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

L FITS NY« ON )X y. ad 1! ory ple. T, to by | 3 Roo g FINANCE AHD GOMMERCE 7 FINANCIAL. New Youg, FINANCIAL REVIEW Events of the week in financial circles were important only for the movements in the spare list on the stock exchange. In early dealings there was a strong under- tone, and nearly all the leading stocks at- tained higher prices owing to favorable advices, but toward the close the labor strikes were made the basis for a sharp bear attack against the market, more yar ticnlarly agaicst coal stocks and Erie. The result of this was a decline of 1to4 June 3, per cent in the general list and 6} per cent | * in New Jerscy Central, Manhattan Ele- vated and St. Paul, Minneapolis & Mil- waukee were exceptions and recorded some advance, The money market was easy throughout the week, and rates for call loans ranged from 2} to 3 per cent, Gov- omment bonds were dull thronghout, Foreign exchange were dull with little or 1o change in rates, BANK STATRMENT, The bank statement to-day is unfavora- ble. The following are the changes Specie decreased. ...... 81,826,800 Legal tenders increased. . Deposits increased. . Circulation increased. Reserves decreased. .. MONRY. Money closed easy at 22} per cent. Exchange closed firm at 4 874@4 00, GOVERNMENT BONDS Closed firm, Currency 6's 129 bid ' coupons. 1202 bid 44's coupons 1141 bid 5's continued, 101 bid 6's continued 993 bid RAILROAD BONDS, Pacific Union 1618 .0...ve.es R Union Land Grants. . Union Sinking Fands, offered Centrals ...... ailroad bonds closed aa follows: 118 @118} 134114 122 17 @117§ BTOCKS, There was renewed depression on the stock exchange to-day, and under the con- tinuation of boar raids of yesterday and various unfavorable revorts from the west the list declined 4 to 8 per cent. The pressure to eell at intervals was very marked, especially in case of the New Jersey Central, Denver & Rio Grande and Louisville & Nashville, The last named was depressed by the announcement that Fink had declined the presidency of the road. Shortly before noon the pressure to sell abated and a recovery of 4 to 2 per cent ensued. This, however, was not maintained, the market again becoming weak and declining under renewed press. ure to sell. 1In the final dealings therewas a steadier fee'ing and a fractional recov- ery, Ths Lonisville & Nashville sold down to 67} aad New Jersey Centraldown to 664, The following were closing bids: Am'n Dise. el. 40 Mo, Pac. Met, El M & Ohio. Northwestern .. 130 Preferred ooo O1F N Y Eisvated..100 N?Cen Coal.. ;3 HEEYDOYOoC T reoptip 25 HEISTS Pall Pal Ca nick idlver Greenbay. H& St J ..... 90 134 San Fran pfd. ., 49 1st preferred. 85 St. P. & Dul... 28 Preferred .... 82 Man Llev Preferred. ... Man Beaci.... Md Coal. M. & Esse: MLS&W... Mich Cen..... Preferred Western Union, 82 BALES, The following were the sales of the more active stocks to.day. Total sales, 310, D&RG 54200 Erie. , .14000 H &St Jpfd.. 200 K &T 4600 Northwestern, 14C0 Preferred.,.. 400 St Paul S5t PP & O Preferred... . 250! Can Southern, 100 Nash & Chat. . 200 D& U(kl Wabash., . 1300 D LL W Preferred.... 8500 STATE BONDS, Dall but firn, CHICAGO MONEY, Oitreaco, Jone 8, Preston, Kean & Co,, bankers, report: The local monetary situation is un- changed, Loanable funds ave in good sup- ply at 5@7 per cent. Iastern exchange between city banks quoted at G0c premium per $1,000, Clearings, §9,051,000, o, C., B. & Q. B .0 1033 (‘ B.&Q 4 Avi,{@h‘il B. & Q. Denv . B4@84 C M. & St By O & B, 6., 108} @103 N, u;unmngrllnl Va'ersds L 125 C. ‘Wabash, St. L & P, . 8. 4's coup div. P —— OUmana Wholesale Market. Orrioe oF Tae OMAHA B } Saturday Evening, June 3, The wholesale mercantile trade of the city for the past week, as in the proceed- ing one, is reported as generally unsatis- factory, owing to the contivued cold, wet weather, which has a retarding influence on trade in general, and while this weather is favorable to all emall grain, it is bad for corn, and has seriously retarded planting in this section, There has been a fair movement iu such staple groceries ascoffee, tea, syrups, rice, fish, candles and canned THE DAILY BEE: ()MAHA M( &oods, while the demand for dry goods, carpets, olothing and furnishing goods, millinery, hats and eaps, boots and shoes, and all kindred lines continue very quiet. Drugs and medicines are also reported dull, though there is very little change in values, Meats of all kindsare reported nclive and strong at last week's pric The produce business has been dull on account of the inclemency of the weather, making i difffcult to dispose of consi,n- ments where received. Potatoes are searce and in demand Salt Liake are selling at 1/0@1 60, New po- tatoes are also scarce and in good demand, prices advancing, selling te-day at 7 50@ § 50 per barrel. Cabbage is scarce and demand