards It was not much of a task for hollers
to unload. They did not lia\o tohnnt for buy
ers , the latter did Did huiitlin ; and sohtingiy
\\urotlicythattho noon hour found most of
the stuff out of selling hands. Prices were
higher all around and geneially fiom lOu to
IDc blulicr than at the close of last week ,
though In some- cases sales showed an advance
of f rout 20c to 25c. Nathcs hold on a basis of
from $1.80 to JJ.S5 for poor to cholco cows
and hulfi-is , from $2 to $4 for buIN , from ? -4.'J5
to $0.10 for rommon to extra steers , nnd from
S2 to JD.75 for calves , Texas cattle to the
number of about 1,000 bead atrlved. They
wcro fully 2Dc higher and uoio In active do-
mand. QuotutIons ran fiom $1.00 to $2 for old
bulls to from J4.70 to ? 4.H& for cholco steers.
Sales of hogs were laigelv at from $7,00 to
J7.70 , with from $7.40 to J7.75 the range of
values for poor to extra qualities. Tlio mar
ket wns .strong utan advunceof fromCc tolOc.
There was an actlvo duinaiid from local
packprs , ami , with shippers aNo buying freely ,
tlicro proved to bo no moie hogs than the do-
innnd would absoib at thu advance. Closing
( | iiotatlons were from $7.40 to $7.70 for poor to
cholco avoiaglng from 110 to 1'JTi Ibs. , and
from $7.00 to $7.75 for aveiageh of 200 to 300
Ibs. Pigs remained under neglect and weio
quoted anywhere from $5 to JO.70.
Tlioro was a llbeial run of sheep , but the de
mand was strong enough to take every hoof
and at cpilto as good prices as wore paid at the
close of last week ; In fact , good stock genet-
ally hold a trllle stronger. Toxns contributed
almost the entlio hupply , 12,000 of the 13,000
bead received being credited to thut stnto.
Quotations rungo from $3,00 to $0 for poor to
choice wooled bhcop und from $0 to $7,40'for
wooled yuarllngs. Hnrlng lambs wore quoted
ut from $0 to 8 per 100 Jhs.
ItccelpU : Cattle , 10,000 bead ; calves , 300
bond ; hogs , 20,000 head ; sheep , 11,000 head.
The Kvonlng Journal reports :
UATTMJ Receipts , 10,000 , head ; slilpmonts ,
3,000 head ; m.iruot brisk , KKi3Uc lilgher ; top
prlct-s , toil htuora , $0 OOfto.uO ; good tocholcu ,
{ 5.2Mi0.40 ; others , $2.70(80 ( 15 ; Tuxiins , $3. 0
( fi3.HO ; niithu cowa , $3.0Ui. ' > a ; caiinurs ,
JU.O ( ) .2.00.
UnuH Hi'celpts. 21,000 bead ; shlpinonta ,
0,000 head ; miirkot nctlvp and htrong : mixed
and packer ? . f7,407.00 ; pilmo heavy and
biitcborvolghtti , (7.COQ7.72 ; uriiuo light
J7.riO7.GO. 1
Hecelpts , 14,000 head ; shlpmnnts ,
2,000 head ; market opened slow , but later was
active nnd b'.cndy ; clipped , Texans , $3.50 ®
3.70 ; westerns , J4.DO35.i6 ; lambs , O.OOO7.70 ;
no niitUo sheep on tliii maikiit ,
Kansas Clfy It\o Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY , i.Ma , May 22.-OATTM5 Ho-
celpts,2,000 hondiHlilpmuiilsO.GOOhead ; niiir-
ketKliong loOcr hlKhor ; rangu slcurb , $2.20ii
4,40 ; native COWH , HiHiltlAU ; butchorb' stock ,
" " " " - ' " " '
; Ktoikbrs'and frtMlors , $3.20 4.00 ;
bulls nnd InUflil . > 7f l ' . 'r , '
,7.10 ; Yoikorb.t7.Kta7.20i pigs , $5.75 < ii0.90.
hilUKi' Ki'ci'lpl , voohoad
; shipments , 1,000
head ; markjt b uaijy to btrongj Texas mut
tons $4,00 ,
, _ _ _ _ _
HI. T.onlj I.lvu htuok .Market.
