Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 5, 1882, Page 5

__THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: ¥ RIDAY MAY 5, 1882. ) FINANGE AND COMMERGCE. FINANCIAL. New Youg, May 1. MONEY, Money closed at 2@ 2} per cent. Exchange closed firm at 4 85@4 904, Governments closed firm, Currency 6's 4's coupons 44's conpons 5% continued 6¢ continued HAILROAD HQM\N. Pacific railroad bonds closed as follows: 1 1sts, Union Land Grants . Union Sinking Funds Centrals A165@1e] The stock market to-day was moderately active, and a firm tone prevailed through- out the day. The main features of deal- ings were in Lake Shore, Michigan Cen- tral, New Jersey Central, Northern 1 cifie, the Omah and Denver & Rio Grande, all of which were lively traded in, Pacitic Mail was weak ahd declined 1} per cent. on report of the loss of the steamer Salvador. Later on, however, part of the decline was recovered. The advance in the general list for tho day ranged from } to 2} per cent. The following were closing bids: B. A Line pfd. 4» d \urthwesteln 120 Preferred....140 NYC&StL, 14} J;referred 3 kit 7&7 Y& Wi 1st preferred. 2nd pfd... Cameron C. Prahrred Quick-ilver, H& Preferred 57 Pnaferred 86 Houston & Tex. Homestake, 1st l’re!erred R 5 i Standard.. . Mer&Cinopref. 8 St P M & M. 2d Preferred.. 5 1 D & B, Man Beach.... 325 T & P.. Union P Wabash. . Preferred He ‘Western Union. 833 STAT¥ BONDS, State bonds closed dull. SALES The following were the sales of more ac-| tive stocks to-day; total 315,300, CHICAGO MONEY, CHICAGQ, May ¢, Preston, Kaene & Co., bsnkers, report: To-day hae been without much change in prices for eecurities of all kinds. Government bonds are a trifle weaker than last eveninz, but the market is:dull without afeature of any kind. TRailroad bonds are at last night’s figures, with the erception of Wabash s, which are from one-half to threesguarters .of 1 per ceat, higher. There is wbsolutely no demans frem any source to-day forieither investinent or sale, There havebeen some inquiries or Minnesotas, bat in limited quantities, Money @sundant at former rates. Foreige exchange firm, showing auore activity. New York exchange 7T5@42 per cont. Bank clearings, 89,974,008, JUNITED STATES BONDS, 34's Extentied sixes.............1013@1013 s Extended fives. ... . 1024 @02 1§ Coupon 1154@115) 4's Coupons, 1208@120; R ey MAMWAY AND MISCELLANEOUS, Minnesota.Btate, 4}'s and Int Sterling night. “ 7 Sixty days % C., M. &% P.7s I & D, Ex,.... f C M. &8 P. 0 (Dubuqus div); .. i1 o 3L &S b, C. &P W, div VD& Q.4 - Chicago & Worthwestern s Jacksonvillo & Southeast. 6 Umaza Wholesale Market. Orrace o THE OMAHA Big, Thussday Evening, ¥ay 4. The emly chenges reported in the market to-day are.as follows: Wheat, No 2, declined advanced 4e. Larley, Ne. 2 advanced &g No, 5 ad- rejected vanced 4e., do do half Corn declined 14c, I Fndumyu, Lt Frult of the Loom, 10; Oats declined * oambriod-4,L8c;dc Strawberries declined 5@10¢, Loca! Grain Dealings 8,1 00; re)ected 76e, BARLEY,—Cash No, B4, M.YP' —Cash, 68} ¢, CORN,—Cash No. 2, 60c, OATS,—Cash, 44ic, Froduce and Vegetables. STREET PRICES—Corn, M(@A4faats, 2, 160c; No, 8|0 HAY 80 "Og,b CHOPPED FE CHOPPED Ci BRAN-—§1 15 per hundred, BTRAW—400 ton loose; 500 ton Imld‘. 2OTATOES~—! Nehrmku, 1 @i 1 smparted Scoteh Chawpions 1 00@1 .~swur1' BOTATOMS To@0.00 per bar Wik DUCK -8t 25@1 10, EGUGS—14@1ic, BUTTER—Creamery, 38 @40c; choice woll, #6@30c: common roll, 18@20c, STRAWBFRRIES—Per quart, 30@ —Per bunch, 4/@?55¢, Per bushel box, $2.00 ~Per bushel box, — Good, sound, er bbl, (APPLES = ¢ very sosrce Lh\l()\s——auwly, per box, 84 50@ CHFI’ZSE—JD(ch CASE VALENCIA 8825 a9 00 RANGES--. Orocers’ List COFFER.—Rio, tair, 11¢; Rio, good 126; Rio, prime to choice, 124c; Old gov't Tava; 204@284c, Mocha, 284c; Arbuckle’s, bRa. il‘FAS —Gunpowder, good, 45@55¢ Ohoice, 60@ mperial, good, 40@45¢; Choice, 60@75c; Young Hyson, good, 6@ choice, 65c@81 00; Japan Nat Leaf, Japan, choice, 60@75c; Oolong, oo, 0; Oolong, cho.ce, 40@5h; Souchong, ll FARS ~Cut 3 Granulated, Fine powdered, 11¢; s New York C¢ 10¢; Good A, 4 DRIED FRUITS-—Choice evaporated peaches. 