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

\ Money olosed at 2} per cent, [ i [ l FINANCE AND COMMERCE. ©'s continued. .. suddea brenk wommon and 2§ in preferred. depressing effoct on the rest of the list, «renped 4 por cent, ‘was a partial recovery in the goveral list, ~dealings pric=s farther declined, ¢he mar- deet closing wesl, at the lowest L —— THE DAILY BEE: OMAHA SA’I‘URDAY MAY 27, 1882, FINANCIAL. 1 Niw Yorg, May 2 MONEY. Exchange closed firm at 4 87@4 V04, GOVRENMENT BONDS eloved firm, Currency 0's . 182 ' coupons, 120§ t couponn 115§ continued, . 101} ( EAILROAD BONDS, Pacific railroad bonds elosed as follows: Union Ists......... L 118 @118} nn“d 50 bolu, 13}0; Miochi ank &rnh‘, and do, §2 85; C 2 per case, 3 60; do 1 b (standard), 2 h (slack), per case, 2 75; do 110 (slack), Mnnm washboards, 1 85 Donbh Orewn, m Gl]"l‘—-ll 290 Welllmckn slsw LEA l)Rll"l) FRUITS—~Choioe halves, paaches, 7c: Salt 104e; vap- New old, new, To; Bll:kbcrrles. new, THOMINY—New, 85 00 per bbl. SODA.—Dwight's b papers, $2 85; De- Chiurch', 82 %0 Keg toda, o, BRANS—Tmported German $3 75 per bushel, ANDLES—Boxes, 40 1bs, 16 oz, 8s, soxes 40 Ihs,, 16 oz., 68, 15kc, UANNED (fl)flh‘%——()ynten. 2 Fold's), per oase, 84 00; do 116 (Field' ..), fim @02 b (Standard), per case, per_case, 2 20; do Onions, 880, Salmon, 1 Unijon Land Grants. . 191 @119) | for. omee 2 d 133@113) | i " er oen 1 80G1 0] do 210, per dosen Union Siesking Funds 12 @122 | obias 6. andlnrn‘unml] gah’ fmported, Uentrals 174 STOOKS one quartee boxes per box, 144e; American, puarter boxcs per box, 1le; do half box The stock 1| per box, 2i}c. Lobsters, 1 Ib per flnn-n: he stock market to-day was o Ye 2 ‘m‘an 250, do 8 ecately active, but em main weak and | o0 960 Corn, L (Mmmtnin) irregelse. At the opening a firm tene onrn, 210; do prevailed, and prices edvanced } to § per cent, but after the ¥irst call there was a of 17 per cent in Wabash Thie had a which declined } to.{ per cent in symp *hy, Among specia! Richmond & Danvi After midday there bet it was not maintained, and in the late point of the day. The following were closing bids: M&Codpfd.. Mo, FPac. . Manhattan’ &E! Pall, Pal. G 180 Quick silver 8 Lreferred (3l Il cgee B £33 Western Union. 81 50 Wabash.... ... 27 pkl Preferred.... 508 STATR BONDS, Tennesace 6's, advanced from 38 to 5], GHICAGO MOXEY, Cx:caGo, May 33, Preston, Kean & Co., -bankers, report: Business in banking oixcles was quiet. Money was in a'fair demaad and steady at 5@7 perecnt, and A 1 paper was a wal- come article at the banke, e pae, S0 sonked sising beins, pae. cacs, b 10y Tims beans 'ML o {Yarmouth), ver case, 185, Succotash per case, 2 ene, comuon, por case, 2 hn:bu, chmcn. per case, 3 15" Blackberries, 21b, per case, 240; strawberries, 2 I, per gase, 2 505 raspberries, 2 Ib, per case, 3 00@3 15, Dansons, 2 1, per case, 2 45, Bnrflsu pears per case, 3 00@A (9, Whortleberries ¢ case, 240, Tigg plume2 b percuse,d 30; reen gages,2 l ease, 8 30; doeholce, I per case, 1 50. lImA.;;Llu, 2 b, per case, @b 75, Peaches, per case, do 3 b, case, 4 50@5 00; do, (pie), 8 1, per cms.? 753 do pie, 6 b, per dozen, 8 50, T0E—Caroline, 74@8c; Louisiana, 7 c; fair, 6@6! @:QYRUi“I g house, bbls, 550 thalf bl 57c; ke ¢ gallons, 8200; cholco sablo syrap, 53c; balf bbls, 550; kegs, §2 B0, STARCH. —Ponrl, 44o; Siiver oo, 8 Corn Starch, Exooted SALT.—Dray loads, per bbl, 1 85; Ash- ton, in anck;, 8 B:: bhls dairy 60, bs, 8 45; i e, 100, o 805, W —Pepper, ce, 19c; Qloves, 06 Nemmers, '8l 00" BhtsCaamme MA’&C&ES—PM cuddle, 0c; Can .00;_square cases, SOADS—Kinca Savon Tmperial, Kirk's sating 80; Kirk's stand Rossian, 500: &irks . K" Prairie ; Kirk's magnolis, Y E—Ameriean, 8 40; Green: Western, 276; North Star, 2 Iy, 4 603 Jemum. 27, POTASH—Pennsylvatia cans, 4 doz., reund ? | | in case, 8 85; Babbitt’s Ball, 2 doz, in case, 190; Anehor -Ball 2 doz in case, 1 50, FIELD BHED —Red clover, choice now, $600 per bushel; mammoth clover new, $700; white clover, new, G1400 al alfa clover, pew, 813 50; alike, row, us 00, new, 00, blue grass, extra clmm, 81 50; blue clean, $1 25; orchndgmu,sflm Cioios, 106, ‘millsy‘ctmambn ‘or Miesea, 8c; millot, German, $100 to ‘l 25; Hungarian, 80c, HEDGESEED—Osage omnfi: bushels, 85 00; osage orange, 10 bushsls or u“’fl:“ 50; olaonuy locust, per lb., 85c; per 8. 