Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 10, 1893, Page 6

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Oontrary t Predictions May Pork Opened at & Deoline, THIS WAS DUE TO HEAVY SELLING Bpeculators Were Anvions to Realize and Eapociailly That Class Known as the “Conntry”- Later the ¥ lon farket Tmproved. Cnicaao, 11, Jan. 9.--Contrary to predic- tlons May pork opened at #18.45 this morning a break of 260 a barrel from Satnrday's closin This was due to the heavy selling and r the estimate of hog receipts. About 80,000 hogs was the entimate for today, but according to the roports anywhoere from 81, 000 to 35,000 head were received. Speculators ited to realize. and espeelally thiat portion the “country;" and nearly every order was filled from $18.45 to $18.4215. The Jow trade Is yet undecided as to whether there $8 0 corner In pork or now Muy is way ahead and probuble that any syndicate is at work on corter at present for that month. Still pork Is strong, th present tho pork suspects are “scalping” on the market. There §s a gen- eral fecling among the traders that there s danger of a “squecze’ later on. Cudahy & Wright hav bsolved and Philip D. Ar- mour is given credit for the rapid advan Armour ran n deal In pork several yoars ago, according to general belief, fn whicll a number of prominent triders were hadly “squeczed.” But for the nervous and strong market for pork and rivs it would have been w day to re- member on the Board of Trade for 18 phenom- enal dullness. Some of the apathy shown by the traders was ascribed to the election of directors, hut there was nothing in the news of n stimuluting o was prob- ably the 1085, I s closing prices, wi fron seems im- < slow all through th Kept from bye 1o e receipts were sall fi ossion and ize. The northwestern londay. but the local Teceipts Were e ciirs whove the esti- mate and trade was inclined to wait the an- nounce®nt of the visible supply, which was In in coming in. T 1o % showed o smaller nerense than was gencrally expeeted and tended to keep prices rather fivim In corn Initial tr ctions were final quotations of under moderate offe he decline in the May there wi the price soon rallied. loss, n ensed off Bup) fluenced pits, hut at 400 ive demand and the ¢ dovator conce owd In gener on 1l for tomorrow and incre in the visible, the price reacting from ge to fe, ruled steady ana closed with from e to e loss. Oats ‘were moderatoly active and easier. Price changes were confined to Lo range. s provision market was very unsettled and for a time it looked as if the high prices were atan cnd. There wasu large element in the regulur trade that sold early. Grain houses helped to rald the pork market, Com- mission houses had selling orders from the outside. Mess pork started on @ sharp decline and at’ tho low point the fiest few minutes showed about 30¢ loss from Saturday. L andribs at the sume time showed 20¢ loss The weakness was very deceptive. An hour later prices were up around the i fie- ures, “Aftera pause there was a second huleo and May pork touched $19.00 on a bid for barrelsat 6e overthe markot. There was other luli when a_ third and later bulge put. prices still higher. Although hog_receipts were over the cstimate at 31,000 (0 35,000, the market at the yards kept strc A few ven- tured to seli sliort, but the most of the selling atany time was by holders with profits, Are mour and Ream were sald to he buyers, istimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 410 cars; corn, 405 cars: 0ats, 150 cars; hogs 25,000 hid. The louding futures r: 10BN, nged as follows: HIGIL | 10 [OvEN. Wheat No January.. § T2 Moy s GRS b Corn'Ko, 3 Sanuary.. Fobrunty. My, Oats No. 2— January.. February M 2% 7254 181404 1677, 4146 41@¥ ) a2ig 8 @K gl e 34 M@ (3434 53§ ‘ 18 30 18 70 10 90 10 77 ny... .. Moss Pork— January.. 1795 mm' May 18 4216 19 073 107 107 10 571 | 10 70 o w0 6w . A omgl el vl 6 Cash auotations wero as follows: FLOUR—Strong; buyers and apurt, EAT—No. 72%c; No. 2 rec CORN—No. No. 8 yellow, UATS - No. 17 95 18 45 Lara— January .| 10 80 May .. ... (10 167 Bhort itibs- i 19 123 10 80 10 76 960 - 9 0, 10¢ sellers No. 8 spring, No. 8 cash, 374@37%c; No. 2 white, t. 0. b, BARLEY-No. 2, No. 3, 1. 0.b,, 41@61c; No. 4, . 0. b., 855 e Frax s No. 1. §1.00. v—Prinie, §1.97. S5, per bbl., ¥17.85@17.90; er 100 1bs., $10.70; short ribs, sides (10ose), 9.00@9.60; " dry salted shoulders (bo: i shiort clear sides (boxed), 810,25 lard, .80, SUGAR—TUnchango: loaf, granulated, biie; standard “A," be. ‘The following were the recéipts ments today: ARTICLES. Flour, buls Whent, bu 5%@635c¢; and ship- On the Produce exchango today tho buttor market was firm: credmery, 20232c; ordinary, 20@28c. " Eggs, strong; strictly fresh, 28@20¢, Omaha Produce Mark The week opened with a very light run of produce of ull kind d o steady market. Ap tks. held av £3.50@4.00 for fair to SLOCK, BANANAS-Quoted at $2.00@2.50 per bun “BUTTER-—The fact that castern und south markets aro in Prully good shape create lhlhphu( demand: that keeps all surplus stock on this market cleancd up. Straight packages of country roll sell largely at I6c, and select lots at 17@18c, and even i high as 2 CRANBERRIES—Quotations are Bell cherry, $8.50 por bbL: bell and bugle, 10.0(1:.‘!'!