7. orated § 1 York apples, 7ici 7he; Currants, @7 lde ~mm\ —Dwight's b papers, §: and do, §2 Church’s, §2 85; 2lc l‘lll)Vl\Tl\\“—l\ronldn-t bacon, shoice lard, 144c; dried beef, 16 ers, 9c; hmms, 1 breakfast, 13ic. NEW PIC KLES«-M(- £9 00; do in half bbls, b 25; e 1200 do, in half bbls, 7 00; gherkins, in ; do, in half bbls, 7 50, Pure apple extra, 16c: loaf, Crushed, 1083 Vowdered, 11; Standard Coffes A] wfectioner’s Standard Prairie ¥xtra C, halves, nmel old, 64c; new, oy l!lmx\mrnw, new, Keg soda, 1340, 3 shonld 3 bacon, sides, 12¢5 in barrels, s, in bbls, Prassine vure avvle, 16¢, New, 8 00 per bbl. BEANS—Medium, hand picked 84 00 per bushel; navy, 8¢ 00; calef navy, 84 00. rm’h—s.m 4 inch and larger, 7@ Sc; § inch, 9¢ Sk(’,kll"]lu‘fil‘:—Ful! Cream, 14c; Part WOODENWARE—Two hoop _paile, 1 95; three hoop pails, 2 20! No. 1 tubs 6 50; No. 2 tubs,, 8 50; No. 8 tubs, 750 ioneer weshboards, 185 Double Crewn, 90; Wellbucketw, § 25, LEAD—Bar, 81 65, SYRUPS.—Sugar house, bbls, 5c; halt bls, 570; kegs, 4} gallons, 82 50; choice Wable syrape S LT bbie,536; Kege, 85 50, STARCH.—Pentl, 4jc; Silver Gloss, 8} 8| gstsi Comn Starch, 8§@9c; Excelsior lm. 7¢i Corn, 7he. ALT.—Dray loads, per bbl, 1 85; Ash- ton, in sacks, 8 50; bbis dairy 60, 6s, 8 45 SPICES.—Pepper, [19; Allspioe, 10c; Oloven, 40c; Nutmegs, 8100 250;Cass, MAT(,HFS—Per caddie, 90c; round cases, $7.65; square cases, §5, SOAPS—Kirk's Savon Imperial, 8 380; Kirk’s satine 830; Kirk’s standard, 585' " | bbla dairy, 100, s, 865, Kirk's whi Russian, 500; Kirk's Eutoca, 20 Kirks* Prairie Quen, (100 ¢ 40; Kirk's magnolia, 4 55@ CANDLES—Boxes, 40 Thw, 16 or, S, 16¢; boxes 40 1bs., 16 oz., 68, 16¢. LYE—American, 8 40; Greenwich, 840: Western, 2 76; North Star, 2 56; Lewis' Iye, 4 60} Jewell lye, 275. POTASH—Pennsylvatia cans, 4 doz., in case, 8 35; Babbitt's Ball, 2 doz. in case, 190; Anchor Ball 2 doz in case, 1 50, FIELD SEED — Red clover, choioo new, $600 per bushel; mammoth clover new, $700; white clover, new, 81400 al alfa clover, new, 312 50; alsike, new, 81500, oty v, new, 8 00 blue grass, extra clean, 3150 blae dleans 81 85, orchard grass, $2 50; red top, Ehioicenl|08; millet, | oominton T oE MIsM.T) 80c; ‘millet, German, $L00 to $L 25; Hungarian, 80c. HED(VESEED~—Osage orange, 1 to 5 304 | bushels, 35 00; osage orange, 10 bushels or $4 50; honey locust, per 1b., 85¢c; per 100 Ths., 825 00, ot ety 84 75; No, 1 white fish, 90 1b hf bbls, 6 70; { No. T white fish, in 10 1b kits, 110; family 10 1b kits, 85c; New Holland herring, per keg, 135; Russian sardines, Ffc: Colum- bia river salmon, per 1001bs, 8 40; Geo Bank codfish, 6c; Gen. bomloss o, 94c; boneless fiak, e, MACKEREL- -Half bblsmessmackerel, 100 lbs, 812 50; hf bbl No. L ex shore (lu 100The, 8 60; e bl fat family do, 100 1bs, 6 00; mes mackerel, 12 1b_kits, ‘2 25; No. 1 ex shore, 121b do, 1 50; No. 1 shore, 12 b do, 1 00: %at family, 101b do 75c. CANNED' GOODS-Oysters, (Fislds), por cso, 4 00, do 1 Tn (Fiaidy per case, a2 1 SSundud), per case, §%0; do 11 ver case, 2 20; do 2 1 (slack), por oase, 2 78; do 110 (slack), r case, 200. Onionn, 380, Salmon, 1 b, per dozen, 160@1 76; do 21b, per dozen 255@2 65, Sardines, small fish, imported, one quarter boxes per bax, 143c; American, quarter boxes rer box, 1lc; do half boxes, per box, 2Lhe. Lobsbans, &b per, dozen, 180. Tomatoes, 230; do 8 1 per case, 270@3 4% Comn, 2 1b (Mountain) er case, 510; soaked corn, 210; do (Yarmonth), per case, 315; string beans, per cade, 2 10; Lima beans er case, 195, Succetash per case, 2 25, Peas, common, per-case, 2 00; &eu, chulce per case, 315, Liluokhorries, 21b, per case, 230; strawberries, 2 1b, per case,2 nmphernu, 2 b, per case, 275@3 00, Damisons, 2 Ib, per case, 2 45. Bartlett| pears per case, 3 00@< 00, Whortleberries! per case, 20, L,; plums,2 b percise, 3 30; Green gages,2 fl ruase, 8 30; do choice, Ib pur case.4 50. 'ine AprLles, Z1b, peroun por_case, o cace, by 00@5'00; cor (pm, sh per case,300; &o pie, 61b, per dozen, § @&IC]{'}-’—thnn, 7@8c; Luuhlnna, 7 o; faic, [f\TB—Rou‘od choice, red Ten- nmae, 10c por 1b; faney white, 104c per1b; raw—white Vh‘mnh raw, 10c; rometed, 124c. Dry Goods. Alnow COTTONS—Atlantic A, £4c; ppleton X, 7o; Atlanta A, 8o; Taott c?: Buckeycm 4.4, 7c; Cabot W, itton, s;c e Bho: Hontet Widih, 7ie; I dlan Hoad &, fc;, Tadian Stondard A, ; Indian Orchard d. w., 8ic; Lawrence LL, 7c; Mystic River, 7hc; Pequot A, fidc; Shawmut 'L, 7 a O, hhe; Waoksus- ett B, Thos do A, Bc; do E 48, 124o; Wal- e FINE BROWN COTTONS-— Alndale 4.4; The; Adligator 84, 3c; Argyle 4, Tl Atlantic L, 6ho; Badger State X 4-4, Bennington-C 4.4, 6e; Buckeye S, 4-4, Bhoo Indian Oreard 'AA §-8, 84; Laconin® 59, Bjos b E i, olo; Tonsdale 44, 10c; Peppeat] N 50, 7¢; do O 82, 86, 7ie; do L,89, 84c; Pocasset G 4+4, Te; Wamsutta ¢4 150 BLEAC! mm COTBONS—Androscc gin L 44, FallsQ, 104 1l Lonsdale, 10c; do cambyic 87, 12hc; " Now] | Yorlk Miih\} WHEAT,—Cash No, 2, 112¢;eash No, | N de; Pequot %, 10¢; Pepperell G Twills, 12jc; Pocakontas 4-4, 94c;| "M:xu;t 4-4, 6gc; Utica, Glc; Wamsutta DUCKS (Colomd)—Albany ¥ brown, 82; do C, drah. xle: do Al stripes and s, .5 do XXX brown and drab, wiripes and pladds, 12hc; Arliagton fancy, 16c; Brumwld-: brown, Bhos Chariot fancy, 13i0; do extra hesvy, 20c; Fall River brewn, extra heavy, 113c; Indiana A bressm. 