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Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05

CHICAGO Ill. Juhe 4-tSpecial Telegram to
THE BEE.I-For the last day OF the week there
was rather more than the usual inquiry for
cattle. and as there was not to exceed l,2
head at the yards holders asked full prices
Receipts at western points yesterday and to-
day do not int cate more tnan moderate
supply for Monday. aud local dealers are
looking for good market: Present prices
are at from sL50 to s3. 80 for poor TO choice
cows. s!. 50 10 $500 for stockers and feeders and
from 81 so TO &.65 for dressed beef and ship
ping steers.
Lower prices for hogs we're established to-
day. Sales were slow ut from ~ 10 10 sl.ssh
for common 10 prime heavy and medium
weights and from sih5 to4.75 for light THIS Is
a decline from Fridays quotations of from sc
to lOc and u decline for the week OF from 15c TO
zoe. The supply, including Fridays leavings.
amounted 10 about $1,000 head, which is an ex.
ceptionally larte supply for the last day OF
the week, but at the reduced prices sellers
made IA good clearance From si0J to ASl
bought the bulk OF the hogs
The Evening Journal reports:
CATTLE-Receipts. 1880; shipments, 1000;
market steady and unchanged; all sold
prime to extra steers, si.20DL50; others, sLsC
lcI 10; feeders. Sh509 iTi; stockers - 500 l25
Texans. $500 Qa31; cows and heifers, S9.15ttdl ~
Hoes Receipts, 22OOO; shipments, 1900
market slow to A6Di0c lower; rough and com
| mon. sLOoGpi.25; mixed and packers si.054
455; prime heavy and butcher WEIGHTS S.s
GLis5; light, sL5SGtf 81
sHEEP-Receipts. 1900; shipments, 500
| market steady; native wethers AMI year
| lings. G259Gb 10; Texans, sS5UG5.S0; spring
| lambs. sd.O0GLe0
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Trading Displayed N Moderate Volume of
Business Yesterday.

Trading Dlsptaveu ~ moderate volume oil
Business Yesterday.
New YORK. June 4-The stock market dis
played moderate volume OF business today.
but the animation was again at the expense
of values. the bears in-tNe n Lrked absence OF
organized support becoming aggressive. and
their operations resulted in material losses
among the stocks which received particular
attention from them. These were principally
Burlington. Rock Island, Northern Pacific
preferred, Lackawanna Sugar aud Missouri,
Kansas Texas. The strong points were held
without making any material improvement.
There was considerable announcement 70 the
bulls at the opening In the shape OF buy .ng,
| apparently for London account. but. as usual
| OF late. upon the appearance OF foreign buy
| ing selling begins with more vlsor, and while
| IL Is preposterous TO say that no long stocks
come upon the market. the propell N force ia
| the declines established Is undoubtedly the
short sales OF the Dea
The general list rs general rule was dull,
| as usual, ana the frm openin was succeeded
| by n droop'nx temper In sympathy with the
| movement anlont the leaders, The close was
| fairly active and weak at about the lowest
| prices of the day.
Government bonds were dull and steady.
| The Post says: There Is perhaps no occa-
| sion for en- phasizing the condition OF the fed
| eral treasury in relation 10 general Il nances
but the situation deserves notice, and
| especially when all unpleasant fea'
lures as do exist will surely be magni-
lied In the course OF the presidential cam
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05
LADIES OF THE TALKING KEY.
Wheatstone Operators Enroute to Minne-
apoiis for Work at the Convention.

