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Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS
Trading in Wheat at Chicago Yesterday
Was Very Light
BUSINESS IN CORN WAS RATHER GOOD
oat, Were Neglected to n Considerable Ex-
tent, hut Price Changes Covered a Fair
Range-Provisions Opened Steady
offerings Were Free.

CHICAGO. H., June 2i.-The trading In
wheat was rather light and the market was
very dull. There was little interest In the
market. The feeling was weaker and prices
ranged lower. Prices advanced about hc
from tho opening and the closing was Ac
lower than yesterday.
In corn there was very fair speculative
business, the market ruling quiet, active In
the first part of the day. Tho feeling con-
tinued quiet and unsettled. At the start the
sentiment was inclined to be benrlsh and
initial trades were Ut from &c to
&c decline. but the market rallied
room afterward. good many buying.
VIII ch put the price up lsc and then reacted
later, selling OH &c, the liberal receipts for
tomorrow having weakening tendency. Tho
market then sold up from ssc TO Nc, changed
some and closed with July II shade higher and
September with n 7Rc to hc gain The weather
was generally favorable for the growing crop.
Oats we're neglected to n considerable ex-
tent, but price changes covered n ssc range.
The opening was steady at about the lowest
he TO 1ic, rallied and closed Sc better than
yesterday
The speculative market for provisions
opened steady on higher prices nnd advanced
iightly. The offerings were. however. free of
pork and ribs. the market declining several
points under the pressure to sell. There was
/ slight reaction Inter on. but IL could not be
maintained, ana the market closed around
she bottom prices OF the day.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
!3O cars; corn, $50 cars; oats, $50 cars; hogs,
1900 hendo
The leading futures ransed as follows:
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Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Supply of Cattle Yesterday Was Liberal an,
le

Supply of Cattle Yesterday Was Liberal and
the Quality Good.
OMAHA, June 21.-keceipts for two days foot
up 1851 cattle, 1904 hogs and $40 sheep,
against 4.7O2 cattle, 14,7so hogs and 116 sheep
the first two days of last week.
The supply Of cattle was liberal and the
general quality very good. the offerings in
cluding quite n number of really desirable
punches of cornfed steers. Business was
rather slow In opening out, neither shippers
nor dressed beef men being particularly
anxious for the cattle. Right good dry-lot
steers were picked up readily ut fully steady
on other grades. Coarse heavy cattle were
hard to move even at barely steady prices,
while there was q decidedly weaker tendency
on the general run of half fat and green stuff,
especially toward the close. Fair to choice
loo to 1,550-lb. beeves sold at from 1870 to
S.25, fair to good 900 to l.200-lb steers at from
$34O to S4.05. Trading was not particularly
brisk ut the best. but there was disposition
on the part of sellers to make the best of the
fected, although the market was decidedly
weaker toward the close
Butchers stock and Gamers sold at gener-
ally unchanged prices from Sl.2j to S3,35 for
poor to choice cows and heifers. Bulls and
stays were steady at from g.. 90 to $780, Calves
were dull and easy on the basis of $500 to
s. 90 for poor to choice veals.
In general the stocker and feeder trade was
quiet with prices firm. Regular dealers were
the principal traders, com paratively few sales
being made to the country Little of any
consequence had TO sell under $500 and S3 10
to 1855 bought the bulk of the offerings.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
DISPOSITION.
Chicago Live Stock Market.