825 FIS _[—Family white fish, 90 Ib hf bbls, | O N75;A\ lwhitefilh 901b hf b 1 wl in 10 1h kits, 110" lly 10 lb kh.s,'flfic; ow Holland herring, per keg, 135 Russian sardines, 75c: Colum- bia river salmon, per 1001bs, 8 00; Georgs's Bank coddsh, Gc; Gen, beneless codaw; Shg; bonsloes fsh, G, MACKEREL—Half bbls mesamackaerel, 100 1bs, $12 50; hf bbl No. 1 ex shore do, 100 1bs, 8 60; he bbis, fat lnmflwa, 1bs, 6 00; Eess mackerel, 12 1 No, 1 ex shore, 12 1b do, 1 50; No. ilhme, 12 b do, 1:00; ‘fat family, 101b do Zéc. PEANUTS—Roasted, choice, red Ten- nessee, 10¢ per 1b; famoy white, 10ic perlb; E:—whih Vh-xlm raw, 10c; roasted, c. BROWN CO’I‘TONS—AflnnUu A, 3 Appleton X, 7o;_ Atlanta. A, 85 Doott gp B.u:keyu LL, 44, 7c; Cabot W, ; | dryer, 60; graining colors: light oak, dark 8 10: | &S 'au: 7b¢ nnunnu.per ’"L 8@18¢ G 70; an-\x ~Hard to M washed, choice, fair, 800; hb-dluy 18, Golden Thread o, Fountaln, 80/ | gad v, 38 rmn-y.fi and cotted wool 3, pai( Mides Furs, Eto. &‘afi; omfi‘ 3 ) é';'l,'{':‘,,.. HIDES _croen buichers b, 6@51c illrd's Tiger, 680; Diamond Orown, 680, | cured 7o; hides, A cured 7o SMOK NGl grades-—Common, 3o | hides, Bcs dry fint, mn 180; dr, T e 0 ooy e g | Towi1ey ih 1 mlm.;f;’ofi;rhu’?u'fi'i lo; Duk 3 8 ; North (‘.'r'nfi; "oe 48, Seal of Nebeao: | groen call, wh, ander § Tbs, per_skin, 0o some Jnok, 4 o, linen bags ka, 16 oz, 880, e (mm 50@$1 25; green lamb skins 7 150; damaged hldu, two-third rate, £ 1b, §1.85; Marburgs' Pack, 2 oz, tin ffi,nm‘ Do il e, ™ 0 cut scored and one ol two' Paints Olls and Varnishes. tLirds rate,) branded hides Yo per eent. off. PAINTS IN OIL—White load, Omaha [ Coon skins, No, 1, 450; No. % 806; No. 3, P. P., 64c; white lead, 0,P.&C Co .8.P.64 [ 20.; No. 4, 100, _Mink, No. 3 No. 2, | mw."v:.lnneillolgrwn 1 to 5 T cans, 20c | 30c; No. 8, 15¢c; No, 4, e, _Fox, No, 1.1 60c; No, 2, 25c. Skunk, No. 1, black 6bc; short ntrhm, 400; narrow stripe 2ho; Urond stripe, 106, “Tallow, 6o, Connoll Bluffs Market. | Counoit Brurrs, May 26. | french zine, g1san seal, 12¢; French zine, red seal, 11c; French zine, in varnish asst, 20c; Fronch zince, in_ oil asst, 15c; Raw aad burnt umber, 11h cans 12¢; raw sand burnt _Sienna, 13c: vandyke brown, 13. vefined lampblack, 12¢; coach black, 1 3 ivory black, 16e; drop black, 160; Prossian | Flour—Crystal Mills Golden Sheat, | blue, 80c; ultramarine blue, 18c; chrome | 3 Go; California Eureka, patent, 8 805 best green, L M. & D)., 14c; blind and shutter | hrand of Kansas, 8 50@3 90; Kansas an rreen, I, M, & ID., 140} Paris green, 18c; ‘niian red, 16c; Venetian red, fo; Tuscan re, 22¢; American V. omu"nd. L&D, 1g; chrome yellow, Ln, M., 0.& D' 0., 18¢; Foow doure, o) Roldus ihts, 14 pALent Missouri flour 8' 50@4 25; graham, 8 7. ry_flour, 8 40, Bran and Shorts—20 00 per ton Chop Corn—24 00 per ton. Wheat—No, 2, 1 10@1 15. oa'c, walnut, cheetnut and ash 120, Dry Paints ‘White lead, 64c; French rine, 10c; Paris whiteing 240 “whiting rudu 1he; 800, l(ny ~Lioose, 5 00@6 00; phiting coml, 1o; lampblack 8:,erlmln- Aled} 75 per town, 14c; lampblack, ordina; ; Prus- isli sian bine, 480} uliramarine, 16; vandyks, ‘3;3‘_{;‘““@“’ L) brown, 86; umber,fburnt, 4c; umber, raw, Acjsienna, burn t, 4c; sienna, raw, 4c Paris green genuine, 8%c; Paris green com'l 2Zbe; chrome green, N.'Y.' 20c; chrom- Butter—Creamery, 25c;in rolls, wrap. ved, 15@200; rolls not wrapped, 15¢; mixed colors, 10@15c. s W Fgga—124 en K., 12¢; vermillion, Eng., 70c; ver- > million, 'America, 18c; 'hfll-l; red, 10, | Eotbtoos Ttone oo -'{f;‘. B e, oot fp | Live Chickons—3 50 bot ot chrome yellow, genuine, chrome yel- low, K‘_yl%. ) fl: 3 Mi.' 80; oo ,,_ Chioago roln‘n-oo.ml " Trench, re, American, ¥l WMWh y Winter's mineral, 2! le brot lour - Quiet; spring wheat flour, quot spanish brown, ince's m[m,“ ; able at 4 75@7 00; common to choice we: 5 00@7 50; common to faney Minne. 800@9 20 for patents; winter whent Socte, 6 00T (0 for Tair to choloe; Ty VARNISHES Barrls ' per gallon. | &1 I"urnhnm, extra, ll 10; furniture, 81 fmii, U8y oo, extr, S 40} 00@7 (0 for fa oach, No, 1, § ino, Damar, 81 50; "'E'.'il il J(‘ggm A by o bt lower, closng on el at 1 38@124 fo OILS=_110"oahon, por gallon, 114cs 150 cash; 1283 for May; 124 for June; 1 23, for july; 110} for August; 106§ for Sop: B P gallon, s 170 hendllghts | tomber; 104 for the year; 1 11@113 for linkeed; eamw per gHun 60; linseed, boilet, | No: 3; rejected nominal. o ) 1 r gall ion, d5c; lard, winter stra, pergal-| Corn—no. 2 active and lowss, closk 5 fo No, 1, 7065 No. % 60c; onstor, | o cul at 6% for cashy; GUc tor May; b Xx HEALTE R 125; Nm 3, 115; sweet, | for June; 68fc forJulg }c for A ug\sul. 4 "B, per gatlon, | 0 tor September; igh mf sperm, e e e o saat No. 3 oo e,&ff’:h:\:fig;,}’%{‘%fj?'