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Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30
Chicago live 1t elk NInr!,ct.

CHICAGO. May % Especial Telegram to THE
BEE. buyers of cattle were little more lib
eral in their views today, They appeared
just to have awakened to the fact that this
weeks receipts have been notably light, es-
pecially of good cattle. The general demand
was more active than for some days past and
without showing any pronounced advance the
market was sensibly hrmer. There were not
more than 400 natives and n considerable
part of that number were considered of !mm~-
turc stock Eastern buyers and exporters
found some difficulty in filling their orders in
fact, they did not succeed in filing them. OF
poor aud common stock there was no lack,
but It sold rather more freely and certainly
stronger than earlier in the week. The basis uf
sales was Sl.50i0L25 for inferior to choice cows,
hcifers and bulls SL75t3k25 for stockcrs and
feeders, I.i0lG3.50 for common to fancy ship
ping steers, and Sl.50Dt.s5 for Texans. The
prevailing low prices have stimulated trade
In stock cattle, many sales having been re-
ported within the last few days.
The iirmness developed toward the close OF
yesterdays hog market was present today.
Shippers and packers bought freely Mt A.5JlG
4.G5 for fair to choice heavy and medium
weights and at $4.4OlG4GO for common to best
light Poor aud common lots changed hands
at $l.256I.35. The published sales show an
advance on Thursdays opening prices of
21aIGjc per 100 lbs Good To best grades are
now quoted the same as one week ago, while
i'm common sorts there has been an advance
of l0c Tn" market close steady with only Il
few hogs left in the sellers h n Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30
Oockrell Bros,

Brokers Private wires
to New YORK Chicago h
ST Louis. Special alton
tiOn given to track bids
ON grain, lst Nat hank.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30
POST MORTE IS.
The commissioners VIII Examine the
1n,. pcr's work


Commissioner Timme Cf the county board
proposes to take hand and if possible learn
TO just what extent the county coroner can
conduct the post mortem trade.
Yesterday, in speaking upon the suo-
iect he said: douglas county is being i'm
posed upon in the most damnablo manner i'm
aginable. Not only being imposed upon but
robbed.
"Ths is plain talk, but it is the truth, and
IN this connection | want to cite one or two
instances. A man brought from Elkhorn
was in the last stages of consumption. He
was taken to the hospital, where he died
few hours later, The cause of death was
apparent to the most casual observer, but
Notwithstanding this, the coroner held an in
quest ard post mortem. In this connection
the holding of the inquest might have been
necessary, Int why was the post mOrtem
held when Tie inquest brought out all OF the
facts.
"a man was run over and killed by tho
cars.
"The worthy coroner was not satisfied with
holding an inquest and viewing the mangled
body, but ordered a post mortem at SlOO to
try and find out If death did not result from
some other cause.
.'Take that man Dennis, who died in the
North Sixteenth street livery stable.
The inquest brought out all OF the
facts ana the verdict of the jury
fully established the cause of the death, but
the coroner took out the stomach and turned
it over to Prof Mueller and charge of 800
was made for simply finding out what was
known before.
'"There are scores of similar cases, but why
dlatei One thing is certain, the coroner is
making an organized raid on the general
fund of the county, and not satisfied with the
$40 that he gets tor viewing dead bodies he
works in another fee for himself aud the few
doctors who stand in and are employed by
him to carry on the inquest business.
II propose TO stop TINS ana
the first thing that shall do
will be to introduce resolution
REQ ..iring the coroner to make the inquest
part of his bill. by doing this we will know
Just what the jury found aud have an idea
that the coroner win not care to have some OF
the findings come to the knowledge of the
board. If this will not prove effective | shall
try some other plan, as am determined that
the county shall be protected from this
wholesale robbery that grows out OF the traf-
fic of iuquests and the cutting up of dead
bodies.n
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30
Nrrrtnhlpa.