ST. I.OUIP , Mo , , > loy 22. CATTLE Itocelpts ,
1,000 head ; hhlpmttnts , 200 head ; market
lO320c hlghuriufalr to prully good nalho I
sleurs$3 0Kii4.40 ( ! ; fair lo oidlnury fed Texan
steers $3 25Q.4.10J
IIOIIH llecelplH , 3.000 head ; shipments ,
1.V00llu.5J'Si ' ! ! .l.I.0'15ilV : ' ! 'i ' > Jf.7.ita7.ooi (
. , . . .
1 Kucolpfs , 000 head ; shlpmenls , 800
head ; inaiketbtuady ; clipped natives , (4.00 ®
0.00 ,
Nuw York l.lhtovk Market.
NKW YoitK , , Mny 22. IlKKVKS-Hccclpts
for two days. 0.400. Trading opened dull , but
closed llrm. htecru hold ut * 4.BU. Dressed
beef was llrm nt be. 1/utest cablu from London
quotes American steers linn ut KIJJc.
AMKHUUN UEHUIIKIIATOU HKKK illKher , at
lUSJc. bhlpinents tomuirow , 000 buu > es und
2,100 quarters of beef.
HilKEi'-ItecelptH. 2bOOi nnnnri yearlings ; ,
steady ; lamb * , ij per iipund holier.
Plica of people have piles , out lo Witt's
Witch Hu < iel Salvo will euro them ,
fllvlnc VruUor a Trial ,
BOSTOV , Muss. , Muy 23. The new United
States cruiser Now York started tnls inoru-
ing on an oOlclal trial trip.
SUNDAY FAIR STRUGGLE ON
Event * of This Week to Settle the Question
of Open or Shut ,
ARGUMENTS BEFORE THE COMMISSIONERS
Tire Ilpport * Mnile , Ono for Opening tlio
( Intel nnd Ono for Keeping Them
Closed Now Wrestling with the
Momentum Question.
CHICAGO , 111. , May 22. ThU is to bo
tx momentous week for the World's fair.
A larpo amount of important business Ute
to bo transacted , and by the ttmo an
other Sunday rolls around it is ox-
pooled that great strides will liavo boon
nmdo forward. Several important ques
tions are to bo settled , and upon them
will depend in a great mcasuro the suc
cess of the fair in several departments.
The first of thcso questions to bo dis
posed of is that regarding the opening
of the exposition on Sunday. This ques'
tlon the national commission took up
today , it having been Hindu n
special order for 1 o'clock.
The subject came before the commission
in tho"shapo of a report from the judici
ary committee , to which was referred the
Sunday opening rule as nmdo by the
local board of directors last Friday.
There wcro two reports from the com
mittee. One report unalterably op
posed the Sunday opening of the gates
of the fair. The merits of the case were
not gone into , however , the stand being
taken that the commission is a purely
administrative and not an executive or
judicial body in this particular. There
fore , it cannot decide as to whether con
gress has violated its contract , or
whether the net of congress calling for
a closed fair on Sunday is valid or void ;
but its only power is to endure the Sunday
closing law as congress has enacted it.
The question is settled forever , so the
report says , as far as the commission or
the directory is concerned and the only
body that has a right to modify or
change the rule is congress lt olf.
Commissioner St. Glair of West Vir
ginia is the loader of the Sunday open
ing forces. Ho will no doubt bo backed
by Commibsioncr Hundley of Alabama
and Commissioner Burton of Kansas.
Commissioner Smalloy of Vermont , one
of the ab cnt members of the commis
sion , is also for Sunday opening , but ho
holds that under the law the gates must
bo closed.
The report for Sunday opening con
tends that the Sunday closing act of
congress is not binding upon the expo
sition olllciala inasmuch as congress ab
rogated the contract by withholding a
part of the appropriation. After the re
ports wcro read the commission began
to wrestle with the queries. Each side
claims it is sure to win. After the com
mission takes action the local board
will hold a meeting to take linal action.
Piles of people have piles , but Do\Vitt'3
witohhazel salve will euro them.
Rivers or Oregon nnit Washington Out of
Their Hanks.