140+ Newonset A brown, 15c, TIUKINGD—amoikeag & G A 82 17h:; do XX blue 32, 184c; Arrowanra 8he; Claremont B B, 154c; Cenestoga ex tra, {74c; Hamilton 14e Lewwston o 50, 15c; Minnehaha -4, 20c; Omega super extra 4-4, 28c; Pearl River téie; Put- nam X hetucket 8 blue steipe, 12; 10} & 58 1; ‘eoman’s blue 20, 84c )EN IMS, —Amoskesk, blueand bronn 164c; Aadover DD blue, 1540; Aeling X blue Seoteh, 18he; Concord 000, Kue i w brown, 124c; do AAA, do do 184; do X Xto do do 14}e; Haymaker's blue” and brown, Ghe; Myatis River DD .ny»e, 164e; Pearl ver, blue and brow Uncasville, blue and brown, 1: CAMBRICS— nard, ¢; Eddystone lining, 24 inch double face, S4¢; Garner A lazed, bo; Manhattan glove finish, Sje; Newpc d.u;.l‘.,‘wm fei Pequot do Bos Liockwood kid Anish, & SRSET JEANS—Amory, 8¢ i 23 Clarend:n, Hallowel ndros g Orvijord 7A«, . Pepperill katteon 9he; Rockpo PRINTS- Allens, @ | Arnald, 7o ;m i , Bhe; Mer rimac D, 7c; Mystic, 53c; bpm-uu, e 3 De- [ 5 FIS . I—F:xmily white fish, 90 Ib hf bbls, | ¢, 50; | Ortental - Powdor, kegs, 86.40; d 2| 187 proo | wkiskies, 1 00@1 50; fine blended, %mmm fe; do. Gh\ghlmu, Te; Marl. boru, e; Otiental Hi\(-HA\H——Ammkug, 104c; Amos- keag dress 124 Argyle, 10hc; Atlantio, ge; Cumberland, Highlana, 8o Kenilworth, 8fc; Plun kett, 10je; Sue- & x, 8, COTTONADES-—Abbersille 184c; Agate, %c; American, 116 Artisian, 20c; Cairo D and T, 134c; ClarfondD) and T, 174¢; Decean Co, stripes Dand T, 16¢; Key- stone, 184o; \an(vu‘kfit 19¢; Nonpareil, 16c; Ocean D and T, 134e; Royal, 164+ Suesex, 12c; Tioga, 134c; Wachusett shirt- ing shecks, 124e; do, Nankin, 124e; York plain Nanikin, 124c; do, checks, tripes and ancy, 1 SHEE do 94, i 8, 17¢ Cigars and Tobaccos. Secds, $15.00; Uonnectiout, Mixed, 835, od Havana, : ClearHavana, 00, Golden Tule, 0y Our Rn]m. first quality, 62c; pounds, 24 Ib, hum,soc Horse Shoe, 24 Tb, butts, 60c; Gilt Edge, § Ib, butts, 60; Army and Navy, 55¢; Bullion, smun(h, 60c; Lorile x, pounds, 61c, FIN Tl pails,—Hard to Beat, 7he; Gnldeu Thread, 70c; Fountain, 80c Favorite, 65¢; Rocky Mountain, ~60c Fancy, B55c; Daisy, 50o,—In tin foil (mm. 0.8, 51b boxes, per Ib 63c; Lori- 0'5(‘, Diamond anm. 660, S\l()Kl iy 24 1b, 60c Star, RTRA\V H()Allh—-l‘er Ib, BEAR CREEK LIME- 81 PLASTER PARIS-$2 8. LOUISVILLE CEME Bullding Mat LIME-—Ter barrel, $1 85 850, Cement, bbl, $2 50, bbl, 82 50, Hai r bu, 850, arre felt 100 1bs, 85 50, Straw board, 84 €0 PAPER--Straw paper, 8fo; rag paper, 4o dry goods paper, Tc; manila paper, 10c; news paver, COAL—Cumberland blacksmith, £12; ‘\lunh Run Blossburg, $12; Whitebreast Tump, 86 £0; Whitebreast nut, $6 50; Towa Tump, 86 50; lowa nut 86 50; 'Rock Spring 88: Anthracite, all sizes, 812 00@12 NAILS—Rates, 10 to 60V, 3 60, Orups, DRUGS AND CHEMICALS —Acid Carbolie, 50c; Acid, Tartaric, 500; Balsam Copabia, per Ib, 750; Bark, “M!Afinn per 1b, 14c; Calomel, per 1b, 75¢; Cinol honidin, per o7, $100; Chloroform, per Ib, 100} Dover's |mmlnn, r 1b, 81 40; Epeor shlts, wer n. She; Glycerine, pure, per Ib, 0c; "Lead, = Acetate, per Ib, n.l (mur, No, 1, per gal, #1 ‘25 Oil; Castor, No, 8, per gal, 8120; Oi Olive, per gal. §1 50; Oil, (hlm\m\'x\ S, 200, I, bulk per bu Towa plaste b0, Opium, $1 Liuhflne AW, &R er oz, 82 40; Dotassinm, Todide, per 1y 2 85; ' Salaom, per oz, 40c; Sulphate of Morphine, per 1b, por oz, 84 00. Sulphur fiour, trvchnine. ver oz, $1 40, Wool. Merino nnwashed, light, 14@16¢; 138G 15e; medium uwashed, light, washed, choice, 82¢; fair, 80c; tub-dingy and w., 28¢; burry, blackand cotted woo Hides Furs, Etc. @6e iesn HIDES—Green butcher's hide,; 6@Gic 4oy NG—All firades—Common, %ita 33c. Granulated—Blackwells Durham, 16 o7 51¢; Dukes Durham, 16 oz, 50c;_Senl of North Carolina, 16 oz, 46; Seal of Nebras. ka, 16 oz, 38c; Lone Jack, 4 oz, linen bagy per Ib, $1.85; Marburgs’ Puck, 2 oz, tin oil, 6 5o; Dog T ail, 6be. Paints Olls aind Varnishes. PAINTS IN OIL—Whito lead, Umaha P. P., 64c; whito lead, O, P.