Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 12, 1882, Page 5

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1882. FINANCE AND COMMERCE. FINANCIAL. New Yomrk, May 11, mn, ln noh. I Money closed at 3 per ocent. Bn\lhndllum 1 to 5 1 cans, 206 | Coon akins, No, 1, 45¢; No. 2, 806; No. 3, Totedo m h sine, 12¢; French zinc, [ 20.; No. 4, 106, ‘m..i, o, B0 No. & Totxno, May 11. onrl, 440; llllver Uloss, lfl md wseal, 1103 nneh zine, in varnish asst, !)o; No. 8, 15¢; No, 4, be. No. 1,| Wheat—Firm at 138} for cash, No. 3 Nh. @ French :lnoo, in ofl asst, 15c; Raw | 80c; No, 2, 256, Skunk, Nm , black, | 138 for May; 134} for June; 118} for burnt umber, 115 cans 120; raw and | 650; short stri do~ DATTOW W ”'01 -'uly, 115 for August; 1134 for the burnt Sienna, 13c: vandyke brown, 13.; | iread atripe, 100, x‘.uow. Cyrn—Firmer at 80c for high mixed; refined lampblack, 12¢; coach black, 1%; 770 for No, 2 cash; 76c for May; 76c for luury black, 16¢; mp‘flnk, 160; Prussian Oounoil m-n Market. J 5}c for July; 59}o tor the year, ; ultramarine blue, 18¢; chrome Oounorr, Bu May 11 Oats ~Nothing doing. « M. & D,, 14¢; blind and shutter | Flour—Crystal Mills Golden Sheaf, Jrtuinn. e Clnvn, 40c; Nutmegs, 81 00: 3—Per eaddie, mc; square cases, £5,1 SOAPS—Kirk’s Savon Imporhl 3 30, 8 30; Kirk's standard, 8 Exchange closed firm at 4 83@4 90}, Governmenta closed firm, GOVERNMENT BONDS, Prairie Queen, 00 caken), o 40; Kirk's magrolin, 4 656 JANDLES—Boxes, 40 Ibs, 16 oz, 1B0; boxes 40 Ibs., 16 oz., B, 16¢. o LY E—American, 8 40; Greenwich, Western, 2 75; North Star, 2 60; Iye, 4 60; Jeweli Iye, 275, POTA\\}(——I’mnnylmml oans, 4 doz., 3 35; Babbitt's Ball, 2 dor, in onse, 190; Anchor Ball 2 doz in case, 150, FIELD SEED — Red new, 8600 per bushel; mammoth clover $700; white clover, s cloyer, new, $12 m. RAILROAD BONDS, Pacific railroad bonds closed as follows: White lead, fige, Yrench rinc, 10; Paris Union Sinking Funda. The stock market to-day was extremely dull, but generally strong throughout, O alieht flnctuations in early dealings there was an_advance of 1 to 13 per cent,, but green K., 1205 vermillion, Eng., 70c; ver- | colors, 1 n, L. M, & D)., 140; Paris sy N S e—— ilish red, 156) V‘emth\nmd,gn?mm 8 60; California Euroka, patent, 8 80; best Baltimore Prodnos. dre, 2203 Amarlcnn \crmlliod. L&P, ”'C; Mi 0@4 25; [nhnn 5; ;| chrome yellow, T, My O. &'D. 0., 186) | ey Boch & 46, ° o b yellow ochre, 9¢; golden ochre, 15; P‘"‘nt Bran and Shorts—20 00 per ton dryen, e gratning olors, light onk, dark |- Ghop Corn—4 1 per tan. brand of Kansas, 8 50@8 90; Kansas and Flour--Steady. fultz; 1 40@1 44 for longberry; No. May. Corn ~White southern dull,[S8@89 low dul 886, ut, chestnut and ash 130, Wheat—No. 2, 1 10@1 16, Dry ®aints Corn—6be, 5 whiting _gilde i it | Whiting oo, i Tt "S.m.n. 75e: No. 8, 103, . 103 1.mph ack, ordinary, 8c; Prus , 500@6 00; baled, 76 per Now York Dry Goods. ll'»c. ultnmnnna, S¢; vandyke, o, New Yok, May 11, hmwn, 8¢; umber,fburnt, 4e; umber, raw, | Wood—5 00@6 00, The dry goods market to-day has been burn t, 4c; sienna, raw, 4o | Wool—15@25, dull and (enmnlen,lm rs having become reen genuine, 85c; Paris green com'l | Butter—Creamery, 850;in rolls, wrap. | apathetic owing to tinued unseason- z.m chrome. groen, N. ¥.' 