Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 27, 1882, Page 5

THE OMAA DAILY BEE- MONDAY MARC.! 27, 188 5 FINANCE AND COMMERCE. FINANCIAL. New York, March 25, MONRY, The money market closed at § per vent. Exchange closed firm at 4 80@4 90. Governments closed firm. GOVERNMENT BONDS, Currency 6's . 126 bid 4'n coupons. 11194 bid ’s conpons bid B’ continned . N bid €' contiued . . .101 bid BAILROAD BONI/S, Pacific railroad bonds cosed as follow Union lsts, . A154@116 Unbon Land Grants.. ... 115 @117 Uwrion innl«mg lt\mdnw»rvd at, . 1173@118 Uentrals. . LAdg@iin STOUKS A strong feeling characterized the deal. ings on the stock exchangs to-day, and a further advanoe was established, th: quo- tations made being in some instances the highest of the week. Western Union was a feature of the list, rising to 897 «n lurge transactions, Denver & Rio Grande, St. Paul, and -coal shares were more prom- inent amd advenced sharply, In the Southwestern shares, Texas Pacific, Kan- sas & Texas, and Missouri Pacific were stron: and advanced. There was a gen- eral improvement in the rest of the active list in sympathy with the advance in the L ..., above mentioned stocks. There were re- actions at intervals, but each decline “brought in fresh orders to buy, and near the dlose the highest prices of the day were current, In final dealings there was a reaction of §@§ per cent., which left the closing quotations 3@8h per cent. higher than yesterday. The fellowing were closing bids: Am’n Disg, Tel. 513 Man Beach.. Alton & T, H.. 28 Met. elevated .. Preferred . d C 68 B. A, Line pfd. 67 B&Q 181} Pull, Pal. Ca Quick ilver Preferred. ... 68 Preferced . g Houston & Tex. 69} San Francisco. . 10} Preferred.... 54 1t Preferred. ot 7 0 ) ans.&Nnxh 764 & C... 67 Lmle Pittsburg )la MLS&W... Union Pacifc. 1184 V&M . Waflhmumon, Xi‘li STATE BONDS, Tennessce 6's (new series) declined to 49 rom 50}, and North Carolina consuls ad- vanced to €2 from 81, FINANCIAL REVIEW. Events of the week in financial circles were important. Money was weak throughout, and rates for call loans ranged from 8 to 5 per cent., with erceptional transactions at 2 per cent. Clovernments were strong throughout, eNept for continued 5's, which after an early advamcs lost part of the improve. ment. Foreign exchange was firm and higher. Stovks ware strong through.ut the week and prices advanced sharply. At inter- vals there swere salee to 1ealize profits, which caused some sharp reactions, but they were all subsequently recovered, and prices for the active list in the last deal- ings showed an advance. of 2@7 per eent., led by Denver & Rin & rande, Texac Pa- .cific, Westesn Union, Missouri Pacific, \Lake 3hore, Wabash, New Jersey Central, (entral Pacific, Ohio & Mississippi, a1d Kansas & Texsas, The rise in Southern vipecialties wae marked, same of them ad- «an :ing 10@20 per cent. SALES, The following were the sales of the moue active stocks to-day, Total sales, 470,000 i K L L L. 5500 Preferred ... 100 0& W.... PM, Nnrv.hwmem St P & O Preferred B Paul, .., Proferced . e NEW YORK BANK BIATEMENT, The bauk statement to-day is favorable, The following are the changes: Loans decressed oee Bpecie increasod Legal tenders dezreased Deposits dee Circulation iacreased. Raserves increased CHICAGO MONEY, CH1cAGO, March 25, Preston, Kewn & Co., baukers, quote money in fair demand at 5@7 per ceut. on call, and 3@8 per cent va e, Kastern exchange between city hanks 75@80¢ premium per $1,000. ings of the mssociated banks 576,000, ited States bonds ; /i w \iunldp&l and railroad bonds more ac: -8 lO‘JT 100 ( continue to ad. UNITED BTATES BO! 's Extended sixes, 1851. ..., 4's Extended fives, 1881, + .+ 1033@1034 .101 @l(}lg 4§’s Coupons, . 148@114 4's Coupons 118§@119 District of Columbia, 107 OTHER BONDS. Mnmnou State 4}'s, and interest. M & 8t. P, 7’s and interest, . X : St. P G's and interest. Chicago & Northwestern b Jacksonville & 8. E. ... FATIONAL BANK NOTES, Wasnisxroy, March 25, Bank notes received for redemption dur. ing the week, $1,186,000; bonds held to secure national bank circulation, $369,- 955,700, as follows: e 88,681,000 174,500 Carrency u- Currency 4's Currency 3)'s Bonds deposited to secure circulation during the week, £1,087 700; to secure cir- culation withdrawn during the week, 81, 301,70 COMMERCIAL. Umana Wholesale Machet Orrick oF Tik OMAHA Ber, Saturday Evening, March 25, Of the wholesale market dwing the past week little can be said, except, per- haps, a steady increase in the volume of bu-incss, and a greater number of buyers were present in person, with the settled epring-like weather of the last few days, is an indication that trade is« fairly opened, and the anticipated boom is now at