‘)«‘}( upe ¢ $9.50), CELERY-—Lor doz, bunches, 85e, Eaas—The market Is very poorly supplied with fresh stock and prices are very firm, T gocenlled | frosh eggs are solling it and there was some talk that stictly fresh laid eggs would bring even more. FRESH VEGETAY bringing in a fow and 29.50@ growers are sh les of hothouse rowth. New onlons, 20at26¢ por dozen unches; lettuce, 40460 radishes, bc, GAME-Squirrels are ulmost unsilabie and hardly worth shipping at the present state of the market. Jack rabbits are generally quoted ut #1.50 and small rabbits at 76¢. HoNEY—Good white clover s quoted all the way from 17@20¢, LENONS—Quotations are $4.00@5,00, k“AIAllA GrAPEs—Unchunged at $9.00 per og. Tirma—Large hickory nuts, $1,65; black wal- nuts, $1.26. OYSTERS - Prices at Omaha still remaln at 18@86¢ por can. ONIONS —The market 1s quict. Tome grown, 856 por bushel, and Spanish #1.00 por o ORANGES—The market is still supplicd with dorida oranges only. Brights are quoted at 25 for sinelo ease Tots nud 43,00 for five to ten case lots. Russots arc 25e cheaper. POULTRY—Chickens wore scurce and sold from 8@10c; geose and ducks, 93100; tarkeys, 12012 POrators—The trade Is lmited to_the sale of small lots from stores. Western Nebraski :‘fiih.“‘ quoted at 80¢ and Utah and Colorado ho supply is very light hold at $4.20. ey 7 -8l cilves, choice, 7o; large and Allurge wnd ' thin’ veal el s wboilt the hurdest thing on the market 0. dis: pose of. BUSINESS Bit 0., Doud, sr., a Jeweler ported closing out. Lo H. MeKerrow, ranning a de at Norfolk, has moved to Chicago, M. B, Irwi running a general store at Miller, ghven a billof sale for $5,500, #t Chadron, 1s ve- partnent store wt Ko Medlillen, Pott Oloud. hve oo "I he 1 ble busi Hull & Hurd, In the livery stable business, e dissolvod, J- H: Hull continutig the s ness. M. H. Alesworth, geueral store at Junlata, béen closed on & chatiel moriguge of has removed (0 Cotorudo Springs. r & Co, publishers at Red succeeded by George J. War- "Phe Oralg Drug company and L. E. Plumb, meral Store, both Of Craig, are Feported as rbout to sell out. A Bwan Dros., who have been conducting a gen- .nYmuv and agricultural huplement busi- ness at Wausa, have sold out to Anderson Tros Ttnor Bros., brick manutacturers of Omaha, have Incorporated under the firm name of the Ttnor Reick company. As noted some days ao, the firm of Kirsch- braun & Sons of Omaha and the Fremont B ter and Fge company, had joined forces Yesterday the new fien filed ari foration unde the name ot the Kirschbraun- Taskell Pro pany. New York Mark New Yonk, Jan 9.--Frovn 000 pkgs.; exports, 800 bbls, 21,000 sacks; dull, st ; sales, 8,000 hbls, Cons MEAL—Dull, stendy WHEAT - Recelpts, 13,000 bu.; exports, 128, 000 bu.; snles, 600,000 by, fitares; 8,000 of spots. Spots dull, ensier; No. 2 red, 78%@79 in store and elevator; 7057 50c afloat; T0X@ BU%c f.0. b.: No. 1 northern, 82%ci No. 1 §ard, 881ac; No. 2 northern, 79'4c; No. 8 dpring. Options opened at yamige decline on cables, recovered W@he on firmer west and | & V5-18@5 . Maiken, formerly in the drug business o shorts’ covering, declined 1@ % sing stendy ot llye below Sa ading very dull; No. 2 red osing at 77%c; May flont Jar 311000b, barley, 165,000 1,000 bu \ i 810 000 b, corn gl 000 rye, 28,000 b b malt, 17,000 hirs peas, Haniey Marr-ull Cony--Recelpts, 100,000 Wn: exports, 82, 000 bu; sules, 200,000 bu, futures: 120,000 bu. cnsh. Spots moderately firmactive; No BO@HIe clevator; 511451 14¢ afloat; No. 8 49491 4¢ mer niixoad, b0 Ve, Options were moderatively aetive nnd opencd wenk at a decline of advanced the west tall with tr switehing May, 51705 i OAT #6,000 bu bu.; s futires, 1,500 spot. Spois dull st options stenc lected; My, 891,39 white, 420342} 20, 3814 white'western, 40116 Hay- Qo ndabout steady; shippiog T 90, good to cholce, 7 Hors—Quiet, steady; common tochoice quict 126 bu L neg- spot 7@34 xports, Const, 2 i AR Itnw, fitm 06 test, sales, 470 bags; Refined, fairly active, -160; mould A foctioners A, 4 .50 i granufuted, 4 11-164ub¢ @oline OrAssES—New Orleans, sto mand; open kettle new good to RICE- Fairly active, steady; vdemand, firm; westorn best, 28@ : western, e gidhered, 280 Hines Moderate demands wet Orleans seleeted, 4 0 1bs,, soleeted, 50 to 60 1hs., B 7e. PROVISIONS Porl hier, in dem mess, $17.00@17.76; now moss, #18. extri prime nominil. Cut meats in good d I irg plekled bellies, 10405 30 bid; pickled hanis, 13 short elear, 10t Tard. quiet, firmer: rn, steady at #1116 11,20; sales, none option 'sales, “500 tlerees: danunry, $11.12 flosing at $1110; March, $10/05; Mi bid Burrer lode dadry, 17a024¢; western facto CHEESE— Y P1o TRON 15.50. Corper-—Steady, quiet; 1 LEAD—-Dull, steady; domestie, $3.85 1y 15,$19.65 domestic, 8% salted New b@ie; Texas wd; old te demand, firm; wes| western creamery, 22@28c; 12¢; Elgin, 25@30c. lemand, i Dull, stead StT. Louts, Mo, Jun. 9.~ Lour—Steady and unclianged WHEATCash, better, 67%c; options do- clined 1@, ly; cloted L,@i(c under S 3 May, 78%@74c; July, T41sc Iollowed wheat and closed e Power; cash and Junuary, 873c; May, 41%c. OATs—Cash, béttor; sample' lots No 2 May, No siles Dull; creamery, ~HARLEY BUriER 1820 EGGs--igher; PoRK—New, firn at $19.25; old, $18. LARD—$10.H0, RECEIPTS—1'lour, 7,000 bhls.; wheat, 53,000 bu.; corn, 26 aats, 49,000 bu. SHIPME: Flour, 5,000 bibls.; Wheat, 42,000 vu. corn, 183,000 bul: oats, 7,000 bu. 26@29¢; dairy, ade Review. The Mark Lane Express in review of the British_grain trade slish wheat has risen 6d in London of the country markets. The en smaller “than usual in For the firsttime in a loug period nas exeeeded the. sapply stocks have therehy been roduccd quarters. A continuance of this demand would greatly ielp tride out of the despond- ent stagnation that prevaifed in December. A decreased shipment for_ Awerica and in- ereascd continental demand for Indian whent has helped the market since New Yoar's day. The chief features of the stocks 1s the enor- mous inerense in the supply of forelgn. In Junuary, 1892, the stock of flour wus 595,000 quarters. It is now 1,500,000 quarters. sales hive heen « mid-winter, the demand % Coffee Mackot. NEw York, Jan. 9.