206 chrom: | ved, 35@50 mllllnn, "America, 18c; Indian red, 10¢, Eggs—150, trade has been mostly quiet, transactions roso pink, 1dc; venetian_read, Cookson’s Potatoos—Rose md Scotoh, 125, having been chiefly contined to filling small : venetian red Am., 93: red lead, 74o;| Onions—1 25@1 orders, of which a fair number are coming ohrome yallow, genuine, chrome' yel: | Live Chiokenso—s 00 per dozen, forward by mail and telegraph. the rise induced sales to realize, and a re- action of 1@ per cent. onsued. During | ¢ the afternoon, however, this decline was recovered and the market closed at the best prices of the day. The stocks most actively traded wers Lake Shore, Wabash preferrod, Deaver & Rio Grande, Delaware, Lackawanna & Western and Northern The sales to-day aggrezated 180,- 185, orchard grass, £ 50; choice, 105 millet, common or 80c; m M,Gemun. HED‘“‘BHFD—OW orange, 1 to 5 buehels, 5500, osage orange, 10 bushels or hmuy locust, per Ib., 85¢; per FIS l-}< nmlly white fish, 90 Ib hf bhhg n 1 white fish, 90 1b hf bhl 101b kln, 850; Ne $100 "t 813 ”' wmwr‘. mineral, zgf Iehigh brown, 2 spanish brown., 2he; VARNISHES—Barrels allon. Turniture, extra, 81 10; fumnm. fo. 81; lurnlture, U, 850; conch, extra, $1 OILB—llO carbon, 2c; oobre, rochelle, 30; ool e ochre, American, 1 Chiocago Frodaunos. Ou10aao, May 11, rince's m(nu " Flonr—flz...dy, spring wheat flour, 4 75 @7 00; for comimon £o chy common to fancy Minnesota, 8 00 patent winter wheat flours, 6 00@ | 14,000 head; shipments, 500 head. East Liberty Live lmt. East Liprnty, hea i; ahipments, 620 het {no, Dlmnr, $1 50; Jay air 10 choice rye flour, 4 70@5 00, shellac, $3 50; T Whest—No 8 suiiag hG hod Bigher, Selphliy CYSNEAO0 Y ety VISeeT IO, oil fl-:fll 8180 closing on oall nt 1 20 for sashy 1 26§ for "l'-l’“"- Receipte, 500 head; ship- 50 | May; 1 20} for June; 1 278 for Julys 1174 ments, keg, 185; Russian sardines, 750 Colum- bia river salmon, per 1001bs, 8 00; Gsm-gq 3 i | Bank codfish, Gc, Gen, boi 8jo; boneless fish, b MAC: The following were closing bids: Western Union. 84 by e 5... 140 alf bbls me-mu:kml. 100 Ibs, 812 50; hfbbl No. 1 ex shore d 00 1bs, 8 60; hf bbls, fat famil Ibs, 6 00; mess mwk-rol, 12 1b it por gulo, {’,’h, m*"'d“?u for August; 1 08 for September;. 107§ for fi 0- lon, 164c; oou.,., rg.n,,m 114@1 16 for No. 8; rejected, l;m“ dy bollect: | ™ Cora—No, @ fuirly active and higher, | Flour—American, 10u@12 64, the ye: g- " !\ 60cs castor, | closing at 75'u for cash; 7 lm' May;| Wheat—Winter, 9s 10d@10s 4d; rg;l‘lnn.mlu%, No. 3, 115; aweet, | 741c June; ‘743@74}o for July: 74 for | 9, H@10; apring, 04105 elu sperm, W. B., per gallon, | Angust; 73¢ for September; 7ifc for Oc- | @10 on, 60¢; neatsfoot, | tober; 64ic for November; for the c,,m_o. 43d. ol B e g_“m,_ m‘,‘“m, 2,680 Tupe | pears TOA@TS for high Tixed; T24@7% | oo ote it No. 1 ex uhnro. 121b s, T oase, $400; do 1 1b (Fluld'l), u:.:’ng, um‘h;:w lon, 80c; mmrgg;, 1 golden, mae o. 1, per gallon, 35¢; b apormm, simal: "p'g.“,,‘,‘,‘,"m‘ tor [ May; 580 for June; 46ko for Ju for reject Lard—b6s 6d. Oate—Dullat 53}o for eash No 2; 5o for i e thnacoi y; 8bic Turpentine Market. i 5 . for the year. ‘WiLmiNgToN, N, O,, May 11, Do e per fihons 700} napth, 74, per | 0500 V13wl at 780 for cash No. 2 and | Josin—Nominal Vtralned) 178}, good; o2 J”d«f”fi (-lu: r dozen, 1 60@1 70; do?m bha Snrdi?u. small fish, im Mny, 78}c for June; 78c for July. ""‘",;'35‘?"’;,’;,"'::,,1‘ special | , Barley—Quict at 1 05 for cash; 91@9% s‘},iflb_)wmlnd at 4 3 for No. 3 Tar—Steady at 1 25, D | Gast el "i’é’é{,"“"‘ WAL ork—Moss steady at 18 G@IB 75 for | o rendy st 125 SO @5 00; babe, per aet, 15 Tlloos wawa] | cash 18 G5 for May; 18 723 for June; 18 90 Baials Live Block: one quntorbuxu per box, ]nmer boxu per _box, llu; 0 half boxu. Lobsters, 1 1b per down. omnt.oe-, 280; do 8 I case, 2 70@2 90; waabi hp.ar T uts, per I T@1e: [ "L /kd"Active and offerings liberal; 11 85 ‘Cotn, 2 1b (Mountain) sonked corn, 3 210; strlnx beml. p-r 30; -tnwberrlu. %Aumm WIRE—In car lots, 8 30 per | to fine 7 Eggs—Wenker at 153@16c. Sr. Louxs, May 11.