&fifi“ Mag: 46l for' Junes 42 for July; e Y oF the year. ;;‘,f;’;‘;'; v tied ontrterdbpstdlod NRye—()umt and steady at 77@774 for 2, 50; aparm, signal, per gallon, 80c; ter- | No. 2 cash, f s Bae ,E{‘,on,“";c_?,“pfi;.‘ 72, o | Dy —Tower; No. 2 sominal; 80 for gallon, B&:ks A s Hardware Lis Tron, rates, $300; plew steel, special | 10 50 for cash and May; 19 32} fer June; cnat, 76 croible, ot xnp‘e’uhhl ur German, Go; ;'; 524 for July and Augast; 17 80 for the ;‘5%"@?&!) fgix, gemt.'l' felloes, o e | T Tard—Aotiye; Gloatng Towsr et 11'90@ 11 32} for 3seh; 11 85 fer May; 11 27§ for e e o@&u @ 1ie; | June; 11404 for Jaly; 11 45] for August pee I, Ticf | 1175 for the year, washere, rlvem. 5 8c; |, Bacon—Short ribs easy and lower, clos. et d“{"' h'; Bc?;km, 9 }.".‘mw ing at 10 95@11 00 for cash and May: e oyt ey s epaiony | 10,071 for June; 10 99 Yor Julys 1100 for to 5| el Tioses Burdons hossedhoss, b 35, | August; 11 02 for September; 9 86 far the Burden's muleshoes, 6 35. year. SHOT.—Shat, 8185 Buok shot, §210;| | Butter — Weak; crommery, cholce, to Oriental Powder, kegs 6.40; do.. balf | fancy, 2/@28¢; do, fair to_ good, 10@21o; 83.48; do., quarter $1.88; Blast. | dairics, choice to fine, 19@21e,(-fr to good, 80, per 100 foet 500, | 13@17c. BAKBED WIRE—In oar lots,8 80 per | Egge—Stoady at 281@19c, 3 100; in less than car lote. 8 55 ver 100, Reg'ta, Shipmts Leather. Flour. . 7,234 3,44 Oak sale, 38c to 42c; hemlock sule, 28¢ to | Wheat . 27,196 35e~ hemlock kip, 80c to 100; runner, | Corn 35,624 “u. 340 65c to 80c; hemlock calf, 85c to 1 20; hem: Oata. 84,504 700,270 lock upper, 23 to 26c; onk unper, 24c; | Rye . B84 508 alligator, 4,00 08 50; eult kid, 83@adc; | Barloy. L0848 1647 Greisen kid, 2 50 to 275; oak kib, 800 £ | The hoard of trade have decided ¢o hold }?8},:"1“;3"’ 1n‘€g ::ul 1&3’,’ arezn&l’l tf,‘:' no sessions on Monday and Tuesday next 3 Fren 'y 4 i e [y setts, 5 50 t07 50; linings, 600 to 8 50; on acoount of Idecoration da; toppings, 00 to 10 50; B. L. Morocco, 30c to 35¢; pebble O. D, Morocao, 35¢; simoz, 210 to 3 00. HARNESS—No 1 star_osk, 42c; No2 do, 39¢; No. 1 Ohio oak, 38 No. 2 do, 850; No. 1 Milwaukee, Sres No, 2do, 84c. | and July; No, 2 red, 180 for cash and Horses and Muloe. May; 121 for_June; 109§ for July; 106 Tho market is brisk and all gfldau are | for August and September; 105 tor the St. Louis rroduce. Sr. Lous, May 26, Flour—Unchanged. ‘Wheat—Lower; active trading for June Hc' Ureat Fal 1l at » slight ad UNITED STATES BONDS, s well at » sligl \Vauce ear. o n@ie |3 i Hoo-w oy Honoat Width, 7o Tu'| Tao deman for good horsen A ¥ Gom—Lower at_74@75%0 cash, accord- 3i's Kxtended 5's 1015@1a7 | =G Bo; Tdion Standard A, supply consideraoly. Prices range o ing to location: T4ic for May; 7le for W b 1sj@1L %I“d‘“ rohard d. w., 8ic; Lawrence | Joys: June and July; 70ic August; 68Jc for Sep- 71 Sy et ur, @11 7o; Myatio River, 7ho; Pequot & 8165 _ Fino single drivers, $150. to 300.; Extra | tember; déhc Tor the veur. LAl v i gg;»gg;& D IS e fgqufi{;fl- {iraft homsen, 6175, to 221 Common, dract |~ Oate -Luwor at 53ailo cash; 48 for D) 905 3 d = | f1orses, to 150,; Xxtra €arm horses, | June; 40jc July; 85c for August; 82§c for 4’ Coupons, 120(@1201 t BB, €110, to 125,; Common to good farm horses | the m‘ 7 e 4 RAILWAY AND MISCRLLANEOUS, C. B, &Q. fiest....... . 100} ., 3. & Q. Towa div. 1037 €.y I & QiTowa div Barli sgton:& Mo, in Neb 4. C., M. & 8t. P. b5, C. & O & . N, W. cetpon gn)ld? ‘0. & .N. ainking fand 6's. Chica to & Nosthwestern 3 | BenningtonC 4-4, 4-4; 7 Ammfi::c LL, 64c; B Alligator 84, 63; Arggle 44, Tio; r State X 44, 70; 2okeyo S, 44, Bion Indian Orchard "AA 9, Blo; Laconia O 39, 8jc; Lehich E 44, TLonsdale 4-4, 1o, epperell N 80, 7¢; do O 82, 74o; do 1t Tio: do 1509, ) Bici Poeasact O i, Tio; " g Waneatta id 1 Jacks mville& Southern AVabas . St L. & P, COMMERCIAL U nana Wholesale Market. Orricn oF THE OMAHA BeE } Fridey Evening, May %6, !!be,v ghanges reported in ¢he mar- ket to. we ac follows: Wheat, (No, 2, declined Je; e 3, de- elined 1c; rejected declined fic. Bezley declinet 1c. Rye declined 1c. Carn tectined 4e. Qate dec ined 2c. Local Grain Dealings WHEAT. —Cash No, 2,107; esak No, 8, 9G: sejected, G0c Y,—Cask No. 2, 08; e, 8, PRV —Cuts, 620, oonu,—c.u}x No. 2, G3jc, STREE‘A' l’,é‘tohs—corn, 50@45; 0sts, HAY ? per ton. CHOPPED ¥ EED—'X 50. CHOPPED CORN—S$1 40. BRAN—81 15 'gar hutdred, STRAW—84 00 ton loase; $500 baled. Froduce .\nd Vegs tables, “O’I‘A’IOEB—N-bruku. 