-Options opened steady, unchanged to 10 "points decline, _closed aquiet. 15 bags, ' includ- 15.90; Febru- 60@15.75; April, 40 @ 15,50 “July, 11560 Spot " Rio; First ordinary, 12, seeonds, 12,100 réls; re- i age 11,600 rels ng the week 88,000 iited States 265,000 United States none; 50 @ 15.60; 16.60; Septenmbe aull, easy. No.7, Rio J 7 800 reis Good av pisin U es for the U bags: shipments to the stock, 327,000 bags. il Marke NEW Yonk, Jan. 9. -F dull; Unittd, 1o sales. COTTONSEED Ol TROLEUN —Stendy, Steady, firm; crude, i.city (322,00 for phkgs,) 61 A Quiet. steadier at 8815c. LONDON, Jun, 0. ~TURPENTINE SPIRITS— 6d per ewt. an. 9.—TALLOW—Flne Ameri- t. s, 9d per cwt, “Kansas City Grain Market. KANsAS Crry, Mo., Jun. 9.—Wnear—Weak and lower; No.'2 hurd, 66¢; No. 2 red, 685@ 69¢c. CORN—TFirm; No. 2 mixed, 33@33%c; No. 2 white, 85 OAT8—Firm: No. 2 mlixed, 26226 white, 8043114 Eaas—Active and higher at 25c, RECEIPTS—Wheat, 62,000 bu, 17,000 bu.; outs, none. SRIPMENTS - \Wheat, 85,000 bu.; corn, 14,000 bu.; oats, non No. 2 corn, Liverroor offer moderutoly. Cony—Firm; domand fair; mixed western, 45 883 per contal, PEAS—Canadian, s 6d per ¢ BERF—7148 8d per terce BACON—Long ind short clear, 550 225 her owt.; fon clent, 450 pounds, b BuTr-— United States finest, 1008 per. ewt.; United States g Bd por ewt. OHEESE-—Americun finest White and colored, 54 per et Milw, MILwAUK szmds. 814@8ac, BARLEY- RYE-—6( i Minneapolis W MINNEAPOLIS, quiet; cash wh 66%0; No. curs, Close G4i50 ont Markets Minn., Jan. 9.—~Market very ‘at strong; No. 1 northern, 667§ northern, 634, Recelpts, 455 January 66ct May, 71ic.’ On 1 hard, ‘e7ige; Noo'1 northern, thern, Market. 9.~WHEAT-Dull; Baltimore Gra one, Md. Jan. red, spot, 775¢ Mixed, spot, dle, OATS I No. 2 white westorn, 41@ Cotton Markot, NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 9.-Dull; mid- dling, 9%¢; ow middling 9140 good ordinary. Byci'net receints, 6,017 bilos; gross, 6,199 sules, 8,300 bales; stock, 340,985 bales. Visible Supply of Grain, Youk, Jan. 9-Visible grain supply— at, 51788000 by corn, 11,840,000 b outs, 6,111,000 bu.; rye, 1,118,000 bu.; bars ley, 2,167,000 b Traders' Talk, OmieAGo, Tl Jan. 9.—Counselman & Day 10 kodll firos, | Commisiion company: Trading was somewhat interrupted by the annual” election of officers of the board of trade. Wheat was lifeless and futures closed ye Jower. Sample lots were steady, with northern spring {n betier demand firmer, Corn futures were also fraction lower, “und the crowd was - rather bearish Cfor s turn Sumple lots were generally wore active and ready sale at unchanged or slightly betger ricés, Outs were very quiet with u sl rade 'fn futures, sample lots steady. Porl opened 26¢ lower wnd advanced nearly 700, an exclted covering by a new erop of shoits, acti- ated by a runior thit Arniour was runiing a bull déul. We can see no indication of wny concentrated holdings and think that when stop orders ure reached on the down turn the decline will he more rapid than the late ad- vance, Lard closed lower on realizing by holders. Ribs sympathized with pork on i small trade. CureaGo, 1., Houkins & Co. 1o 8. 'A MEWhorted Provisions have l been the scusationsl feature in odiy's wur- ket. There was freo solling by outsldo holders of provisions. but their offerings wore absorbed by brokers, the decline being quickly re- covered and 4 considerable further advance established, Tt js cortaln that stocks of vistons of all sorts are very small, and the prosent price of hogs contin price of the product. ‘Even the excitement in provisions could not drag wheat out of its sluggishness. The trade hns been v-n||rn|, of a sealping nature. The only notewotthy fe ture which we in wheat today Is the ot that the increase fu the visible supply was only 548,000 bu,, Indicating that we have at Inst arrived at «'tirning polnt in the stocks. Corn and onts were very dull, and trading chiefly of a scalping charactor, News was scarce in either article, corn ot onts, CHICAGO, T1T F. G. Logan & Co. to Duncan, Hollir ‘0.0 This has been elec tlon day on t d and the markets hav been qulet fn uence, Forelgn advices continue dull and lower. There s no Immedi- ato prospect of now at the seaboard unless for the he sas winter, which is seliing from 4e to the regular contruct grade. Values In th near future are a good deal of a weather ques- tion. The growing crop is hardly up to the average of the past th which still favors buying on The same bull party is s here is no feature to corn, The lowest point was 46¢. In oats the trade Is Hight, with fluctuatiol m 8 10 84%c. In hog product the by ss was leht, with violent fluctuations. T nth hour bulls were the best buy There was good realizing in lard, All v n say about the future is that it ali depends on receipts ro- hat o8 above the STOUKS AN Were Unusually Active Yesterday but Withal Were Strong. NEw Yonk, Jan. 9.