hand, as up to this time the bulk of business has heen done through ord s, The local grain trace of the pust week is reported more active, and a steady in- crease i1. prices, to a limited extent, has ruled throughcut the week. To-day's report show the following increase over this day of last week: Wheat—No. 2 advanced 2jc; No. 3 ad- vanced 3¢, Barley—No. 2 advanced lc; No. 3 ad- vanced 2c. Rye—Adyauced lc, Corn—Advanced *2c, Onis—Advanced je. Flour —There has been a moderate home trade, and quotation prices have been well maintained, but outside of this business in this line has heen dull. Bran and chopped feed is still scarce and in demand. Proyisions are reported nu-nd), and a fair business was transacted. Produce receipts have been very heivy throughout the week and prices generally declining. Eggs—The marset is glutted, and pricesare rapidly declining, Sales have been made as low as 10}e; outside figures, 12. Potatoes—The market has been good, | 8l but heavy prospective receipts would indi- cate a decline. Prices have been ruling so high in this market that several cars of Imported S otch Champions have been received and sold largely for seed. Poultry—Scarce and in good demand. All lots sell on arrival at 13@13%c for turkeys and 12 for chickens. Butter —R -ceipts are heavier and prices weakening. 31@33c. Bewns - Owing to large importations trom Germany, prices have declined, large lots having been sold as low as $3.30. Apples are scarce and demand light. Onions ar> in fair demand and prices declining, selling from stores as low as $3.50 per barrel. Oranges—As the season advances, large shrinkage in repacking forces an advance in prices, L.emons rule steady atquotation figures, but as warm weather approaches higher prices are anticipated. Green vegetables from local gardens are in good supply. Groceries—A good movement is report- ed, particularly in dried fruits and cin goods, Prices are steady, as a rule, yet sugars have advanced {@c, and syrups 5@fe per gallon. This is princiyally on account of the present high price of corn over last year’s contracte, Dry goods, drugs, elothing and other general merchandise are reported, guo- tations and prices, as arule, well main- tained, Hogs—Farmers are shipping mare freely; receipts of 50 cars reported—is a better showing than forseveral weeks past. Lard is improving, but slowly, Packers are holding in anticivation of better prices, Brick are reported in demand and ad. vancing to wuinous prices, $16 per 1000 being demanedd for kiln count. From the present outleok for the nest three or four weeks, we should consider this a good market for shippers. The only changes in to-day’s market are a8 follows: Wheat—No. 2 declined e; No, 3 de- clined }. Barley—No, 2 declined Ic, Oats~ Advanced c. Eggs—Declined 1c, Lard Oil—Declined 5c. Headlight Oil —Declined jc. Turpentine—Advanced 1c, —— DR Local Grain Dealings* WHEAT, 8900 n”l tCuh No. 2,1174; cash No, hnl(LhY ‘ash '\o 2, 93¢; No, &, uyv Cash, 68c. \um\ Cuh MATS, — STRERT PRS- Corn, 50@45; oats, 50@45. HAY 86 (0@6 50 pee ton, Provisions. FLOUR—Spnng wheat, straight grade, 50; *‘Pioneer” California, $490; atent $4 154 50; wintor s oess Straight rade §3 85@4 atent, # 50@5 00; nam rye, $2 50; Wheat, % 00; Qmmx Brm',)o 2% Jasper, §3 87; Blg Sioux, WY1 FLOUR—8$8 2, . MILLSTUFF: Bran, per cwt. 110 0,16 00@17.0 creenings, per ewt. , per .wt 1,10; chapped feed, VAl 20; meal \u]l.enl, yellow, 1 40; vhite. 81 60, '(I'IAI'UKN Nebiaskas, 1 25@1 85 lenported Scateh Chanpious 160@1 G5, AWEET POTATOES ~Gennine M e d @he per )1 WILD DUCK - §1 : EGGS—11@12%, 2@l 1.0, KUI‘I‘I‘J&—l reamer; y 40@42¢; choi roll, H@M ©o] mmun 301] )((?tgfll"lc ” ‘A‘ldl L)’B lilnmund, very scarce K r bbl LEMO teady; per box, #425@ U](AN(-ES~ be o uvsttxxJ*:uff:‘ég‘;uf) ONIONS—83 50 arrel, vaNBHuUEJ—m b, 1 ey it e P OYBTERS —Beloots, 1oy stoda s S Mediums 25 S R CioKENS S—Steady at D%REH‘!FD - UltKEYH B E 1000 124@13c, A‘ih \ALE.\CIA 882 a $10 0@ RANGES--- Grocers, List. COFFEE,—Rio, fair, lln; Rio, good This. together | 7, Choice lots have been sold at [ No. 20; Rio, prime to choice, 1240; Old govt Tavn, 0@ 585 Moche Bater Avbackivs, | imue D 7or Myatie, bies Spracties 661 i ek fl‘;"“fimldg‘; Go, o Ginsharn o; Marl TEAS.—Gunpowder, _good, 45@b6c boro, c; Oriental Gje. unpowder 3 o Oholos, 60@7be; Tmpatial, good, 40@4se |1, STNGHAMS—Amcek og?