—The sesslon of M ET T e IR L Whis 4 the Army of the Tennessce was ro- i sumed this morning, General Sher- 3499 | man caling the meeting to order. The 55,193 | first business was the receiving of re- 51,927 | ports of committees on place for next moeting, oratory, etc. A resolution was adopted, thanking General Buck- ner for his courage at the battle of 550 0 7 50; hn!nx-hsoo to Bbo, New York Produoce- Shiloh. Brief talks were made by General Belknap and General N ohlo, 2 pem per’ em, ¥ 0\1@4 3, Whnrtleberrlu rcue,zlo Egg plums,2 Ib percuse,$ 30 case, 8 30; dochala, 3} r eue,4 Ig) neAp&les. case, b 00@6 00; do, ple) oase,300; do'pie, 6 T, per dozen, 3 RICE—Carolina, 7@8c; Loulsians, 7 200 @8{0‘ fair, 6@t AN TS ionstod, nmee, 100 per 1b; faney white, 104c perlb; fik‘v—vhih Virginia raw, 10c; ronsted, The following were the sales df the more Oalk sole, 38c to 43c; Total'saler, 180,000. hemlock Kkip, 80c to 100; runner, o ’n: to 80c; hemlock calf, 85¢ to 120; hem- loek upper, 23 to 26c; oak unper, 24c; tor, 400 tob 50; calf kid, 32@3bc; Greisen kid, 2 50 to 2 75 oak kip, 800 to 100; oak calf, 120 to 130; French kip, 1 10 to 155; French calf, 1 25 to 2 00; rus- active stooks to-day. choice, red Ten- i?“*? o 9% < wpplngl, 90010 1050; B 500 S &0'" o) EATNESS —No 1 star onk, No 4 2k 0 1 star oal o 0 2 | southern flour unchanged. do_ 39¢; No. 1 Ohio oak, 380; No. 2 do, | Wheat—Irregular, closing steady at BROWN CUTFONJS;AMG A, 85¢c; No. 1 Milwaukee, 57c; No. 2do, 84c. | about best prices of day; No. 8 red, 141 e R iy 2 olnes: Wldeh. 7§c I Indhn (‘)rchud d.w., sl L.wmce mEgubaORQqRHZZO L CHI0AGO, May 11. The offerings of paper at our leading dis- count houses to-day were only moderate, and rates were easy at 5@6@7 per cent. UNITED STATES BONDS, 3; s Extended 6's. i 8: A, Bho; do I 48, 12he; Wal- | . Kine single drivers, 8150, to 300.; Extra No. 2 S mised M BB, Ki draft horsa 8175, to 22,; Common dradt } 84 FINE BROWN OmNs—Aflendn\e Alllgnwr 8.4, 8c; Argylo 4-, 7 3 or guusx‘t’ihg eye S, Indian Orchud AA 3 [ 405 tongion, “otch, 7ot e tember; 17 45 for the year. Hoga-Recelpts, 22; shipmenta, 1; @18¢; rivets, 1b, le- @11 37} for cash snd Mays 11 $T@1140 b, "6@120; "I: T o Tor " 3utyy. 11 o9p for | modium, 7 16@Y16. ) °" ""', A S .p,,“ August; 1172} for September; 1120 for VETS. ON PARADE. oo .@:;:fl’};:::eg e T 'hgh:::mhu — Active at 10 65 for cash and SHOT.—Shot, 81.85; Buck dm $2.10; ?hk 10 62§ fgorsé!;me, gowfor July; 1075 | Annual I'::fi:. of the Army of for August; for the year. e Tennesseo Orlental Powdir, koga, 90,401 do.y | Fos ks ehotee) oo fancy croam- uarter keg 357 Puse, ner{“folm 500, | or5y A4 “1;3" b0 good, 21@23; choios | yy\igna) Asmociated Press. sky—Lower at 1 14, prokice Bects, Shiputs mlock sole, 28c to 3,240 8,016 Morocco, 30c New YORg, May 11. he did not mee how congress honorably go behind the verdiet of the tribunal of arbitration, of this bill would, he thought, cally annul the decision of the Mr. Hutchins (N. Y.,) opposed the bill arguing in favor of the minority report referring claims on this fund to the of court claima. Mr, Cameron then spoke in support of the bill and the report of the com- THE NATIONAL CAPITAL Blongated Arguments on the Guitoau Appeal Continues. Land Agents Again Cautioned Bavrinons, May 11, Against Fraudulent Wheat-Southern firmer; 1 85@1 42 for winter higher; 1413@1 413 for cash and .| Congreea Consumes the Day in a General Go-ae-You-Please. A bill wan favorably reported creat- ing a retired list for all army officers who have served honorably for thirty House adjourned 4:40 p. m, It is expected a vote will be had on the Geneva award bill to.-morrew, af- ter which Mr. Orapo will attempt to get consideration of the bill extendi national bank charters. if he geta the bill before the house, to dispose of it this week The Raging Atlantio. National Associated Press. Loxe Brason, N, Y., May 11.