CHICAGO, H.. June 21.-Ispecial Telegram to
n 1es' on Mon
day. They were in specially active demand
but the supply was very, small. There were
ofthat number consisted of poor to fair grades.
The latter remained dull and easy but
holders would M not part with them ,n ta at any con
viously ruling. The advance yesterday of Ac
per ID. in the price OF American cattle in Lon
TO 1870 lbs: average and prices seem
in fHr 50 hhSs Sss ro Tff is
sss5 to sis5 for common ;, TO extra
a small part of the offerln:s sold outside of
the limits of from $500 TO $40 o stockers and
calves were in demand at from sl.hO to si.75.
Trade in hogs was active fora little while
shs ro% to prime
heavy. medium weights, and at from si95 to
$50 for light That was ais, also tn the range N
WI was suSioaS weak any time me- after O'clock From
$500 to A;6a for oulls and little pigs. sales ran
but there were only two or three trades at
over 1925. and that may fairly be regarded as
an outside quotation. The BULK of the hogs
were weighed at from g. 10 to s.. 20
A frner tone pervaded the sheep and lamb
markets as a result of the decrease in the
orces we're stons at 5 to for n
ferior to common and at from $3.50 to 81 90 for
fair to choice qualities of sheep, and at from
$3.50 to 800 for lambs Sales Of the
former were principally ut from s3.75 to
1915 and from $3.50 to 1915 took the bulk OF the
latter. There was somo inquiry for feeders at
prices pc ow 81. 80.
Receipts were; CATTLE $500; hogs, lsOoo;
sheep, 6,0O0.
The Evening Journal reports: CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1000; shipments, $500; best steady
others weak; natives. SL6Olt4 60; Texnns. 500
0D2.95: stockers. S2.5JQS3.45; COWS. Sl.0O@3,50
shinmontS.
market &c higher: rough and common, $500
sos; mixed packing, s5.056D5. IS; prime heavy
and butchers weights, s5l5G5.3l; light, aooG
5 90.
SHEEp-Receipts, 5000; shipments. 1900
natives and lambs steady, Texans weak; ma
Gl1.UO.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
ORDINANCE NO. 31OO.

An ordinance creating Street Improvements
District No. +G3 and tG4 in the city OF Omaha
trict, and allowing thirSy days TO the prop
erty owners in said dlstr ct in which to de-
termine and designate the material desired
TO be used for the paving in such improving.
BE II ordained by the city council OF the city
Section /. That Street Improvement Dis
tricts Nos 1853 and aga for the Improving of tho
streets in said districts. are hereby created In
Section . That Street Improvement Dis
trict No. 4G3 shall comprise 5rd street from
% the CITY vol Of o OMAHA. and shall include ali lots
and real estate on both sides OF said street as
follows: Lots ], =, Z in block PCS, and lots g. T.
). in block 2iy, city, and lots Nos. ., T. 3. g.
block !. aud lots 1, ., Z block = in Credit Fon-
cler addition and 1T is hereby declared neces-
sary TO improve the same.
Section g. That street Improvement district
No 4H shalt comprise Pierce street from cast
line Of ith street TO west line OF 3rd street. IN
and real estate ON both sides OF said street as
follows: Lots ;. T. Z, s, book 243 and lots ]. z
3, 4, block 2SS, city; and 1t Is hereby declared
necessary to Improve the same.
Section L. That street improvement districts
Nos 463 and i6i in the city OF Omaha be and
the same are hereby ordered improved by
being curbed and paved
Section 8. That thirty days next after the
passage and approval of this ordinance be
and the same is hereby allowed TO the owners
OF all lots and real estate In said street sire In
nate the material desired To be used for the
improving OF the same, and notify the clty
council thereof, ~ nav n2 Dceh anu nelnS heIg
by determined by the mayor and city councli
of said city for reasons which appear rlaht
and proper, that all the real estate In said
street Improvement district shall be charged
and assessed with the cost OF improving there,
In to be thereaft r determined aud established
according to the benefits to tho proper,
ty in said street Improvement district ana
the board OF publ ic works Is hereby directed
TO give notice to the owners OF lands and lots
subject to local assessment for the cost or
said improvements to determine and dcsig-
nate the material to be used for such improy-
iny by publication In the official paper OF tho
city for three consecutive days at least fifteen
days prior TO the lapse OF said thirty days.
Section o, That this ordinance shall take
age.
Passed June 1ith, 1892 -
JOHN GROVES,
City Cler1
Il. r. DAVIS,
President City Council.
Approved June 18th. 1892.
Mayor.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
OMAHA wEDNEsDAY JUNE 30 1852TwELvE PAGES