‘fi:m keag dress 12§ I Choice, 60@70c; Young H: ” s } mn 3(‘*& G h Teaf, | f6i Oumberland, ?fi }{lgh and, Ok o A """"I o@s ”'lmém_ ] Kenllworth 8jc; Plun kett, 10jo; Su M‘I 4%: dolong, cho. Souchon, | *GOfTON ADES-—Abberyille 18ks Agate, 2c; American, 116; Artisian, 20o; Oairo D and T, 184e; Clarion D and T, 174e; l)occnn( o, atri nde 160; K stone, 194¢; Nantucket, 1903 Nonb 166; Ocean D and Ty 1 Royal 1350 Wachuett, mol‘n, Suasex, 12¢; Tiog fog, shecks, ngw? ‘ankin, 1940 Yarky do, checks, stripes and mn{ 0c: choice, 85@: () lVllAlL Cut_loaf, 108¢; Crushed 108c; Granulated, 10}c; Powdered, 105¢; Finepowdered, 10¢; Standard Coffee Aj 980; New York Uonfectioner’s Standard A, 9ic; Good A, 9dc; Prairie Extra O, 930 SYRUI‘S,—S ar lllln\'ue. :‘;h&;?c‘i‘hnf! bls, 40c; kegs, 4 gallons, $218}; choice table syrup, 46c; h dgbhhuf.c kegs, 82 18}, SODA,—Dwight's I papers, £ 00; De: and do, 88 00; Church's, 88 00; Keg soda, @1 STARCH.—Peatl, 4hc; Silver Gloss, 8} @8§0; Corn Starch, 8§@dc; Excelsior Gloms, 701 Comn. The. SALT.—Dray 1oads, per bbl, 1 85; Ash- som, in sacks, § 50; bbls dairy 60, B, 8 45; Shik dairy, 100, 8, 3 DRIED l‘“UlTL(‘Imloe haives, evaporated peaches, 7o: Salt Like 10jc:vap- orated STb boxes, 18hc; Michigan, 7he; New York apples, 74c; Prunes, old, 6jc; new, } Carrants, 68@7o! Blackberrics, now, plain Nankin, ancy, 124c; .in nM. SHEETING NfAndnm-gw!n‘lM.’fl@ do 94, 2403 do B4 ntinental C 42, 11¢; Fruit of the Loom 10-4, 274; Ncw York mills 98, 8%c; do 78, 300; do Pembroke 10.4, 20c; Pegiot 104, 2o do 7-4, 19¢; do 49, 16c; Pepperell Ofi. 290 do ' 67, 21c; do b7, 18c; Utica 96, 85¢; do 58, 924c; do 48, 170 s and_Tobaccos. o ('n.,uw Seeds, $15.00; Uonnecticut, 00; Mixed, &35, Seed Havana, s C lenr“nvnnm £75.00. 'l‘lmAC(‘u — PLUG. — Golden Rule, 24 1b, 60¢; Spotted Fawn, 61c; Our Rope, first quality, 62; Star, pmxnd», 2 ik(‘,'HEE?F —Fall Crowm, 1o, Part [ butts, /60cs Horse “Shos, potinds OB ENWAKE_Two hoop pails, | PoUnds, 24 I, butts, 60; Army and ey 1 05 three hoop pails, 2 90! No» 1" tubs I::f«","[nfi:; mmn gy urfi 3 50; No. 2 tul ba,, 8 50; No. 8 tubs, 7 50 1o, In pails,—Hard to Bfl sloneer wishboards, 185 Dwhie firaun, |, FINE OUh V90; Wellbuckets, 8 25, R T I Pt TR W ke ¥ ooy Dalege Boor— e i’ foe CES.—Pepper, [19; Allspice, 19;] { Cloves, 40c; Nutme f 00: s, \ace 81 00, by Am’uuwfl—?« oaddie, 9Uc: 65 cases, 85,1 mmvxsi(flxs—nmuuzmm 135 choice lard, uf dried beef, 134¢; should 3o; Lacon, sides, 11jec. R PTORT R et jum, in barrels, 89 00; do in half bbls, 5 25; smalls, in bbls, Bhip 0 dov o e A gSpgeia, e hbls, 14 00; do, in s, 7 P. P., 6io; white lead, 0.P.&C Co 8. P VINEGAR™Puro apple extra, 160: |1 ure,bn: Marsaillengroen, iito 5 b cans, 30 pure .“‘u, 13c; Prussingure ovle, 160, | Py’ ‘sine, gasen seal, 1%0; French aine, HOMINY—New, 85 00 per bbl. red seal, 11¢; French #ino, in virnish asst, B?‘,A}II\S.——MedIum. hand picked 8120 90.. French zince, in oil asst, 150; Raw AT flsn-m 8¢ 00; calef navy, $4.00 | \od hurnt umber, 1'1h cans 120; raw and 020, hwh isal, § inch and larger, 8@ ""m‘xT'°""|'?' ikli'"dykfi gm jiE k fined mu]nu: coacl P8 Kiricn Savon Tmperial, 830; | 150 bl " 3 4 Kirks satine S 3001k sthudard, § 6g; | 1vory black, 160; drop black, 16e; ins O. 8., 6 Ib boxes, per 1b 63c: Lori- illard's Tiger, 65c; Diamond Crown, 66 SMOKING—AI rrades—Common, 25 to 880, Granulated—Blackwells Durham, 16 o7 51¢; Dukes Durham, 16 oz, 500; Seal of North Carolina, 16 oz, 46; Seal of Nebras. kn, 16 oz, 88c; Lone Juck, 4 oz, linen bags per Ib, $1.85; Marburgs' Pnok, 2 oz, tin oil, 5 be: Dog Tail. 6be, Paints Olls and Varnishes. PAINTS IN OIL—White lead, Umaha ronnd 2 biue, 30c; ultramarine blue, 180; chrome Kirk's ~whi Russian, 5 00: Kirk's groen, L M. & D., 14o; blind and shutter Euf 20 Kirk's Prairie Queen, , L. M, & D, 14c; Paris 18c; (100 cakes). 0: Kirk's magnolin, 4 55@ | Yixitun red, 10e; Venetian re, for Rasons CANDLES—Boxes, 40 1bs, 16 oz, 8, | ir. 55 Amoriean Vermiliod, I, & P, 186 chrome yellow, L., M., 0, &'D’ 0., 18¢; vellow ochre, Sie; golden ochre, 1% patent dryer, 6o; graining colors: light onk, dark oa't, walnut. chestnt and ash 120 Dry ®aints 16¢; boxes 40 Ibs., 16 oz, 6s, 16¢. LY E—American, 8 40; Greenwich, 840: Western, 2 75; North Star, 2 50; Lewis' Iye, 4 60; Jewell Iye, 275. POTASH—Pennsylvatia cans, 4 doz., in case, 3 35; Babbitt's Ball, 2 doz, in case, | W’ ¥ F00r Rnchos Bl 3-dos 1 Caae 1501 VR ORI FIELD SEED — Red clover, choice | whiting com'l, 1jc; lam bffl rman. new, $600 per bushel; mammoth clover | fown, 14c; lampbimk ordinary, 8o} Prus- new, $700; white clover, new, $1400 | siay Blue, 45c; ulmm.rlne, 5 vandyke, ol alfa cluver, ) 812 50; alsike, new, | brown, 80; umber,fburnt, 4c; umber, raw, gll‘}:aoo. ""‘cl{m' By neb‘]’\'}e ; l“c ;sienna, burn t, dc; s{fl 8, raw, lcl grass, arix green genuine, 5 Paris com'| clean, 8135 orchard grass, §2 50; re GbTolie, Erasn . NIV O v e choice, 1 03; millet, common or immu . 