-The stock market was unusuully active today but withal was strong, although considerable irregularity in the fluctuations oceurred. The irregularity was In a great measare due, first to the bull munipulations of the industrials as opposed to the outlook for gold shipments and pros- pects as regard to the same and the repeal of the Sherman law at this session of this congress. The sterling exchange nmrket was not higher, but while the demand was not ex- cessive, commercial bills are reported becom- ing scarcer and the prospeet of further ship- ments was looked upon as good. There is no ship likely to take any of the precious metal before Saturday and estimates of the proba- ble out-go have not yet been made. The teature was naturally Reading and its trans- actions again amounted to very largo figurcs, but this was largely due to the selling chiefly of’the speculative element Reading was heavily soid in the atternoon after the statement of the Jersey Central withdrawal beeame public, and its price wis driven down from 514 to 49%. A partial re covery to 50 occurred, but at that figure it was 161t 19, per cent lower thin on Saturday. With this decline the rest the market sympithized toa limited extent, but as a rale prices were higher, Among (hi particularly strong stocks of the Roek Island and Burlinzton way be mentioned, both being much mo wetive than usaal of late, and the buying appurently ¢ 1 zood sourees. The strong featur renoon were the industrial stocks and S, Mite was i huyer both of Sugar and Distillers. Bullish talk on the former was reiterated with considerable effect, the stock rising to 1181, settling back under the influsnee of the deeline in Reading. Distillers, however, were still pressed for sale by the professiondl operators and failed to score udvances which its kindred stocks en- Joyed. Notwithstanding tho wealness in Kead- ng, Lackuwanna vallied from the late dep sion and closcd 1 per cent higher; the Gran- gers, including Atchison, were unusually prom- nen't in the dealings all showed strength, but other groups developed no feature of in rest. ‘The declaration of a 2 per cent cash vidend on Louisville & Nashville had no ap- purent influence on the 1ist or that stock 'he Postsays: The conditions wore ¢ whole of a naturalizing nature and ga points of lezitimate advantage in a concerted effort to affeet the general list. The market opened in a somewhat weak and irregular manner, especially as regards a few of the more active stocks, although the general list was not affected. Support developed for those stocks attacked, with the result thit the mar- ket quickly swung into a co=dition of firmness andbuoyancy. Unusual confidence was shown by the manipulating eliques and the bears soon saw their early advantage way to u generalty that théy were pow to check. The following are the closing quotations ot the leading stocks on the New York Stcek ex- change toduy: Atehtson .. Adnws Exp) Alton, T, H.. do profersed” Amerlenn txpross.. Baltimore & Ohlo.. Canada Pacific ... Canada 8outhern. .. Central Pacitic...... Ches. & Ohlo. . Chicago Alton.... . CB.&Q.. Chiongo Gs . Col Idated Gi C.C/C & Bt L.z Colo. Coal & Iron. Cotton 011 Cort Del. Hudson. D BONDS, Securitie the fow T Ao orthorn Pacltic..: Northern Pacitic ptd U P Don. & Gulf 17 [Northwestorn.. ... Oilg| do preterred... 88 IN. Y. Central. bty Y.&N. E......... 1834 Ontario & Western 24" [Oregon Lmp. ... 140 [Oregon Nav. 984 oro. 8. L. & U, . B934 Pacific Matl 125 | Peoria. Dec. & B, b9 |Pitisburg......... 83% | Pullman Palace.. €31 Hending ... 3 \{|Richmond Terminal llfl}i‘luclnmmll Tor. pfd. Sdle | 1110 Grande W . . 623¢| do preferred: 8ig | Rock Islung. . . 2074 5t. L. & 5. F. 1stpfa.. 53 | 8t. P 16214 | do preferred 185 °|St. Paul & Omaka.. Wil 3 by 83 Sugar Hefinory.. ... 403 ‘T'enn. Conl & iron 2 Toxas Puclic 2 |10l & O Cent. prd. 173 Unlon Pacitie. ... st sk ditg| WSt b 72| do proferred.. 1 3 T toxy 165 Unlon 50 | Wheelt 102% | do pre 573 Minn, & st 1 $iig|D. & R G 8 |General ¥iootrie: 7l | Natlonal Linseed. * 1123 |C. Fuol & lron 12| “do preferrca. 3% i 83 150 do preforroid Fort Wayne. .. Gt. Northern prd... C&BLpfd..... Lockiug Valioy. Hitnois Central . 1 Lend Trust Louls. & Louls. & i Wostor Memppls & C.. ...l Michigan Ceniral Missourl Pacific. Moblle & Olilo Nashviilo Chai Nattonal Corduge. do proforrod N.J. Central.. .. Norfolk & W. pid The total sules of stocks today wero shares, includinz Atchison, 22,000; Burlington & Quincy, 9,800, 21,900; Deluware, Lackiwann 7,600;" Distilling, 52,000; General Electri 81800; Louisville & Nashville, 4,100; Missouri Pacifie, 4,900; New England, 1214007 Northern Pacific preferred, 6.500; Redding, 115,900; t. Pad,13,500; Sugar,50,700; Rock Island, 1024 Union Pacific, 8,2 estern Union, 8,500, New York Money Market, NEw Yonk, Jan. 9.—MONEY ON OALL— Easy at 5% per cent, last loan 4, closed offered atdper o PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER—BY@1T per cont. STERLING EXOHANGE—Quict and casy, #4871 for demand. fons on bonds: ITitg [Northern ac. 2nds. 113 uawl. . Consols .. 100 |N] W, Deb. o8 105 1861 &L M. 976 [SE L & San ¥ G. M. 101 |55 Paul Conso ) 74 10T i G, 104%| Unton Pac. 11744 Wont. shoro. DA [I Gl We: L a0isg|Aien’ 80| Atoh gy g1 & 8A HUIT &S AL 2 100 L& T, g1 1 Erle inds MK, on.’ Gy M K. &'T. Gen. by, Mutusl Unlon te Boston Sto BOSTON, Mus: the closing sto Atehlnon & Topeka Boston & Albany Hoston & Main Quotations, 1. 9.~The following are wtion: 443 Fra 215 | Kei 10 98| Quine: 8 |Santa ¥e Coppsr. 923 Tamarack ... 15 | Boston Land o 11% 8an Dlexo Lana ¢ t knd Lana Co. Hell Telophone 1800 Store § r Powor. M. \ & Central ‘en. com. ... N. V. & N. Englun| ola Colony.. Rutlund com . Allouez *Atinotic. c Boston & M. Calumet & Hecl| *bla. San Francisco Mining Stocks, SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan, 9.