—A severo easterly gale has been sweep- ing the coast for twenty four hours. All the life saving s doned May lst, but trict Superintendent Havens, all crows that could be reached volunteered to do duty at their respective station il the storm abated. yet no marine disasters have been re- A Fresh Broeze Raised by Morgan, the Demooratioc Mouthpiece o: rolls not wrapped, 200; mixed | able weather, The demand at first hands @20c. was light and lrregular, The jobbing General News Items, CAPITAL NOTES. National Associated Press. DISTRICT ENGINEER, WasHINGTON, May 11.-——Major Gar- rett J. Lydecker, at present in Chica- go, has been appointed engineer com- missioner of the District of Columbia, vice Twining, deceased. ANOTHER CONTESTANT. The house committee on elections, by 9 to 2, agreed in favor of seating Lowe, lnd rejected Wheeler, of North May 11, olon western, 500 |, Cattlo nothing doing. ' Receipts, 510 jons were aban. Hogs—Active and higher, Receipts, the call of Dia- Tavereoor,' May 11, SENATOR BROWN, ia, will soon return from the Hot Springs much improved. Natlonal Associated Free. KENTUCKY RACES, LexixaroN, May 11.—The spring meeting of the Kentucky - | closed to-day. The lttundnncu was not large. It rained heavily during the progress of the races. 'The even- ing event was the dash of two miles, ages; won by Pope Lea Pnthmier At the brewers’ convention nppro riations were made to oppos ition of §3,000 for Indiana, , $6,000 for Iowa, $56,000 for Kansas, The association has $39,000 in the treasury. GOOD INDIANS, t Rosebud Indian agency 8 have surrendered 149 mtoll, asking that they be e proceeds applied to pur- chase agricultural implements. request was granted, GUITEAU'S CASE, WasHINGTON, May 11.—Argument peal of Guiteau continued Davidge discussed the on proposition h, and after quoting 'statutes, for July; 19 10 for August; 19 20 for Sep- East Burrato, Mny 1. ket steady; Yorkers, 7 25@7 50; good Thlld rloe, Censolidation purse, mile heats, was won by Rnfill, with Nina second; time, 1:57, Fourth race, five lurlongl was won by V:'nnderer, Madrid second; time, RACES POSTPONED, CiNCINNATI, May 11.—The races were again postponed on account of that the plain and obvious mean- ing as to jurisdiction was olear, whether he died within the hmiu of SHOULDRR HITTERS, New Yorx,May11.—The announce- ment that John Sullivan, champion pugilist, would give Jim Elliott or any other boxer $000 to spar five rounds, attracted a large crowd of sporting men to Harry Hill's sporting theatre this afternoon, where Patsey Shep- pard was tendered a benefit. the District or not. Adjourned till mormng. Mra. Sergeant Mason uulled at the White House this afternoon, and had an mtarvxaw with the president in re- igating the sentence of her bble 0. D. Morocoo, 86¢; simon, | Flour—Quiet but firm; Mifnesots ex-| Tho debate of the ‘morning was prin- tra, 5 00@9 25; city mill extra, 5 16@8 /0; Horses and Mules. No. 2 red, 146; No. 1 white, 1 434; "No. oe; No. , B3§@85¢; June, 83@ he stated this evening she has confidence that her husband will be released from jail, but does not ex- pect he will be reinstated in the army and hopes net. It is generally thought something wull be done in the matter at to-morrow’s cabinet meeting. several set-tos by young English and George Taylor, Kelly and Nolan and Du, contest between son, Sullivan n(ep ready to spar for t! cipally on events of the late war, and the most interesting portion of the proceedings was in tle way of rem- iniscences of thestruggle. The meet- Thsmrkothbfinkmd all grades are | red May, 1 4 1 464; J 1451@1 46; e g o R o, July. Vi @i‘@lc 4 June, 1453@1 6 ing was closed with a brief addross e fmend or horses exce Corn - Unsettled, closing strong at the Sl supply consideraoly, Prices range ok | higtest fizurefl and 'unchanged; mixed, 81|roferred to the lberal hospitality 84c; steamer white, 88ic; [ shown members of the Army of the Tennessee by the- people of the city. an, and & wrestling lack Sam and John- d upon the stage, e $500, but no one . Finally an ex- our rounds was arranged between Hill and Joe Goss. Both showed to good advantage and were loudly applauded. from General Sherman, in which he THE FORGERY OF LAND OERTIFICATES, has assumed such alarming ' propor- tions that after a consultation with 0150.; Extra farm horses, o.e,. ~Opened 3@13o_higher, closing| . AR invitation was read before ad- $210, to125,; Lommo-t.ogoodfum horses | weak; No. 1 white, 67c; No, 2 white, (35 | journment to attend the reunion of $90. to $100.; Exh- plugn, $60. to 75.; | @633c; No. 1 mixed, 624o; No, 2 mixed |the grand army at Grand Island, Gl L O2ho; mixed westarn, 62Q@f4c; No. 2| Nobraska on the 23d of August next, _uw"'“"’“d' (extra), 8125, | m1xed Moy, 62@6280. The report of the committee onjplace :’ 89, 83c; Lehigh E 4-4,9 100. epa)are Nso.1 032,1 s do | 1 _ RAILWAY 4ND MISORLLANEZOUS. Y 1433 b cuT'mNs—Andmum- &in L 4-4, 94c; Blackstono AA tnperial 8 Fidelity4-4, 3;:“53‘&;4 o CLoom,'M 107 elity t of the an bric4-4,13c;d6 Water Twist, 105c; FalloQ 1046; Tudian Heud sirunk 44, 1\"“ Y C.,M & St P 78 I &D. O,. M a.g P. 6's, Du!&mimn div. n & Mo. in l\eb 48 Chicago & Nunhweau-m 6% Jacksonville & §,utheastern A b S S COMMERCIAL Umana Wholesale Market. Orri0E oF THE OMAHA BEx, Thursday Evening, May. 1L, The only chunges reported in the market $o-day are as follows: Waeat, No. 2 advauced §c; Ne. 3 ad- waned 10; rejocted advauced lc. Local Graln Dealings JHEAT.—Cash No. 2,108}; ossh No. ¥.—Cash No, 2, 9¢; No, 8, uo UGCKS (Colsred)—Albany ¥ brown 8¢; do O, drab. fle do XA plaids, 12hc; do XXX brown an plaids, 124c; Arlmgt/m faaoy, 19¢; Brunswick brow, 8}c; C| 12jc; do extra_ heéaxy, 20c; brown, extra heavy, 1lic; Indl.nu A |16 00, brown 13+ Nenonset A brown, 15¢. PIVKINGD—Amoskess 1740; do XX blue 82, 1840; Arrowscra Hamilton ©, 11 3 Minnehaha €4, 206 extra 44, 280; Pear] River nam. xx blae stri ROMS—Imported, 4 50@6_00: Now |110; No England, 2 004 005 s PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY— %04 CHAMPAGNES—I case, oS o A Tmyortad por, oter | No. 2 white mixed cash, $04; Moy, 80he; Pk , 120; Shetucket 8 m.n. blue 29, 830 lah, Amlour DD hlua, o AAA.. do do do XXto Akn‘- blmwnt'd Imnm, CINOIN! TIMBER LND JOIST—18 ifi ’23 00' Mess Pork—19 25@19 50, %« 15'1; (S24 00, 52 1, 897 50, 24 ), 89780, | Yo "ol bt at11 26@11 50, C. l;o(-—No "1, 4 and 6in., 823 00; | EOllc MontaCloar sidos quiet at 11 25 RN —o-L No. 2, 60}c, OLS—Com. BO@A45; onts, to 16 hands, $100, to 1‘0 Rye—Dull at 82@92c. f haad, §75. 10100 184 o 14 Bartey - Nomioar, the secretary and land commissioner the following note was sent to all local 3 land oflmes in Minnesota, Dakota and | Bosrox, May 11.—Providence 1, “The luapomuon as to the recep: tion of genune certificates issued by of meeting named Cleveland, Ohio, ‘Worcrster, May 11.—Worcester Pork—Lirm; new mess, 18 75@19 00 for | At 12:30 the army adjourned to meet ALCOHOL u wine | Dl and wesks 10 60811 623 for | T Fitinguished off £ th = ] and wi @11 62} for he distinguished officers of the | ?g{,"“' ‘“",C'l,‘f"m':fl' m' lg;" proof, | cash, A army this afternoon reviewed the Na- per proof galion; triple n Epiri Whuky ~Nominal, tionsl Guard, Th bled at th 187 proof, 124 pec proof znllon. re-distill Petroleum o higheron refinedand very | HODA1 Guax 10V AMOIDIOH A% RO 9 | v Eikies, 1 00GL b5 fine blended, 1506 firm; waited, 750; crude in barrels, 0y | Lindell Hotel at 2:30 o'clock to await 2 50; Kentucky ‘H’“l'bflm' 200@7 005 Ken- Tio m.pum in burel.u Gle. the arrival of the militia which assem- ml;gnn- vania ryea. 200@1%% - bled at the old armory, and marching o 140@4 00, 3 0@ 5| Kansas Oltvvmumnfll'm past the Lindell, escorted the city GINs—.z;omd, 4 60@6 00; domestio, - . Kansas Crry, May 1L | guests to the encampment at the Wheat—Tirm and_higher; No. 2 May, L 8 cash, 100 Slay. "1004@L 013 