198 80c; 'millet, German, $100 to S1 25; | o ey Hungarian, 80c, HEDESEED—Osage orange, 1 to 5 bushels, 35 00; osage orange, 10 bushels or overl, &4»0' honey locust, per Ib., 85¢; per [ low, K., 12; ochre, rochelle, 3c; ochre, 100 fbe., 825 Trench, 2j¢; ochre, American, s‘ on, Eng., 70c; E million, America, 18c; "Indian red, rose pink, 14c; venetian read, Gookason's : venctian red Am., Los red lead, The; iro me yellow, genuine, chrome' yel- 00, FIS |—Family white fish, 90 Ib hf bbls, | Winter's m 3 §175; Xo, Twhitp fah, 901b hf bbls, 6 70; paish et °,.'..°c".'§h:.$. 5 T white fish, in 101b kits, 110; family | "V A RNISHES-Barrels — per . gallon. 10 1b kits, 85c; New Holland herring, per | Furniture, extra, $1 10; furniture, 1, keg, 135; Russian _ sardines, 75c: Colur- | 81; furniture, U, 85¢; conch, extra, n 40; bia river snlmon per 1001bs, 8 00; George': Cumh, No. 1, $1 20; "Damar, $1 50; Jaj Bank codfish, 6c; Gen. boneless coz:xt., | 700; asphaitum, 70s; shellas 3 50; AR BT Hoif bbls e T T : 21,—Hal mensmackerel, | *'OTL" 110" sarbon, por lon, 1130;1°50 100 Ibe, 812 50; hf bbl No. 1 ex shore do. | headlight, per gallon. 12jcs 175° hu&fl’lghi 100 Ibs, 8 60; hf bbls, fat hnul{ do, 1300 er gallon, 164c; cr: stoline, per gallon, 19¢; bs, 6 00; meas mackerel, 12 Tb_kits, ‘2 25; | Kdod, raw, por gallon 05; linssed, boiled. No. 1 ex shore, 12 1b do, No. 1'shore, ; Iard, winter st 'd, per qal: 12'1b do, 100; fat family, 10 {b do 750, 95: No. 1, 80c; No. 2, 65c; castor, CANNED GOODS—Oysters, 2 nb( bereallonilibojINGS 3, 11b; aweet, (Ficld), por e, 84 00, do T 1 widia, Eipalies i, sherm, W 8, porgalon, ; o 21b Ssnnd-ml), per caso, |} 55¢ ; fish, W. B.. per gallon, 60c; neatefoot, 360- dolm(mndnd ape cufifi 30; do | extra, per gnllon, 75e~ No. 1, 65¢; lubris 1 (slack), %r case, 275; do11b (slack), | eqting, zero, per gallon, 80c; summer, 15c; r. case, 2 Onions, 380, Salmon, i xoiden machine, (‘n 1, per gallon, mc, No. b, per dozen, 1 60@1 70; do 21, per dozen | 5; 50; sperm, signal, per gallon, 80c; q‘flfiml_sm!’:xs-;mfl;uhuirmmlh one | pentine, per gallon, 65c;fnapths, 74', per per s 3 erican, Gtk ton | B outy ool Box 157 el o Lalt Toonan || E s 200 | O 1100 per box, 214c, Lobsters, 1 1b per dozen, 180, ’,\sorzumc, 230, 'do. s:Mm por case, (800; Corn ountain) | cast’ tool do, 15@20 wagon - spokes, ety por ease, 8 90; “sonkedcorn, 210; "o | S35 00; e, por e, 1 35 flloen, v (Yarmouth), per case, 331 dry 1 40; tongnes, each, 70@8bc; axles, ntrmglmn», per_case, 225; Limn beans | each, 7hos square’ nuts, per Ib, 7@llc; er case, 220. Succotash per case. 5. wmhcrs ]mrlL 8@18c; rivets, per Ib, 11c; eas, uunnmn. f; ver case, 2 00; peas, choice, | coil chafn, per 1b, 6@12; malleabl . Bo; per case, 4 lackberries, 21b, per case, | iron wedges, 6c; crowbars, 6c; harrow 280 mnwhgrne«, 21h, per case,2 75! teeth, do; horseshoes, per keg, 5 00; spri raspherries, 2 Ib, per case, 275@3 00, | steel, 7@8c; Burden’s horseshoes, i Damisons, 3 1, per case, 2 45. Bartlett Burden’s muleshoes, 6 85. pears per case, 300@400. Whortleber- | NATLS—10 to 20d, 8 60; 8to 10, 375 {ler gallon, 63 Heavy Hardware List. Iron, rates, $340; plow steel, special cast, 7¢; crucible, 8¢; special ur German, oy ries per case, 280, Egg plums, 2 1b per | 6d, 4 00; 4d, 4 25; 3 8 cuse, 3 50: do, choice, b, per case. 4 50. | fine, 6 50; clinch all n‘lze‘:flnfi“;.";'n;zdfim o gmn x»aez.golb er cAue,lfl 2 l<{)«rchmm. 214 75; 8d casing, 4 50; 10d casin, L 4 25; 104 r case,4 | ine Apples, per case, | finish, 4 75; 84 fi h 5 b 25 @575, Peaches, 21b per oasey 810 | Lalt Lo 10 omiats 0 003 6 igi £ % do 8 1, cuse, 6 00@H5'50; dor (ple), § 1b, per case.385; do pie, 6 I, per dozen, § 50, RICE—Carolina, 7@8c; Louisiana, 7 @8lo; tuir, 6@}, PEA onsted, choics, red Ten- nessce, scper 1b; fanoy white, 10c per Ib; raw—white Virginin_ raw, 10c; roasted. Tie, {Tho macket i brislc and ail gradn e L ERowN fi"-}“‘ifi?’fi“i‘“&i A, 840 | o Gimana Tor good horees exéect. ths pleton o; Atlan ; Boott h Apri D g A & wbrly considarably, Prioes range. su fol a ittena A Gic; Ureat F-ll- ) | Fine single drlvm, $150. to 300.; Extra c; Hnouen onest Width, 7; J’"' draft horses, $175, to 225.; Common drast Tadion Orehigt a- g gherpaard A | horses, $100. to 160, Kixira farm horvs, LI, 7o; Neyabio River, 74, Penuok A, Bio; | 00, o S Pmiman ko weo farm liorees SHOT.—Shot, $1.85; Buck shot, $2.10; Oriental Powder, kegs, 86.40; do., hall kegs, 83.48; do., quarter kegs, $1.85; Blast. ing, kews, 43,85 Fase. per 100 feet 00, BA1.BED WIRE—In car lots,,8 39 per 100; in less than car lots. 8 55 ver 100, Horses and Mules. Extra plag, $60. to 75, Shawmut LL, 7e; Utica O, bhe; Wachus- 4 B, Thos o'A, Bl do K 46, 12503 Wal- | ALOLUS.-oT5 tri04 and (extre), 8125, “HINE BROWN COTTONS—Allondate | ¥ 507 14 ‘;‘d“ bAde U0 b0 1404 441 Thor Alligator 4, 303 Areyle 43,74 | Lanc, i, 1075 8. 