PORTLAND , Ore. , May 22. Tlio Wil-
liamctto river in this city is now twenty-
one foot above low water mark. A nutn-
bor of. houscB along the river front on
the cast side have been upset and
wrecked. A small steamer broke from
its moorings yesterday and "was wrecked
against tlio bridge. The loss was only
the value of tlio machinery , as the boat
itself was old and decayed. All cellars
in business houses along Front street
on the west side of the river are Hooded
and many are getting ready to move
goods out of the first lloors. Tlio river
is now almost on the level of the streets
and all indications point to a further
rise the latter part of the week. Dis
patches from interior points along
Columbia river and its tributaries are
very disheartening.
ELLUNIIUKU , Wash. , May 22. Tlio
Yakima river is higher than known for
years , caiibed by rains and melting snow.
Si'OiCANn , Wash. , May 22. The river
is btill rising rapidly and is overflowing
its banks. In the eastern portion of the
city many of the houses are empty ami
families have moved out. A three-
story brick building caved into the rival-
yesterday from being undermined by the
swift running water. Tlio electric light
plant at the falls is threatened and n.
largo force of men are making strenu
ous efforts to save the rtumo and works.
A riho of one foot more in the river will
leave the city in total darkness. Millers
and manufacturers along the bank of
the river are becoming seriously
alarmed.
Piles of people have piles , but Do Witt's
Witch. Hazel Salvo will euro them.
BTItVVJC OX NIWHT HOVRS.
Pretty Girl Printers Itefuse to Go to Heel
nt Half Past Nine.
FOIIT DODGE , la. , May 22. Several
pretty girls are on a strike at Charles
City. They were employed as com
positors on the Advocate , a local paper.
A short time ago the proprietor noticed
that some of the girls tot very little
typo on several mornings of the week , and
upon investigation discovered that the
girls' had been entertaining roasculino
company until a late hour on the pre
vious evening. The result was a per
emptory order that every girl In his em
ploy should go to bed at J'tO : o'clock
every evening. The girls refused to
obey and every one of them walked out.
The publisher is now running on a short
force and is vainly seeking to compro
mise with the strikers on 10.I10 : o'clock
p.m. as un hour for retiring.
Piles of people have piles , but Do Witt's
Witch Ho/el Salvo will euro them.
Jack Dofcuti Two Iluraei In u Twenty Mile
< < > In Texas.
HOUSTON , Tox. , May 22. John S.
Prinuo of Oinaliu , the world'H ulminpion
r yuliHt , who Is training for the World'H
fair tournament , yesterday raced twenty
miles against two horfcos , the liortos re
laying every mile , and eaoh liorso hav-
\i\K \ \ a joukoy to save tlino in rolayinp ; .
I'rinoo won by sixty foot in fifty-two min
utes , llo made thu last lap in a gait
which was at a clip of u fraction over a
mile in two minutes. .
Piles of people have plies , but Dowltt'8
Witch Ha e'l Salvo will euro them.
A Frenchman makes diamonds by elec
tricity.
Tlio Now York legislature has passed a bill
for the equipment of the Krlo canal uith thu
trolly system.
Vi'hero tlio telephone wires are overland
the speed of transmission is ut the rate of
about 10,000 miles u second ; where the \\lres
nro through cables under the sea the speed
is not moro than 0,020 miles a second.
An electric road is to bo built in I'iko
county , Ohio , and another Is projected in
Kails. These communities should not allow
tholr interests to go unguarded when the
franchises are granted.
Russian engineer ofllcers havoc been experi
menting with un electric handlump of Itus-
slun Invention. It seems to bo well adapted
to the Inspection of mines und trenches ut
night. Thu lamp , or lantern , is In the form
of a tubu two uuu a half feet long , the in
terior being inudo of tin. Tiny cells , form-
nrc placed in tlid lubonml
connected In n special mnnner. The lleht li
enclosed In six pmtos of glass nt the top of
the tuop , find the brilliancy is reculntcu by
n screw at the lower cud ,
AmonR the hills slsnoil by Governor
V lower of New \ ork last v cek wni ono nil-
Ihormng \illnpo to contract with electric
llpht comiiniiles In nn amount not uxcccdine
2K mills for every dollar of taxable jiropui ty
w'thln ' such village each year.
It Is contended that n proat savhiR In sup.
iKirts and insulator.t can bo effected by run-
Ing telephone lines diagonally. Moro wlro
Is certainly required by the adoption of this
system , but other advantages are claimed
for the mot hod which moro than counter
balance this objection.