Wheatstone Operators Enroute to Minne-
apolis for Work at the Convention.
A crowd OF pretty, bright-eyed young
women inspected the workings of THE BEE
yesterday in addition TO taking tally ho
ride to Hanscom park and being entertained
at the Hotel Dellone.
The women are enroute to Minneapolis
where they will do much OF the telegraph
work Of the republican convention, being a
special Wheatstone corps sent from Kansas
City to the convention. They are under the
fatherlv care OF Mr.. NJ. ID. Wood, manager
OF the Western Union office at Kans as City
ana are travelling in a special car to their
destination.
The party was met at the depot by Super
intendent j. J. DlcKey, Assistant Superin-
tendent Horton and Manager Umsted OF the
Local office who did the honors and chape-
roned the party in their tour about the city.
In addition to the heads OF department a
committee from The local office Joined the
visitors and assisted in entertaining their
sisters of tho key. The local committee was
Misses CarnAby, Athern, Doyle, Urquhart,
McElroy ana Nicklas.
The following are the members OF the
corps, upon whom will fall much OF tne
hard work of assisting in naming the next
president; Mrs. M. r. Butts, Misses X. A.
Culigan, Maude Hook, A. Il. Kenarick, |.
M. Miller, Il. Palmer, M. Rhoads, l.. A.
Smith, Nettie Stuart. T.. M. Rogers, $. j.
Crawford, Edna Fuller Lizzie Hulskamp
Katie King, n. M Miller, Ida Mccoy, II.
Roper, S. Roughan. Alice Springer r.
Thompson, Katie Crowley, Messrs. I'D w
Midlam and Gilbert Burns
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05
New York Mining Quotations.
New YORK. June i.-The follow .ng are the
-l.aLrt ,iI,l, Il,nlr1 ,Ilntn L iorc
Financial Notes.

CINCINNATI, June 4.-Clearings, s!.764.530.
KANSAS CITY, No. June i.-Clear. ngs, $685.
POS.
PARIS, June 4.-Thrse per cent rentes 05f 45c
for the account.
NEW YoRK, June 4.-Clearings. sIO0.O3l, l,493;
balances, S5,l01,O4l.
BALTIMORE, Md, June 4.-Clearin-s S2,3I,-
007; balances, si72,26i. Money per cent.
MEMPHIS Tenn. June New York ex-
change selling at sL5O. Clearlngs s3Js475;
balances, Sl2G,5G3.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, June +-Cleurings, sll,
561,310; balances, sl7S,9Sa Money. per cent.
Clearings for the week, S7l,5l12jS: balances,
sl0,604.g1i.
CHICAGO, Ill, June 4.-Money dull, un-
changed. Bank ciearlngs Sl0ilJ.746 for the
week ESQ, SO, 600, against s9j74O.Dlj for the
responding week last year. Sterling eX-
change. steady, SIs7Il1LssH. Exchange on
New York, 40c premium.
BOSTON. Mass, June 4.-Ciearings. slG,so0.-
5l4; balances. s1.I0l, i63 For the week: Clear
ings SSs,097, ISL; balances, $l0,O7i,226 For the
same week last year: Cearings, s0l.0j5.710;
balances. S9,565fG5 Money. 1l.9! per cent
| Exchange on New York, SOC premium.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. June i.--Clearings SO, 1884, ,0i6;
| balances si6o l6i. For the week, s2l.259 $50;
$i0,577.0.6: balances sa30l,60! Last year.
| clearings, s.0.5l0,69j; balances S!,720,9i5
| Money, quiet 4t5 per cent Exchange on New
| YORK; 00c premium.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05
STOPPED A SPECIAL MASTER
Judge Hopewell Refuses to Grant De-
fciency Judgment in Foreclosure.
WAS ATTORNEY AND SPECIAL MASTER TOO
Halt Called on Practice That Has Been
Carried Too Far-Farmer Ross Ex-
perience as a Merch,nt Prince
Other Court Doings.