1 06@1 10; d Scateh Champiens 1 00@1 15, uVeVLLE T POTATOES—5.75@6,00 per WILD DUCK -$1 25@1 50, KGGS—15@16c BUTTER—Creawer.v, 20@2c; choice voll, 11}@15¢; common sl €@ 10, BEESWAX—VYellow, '20@22%. ONIONS—Bushel boxes, 2 50@3 00, CRANBERRIES—Per' bos, $2 75@ 400 CHEESE—10@Lic. ORANGES—$7 00 LEMONS—5 50@6 00, Provisions. HAMS 15 per Ib, BACON —Breakfust, 1ic; 18¢; dry ealt aidos, 125, SHOULDERS 8¢ per Ib. DRIED BEEF—18}e per b, Grocers' List, COFFEE,—Rio, fair, 110; Rio, good 20; Rio, prisme to choice, 124¢; Old govit Jav; 984@3she, Mocha, 284e; Arbuckle's, 'i7AS—Guapowder, good, 45@55; gau:o., soiaroe; #lnperl;}. good, 40@450; oice, 60@75¢; ¥ oung Hyson, 36@ Blc; choice, 65c@$1 00; Jupan Nat Teaf, 850; Japan, choice, 60@75c; Oolong, good, 40; Oolong, choce, 40@55; Boushong, good, 85@40¢; ehoice, 35@dbe. In barrels, edium, $9 00; do in half bbls, 5 25; smalls, in bbls, clear sides, hblli " 00, do. m hdi bl NEG app) extrl, 16c: pnn lpple, lSn g I’rw:nv vure auple, 16c, 1 llnlng‘;i % ind: double face, 81 Cairo D and T, stone, 18kc; 16c; ‘Ocean D and T, 134e; Royal, 16 Suasex, 120; Tiog ing shecks, do 9—4 21!.' do 8.4, e 1ic; g:;:: of the Lom 10-4, 274; Now o 50; do ; do 6 1206 do, in half bbls, 7 00; gherldm, fa( Bock il g%, B ¢ 7 50, 7-4, 19¢; do 49, 16c 0’67, loj do'87, 1 58, 22hc; dn48 17¢ BLEACHED COTTOIS—Androgcog: | gin L 4-4, mBlnckutane£ A inperial do do half ‘hleached 4-4,9¢: Cabot 4-4, Fidelity 44, 9423 ¥ruit of tioLoom, 10; cambric -4/180;do Water Twist, 10kc; Great | ¢ Halls Q, 1 dian Head shrunk 4-4, 12e: Zonsdale, mc o cambric 47, 124c; New Zork Mill 1tig; Pequot A, do; epperell N G Twil J!i Pocabiortas -4, 9hes Eosnasot 4 1, 8k; Utios, 1ic; Wamsutta 0 X X, 12k, DYCKS (Golared)—Albaoy 1 brow ) do ©, drak. oy do stripes pleids, 1 ; do ZXX brnwn aud’ diaby sir;pos and plaide, 12hc; Axl liggeon, fancs, 19¢; Brunswick byown, ot fancy, | 16 12{s; do extra heavy, 20e; Fall River brown, extrs. bawry, 1ljo; Godiana & brawn 1ip: Newomsst A browe. 15c. TAUKINGS—Amoskoog A U A 82 17%c;.do XX blue 82, 1 “tfie Asrowanca 9fc; Claremont B B, 151@ Conestoga ex trw 2740; Hamilton D, Tijo Lowiston 80,'16¢; Minnehaha ¢i-4, 20c; Om o super extra d4, 28c; Poax] River 32, 1 nam XX blae strige, 126 Shotusicot § 10k0: do B8 '120; Yocman's. blne 89, 830 ENIMS, —Amockeak, blucand bronn 164c; Andover DD blze, 15ho; Arling X blue Bouh, lfiiu' Cowoord 000, blus s w AAA, £o do 134; do X Xto dadai ymaker's blue and 9ho; M; .E River DD stcipe, 18 ver, blue and brown, Loc; blue and hrown, 133c, CAMBRICS-Barnard, 2N Pearl nmvfla. staze (1 arner A hnm.. Ble; Pequot do v, 8¢; Andros “ P dltun ) rt lo By Toiewnd Lid i o GOM%‘I‘ mfix\m by And m‘hl Batteen, £H nu o} 'z{.uc.-::xh.II 803 ia'd( arr sgansett, nproved,c 9h0; Rookbport, 7. Bho; Amerl Amold, To; Borsrick Cocheco, 7o} Conestoga, 6ic; Dunurk, Ade; Dunuell, @le; Eddytonsy 76 Glouosster Hermeay, flcfi ker;wakso;‘. Gic; M;:- (H ystic, Bie; el q Souwbchze. Goj do. Ginghaus, Te: Harl, boro, 5e; Oriental 6je. GIX\(.ILAMS—A.nmk“f 1040; Amos. keag drosws 124 Aj Adantic, 9¢; Cumberland, 7| m,,m.m. Bho} Ksnllworth, th, th kett, 10jc; Hus- 134 90c; American, 110; Artisian, 20e; 184c; Olarion D snd I, 17}e; Decoan Co.stripes Dand T, 16¢; Key' Nantucket, 190; ixonpmu, lvle ot 13 c, ‘achusett shi '120; do, Nankin, 1240; York, lain ‘Nankin, 1 ?c o, checks, stripes and mu do, TIN xS-Amlmwngzin 10-4,2740f 22¢; Continental "C 224c; Pet}uot 10-4, 284e; do Fopperel %0, lo; o; Utiea 96, 850; do BUGARS ~Cut loaf, 1l¢; Orushed, u.nd Tobaccos. 1le; Gravulated, 117c; l’uwdaud 11; CIGARS. -—Mdl,.lfi ; Connecticut, Fine powdered, 11c; Standard Coffee A 82000, Mixod, 85500 Hood Havaua, 94o; New York Coafoctioner's Stan ClearHavans, $15.00. A, 100 Goud &, 9y Praiels Exten C, lo ROBACHD Pt > Colden Tule, ROPE—Sisal, § inch and larger, HAc; mb, 60c; Our Ropo, first quality, 62¢; # inch, E&; Btar, pounds, 24 Ib, butts, 60c; Horse 8hoe, OHEESE—Full Cream, 145 Part nfi ’?lbu;b bt “f00;” Gi{ By, u) ut 4 wy snd Nav, WUO&NWARE—TWO hoop _palls, i pied unds Hoo; Lorl: 1 96; hree hoop pails, 3 20 !(o. 1 tubs Ed- wnndl, l&. IINE BROWN COTTONS—Allendale | 290, . to $100.; Extra plugn, 860, to 75.; Common pluge, $20, to ULES.