The IMIson I'lectrlc Light company of
Philadelphia actually proposes to pay f'r > 0-
000 for the privilege of Inyluc conduits In a
certain number of the , streets. This money
Is to go. not to the aldermen , but to the city
itself , nud the conduits when laid nro to be
come the property of the niunlclpillty He-
form must have nmdo Its homo In the I'ity of
Hrotherly Love with the intention of stay-
hip.
hip.In
In vlow of the rapidly Incrcaslntr develop- *
mcnt In nil branches of clccttlc heating , It Is
hardly surprising that the ulc.i of an elec
trical brick kiln should have assumed prac
tical shapo. In this , ns In all other applica
tions of electricity , a incut saIng In time Is
effected , and whereas by the ordinary method
the baking of bricks extends over three days ,
by the now process they are turned out In
three hours and n half ,
The American Bell Telephone company
has Jllctl n bill In the United States circuit
court nt Pittsburg against the McKcesport
Telephone company for an alleged infringe
ment of patent. The iMcICccsport company
was organised a short time ngo , and began
business on the understanding that the Dell
patent had expired. The case Is a test ono
nnd will bo watched with great Interest by
all who manipulate or patronize the tele
phone ' ,
Alter a deDato extending over throe hours ,
the senate of the Connecticut legislature
passed the general electric street railway
bill by a vote of 17 to fi. It becomes impera
tive that a majority of all directors of nil
street rallwnjs must reside in the state.
This will place control of nil electric roads
and street railways In the hands of local
authorities , subject to the restrictions made
by the railway commissioners regarding
carrying fi eight anil paralleling steam rail
road s.
A novel experiment Is about to bo tried on
Long Island , sotnellfty miles from New York.
A bicycle road operated by steam has been
running for the last thico years , to the satis
faction of its projectors , between Grnvcscnd
and Coney Island , and it is now proposed to
tncionso the effectiveness of the system by
the use of electricity. For this purpose n
track of a mile nnd n half has been con
structed. A special motor is to boused ,
with a driving wheel of llvo feet.
Storage battery cars have been placed on
the Second avenue street railway in New
York City. The cells employed in the accu
mulator are n moditlcation of the zinc copper
alkaline type , which has long been regarded
as the lightest form in proportion to the
power stored. The motors and dynamos are
of the internal Hold typo introduced by the
company about two i ears ago. Each car is
provided with a battery weighing two tons ,
which is expected to run the car about thirty
miles before recharging becomes necessary
It Is reported that the New York.
Canadian Pacific and Hudson Docking and
Terminal company , which intends to con
struct a road from Ogdcnsbtirg through the
states of New York and New Jersey to tlio
Newark and Now York bays , has under ad
visement a proposition from the Uencril
Electric company to equip the line with
clectiic locomotives , \\hich are to haul the
trains at the rate ot 100 miles an hour. A
part of the plan is that the General l > lcc-
tric company is to furnish electric light to
all the cities and towns through which the
railroad passes , nnd also furniMi power to
manufactories.
'itio promise of electrical communication
between two distant points without the
agency of an intervening wlro is being f ulilllcd
with startling rapidity and almost incredible
success. The wonderful capacity of the in
visible electric energy for leaping across a
gulf of air miles in width and unerringly de
livering its message is almost daily enlarging
its functions. Inductive electricity , as it is
called , which thus Hilda the atmospheric air
or the ether a sufficient conductor for its
puriwses , and was a few years since but lit
tle moro than a theory of the laboratory and
class room , has now bncomo n momentous fact
in civilization nud commerce.
IT'S ASTONISHING
how Dr. Piorco's Favorite -
vorito Prescription
acts upon nervous
women. It's a marvelous -
| velous remedy for
nervous and general
debility , Chorea , or
St. Vitus'a Unnce ,
Unsoninin , or Inn-
Jbili ty to sloop ,
> spasms , convulsions ,
j or "ills , " nnd every
I like disorder.
Even in coses of
Insanity resulting from functional derange
ments , the pcrolstent UFO of the "Piascrip
tion " will , by restoring the natural functions ,
generally oftect n euro.
For women suffering from any chronic
" femnlo complaint" or weakness ; for women
who are run-down or overworked ; nt the
change from girlhood to womanhood ; and ,
later , nt the critical " clmngo of lifo1' It is a
mediclno that safely and certainly builds up ,
strengthens , regulates , and cures.