Some days ago THE BEE let the public on
TO some OF the inside facts regarding special
master commissioners and the manner In
which some OF them handled foreclosures
Most of the reputable attorneys declared
that the facts were as Tue BEE stated, and
that in many instances the special master
commissioner was fraud of the first water.
Those attorneys who do the special master
act and make 1t their business declared In
the most emphatic terms that THE BEE
willfully lied and that tho articles upon the
subject were inspired b. malicious persons.
a little incident occurred In Judge Hope
wells court yesterday, which showed that
THE BEg was correct when 1t stated thstas
rule the special master commissioner was q
fraud; that his sales were secretly
made and that he was employed
directly in the interest of tho attorney who
had the foreclosure of the mortgage.
On the equity oocket thero is case
entitled French against Atkinson. Tnore Is
| nothing remarkable about this title. Tho
case was TO secure deficiency judgment on
| a foreclosure But to the history OF the
| case.
Not many moons ago. one Cochran owned 2
| piece of property in the CITY,. This he sold
| to Atkinson, taking notes as part
| payment, which in turn was sold to
| French. In due course OF time the
| notes matured, but Atkinson was unable to
| pay. Then the mortgage was placed in
the hands of Cochran for foreclosure. The
| proceedings were brought and at his
| request he was appointed special
| master commissioner. The sale was duly
| made, but only two or three persons ap-
| oeared. and this same special master com
missioner oid the property in for French for
| about half Of its value. as the appraisement
had been fixed beforehand. Tho next move
| was for confirmation OF sale,
| to be followed up by arequest for deficiency
| Judgment by the same man who owned the
| property, by the same man who was the
| special master commissioner, by the same
man was the attorney for French, and by the
same man who bid the property in at the
special master commissioners sale.
Judge Hopewell stated that he had heard
con siderable complaint about the manner
| in which special master commissioners hae
| conducted their business and that he should
thoroughly investigate the case at bar before
allowing the deficiency Judgment ngains
| Altman
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. suNDAYJUNE 1892 TWENTY PAGES

firm at xs above yesteraAy; cash. SOC; June.
s6Ac; July. s5is1sjsc bid; August sIRc bid.
CoRS-had wild opening, rising rapidly
IHc. falling &c afterwards, ana closing Sc
above yesterday; cash, II; June. istc; July,
lsifc; September 4sc bid ~
,oATs-strons and h'Ehep cash, Sahe; July
RYE-No trade.
BARLEY-No trade.
hAY-strong and higher; timothy, sio5'o
1910. ~
LEAD-Iower and weak at $500.
CoRS MEAL-Firm at S2.6j9p271
inos CorroN TiEs-stiSateo
PRovIsioNs-Pork. sreadys old, $1,000; new,
sll25 ana.
lARD-Firm Mt 90 25.
Day SALT MRATS-Longsi and ribs, S51;
shorts. &C. 75; boxed lc more.
S75NnLG2n
RECEIPTS Flour, 1900 lbs; wheat. 10000 bu.:
corn. 700J0 bu.; oats, 23.01J bu.; rye, none;
sHIPMESrs-Flour. 4,Ooo lbs. wheat, 5000 bu.
| corn. 6suO1 bu; oats, 5000 bu.; rye, LOO,
Du.; barley, none.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05

Increase over 1891. -. s3Oos l2s9S il,is'
In many respects repetition OF the week
previous. That is while prices have shown
little or no fiuctuation the tone has been
ttron. and the tendency decidedly upward.
Receipts, while not MS heavy us last week by
Ter received here The first week of June last
year. The most urgent inquiry Is for fat.
light and medium weight steers. Both local
killers and shippers want them and prices
have ruled firm all the week. Toward the
latter part of the week there has been more
life aud strength to the trade in heavy cattle.
Good TO choice medium and heavy cattle are
SC, ling considerably stronger than during the
early part of the week, but rough coarse, un-
finished heavy cattle are hard to move. ex-
cept at what look like very low prices There
has beer a strong, active market all week for
line has shown substantial advance The
trade in stockers and feeders has been char
Rcterized by extreme dullness, and u very
limited number of sales have been made,
Offerings have been rather light but they
have apparently been about equal equal to to the the de-
1t has any time this spring, but there Is very
little call for inferior or common stuff and
The past six days receipts OF hogs. G5, 400
head. have been the heaviest In the history OF
with firm provision market trading was
active and prices well maintained, but as the
heavy runs kept up and the provision trad Q
not so badly as might have been expected
under the circumstances. The decline has
been from 15c TO 2Oc. There has been marked
falling off In the shipping demand. but this
has been more than counterbalanced by the
free buying of local houses, ana the market
has shown itself just as capable to take care
Of G5, 900 hogs per week as 10000 per week.
Nothing has happened to break the monot-
uny of the sheep trade. Receipts have been
unusually light and prices have been. II any
thing frmer than ever. Good muttons are In
very active demand.
CATTLE Receipts were fair for a Saturday,
fully 100 more than last Saturday There
was good tone To the trade and the week
/. closed with u stron,. active market on every
thing at all useful or desirable. Local dressed
beef houses and shippers were good buyers oil
tidy fat and medium weight steers at slightly
stronger prices. mostly from sJ.CO To H. O5
Good medium ana heavy cattle also showed
consdera le improvement and were freer
sellers than usual Both local sluughterers
and shipping and export buyers bought raii
to good 1900 To i.500-lb. steers from 81 75 tc
ILLS. Trading was active throu shout and q
very fair clearance effected.
Tho supply OF cows and mixed stock was
small and made up very largely OF odds and
prces and II did not take long TO clear up the
supp y. Poor 10 prime COWS and heifers solo
Rt from 500 TO Sha0. the bulk OF the fair to
good stun at from a. 81 TO sL35. Bulls. oxeI
and STAYS were In good den and and firm "A
from O.. 10 10 G2' Calves were strong ut from
s'nto &25 for common yearlings TO prim
veals.
-..lre was no life to the feeder trade an.
prees were easy To say the least Rspresen
tutiye sales;
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05
HOPE OF HEAVEN.
Pulpits from Which the Promise Wi
Published Today.