Tho general market was about steady on
everything.
The following quotations represent the
prices ut which choice stock Is billed out on
orders unless otherwise stated:
BERMUDA ONIONS-pcr case, Sl.f5IJ,00.
RAUtsuEs-per dozen lunches, 2jc.
PEAs--Per bushcl box, S2.5OiG2.15pCr y bushel
box, 800
SOUTHERN CAULIFLowERyrer dozen, $500
2.75.
POTATOES Home grown stock in small lots
from the store O0CiUSLtO.
LETTUCE-GhOivr stock. JjlGi)c.
AsrARAGCs -jO00 iDc per dozen.
NEW POTATOES-pcr 10, 22ic.
SOUTHERN BEANS-WaN, $3.50 per l5 bushel
box; string, SL25 per y bushCi box.
Tor ONIONs-prr bunch ljN20c.
TOMArOES- Southern stock. bushCl boxes,
I.0O fancy, crate, q baskets, SI.jJ per crate.
PIE PLAST--pCr lb, &C.
CUCUMBERS-pCr dozen, Sl.2A
NEW BEETS-pcr dozen, SOC
CABRAGE-Culifornla stock, per IL, 2IsG2Ac;
southern, per crate, $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30
MisccUune0us NJnrJ,cts.

New York, May 20-PETRoLEuM-Quiet but
STEADY; united closed at Csc for June.
COTTON SEED OIL-Dull and easy; yellow
off grade. 3Gtt.5c.
TALLJw-Dull but steady; city (S20J for
pkgsJ 1904 ID 1Gc.
RUSIN-Steady but quiet
TURPENTISE-Quictu and steady; 3STBiac.
PIG Iron Dull; American, Sl6 OO0lS.CO.
COPPER-Stcady; lake June, $500.
LEAD-firm; domestic, I35
IIN-Firm but rather dull straits, 2l40
HIDES Active ana firm.
WooL-Quiet but steady; domestic fleece
}iGLI1c; pulled, 2G6li c; Texas. l7Gg2ic.
LONDON, May 2y.-CALCUTTA LINSEED-4ls
1isd Der quarter.
rURPESTINE SPIRITS--nOS Cd per cwt
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30
TIE SPECULATIVE MARKETS.
Business on the Chicago Change in the
Matt e of Big Scalp"
CfoP REPORTS LOWER WHEAT VALUES,
Dull Trade in Corn with Narrow
tIuctuations-N Scs 'ion of the
Ioard Until Next
Tuesday.

CHICAGO May 2o-As this was the last busl-
ness dav OF the month and as traders were not
inclined 10 extend their lines NJ Open accounts
20 be carried over til Tuesday, the day $ busl-
ness was largely In the nature OF pig
"scalp" In anticipation this state OF aUalfs'
some local dealers provided themselves WIN
Ca S" il wheat last night at slOl'a TO sl'V@
and set out at the opening this morning 10
hoist the market 20 tho "eali" price. Tho
stampcde of small shorts when they started
carried July from fLOJli Mt the start up to
SLOlt. From SLOl up the sales were greater
than the demand from frightened shorts could
absorb The result was that the attempt 10
get the market to the call limits was tlufs'
The heavy weight bears soon saw throuSh
the game and thereafter to the close sold
freely whenever IL rallied. July sold OF to
tlOOli then rallied to tLOOA, broke to OO6c ana
after few feeble rallies sloOli, or there
abOuts, hung very close to fl.OJ. The news
sent In early was calculated to advance prices,
but its effect was soon lost, IL was shlu t9ll
the German government had about cohcluoeu
to reduce import duties on wheat ny pc pSr
buShcl. and there were reports from the north-
west Of dry weather Later advicCs' however,
told OF liberal rains IN North DAKOTA lhst
night. St Louis wired that receipts from Kan
sas for the next few days woltd bo large. Ihe
Kansas adylCes were that the crop OutloOk
was excellent There We're reports Of large
takings Of gold to 20 abroad by tomorrow )
steamers, but there were also gooa, exports OF
cereals. Near the close the arithmct clans
figures told that there would be a large de-
crease In the visible supply and this sent the
price up TO Tl0Ja.
The trade In corn was largely local, and as
I'm wheat there was a tendency towards even
ing up trades. The consequence was a dull
market during most OF the session. with mar
row fluctuations June opened at i+ADh!Ec,
SOLD up to j5isc on buying by shorts Ecactc
to 5ihc with the break in whea., rallied to Soc
and closed Il shade under that.
Oats like corn, were dull ana fcaturclcSs,
with fluctuations confined to "A range OF q
cent
Provisions were dull but firm, the iluctua-
tlOns In pork covered "A range of l7H cents;
closing lN@l21c higher than yesterday Lard
closed Sc and ribs TCNi&C higher.
There will be no session OF the board to-
morrow or Monday. ...:
The leading futures ranged MS follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30
London stocks,
=. Mav - p. m. closLng.