une, 42@924c Ne. 4 cash, Yrch; @4 00; domestic, 1 50@3 50 o e o ; May, Cora. June, 78c. 3 i Oats—No. 2 cash, G6c; May,, 5bjc; | General Sqmrea, then 1 the order %‘ifi%fi*‘zflmfi?zm :):??2006 00@ | Tune, oe; July, B8 T named the t regiment, the Bain 20 00; Catawba, per case, 4 00@7 00, Ryo—No. 2 cash, 70c. zouaves, the d regiment and the % M . % Rec'ts. Shipm'ts. | artillery. The line of march was W, 1 bc l lh e (‘X,)::“' 5,196 ;'ggz from Fifth aud Chestnut streets, arn at/Omaha at i following pricen: | Osta. o nhetethe lopoes ;conepuitited, to JOIST AND SCANTLING—16 ft, and Jor LA Walnut street; thenco to Washington 00, g Cincinnati Prodnoe «|avenue, and thence to the armory. TIMBERS—16 ft. and undee, 822 ] nati, May 11, |The reunion concludes with & grand |} evening. Porter Lee’s Poculations. 1130, YHEETING — No, 1 (2nd common @ymn ('lear sides, 11 87{@12 00, National Assoclated Press, boards) nsfi. No. 2, §17 00, CHOPPED GGRN—'I 40 ton loose; ‘8500 haled. Produce.and Vegetables, SOTATOLS—Nebraskas, 1 80G1 10; | 6o ining, 24 inch donbhl - 5 ), T Rag T R $9 00y Vot Dot ad stesdys N 3 ved,1 85| . Bureaso, N. Y., May 11, the Firat National bank of Santa Fe is rescinded. You must be extremely caretul in receiving all certificates. circular will be issued inviting ‘all holders to send them here for ex- Derrorr, May 11.—-No game on ac- eount of rain, Ouicaco, May 11.--No game on ac- SILK STATIRTIOS, From the report of the special cen- sus agent, Wyckoff, on the silk manu- facturing industry, i imports of raw silk during the year amounted over and imports of silk m-nulwzuren nt New York were over during tho same year. of finished silk goods in the United States amounted to $34,000,000 or 38 per cent. of the whole conlumphon of such goods, an increase of 26 per cent. since 1860. THR BREWERS. The brewers conventions have ad- journed to meet next year at Detroit. The following permanent officers were elected: President, H, B, Scharmann, of Brooklyn; . vice-presidents, Henry Olausen, Jr., of New York and Chas, G. Stiefel, of St. Louis; treasurer, Wm. A. Mllu, of New York; secre- tary, Richard Katenmayer, of New York. Also board of trustees and vigilance committee, Natlonal Assoclated Pross, ‘Wasniseron, D, 0, May 11.— Reed cuncludud to-day "and Corkhill Both covered old ground. e >——— Hope On, Hope Ever, No matter what the ailment may be, rheuma ism, neural new armory, where a matinee was be- t appears that the ing given In the formation of the parade General Squires orders were Firm; No. 2 mixed cash, 75@ |carried out. The column was headed May, i4c; June, 7ic; July, Bic; by mounted police, following whom came General Sherman and Brigadier lameness, asthma, 0 at_once for THOMAS' failed—hone on! t will secure your im- EcLrorrio O1n. National Assoclated Pross, New Havex, Conn., May 11.—John A Lovojoy testified that he saw James Malley and Jennie Cramer together between 12 and 1 o'clock Friday after- noon before her body was found. Geo, Barley, a hack driver, testified he l:lw lt‘hsm together the same day at banquet at the Lindell hotel this Bucklin's Arnics Salve, The Bur 8aLva in the world for Cuts, investigation to- dn of the atairs of lufl gug Rh-nm ]r lx'o[g. ING—4, 824 00;' B, 621 00; C, |38\ e demand; No, 2 mixed, | the First National bank, which re- cently failed, the examination of R. 78¢. “'OORING_A’ $4000; B, 837 50; O, | *"Gata—Dull and steady; 'No, 2 mixed, Porter Lee, late ident’ of the $32 00; BHI'NdLEB—No. l. #1 75; un. clear, uf’,,_x“"“d sow; No. 3, §3@824c bank, was conclu Hon. Ri rted o RSET mfins—m 8o, WEET POTATO & A4 WILD DUOK 81 35@1 0. KGGS—14@1oe. ireamery, 38@400; 18@3230; comamon roll, 15@170, ~REESWA .X—YQUOW,L”@?k (ONIONS —Bushel boxes, 3 50@2 9, UB.ANBERRIEH—P-: box, 8 75@ * & CHEESE—10@4c, ORANGES W 00@6 25 3o0; mu olce, 124c; 3 Mocha, W 8276, war, 8335; oxtzh A, 9400, ety 'H--Na. 1, 83 80, Barley—Quiet and easy; No. 2. fall 850 | p! A.nnutt,lmproud,e SBHIP LAP—Plnlnl 823 00; O. G. Nor | @100, I‘IIL‘“O' w’;cm, G’c Ghucen.er, Gc, No. R Eddy-tnne a‘h&‘: T enu A Oic Atlutlc. -on.b. Biu, Plul ken. 10}0, OumNADEB—Abhcrvflll LOUISVILLE OEMENT— 200, LIME—-Pu- barrel, §1 85; bulk per bus um., 5 60@7 ob; mixed butel TEAS—, Gunpa'dc. Ohnlu. w@7bcx Yo w%'olu. “6 suom—um m.e. waa; 10j; Grauulated lfiw York (m A, 100' Good A, 95c; iDIHIED FRUITS8—~Cholce halves, u.'lo &h Lake 104c:vap- York apples, nc,, Yrunes, old .