Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 31, 1882, Page 5

i » ] ! [} N R FINANCE AND GOMMERGE "IA'U!AL New Youx, Marsh 80. MONEY, The money market closed at & per eont, Exchange closed firm at 4 87@4 90. Governments closed firm. GOVERNMFNT BONDS, Currency 6" 130, bid €4 coupons. . 119§ bid 43's coupon . 01 bid B’s continue €5 continned 1014 bid RAILKOAD BONDS, ¢ railro d bonds clored as foliows: ............ 116 bid g Pund offeredat. 1178118} and Grants, .. ...... 116 bid (/cn'rl» seeiines Lyl 5 STOCKY The stock market this morning opsned buoyant and there was wu advancs ran ing @18 percent, Dealings were large and atten fod with much animation, Western Union was a feature und aivanced to 92} | The acvan s in this stock was un account of the published annuncement of the completion of arrungements giving Goula virtual control of ths Mutual Union, the Lost oppurition company. La er their was & decline in Western Union, which was owing to the statawent that the conurol of the Mu.wal Union was nominal and that the balauce of power was hld by uie original Mutual Union proje-tors with certain reserved co tingenc St ek closed ut 90 bid, against 91 vid last night. Of the I st Mi sou.i Pacitic, Laks Snore, Denver & Ri) Grande, and Nurthern Pa- cific were all promivent in the morning deals. The following were closing bids: Am'n Disv. Tel. Mobile & O Alwn & T.H Nush & O, Preferie NucC Prefecred.. ... 0. OaW.. Ont. Silver. Ore ‘Irans. O N..... Pk Reading K& Wi . k&b . L 2L Pui, Pal, Car. u,i Pac Mail, e Y reluru\l CCNIC Cedar Fals. Col & G pf Houston & it a sl Preteried. Robin-on San Francisco. . 41 Preferced . 15t Preferred. Suro. . siial St. Paul, . Pretecred. Standard Vil St PM &M.. Wabash. ... Prefe red. Uniou Pwlllc..ll.’) St P& D . 3L 83 Prefert § T&P. Met. elevated.. Mauhatian Kl After midday there was & ¢ eneral pres- ture to sell und prices were carried down rapidly, the <lo ing quo asions generally Leing the lowest of the day. Thede lice in the general list f. r the duy ravged from 4@3} ) er cent. In the specia ties Rich uond & Danvil e declined 3. Memphis & Charleston 1, Munh ttan Be.ch 2and Nashville & Chattunoga 1}, STATE BONDS. Missonti 63 s1d 109} aud Louisiana Con- soliduted at 61} SALES, The following were the sales of the more Potal sales, 504,000 active stocks to dag, whares. St, P& Om .. 0 Preteired . | hwest . 21l Bianoents H & St 9 ph, 660 W ot Paul, . 24300 Proferred ... 900 Local Grain Dealings WHEAT,—Cash No. 2, 117}; oash N . 1, 98kt rejected, Blho. - el Dkl LEY.~Casu No. 3, 920; No. &, ‘lTld’hT I R(l, ES ~Corn, 60@45; oata, ll,\Y ~$6 (0@6 50 per ton. Provisions. Spring wheat, straight grade, - California, 4 00; winter wheat straight iptent, 4 5065 00; gea- : Wheat, 8 00; Queen i Jasper, 83'87; Big FLOUT WILLSTUFFS— per ewt. 110 ser ton. 16 00@17.0 ings, por owt. ; chopped feed, olted, yellow, 1 40} oh Champions 1 0@ 6. Vi l-.l POTATORS—Genuine Musca- .4 @b vor 1, I DDUCK 81 25@1 0, 1@t 2:@ very soarce amery, choice roll, .«l(u .Hr © mmon ro'l, APPLES — Good, sound, \t_£5 50(@6 50 per bbl. ‘rLu.\luNs—sumly; per box, 24 2@ ORANGES—per box 4 25@4 50 BEESWAX Yellu\\ 2@, 2 per Vi.rrel, L]b\\l iS—Per bbl, 810 00@ T Vet 1b, , 9@11c. Selects, 45¢; standards, 35¢, bl C}‘l ERY—Por DRESSED GE nV‘i'I‘hR.‘ l) (l[ILI\kNS—Hludy 0 ED TURKEYS -123@13c. E=10@14c. VALENCIA RANGES-. CASE 8825 a 9 00. COFFEE,— it tair, 1le; Rio, good ocers List, 2¢; Rio, prime to choice, 124¢; Old gov't 4@28kc, Mocha, 284c; Arbuckle’s, TEAS,—Gunpowdor, good, 45@be Shoice, 60@7%e; Imperial, good, 40@ido e, 0()@ 750; Young Hyson, good, 36@ ct c@$1 00; Jupan Nat Leaf, Jolong, cho.ce, 40@55; Souchong, —Cut loaf, 1oac- Orushed anulated, 10}c; Powdered, 10§ ; . [u)wierul IvZe; Standard Coffee A 8§ New York Confectioner's Standard o 933 Good A, 93¢; Prairie Extra O, SYRUPS.—Sugar house, bbls, alf sy, 57c; kegs, 14 gallons, 8259, choice able syrup, 493 half bbls, 512, kegs, $2 35, SODA. —]le.;htn I priwes, 8 00; De- |, choice, 60@75¢; Oolong, gu..d, L 2 mra7 00, 86 00@16 00; 86, 73c; do E 89, 8 ,l’ t O 44, 7{o; tlmkvnnd!’mn lv-nhryu ‘Vnm’:ul‘t:o! 190 s P o AND RS Tmpe BLEACH) '+ COTTONS—Androscog- dnmmc 140@4 00, gin L {4,04c. nckstoneAA i perial 8%y || GINS =3z jorted, 4 50@6 00; domiestic, do do half bi-ched 4-4,9; Cabot 4-4,83; |1 406 Fidelity 4.4, 94c; Fruit of the Loon, 10; do | RUMS—Im md. 4 50@6 00; New can bric 4. o Water Trwist, 10jc; Gireat | England, 2 00@4 00; domest "’“ "“‘ifl 50 FallsQ, 10je; Tndian Head shrank 4-4, 12c: PEACH A D APPLE BRANDY— Tonsdale, 10c; do cambric 87, 1240; New | 1 75 o] Il A\H‘A(‘-NES —Imrorted por case, York Milla, 12¢; Pequot A, 100; | or equ ‘epperell fo e N G Twills, 12jc; Pocahontas 4-4, Oho; Pncmw 4.4, 810; Utica, 1lc; Wamsutta 0 X X, 12}o. DUCKS—Unbleached—Atlantic, 10 0 7o; Bultimore do, 130; Lone Star, 8 o Savage. 