Elgutter's resolution was referred TO the sub
committee on salaries.
Mr.. Egutter as representative OF the
High school alumni invited the board 10 at
tend the alumni exercises on June "a, at
O'Clock p. m. at the High school.
The invitation was accepted with thanks.
DIR. Gibbs then introduced n resolution to
allow every teacher pay for five days alb
sence on account of sickness during the year
in case they had been absent five DAYS on
that account.
II want to see that resolution showed un-
der" said MIR. Wehrer, forgetting that the
mercury stood at 9oe and the members Of
the board were sitting about the room IN
DIR. Gibbs held that 1t was the rule with
employers to pay their employees their saia-
ries when they were sick for few
days only. He believed that the Board of
Education should bo as magnauimous as the
mercantile firms Of the city. Tho resolution
was modified so as TO make IL the duty of the
superintendent to report all the names of the
teachers who had lost time on account of
sickness during the year and whose salaries
had been cut on that account
Mr.. Points thought 1t was vicious precc-
dent to establish. If teachers who had been
sick only five days deserved pay for the time
lost, why not allow those pay who had been
absent twenty daysl The latter, he held,
were more to be piued than the former, for
they had suffered more physically and
financially than those who had been
absent but FIVE days The teachers had en-
tered into a contract with the board to teach
for stipulated salaries, with full under
standing that they were not to be paid for
time lost He saw no just reason for allow
ing the teachers for lost time. Such q step
would virtually be violation of the con-
tracts made with the teachers, and would he
a useless expenditure of money. The resolu.
tion was defeated,
The board went into committee OF the
whole upon the plans for the new Hartman
school at Sixteenth and Williams. twill be q
sixteen-room building and will cost
about SAC, 600 Architect Lntenser presented
two plans, and after looking them over care
fully the board selected that which appeared
to be the most practicable. The final adop-
tion of the plans was postponed until next
Monday night.
Tue committee on buildings aud property
was instructed to sell the old buildings on
the lots recently purchased adjoining the
Hartman site.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
Financial Notes.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 2i.-Clear!ngs,
S1.3SB,6S2.
New YoRK. June Chickering's, slloo5s.o0S;
balances, Sl0,26 $50.
PARIS, June 2i.-Three per cent rentes, 09f
07ac for the account.
BALTIMORE. Md. June 2i.-Clearings g., ,29S, :
1853; balances. S3ja,6i0. Money per cent.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. June 2i.-Ceurngs,
&l3,0l0.O6l; balances, az, l55.033 Money pa per
cent.
LONDON. June 21-Amount of bullion gone
into the Bank OF England on balances today
f2s1,00O
CINCINNATI. o.. June 21.-Money. 36D5 per
cent: Now York exchange par. Clearings,
s2,420,250
MEMPHIS, Tenn. June 2l-New York ex-
change selling at sl.50. Cloarings, S426.6GO;
balances. S225, 1917
Boston, Mass, June 21.-Clearings sl5. T23
313; balances. $l,lS994. Money. 9 per cent,
Exchange on New York, 12hc discount.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. June 81. l.--Clearings. s3,6T5.
655: balances, S5s7.192. Money quiet at to 6
per cent. New York exchange 15c premium.
CHICAGO, Ill.,, June 2i.-Money steady
at 4M05 per cent on time loans; clearings,
sl5,365 100; New York exchange PIC premium,
sterling exchange dull and unchanged at
sisIh 70: sixty-day bills, $tssA for sight
drafts.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Business Still Suffering from the Waiting
Attitude of Operators.

Attitude of Operators.
NEW YORK, June 2l.-The stock market
today wns still suffering from the waiting at
titude of operators. The opening was dull
but firm and the market had an upward turn
but the pressure on Richmond g. West Point
and Union Pacific checked the advance and
the material losses suffered in the first hour
by those shares gave the market weak ap-
pearance for some time. The decline was not
of long duration, however. and steady de-
mand for stocks was developed.
The strength of the upward movement in
the afternoon may be Gauged by the ad vances
scored. Rock Island rising lB per cent, Bur-
Iington ia per cent, Northern Pacific preferred
81 per cent. St. Paul, Missouri Pacific Lack
awnnna and Manhattan each Ia per cent
Atchison and Lake Shore each Ia per cent
and Sugar per cent, and although Richmond
g. West Point preferred Is down per cent, 1t
recovered fror: the lowest OF the day.
The Post SAYS: Chicago houses which have
been prominent In St. Paul for some time
bought the stock again today. London houses
were moderate sellers The Trave, which
sailed today. took out 900 in gold shipped
by Heldelbach & Co. Foreign bankers who
have been shippers of gold recently say that
they expect 81, ,50o.G00 to so on the Columbia on
Thursday.
The following are the closing quotations
for the leading stocks on the New York Stock
exchange tOday:
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
London Financial Review.