(7";, Jurranis, ug@ Jepen fin Leaf, 7605 Oolunx, gzud, yono, Lojcs Nmznuket. 190 m 3haoh jor d "do, abch, stripos Prairie Extra C,|do 94, 24c; do 8.4, 22c; 42,/11¢; Fruit of the Loom 144, York mills 98, $5c; do 78 uc broke 1 ; Po 74, wu do 49, 16¢; 1o; do 87, 18¢; ..s, a,c, uo 45 m Tobaccos. OIGARB "31"" ‘lgo .00; Cemnectiout, Clurfluuu. 875,00, — PLUG, — Golden Bnln. % lb, 60¢; Our Rope, first quatity, unds, 24 1b, h\tu.wo, Kurlo Bboo, o.rboua 50c; Acid, m | Wheat, . o ¥ b, 7003 fi.".t::s....h... r | Corn . np..-u :s 290, Cing 7o lackisrsios, now, Dover's puvldurl. dsur I, §1 40; Epeor: | Barley.. G N ‘w&aemm*—amw . v oL ashoice ; drie ¢; sho 0) “ 1 : d Er oz, '2 40. Merino unwaskad, light, u@xu, heav: “’36‘ R-Puro applo extra, 160; ) | 15@15e; medium nnwmlud, light § washod, apple, 18c; Prussing Dura lnnlc, L6, INVNew, #0 00 ancy, o Uu.luu() 8., filb xu,p-rl 63¢; Lori- er, 65¢; Diamond Orown, 66e, —All rades—Common, 2 to kwells l)urlum lfl f“"‘ ‘x'n( m{;m. 0z, linen bags tin ice, y %d 5:_%. burry, ‘lelund cotted wn‘s‘ Wheat—Steady at 144 for cash and nh aud larger, H@ ““6&6" Eé E—Full Creams, ldo; Part woo ENWARE—Two hoop paily, 95; hree hoop patls, 2 20! No, ioneer washboards, 185 90; Woflbunhu. B 56 LEAD— Bar, §! BYRUPS, —Suuu house, bbls, 550; half v e HIDES—sreen butcher’s hld-., B@6Ac 0z b10; Dukes Durhaw, 16 Doabls 0.‘ pu 1b, 'l 85 lrlln;h P Faints Olls and v.mm..‘ lu w@':d‘gh“‘ m,m'f.’w. CueveLAy, May 11, |8nd Liver Oure, and now am in per- PAINTB IN OIL~White Omaha P, P,, 6jo; white lead, olr.cl(‘:'g’:o BP0 mmsm 1.in, No. 4 837 50; 1-.in Ohicago Live Btook. made notes for $190,000 more, which TH'IGK yi)lmisnu’fi,uld mfim The Drover's Jwrnglu:um:" E. ol.ll ll;ll ho knew he could pot pay. ol TARRED FELT—Per Ib, S0 Hogi—Market slow and weak; common Oromley el thas Lo fdiended ito STRAW BOARD—-Per 1!, Se. oad mlud. 6 90@ W acking | make two new charges against Presi- BKAR CREEK LIME - .1 %5, uns shipping, w@:ua ilght. 8301 4u; |dent Lee, one for perjury and the PLASTER PARIS—-8$2 skips ana oul u, 610@6 70. Receipts, 26,- | other for making false statements as 000 head, to the condition of the bank. W, 8, CIVIL ENGINRERS, The American society ol civil en- ineers' annual convention’ will be eld in this city May 16, 17'and 18 Two hundred and fift; S'G sale by (kowl- government couhsel, then {iarmn J. Hall on the stand . D oved wiay ks DAk Hed tea of ‘W hisky—Quiet and steady at1 14, Hal notes for $20,000 each, and g that after giving these notes Hall 0. ¥. Goodman T RETS EUROPEAN HOTEL, Corner Fourth and Locust Streets, Prop- Rooms, 7bo $1, and 81, 50 Par Day. WasHiNGTON, D. O,, May senate spent the session to-day in discussion of the court of sppeals BOYD'S OPERA HOUSE Bullding Material. Oattle—No quotable °h“‘"h'”:“l’l’w Bull denied that the firm of W, 8, Senator George concluded his by o e chert %06, | Bull & Co. owed the bank $30,000, s Qamant, b, 83 50 R '-‘,""" 550, Heceipts, 4,500 head. but asid he had discovered since’ the A ,,l, 10011, 48 10 Ben oy 300 o4 00 Bheep—steady at about former prices; | bank olosed that it had notes APER—Straw paper, lo; rag papar, | § 0G4 0. Receipta, 800 bead. W. 8. Bull & C». for $30, aglpfl'- Te; paper, orrr e —— Lee's handwriting. Lee, he said, DA paper: Peoria Prodaoce. not authorized to sign notes tor the COAL—Cumberland blacksmith, Morris Run Blomburg, §12; wuu:hfl gy EEORAMAPL (e s £0; Whitebreast nut, 86 60; Iowa igh mixed, 743@75¢c; 50: Towa w86 50; Rock 8pring 4 Marine Intelligence. ; to. Al wios, 813 00@13 80, Stoadys No. *"#i‘@ 448000, National Aseociated Pross. N“w'“““' 30 69 00 400 Highwines—Unseitled and lowsr at 112, A dlf ;:nyz)’:‘hx:! M —ts:"s‘:";'n;? i GHEMIOALS e lb‘.’v‘fl"fi Bhlp};é Pennsylvania for &lugow, the Wei- % 17800 none land for Hamburg, . 