LONDON, May 2J.-i p. m. closing:
Cunsols, money ..pj -iG Erie c............... Posi-
COnsOls, account. 10 LID Mexican Ord....... 3GS
u. :. is........ ...l2lI. 81 Paul common. G5{h
L. s. l6s.............l02 n. Y. Central. l02A
n. Y. T.. Il o. sts... 39i Reading 1863
Canada Pacific. ..... i9dI
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
TonoraY & BrYnn.

Brokers grain, provisions
aud STOCKS Ni5 9. i4th
81, Private wiro to Chi
ago. St Louis and New
York.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30
New York i.iyc stock Market.

NEW YoRK, May @hf'-BEEVEs- 2,6?1
head. including 5T cars for sac Market lOc
lower Native steers, s. 75flG2O; bulls and
COWS, Sh25i1L25; dressed beef. steady sli@
0l2c; shipments today, 80 beeVes; tomorrow.
beef. f-l.
CALVES Receipts, 496 head; market a shade
hrmer; veals S5O06GB,5j; buttermilts S4OOD
4.5O. riri
Receipts, L9I5 head; market steady,
Sheep. SI0JGl5. -; lambs, &IOOiISjO
Hoes Receipts, 4.1g8head consigned direct;
market nominally steady at SI,GjlChId,
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30

clenrlngs for the month were s53.526 s)O and
for the same month I'm lslt. Sjj, ,2SS.3O0.
CHICAGO, May -. - Clcurlngs Silill,OO.
cent for call and time lOaus. New York cN-
change a. Soc premium sterling exchange
was steady aud un' hanged.
BOsroN. May Sg.-Clcarinrs, sil0H,2jl; bal
ances, 1881 25s. Money, per cent Exchange
on New York - discount to tr For the week
cienrlngs, &1O,Uii2ll; bilunt SG6iS,0lD. For
the corresponding week last Tcar clcarings,
Snj,i422nS: balances, SS1S',0gS. For the month
clearlnls, fO2, so. .aA1; balances Al,4G2 $50 For
the corresponding month last year clearings
&lnng 1.nali hnLnmnNg Ail.l1h hNI0.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30

DENVER, Col, May ?O.--QuotatiUns on the
mininr nNnhnnpn lnlnv.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30

The total sales OF stocks today were li0,2O6
shares; including Atchlson, $3.50; Delaware,
Lnckawanna & Western, 4,6JJ; Louisville Il
Nashville, 3l,lGS; st. Paul, 30,Oi5i Union Pa
pi flo
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30