Pulpits from Which the Promise VIII lie
Published To-day.
Trinity Cathedral, Eighteenth street and
Capitsl avenue--Very Rev. c. II. Gardner.
dean. Holy communion. a. m; Sunday
school, GAS q. M. holy communion and SER
mon, II a. m; evening prayer and sermon,
7:45 p. m.
Sunday service at st. Mary's Aveaue Con-
gregational church Preaching By the pas
TOR MornlDg topic, Fathers Table" Re
ception Of members and communion at the
morning service at 10 80 o'clock. Sunday
school at ~ m. Christian Endeayor meeting
NJ 6:45. Sermon at 7:45.
Emmanuel Baptist Church-North Twenty
fourth ana Binney streets-Preaching al
1880 a. IN. by Rev. A. w. Clark. Sunday
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05
The SPECULATIVE MARKETS
Wheat, Corn and Oats Started on Another
Bull Rampage.
PROVISIONS WERE ALSO WEAKENED
weather Conditions and Anxious Shorts
Supplied the Main Features of the
Grain Market-There Were Heavy
sales of wheat for Export.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. June i.-wheat. corn and oats
started on another bull rampage this morn
ing and kept II up all day. Wheat, compared
with the closing price yesterday, is &c dearer
for July. Corn is up 2Ac AMI oats &c. Pro-
visions refused to join in the advance. Pork
declined lOc, lard &c and ribs Thc. The weather
and anxious shorts supplied the main features
of the grain market There were sales OF
wheat for export here and at Minneapolis and
heavy clearance from New York. which called
IN the waits. Expectations of heavy run of
hogs next week we ikened provisions Vessel
rates are unchanged. 49,
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
IS cars; corn, l7j cars; oats, liJ cars hogs,
10000 head.
The leading futures ran -ed as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05
Kansas city Markets

KANSAS Cry. Mo, June 4.-wHxAT-The
demand was fair. but the market was quiet
and lsaL4c higher; No. hard, 74q75c; No. 2
red. s0dSlc.
CuRS-The market was slow; No. 2 mixed,
46c; No. white. 4gGD5lc.
oArs-steady aud dull No 2 mixed, s3c;
No. 9 white. 3IlSc.
RyE-Stronrer; No. 2. Csc
FLAxSEKp-aac on the basis OF pure,
BnAN-Steady; sacked. Csc.
HAY-Firm but unchanged; timothy, SOD
@i 90; prairie. st0JdL5.
BUTTER-Steady; creamery, 130l7c; dairy,
10l1lac
EGGs-Steadv ut i2Hc.
RECEIPGs-Wheat, 5000 bu.; corn, 5000
bu; oats, none.
sHIpMENTs-Wh Wheat 10000 bu.: corn, 5000
bu.; oats, none.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05
Kansas city Live stock Market.

ceipts. 1906 shipments. go Light steers
were strong TO loc higher; other C ittle steady;
steers sLiO4tiiO; COWS. a. sOaA 40; stockers ana
feeders, e2.O0.
HoGs- Receipts. 1900; shipments 2,s)o; the
market for good heavy hogs was SC lower;
others lOc lower; the close was weak ali
around; all grades, sS.soai7O; bulk, a.45I
A65.
sHERP-Recelpts. i.ooo; shipments, none; the
market was active and strong.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05
~. Louis Live STOCK Market.