ICopWI1Ited ISJ! bJ juno, G0rd0n Bsnn:v ]
LONDON, juno 2l.-[New York Herald Cable
Special to TnE BEEl-During the afternoon
turbed by vague rumors of the difficulties OF
financial institution connected with the
east, but nothing transpred up to the close OF
business. Dealings In the Stock exchange
have heen nearly Mt a standstiIl Consols are
LILO per cent easier for money and the account.
With few exceptions foreign government
securities have been fairly good in tone.
Home railways have been In IAN unusually
support have shown some degree OF dullness,
and In a majority OF cases IA decline OF u to u
Ia established. Prices are little better than
nominal. being influenced by the COM
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
The Time OF Execution to Be Kept Secre
from the Public.

The Time OF Execution to Be Kept Secret
from the Public.
Three more days of mortal existence Is all
that is allotted 70 Clinton E. Dixon at tho
present writing. He is to be hanged by the
neck until dead on Friday of this week un-
less respite, pardon or Communication Of
sentence arrives from the president of tho
United States in the meantime. Mr.
Dolau, attorney for the accused, still has
hopes that President Harrison will forward
communication Of sentence in time to save
the eX-soluier's neck.
Marshal Slaughter said yesterday that he
was ready to carry out his part of the proceed
ings In case the president refuses TO inter-
fere with the mandate of the law. 1t is the
intention to have the execution performed
very quietly, and in all probability the
public will not know the exact hour Of the
hanging until some time after Dixon has
passed beyond the confines of his present
existence.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, La. June 2i-Dull; middliny,
74c; low middlng, csc; low midding ordi-
nary, 0ac. Net and gross receipts, 229 bales;
sales, 500 bales; stock. f3i,56J bales.
NEW YoRK June 2l.-Stcady; middlings,
7I-16c; middling Orleans. l3-i6c; sales, 9, l2S
bales.
ST. LOUIS Mo-. June oL.-l 1-16c lower; mid
ding 7Ac; sales, none receipts, 200 bales;
shipments, 400 bales; stock, G3,G0l bales.
New YoRR, June 2l.-Futures close quiet;
gust. 1920; September. sZ3i; October. sI45;
November. S5o; December, .SG5; January,
1910; February, g. So; March, sT95.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22

Cash quotations were as follows;

Cash quotations were us follows:
FLOUR Dull and UNCHANGED.
.WHEAT-No. spring. 7sac; No. spring, 73c;
No. 2 red. S0l4c.
CORN-Firm; No 2, 40,ic; yellow. 46IiDlTc.
OATs--No. 2, 3l96613lMc; No. 2 white, 34c;
No. 3 white, 3Dl1l3hc.
RYE-No 2, 76QD761ac.
4, 35de45c I. o. b.
FLAX sEED-No. !, ,s1036tbi.o3L.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime, S1.20lIi.:3
PoRK-Mcss, per bbl.. $40. 6J41i06 67h; lard, per
100 lbs. 81. .55G1S57h; short ribs sides loose),
u 6S0QD6S2h. dry salted shoulders (boxed) IS. .25
Wa 37h; short clear sides tboxed). sIl21aGDa22h.
. .WHlsKY-Distillers finished goods, per gal,
t1.15
Receipts and shipments today were as fol-
lows:
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
active. straits, s?i.5O.
st. LOuiA Markets.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. e21-FLoUR-Unchunged
WHEAT-Declined hc early but rallied Inter,
yesterday. Cash closed at 7Sc; July, fTSc;
August, 7di4c: September. 76Sc.
CohN-GradualIy went up and closed hQD&c
vt 4+hc; septic nber. i4bc.
OATs-slow, weak; cash, 3lno bid; July.
P0ac; Septemb mber, 27nc.
kyE-No sales.
BARLEY-No sales.
BHAN-Quiet; 5eGDS0c.
HAY-Lowcr; 1870
LEAD-Quiet at St0an.
CORNMEAL-Quiet at s2 40QDf2I5
WHIsKY--Steady; SLl6
PRovIsIoSs--F .rm, but only job trade was
done at previous prices
RECEIlTs-Fiour, 2.0Ol bu wheat 81 900 bu;
corn. 5000 bu.; oats, 5i0OJ bu.; rye and bar
ley. none.
sHIpMENTs--Flour,7 1000 lbs. wheat, 5000 bu.;
porn. $4,000 bu.; oats, 1000 bu; rye, 1000 bu
barley, none
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
Kansas city Live Stock Market t.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, June 2l.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1900; shipments 1000; market steady
to IA trife lower; COWS. s2OU14.0o; Texas steers,
81 5UGD3U0
HoGs-Receipts, IL, 100; shipments 800: mar
ket 5GDl0c high r; all grades, " a.42hO5.l2ha !;
bulk, s4.S5QI402h.
SHEEP-keceipJs, 1890; shipments, 1G00;
market dull and weak.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22