1100, 184 10 14 Atlantic LL, 6ho; B Benningon © &, nckaye 5.4 i f“(‘,’ : ndian Orcha; 4o; onia O | gallon; extra California spirits, 187 proof, 5, Bl Lebigh £ i-49 O cstars | Pabyaiicksce MK acizitey LiTiviooh epperell N 80, 7..~ do 03 7ho; do 1t | 167 proof, 1 24 ar proa allon; ro-disillo 56, nc, o ¥ 39, 8} 4, 74o; | wEivkion, 10001 b5 fing biended, Wasssicta b4 isa? 2 50; Kentucky bourbon, 20@7 00; K BLEACHE]) COTTONS—Androscog- | tucky and lunmirlv-nl- ryu, 2 00@7 0 gin L 4-4, »a’ Jilackstone AA in.perial 8§c; | BRANDIES. 86 00@16 00; gu u'le‘a' hnl‘l4 !l.iuisrou 4’&'; ;mm 44, } dommh 1 40@4 00, idelity c; Fruit of the Loow, 10; GINS—I: cam i 4-4,130; do Water Twist 105c; Cret | 1 40638 90, °* rod, 4500000 domoni FallsQ, 1046; Tndinn Head shrunk 44, 190 | ROMS-Tm ported, 4 5066 00; Now 100; do cambro 87, 134c; New | England. 2 400, domestic, 1 b0@3 50 PEACH 4] APPLE BRANDY le, vm Milla, 150; Poquot A, 10c; 1 rpnrell Ol AMPAGNES—Tuoy orted por_case, 12 0@ r State X 4. AL(‘OHOL - 187 ronl 230 per wine G Twills, 1240; Pocahontas 4- D &4, 8ic; Utiea, 11o; Wasnatos ZROO@‘M 0; Amarisg, case, Y ARETSper case, 4 50@16 00 OX X, 12 120 Savage. 18c. WINES—Rhine wi 6 DUCKS (Colored)—Albiny 1 brown, PR DUGKS—{nbleached—Atlantic, 10 0 20 00; Catawba, per case, 4 8¢; do G, drab wlo do AA, utrlseu and 7¢; Baltimore do, 16¢;' Lone Star, 8 oz Lumber. plaids, 12he; do XXX brown and drab, WHOLESALE, stripes and plaids, 12hc; Arlingten fancy, | We quote lumber, lath and shingles on 19c; Erunswick brown, 840; Chariot fancy, | 541 at Omaha at the following prices: 1240; do evtr heavy, 90c; Fall Rtiver| JOIST AND SOANTLING ' 16 ft, and under, $21 00; 18 ft,, TIMBERS 'l‘lMMhl( A 2 $24 00; $22 00, 16 ft. nnr| under, $22 00, D JOIST f fl No, 1, 4ani brown, extrs heavy, 113¢; Indiana A beown, 13c; Neponset A brown, 1ic, TICKINGE—Amoskeag A O A 82 174o; do XX blue 82, 184e; Arrowanna, hes (lnremum n B, I'P /une.u.,,;.lex 7 ilton D), T14e Lewiston A \[Ium-'llhul-ll~0 200; Omezrn super , 280; Pearl River 82, 164c; Put nam XX bloe , 12¢; Bhetucket § G in., . 1 t'ud bourds) 18 50; 2, 817 %l()CK.l B()ARD"L uh.. I) $28 00; 2in, C, $35 00; 12-in, I3, H HHIIN(.~A. 821 00 .ll 00; FI,UUI(]\(‘ —A 40 00; B, i O, $3200; D, 823 by it SHINGLES. \u‘ 1, 81 75; 6-i 2 75; star, 3:9:',',, extra A, $4 00, LATH-"No, 1, 83 50, SHIP LAP - l'lllu, $23 00; O. G, Nor 2 81«1 00; 0. G, No, w.oo 1,1\1.72 in. No. “nn 00; Fin, 1 37 00 }*l.\l‘flll ;3,&!759 L-in, $43 50; 1-in, No, 1, $i8 50. 'I‘IHCK hl'fli uu 00@5h5 00, .’l‘AlHU' D F Pur Ib, BTRAW BOARD—Per b, 8¢, BEAR CREEK LIME - §1 2 PLASTER PARIS-$2 85, LOUISVILLE CEMENT-$2 00, Bulldirg Materlal. LIME~Fer barrel, $1 85; bulk bu a5c. Coment, bbl, § 50. Towa pinste cowmon L eoman’s blue 29, She NIMS, —Amoskeak, blueand brown he; Audover DD blue, "'2”' Arlington | $18 blue Beoteh, 184¢; Concord 000, blue and brown, 140' do AAA, do do 134; do XXX do do 144¢; Haymaker's blue and brown,, 9ho; Mystie u ver DD stripe, 164¢; Pearl River, blue aud brown, 154; Uncasville, blue and brown, 18}c. CAMBRICS—Barnard, ddystone lining, 24 inch double face, Garner A lazed, bo: Manhattan gl h, Bje; Vowport do Go; do glazed, bie; Pequot da Bo; Liockwood kid fniahy bo N CORSET JEANS Ammy, 8e; Andros- cogg.n satteen, 83c; Clarendca, toga satteens, 74 "Al]uwal i Indiav Orchard improved, 7he; Narr sgansett, 7hc; Pepperill satteen 94c; Rockpart, 746, PRINTS- Allens, 64c; Amerlum Bhe; Amold, T l;?arwll)c\( e g nestoga. 6hc; 5 Dunnell 6)@7c; Eddystone, 7c; (;l‘:‘n‘}uw [ clear, ’[‘ Harmony, he; Knjckerbooker, 6fe; Mer- | 100@ | kot firmly held, bbl, 2 50, Hair et b, 886, | Tarred felt 100 Ibs, 88 50, Straw board, $4 0 PAPER"-Straw paper, 8fc; rag paper, 4c; dry goods baper, 7c; manila paper, 10c; umlmrlnnd blacksmith, 812; ’(lnqsh*\m $12; Whitebrenst Whitehreast nuf Morris Run lump, $6 0 Tump, $6 50; lowa nut 88; Anthracite, all s DRUGS AV]‘ ( H SMICALS —~Aciqd} tmmln 8 Arid Tartaric, #0c; Balsam Copabia, l»(-rlh 50; Bark, Snseafras, per Ib, 14¢; Calomel, per 1b, 750; Cinchonid T oz, 8100; (hlnruh»nn‘ per Ib, 100; dover's powders, per Ib, $1 40; Kpsor salts, per Ib, 84c; Glycerine, pure, per Ib, Lead, cetate, per 1b, 24c; Castor, No. 1, per gal, *1 3 Oil, Castor, No. 8, per gal, 8125; Oil, Olive, per gul. s1 I, Origanum, Opium, rm ine AW, & R. &S, F o7, 82 40; Potassium, lndnlo, per 1 Salacin, per o7, 400; Sulphate of "nr& ne, per &4 00; Sulphur flour, ser 1h, 4}e: chuine, ver oz, 81 50. Wool. Merino nnwashed, light, 14@16¢; heavy, 1 se; medinm unwashed, light, 18@20c; shed e, 82; foir, 300; tub.dingy brirey, blackand cotted wool Hides Furs, Ete. HIDES—tGreen butcher's hide, ; 64 7 cured 7. Q.