ST. Louis. Mo, June L-CArrLE-Receipts
good native steers. sIIOCt4 ~; Texas and
Indian steers, all Kinds, s2.00lIa75i canning
grades, o.. Il QD2.eJ.
ket lower; fair To choice heavy, sih5Gi1 20;
mixed. ordinary 10 good. sLiVGioJ; light fair
10 best. a.. .5U6bI.o1.
snssp-Receipts. 1890; shipments, a,5OO;
a arkel steady ~ unchanged hgureA
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05

paign. At the opening OF yesterday the
treasury gold balance, In excess OF outstand-
ing and the s.no.O0 900 reserve, was sli,s4o,63l.
On the 1st of MAY IL was siaNa,155. Today IL
is stt,0Jo,ool The problem OF keeping this
gold fund above low water mark depends
largely on the question whether the govern
ment expenditures 10 date have honestly
represented the bills passed, Butthere is ex-
actly the point OF doubt.
The following are the closing quotations for
the leading stocks on the New York Stock es-
oh, m 90 totuy,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05
London Financial Review.
rcoprioh,cd ts,, b, june. Gordon B,qn

iCoppriDhted fs9, o. Jtnes Gordon Bs1ns1l
LONDON, Junc4-tNew York Herald Cable
Special to TUE BEE There has been very
small attendance of members on the Stock
exchange today, and business generally has
been greatly restricted. The funds are un.
altered Indian rupee paper improved
from u to 4 per cent. Foreign gov
ernment securities closed dull, as
regards international stocks. due to "A little
weakness on the Paris bourse. A small de-
cline is established in Greek, Italian and
Spanish. Portuguese. however, are fraction
better. Argentine issues are firm ut an ad-
vance OF 4 to \ per cent owing
per cent Home railways have been very lit,
tie dealt in and leave off somewhat undecided
In tone. and the movements in prices
are very trihing. Caledonian and North
eastern are u TO q per cent lower,
while two or three Others about Is per cent
better American railways met with n fair
amount of attention ana have shown oonsid-
erable frmness from the opening to
the close. owing TO a better tendency in
New York. where 1t appears the bear
party has become less aggressive and conf
dent. Had business been moro active there
can be little doubt but an important recov-
cry would have taken place in prices. AS 1t is
a rise is established in Chicago. Milwaukee &
st. Paul, Northern and Southern Pacific
preference and Erie preference and of Il to u
per cent to nearly all others. Money has been
quite unlendabie, short loans having been
freely offered at 4 to Il per cent. The dis
count market has been equally quiet too
three months bills bein quoted Mt per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05
Traded Farm for n store.


In petltion which covers q scorc or moro
of pages, James III. Ross frankly admits that
he has been played for sucker; that he has
swallowed the bait blown in his money
against brace game, and now wants to go
back on trade that he mado just three years
ago.
In the aforesaid petition the innocent
James AYERS that or and for long time prior
to May 9, 1889, he was tiller OF the soil up
IN Dawson, where he tended his cows that
lowed upon tie bills and his sheep that
beated in the meadows.
One evil day he concluded that he was
done with hot winds and grasshoppers that
had destroyed his crops. Ho told his kine
this very same thing and then determined
that he would become merchant
prince. He did not know how
this position, but he did not have long to
wait, for about that time the defendant
Hanson A. Darwer, came along. Darwer
was merchant with store at Palmer.
Merrick county, but he wanted to become
farmer. Ross soon found out what Darwer
wanted and at the same time Darwer learned
Just what was the height of Ross ambition.
The men staii up nights and talked shop
| and farm. This talk resulted In their
fsaass parWer was pns'S foowna aRS ere sae pcw @
| on the Ross farm while Ross stood behind
| the counter waiting 10 measure OIL calico TO
the Gus stomers who never came. He waited
long time, ana now nc mas prought u taW
suit.
He alleges that having been farmer dur
| ing all the years of his life ho did not know
| anything about the value OF goods; that his
| farm was worth s., 600; that the oats. corn,
! barley and cattle upon the place were worth
| considerable more. Then he says that prior
| to that store venture he had reputation
which has been ruined so far as his credit is
| concerned Such being the case, Mr. Ross
| af1irms that it will require 5000 to make
i hi n a N
| the farm, and it is TO recover this amount
that he has bro ught suit.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05
baltimore Grain Market.