If it doesn't , if it over fnils to benefit or
euro , you have your money back.
What moro can anyone ask ?
Is anything that Isn't sold in this way
likely to bo " Just ua good " I
VOUR HEALfi ;
May delicti upon tliA way j-ou treat I lie war *
* Inss which nature elves. A few bottles ) '
S. S. S. taken nt the proper time may Insure got'
health ( or ajcarortwo. Thcrcforenctntoncojo
IS IMPORTANT
that nMnro bo a l < toi ! at the tight t Inif
never f.itU to relieve the system ot Im
Vutitlcs , and It an excellent tunic nlso. '
lie Wants to Add Ills Name.
" Permit me to add my name to jotir many cllih
ttttlticatesln commendation of the creat cnratlvj
i > ropcitle < contained In Swift's Spccltic (8. ( S. S. )
U certainly ono of the best tonics I ever u M. \ .
"JolixV. . UANILL , Andftson.S.C.r
Treatise on bloo.l nnd skin diseases mailed .ro ? . ,
* WllfX Sl'KCnUP CO. . A i jda.Ga.j ,
1 " * " \
OF ALIiJCINDS ,
WE RETAIL AT
WHOLESALE PRICESf
Sjiingcs.
Air IMlowa.
V ) Tubing. , .
Invalid Cnsliio :
Walcr Dollies. ,
THfALOEl" FOLD 00 , ?
or.iVLiu9 IN
Jimf riiinorifH ,
umf Hospital Siipit/cm.
114 South UHli. St.
Next to PoittoUlooi !
With Norvu llo na , now voitotnbln discover
of nrirvolous power , positive euro for a
nerve irouuln * . such as nervous prostr.tlloi
sleeplessness ilestioiidtutuy , pains lit li.io1 * an
Hide , slolc ho.idiiuhe , dy > ipopsl.i , lois of appc
tlte , etc. Vt'omloifiil nutvo tonic , m ikos ik > '
pure tiloo.l , tono4 out Ire system , tl a ho
eimujli for two weeks. At dnisjglsts , or b
mail , Nerve lloan Co. , HulTalo. M , V.
I
Notice. i'
Pealed proposals will bo received liy th\
Stnlo Printing lloaid at iho olllroot thu secU
ii-lary of slalo at any tlmo bi'foro MnmluMj
Muy 29 , 1H03. at I o'clock p. m. , for prlnllt'f } '
nnd binding 0,000copies of the session lawsiv
18U3 , Incliiiilng 000 , scp.ir.iluly prlntod nn '
bound Ini ) iperproof sheetcoulusof the "New.1
Hill. "
berry * )
. o slon laws to bo printed on two-pount ,
book paper , Mnnll pica type , pages to bo sniujEj
sbu anilfotm as the laws of 1885. with tiiaw' '
glnal noti's and lnde\ , bound In full shoe ] ' . \
Proposals will also bo leci'lved atthasamj ]
tlmo and place for prlnllng the uinaino roil : * ;
lepoils nnd court calendars and for furnlslj"
Ing all blnnks , hlanU books and ( 'In'iiliiri , li.
chiding re\t'iiuo lilnnks , iriiilieil | by l\f \ ,
olllruis of the eM'cutlxo ( hip iitment oftM
slatu for a period ot twoyo.ir-f from dale e * .
contract. [ ,
Samples and csllmati's of kinds and nuanlltl'
of supplies to 1) ( ) fiirnMied can bu been ntKi
olllco of siH'iutary of state. i"
1'ioposals niiistHtitn ; for what pilco the blip' '
dcr will fiiinlsh all books In this class pt > .
jiage , and for all blanUs and circulars p > '
litindrcd. , A
Kuch proposal must bo ncrnmpinlcd by fl
bond In Iho sum of $5,000 , with twoor moiji
sureUN ! , conditional that the bidder will , 1L
eiiso of award within ll\o days after notltv,1
enter Into rontinct todo the work. ( j
Itlds to bu marked "Proposals for 1'ubll.V
Priming , " CHIP of bcciotniy of stale , i
( > alloy and p.igu pioof for laws must bo fur/t /
nlsliud lothu proiiurolllcur , nnd nil work to hq
dcilNcri'd In good order free of cost nt tht
olllco of Iho K-rrolaiy of stalu wllhln sixty
days fiom the date of contract.