&C Cb .8.1.64 pure {arseillosgreon, 8o b 1b cans, 00 ronch sinc, en tonl 186; French sinc, red seal, 110; French zinc, in varnish nest, 20c; Irench zince, in ofl amst, 1oc; Raw aad burnt umber, 11b cans 12¢; raw and burnt_ Sienna, 13c: vandyke brown, 13.; refined lampblack, 12¢; cosch black,’ 1 ivory black, 16¢; drop black, 16¢; Pruasian blue, S0c; ultramarine blue, 18¢; chrome green, L. M. & D., l4c; blind and shutter green, L M. & D e; Pariy greon, 18 diah red, 15c; Venetian red, c; Tuscan dre, 22¢; American \'anrlllnd 1. & P., 18¢; chrome yellow, L., M., 0, & D’ 0., 18¢; vellow ochre, So; golden ochre, 15; patent Uryer, 6c; graining colora: light_onk, dark oaz, walnut, chestnut and ash 12¢, Dry Paints White lead, 64c; French rinc, 10c; Parls whiteing ~ 2fo; whiting Fua.,a 1he; whiting com'l, 1}c; lampbl erman. fown, Tho; lampEiack, ordiunry, 80; Prus- sian blue, 45c; ultramarine, 180; vandyke, brown, 8¢; umber,fburnt, 4c; umber, raw, Acjsienna, burnf, do; sienna, raw, do Paris gresn gouat geniu, 3; Paris green com' 2Zbe; chrome N.'Y.' 20c; chrom- groen K., 120, vor vemmmn, Ting., 70c; ver- million, 'America, 18c; Indian red rose pink, 14c; venetian read, Godloonis : venetian red Am., 1c; rod load, The; \rome yellow, genuine, 20c; chrome’ yel: low, K., 12c; ochre, rochelle, 80; ochre, Urench, 2de; oclee, | American, " Lhe} Winter's mineral, 24c; lohigh brown, 2 o spanish brown, 24c; ce’s mineral VARNISHES—Barvels per s;nllun. Turniture, extra, 81 10; furniture, No. 1, $1; furaiture, U, 8c; coach, extra, $1 40; oach, No, 1, 81 20; Damar, $1 50; Japa 70c; asphaitum, 70c; shellac, $350; hai oil hntah, 81 50 OILS—110" carboa, headlight, per galloa, 12kc; 175 headlight, per gallon, 1640; eryutoling, per gallon, 196; raw, per gallon, 60; Fisced, boilod, per gallon, 0%0; lard, winter str'd, per cal: o, 80: "o, ) Ta e 2 G0c; Pk, \}.x, per gallor, 125; No. 8, 115; swost, c; wperm, W. B., per gallon, 55 tinb, W, .. por gallon, 606; extra, per gallow, 75c; No. 1, | outing, zero, pes gallon, 80c; g golden wachine, No. 1, per gallon, 85c; 2, 50; sporm, signal, per gallon, S0c; ter- pontine, per gallon, 75c; naptha, 74°, per gatlon, 0c; 64 Hoewy Hardware List, Iron, rates, 8340; plow ateel, special cast, 7¢; orucible, Sc; speclnl ul' l..ennn «yc, cast’ tool do, 15@20 w ok, beiy 295 ‘;uo,huin,mnsc,l 5 ol 0es, sawod dey, 140; womgries, ouch, 70@8hc;_axlos, ach, 75¢c; square nuts, per 1b, 7@Le whem per 1b, 5@18c; 1b, 11c coil chaln, per I, 6@1i2: e hlu, [ 6c; crowbars, Go: harrow teoth, 4c; homseshoes, por keg, 5 00; spring steel, 7@kc; Burden’s horsesaces, b Burden’s muleshoes, 6 35, Buck shot, $2. 210, SHOT.—3hot, $L,8: kegs, 83.48; do., quarter kegs, & 88; Blast. ing, keus, £3,85: ‘use, ver 100 feet G0c. BAKBED WIRE—In, cnr hm,,.s 30 per 109; in less than car lots, 8 55 wer 100, Leather. Oak sole, 8¢ to 42¢; hemlock sule, 28c to Fer gallon, 113¢;1°50 | * - | Rye.. cured 7o; bidee, - green salt, part cured 7o hidon, G dey flnty sound, @15 o calf and kip, 19@13c; dry saft hides, sonnd, 10@11¢; gmn calf, wt. 8 to15 Iba, lO(lflllo, groen call, wt, under § Ibs, per_ skin, 0o, rect polts, SO@S$1 25 green Iamb skink, §1°25@1 0} damnged hides, two-third rate, classed two- cut scored and one grub, tLicds rate,) branded hides 10 per eent, off. Goon ing, No. 1, doe; No. 2 806; No. 3 20.; No. 4, 10c. _Mink, No. 1, -3 3053 No. 8, 160; No. 4, o, _Tox, Ly Skunk, No. 1, mm, 05(:: -hurt stripe, 400; narrow nrlpe 2b0; Uroad stripe, 10c. ‘Lallow, 6c, Chicago Froduce. Onreaco, .\[ny 4. Flour—Dull; spring wheat flour, 4 75@ 00; common to choice western, b 00@ } commun to fancy Minnesota, 8 00@ Wheat—No. 2 spring unsottled and_{@ fc lower on the regular board, und closed on call board at 126@1%7 for cash; 1273 for May; 130§ for June; 120 for July; 1174 for August; 1074 for the year; 115@1 18 for No. 3; rejected nominal, Corn—No, 2 active, unsettled and lower, closing on call' at 74fc for cash; T4fc for May; 73fc for June; 74ic for July; 74fc for August; high mixed, 71{@ T2, Oats—Teregular and lower; 59 May; H3ic for June; 468c for Jul: for the year. Bulk Meats—Weak and lower, Pork-—Mess ‘declined 10@ ¢, closing at 18 40@18 50 for cash; I for May; | 7' 1845 for June; 17 b‘!\@l?m for July;|* 17 124 for the year, Barley—Dall at 1 08@110 for No. 2 cash; 97¢ for No, 3. Rye--Lower at 82¢ for No. 2 cash and May; other futures nominal, Lard—Market active and lower; 11 30@ 1135 for cash; 11 @11 35 for May; 11875 for June; 1151} for July; 11 62) August; 1 Y for the year, Bacon—Short ribs steady at 10 35 for cash and 5 10 40 for June; 10 50 for 110 60 for August. Steady; choice to Luuy cream- ¥, ood, 22@ 24¢; choice to fitfe dniry, 20@22¢; fair to choice, Le for Baie 1@ 18¢, Eggs—16@15 Whisky—1 20 Rec'ts. Shipmw’ta Flour.... 72 4 8T Wheat. 