CHICAGO, May 20-Logan & Go. to Toncray &
Bryan.-The wheat market has been quiet
throughout the whole session. Tomorrow and
Monday being holidays has somewhat inter-
fcred with business. The situation is un-
changed, foreign adYices are firm, with back
ward weather ON the continent Reports OF
the growing crop OF winter wheat on this side
OF the Atlantic Is good; We have had rains in
the northwest where 1t was needed and the
present outlook is prOmisin" for good crop.
The demand for cash wheat is good. 1t is
difficult to buy in favorte houses. Charters
for 10000 bushels made for Buffalo, sald to be
for export Our crop Is "a week or ten days
late and with such conditions we think wheat
safe to buy on all weak markets Corn is less
active than for some days past. Reports are
fair and prospects are they will continue so
closed firm. II they have not already touched
the bottom they are not far from it and rib
and lard we think good purchase,
CHICAGO, May CIV. q. Mccormick & Co to
Il. O., Swartz SCo-Actve scalping on the part
Of local traders and even Ing up transactions
by outside spectators have been the main
features nf today's wheat market. News of
any description was disregarded and produced
no effect London cables were easier. liver
pool cables were i4d higher. Berlin was ia
marks lower on the September future. white
Antwerp was quoted higher New York wired
ture delivery, A cabeyrLm stated that the
Berlin municipal authorities had recon-
mendcd to the government the reduction of
Import duties ON cereals Receipts at eleven
primary golnts $4,000. shipments $1,000,
Cleurances from New York and Baltimore
were Il, 900 packages of -four and 1900 bushels
OF wheat The close of the market was firm,
but not active. The corn market was dull
and transactions consisted chiefly In evening
up preparatory to the holidays, Receipts were
large, rs were the estimates for tomorrow,
The shi lpins demand is only moderate.
Provisions We're very duh AMI the market
featurclesS until the last hour, when good buy
ing commenced by several of the packers aud
by shorts from the wheat crowd
NEW YORK, May % 9-kcnnctt, HOPKINS & 90.
to :. a. MCWhurter-HhCe engagement OF nearly
100000 in go.d for shipment by tomurruw's
steamer has had depressing eject upon the
market today. The hope If not the cN eta
tiOn OF the street has been tlat little IL any
gold would GO this wCek but shipments are
over 100000 AMI sterling exchange is so firm
as 70 make II probable that more Will go ncNt
week The market Indicates realizing sales
by parties who are disappointed at the cuu-
tnued move of gold Prices have weakened
throughout the list, hut Louisville & Nash
vile and Northern Pacific have been
heavy, Doubts are expressed regarding
tho Louisville * Nashville cOntinu-
ing its former rate Of dividend
aud some prominent luteI ests have bcou SELL
ing IL for week or more Long ST. puul stock
has also come ON the market today causing a
decline OF about per cent, The bank state
ment gave a temporary strong tor to the
market rs the Increase ln the surplus reserve
OF a., 100000 WAS moro than expected, There
vas u special move in Chicago Gas on report
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30
Bink Clearunces.

RAtTMoRE, Md, May @,..ClearlnGs today,
s.s9h lNi balances, fJis,pJS Money, d per cent
NEW lORK, May 2n,-Clear.ngs. 500 995 iT1;
ealagnSges, @h!heeoi ;9r the week elearings,
PulLADELPHIA, May 21-Clearl2gs SS3 S,rQ9;
balances, slj65,550, For the week ending
today, cleariugs, si0,125SOl; balances, sIIS +
80 Money +JGps per cent
ClNCINNATL q, May 2A-MOuey frmer at ,
e59 percent New York exchange q cents pre-
past ive days, SO $50, compared TO slO67l 100
for the corresponding week last year The
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30
OMIHI WHOLESAAE MAKRETS.
Country PrOdurc,

Facs are not quito SO strong; butter Is also
very weak;
rtT '"-Country butter is selling at s0IOr
FGus-Thn market Is rather uneven aud
safes were made all the way from / o. ~ &c.
lIAY-Ste ldy; pest uplunI, su,OG5l2. per
ton,
poULTRS Choice live hens. StOO; roo.ters
aud miNel SLjntl7l; good spring rh ckcuS
SLOO@E.5, live turkeys, l0c Ter lh; moderate
demands liTe geese slow, -, per doz; ducks,
S2.jOtLJO0
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30
Kansas CITY NInrkets.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, May 20 FLoUR-
weak: unchanged.
WnEAr- Stronger; No. . hard, cash. 0lr,ci
May, 0iiaC bid; No. ? red, cash. n1lsc,
Conn Easier; No, =, cash, 5Otac May, 5)lsc
49iRc bid.
hrrrEn Steady 70 weak; unchanged.
EGGS-Stcady at l2lsc,
Woodwork. UNCHANGED.
RECEIrTs- Wheat, lO6 uUI bushels; corn, 10 400
bushels; oats, LLa ~ bushels.
SHIlMENPS-Mh IL, 40 bushels; corn, 1900
bushels
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30