180, 5 (Colored)—Albiny K brown, trah ¥la do N stripes and plaids, 124e; do X stripes and plaids, 19¢; Rrunswick brow 1240; do extra_heavy, brown, extra_ heavy, brown, 13c: Neponset A by TICKINGS—Amoskeag blue 32, 18 2% 00@91 0; Amaring, 16 00 CLARETS—Per case, 4 50@16 00 WINES—Rhine wine, per case, 6§ 00@ 20 00; Catawba, per case, 4 00@7 00 Lumber WHOLBSALE. Wa quote lumber, lath and shinglea on cars at Omaha at the following prices: JOIST AND SCANTLING under, £21 00; 18 ft., $22 00. TIMBERS15 ft, and under, TIMBER AND JOIST 18 ft, & ft.,, 3‘-‘7 50' o fr., cane, 16 ft. and ngton fhucy, ; Chariot fancy, de; Fall River Indiana A laremont, B B, 17 0. 1 (2nd common Hamitton . Tai . 3, §17 00, innehaha 12-in. D, $2300; 35 00; 12-1n, 13, $40 00, A, 821 073 B, &1 00; C, ORING A, $10 00; B, &7 50; C, 3 lhh" Put- X ‘blde stripe, 130; Shetucket § 1o 83 1% Yeomau's bldo 20, 8kc DEN IMS, —Amoskeak, blueand hrown s ‘\unlnvarl)l)lluo, 154¢; Arlington ; D, $23 00. blue Scoteh, 18}e; Concord OO0, blue and mm.lh. brown, 12fc: do AAA, do do 13}; do XXX |82 75 do do i44c; Haymaker's blue and brown, 94c; Mystic River DD stripe, 16c; Pear River, blue and brown, 15jc; Uncaaville, blue and brown, 13jc. CAMBRICS—Enrnard, 5}o; Fddystone lining, 24 inch double face, 8o; Garmor A ylazed, bo; Manhattan glove finish, wisrt do 60) do gluofi, .v}o' Pequo Lovkwood kid finish, o, 1, 8175; 6.in, clear, #4100, 2, 824 00; 0. G, No, 1, 35 00. Ncr‘u.im.u n No. 8 8 0. 2. 887 00; i-in. No. 1, FINIS l“v|ln \os&h. i n. No. 1, 818 50, SH—$48 0@ LT—Per Ib, do » F O \I'T.IhANS—Ammv. dros ‘l'l'lh\\\’ BOALRD —Per 1t copgyin satteen, 84o; Clarendca, 6ic; Cones BEAR CRE hK LIME toga eatteens, 7ic; Hallowel , S5: (\ug PLASI'E AR! L()UlsVlm E CE Bullding Materlal. LIME—1'sr barrel, $1 85; bulk per bu 850, bum»nt. hbl $2 50, Towa plaste Oruord 745 N urr.gnmsn,cmpr Popperill sattaan 94c; Rockport, 7}0. PRINTS- Allens, 6jc; fl’u; Arnold, 7c; Berwick, 4 Cuc!mcn, (:H Conestoga. '6he; Dunkirk, 4§e; Dunnell, X 4y e Tildyitone, 7e: 01 gy T e a1 L e armony, 5ie; Knickorbocker, 64c; Mer- S APER. 4 g s cmao D, 7c; Myatic, bho; Spracuce, 6o; [, LATERTStraw ‘P""Hjl'g & paper, 403 dry goods 1 Se ‘luuthl)rulge. 60z do. Ginghams, 7o; Marl- boru, bje; Oriental e, GINGHAMS ~Amoskeag, 10je; Auon. | (R TUSREANS 08T S keag dres 12} Argyle, 10}c; Atiautic, L rg, $12; ' Ye; Sumberland, 75¢; . Highiana, Shos |10mPr &6 05 Whitebreast nut, 86 :0; Iowa i\ -fl Towa nut 86 50; Rock ‘i]vrm;,\ 812 00@12 50, MICALS —Acid lump, ® $8; Anthracite, al) siz Orul DRUGS AND CI I(snllwunh 8h; Pl\m katt, 10jc; Sus- (IITTOVAI)ENA-—AhImrvflIa l‘;a:, Agate, %0c; Amerlcln, 1le; Artisian, Garbolic, 60c; Acid, Tartariey 80c; Daluain Cairo D and T, 134c; Clarion D and T\ | Copabin, por I, 756 Bark, Saenafras, [74¢; Deccan Co. stripes Dand T, 16¢; Key: |11, "Lc; "«*alomel, per Ib, 750; Clm,hum stone, 184c; Nantucket, 19c; Nnnp.ml 00; Chloroform, _per I, 100; 16¢; Ocean D and T, 134e; Royal, a1 40; p;,m, Sussex, 126; Tioga vzc, Wachurett st yoorine, pure, per Ib, ine sbecks, 124c; do, Nankin, 12he; York, [ 15 oad tate, per Ib, 2o plain Nankin, 124¢; do, checks, stripes and 0il, Cansor, 1, per gal, fancy, 124c; do, 8 oz, 20c. 0il, Castor, 3, per yal, $127 SHEETINGS—Androscogein 10-4,274c! ; Ol do 94, 2dc; do 84, 22c; Continental C 5 Olive, per uinine P, & W. L& R&S and Amv %3 00; Churh's, §8 00; Keg aora, @b STARCH.—Pearl, 43c; Silver Gloss, 8} @3gc; Corn Starch, 8§@0c; Excelsior Corn. T4e. LT.—Dray loads, per bbl, 185; Ash- «on, in uacks, 3 50; bbls dairy 60, bs, 8 45; bk dniry, 100, Bs, 365, DRIED FRUITS—Choice haivos, evaporated peaches, 7o: Salt Lake 10jc:vap- orated I buxm«,l‘i?e, Michigan, 7hc; New York apples, 73¢; Prunes, old, 6hc; new, lt)u Currants, 6§@7c; Blackberries, new, CHEES Full Cream, 14¢; Part Skim 114 WOODENWARE—Two hoop _pails, 1 95; three hnu pails, 2 20¢ No, 1 tubs 1 50; No. 2 tubs,, 850; No. 3 tubs, 7 50 pioneer wu«h)nmrds, 185 Double Crawn, 790; Wellbuckets, 3 25, L)‘A]l—l}nr, 81 65, CES,—Pepper, [19; Allspice, 19c; Nutmegs, $100: 2hc;(assi, MA’]‘ ‘IlES—Pu olddw, 90c, fi Bfkll‘e m; 5, 1 EHOVISHO S—Brelkfutbuan, 13, shoice lard, 144c; dried beef, 134o; should: ers, 90: hawns. 