—15 to 16; hands {sxm), 8125, £0150.; 14} to 15 hands, $160. to 140, 14 to 143 md!, $75. t0 100.; 183 to 1: Rye Duall at 75c. Barley—Nominal. Lead—Dull at 4 873, Butter—Dull; dairy, 14@20¢; country, 110@16¢. hands, 860, to Eges 1@, T T n E o ) st | T i o e — Pork— I3 [ , D gollon; extea Californin spirite, 187, proof, epi Ty S INT0 b Tor bR 1.26 per proof gallon; triple refined s 167 proof, 124 par proof gallon; re-distil yEhdes, 1 00@L 10; fino blended, 150G 250; Kentncky beurbons, 200@7 60; Ken- and Pennst.lvmh ia ryes, 2 200@7 00. ANDIES— rted, $6 00@16 00; el 10@4 i ‘GINS—A:z mmd 4 50@6 00; domiestic, | BT vt N omrh rite | Lara—Noaminal. Rec'ts. 00 Shipmta, 5,000 Tork — Mess active and lower at 10 871@ |} Potrolenm PERSONAL. CrLeyrLann, O0,, May 26, —— e standard white, 110| 1, 8, Clarke, of Bellevue, 1« in this city. New Yorg, May 26, Petroleum-— Lowerand unsettled; United 6le; crude, in barrels, 63@74c; naptha, in barrels, 6 asked; refined in barrels here, ; in Philadelphia and Baltimore, 7}c. Prrrsnure, Pa,, My (he market opened at Gifc, J. A, Baldwin, U, 8, A, i« at the Withnell, Wm. H, Saxe, of 8t. Albans, is at the Metropolitan. G. A. Paxton, of Colambus, Mo,, i« at 0f1 - clined to 6310, and closed at noon at 64lc; . June delivery, 64}; July, 66e; August, | the Creighton. Usfes New Vork refined, 7l Autwerpy [ Thomas Hatton, Jr., of Des Moiner, is barrels; do s nhlpnlwn!l un ted, 44,00 at the Withnell. tidewater, 12,406 barrels; charters, 12,609 ; barrels; urg sales, 148,000 barrels; | . D, Fisher, of Council Bluffs, was in excl lum.p- n(u( , $150, the city yesterday, -- . Kansas Clty Produnos Market Mrs, J. Dollen, of Avoea, Towa, is at the Metropolitan, 119 No. 8 cssh ahd My R M. Dixon, of Davenport A No. 4 cash, 90c; May, | Creighton house guest. c; July, Soe, R. A. Goib, of La Porte, Ind., Piios ",'E“,"‘" tered at the Creighton, Kaxms Orr firm and <low. Tows, is a 864 Weak and lower o3 June, is regis- { the yean i2c: No."2" white mixed [ Ex-Consul N. N. Vinquest come up cash, 83{c; sie, st R My v Oata—Slow; No, 2 June, 46}e; July at | from Kansas City yesterday. 0. W. R, Marshall, of Des Moines was at Rec'ts, Shipm'ts, 1 i Wheat . 18 P 86 the Metropolitan last night. Corn, , F. O, Shafer, of Emporia, Kansas, is Oats, oy 180 registored at the Metropolitan, ol B C. A, Dodge, of Yanktor, was among Liverpool Produoe. Tiverroor Inst night's arrivals at the Withnell, Flour—American, 10s@12s 6. Wheat —Winter,\0s 0d@10s 3d; white, 9 \.} @93 11d; spring9a@10¢; club 9s 10d@10s Corn—10s 2d. Pork— Lard—8s, Receipts of wheat for past 3 days, 157« 000 cental, 125,000 being Awmerican. SHEA VD Mes. W, 0. Wing, of Bradford, 1’ in the city, & guest of the Metropolitan, Hon. Fred Drexel, our county commis- sioner, fx out again after & spell of wick- ness, F. H. Bliss and wife, U. 8. A, arrived from San Francisco Jast night, and are Kansas City Live Stock stopping ot the Withnell, Iansas Oi7y, May 26, Misses Jennie Dellone and Sadie Riley ”t'-tile—llkce{;‘vt«. .‘-‘Tl head;” :-h‘!g;‘g*;no*a- have gone to Nebraska City to visit Miss ead; native shippers, 6 1™ native stockers and lenlelm, 8 75@s 00; na- rances Butler for a week. tive cows, 8 00@> 50; Texans, 8 7H@b b7%. | Prof, (teo. F. Sauer leaves in a day or Hoga—Tteceipts, 5,563 head; shipmente ; 110 onds mieicat Hlow i 5e lower for | 0 for Buffalo, N. V., to spend part. of mixed and light stuff; sales ranged from | the summer with his relatives. 5 3 bulk from 7 75@7 70. R, W, Clark, ¥, H, Tuthill, T. L p e Lty Clarke, M. J. Sullivan, and P, Bresman, Pooria l’fl;uu SEi o of the Omaha & St, Paul road, were in the 1A, A N i Corn—Dull; high mixed, 10§@7ls; | ity 1A%t night. Oats—Dull; No. 2 white, oll@nde. Frank Riley, of J. W. Dimmitt & Co., Rye—Dull; No. 2, 74 has just recovered from an attack of the s Unchanie ;xm‘u. Ship't, | mossles, and will go to Nebraska City to- K175 day to recuperate. Biog| At the Withnell: Vie Bierbower, Sid- 000 | ney; Miss Sadie Shelley, Tecumseh; R. C. .+ | Outealt, Charles 0. Whedon, Lindoln; C. M. Fisher and wife, Hastings; Miss S, Latkee, Elkhorn; J, J. Hamlin, North Platte, 5,L00 5:400 Philadelphia Produoce. PHILADELPHIA, May 26, Wheat—Firm at 1 20 for June; 1 96} for July, NEBRASKANS IN OMAHA “20"17;%17}17':‘} S2@Sto for cash and| At the Canfield: W. J. Agnew, Ed. Tyo - Quist at 90@9L. Fitzgerald, Plattsmeuth; Andrew Noger, - - Oxceola, thra:_m:n e At the Metropolitan: J. B, Myers, Mrs. Fred Mather, Aurora; J, H. Harley, 8. T, lour—Stend ) 3 ) Wheat—Southern, quiet; fultz, 1 33@ | Rouss, Lincoln; A, B, Fuller, Decatur; 1 40; No. 2 red winter, 1404@1 41 for| A, R, Gage, Republican City; J, P, Hens- May; 1 404@1 41 for June, ley, Grand Island; J. H. Snell, Ashland; Corn—White southern, dull at 90@91c; 2 sellow BauIHEA QLI AL 800, Jacob Crum, Beatrice; M. E. Wood, s el Weeping Water. East Liberty Live Stook. At the Creighton: H. A. Wartigan, Easr LiBenty, Pa., May 26, p) Si Co.; E. Cattlo_Nothing. done.’ Iikeipts, 430 Plasiamonth 1), Rorziton, Sapy. 00 E. Brown, Lincoln: G. J, Evane, Hastings; | * ad; , 1,000 head, s e xl:‘i?:«:lphiu, 830@8 51; Yor- | Dr. S. B, Taylor, Miss Bertha Taylor, ke, 710G T0. & ened, Tteselnte, | B8 M. B Byan, Dawson; Wi, T. esp —Dull and unchanged. Iiecelpts, | piygell, Columbus; N. S. Harding, Ne- L AT, AT ] braska City; W. R, Latta, Frank Kim- ball; Frank Beard, Tekamab; R. Kiely, Norfolk, Totedo Plvflm LEDO. Mq Afl Whent—Woeale .n.m for cash; No. 2, i 118 for May; 181 for June; 1 lr»§ “for Waxtep—Slop and sand brick July; 113} for August; 110 for the year, | moulders. Apply .e ghe water works orn—Quiet; ‘78c for high mixed; 560 | fiice. (s for No. 2 uu)&; lmh for May; 7lc for ul June; 71o for July; 72 for August; 57| hat definite and decmve action for tfne year, Oats—Unchanged. shouid at once be taken in regard te la U M Buffalo Live Stoock. bettering the condition of Farnham Easr Burrato, May 2. street, we respectfully suggest a meet- Hogs—Receipts, 52 cars; shipments, 48 | ing of the property —owners this cars; market lower; Yorkers, 5 30@8 15; | (Saturday) evening, May 27, at 8 good to madium weights, 8 20@8 45, o'clock, at the First National Bank of % Omaha. Turpentine Market Max Meyer, J. 8. McCormick, ‘WiLsiNGgToN, N. C., May 26, A. L. Strang, E. Rosewater, Rosin— Strained, 165; good, 170, O. F. Goodman, H. W. Yates, ;‘fi:’lfié’"“ 8% $0io H. Kountze, M. Hellman, et Ben. B. Wood, W. W. Lowe, Cail For an Anti-monopoly Con- Frank Murphy, Dewey & Stone. vention. Frank Bardal, North Bennett strect, Buffalo, says: ‘I havetrigl your Spring Juniata, Adams county, Nebraska, | Blossom as a family Lul:’e(l nu,‘uml h.vla izati never come acroas anything #o do so much favor the 1‘"8“1"""“"" O‘d % “"i:" good in #o short time in cases of indi- anti-monopoly ~league, and hereby | gogtion d{npqml and derangemant of the authorizo the use of our names for a |stomach. strongly recommend it. Price We, the undersigned citizens of R‘U’L{S—Im rted, 4 50@6 00; New { Englaxd. 200&00; domestic, 1 b 50 PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY— New Youx, May 26, Flour—Dull and steady; winter wheat S%MPAGNEi—Immmd per case, | extra, 5 20@9 25; southera flour, demand 2 00@‘1! 0; Amarisaa, case, 12 00@ | moderate; common to choice extra, b 65@ CLst—Parm4m@1soo Wheat—Heavy, unsettled and lower; WINIS—Rhine wine, per case, 6 00@ [ No, 2red, 1 46@1 43}; No, 1 white 1 423; 20.00; Catawba, per case, 4 00@7 00. No. 2 ..a May, 145@1 4 s June, 1463 uru— on and b uwar, o laf ‘We quate lumbei; lath and shin 1" on: | tor on cash and M-y and_the demand ars at Omaha at the followin light; ungraded mixed, 7s@86c; No. 32, JOIST AND SOANTLING 216 ft, and 8iasile; No. 2 ‘mixed, 83}@85c; June, TINCBIES 16 1, aad under, §2200, | 7 @.f_*in..,- dull and weak; No. 1 TIMBER AND JOIST—18 it,, 823 00; [ white oo No'2, vib@io: Mool mived: ¢ ft €0, 23 ft., 827 50; 24 ., $27 50, [ foe. 59@594c; No. 2 mixed May, N VBNCING—No'L, 4 and 6 tn.822 00; | 1865010 FU slianite. SHEETING — No. 1 (2mi PR mzo—inlrlyuen\'e and firm; Canada, New York Produoce. ) BLb o No. 3, 817 rloy—Nominal. RIOCRLBUS :'—1"’,2" D, 82300;| PorkoDull and drooping: spot w snn' 60;' B, $21 00; C, Do mses July, 20 00 igher for May, and late deliy- erios lower; cash and May, 11 S0@11 85; June, 11 60, e L Chicago Live Btock. CHIcAGO, May 26, No. 1, The Drover's Journal reports: cEthG—.g in. No. 3, szsoo, fein, | Hogs—Market dull and prices lower; ; fin. No. 1 82 common to good mixed, 7 25@7 85; hea -in. N0, 8, ssuo, 1.in guklng, 7 B5@8 50; light hogs, 72 31560, 17 Nor 1 818 1b. Wkips and culls, b00@7 16, Re- THIOK FINTSH--848 00@55 00, 3"' 24, iattlo—Market excited and prices higher; TABRED PRLTbes b shipping cattle, 6 15@9 00; wixed hmh- BTRAW BOARD—Per lfz 3c, BIAR OREEK LIME-§1 en” sk, 4 00 70; Toxans, 4 00@6 7 stookers uid feeders, § 00@6 00, lepu Shoop—Stewdy at bigher prices; § 90@ l I[)ORII\(: —A, $40 00; B, 887 50; C, 85200 NG Yo, 1, $175; 6-in, clear, 82 1r.