5,300 .l..m. per lb, 7 Oats 05; (,mumc.m per 1b, 100; | Rye. salts, per ib, cerine, pure, per lb, don, the Doren from Genoa. 1“! b, 2c; A d f,”u‘; Castor, Nn. lt" P‘l""ll- ‘e “25; m%’zm’a‘mfll Axtwere, May 11.—Sailed—The ; per al, 8120 Oil, gy Cattle—Raceipts 210 beads "shipments, Jan Breydl for New York, L 8L, ‘ Oflum“m& Mukutnud and v Arrived—The Rhynland from New d (i“ nine P. & W, & R. & 8., unlvu shi 75@7 L’). unflv mkcn, York, tudnm, Iadlda. per IB‘ 375@4 ,. ww A alacis, per_o7, 40c; Sulphate 0% head; "k ivments, | . GLABGOW, May 11,—Arrived—The &uu;, nj:fl 753 Qu].y'hlur flour, flwg .,L.‘ [strong and active | Anchoria from New York, rve w:un“ oz, 3 3 w’ bnllh‘lrn!::i 038-,;. ranged l“mlm QueeNsrows, May 11 —Bailed— York for New York, Laverroor, The Marathan froln New York. - “flmlblh Produoe, PHILADELPHIA, May 11, fair, 30c; tul May; 141{@! 42} for June. Corn---Firm at 84§@sSc for cash and Hides Furs, Etc. 8r. Jmuu-u, Mo., gny 17, 1871, May. ed Tc; roen sall red 7 = i Te; hm“"flfl,, J"“" ey g'd 0 ‘“?.u Firm at 61jc for cash; 60§@613 | |, H, Wannes & C‘x": Hsm—l"ur ip, 12@13¢; Rye- Quiet at 92c. & great many years I suffered from 10@11¢; green calf, wt. ?tnl m-km@uu. e _”“L*_ kidney disease. Nothing gave me re- , wt, under 8 Ibs, per skin, 50c; e P lief. 1 finally tried your Safe Kidney Oy damaged b, b e et | Petroleum—Unchanged; stasdasd white | {o0t health tlieds rate,) branded hides 10 per eent, off, ' 110 test, Ggc. d&w Mes Tuomas Keiy h which began yesterday, and wp::‘(,nllowed by Sfluloru Jones (Fh ) Mo The latter created & breeze by the remark that it had been bruited about on the floor of the ate that the president had given surances that if the bill passed a nu ber of democrats would be appointed dges. He could not be controlled y such influences. Senator Dawes, i Three Nights & Saturday Matinee Thur'day, Friday & Sat'day MAY 1, 12 and 18, THE EMINENT TRAGEDIAN AW RENOX BARRETT! Eupyeried |.¥ A fowmpary o unlumll excellence, terrupting, said Morgan says is true, those who have been the organs of any such message, or those who been parties to it, deserve to be impeached, and if the senator has any reliable infor- mation on the subject he is bound to make it known Senator Ingalls declared such refer- the executive unparlismentary out precedent, or Morgan declined to he into a corner by Dawes, and reiterated what he had said and would 5,250 Arrived—The State of Florida from 800 5001 (ilasgow, the Abyssinia and Helvetia ..,;.»0_ none | from Liverpool, the Erin from Lon- Shakaspeates Tragody [n Bacts FRIDAY EVENING, GRAND DOUBLE BILL. Shakeapeare's Great Play. THE MERCHANT oQV”’EIIIGE DAVID GARRICK, BATURDAY MATINEE AT 2:30, R OSBaD A L=HE., SATCKDAY EVENING, MAY 16, Shapespcare's Historical T, Wufl'- O. &, All K-fll\o\l Seats §) and Bo. ‘Admission—First m;:xw Socond Fl J. P. ENGLISH, ATTORNEY- AT --LAW, 810 Bouth Thirteenth 8t., with The Republic and the City of New [, After further sparring he continued Numerous amendments were offered and voted down, striotly partisan, except Davis (Ill.), who voted with the republicans to in ths bill intact. igh rose for a set speech , when the senate, at b p. m., gdjoume N HOUSE PROCEEDINGS, The house spent the entire day dis- tln Geneva award bill. Mr, J.,) spoke against it saying May 11.—Arrived—