- hides, green »..nl part cnred 70 hid {(, dry ft, sotund 18@140; d? calf und kip, 12@18 walt hides, sounc 11@12¢; green calf, wt. § to 15 ba,, 10@11c; green calf, wt, under 8 Ibs, per skin, hoe: green pelts, 50@81 25; green Iamb skins, +| 81 10@125; damaged hides, two-third rate, 1 and one grub, classed two- u irds rate,) branded hides 10 per eent. off, Coon sking, No, 1\‘4 e; \;.., .', .!Oc' No. 3, 0. No.4, 10 3 No. 4, nc f"nx No. 1, —.»(' Skunk, No, l. hlwk. v rond stripe, lOc er. Oak wole, 38c to hemlock sule, 38 to 3 ck kip, 80c to 100; runner, hemlock culf, § ¢ to 12 m o 10 2603 o 0 pe tor, 4 00 to 5 50; ealf kid, 3: to 275; oak lu,. 8lc to oak enlf, 120 to 130; French kin, 110011 ; 1° ench calf, 1 2 to 2 00; rus- 550 to 7 50; Iininu- 600 to N"O -vl‘mp\ 900 to 10 B L. Moroceo, New York Produoce. New Yon, March 25, I‘ln\lrvqll'ldy. No, 2. 2 80@3 75; city mill extra, 6 25@8 00; southern fl(\“l :,lllrl common to choice extra, 5 20@8 Wheat—Cash red 101§ hlgbn (and wary atrong, options quiet and weak X6, 1'do, 14 i N red. April, 1 v, 141§@1474; do June, 1§ 11 383 Corn Fi mu for eash, lots for option un- graded mixed, 72{@77: No, 2 70}@7hic; No. 3 white, 88@ Oc; No. 2 mixed April, 75k@75he; do May, 75jc. Oats Mixed guiet an .m..u white higher and _faily nctive; N Lard 11 0% & cash; 11 00 4 Whisky—Nominal, Petroleum—Market firm and united, 81fc; crude in barrels, 63 nanthy, in rrcde, 6 68jc asked; re- fined here and in Baltimore, in barrls, 7he: do Philadelphia, 7 Strong, fui ly sct ve and higher, il St. Louis Prodnoe. St, Louts, March 25, lower; @5 50, Whent— Firm and |myl|ull\lnkln~ for ¢ sh; 180 for Mare 13 1 March; 67de for ¢ for June; year, ng better; 40¢ for fo for May; anved creamery, Jull and i Steady; dairy , 80@38c. Firm at 18c. 117, Quiet at 1 85@1 86, Pork —Firmer; 17 60 for cash May Lard—Nominal at 11 25, 10@42¢; 760 for to 850; pebbl ). M 3 2 Keo'te, Shipmts. o |m le 0. D. Morocco, 85c; sime n Honris M5 Y ;:2 —No. 1 star oak, 43c; No 2| Wheat 8,462 0 . 2 do, | Corn . 100,589 0. 2do, 86c. | Oate 1,840 Rye...... Barley 1,440 Council Blnflh Market. Counoiu BLurrs, March 2 6 Flour—Crystal Mills Golden Sheai, 860; California Eureka, patent, 3 8'; best brand of Kansas, 8 50@3 00; Kansas and Missouri flour, 8" 50@4 25; graham, 8 75; rye flour, 8 40. Bran and Shorts—15 00 per ton Chop Corn—22 50 per ton. \Vhenl-—No. 2, $112@1 15; No. 8, 72¢: rejected, 5: Cum—.x2 Oats— No. 2 d0c; rejected, 36c Barley—No. 2, 90c; No. 8, 7 Hay—Loose, 5 on(u‘(, 00, Wood—b 50@ 7 00. Live Hoga—b 25@5 75 Cattlo—Shipping, 4 50@5 00; cows 80 00@45 00 per bead; stock, 8 00@3 50. “heep—& 75@A 25, Hides—5c; G 8 hides, 7e. \Vou]—lfi@ Butter—Creamery, 80c;in rolls, wrap. ped, 25c: rolls not wrapped, 20 ; mixed colors, 15@20c. Eggs—Packed, 2hc; fresh, 16¢. Potatoes—1 30; Salt Lake, 1 50, Onions—1 25@1 40, Dressed Poultry—Chickens, 10¢; ducks, 10¢; geese, 8c; turkeys, 12)c. Live Chickens—2 25 per dozen, wilch butchers Chicago Froauce. CHrcaGo. Murch 25. Flour—Steady and firm; -a moderate business trlmnou common to choice western spring, 4 50@6 75; Minnesota, b 0 OZ ll)g~ patents, 6 75@8 25; rye flour, 4 85 Whane—l’n No. 2 spring a quiet and dull feeling prevailed, ‘;iut few outside orders were received, and the fluctuations were too small to stimulate local specula- tion, and trading was on a limited scal “The feeling was easior, and a lower ran, of prices was established, closing, h cver, steady, with a portion f the decline recovered, At the cose No. 2stood at 13 ‘L’ku for ca-h, March and Apnl 1 30§ for 5 1284 for June; 1258 for July; 111§ for August; 103@1 084 for the year; No. 8 quiet at 1 10@1 12, according to location; rejected entirely nominal, Uorn—A fair speculative demand pre- vailed, but the feeiing was a little unsct- tled, 'The marketfopened quiet at i@jc decline, A further reduction of A(mcw.n submitted to about the middle of 'change. Durin ¢ the latter part of the session the feeling was strongerazainand prices ranged SR hibies it oaisleeraLIn)irad i 1A me improyement and fuirly nctive for all grades. No. d $3@634e for cash, March i May; 67§ @68c f ir Junt bbe for the year; rejected, 64} Oats Firm and »h,.hm' higher; No, 2, 42¢ for March; 423@42{c 1or April; 4bi@ 45) o lor My ‘bh for June; 43¢ for July. ther neglested; No, 2, 82 for 1% Boke for May, 'E.rley~~hw|y, No. 2, 100; No, 3, Pnrk——l‘ airly active and )ngher Mera cloeed at 17 10@17 15 for cash; 17 07} fo April; 17 30@17 3 ) for May; 17 50@ 17 52} for June; 17 70@17 75 for July rd-—Autive; 1010@10 75 for cash; 1072} for Apiil; 0 90@10 92} for 11 02411 15 forJune; 11 124@11 15 uly. Bnlk Meats—Market more active; short vibs, 9 474@9 50 for ca b 9 45@9 47} for April; 9 56@9 574 for \hy' Gh@ 674 for June, Whisky—Steady at 115, Butter—In good demand and mar- Creamery, choice to fancy, 40@42¢; fair to good do, 336 dairy, choice to tancy, 32@87u; do fa to gond, 23/ ; frosh made and packing stock, 18@28¢; low grades, 10@13c; 16@26¢ for common to fair; 28@80c for good 10 choice; grease, 7@de, Eggs—Quiet and dewand Strictly fresl, 15¢. Rec'ts Shipm'ts Flour. ... 