7 Corn . Burley. i Ovnndl Bluffs Market. Couxor, Bruses, May 4, Flowr—Crystal Mills Golden Sheaf, 3 60; California nrvka, pnen: 8 80; best brand of Kansas, 8 50@3 90; Kansas and Misseuri flonr 8 5 ruhh\m, 87b; rye four, 3 40, Bren and Shorts—20 00 per ton Chop Corn—24 0 per ton. Wheat—No. 2, 1 15; Ne, 3, 80¢. Corn—(4 Oats—No, 2, Kye-70, Barley—No. 2, 75c; No. 8, F03, Hay—Loose, 5 00@6 60; buled, bale, Wood—5 00@6 00, Wool—15@2%h. Butter—Creamery, $5c; in rolls, weap: ned, 2 ls not wrapped, 200; muzed colors, 15 Eggs—12he. H0c. 700 pee Ge; hemlock kip, 80c to 1€6; runmer, G5 to B0c; hemlock calf, 85c to 1 20; e lock upper, %3c to 26c; alligator, 400 o 5 50; t Greisen kid, £ 50 to 275; oak kip, 800 to 1 .08; oak ufl( 120 to 130; Hieench kip, 136't0 1 55; French calf, 1 25 to 2 00; rus- netts, b 50 wv 50; llnmuu H0; toppings, 9 00 €0 10 50; B to 85c; pebbla 0. D, Morocoo, 85¢; simon, 20 0.5 00, HARNESS—No 1 star ok, No 4 2)c; 2 do, 49¢; No. d Ohio oak, 3 0, 2 do, 3ic; No. 1 Milwaukoe, §7¢; No, 2 do, 3c. isk and ol grades are uun:f well at » slicht advanco in prices. The demand for good horses ozcoeds thy supply consideraoly. ~ Prices raugo as fol- owa: Fino single drivers, $150, to 200.; Extra draft horses, 8175, to 225.; Common drait horver, 8100, to mo Extra farm horses, ; | 8110. €0 125.; Common to good farmn horses 800, to $100; Extra plug, $60. to 75.; €20, to $40, Comuon plu . . MULES.—15+0 154 hands (oxtra), $125, to 1505 14] to 15 hands, 810E. to 140, 14 to 14 mn#;l, $75. t0'100.; 134 to 14 . to bands, uors, ALCOHOL —1 ‘47 proof, 2 80 | gallon; extra Californla wplrits, %97 proof, er wine 1 80 per proof gallon; triple refimed spirits, 1 24 per proof gallon; wa-distilled 150@ £ 50; Kenbucky bow rbons, 2 00@7 00; Ken- tacky ané Penusybvania ryes, 260@7 00 BRANDIES—Twported, 86 80@16 00; domestic 140@4 00 { %%I\fi;.z oorted, 4 50@6 00; 2omestic, S—Imported, 4 B0@6 €); New Eggland, 2\02@4 00; domestic, 1 50@8 60 PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY— a4 CHAMPMNPH—«'mrumfl per cane, 28 W(;KI 0; Arearizaa, case, 12 20@ (‘LARF‘T‘{-vPcr cpse, 4 B0@16 00 WINES—Riine wine, per case, 6 00@ 20 00; Catawba, per case, 4 00@7 06, Lumber. WHOLESALE. ‘We guote lumber, lath and shingles on: otes ol Omaha s the follewing prices: JOIST AND SCANTLENG ~16 ft, and under, $21 00; luu $22 00, 6 £¢. and uader, 822 00, TIME hx A\U JOIST 18 ft., $23 005 Cft . 82 24 ft!, 827 50. FENCIN G No. T 4.and 6 in.,' 822 00; No. 2, §20 00, SHEETING — No. boards). 18 56; No, S'I'AJCK! BOARL 12-in, C, 1 (2nd common 2, 817 00, —lun. l;. 823 00; B, 8 IOI' b, ‘l 00; ©, l‘l UUHI'\I A, 810 00; B, $37 50; C, $52 00; D, 823 00, SHINGLLS- No. 1, 81 75; Gin. clear, ctea A, Potatoes—1 50; Sukt Liake, 160, Onions—1 26@1 40, Dressed Poultry—Chéckens, 10c; ducks, 16c; goens, 12hc; turkeys, 124, Live Chickens—2 7£@3 00 per dozen, St, Louis Produce. Sr, Louis, Mag 1, changed. Lower amd<low; No, 2 red, n:x:o;rul 5 'for cushi 2 88 bid for May! 1 24 for June: 114§ for July;kl 10, for llul,nut 1.10§ for \upwmher, 108§ for 'year; No, $ 1 24 vid; No, 4 do. 1 ‘'orn —Lower and inactive; 74}@7%c for cash; 744 for May: 73jc for June: 74fc for July; 73jc fer "August; bbjc for the year, Oats Lowers G7c bid for cash; 53le for Whny; 78} for dune; ¢4de for July, . Tye—Dull at 81¢ Barley—Quiet at S6a@1 10, dull ut 4 70 asked, Inchanged, y—Stewty nt Hi and strony at 18 62f bid 19, Pork - Hiy dor cash; 15 65 bid for May, Dry Salt Meat Wigher gnd firmer; dhonlders, 7 G0; short vib, 10 00@ 14 60; akort clear, 11 00, Lard— Nominal; 11 2b, Rec'ts, Bhipmts, Flour ) 5,000 Wheat . 51000 Corn 774000 Oats . 204000 Ry, errs none Basloy ... nene Chicago Live Btook. CH10AGO, May 4. The Drover's Journal reports as follows: Cattle - Inquiry was chiefly on local ac- court; sales ranged from 3 40@h 124 for butehers’ cows, heifers and stecrs, and at 7 20 Cor shipping steees. There was noth- ing done by stock buyers and feeders up to 11 o'clock, The fresh receipts were 5,400 head, A large nuw ber of stock cat- tle that have acchwulated in the pens, and with only a limited inquiry existing, wre stifl in the pens unsold, Hoge—The market opened quict and a r, but later became more active uled steady at about yester- day's figures, shippers and packers tuking hold freely. Sules ranged from 6 95@7 40 for common to choice light packing and dipping lots; 7 10@7 70 for heavy pack- ing, sud from 7 15@7 80 for fair to extra wmooth hewvy I]l\pl;mg lots; skips and culls sold at 6 10@ 1or common light to fair lots, Rec »n-u 4500 head . Bliee] airly active, but weaker and Lower owing tu poor quality; racge, 4 0@ 625, —— '.l'modn Froauce. HHH' LAP—Plai 32!00 0. G, Nor 2, $21 00; O, ( ,s‘fi.no‘). _CEILINC No. 8, 820 08; §in, N 0. 