130; bacon, sides, 113c. EW PIOKLES—Medium, in barrels, 49.00; do in half bbls, 5 25; emalls, in bbl, 1200 do, in half bbls, 7 G0; gherkins, in bbls, 14°00; do, in half bbls, 7 50, VINEGAR—Pure apple extra, 16:: pure apple, 18¢; Prussing pure avwle, 16c, HOMINY—New, $5 00 per bbl, BEANS—Medium, hand picked $120 per bushe ROPE 9c; } inch, 9. OAPS —Kirk's Suvon wating 8 s whi R Entoca, 20 1 (100 cnleos), 40z 1 CANDLES—Boxes, 16¢; hoxes 40 1bs,, 16 oz., Gx, 16¢, LY —,\mun an, 8 40; Greenwich, 840: North Star, 2 50; Lewis Jewell lye, 275, SH—Pennsylvatia cans, 4 loz., 03 Babbitt's Hall, 2 dos in oase, A 2 doz in case, 1 b0, FIELD SEED — Ited olover, cholcs gew, $600 per bushel; mammoth olover new, $700; whito clover, now, 81400 ol affa clover, new, $12 1270; alalke, new, $1800. Miothy, new, 83 00; blue grass, extra 3160 blue grass, cloan, 81 35; orchard grass, $ 503 red top, choice, 103; millet, common or Missouri, 80c; it Geriman, $100 to 81 35} Hungarian, 80c, HED(ESEED—Osage orangs, 1 to 5 burhels, 35 00; osage orange, 10 bushels or $ m- honey locust, per 1b., 85c; per round o avy, 8. 00; calef navy, $4 00 8@ sal, § inch and larger, Imperial, 8 s standara, sian, 500: Kirk's I Proirie Queen, ], k Western, 2 Lye, 4 G Nash. & Chat. 850 W. l’rderr&d ‘JUC Beadien.. 10900 B ki, 109 M I yid, 400 Preferrod ... 1600 OHICAGO MONEY, CHICAGO, March 80. Preston, Kean & Co., bankers, guote money 1n better demand at 5@7 per vent on cal'; 1 §@8 per cent. on t me. Governwents were very strong and higher with good demand £ r extended bs and 6s, The market for all ficst clars recuriti-s, especia ly municipil and railroad bouds, is active. There isa better demand for actual nvestors thun has been noticed for several months, Fxchange, both foreign and domestio oon inues scarcs and bigh, FKastern, be- tween fanks, 80 per 81,000, The reason for this is that prices are #o high there is no shipping margin betweon hera ind east or between here an| Kurope, Ther: is a ) arge inquiry for ull clasces of land war. rants and sorip by colonies and individuals seehing homes in the west, especially in Dakota. Clemings of associated banks, $5,861,000, UNITED BTATES BONDS, Zxtended sixes, 1881 13@101; :glundad fives, 1881 (@ 1031 44's Coupons, 152(@11b: 4's Coupons. 19 OTHER BONDS. Minnesota State, 4)'s and Interest. . . 1004 hi ag .(!,ukmnv lle & 8. E.6%. et COMMERCIAL. umans Wholesale Market Orrick oF THE Dnm Hn, } Thursday Evening, M: Ths only changes 'ewrud in tha mar- kets to-day are as follows: Wheat, No. 2 declined jc; No. 8 de clined je. Corn advanced jo. Oats declined fe. Syrups advanced 8¢ per gallon. F —anfly whhe bnh 90 lb hf bbls, 84 75; No, 1 white fish, 90 b hf 6 70; No. 1 white fish, hlfllhhalm; amily 10 1b kits, 850; New Hol . per eg, 135; Russian sardines, 75c: Colum- bia river ulmun, per 1001bs, 8 00; Georye': Bank ocodfish, 60; Gen. boneless codiat., 9he; boneless fish, l;i MACKEREL— alf bbls mess mackerel, 100 1bs, $12 50; hf bbl No, 1 ex llwn do, 100 1bs, 8 60; hf bbls, fat hmll{ 0, 100 Ibs, 6 00; mmmwkenl 12 1b kits, ‘2 25; No. 1 ox shore, 12 1b do, 1 50; No, 1 uhuru, 12 Ib do. 1 00; fat family, 10 b do 750, CANNED GOODS—Oysters, 2 1b (Field’s), por case, 24 00; du 1 (Flflld'n), per case, 2 50; ao 2 1 (Standard), per case, 360; do 1 1b (sta uhmly, per case, 2 80; do 2 Ih (slack), per 270; do 11 (slack), per case, 200 ().n.m., 3 80, almon, 1 b, per dozen, 1 60@1 70; do 21 255, Sardines, small feh, inports quarter boxes per box, quarter boxes rer box, 11c; do half boxes, per box, 21he, Lobsters, 1 1 per dozen, 180, Tomatoes, 280; do 8 b per case, [300; Corn 2 b (Mountain) per case, §20; noaked corn, 210; do 1o {Yarmouth), per " cate, 33} ntrlng beans, per_case, 2 25; Lima beans bor case, 2 20, Buowmh por case, 3 25, ey e case, 2 00, pess, chice, L)er case, 4 60, lncldmrrlll. ), Per case, 80; nnwbernu, 2 1b, pn- cua,z 7ht rupborrleu 2 b, per 75@3 00. i Yo T R pears per oase, 8 Oo@A 00, Whonlohn- riu per case, 2 80, phmu. 2 por c.-,uo, dn choice, T case, 4 Gm ‘ncu.f : do choice, 2 ] 150, Bine ‘Kh., 2 1, per case, Puohu. 