San Francisco Mining Quotations.
SAN FRANCISCO. Gala May p. The official
closing quotations for mining stocks today
war nj
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30
Cincinnnti Markcts.

CINCiNNArt, o., May 2g.-WnEAr-Stcad!
No red, Sl.OjHt
CoRN-Weakcr; No Q mixed. 57tlGpjsc.
OATS Irregular; No. 2 mixed, 41laGiOc
WHIsKY--Il 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30
LiYcrnnnl NInrknts

LIVERPOOL May a.-WHEAT-Frm; de-
tnund poor; holders oTor sparnuly; receipts
OF wheat for the past three days were l2lOO0
ceutals Including 1900 American.
Consistently; demand improvingj receipts
OF American corr for the past three days were
1880 CCntals.
pEAs-CHnudau. Gs id per Genital
CHEESE American, finest white and col
ored. 4gs for new pcrCWt
BEEF-Amcricln refrigerator beef fore
quarters. Iiad; hinduuartors, III per pound.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30
Sn.rinlIhNnnrt.

NEW YoRK May 2a-Tho exports OF specie
during the week amounted to H10j,O6O, al
gold Of whichS .G6,262 went to Europe and
sG1.sO0 to South America. The imports Of
specie amounted to $4,000. OF which SA.t0l was
gold and SjL2Js silver. Lazard Frees shipped
500 .0lJ; Hcidciback. Eckchcimet, S0oOlO
an Won Hoffman & CO.. &jOLO1U. shipments
tomorrow include the aboAe, The shiDments
tomorrow go as follows; BY La Pretun.e to
Paris, SL15lO.O; ALERT, to London, SijOOOO;
lmbrin TO INNerpOoL &llL 1000
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30
Kansas City Live stock Warket.

KANSAS CrrY, Mo- May 2l-CArrLE-Re-
celpts, 1919 head; shipments. ~ head; mar
ket opened steady, closed weak; steers Si25ll
&!.0OiGI2h
HoGs-Receipts,s,0 90 head; shipments, 2,alp
head; market common, steady, best 80 higher;
bulk, Sh3lG0L4I; all Sflues, &OJ(bt5
SuEEP- Receipts, 2,6)O head shipments, 42)
head Market steady
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30
The Money Mnrkct.

New YORK, May 29.-MoNEY ON CALL-Easy,
ranging from "a To I PEI cent? loans ,oIa per
cent; closing offered NJ "a per cent.
PhtME MERGANrILE PArER-hiIOi ner cent
STERLING EXCHANGE - Quiet and firm at
mund,
The following were the closing prices on
bonds;
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30

Invlnclbln Pate Mt. s2,sl Lone star Supcrla-
tive $3.50; Snowflake $40; Fancy Family,
SIpl.
f. r. Davis Mill Co. High Patent No. | and
Cream, t2Sj; Blue H. full patent, t"CO; Hawk
eye, hnl patent. $40; Special Royal patent
No. ~, SD; Minnesota Patent &Wi Kansas
Hard Wheat. patent, S2Uj; Nebraska Spring
wheat patent, &,dl
: T. dllnnn's Gold Medal, 500; Snow White,
s. 60; snowflake. S22Oi low grade Sl6Oi bran,
flN.nN; chopped feed, $1,000; Minnesota super
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30
New York Co ee Options.