1, $42 50, . No. 8, 837 50; 1-.in l 8 50, (m(m'..’:w "Touxug, Moy 4. New York Prolm New York, Mlz 4 Dull; Minnesota extrl\. 10@ ¢ mil do, 4 75@8 60; southern v, lme quiet, common to choice 50. )mmfl heavy, lawer and un- i, cl.mng firm At & nhmle over lowest Hnm 6@ mixed, May irm, but quiet and lower; 11 623 for cash; 11 60 for June, Whisky—Nominal, e Pooria Prodaoe. Pronia, May 4. Corn—Kasy and lower; high mixed, THE WATER TEST Final Blow-off and hibition of the New Works, It is Probably the Last That Will Be Made, The The long-looked-forward-to test of the Omaha water system took place last evening at b o'clock It had been intended to have the test at 11 in the morning and the hose were distributed and preparations made when the wind arose in guste and made it impossible to have a fair trial. For the first time in a good whilo it was found possible to get the city council present and yesterday works 8h@7ae: mixed, 731G Uats— Dull and low @bde Rye—Dull an; Highwines—Firm at11 No. 2 white, 41} Ttec'ta, Ship'ta. Wheat, none 1,425 A Corn Onts i tyo 500 Darley, none Cincinnati Produoe. CINOINNATI, May 4, Mess Pork—Firm at 10 00@19 25, Lard Prime steam 11 14 Bulk Moats—Clear sid I‘; T0@11 75, No, 2 red, Flour—Winter family Wheat—Quiet and e 138@1 41, Corn—No. 2 mixed, 78}c, Oats ~ uuhw. and fairly steady; No. mixed, 55 ny \Vllluk - 11 24 u(or. steady: No, 2, 90}c, and eany; No. 2 fall, 105, (md demand and firm At ———— Cotton Market. Nrw Yok, May 4. Spot cotton quiet and steady The auo- tation of midling u}\llnd remains at 11 25; walew are 530 bales for expy rt, 896 bates to spinners and 600 bales delivered on con- tract, Futures closed quiet and steady; lead- ing months 8@4 per cent higher than yes: terdny; May, 12 21; June, 12 uly, 12485 Auguat, 1263; September, Kansas City Live Stook. Kansas Ci1y, May 4. Cattle—Receipts 594 he: uhl{lmunu, 256 head, Market steady; native s hipoers 5 75@7 25; native stockers, 3 93@4 50; na- tive cows, 8 00@b 50, Hoga—Receipts, 3,903 head; shipments, 1,640 head. Market slow and drsgging and 10c lower. Sales ranged from 6 10 to 735; bulk from 6 80 to 7 00, Philadelvhia Produoe. PHILADELPHIA, May 3. Wheat—Fiim at 145} for cash; 141@ 1 454 for May. 2}@ Lum---hrm at 83)@8S6c for cash; Om.u—hnu ut 004@013c for cash and 834e for May. Quiet at 91c bid, oo Potrnhmm» CLrVELASD, May 4, Petroleum—Quiet and quotations un- changed; standard whitel10 test, 6ic. Niw Youx, May 4. Petrolenm—Shade stronger but _quil united, 720; crude, in barrels, MLL/}C, naptha, in barcels, Baltimore Produos. Bavrivonrg, May 4. Flour—Dull. ‘Wheat—Southern, steady; fultz, 1 35@ 142 No. 2 red winter, casy a5 143 for casti and May. Corn—White sonthern dull at 91c; Low, nominal at 87o; mixe. western, qulet at K34 for cash; S3)@¥4he for May. Liverpool Produce. Taverpoon, My 4. Flour—American, 105@12s 8d. Wheat —Winter, 95 10d@ 10+ 5d; white, 95 10d@10s 3d; spring, 9,@10s; elub, 108 Sd@10s td. Corn—0s 8 Pork: Lard— Eant Liborty Live Stook. FAsT LiBER?Y, Pa., May 3, Fair and unchanged, Receipts, yments, 817, Hogs—Active, Receipts, 1,700 cars; shipments, 1.600 cars I‘mlm]--lphiu, 77 @7 85 Yorkers, 7 :50(@7 40, ( attle Turpanthl. unrklt WimiNgToN, N, €, May Rogin—Steady; strained, 1 85; xuml 11)0 Spirita—Finm at 43¢, Tar—Firm at 2 10, s - -— Buffalo Live Stook. Easr BurraLo, May 4. Hogs—Steady: receipts, 6L hem.m,» ments, 57 he: Y orkers, 7 20@7 H0; good medium weiizhts, 760@7 85, il Kansas City Produce Market. KAansas Civy, May 4. Wheat—Weak and lower; No. 2" cush, 1.28); No. 3 cash, 99c; May, 100; June, 91c; No, 4 cashs. 903c; M June, 7hc. Corn. Broke bailly; No, 2 mixed, cash; ; June sales, 724c; No. 2 8,633 1,100 4,026 Mnrhu lnt-luuumo- National Asmociated Pross. New York May 4 —Bailed--The Fresia for Hamburg; State of Nebras- ka for Glasgow; Uity of Paris for Liv- erpool, Arrived—The Wieland from Hamburg; Canada from Harve; Aca- pulec from Aspinwall, ANtwerr, May 4.- Sailed —The Pietre for New York; De Conink for Boston, Hampura, May 4.