—The official closing quotations for mining stocks toduy were as follo Ala., Bulwer . Beloher. ... Best & Belcher. Bodle Consolidated % Mexican Mono .. Cphir.., Savage .. Slerra Novada Unlon Consolidated 100 Utah... rry o ) Yollow Yackei . Nev. Queen ng Quotations, The following are the ns: Plymouth .. Sterrs Nevida. andard Union Co; Yellow Jackei iron Sliver Quick Sliver do New York Min New YORK. Jan. 9. Deadwood Hale & Norero| London Financial Ke [Copyrighted 1893 by James @ wdon Bennett.) LONDON, Jan. 9.—{Now York Herald Cable— Special 10 TiE Berk]- Business on the Stock change has been confined within narrow limits, while the miserable weather naturaily contributed to the feeling of depression that prevailed. Consols have kiven wiy 1-16d aud ndian sterling rupee paper 4d (o 4d. For- vlgn governwent securitles fully retiected the | fintnoss on thel Parie bourss, Althongh & slightly better tendency prevalled at the close, Americans close somewhat frregu- Inr. Denver rofarences have met with most attention th th course of the day and Shighor. A tehtson prefosred s woke bid for about the close, Of X per cont for the former and '§ per cent for the latter. A small im= provement was @stablished in Atlantie first mortgage, Northéen proference, Ohlo & Mississippl and while sevéral others were ' opened stoad: came weak an n Pac nion Pt 1o 3 par cent low ¥, Yut during the dlosed flat. Mone extremely easy, 8hort loans being freely of- fered ab % to 1 per cent. The discount market was firmer; two and three months bills were quoted at 13 to 1% per cent been Financial Notes, Mo, Wan. 9.-Cleatings, o PARts, Jan. 9.-Three per cont rentes, 93¢ 76¢ for the account NEw YoRrk ) 0, balances, $5,859,082, Bavrimone, Md., Jan 9.—Clearings, 403; balances, 3480061 Rate, 6 p. Mesenis, Tenn,, Jan. 9.—Now York exchar selling at par, Clearings, $521,469; balances, $122.001, * = Clearings, $101,999,035; Pa,, _Jan. 9. balances, 82,013,357 Qlearings, Money, porcent LONDON wn Jan. 9.~Amount of bullion with fron the Bank of England on balar £80,000. Lovis, Mo, Jan, 9. i bulances, 819,830, Money, quiet at 67 percent; exchange on New York, 75¢ discount NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 9.—Cle $1,902,186. New ‘York Gxchanze, comme 50c per 1,000 premiut; banks, $1.00 pr fum BOsTON, Mass. Jan. 0.-Call loans, time loans, 51346, Clearings, $16, ances, $1.584.771° Money, 414 b change on Ne'w York, S@i2¢ d Clearings, #5837, LIVE STOCK MARK Cattle Trade Decldedly Stra Shade O n Trifle. OMAHA, Jan. 9 Ipts of both eattle and hogs show o f. rease over lust Monday's run, while as on last Monday there were no shoep received. s of cattle nger — Hogs sluded a very ro- able showing of falr (o ehoive beef stears. culative shippers wero encourigzed by the tone of n markets to tuke hold frocly, und wit fair demand fron local houses 1o was 1 tolerably satisfactory shupe. i the buyers were after sold stondy (o Shade” stronzer than last week, | seve bunches of good to eholee 1,250 10'1,400-1h. steers selling at from $4.85 t0 5,15, Falr to £00d 1,000 £0°1,200-1h, stecrs sold 4t ahout Suf- urday’s prices, from $3,60 044,15, 1€ there was y change in' the medium and poor stuft it wis in the direetion of 1o ricos, but sales t from 88,25 10 §8.00. Business v iy active al thi castern markots el the penshero wore practically clo by noon, With no apparent casing off in prices. Cows sold very generally ut Saturduy’s quo- tations. Offeriigs in this line includéd about a third of the entire offorings, and the move- ment was Ixtreme sules wore at from $1.50 10 #3.25, the " bulk of the fair to good stufl at from $2.10 to $2.85. Bulls, oxen and stags were in good demand and strong at f 81.55 10 $3.85. There was no ngo in the calf trade. ( calkes and yearlings sold about a #2.00 10 §3.00, with™ good to chole from #3.50 (0 $5.00. There was o lively trade feeders and prices in gener Offerings were not very Iiberal and of first hands were all the way from £3.35, while sorted lots sold freely ably higher figures Reprosent DRESSED BEEF. Pr. No. 83 25 8. 8 30 14 886 88...11006 90 906 885 62001119 95 823 840 © 60...:11187 00 2 840 S1146 00 3 40 1080 45 80 50 60 0 60 i3 65 rod £2.00 to at consider- ive sule z o Av. . 854 857 11023 Av Pr. 986 43 85 1040 90 wBoze o e o Zolars . 942§ L1043 3 1122 870 1039 8 80 SHIPPING AND EXPORT. 476 | MIXED. 8565, 26..... tows. 1907 i 994 . 827 1255 L1110 1280 Za5n Lot 990 CovmzeeIvama £835852833883 888 1070 . BBO 1020 870 . 987 111036 954 854 1076 88! oo 960 950 , . 890 83 80 766 810 1070 807 889 776, 8O0 1020 917 . 908 86O 904 993 L1160 950 950 990 976, 89 1095 950 111048 913 (SIS I IS I IS RS RS R DR S 1 1SS 26 26 25 30 30 HEIFERS 75 90 26 2 50 CALVES, 1083 L E01 L 971 CETEEETR 438 885 300 611 © 800 882 .. 250 850 290 150 100 80 2 40 2 60 800 3 00 8 50 1020 1160 1420 185 2 00 2 00 11240 200 L1180 200 1800 200 11340 00 1200 2 00 11350 205 tea1a1800 882010 1187 215 1800 215 1450 215 1420 220 11420 220 1860 225 1560 225 Seoe L1340 1080 890 11490 1300 oK (ORI SICIEISISIOE 2es 1ABO D STOCKERS 460 620 660 L 742 895 . 654 530 750 470 400 . B0B a1 . 967 748 . 650 11160 616 1095 1067 L7160 1040 AND FEEDERS, . 117 ... 825 1018 BOO 1072 L. T80 1028 . GB4 947 725 851 v (1) 700 teee:1180 oI, 1189 K92 1180 1021 . 931 951 E——— cesoans £588588S © = = No. Av. Pr s N 18 bulls 836 170 27 cows 862 24 bulls... 