BALTIMORE, Md, June 4.-WHEAr-Firmer;
No. . red spot and month, 92ac lid.
CoRN-strong; mixed spot and month, s1l40
s7hc.
OATs-strong, No. 2whte western, 33i04oc.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05
Philadelphia Grain Market.

PaILADELPHA. Pa. June L. = WHEAT -
Firm; No 2 red June and July. O.1sc.
CORS-strong at 2I2Ssc higher; No. high
mixed ana yellow. 5lhe.
OATs-lrregular, closed feverish; No.
white, June ami July, 4l1idDiac.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. June 4.-options opened stead y
and unchanged to points down and closed
steady and unchanged TO points up. Sales,
900 bags, including June, I!.200l2.25: July,
si2.O50i2l1; August si2.05; September. si2 o 6D
1905; December, Sill 050l2.0O Spot Rio quiet
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05
COttNn Market.

New ORLEANS, La. June4-Quiet and firm:
middling, 1Sc; low niddling. l5-l6c; good
ordinary, 7-i0s: net receipts. 70l bales: gross
receipts, Sol bales; exports to Great Britain.
a6,0 bnies coastwse. 1900 balos: sales. so
bales; stock, l36,510 bales
NEW York. June 4.-'Ihc undertono OF the
cotton market gained IN strength. partly
through an advance of 1-i6c in print cloths
and partly bv the steaoily improving condi-
of sfnnka
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05

On the Produce exchange today the butter
market was quiet; fancy creamery. 1oisql1c:
fine western. liQidc; ordinary. 14Dl5ci fine
dairles, l540l6c. Esgs firE: at l41.Wl l5c.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05
DISPOSITION.
Lincoln Live stock.

LIscoLS. Neb.. June 4.-Ispecial to THE
BEE. l. Receipts of hogs at West Lincoln today
extremely light, but three loads being in ut
noon. sales ranged from S.47h TO $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, O.. June 4-WaEAT-Strong;
No. 2 red, sgfc.
CoRN-Higher; No. mixed, 5?G53c.
OATs-Strong: No. 2 mixed, 36136ac.
WuisKy-SI o.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Full Report of Sales and Receipts of
Yesterday.
OMAHA, June L-Receipts last week. 11.70s
cattle, 65 lS hogs and 600 sheep against IL. 49,
cattle, 5000 hogs and 2,707 shecpthe week pre-
vious, and GOO cattle. 3l399 hogs and 2,03l
sheep the first week of June last year.
The following table shows receipts for the
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05
New York Monev Narl,et.

NEW YORK. June 4.-MoNEY on CALL-Easy;
last loan IL per cent; closed offered at III per
cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER4 per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE-Firm at ~ STA for six
ty day bills and siSsl for demand.
The clnsinr nuntutinns ON bonds.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05
ST Inuis Markets.

ST, LOUIS, No. June I-FLoUR-Lifelessi
unchanged.
wBRAT-Excited during the first part OF the
session, running up ana uown on lac. closing
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05
Toledo Gram MARKET.

TOLEDO, o., June 4-WHEAT-Lower; cash
and June, 9iAc.
CORN-Firnl; No cash, Sac.
OArs-Quiet; No. 2 CASH 3iic.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05

DeWitts Sarsaparilla destroys sucn poi
sons scrofula. SKIN disease, cZema, rheu-
mausm. Its timely use saves many lives.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05
Minneapolis Wheat Market.

MINNEAPoLIs. MInn.. June 4-Wheat strong;
big supply cash; receipts. 40 cars Close:
June, s2Iic; July, SC. On track: No. hard.
s5ci No. northern, S3lsc; No. northern, 500
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05

The total sales of stocks were ll0,376 shares
including: Atchison, l,550; Chicago Gas,
lD.G5J; Erie, 1859: Louisville & Nashville.
l.D.s: Northern Pacific preferred. 1884: New
England s,si2; ST. Paul, ,2.5; Western Union,