2 810: caae, 6 00@6 50; do, (pli)‘l!b, per uu.lb do pl D’par un. o foirs & u:ur T ated, choles, 7o THE: ‘Desses, '} nl.;;'-uw Virginia’ raw, 100; roasted, | seil Dry Goods. BROWN COTTONS—Atlantio A, 8jc; Asplewn XX, 70; Atlanta A, 8c; Doott L{o BuuknyelL.ll 7o; Cabot W, itten; 1c; Ureat Falls E, s % Hoose ?fle ..n-.c Widsh, 7ot In: dlan Head A, Bjo; Indian Standard A sg[c Tudian dmhudd w., Boi hwmm ., To; Mystic ivr, Tic) Penuot A, bio; Shawmut 7e; Utica “‘ wohus- it I Thes do A, bio; do E 48, 12jo; Wal- S“RINE LROWN D(YI'I'()NB—AfllndAle 44 Thos Aligator 84, 8 Argyle 44, 7 Atiantic LL i B "uk“”flxfcf'e;m uckeye Indian Orchard ‘AA 2 8, ; Lbigh EH ve. G o 4, N 80, 76; do O 8. Tdo; do 1t | § 7 g, 12, 11c; Fruit of the Loom 10-4, 274; New DotauduiiiyfTodids, per by York mills 98, 85¢; do 78, 80c; do 58, 22hc; | 4. R0 £ Rtohiato ol Pembroke 10-4, 2 ~Per;uuz 10-4, 28hc; do §1‘.'r'h..s"'“°,f§'; Wi CopRRRInhns floar, 7-4, 19¢c; do 49, Pevperell 96, 29¢; | |or 11, Strvehuine, ver oz, $1 50, do' 67, 21c; do 57, 180; Utica 96, 850 58, 22§c, do 48, 17 OI‘ rs and Tobaccos. Connecticut, Seed Havana, Wool MNerino unwashed, light, 11@16e; hoavy, 15@16¢; medinm unwashed, ligit, 1820c; washed, choico, 82c; fair, 30c; fub-dingy o) ; and w., 280; burry, blackand cotted wools TOBACCO — PLUG. — Golden Rule, wheion Blo; O J es Furs, Etc. B i Ko, Lo e or®: | HIDES—Groen butohers hide,; 64@7 Ib, butts, 60c; Horse Shoe, pounds, |cured 7ic; hides, n salt, part cured 7o 24 1b, butts, 60c; Git Edge, | hides, Gic; dry flint, sound, 13@1l4c; d pounds, 24 1h, butts, 60; ‘Army and Navy, | calf and kip, 12@13c; dry salt hides, soun pounds, 5bc; Bullion, pounds, 60c; Loril: | L1@12 ;‘reen mlfi wt. 8 to 15 Ibe, km@"c' x, pounds, 6lc, green calf, wt, under 8 Ios, per skin, 50e: pails.—Hard to Beat, | green pelts, HO@SL 25; green lamb skins hread, 70c; Fountain, 80c; {$1 10@1 "fiddmngad hldu. mmhinl r. 65c; Rocky Mountain, 60c; | cut scored and one Koo, 5501 Datay: BiorTe the toh u-mnw,)bmndedhfm 10 s eent. o Catlins O. 8., 5 1b boxes, per 1b 68¢; Lori- Coon skins, No. hfio. No. & 80c; No. illard’s Tiger, 65c; Diamond Grown, 660, | 20; No. 4, 10c. _Mink, No. 1, 50c; N 3 I' avorite, Origanum, H0¢ | 830 for creamery, hoice to fancy, 40@430; hlr to good, 23@838¢; dairy, (lmm totancy, 82@ 88 : do fair to go-d, 23@98¢; fe an made packing stoe) 2! muul.-h ronl e strictly 1. s, 1 ' Rec'ts Shipm' Flour. .. M8 1 Wheat. Corn .. Onta yvekage by ing s been almost wholly Ryo of alim Uto mouth character. Barle: B e Peoria Produos, Chioago Live Stook Proxia, Maroh 30 Corn-—New, i high wised, P Crrcaco, March 80, | 7§ 5 The Drover's Jou nal reports as foll .wa: | Hogs—Reca pte, 21000 heod. Mot ket for common to goo mixed was fai ly || h“..\.. [ste dy and ealos ranced at 6 2046 70; b heavy pa sking anl hiping were fairly [ Wieat W ra ging wt 6 70@ ping for shippiog eattle was very brisk and strong, cattl ot big neavy cattle there was not ¢ mpetit op, tut the ,mu-ml mar | p n thit was firm; poor to me- xport, 7 00@ ohera’ stook 1 falt fnquiry for good stock, but weak and dall for ponr wtufl; ¢ wa 4 lis, & 50 a5 00; wiee 8, b 40@! WEu ers ® A fenders quiet and dull with cewa o licht; 1a geo ipte V000 head. Market rul way; inferior to fair | ition were rather plantifnl at 8 00@ St. Louts Prodnoe. 3. Lovrs, March 30, or to make sales; funcy, 6 40@ 6 10@ 3 Corn—Slow aud uns and values easy; 667} March; 678c for Apri for May; 684 | ¢ for June; 69: for J Gc for August; 68ic for ’{r‘pl.umhrl, wle for the year, Uats - Easy, but closd steady; un- changed ))rlccu H0c for cash; d6}c for Aori 3 ;h @4odo for May; 4 fo for June; uly. ](ya - Demand good at unchanged pricss; #ales at 80@82e, Barley —Held fiim, but no demand; sales cash; 67fc for Butt 40. Strong and higher; o eamery, airy, 3,@10c. Egen13ho, Whisky—-Sterdyat 117, Flax Seed Firm at 135 bil, Pork—bull; job iots, 17 50; 17 30 for March; 17 60 for April; 17 40 tor uune. Lard—Quiet and nomiual at 10 75; re- fined, 11 25, Shipmts, 6,084 Now York Produoce. New York, March 30, 3 SMOKIN G—All grades—Common, 25 to No. 8, 16c; No. 4, be, _Fox, 1, 380, Granulated—Tinckwells Durham, 16 No. 2, 250, Skunk, No, l. blnck. oz61c; Dukes Durham, 16 oz, 50c; Seal of fifw- short stripe, 100; Ao stripe 25c; North Carolina, 16 o '46; Seal of Nebras. | broad stripe, %u.'ffl—" 3 ol e M::h“““l oy linon DAgS | Ou wole, 38 to 42o; hermlock mole, 25 to 86¢c; hewiock kip, 80c to 100; runner, B%'to 80c; hemlock o.lf, 8' to 120; hem lock upuer, 28c 10 26c; onk u per. 2c; uiligator, 400 to b 50; et m 32@8c; 250 to 275; 8Ue to 120 to 13 'l'rench kip, ench culf, 1 25 to 2 00; rus«- 50; linings, 600 to sw Morocan, ¢ ble 0. D. Morocco, 3be; ninmn. oil, 5 Kie: Dog Tail, 65¢. Paints Olls and Varnishes. PAINTS IN OIL—White lead, Umaha P, P,, tic; white lead, O.P.