10,170 12,926 Wheat A 1 4,003 80,456 w 681 2,706 11, 1331 moderate. mnugo Live Stook. CHICAGO, March 25, The l)ruvul ‘s Journal reports as foll wa: Hoga—Rece pts, 18 000 head. The mur- ket for pucking hogs was a little weaker, und trading was slow but sules of good . | hogs were g nerally made at about stea vates. Common rough lots were lencitul, aud s the demand was weak trading was trong at prices wbout He lower,andthe close was weak anl & Iuflhlaunl\uln were unsold Common to good wix o, 6 85@7 10; huuuy‘mke- and shippers o during the wost part of the day, but elosed wask, prices ranged from 6 80@ 7 40; light hogs lower, 6 25@7 50; skips -nd cully in hrgu .u..,;ly and lower, rang- rom “{llnla nmxpu, 1,000 head, Trading lively to theextent of su ply which was very Lieagre; commnon rhipping, b fair, 5 80 1@b 95; medium, 6 20; good choice, G 4 0@6 65; export, 6 8.@6 90; mixed buichers’ stock active snd strong; all the offerings were e garly taken; cows, 3 0@ 5 25; bulls, 8 25@5 80; steers, b 20@b 45; stockers and feeders steady and sold well at 300@5 00 Shesp-—Receipts 800 head, Marketquiet and about unchanged. The quotations for common, 455; mediun, 5 60; good, 6 CO@6 10; choice, 6 Cleveland Market. CLevELASD, March 25, Petroleum—Firm, quiet and unchanged; standard white, 110 test, 7¢ D - Cinoinnati Prod. se. O1NoINNATI, Murch 256 Mens Pork—Jobbing demand at 17 75@ 7 80, L“d—l'nme +team, 10 70@10 75, Bulk Meats—Clear sides held at 10 124, Comn- A squeere n s} FTAIE AR oobbin: ues; No. 2 mixed, 72¢ bid. Oats—Kair demand and still firm; No. 2 mixed held at 52 Rye—More acti 2 quict Barley—Dul and easy; Choice No. 2 fal puked, \\’hinkl-y Firm at the close at 11", Kansas City Produoe Market. KaNsas Orry, March 25. Wheat—Weak and lower; No. 2, +iarch, april, 1 March 98he; April, No. 4 cash, 57¢; May, B¥c. Gorn ~ Firmer; No.2 mixed, cash, 624; March, 628@624¢; April, 624e! May, 07ic; June, 63hc; No. 2 white mixed, cash, 71he; March, 71o; April, 703e; May, 7lc. Oats—Dull; No. 2 cash, 44fe; March, 45§c; May, 47dc. Ru'h Shipm’ L« Wheat . Corn, 33, "M Outs, 758 Rye... 200 449 Kansas Oity Live Stook. Kansas Ciry, March 25, Cattle—Receipts 340; shipments, 245; market strong and active at { 5@10 higher; native shippers, b 00@6 40; native stock- ers and feeders, o 75@4 60; native cows, 2 25(@4 50, Hogs—Receipts, 2 market slow anc good_to choic packing, 6 6 00. ; shipments, 1, i at be lower; 35@6 75; mixed T0@ Totedo Proauce |‘4u.||m l\lmd| 20 Wheat—Very quiet; for cash; 1 81 for March; 13 “f&hl\l ’ul 1 pril; 184 for May; 1814 for June; 1153 for 112 for August; 11 Alur Nm ear. e; No. July; Corn—Inactive; high mixed, 70jc; Ne 9 for cash and March; 69c for April; 69tc asked for May; 69¢ for Jun il)év asked for July; 694c for th . ear. Oats l'mlmnmd e Pittsburg 0il Market. PirsnunG, March 25 The oil maket! op ned ut 82fc, and closed at noon at 8lic; April and May, S4c; June, 86kc; New York refined , The; Antwerp, 18 trancs. Shipments—Uited, 12,238 harrels; tide water, 8,301 burrels; chiarte s, 300,020 barrels, 1ittaburg sales, 000 barrels, Vittsburg «xchunge stock, St. Muh Lly- Stock: St. Louis, March 25, jo—Unchanged and ~teady; extr, 6 2567 ; good to coice nati 5@ onn medium to choice butchers’, lNJ(J 525; mat ve stocker, 4 (0@4 50; native cows and heifers, 3 76@5 00. Itecelpts, 172 head; shipments :07 head. Hogs—Nothing _doing; changed; light, 6 00@6 25; Y. 6 60; ||M,k|m: 0 25@¢6 55; bu acd welect, 0 80@7 20, Receipts, 721 heM. shipments, 209 hoad, Peoria Prodace. Pronia, March 25, i high wixed, @i} Corn—New, fir @06he; wixe , 66 Oats—Steady:; ¥ whlu -17!@ Iuc Rye- Dull a umun‘, No. 2, 85c, Highwines ...hm.um].{tcgu qmp';h v e 1,800 (“{.2;" : ... 85,000 87,500 Oats . 18375 Rye 1,900 Barley s 1,200 Enst Liberty Live Stook, Easr Lipgnry, Pa., March 25, Nothing d m low; 2,500; shipwents, 9,000; l'hllmle]phlm 7 'fl)@'l 60; Yorkers, 6. 75@7 00, Sheep —N hipments, 1, Cattle hing doing; receipts, none; Baltimore £roduce. Bavrionk, March 25, Flour-— Quiet i) Wheat mnu,lmn steady; fultz, 1 35@ 140; Lonherry, 143@1 8 New 2 ved winter firw er but quiet wt 1 367 ior caah; 1 874@1 87} for Apnl, l?n!rfi \\"nlw nulmlharn steady at 8bc; yellow steady at 75@76c, Philageiphia Produce. PHILADELPHIA, March 25, Wheat—Firmer l;l.'