—Arrived—The Cimbria and Selisia from New York. afternoon they accordingly made the laat test which will probably be made, unless tho council should order an- other. There were eight stroams thrown last ovening, six upon Karnam street, from Ninth to Fiftoenth, one at the corner of Fifteenth and Douglas and ono at the corner of Fifteenth and Dodge. The contract requires that eight stroams shall be thrown above a height of 110 feet. .The whole eight in this instance were thrown considerably higher than 110 feet at one time, with some wind prevailing against. Citv Engineers Rosewater and Tillotson were stationed upon the hill with instruments and took the measure, whilo Messrs, Corby and Thrane, of the council committee on water works and sowerage, were alno present to note the height of the streams. The streams wero thrown for a length of three quarters of an hour, and over a height of 135 feet; which is 40 feot higher than the dome of the opera house. There were five 1 inch nozzles, one 1} inch nozzle, and two 1} inch noz- zles ured in tho test, throwing more water than is called for, the contract requiring only eight streams from or.e inch nozzles, This was made necee- sary by the breaking of two or three nozzles. At the close of the eight-stream teat all hydrants were shut off except the one at the Wabash corner, when that single stream was testod as to its capability of throwing water over the opera house. A stream was thrown diagonally across the dome upon the rear portion of the building, which is across the highest point required, in order to cover it a stream from 166 to 175 feet long. The wind was blowing quite hard, but for all that tho water went clear over it, as was seen by a Bre reporter and others, who stood in front of McMahon & Abert's drug store. In this test one pump only was used, which was run at the rate of twenly -eight strokes per minute, and the whole town was at the time being supplied with water, every valve being opened. The consump- tion at this time of day 18 more than at any other, and duting the test was at the rate of 1,300,060 gallons for twenty-four honrs, A funny incident occurred on the corner of Fifteenth and Farnam when that hydrant was opened. The hose bursted just back of the nozzle, which was held by threemen, They dropped itin a hurry and ran. The tremen- dous force of the stroam caused the hose to gyrate and twist and cavort around like & wounded snake just be- fore sun-down, and the spectators who stood on either side of tho stroet fled to the inside of the houses for safoty from a wetting, Beforo the hydrant could be turned off, the noz zle was jerked clear off, and the length of hose to which it was at- tached ruined. The streets at each corner where a hydrant was located were deluged and the pedestrians had to run a regular gauntlot under the shetler of umbrel- las through the shower which fell around, The scene on Farnam street was shobugrnphed at the beginning of the isplay leou Away. We cannot help noticing the liberal offer made to all invalids and suffcrers by Dr. King's New Discovery for « mummpl You are requested to”call at C. F. G man's Drug Store, and get a Trlul Bottle free of cost, 1f you ave suffering with Con- ‘sumption, Severe Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Loss of Voice, Hoarseness, or any affection of the Throat or Lungs, 1t will positively cure you, e BEST SHOES IN AMERICA. Young men caN pe fitted with the most fashionable shoe made. THE NEWEST DESIGN OF SHOES, THE FINEST AND BEST SMOES, THE LARGEST ANSORTMENT, A CHILD CAN BUY AS CHEAP AS A MAN, 14th and I, urmun. A D. Murlu. Seo New Goods at Kurf e awfip ‘og pvaq o[qauu 8,350, ooy "TNEW GOODS. NEW NOVELTIER in Drees Goods at Wiig & Westberg's, cor, 10th and Jackson, Lavekeoor, May 4.—Arrived—The Indiana from Philadelphia; 1ltaly and City of New York from New York. QUuEENSTOWN, May 4,—Bailed—The Canada for New York. s LLEVEN YEARS TRIAL, Corumpia, Pa., March 16, 1877, To whom it way concen This certifies that I had Hawthorn's Centennial Excelsior Paint applied to the roofs of all my buildings six years ago, and T am confident that it will not require renewal for many years, Geo, Bogle, President First National Bank, It will be seen from the above that the roofs are now eleven years old and any one doubting the merit of the paint can write to Mr. Bogle andlearn the condition of the same at the pres- If you have any Upholstering to be done, remember Riley's is the place to get satisfaction both in workmanship and price; 1412 Dodge street. may4-3¢ THE MONITOR OIL STOVE, LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S SUITS AT KURTZ'S, 1306 FARNAM STREET. We are now prepared with a fall line of Ladies’ and Children's Suits to which we invite special attention, SILK AND SATIN DOLMANS, Our stock is now complete and we are showing all the novelties of the season, LADIES' WALKING JACKETS, 100 stylos containing all the new things at very low prices. LADIES' AND CHILDREN LARS, Open this day the choicest assorte ment ever exhibited in Omaha, which the ladies