New YORK May 20.-CoFFEE-Optlons opened
steady and unchanged to . points up, closing
steady at 5Dl5 points up. sales, 5000 bags, in
Sl6.2J; October Sl5LOQD t5.Jj; November, Sl5l
December Slt05. spot Rio, dull; fair car r. oes,
5000; No. e. SlS.25.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30

Nogriping, no nausea, no pain whe1 De
Wits Little Early RiserS are taken. Small
pill. Safe pill. Best pill.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30
PUBLIC WORKS.
Bub Balcombe Commended and Some
Contracts Let

Contracts Let
There was a new man at the secretary's
desk when the board of public works con-
vened yesterday afternoon. Major Furay
noticed the fact, and observed that John w.
Robbins was duly installed IN the position
that U. B. Balcomoe has filed for three
years, offered the following resolution, which
was unanimously adopted:
Whereas. U. b. Balcombe. the secretary of
this board. having recently submitted his
resignation, which was accepted, to take
effect June !, proXimo, and as this is probably
his last official meeting with us, we deem 1t
due as tribute of respectful recognition to
his merit to express our appreciation If his
services long, SO honestly and efficiently
given the people OF this city in his connection
with this board: therefore bel
Resolved, That in his retirement from the
z. BalcomDe carries with II IN the kindest and
best wishes OF each member OF the bDtrd for
future success In Iny and al5 ms underi az <
him officially; We'll done, thou good aud
faithful servant"
resolution be spread upon the re cords OF this
board.
The work of the board was then com
meEccd.
For constructing the sewer in district 139,
on Thirticth street from Leavenworth, the
contract was awarded to McGavock 81
Daley. Their bid was as follows Eighteen
inch pipe Sl.55; l5-iuch, 95 cents; S-inch SS
cents, ana O-lncu, % cents
For constructing the sewers in districts 1856
and l31 Hamann & Mcdonald were the
lowest bidders. These bids We're as follows :
District l37, Burt street from Twenty fourth
to Twenty fifth, S-nch pipe, 81 cents, and
district 1877, Twentythird street, Paul to
lzard, lS-inch pipe, s3 cents.
For rcconstructing the sewer in district IS,
alley between Jackson and Howard streets,
between Ninth and Sixteenth streets, lS-inch
pipe, S?46, and l2-inch pipe, 1886. This con-
tract was awarded to f. l.. Reeves ~ co.
For grading Eighteenth street from Leav-
enworth to point 400 feet south of Mason
street there were six bidders Mckinney &
Hall bid l0I4 cents per cubic yard and got
the contract. 1t will require the removal of
$1,000 yards of earth.
For laying eight-inch pipe sewer IN Wal
nut Hill iiatz Il Callahan were the lowest
bidders at 30 cents per lineal foot Raymond
Brothers bld S}.0l for box and S4.9l for tile
culverts. Their bid was the lowest
For sloplng banks Eatz s. Callahan bid 2S
cents per cubic yard 7. j. Kuowlin 37l9
cents and Cyrus Morton "A cents. The city
engineer Will figure on these bids.
The board will hold another session AT 80
this morning.
Nogriping no nausea, no pain wne1 De
Wits Little Early Itisers are taken. Small
pill. Safe pill. Best pill
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30

but others we're slow. Receipts II cars; ship
ments, 2D5 cars. Close: No. hard, May, 500;
on track, SLWlbl0hh No. I northern, May,
nnrt thnrn. al lll. ON trnck al .OlllL0La
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30
ErrsIl lNrIIits.

Strawberries were higher yesterday and
dca 'erS think that We have seen bottom prices
for some time.
STUAwBERRrEs- Per 9i-Quart case, $3.50; best
Missouri stock. -. IIUA0O
CHERRIEs Per i0.lb box, 1925; southern
cherries, S2.5O6I2.75 per drawer OF isqts.
ORANGEs-Los Angeles, $500 per box; san
Diego, $3.50; Riverside. 1915.
GREEN GOUSEBERHIES- Per 2I-quart case,
%li05Gl0J; drawer of Is quarts, S2.25.
PINEAPrLES--pcr dDZ S25OIt3OO.
LEMoNs-Chuice stock, per box, $685. fancy,
800.
BANANAs-per bunch, s!.5OG3OO for fancy
stock for shipping.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30
81. Lonis NInrkcts.