&C Co .S.P. pure,fie; Marsaillesgreen, 1'to 5 1b cans, 20¢ French zinc, g12an seal, 12¢; French zinc, d seal, 11¢; French zinc, in varnish asst, 20c; French zince, in oil asst, 150; Raw and burnt umber, 11b cans 1 raw nnd burnt_Sienna, 13c: vandyke brown, fined lampblack, 12¢; coach black, 1 ok, 16c; drop black, 16¢; Prissian blue, 18¢; chrome biind and nhul.tel Paris green, = 3ie; No. 1 Milwaukee, $3¢; No. 2 do, 36c. Council Bin Counciy, Bl Flour—Crystal Mi 360; California | brand of K wisas, Missouri flour, 3 rye flour, 3 40, Bran and Sho Lurrs, March 30 Golden Sheaf, atent, 88 bost Kansas and graham, 8 75; L, M., ¢; golden ochro, 15; patent graining oulors: light. oak, dark Inut, l‘hl\d,nllt and ash 12 Paints 20h 7inc, 100; Parls whiteing hiting _gilders, 1hcs hiting ‘contl 140; Iampblack German. town, 140; Iampblaok, ordinary, 805 Prus: sian hlue, 450; ultramarine, 180; vandyke, brown, 8¢; umber,jburnt, 4¢; umber, raw, \cisienna, burn f, 4c; sienna, raw, 4o Paris green genuinie, 880 Parls green com'l 250; chrome. groen, N. Y, 906; chrome greon K., 120, vermillion, Eng,, 70c; ver- 500 per ton por ton. 2. S11h@! 15; No, 8, 72¢; rejoctod, 52, ojocted, 85c. : No, 8, 760 6 00, Ouats—No, 2, 400, Barley—No, 2, & Hay—Loose, b 00 Wood—b 50(@ 7 00, willion, " America, 18c; 'Indian red, 10¢, | Live Hogs—5 25@5 75 rose pink, 14c; venetian read, Cookson's| Cattle—S hiplnn 4 50@5 00; milch %o: venetian red Aum., Ui o1 lond, 7hes | cown 30 00@i5 06 per” heads butahors chirome yellow, genulnu, chrome ;‘."‘" stock, 3 00@3 low, K., 12c; ochr l.fe. smr—a Toh 25, I'rench, nfigc N Shae, oot Bo; G S hides, 7c. Wmm’. neral, ’if: lohigh brown, by Wool—irg@:5, spanish col mino ;| Butter—Creamery, 80c;in rolls, wrap. A RNTAH) allon. psd,m m%c nog wnpped. 20¢; mixed Furniture, nxtn. ‘l 10; lmltnro, 1, | co'ors, 1 51, furniture, Uy 856; coach, extra, $1 40 | Eggv—Packed, Tho; fresh, ¢, G oach No. I i'm Dnmu, n 50; J.m gmlmurlso Salt Lake, 1 50, 5 um. nions—1 25@1 40, oil tinih, 81 ¥ Dressed Poultry—OChickens, 100; ducks, | 2§ 10c; geese, 8c; turkeys, 1 Live Chickens—2 25 per dozen, ot ot wban, P gallon, 1140:150 headlight, per gallon, 12¢o; 175" hoadlight, per gallon, 164c; cr Jntnlmn, Yergmm 10c} inseed, raw, per gallon, 62; linseed, boiled, per gallon, »ho. lard, wlnur st 'd, per zal- on,~ 95: No. 1, 80c; No, 2, 66c; castor, XXX, per gailon, 180; No, 3, 1 15; swoet, per gallon, B3c; sperm, W, B., per gallon, 1 35; fish, W, B.. per glllon,fiflc tafoot, extra, per gallon, 75¢; No, 1, ubri. cating, zero, per auun,:u)e summwer, 1 Chioago Froduoce. On1cAco, March 80, Flour—A triflo more active on shippiog acconnt. Local trade bought sparingly; quotations unchanged; common to choice spring weste n, 4 H50@0 75; Minnesota, 500 @7 00; patents, § 75@8 25; winter w eat brands, 4 50 2@7 00; rye flour, 4 B5@H b o den wachine, No. 1, per gallos 3 Wieat—No, 2 spring was somew Liat un- 2, 50; sperm, signal, 1er gallon, settled and ircquently within a lower Vontine, per gallon, 65c;3uaptlia, 74, per | ravze. Dhero were no new features de- gallon, B0c; 61, 200 veluped und trading won chicfly in lozal Heavy Hardware List. wecount, the sggregate | usine:s transasted Iron, rates, #3 40; plow steel, gnecial fuir, Prices declined 140 for May, cust, 70; crulee.fic. pecial ur G+Fran,bo; or June an1 13@2% for July, then cant tool do, 1520, wagon spokes, naty | rallied with some fluciutions, 1 for' May 25@3 00; hubs, por set, 1 45; falloo, sawed | and 14o for the more deferred futures, A A e 70@850; axles, | fluctuaied and fiually clowd atout 1o each, 75c; square nuts, per ib, f@lie lower for May, 1fc lower for June, .mng wanhors, per 1b, 8@18c; rivets, per Ib, Llo; [ lower for July on the regular board, avd coil chan, per Ib, 6@12c; malloablo, Soj | b call s 1834@1 85 for Mach; 1 354 iron wedges, 6c; crowbars, (Gc; harrow | lor A il 120§ 1or May; 1263 for June; teoth, do; horweshos, per keg, 5 00; sprin |1 24 for "7a yi 1114 for August; 103§ for steel, 7@Bo; Viurden's horweshoew, b 36; | the year; No. 8 quiet at 1 11@113; re- Burdeu's muleshoes, 6 85, jected, n miual. NALLS—10t0 200, 4 60; 8to 10, 875 | Cori—Trading was moder = oly active oy 4 00, 4 ’f'.u““'...:"‘a‘"';’“' M'nm. i, | on speculative wcount, wud the ohen cex ne, ; eling! - 25; cusil n prices ‘were sl ght and unimportant. 