887 140 = 16cows... 816 2 80 Hoos—There wero not_enough hogs ved o interest packers, and this clrcumstance, to- gother with the rather bearish reports from Chicago, had u tendency to weaken the mar- Ket. The fresh meat men and shipper after the hogs briskly, and ulthougn the ex trading was at prices i shade 1o o¢ 1 Buturdiy's oiily market under the of the free buying and more favorable eustern Av. 2 40 A Way They Have at Vassur. Not all the Vassar students are wealthy Some of them work their way through college and one has recently started a dye shop in her room, which brings in a neat litt The diamond dyes for all her sum every week. work, and says they are easy to use, and make beautiful colors that uever crock or fude, | nt#a advicos, the trade ploked o better than Saturdiy's wen common underwelght load sold one cholce batcher welght load market at #7385, The big and 3 to #7895 .60 nday No 84 Av 81 870 620 (185 211 Re Av. 208 208 Sh. 200 PIGS AND ROVGH, 6 00 SHEEP—There were shieep on the market of common_ mixed native « mutton nd at ady to st iatives, $8.5044.50 25174 non and 1 good 1o cholee 40 to 50, Representative sa wore t inactive d Fair to good wostorns, 33 $2.2513.5 £1.00@b. No. natives Packers' Purchnses Last WUV KIS o0 1,040 Bds 3,038 Others o602 __Totals 1000, Recelpts an Official receipts’ Al shown by the books of the Company for fors o'clock p.ui. Janu; “nion dght hours, y 9, 1893 HECELPTS, TOATTLE. | HOUS. | SHEED, Cars.[Head | Cars. [Head|Cars. [ Head 3051 801 208 .. T DISPORITION = BUVERS CATTLE Omatin Packing Co. .. Ahe G 11, Hammond 6| W& Co he Cudahy Paeking €6 John B Nqur White, 1§ Do Hans.......... Vansant S Chicago Live St CRICAGO, Tl Jan 9.—(Special Tre Beed—The'dressed beef con stock und so did eastern buyers an and what at first looked to be a so cessive eattle supply was disposed of with extra effort. Although the offe some choice beeves there derance of common and mediun trading at better than £5.00 did fizure i the S tr half fatted steers were { neglected and some_salesr grade a tri lower. from $3.25 to $6.00 for comm steers, $2.25 10 83,85 for stockers and from §1.50 to 83.75 for cows, bulls. Tor a little while th though holders of he considerably lower pri ceipts and” the G les were o morning ces, The | bearish but their fears proved g after the ball was set aking the stufl freely ‘urther along they wer 1 advance, the close | or two fousl ound Satur induc reached Was it active Lo account at fre ¥ poor to cholce light and i 10 $7.55 for medium and heavy w lots ¢l nged hands below #7.50, figures being from 37.50° to 37.70. quoted anywhere from £4.50 10 #6 There was fair activity s closing prices werd fr all offerings of useful q over 400 choice fed west 1bs. sold at £5.05, and g went readily nt from #4.6 ket continded firm throughout grade mutton stock and th in good season. Cholce t are_quotuble at from 0od nitxed cwes and weth 4.75, and culls und foeder: 400 RRecetpts—Cattle, 18,000 head; head: sheop, 8,000 head. Citane- Hecelpts, 16000 head 43,000 head; market 10c to 15¢ natives, 24.75@5.3! others, stockers, $2.2528.40; cows, $1.8%@ Hoas—Receipts, 82,000 liead 11,000 hea common, uer ity. 5 av d nat 6,907 packing i prime eivy and bute ed 15, Receipts, 7,000 ad; markel s ; #.75004 head; New York Live Stock Ma: Youk, Jun. <, 4,124 he e steers, & 0 NEW inciuding native cows, per 100 heeves. CALVE 1bs. Shipu Lasns—Receints fo end; lumbs dull and sheep, 83,2005, muttons firm at 7@@Y9c lambs dull at 815@10e. HoGs--Receipts for two duys, consigned dire 7.60 per 100 1b: per 100 Louls Live Stock Market. Jan. 9.—OATTL ients, 1,000 head; rm: choic $1.40@2.30, Hoas—Recelpts, 6,500 head; 2,600 hiead; market 'steady; ext #7,0007.45. SruEp—Keceipts, 200 head; ship ket firm: fuir (0 good natives, chiolce, $4.76@5.00, Kansas City Live Raxsas Crry, Mo celpts, 5,000 h fair, activ $2.5006.15 Hoas- Re 1,300 head shipping, $4.85w5.20; Jan. 9. shipnients, o 16¢ lower; ship 8,200 head; ). wetive 5io10c 86,40@7.35; " bulk, 87.100 SHEEP—Receipts, 1,700 800 head; market steady, e 1f you have salve will surely cure you. 20 head; ON TRIAL. That's a good way to buy but it's a hard ¢ under which to sell Porhaps it. noticed dinary, ihedicine doesn't at- pt. it e only remedy kind markablo in its effects that it can be sold on shis plan is Dr, Pierce's Golden Medical Dis- As a blood - cleanser, strength - ro- storer, and flesh-builder, there’s nothing like it C1 T tem i of it covery. known to medical science. In e where the fault is in the liver or the Biliousness, and the Dyspepsia, Indigestion, ot ey Skin, Scalp, and affections, it is guarantee To every sufferer from Catarrh, no matter how bad “the case or of how ing, the proprietors of Dr. Bage's Catarrh It we can't curo it, rfoctly and permanently, well pay you 8500°in cash.” "Sold by all'draggists: Remod{ say this: y ‘S()U’I‘II ONMAIIA, Union Stock Yards Company, South ©maha. t Cattle Ho and Sheep markoet COMMISSION HOUSES. Wood Brothers. Live Stock Commission Mer South Vwaba-—Telephone 117 - JOHN D. DADISMAN, WALTER E. WOOD, Market Reports by mall aud wire uished upou appiloation close. bulk of the falr to " Vit’l‘[llli Sold at from 47.25 to b Saturday and practically A small driven-in bune nd foeders CATILE. [HO( ition of Stock. disposition of stock Ansactions, a certiin ext might have to aceept titude of buyers made salesmen a little nervous f the sturt, in sheep 10 £5.00. fc at from's: t from $2.00 to markot closcd stroni; ight, $7.500¢7.60; lights and pigs, VES -Receints for "10 10 15¢ per 1.50008.50; dressed beef, fivm at 8091 ubs, 85.006.75; dressed | market nominal ‘ut tock Market, highér; all les DeWitt's Witch Hazel in every case to benefit or cure, or you bave your money back, olosel evey One vern or 87.15, and topped the presentat Sh. _Pr. 26 25 28 28 820 80 120 80 11T I I T no fresh wken 1 ontinue rong prices fair to good 1stock sheep, 1001 lumbs, Pr Week, BHEEP. 