ST, LOUIS Mo, May A-WHEAr- Unset
tied; cash, sL0its JulY, 0dlbr
CoRN- Irregular; cash a2'sC; July, $50,
oATs-steadyi cash, axes July iOc,
PoRK-Ouict; StLul
lARD--Quiet; $500,
MHIhKN-Hll Id.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30
TOlptlO Markets.

ToLEpo. o.. May 20 -WHEAT-Lowcr; cash
and May. si.Os.
cons Firm cash and May, SOC.
OATs-Qulet; cash, ISc.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30
st. Louis Live stoc Market.

Sr. LOUIS Mo, May 21,-CATTLE- -Reccipt'.
l,tOJ; shipments. 400; market strOn q IA 10
fancy native steers, ShOOBG.lOi Texans anl
Indians &AStUh2O.
H0Gs Receipts 600; shipments, 2.5OO;
market firm; heavy SkI1tl4.5J; mixed, fiOJQG
$50: light, SI,OlGIij.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30
New York Minin. Quotations.

New YoRx, May 20.-The following are the
closing mining stock nnotntiOns:
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30

Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOuR-Stcady and unchanged.
WHEAT-No . spring wheat, Sl.O2hGGl.02H;
No. spring wheat, 0S,0S90c; No. red, Sl.O24
QLNli
ConN-No. 2, 5Gil lG15Gsc.
oArsNo. ., 411ac; No. Q white, 47G5iSi4c;
No. white, 451s0blGlic.
RYE--No. =, SiGGsHaC.
BARLEY-No. .. nominal; No. 3 t. o. b., Csc;
No 4, nominal.
FLAX SEED-No. /, $1.l2
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime. sL3O8lA
PoRK-Mcss pork per barrel, siO70;lO
Ia @ per eG Gwt' SgJ snort ros, SIDES GGoSeS G1
Dos; short clear sides boxed. SG2JGG.J5
WuIsKY-Dlstilers' finished goods per gal
Ion, St lB
SUGAR-Cut loaf, unchanged granulated,
unchanged; standard a." unchanged.
Receipts and shipments TO-DAY were as fol-
lows:
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30
DR.. Blrney eures e.lLnrrn. Beo bldg.

Btnghamton Republican: MA" exclaimed
L'ttlo Dick, al think our old black hen must
belong to the Malta. just bear her calling
'cutcut-cut Dago' ,
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30

Bar silver AKA per ounce.
Money per cent. Rate of discount In the
open market for both short and three months
bills. 81 per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30
OMAM4 AEYN srOCK.
OMAHA, May 90.

OMAHA, May 20.
compared with l,%H Yesterday ana 1909
Friday OF last week The market was SOW.
Reeves were steady at the recent decline
Butcher stock was unchanged with common
grades very slow Feeders were lifclcss.
loGS-Ohiclal receipts of hogs al22; as
compared with 5.;Eg Yesterday and 4,Os4 Fri
day of last week. The market was active
and strong The best hogs were active ana
firm; light and mixed hogs were n shade to3c
higher with some sales stronger Az sold.
The range of the prices paid was SLloDilV,
the bulk selling at Sl.9JDL3O. Light, shl5&
4.35; heavy, si233i.iO; mixed. - 254th3o The
average OF the prices paid was Si2l as con-
pared with s4.4ai yesterday and A.24A Friday
of last week.
SHEEP-rherc were no fresh receipts The
market was nomin lily steady" Natives,
shorn, Sa00Dj.25; westerns. shorn, S!.I5O).?1
Receipts and Disposition OF stock.
Omcial receipts and disposition Of STOCK rs
shown by the books of the Union storkyards
company for the twenty-fOur hours ending at
5ocOck p. IN. MAY ~, 1891.
RECEIPTS.