UIght to luli'Ctnnvorall bids resoned. j
J. S. UAUTLKY , 1 '
Stalu Treasurer , i Of State
MOOUE.Printing / Hoard
Auditor Public. Accounts.
MSOdlOt
Itoiiild for Sale. I
Sealed bids for $10,000.00 of school bulldlns
bonds will l < > ii'colvcd hy thu jiresldent and
scciotarv of the school district of tbo City of
Iliokcn llouNeb. . , up to 1 o'clock p. m. ol
.Itino 1 , 1H03 , said bonds 10 be Issued by the
Hoard of Kdiicatlon of thu above named dla-
tilctj wlllbearO per cent Interest , payable
scml-anmially , and both Interest and pilncl-
uil inndn iiayablo at tlio fiscal acimey for the
state of Nebraska In tlio clly of Now York. N
V. $5,000.00 of sild bonds \\lll run for tuir
yeais from .Inly 1,18'jt : , and $0,000.00 will mr
for llfle.cn years fiom July 1 , 1803. Thu i lull-
to reject any und all bids Is ruscixpd.
J { . U. TAl.HOi' , I'losldcnt. J
.1. ( ! . MMIMI : , Hcciutary. \
Dated llioken How , Nub. , May 1H , 18U3 , j
May21d lit I
SOUTH OMAHA. .
. J
Union Stock Yards Company , j
South ! Ornaliat I
BcetCflttlo Ho nnd blieoi ) market la t'i wait
COMMISSION HOUSES. {
Wood Brothers.
Llvo Slock ConimU lon Morc'iunts. t
60'ilh Oroatia Tclcphono 1137. ChlcjjtJ
JOHN H. DADr MAN , I . , . . - ,
„ „ „ „
WAI/l'KIl 1C. WOOD , fM nazorr | |
Market reports by mall and wlro ohcorful
furnished upon i.ppllo.uon. ! <
,
OMAHA
AWNINGS AND TENTS.
Omaha Tent-Awning Wolf Bros & Co. ,
COMPANY.
Manufacturer * of Tonte.
HOIISK COVIU18. Awnlniu , rte , 7UJ and
1113 Karnura Htroot. 7U&H , lull Utraot ,
BAGS & TWINES |
Bemis Omaha Bag
COMPANY.
Imporlort nud manufac
turer ! of flour lacks ,
burlnp , twlno.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Morsc-Coe Shoa Company.
8aloiroom nnd Onlce-MOT-lIW-IIH Howard Et
Ha' ' ° "
Howard 8U
j-nctory-lirJ-UJI-lUl
Wo are the OSJ.V ManufuJturorj of llooti nn4
A ifcnoral liivhwtlou it oxtouiljU to ftll to Injpoct
ournoff'ttctor/ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Kirkcndall , Jones & Arner , Hand-Sewed
COMPANY \Vliolo ale
mfri , uucnti Huston fillOK COt > ooti , itioei
llubbur miou Co , IIU'J- uiid rubber too(1 , 1JUH
1IUI llUflllarnay rUrcet umor atrmt
COAL , COKE. CORNICE.
Oraatta Coal , Coke & Eagle Cornice Works
.MfriK'lmuliodlroncor-
1,1 MI ! CO , liard nnd ( Oft iilro , window CBI . mo
coal , H K. cor. 10th and Ullo tkrlluhti , uu : .Id'W
btreot. arid laiUDodiiurtrect.
DRY QOODS.
M. B. Smitli& Co , KilpatricK-KochDry
( JOJIH CO.
Dry gooiH , notlant , fur- Notion * , Bents' furnlih
uUhllitf yoodi , corner inn irood > , cor. Hlli and
lltli uuil Howard bte. llnrney HUL'Cti.
FURNITURE.
Omaha Upholstering tietiee & Hunyaa
COMPANY.
Upliolituied furniture , KUIINITUUK COMl'ANy
11W-11UI Nlcliolai ct.
Omaha Stove Repair i M , A. Disbrow & C <
\YOIIKB. mote rvixlri I Uanufaclurvr * ot tli
aua water tt cbmeoti I Uuuri , bJIniU not
for nr kind of tor I uouldln i. llrmicliol