4 75; 8d casing, 4 5); 10d cusing, 4 gs. 1 e demand was not pnl.lcululyp:m.m L 5 nhh. 6 00; 6d finish, 5 whflu the offe; Ship: dommand fally setive fo 'fi“‘ ade lemand fairly active for ull grades at ullfitly ndunou! ' m-rk:t clos. d about §@§c hluhor for euh, snd the utures el « shade stronger on the regu- board, and on call at 6Gic f.r Mar b; z’: l;)rA ril; W[fir‘,mn “fi M‘h mix d, nominal; HOThot, $1.85 Bu 10; 3- P-»-dn"'. k::'-. oo, Pl do., % .l 88; Bhl'- BA' BED wm'i:";l':'ur Tota am f 100; -h-thnwlm,sum'. e 'ses and Mules. mmwhb m;ltll grades are well at » slight advance in ioes, ats ‘Dull; trading light; No, ’. o omend Tor horses ex: the | 430 (or Aoril; 4530 for May; 450 & mx_flv o o "M? 4 : '“{‘)"'fl :o lor May; 45§c for June; ; " No. 2, 81 i s«x singl drtver, 8150, t0 00,; Ketra A“’fi' M“Ior:n Phasari Ho. &, 1T for raft bo 5 1 : ing; No, rice, $100. to 1501 Kxira farss hormm | @1 0% Mo i ausedina: No.3, 108 Pork —Moderato de nand evrly in the duy, but closed tame; mess, 17 (0@17 02} f vouh; 16 97} for Aprii; 17 224 for May} 17 45 for June; 17 62 for July; 16 05 for the year Lard-- Steady st lower range, closing at 108ha10 B4 for cash; 1074 for Apiil; U2} fur May. “Bulc Meats—Quiet; short ribs, 10 10 87} for cash; D45 for Apiil; 9 52} for May; 902} for June; § 674 for July;'9 76 for August, Whisky—Quiet at 1 18, Butter—Sieady offerings; mo to l%d Common to good farm horses Ex&n 1y 860, to 75.; —-15‘4 ll} hi dl Wl G e, 8100 1 it Mt ‘A!mnh. twtuloo.; 18} to 14 bommnn }'!I AMOHOL—-H" mol 250 gellon; oxtre Calforala 1. 1 s 80 per proof gallon; triple refined spirits, 181 prv.n , 124 »er proof ullun, re-distill wkios, 1 00@1 bu; fine blended, 150 ] uo, Kontucky bourbous, 200@7 oo, Ken. all takew; Flour—Dull and in buyers ‘favor; Min. nesota extra, 4 (5@6 50; city extra, 6 00 @8 00; southern flour duil and unchanged. Whieat—Oponed unsettlid and § t . 240 lower, and sulsequent'y became st ony and rocovered dc, <lo-iny very firm; No. 2 rod, 1 40@ld1g; No. 1 white "1 36 choice Duith 8o-ing, 1 50; No. 7. red, Avdl, 1304@ 1 ) May,1 39@1 893 do June, 18181 nllllun» mixed April, 77 (@177, Uats - Cash, higher, closing ex- citrd and str 1ig; « ptions o hade bet:er and moder tely wotive 1 white, 6ilc; N | mixed, 59 ;N , . 2 mixed AMurch, H8@ Rye—Quiot at 88@H1c. Barley- Strong ungeadel (fanada, 120 Lo arrive, Pork —Firm and quict; new mess, 17 50 @76 Lard —Strong and fairly active; 11 2) cash; 11 17@11 20 for Aprl, Whisky—Fim. Pe.roleom —Ficm avd unshanced; uni. ted, 81Lc; naptha, in barrels, Gfo avked, Butter—Holds'to strong rate ; demand steady and fair; state, @44 westorn, 1i@4de; Kigin o Chln!nn-fi Produoce, CinoiNNati, Murch 30 Mess Pork—Held at 17 75@18 00, Lird—Piime team, 10 90 usked. Bulk Meats—Clear sides, 10 12)@10 15 asked. Bacon~In light lvpply and fair de- mand; clear sides, 10 7 Flour—Q et and wm..- winter family, 10 8u@16 00. W heat—Moderately active; No., 2 red, 7 mer focling throughout; No, 2 mixed at 72@72}c Oats - Kany; No. 2 mixed, sales at 50@ ‘ya—- Dull and lower; No. Barley—Choice No, 2 fal!, 98@ Whisky - Firm aud lnhly active! sales atll. Kansas City Produoe Market. Kansas Orry, Murch £0, Wheat—Weak w1 d lower; No, cash, 113; varch, 113; pril, 115; N 8 cash, 9tc; March, 95hc; April, 9§ May, 964c; June, 90c \‘.-. 4 cash, b Maurch, 8443 April, v = Xirin and s xhiade bl ixed, cush, wmixed, cash, 72.; Marab, May, 7he; rei cted, 612 GUats—Dull; No, 2 cach, 49¢; March, 48, Tac; April, Tijo; Rec'ts. Shipm'ts, T 7017 -~ 11 3 15,808 17, ..... noue b2 St.Louis Live Stook: 8t. Louis, March 39, Cattle—Steady, active and higher; ex ports, 6 BA@7 85; good to ol oice natives, 6 30@6 75; medium to choice hutchers', R 6 25@6 7 3 ¥ the lower figure it b Iarge number of nferior t) fair pigs fo which there was no much demand and Cotton Market. the finish of the nmrlu-' was weak; skips Nkw Yors. March 30 and culls unchanged, 3 5006 A Cotton--Spot cotton quietat 124¢ formid Cattle - 1 ts, 0 nead Market [ land upinnd; ex 836 bales to » clally on fat medinm weight | wrs; 190 bales delivered on contracts were rathe |J wh te | 9s Od@ demand fair; No. | old. e March; 127 for| Poik—77s. 1235 tor June;| Lurd—54s, Augu S Totedo Proauoe. 