4051 5,800 49y 6430 5,401 aii6 20 2,847 2500 Stock Yards ending at o HOMSES & MLS Cars. | Head. OGS, SHLED, 104 | 85 I | Tele serns Wit wd exporters, what ox: 1alities m Com juoted that n o basis ot n o oyt and feeders, , heifers and it looked as nerensed re- n hour Liy's price ed” o pay higlier. on_the of 10¢, §7.85 | demand ‘for o $7.10 1o At froni 87.45 eizhts. the popular Culls wero 50, it A string of veraging 107 ive muttons The mar- all good hogs, 81,000 ; shipments, lower; best $3.0065.65; 3.60. shipments, rough and and mixed, hers', $7.55 shipments, $3.80074.40 $A. 700D, #3.76@4.00; | riet, | 408 cars for | 100 Ihs, | i bulls and | r two du 26¢ lowe 1s.; dressed 11,143 head, 00@ LE—Recelpts, ket TUNEE COWS, hipments, reme range, ments, none; ) $3.00@4.00; CATTLE--Re- 1,400 head; pping steers, 29003 shipn shipments, a medicine, pretty onaftion ou've that the or- hit or miss 80 TO- ver{) disease lood, as Herofulous long stand- 1o the w chunts. Chicago uearfully tur L8 | D. M. Steele & Co.,| —— THE BEST IN THE WORLD — Blackweil’s @ Bull Durham Smoking Tobacco Situated-in the immediate section of country that produces a grade of tobacco, that in texture, flavor and quality is not grown elsewhere in the world, and being in position to command the choice of all offer« ings upon this market, we spare no pains nor expense to give the trade THE VERY BEST. When in want of the best; ask for Bull Durbam. Sold everywhere, None genuine without the Trade Mark of the Bull on each package. BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO., DURHAM, N, G PERFECT PURITY AND SoLusIuTy oF Wafi&faul‘ofl’o@ocoa ~BEST AND COES FARTHEST permit of its instantancous preparation and render it Highly Digestible and Nutrltious. OMAHA ‘Manufacturers’ and J obbers’ Directory b A\;Aumns AND TENTS Omaha Tent-Awning oM ANY. o) e bl HARDWARE, Rector & Wiltelmy | Lobeck& Lin 1, COMPANY, | HORSE COVERS, I Denlers In hardware and Corner 10th and Jacksor 1113 Farnam St Ny OREOH nntes’ tools St oots, 104 Dougla _BAGS AND TWINSS. | Bemis Omaha Bag COMPANY. Importors and manu frs flour ~sncks, burlaps, twine. BIBIOLES, M. 0. Daxon, Bleycles s0ld on monthly W. A. L. Gibbon & Co. LRV NEToH Wholesale paymonts ittens, BOOTS \ND SHOES, i‘lors&(:os Shoe Cumpany: ; Howard Strost Factory corner 11th and Dougins Strosts We are making close prle s to cash buyers, ani aro seliing & class of €oods which 1y very saleablo with morehants. BER, Charles R. Lee, Hard ¥ood lumbor, wood earpets and parquet toarlng, 9th and Douglus. —— e LIQUORS, | MILLINERY. Frick & Hxowt, |1 Oneiold &C» Importsre unl job b Wholesnle liquordealers | of millina s, notlo Mall orders pron pt. 203212 8. 1ith St. Johm A. Wakefleld, Imported, AmerloanPort: | Iand coment. Milwan ko coment and Quli white liwe, Kirkendall, Jones & | Amer. Hand-Sewed COMPANY. Wholaanle | SHOE CO., hoots, mfra. agents Boston | and rubt s, Rubber Shoo Co.. 1102+ Har 11041106 Harnoy St ___GOAL, GOIE, _ Omaha Coal, Coke & LIME CO., hard and soft | coal, § 15 cor. 16th nna Douglns Sta __CORNIZE, Eagle€ornice Works mlvanizol tron wladow oaps, kv ligh 1001 Farnam St. __DRYG M. E. Smith & Co., Dry goods, notions, fur- Carpenter Paper Co, Carry n full atock of printing, wrapping and writing ' papors, card vaper, etc. Retine Kllpatrlck_-l(och Dry DS €O, Notlons. wents' farnish- nishing goods, corner | Inggoods, cor. 1ith and 11th and Howard Sts. Harney Sts. —_— ____ FURNITURE. Omahivflpholstering €O., upholstered furnl- [ FURNITURE CO., Graco turo, 1102 1104 Nich St. Wholesalo only. and 13th Sta —_— e CROCERIES, ana lubrieating wils, axle grease, ote. PRODUCE COMMI8SIDN, Beeboe & Runyan Branch & (o, :.Ias. A. Clark & Co,, Produce, frults of all Buttor, chease, eggs, ry wud game, T5th St Kkinds, oysters, STOVE REPAIRS. | §134, DIOR3, DRUAS, ETE, F Blake, Brucs & Co: Omaha Stova Rapaie | M. A, Dishraw & C. WOBK . tove resatrs | Muiafaoaes 10th and Harney Sts., Ly 12011205 Jones St., Owmaha. Omal TO GEOR M. Jeukins, Dein Houbs Nelson I3 mann, Mary S, xoy. Dom n George 1151 Ty LT WAKREN SMITH, WILLIAM Davis, Cuther ne . weitzer, John . Lol contract for b nders, Li; 2 W, MeClus et for neither, Vandonbur: y bo had upon carlart- | Fach bid must beaec man Michican Mutual Lifo Insarance Ooi- chock for 8500 Tha rizht (o reject any. or all K;n;y, Ueorge M feely, Wilitam O. White bids Is reserved. Proposals mast bo inolosed oad, Blorlaie Lawtou Seeloy Y. Mason, | In _envelopos senlod wnd marked “Proposals David M. Uro, A. O. Lelghtoi: Eibridgn Liw- | for survey of boundary hotween Nebraskm ton, Ludoc A. Powell Matlida Do Greisolle, | and South Dakotn,” and “Proposals for boun~ non-residents: dary monuments.” and nddreased to the 00 - You aro heroby notifiad that the under- | missionorof the Genoral Land Ofive, Washe signed, three disinterested frooholdors of the Ington, C. clty of Omaha. have beon duly uppointed by W. M. STONE, the muvor. with the approval of the oity | jaazic Cowuissioner. council of sald city, to 8ssess tho dumage Lo tho owners rospectively of the property declared by ordinnnce necossary to bo appro. printed for the use of said city for the pur- Joso ef opening and oxtending Nowton streot rom Davenport's subdivision to J0th street. Youare furthernotified, thathaving uoceptod said uppointment, and duly qualified as re- quired by law, Wo