(l' ‘db]%l |4|° for cash h; 139, r Apr SR nermfit Tijo for cash snd 6bge for April. m ot H6@bHTc for cash and March. Rye—Firm at 85@884e. Liverpool Produce. Laverroor, March 26, Flour—A merican, ll)lfl 128, Wheat-—Winter, (@101 645 white | dull and [ «xl(gm 9d; lpring l-(_ @10s; club, 9¢ @108 2 (mru‘du for new, and 6s for old, Pork— 77-. Lard— 35 6d. ' Buffalo Live Btook. East Burraro, March 25, H Strong; receipts, 52; shipments, 875 Vorker 7 10@] 90; mediam - nod heavy weights, 7 15@7 30, ot S~ Sl Tuarpentine Market. Witminarow, N, O, March 25, Rosin—Firm; utrllnrd 1 90; good, 1 95, Spirita—Firm at 5 Tar--Firm at 1 70 Cotton Market- New York, March 25 Cotton—Spot dull, midland und upland, 12 3-165; sales are, 100 bales for export, snd 200 bales delivered on contracte; futures easy; ‘March, 124 April, 12}; i June, 12.4; Juy, 12 1416, CALIFORNIA FLOUR, acramento mills patent flour (red )-mm{ Our best Evreka patent flour (blue brand). The only patent flour man. ufactured on the Pacific const, We claim it is the whitest, strongest and | best family flout In the stats, Ak your grocer for it. Try it and you will use no other, 9. M. McCreaRry & Co,, Sacramento, May, 1 Agent, s, Coneil Bluffs, ZEKE DURNELL. Shot and Instantly Killed ina Utah Mining Camp. E. Durnell, an old resident of i| Omaha, and in his time a prominent ward politician, was shot dead at the Ontario mill, in Park City, Utah, yesterday morning, by a man named W. J. Wilson, alias ‘‘Texas.” The murder was the reeult of a quarrel over threc dollars owed by ‘‘Zeke” to Wilson. Wilson gave himself up to the marshal, and claims that he killed Durnell in self-defense. The special telegram that conveyed the news to Tue BEk also stated that the camp was greatly excited, and there was considerabld talk ot using hemp on Wilson. Durnell was a brother of Samuel Durnell, who was in the gro- cery business with John Evans, and who was accidentally killed on the Sixteenth street bridge about three years ago. Zeke was a postal clerk for a long time, running out of here. PERSONAL. Miss Lizzie Calderwood leaves for Bos- ton on Thursday. M. 0. Maul has returned from a visit to his relatives in Pennsylvania. Charles Cauan has been uppointed clerk in Judge Chaawick’s court. Dr. Peabody and N. J. Burnam returned S turday from a hunt on the Platte, Clement Chase has gone to St Louis to sojourn for a week wish relatives, E. A, Crall, of the Missouri Pucificrail- way engineer ¢ rps, is in the city for a few days. Owen Slaren, formerly a member of the city council of Omaha, has returned from New Mexico. A. Bruegger, of Chicago, general a,ent of the White Anchor hose company, is in town, Mrs, M. Sweeney, of New York, who lins been visiting the famils of ¥. J. Me- Shane for some time past, lett for home yesterday. J. W. Tngram, pastr of he Christian church, goes to Schuyler the lust of this week,where he expects to spend the most of the month of April, under the auspices 2 of the Christian missionary board of thix state, General Superiotendent Hatch, Assist- ant Gen-ral Traffic Manager Hiland, and H. C. Hope, superintendent of telegr ph, of ‘he = Paul & Omahu road, a rived from St. Paul Saturday evenine, They roturned on a special train Sunday moin- ing. BORROWING TROUBLE. Marriage Licences Issued by the County Court the Last Two Weeks, Wm. O. Andress, aged 40, to Mrs, Mary Jourdain, aged 36, both of Omaha, Anton Wabeck, aged 22, to Miss Mary Tomsick, aged 20, both of Omaha. Alof Hedlund, aged 29, to Miss Ida Lenugberg, aged 25, both of Owaba, Jons Jensen, of \qulnngton county, aged 27, to Miss Anna Miller, of Omaba, aged 20, John F. Werneth, aged 30, to Mrs. Katie L. Bonesteel, aged 29, both of Columbus, Neb. Edward haufan, aged 27, to Miss Katio Licenez, aged 21, both of Omaha, George Wilson, aged 28, to Miss Annie Johnson, aged 22, both of Omaha, Thos, Brooks, of Council Bluffs, aged 21, to Miss Aunie Corman, of Des Moiuus, aged 32, Alumdur‘iunburg. aged 33 to Jonhana Louisa Nilsson, aged 18, both of Omaha. E. Jepson, aged 28, to Miss Ohris- tina Paterson, aged 29, both of Elk- horn Station, Chris. Backhus, aged 28, to Miss Maggie Glandt, aged 21, both of Douglas county. D. R. Steele, aged 30, to Miss Carrie Mc:Carragher, aged 20, both of Omaha, E. H. Otte, aged 24, to Margarethe Norden* aged 21, both of Omaha. W. H Warren, Onio, aged 25, to Miss Fannie C. Terrill, of Missouri, aged 23, W. F. Moyer, aged 22, to Miss Maggie Shannon, aged 19, both of Omy Geo. E. McCeuloy, aged 26, to Miss Omaha, aged 20, of Greeley, Col., Tollie A. Boyd, of C. ¥. Johnson, aged 30, to Miss Annie Mattier, aged 10, b.th of Omaha. ¢. D. Eruanbrack, aged 81, to Helen E. Paul, aged 85, both of Fort Dodge, In. John C. Larson, of Sarpy cuunty, aged 80, to Miss Sophia Johnson, of Omaha, aged 29, uurubm t & Oule. the new dr | goods firm, 1307 Farvam street, will vhow in a fow days all the latest styles and shapes in parasols, s