109 to ,\u.um, 1 074 for the ye: for May; 70c for June; at100, lvlrllml Ul;r I‘)Tt Eoreka patent flour e s 50 bid: 4 60 | (blue braud he only patent flour wan- § oAt Yery/qullireBubd 460 bld; R4 00/ ;g it P66 imibouol b euekb Ve el b The “Busy Bucs,” — —— ] . Dry Goods Market, New Yonk, March 80, There has b en & wlighs reaction 1om the activity lately noticed in jobhit g branches of trade, oaing to the inclemen:y of the weathor that prevailed to.day, A fair distributio . of d spartment goods is re otte | made by Jeading jobbers and do westi & and piints mot with moderate ales. Ducinoss is modorate with com- wission houres, operations on the part of o Futures closed tirm at ulm -t yesterd prices; Aprd and May, den o1 April, 12.08@12 09; May, 12.22@12 23 a e, 3 July, 1243@12 65; August, Plttsburg Oil Market. Prersnune, )Inmh 30 The oil nia ket op ned ut 82, ed Kep Apnil, detivery 8 # 5 May, ew York refi «i 24c; ov. Shipments Unite , barrels; urg sales, 1 barrels, Lavesroot, March $0. Flour -American, 10s@12s, Whet—White winter, 9 6d@10¢ 6d; Bd@ba 9d; nprin,.',qia@,l().; clab b 2d Corn—64 24d for new, and 6x @bs 7d for Toukno, March : 0 18 % for April; 180 2i§ for June; 112 tor July; Tle; (BUT Ge for the year. Whut—thr or M., Corn--Duil and wea; hi h mixe No. 2, 70¢ for ¢ sh, March or Aprii; Oats - Unchange CALIFORSTA FLOUR, Sacrumento mills patent flour (red it in the whitest, strongest and best £ mily flour in the state, Ask your grocer for it Try 1t and you will use no other, E. M. MoCggaky & Co,, Sacramento, T. J. Evans, Agent, Orystal Milla. Cipet? Rluffa Cleveland Market. CLevELASND, March 80, Potrolenm—Unchang d;standard white, 110test, 7c. " Saratoga. The concert of the Union Sunday school next Sunday, promises to be very interesting. General Secretary Howser, of the Y. M. C. A., with the association quartette, will be present to add some of their fine music to the programme, Mr. 8. H. Brewster left Saturday for Grand Island, to engage in stock raising and farming. The best wishes of his friends go wich him, J. H. Conrad, of the Srate Uni- versity, is at home spending the spring vacation with his sister, Mrs. J. 1. Kyner, The committee who have the final Lycenmn meeting of tho seuson in charge lm\o the ludicrous drama “Toodles” m rehearsal for the princi- pal featuro of the cvenin:, Wednes- duy ovening, April bih, Prof. Mossirs orchestra has been engaged und will add their sweet strains to the entertianment. A digloguo entitled “Aunt Polly's Lesson” will be another feature of the oceasion. Mr, Frank Alexander, of North Platte, made a short though pleasant visit to Saratoga, Cuekoo, PERSONAL. The M'liss party sre at the Canfield house, W, H, Hardman, hailing from Avocs, J. H, Reynolds, of Rock Spring, Col , is in the city, » guest at the Withnell. Chas. 8., Bur, of Shensndoah, isin Omahs, He registercd at the Withnell, Hon, T, 8, Pusty aud wife, of Council Bluffs, are in the city, They were guests at the Withnell last evening, 8, 8, Lowe, one of Fremont's well known citizens, arrived fo Owaha lust night and put up at the Withuell, Hou. George W. E. Dorsey, of the state board of agiiculture, is in the city on abrief trip. He:eports Fremont flourish- iog. The “Busy Bees." of the Christian Sunday school, gave one of their nocials last evening at the church on Seventeenth street. The evening was filled by the following programme: Son < of We'come. Magio O Song.. Re itation. oose with One Ley” ‘Willie Rure water, Maud McC ure, * Give the Girl a Chance" b 6 25; st cki ,4&5@600.ld 4;%‘:.':1 Lfi.,"é.w. nfldh‘;h. o "- ;iomlo Wedding 3 3 ong. 51:, Leceipts, 1,078 head; uununu, e Eifio m"l’"m] A, u—Steady sul pri flmxd snd |[Bowg.......... veees Bl n the g hlr, "lz 6 m(’g'vnso P orkers .mflfl; Paul Dclmlwn Baliimores, 6[66@6 65; | Recitation. ....... Peace, be Still" hutchers atd select, 6 Vietor me;u “ 6 6 Recelpts, 4,24 SOBg..rrurnniinianaisress. 't Landy-dab” 1,061 hoad. Willie Richards, " o e Reeitation. ... ............ ‘Fire Btory” Kansas Oity Live Stock. o o X Kansas Ciry, March 80. s gziate Pompey Cattle—Receipts 590; shipments, 58, 78 aater H-rryfluphu mn'i.t'umug Sotive aud 5@ 100 l':l'xbn: Soog ~*Good Nighe"'......... . Busy Bees native shippers, b 50@7 00; native stock- ers -nrlmlwd:n. 37544 75; native cows, 2 50@5 Hogs—Receipts, 4,034; shipments, 1, market strong and active at Wednaldn prices; good 10 choice hu( mixed pwklng 6 10@6 40; light Ihly]bln“. 5 75@6 10. Turpentine Market. Wiwsinarox, N, O, March 80, A vl;«winvl"lrlll; strained, 1 92); good, rite—Firm and held higher at 57, IP‘ -Firm a 176, No head-ache or back-ache for ladies ' “uk ‘“WINE OF CARDUL" v \ Bucklin's Arnica Salve, ’l'hu Best SaLve in the world for Cute, Bores, Uicers, Salt Rhouw, Fever ores, Tetker, O © apped Hauds, |,..n’.,1 e, Coros, aud all skin grogtions, wud tively o\res piles. It o ive satisfaction ur money refunded. ’rice, 26 cents per box, For sale by Bchroter and Becht coe SBHERT T Counsequent], posi- s gusrsnteed to Ericson's, the Jewelers, cor, and Dodge, opp. the P, O, Iittsburg ex hange stoek, | ¢j SAVED BY VIIllSI(Y Narrow Escape nf A Man Ar- rested for Murder. The Murder Mystery that iy Worrying a Number of Minnesota Officials A Companson ¢ f the Murdered " Min Charged with Com- mtting the Cr.me, : But He Proved He was Blind Drunk in Another Local- ity at the Time, And, Ccnsequently, Ho Can Bay Whisky Saved Him. National Associated Fros.. St. PAvL, March 30.