inal veals, s4.5OGb575 per 100 lbs mixed
calves. st006A1h; huttermilk calves, 81 750
3.f5; western calves, 81 i2Sf6pi.O0.
SHEEP-Receipts, 1000 head; very dull at
G.0O165l per 100 lbs; lambs, sGf5llS00.
Hogs-Reccpts 6.O0g head. consigned
direct; market nomlnally Arm Mt IS. l005.s5h
npr
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
MILKEns AND spRINGERs.

COW anu cnii '''.'''''....''...'.... ~ w
springer, '''.'..... d w
HOGs-Th run was about the same as last
Tuesday, but the quality was several shades
commoner. Business opened brisk. with both
local buyers ana outsiders paying prices
choice heavy ana butcher weight hogs sold
largely mt from 4.00 to s495. with several OF
and mixed loads sold largely at from A.s5 to
a9o. with few of the better loads at S405
and poor stuff as low AS 4.SJ. With a firm
provision market and free buying early the
trade was brisk early. but as shipping and
fresh meat orders were lied prices weakened
and the close was about like Mondays close.
A few loads remained insold. Sales were
largely at from sLs5 TO "A 05. against SASS TO
paid being sts3l5. against shs774 Monday and
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
Coffee Market.

New YORK, June 2l.-Optlons opened steady
and unchanged to 5 points down, closed
steady iO0l5,points down. sales, 10, 500 bags,
including June $l1 81; July, SL5061l1.55
August. sil.5D6bllGO; September, sll.bOdl1.60;
October, sil.5o6il55; December, sll50 Spot
Rio lower and Quict; No z, Sl262ii.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22

The interior finish of the council chamber
in the new city hall is completed. esterday,
George c. Whitlock, who has charge of the
interests of the Ketcham Furniture company
in this city, instructed the home house to
ship the furniture Immediately. 1t is under
stood that this furniture has been manu- fac
tured and that it will be here next week.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
cattle, $500; hogs, ls.Ooo;
st. Louis Live Stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 2l.-CATrLE-Receipts
9lOO, mostly Texans: native steers steady
at $3.2OQl40O; Texans lower at S25093.4O;
Gamers, $i,S5lD26O,
HoGs-Receipts 1000; shipments. 300: mar
ket &c higher; heavy, $4.05QD5. 10; packing, 81 so
Q5 10; light, &.S0QD5.00.
market strong; native muttons, 81 .000525; (;
Texans Sl25QiD435.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
Miiwaukee Markets.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 2i.-FLouR-Quiet.
WnEAT-ouiet; No. spring, 7Oe; No. /
northern, Slsc.
OanN-Easier; No 3. i5hc.
oArs-steady; No. . white. 331s6e3io; No. 3
white, 3shc.
BANLEy-steady; No. q 5sc; sample. 4O1i9c.
RYE-Steady; No. |. 7Se.
pROYlsIoNs-QuieL
pORK-July, SlU.Sj
LARD-July, SA31n
RkcEIrTs-Fiour, 1000 lbs; wheat, 1lt.ooo bu;
barley, l1,aO bu,
SHIPMENTS Flour, 10000 lbs; wheat, 1880
bis; barley. 5.OJO bu.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
Kansas City Markets.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 2i-WHEAr-
Dull; No. 2hard. 7lGbT5c; No red. 7sc.
CoaSasteady; No. mixed, 42a9l3c; No 2
white. lsQDishc
OATs-Weak: No Q mixed 2sIsQtY9c, No 2
while, 30GI:0he.
REcEiPls-Wheat, 63,OoO bu; corn. 1000
bu,: oats, none.
nIrMESTs-wheat. 10000 bu.; corn. 1000
bu.; oats, none.
RYE-steudy; Nh. 2, 65Hc
FLAxsEEp-pOc on the basis of pure
BRAH-Weak; sacked. bic.
HAY-Easier but unchanged; timothy, ss,5O
G0,50; prairie, E,00@Sb0.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
Dniuth NYhent Market.