- star, 83 25; extra A, $4 00, LATH-"No. 1, $5 50, BHIP LAP—I'Nn. moo- 0. G. Nor 2, 524 00; PLAH’N"R PARIS—§2 35, LOUIEVILLE CEMENT— 2 00, Bullding Materlal. LIME—Far barrel, 81 8; bulk per bus- | 4 Receipts, 1, e Coment, Ll 83 00, " Towa i D o M bbl, 3 50, 'Hair per bu, 85c, Tarred fel€ 100 1bs, 85 50, Btraw board, 84 co Cinciunati Produce. Cuvunvn‘n May 26, Mm Pork—Steady; 20, Tari--Prime steady, s Bull MeatsClear sides 11 70@11 85, Bacon ~lear sides, 1170, PAPER—Btraw paver, 8jc; rag 4c; dry goods peper, 7¢; m;".f. paper, news paper, c. COAL~Cumberland blacksmith, 8127 Morris Run Blossburg, $12; Whitebreast lump, 86 50; Whitebreast nut, 86 50; Towa | Flour~I"air demand and steady, Iump, $6 50; Towa nut 8650; Kook Apriug Wheat — Btesdy, moderate offerings, 8; Authracito, all sizes, 812 00@12 50, | No, 2, 130 42, Mms—n.m. 10 n. 60§, 3 60, Oorn-sMixec esr scarce andfirm, No, 2, wmixed, 171@77¢, DRUGS AND CHEMICALS —Acia | Oati—1 asler; No, 2 mixed, iije, Carbolic, 50c; Acid, Tartaric, 60c; Balsam | LRye—bull; No, % 77@70c. Copabia, e by 70c; Bark, Sassafras, per| Barley—Dull; fall rades, %c@1 03, 1b, 140; ‘Calomel, per b, 75¢; Cinchonidia, | Whisky—Firm and good demand at per oz, $1 03 cmurumm, e b 100; 115, over's powders, Jor | salts, per 1o nu,c. oerlna, pm, 40 Acefate, per lb, No, 1, per gal, 1 & Castor, No. 8, per el nzo. o, oil, Olive, per gal. 81 50; O Opiu, AR 8., Tpso £¥ S per lb. New York Dry uww New Youk, May 26, Business was restricted in voluwe with packege houses to-day, but some eonsid. erable orders were placed for heawy un- derwear for all trade. There is a mo.‘etate E Luwr, ll , $4 75; Quinine P, & s “mu’ er ety odide, o8 1 | forco of buyers, butpurchies are mowly Moming, o Ber o 0% aptiate of | confined to’small unseasonablo goods JoF darpuise. per Tl AUt Rour, distribution; demand for fall goods it e & l J expected until crop prospects have been oal. more duflnlwly rleunnhud. anbell are though this branch | t."ial Merino unwashed, light, 14@16c; heavy, | doing o fair s, 18150, et wwibed, SO ety oAuot be roported ackive af pressns. Ex:aedy for pain, it is & never-failing anti- National Assoclatod Progs. caun at Puu.;lunn refused a new sentoncod him to h.ng July 7th. call for a meeting (o be held in Lin- | 50 cents; trial botties 10 cents. m23dlw coln for that purpose: IV,VI:’PC“:h‘ic{IK iI&P{i}dllrd MOUNT ARBOR NURSERY. Ariricge ig] Hedge plants 76c. per thousand ‘];‘vra Ef:;?nghuune‘k‘r’esllfj(w““ wholesale or retail. T, E, B, Mason, E Mooro BF Hilton Ehiensndost, i, ) R H Nolan goEn Xi“lk" H H Bartle 0 am H Twidale ¥ E Wilson D M W ELOTY WL I]qulburn ‘l; fi[ Anderson W P Norris ohn T Hill TR W Bolang (Successor to D.T. Mount.) L B Thorne Geo E Brown Manutacturer and Dealer in C A Ant 8 L Brass : IR Nowell WG B Saddles, Harness, Whips, W D Sewell A H Brown y ' 8 %SJ'#“ g ;lflugld FANCY HORSE CLOTHING E alker Allen 50 hasen God W Omvtor | BODES, Dustors and Turf Goods | W Ackloy E W Morse b 1 M Tappes A Borden of ALL DESCRIPTIONS, F W Eighmy N M Lloyd D H Fleeman Will H Paine C F Hogg The meeting for the formation of a state league will be held at the Acad- emy of Musio in L\nooln on Wednes- day, Junu 21, 1 Victoria Soclety of Omaha. Pursuant to a call for that purpose, the wives, mothers, daughters and sisters of the members of 8t. George society met at the residence of Henry Livesey on the 24th inst., and formed an association which shall be known as the “Victoria Society.” The fol- lowing officers were elected to hold their respective offices for the term of one year: President—Mrs. R. M. Carleton, Vice Presidents—Mrs. R. I, Live- sey, Mrs. Midgley, Becretary—Mrs, M. N, Johnson, Assistant Secretary—Mrs, Fanny A. Hadnll, Treasurer—Mrs, Leona Lounsbery. lerarwn—Mun Agnes Livesey. Agentfo: Jas. R. Hill & Co.'s OBRLEBRATED CONCORD HARNES *“Tho Best in The Wozld."” 1412 FARN.AM ST, Orders Eolicited. OMAHA, NEB wo 1y Genius Rewardsd; The Story of tha°§hwmg Machine, A handsome little pamphlet, blue cove with numerous -nznrvluxl, will be ™ GIVEN AWAY to any aault person or gul muoamgl.nmu“"“'““ il or will b Beat by “tast " R | A A '""‘ e . b At pXew Friak Tho Singer Manufacturing Go,, May 26, — The Principal Office, 34 Unlon Bquare, NEW YORK. A Friend in Need. Time over and again THoMAS' EoLko- w10 Orn has proved a salutary friend te the distressed, * As o relisble curative for croup in children, sore throat and bron chial uffections, and us & positive external Danviiie, Va., to W, H. Yeats, for murder, an: feb18 d&w BARGAIN S, LOTS! Houses, Farms, Lands. BEMIS’ FIFIEENTH AND DOUGLAS 87¢, Beautital buildng sites on Sherman n\‘enlc (10th strost) o th of Povpleton's and J. J. Brown's residence--being 855 foot west fron e gho wvenue, by fram 300 to 550 feet in dopt lnn castward to the Gmaha & 8t. Paul R, R, in strips of 50 feet or more frontage on e avents with hll depin o, tho. Toes vl sell th any terma that purchaser may desire, who will agree to build noummun. 