—An impene- trable murder mystery is engaging the attention of the people of Miunesota, On the 19th inst. the body of Gustav Anders was fourrd on Eagle Lake road, near that city, with evidence of foul play. Andrew Havson was arrested on suspicion and yesterday had an ex- amination before Jodge Hitch, The proseculion believed they had a sure thing, but Hauson proved that at the ime of the murder was committod he wag dead drunk at a Mankato saloon. In bis case whisky did not prove alto- gother a curse, for he was discharged trom custody. Now the case 1s more compled than ever, aud it is dowbtful whether the murderer will ever be disccyered. Illinois Legislat National Asociated Pios . SrriNerieLp, Ill., March 30.—In the house J. W. January, a crippled soldier, was clected postinaster. Lhe repor of the judiciary committee was iu opposition to revision of the crimi- ual cude; a minority report was also subiitted. Adjourned. Iu the senate nothing was done but to order the appropriation bill to a sec- oud reading. The sub-committes of the canal commitien held a meeting this even- iug, sud after consideration agreed on a preliminary report to the cuwmittee that they expect to agres on a report favoring the ceding of the canal to the general goverument, with such condi- tons as those recommended by the wovernor in his message, and ask time to further consider the details of their report. A joint meeting of the committees on senatorial apportionment to day agreed on thirty-one of the fifty-one senatorial districts. The Cook county distrigis ure not yet agreed upon. BOYD'S OPERA HOUSE. JAMLSE LOYD, Proprictos R, L. MAKRSH, Businez + Manager, ONH NIGHT ONLY. Thursday, March 30th, McDonaugh & Fulford’s Com- bination, WITH ANNIE PIXLEY ! W'LISS GHILD 0F THE STsRRAS. MISS PIX .. B WILL INTRODUCE New Songs, Dusts and Medleys. tu-ved thu 8o 4 on sl Monary March Matter of Application of Guild & Petre for 1+ iquar Licen e, NOTTO Notica ix given that Guild & Pe're did, upon the 27th day of March, A, D, 1882, Gl s application to the mayor und city council of Omahy, for license to seli malt, spirituovm, and vin us liguors, st the & utheast corner of North Sixteenth und Cuitornia str.ets, Fifth wird, Omaha, Zeb. from the 0t « av of Ap:il, 1883, to the 10th ay of Juy, 1882, Lt there he no_objection, remonstrance, or protest fi e withn two w_eks from the ilduy of Marbh, A, D, 1882, the said hunu wll be grauted, vaw & Perre, pplic s, Tux OMAHA Beg “""{,’" wnll ublish the atove notice oni e each week f.r two weoks ot tie expouse of 1he applicants. you can have your Jewelry, Watches or Clucks repaired on the shortest notice at Edholm & 16th ‘The «ity of Omaha {5 not to be chirged therewith, J. J. L, C. Jewkrr, City Clerk, Matier of Applicstion of Joha O'Connell tor Liquor License, Notice 18 hereby given that John O Conneld did upon the 220d day of Murch A. D. 18632, file his application to the Myor aud City Cou il fof Omaha, for license to sel] Malt, Spir tuous Viuous liquors at No, 18 10h st between Do Is4 #ud U0dgo wbrost Third ward, Omaha, N trom (ho 10h day of April 183 €) the 10thjday of July 1682, 1f thure bo 0o obfoction. remon teut Blod within two weo ¥ from D, 1552 thewaid lcente will be grant Joux € wuu.. /icant. Tis Ox\a Bax nowspaper w il publish. the above 1o oo once oa b week for two weeks sb 1o expense of the apy icaut, The City of Omaha 18,0.08 t0 bo charged theres ivh., 3. 3. L. ¢, Juwarr, Ctiy Olerk, GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE TRADE MARKF")I;‘I‘;; resTRADE MARK y Gy, tailin; for Seminal Weakness, Spormator: rhiea, Imj o) naal . Ifitfiu‘ ollow a8 Mllll.mu-nu o AFTER TARING. s 1.ons Of Memosy, Universal Lasel- W"- Pain in tho Back, Dizinoss of Vision, Pre- mature Old Age, and many other Diseases that l-iw!nna ity ‘or Conswupbion and » Prema- Fall alars hiot, which e Ilc Iulluhu 8 wld Izri 91 Por buokage, or 6 paek oF ufi-’-’.""%‘&'fl%’-’t“ Emmulloo *" - MANUFAC AWNINGS ! Made to (.rder on Short Notice GRUENWALD & §'HROEDER'S Harness Store. 1508 FARNAM SBTREES. ol8-ddm Beauty, health, and happloess fer ladies fn* w.u;fl oA!mu."