will, on the “ith duy of Januury. A, D. 1801, at the hour of 3 680t in tho afternoon, ut the office of Goo, J. Paul, 160 Farnam streot, within the corporate 1m- its of suld city, meot for the purpose of con- sidering and making tho asscssment of dum- uge to the cwners respectively of sald pro- perty, by re sonof such taking and appro- priution thereof, taklng into consideration speolal benefits, if uny. The property belongl to be wpproprinted as which hus beon declared necossury by the counell, by ordinance, to aspproprisie to the use of the eity, beln:situato In suld city of Omann, in the county of Dou nd SLate of Nebrasks, 1sdescribed ns fol 9, to wit: ;i ren Smith lots 40, 47, s, 49, 40, 41, 4: o . Jnk g = monun ust bo soj . with the privi- ce to the Didder that | e is ot wwarded I lie will be bound 1o co opics of thespecification 1 1o this office by u certiied ule. lor and by virt an_exeeution fssued ank E. Moores, clerk of_the district cours within and for Douglus county, Nobraska, upon @ judgment rend by suld court ab 15 Beptember term, A 1, 1563, in favor of the Merchants National hink of Kansas City, Missourl, and against {he Metropoiit Railway' company of Omaha, Nebras have fevied upon the following doscerih groverty as tho roperty of Ui said, iy B otopalitan: Onbls Titnny. compatly o Oman Nebraska, to-wit: “Prack and road= bed, including rafls, ties, plutes, frogs, bolis, splicos, switches, poles, trolly wires crosn ete. ind every thing pertain ing to sild track and the opernting thereof is an electrie o sudd T h 0pol= itan Cable I h streos und on Dodg aha, and on Dodgee st dman avo- Son ivenuoe or ¢ oradjicent. thereto iy ounty of Dowglits and stato of Nobrisks cur” house (frawme bullding on posts op s)located on lot 14, block s, 0 Douglas county, - N ASSCHEer cars 1! and three ( cord book, Book wnd soal of said coms to_you, proposed oresiid, and 'he south Della Duvis and Oatnerine E. Hobbs—Tne south 27.85 feet lot 45, " ““' Nelson B, Switzer—The north foot lot 58, | HHOIOS ghono O 1 tahmann svof onsy | HMCLY TG 8,82 feot lot o " 20, and also “the franchise granted 1o sul ast 3F f Bainden=North %, fany which ineiudes il (e vigh s ane V. ) YN 96,15 foot log g2 | Privileges secured thereby,” und 1 will on the fsiztio . MeClusiar=North o015 fupt los 63 | {731l AaRY, As 1), 3608, coniancie Oscur Hartmun—North 2 wet lot (5, i Of B shig North 20,15 ity co e '.',' n Mut. Life Tns. Co.—North %.15 foet b i St S 5 N 25,15 toe o | the highest and hest bidder 1outo. M. Nicoloy—North 20,15 toet of middlo 45 | [hY, ooty St S et [ it Vi ¥ the fne forty' thousand, four 3 o iam 0. WWhitehagd| forty-six wnd 01-100 Aol rs (540,440 Ibridge Luwton—North ment, and sixteen and :xr.lun I i 2 ald an oloy M, Masow auil David M. Ure—Nortn | §ars ) (i (G A C. Loighton ~Nortn 20,15 foet 1ot 60, costs o' suld Judgment wnd execution, Eivridze Lawton rUh 20,15 ot 71, GLEORGE A, BENNET rh 20,13 faot, 10t 73 X Shoril of Douglis County, Nebraski, oy GIRKSISNCIR e Jak . LAKE, HAMILTON & MAXWE torneys Omahi, Nebraska, January feot east 06,82 the city of ¢ e tion 1o bidders for mount duy hundred 1) judg= (a16.45) North 25,15 feet eust wot lot 67. of north 14 foet of io 3 Ellery L. Heuck—South 27,85 feet south 4 of | st 4 of lot a1, T R Vandonburs NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OF AGES FOR GRADIN 4 of south 15 of lot 47, All In Gise's addition In said city, county To, tho owners of Tl lots and pures of 1ots on Fifth streot, from Plercy strest o Wools stute, \ ou ure notifiod to Up present at the time worth avenuo; You are berchy notified that the under- tolders of the and placo ald, and muke any objoctions 10 or statements concerning sald proposed up- od, three dis nterestod fre ity of Omalin, linve been duly uppointed by tho ity couns Droprintion or assessment of daniuges, 48 you the mayor, With the approval ¢ u consider prope AT WA PIOPORgo, g AU, R W, GIBSON, cllof sald city, to nesess the damage to the WAL 0. BURIVER. S haraat i hanal (o AR Y by grading of sald strost, Owmaha, Decew berl7, 18 a0 by ordinance No. 557, pus proved Do, 2 You ure fu notified, ceptod sald appoints as required by 13w, we Junuary, A, D, i, in the forenoon, it O'Donoboe, 141§ I, b 18tm DAMe. South 27,85 foot of north Proposals for Boundary Survey andMonus ments, DEPAWTMENT OF THE [N Genoral L WAsHINGTON. 1), O.. De Bealed proposals will b eral lund oftice. Was O, uotil 2 a'clock p.m. on Suturday. the 2ith’day of Januury, 1804, for the survey and marsing hy bultsbie monuments, of that portion of tho boundiry Iine hetween the state of Nebrasks und the state of South Dikotu which lies west of vhe Missourl river, as wuthorized by the acl of congross, abprove | Au tust o, 1802 muking uppropriation for surveying the public lands Pamphiet Statutes wt Large, 18011362, p. 870 also for the furnising of st Wonuments to be place [ at haif-uiile lotervais on sald bouns dary. The bids for the susvey aud for the having nos duly_ qualifie on the 17th day of nourof 10 o'clock he offics of Shriver & A St within th corporate 11mits of said eity. muct for the purs pose of consldering and niiking the s mentof dum ike Lo thy ownors Fespectl vely of ld propurty, wifeeted by sald gratiing. taking into considerition special bonelits, It wny You ure notlfied to be present it the time and place aforesald xnd muke any objection 1o ar vtatercents concerning sald asvdsnony Of dumnizee a8 you wuy conslder proper. FUANATI A b A ,~|||u"\'l|.u, GEO. PAUL, JAS BTOUKDA L Judioe at the gen- Qauba, Jao. 4, 1606