are invited to inspect. KURTZ'S STORE, 1306 Farnam Street. COL- i1 0 ¢ PYOY O[qavul ¥ 30, YoMy -— Woe are still selling our entire SHOE Stock at the greatest reduction ever made in Omaha, Come while the opportunity lasts. WITG & WESTBERG, Cor. 10th and Jackson. Do your shopping at Kurtz's, The best ;place | FOR CASH is at W. N. Wurrsey's, 1621 Duugln St. i THE MONITOR OIL STOVE Be sure and soe it before you buy. MILTON ROGERS & SON. buy fine Shoes mayd-2t U Roceiving daily New Goods at WM. GENTLEMAN’S Crockery Store. Remember those 10c Canned Goods and 16¢ Dried Fruits, md 3¢ i aufito "0q proy o[qIvu §3j0, jowE Tce Cream at the Opera House Ros- taurant may3 6t - - WIRE SCREEN CLOTH, green, drab, landscape. Largest stock; low- eat prices. MILTON ROGERS & SON, — All the Noveltis at Kurtz's, A. B. Hubermann leaves to-duy for New York and will take the steamer Wieland there on the 11th for Ham- burg on a business trip for Precious Stones, Ete. - CHOICE BUTTER, FRESH EGGS, FANCY GROCERIES, may3-3t F. A. McCSHANE'S. Attontion Musioclans! Read the following and save on every piece of music you buy from 25 to 60 cents. Look at this! Music at 2 cents each. Latest and best selected Sheet Music only 2 cents each; pieces for 10 cents, both vocal and instrumental. Come and get cata- logue. Buy one and convince your- self. A. HOSPE, JR., may 3tf Art and Music Halls. LI Falconer's Restaurant at the Opera House. 20 may3-6t The coolest place for Ice Cream is at the Opera House Restaurant. muy3-Gt el — Short Horn Bulls for salo—good ones. J. C. McBripe, Apr28d2w2t Lincoln, Neb. *qgfirn 0o nwam giqaBm 8330, Ojowy ResHE it THE MONITOR OIL STOVES ‘ are warranted in every respect, and will do all the work of an ordinary cooking stove. Sold only by MILTON ROGERS & SON, Farnam and 14th. e b The General Commuttee on the High School tower clock are requested to meet at the rooms of the Board of Ed- ucation (Williams' Bloek) at 4p, o on Friday, May 6, 1882, Comumittes —E. K, {ung, C. F (modmnn, A. P, Tukey, L. Richardson, C. J. Green, Supt. Lane, J. J. Points, P. L. Purmo. Max Meyer & Bru Chas, Shiverick, H. P. Deuel, J. E Boyd, A. N. Berguuon,c E. Yost, J.C. Cowin, Howard Kennedy, Clark Wuodmnn, J. 8. Caulfield, L. M Bennett, A. Oruickshank, Geo. L. Rosewater, D, ©. Brooks, may3-2t ——— All kinds of Mattresses made to order and old ones renoyated a RILEY'S, Miller, 1. 1412 Dodge street.- ——— For Burt Shoes for ladies and gen-* tlemen, go to W. N, WarrNey's, may4 2¢ 1421 Douglas St, AETATE Do your shopping at Kurtz's, CELEBRATED WHITE MOUN- TAIN ICE CREAM FREEZERS, Best to use; cheapest to buy. MILTON ROGERS & SON. lurnmu uud 14th streets, Fivest CREAM 80DA AT Kuny & Co.’s, 15th and Douglas street. Try ok RAseoexrRY CREAM S0DA MADE BY IMPROVED PROCESS, NEW Svrups, Live Juice, Rep CURRANT, THE CEL- ERBATED RED MALTA ORaANGE, Also the famous Chicago Mead, the most healthy drink known, Mineral waters on draught, may3-1m Fresh Fish of all kinds, wholesale and rotail, at Motz & Rosenstein’s '8, B Heaps and Pilos of Vegotables, Sold only by MILTON ROGERS & BON, 14th and Farnam streets. 1t pays to trade at Kurt Losr—A black Morocco pocket- book containing mileage tickets, papers, cash, etc. Buitable reward will pe paid by leaving it at Shreve, Jarvis & Co., Millard block, corner 11th and Harney, e ——— ent time, Funk & Shockey, State Agents, Warner's safe Kidney and Liver oure, dlw - Jacob Mhruull of l.umuur, G Wheat—Stead 1 40} for cash; 140 for May lnrJum,l 18§ for July; 1 144 for August. ro—Dull; 73de¢ for high mixed; for No. 2; 704 for May; 4o for Outs ~Quiet; No, bbc; B8fc for the year, 2 snys your BERING BLOSSOM works we 1 for everythig you recommend it; wyself, wife and children have all ueed it, and you can't find a heslthier fawily in New York state,—Uct, b, 1550, wb dlw 'S COMBINED FIL- TEKS AND COOLERS AND WA- TER COOLERS, Large stock, new patterns, at very low prices. MILTON ROGERS & SON, e —————E There will be asociable this evening at the residence of Mrs, Ward, on Capitol avenue, between 11th and 12th, given by the ladies of the First M. E. church, to which all are cor- dially invited, Lemons per doz. 25c, Eggs 0 doz for $1.00, Plenty of_Good Butter, mayd-3t at BUFFETT'S, — The celebrated MONITOR OIL STOVE, so well und favorably known, can bo had only MILTON R(J(-Ll{b & SON, Farnam and 14th Streets, J.C. ELLIOTT&CO. Plumbing, Steam & Bas Fitting AGENTS ¥OR ELANY W ORTELDS Turbine Water Motor, 7ALSO JOBBEES] IN Pumps, Pipe Fittiug and Bras Cor, 14th and Harney, Omaha, Neb, Wavas Mo10a LN CONSTANT OPREATION] |