DULUTH. Mimi, June 21--The market has
been devoted mainly to cash business. Prices
steady; No. cash. Sic; June, slAc; No. J
northern, cash 79c; June, roc: No.. northern,
cash 7.c; NO 3, GIc; rejected. 3D.; on track, No.
hard, Sic; No, northern, roc.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
I.iyerpool Markets.

LIVERPOOL. June i.-WHEAT-No, 2 red win
ter, 6s SAdGDGs Cd; receipts past three days,
"a, 100 centa 8. including 5000 American.
CoRN--Steady; receipts American corn past
three days. lI,100 centals.
LABD-3is per cwt. for prime western
CHERsE-American finest white, AS cd,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
Minneapolis Wheat Market.

MrSNEAPoLIs. Mimi. June 2L-The wheat
market was narrow. There was a good de-
mand for No. / northern, which sold at 2Go9c
premium, but low rrade was n drug Receipts
here were iIO cars und at Duluth and SUI
perior "a cars. Close: June, f5Bc; July, 1oS;
September, 75aac; on track: No. hard, 70Ac;
No. northern. 7sAc; No. northern, 73c
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
GRADE ORDINANCE NO. sl5.


An ordinance establishing the grade Of the
alley between CASTELAR, and Dupont streets
from 10Th street 10 west line OF dupont
Place. In the city OF Omaha:
BE IL ordained ny the city council OF the city
OF Omaha;
Section l. The grade Of the alley between Cas-
tollar and Dupont streets, from Goth street 10
west line OF Dupont Place In the city OF
Omaha, is hereby established AZ the follow
Ing elevations, the grade being uniform
straight lines between the points specified;
''''"~ Elevation OF
center
line.
West line OF Dupont Place..".,..,,. DLOO
West line OF 18th street as estaD- ,o.o
lished NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,..;., lel1O
GectIOn & This ordinance shall tako eHect
and be In force from ana after It's passaga
JOHN GROVES
city Clerk.
T.. T.. DAVIS.
President OF the Council
Approved June 18th. 1892.
GEO. =. BEMIs.
MayOS
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22

The contractor who is building tho Cutoff
lake bridge from the foot of Ames avenue
across the lake TO CORTLAND Beach, has
served notice upon the county commissioners
day night and that Monday it will pe ready
for acceptance.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22

paratively small dealings American rail-
ways have shown considerable depression
during the last hour. being more influenced
by the report referred to above than any other
markets, though they have really no interest
In the east whatever. just ut the close the
tone slightly improved. nearly general de-
cline, ranging from s to x per cont Is estab-
lished. Canadian lines leave of dull in SYM
pathy, fall of from Is to d per cent beng
issues.
H. m close
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
New York Markets.

On the Produce exchange today the butter
market was higher; creamery, 15QDSAc;
dairies, l3Ol7c. Eggs, 12h@Dl3c.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22

"Late to bed and early to rise will shorten
the road to your home in the Skies" But
early to bed and Little Early Rise-," the
pill that makes life longer and better and
wiser
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
New York Live stock Market.

NEW YoRK. June Receipts, lila
Mead ali for exporters and sluughterersi no
lrade; selling firm; native steers, - so6li IS;
1exans, - 75dtl ~; bulls and COWS, G.0SQoj.25;
arossed beef steady at OilGb7lsc per Id.
CALvEs-Keceipts 1850 head; market nom-
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
SOUTH OMAHA BANKS.
Union Stock Yard National

-BA N ~
The only bank at the yards. Capital and SUR
plus, $50 900 Collections growing out OF the live
stock business should be sent direct TO this bank.
Shippers deposit for credit Of thsir home bank
wherever located
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22

The total sales of stocks today were 1917 Csc
shares. including; Atchison. l4.I3D; Chicago
Gas +,50l; Delaware, Lackawanna & Western,
i?.SOO; Erie, llOI; LonIsyil & Nashville, 1900;
Northwestern 3,7O0; Northern Pacific pre-
ferred lls55; Reading, s, 100; Richmond & West
Point, 1880; ST. Paul, 1890