91200 and wpwards will sel! with- out any payment down for ono year, and 5 to (uual annwal payments thereafter &t 7 per aay fikerest, To parties whe do not Intend improv: ing immedia‘cly will well o ¢ ne sixth down and o equal Annual Paymonta thereatt:r at 7 per cent interest, Choicé 4 acre block in Smith's addition at wess end of Farnam strect—will give any length of time requiredat 7 per cont Interest. Also a splendi 10 dcro block in Smith's addi. tion on_eame iiberal:iterms as the foreg. ing gr- 805, Ha T lot Dn Izard near 20th o 00. No 34, Lot on 184 steoot noar Paul, £1200. No 502, Lot 30x253 fvet on 15th stroet, near P icholas! No 209, One qulrtirmn on Burt street, near Dutton W‘ No 297, Twolota on Blondo near Irene stroet, 0 and'$300 eac No 208, Two ot on Georgia near Michigan sty 120, Notos, Twelve cholce rostdence lota on Hamil- Son strect n Bhinu's addiion, fne aad sighly, $250 to $500 e No 505, Beautiful balf lot on 8. Mary's av- gae, 80x180 feot, near Dishop Clarkson's and 0th trect, 8150 No 202, Five cnnlce lotson Park averuo, 5ox 150 each, on atroet railway, $00 each, No 291,8fx lote in Tilata & Ox'swell's ddition on Bherman Avenuo near Foppleton's, ¥3.0%Q $160 ench, No 239, Cholce lota on Park avenue and stroe oar line on,road to Park, $150 to $1000 each. No 286, 'Eleven lots 'on Deca ur god Irese streets, near Saunders street, €875 to $150 each. No x82, Lot on 19th near Paul stroet, 8700, No 981, Lot 65x140 feot near 8¢, Mary's aveaue, and 20th btroot, $1600, No 219, Lot On Decatur near Ireno street, $326, ‘No‘fln. Fuu lots on Caluwell, near Saunders stroe! Yo 76, Loton Clinton streo, near shot tower, No 975, Four lota on MeLallan strect, near Bigndo, Hagan's addition, $226 0sch, 0274, Three lots néar raco course: make ofl"m No 268, Beautifal corer acr lot on Callfornia sireet, opposite and adfolning Bacred Heart Con- vent grounds, $1000. No 260, Lot on Mason, near 15th strect, §1,850. 100 lots in “‘Credit Foncier"and “Gran1 View” mldlllurl Just south-cast of U. P and B. & M. Zallroad Fepots, ranging from $150 to 31000 cach and on easy ternis. Beautiful Kesidence Lots at a bargain-—very handy to shops « 100 to 8250 eacb, 5 per cent nd 6 per cent per month. Cail and full particu ary. No 266, Fuil corner lot on Jones, Neir 15th street, $3,000, No. 25! ‘Iwo lots on Center street, vear Cum- iny mmn., 00 for both or §600 each, 51}, Lot on Beward, near King street, { ‘.Nlu 249, Hal! lot on Dodge, near 11 h street, *No 247, Four beautiful residenco lota near Crelghi jollege (or will separate) 8, No 2 0 lots on Center, near (.‘umlm( st ach, oM, Lt on Idaho, near Cuming streot, 48, Doautitul corncr acrs lot on Cuming nead Dutton streot, ncas new Coavent cf suc 81,1 ol w, Lot on Parpam, niar 18:h etreet, o a3, L0b 66 by 133 fo't on Colege streot, near St. Mary's avenuo, §700. 0241, Lot on Farnam, near 20th strect, 0 910, hnwbyw ear )Iuox No 130, Qorner Flot clfart, near 224 street, o, 100x152 oct B Harnoy, near 24th, unuw I cut It up) 2,400, Lot on Douglas stroet, near 26th, e 22, Lot on Pler street, near Seward, No 221, Two lots on Decatur, near Ircne street, $100 cac 0 223, Low 148 by 441 K t on Eouth a enue, on Sherman ave- nlle stideg), near G '2 400. will divide, Nn 20, Lob¥8x06 fet on ge, near 13th ake sn offer, b K PP streot, near Clark, No 216,'1 ot on Hamilton, tosr King, No 20), Lot ou 18th stroet, near 600, l\umz, Two loticn 16th hear Pacific street, 6.0, No 104, Beaukjful residence lob ou Division st r Cun’ing, 00 M, Lot un 16h strect, nefg Pierce, *No 198, Lot on Sauuders streollf nexr Sew- 'No 194}, Two lots on 224, near Grace street, Iu’:la 1024, Two mu on 17th street, near white woi No188); One full block ten lots, near the barracks, $400. No 191, Los on Parker, near lrene street, No 189, Two lots on Case, near 2lst (ilt odxu)i.l:. ol o Lot on Pier near Seward, §650, No%lfil on Pacific street, near 14th; make b 1@:1. Jotaon Farnam, neat 24th stres, 2,400 Nouall blsck on b nlr“neu race course, aud three lots in Gise's Saunders and Cassius strects, No“& M!on 1sth ltulll, luu white lead Nnr» li‘lxlfl oet (2 lots) on “18th street, near lo,ypnmn. §1,600, Thirty xe lots i@ & Cal- awells sadlagh o erman avenue, Wpring and Baratoga streets, near the end of groca streot car track, $856 to §1,800 each. o080, "Lot 1,600, ition, near on Chicago, near 22d street, Nau, Lot ou Caldwe!l street, near, Sagnders, No 86, Corner lot on Charles, [near Saund- des et, § 00, No 75, 60x52 feet on Pacific, near Sth stroeb 22d, 23d and #3,900. No€0, Eighteen lots on 2lst, Baunders stroets, near Grace aud Saunders stroet bridge, 8600 cach, No 6, One fourth block (1£0x185 feet), near the Convent of Poor Claire, on Hawilton strees, near the end of the red street car track, 1,050, BEMIS' ReaL ESTATE AceNcy 16th and Douglas Street, DOMAEA - - NEN