good, selling at 9 00@10 00 per crate, Fresh tomat. es are scarce and selliog at 124@15¢ per ponad, String beans are plenty and selling at 1 £0@2.00 per bushel box, Gireen peas are in fair supply andeelling at 2 00@2 50 per bushel box. Home grown veetables, such as lettues, radiches, spinach, asparagus, pie plant, cucumbers, etc., aro in abundant supply and prices low, (Yarmonth), m-ing r case, 1 85, Succotash Peas, common, per case, 2 chnloa. csr case, 8 15, Blackberrioss 2 per oase, 10; strawherries, 2 b, per -onse, 2 80; raspberries, 2 1, per case, 3 00@3 15, Damisons, 4 19, per_case, 2 45, Bartlett pears per case, 8 00@4 (0, Whortleberries per case, 240, Egg ]!hm\u,‘lmpermae, 803 Green gages,2 b per case, 8 30; do oholos, b por caso, 4 50, Pine Apples, 91, per case @575, Peaches, 21b per case, 8 10¢ .|n!r~ case, .o(m 00; do, (ple), wh per h, per dozen, 4 m..g@xc; Toutstnnn, 7 thalf choice keogn, 82 50, Silver Gloss, 8} Exvelsior b7c; kegs, 4} gallons, 82 half bbis, 5 earl, 430; n Starch, 81@%; orn, The. Dray loads, pet bbl, 1 85; Ash 50; bhls dairy w 5s, 3 45; 365, —Pepper, 19; Allspice, 1% Nutmegs, 8100+ asati, “Mace 2100, MATCHES—Per caddie, 900 2 square oases, §5.10 Kirk's Savon Imperial, 3 80 Kirk's sabiny 80; Kirk's standard, 3 Kirk's whi Russian, 500: Kirk Eutoos, 20 Kirks ' Prairie Queen, irk's magnolia, 4 20, \mnmnn 8 40; Greonwich, 340: 275; North Star, 2 56; Tewis' round Butter is a shade better than Inst week. Receipts are not so heavy; selling at 13@ 15¢ for choice., Kggs are very scarce and advancing in price, telling as soon as they arriye at 20 @22, The receipts in strawberries are light, on account of wet weather, which interferes with picking, consequently they are higher, selling at 7 50@8 00 for 24 quart caces, Oranges are scarce and nearly ont of market, and selling at advanced figures. Temons are in good supply and demand fair, and selling at 5 50@6 00 per box. The market is overloaded with Texas peaches; quality has been o paor, togeth. er with bad weather, that consignments hive scarcely realized exprees charges. Flour is in fair demand; prices remain u changed. Bran is in good supply and jobbing freely at 1 00, Chopped feed remains abont the same as for some time past. Cheese remains uneettled, and nothing new to note in oil, leather or lumber. During the past weck there has bren some increase in the marketing of hogs. The dealers report some €0 cars, paying 7 80 for good, Cattlereceiptsare not reported, Demand good aud prices firm. The demand for heavy hardware con- tinues light and prices remain unchanced, but our predictions of last week in rezard toiron have been fulfilled, iron having already advanced e per pound, in conse- «quence of the closing of the mills all over the contry, which will throw out of em- ployment some 200,000 men, Further advances are looked for, The local grain market receipts bave been light, and prices Huctuating but slightly throughout the week. The only changes reported in the markec to-day are as follows: Barley—No. 2 declined 1c, No. clined 1e, Rye—Declined 2c. Corn—Declined }z. Tallow—Advanced lc. Opium—Advanced 15c, Quinine—D)clined 15c, Potassium Todide—Declined 50c. Morphine—Advanced 10c. Strychnine—Advanced 13c. Iron—Advanced 40c, 3 de- Local Grain Dealings WHEAT.—Cash No, 2, 109}; cash No, 3 960. rizacted 67c. Y., —Cash No, 2, 92c; No, 8§, EYE.—Cush, 61o. CORN.—Cash !\n. 2, bfe, OATS,—Cash, f’mu.u 1=1:1u:.s_00m, 50@45; oits, roduce and Provisi POTATOES—01d, scarce; Salt Liakes, $L50@1.60 per bus, ' Home grown out of market, new, very high, $5,00@8.50 per Darrel. BEANS ~Wax, 3,00@3 25 per bus, box; *huw $1.60@2.25, pONIONS —Scarce; 3 00@8 50 per bus m- new home g; boxs now howe grows, per doz bunches, RADISF Home grown, 15¢ doz, I - Per pound, 1@ Aw,\uu.m Per doz, 10@ uc R—Choice country, 13@15¢c, Scarce; 200 12, 'S —Hams, 150; breakfast bacon, 13 clear bacon, 13}c; shoulders, 9¢; dried eel 16e. FLOUR ~JOBBING PRICE — Best Minnesota pateats, 4 70; Jack Frost, 4 77 Shawnee fancy, 3 75; California * Pioneer, Trinmph, spring, 325; rye flour, rye, Graham, 2 50; wheat Graham, . 6 00@$ + 0 per ton; baled, 10 00; chopped foed, 1.00; chopped cors, 1 30, bran, 1 00 per cwt; straw, 40) per ton loose; 500 baled. Grocers’ List, COFFEE,~ 140, tair, e Rlo, good 20; Rio, prime to choi ; v Jm, 264@284c, Mocha, wgu, Arbuofiea ulaAfi— Gunsowder, Choice, 60@75¢; hiperial, good, m(y Ohoice, 60@ \um'], Hyson, good, 36 50c; choice, 65c@81 00; Japan Nat Leal, 3Bo; Japan, choice, 60@750; Oolong, goud, 35@40; Oolong, cf Souchong, K um, n barrels, $000; do in halt i B smalls, in b 1200do i half bbls 700; gheriins, i bbls, 14'00; do, in kalf Lbls, 7 50, VINEGAR-Pure apple estra, 16c: Prussing pure avnle, 16, —Cut loaf, 1le; Crushed, 1le; Granulated, Powdored, 115 Fino powdered, 11 Prairie Extra C, 9c, ch and larger, 8ho; OHEESE—Ful Creans, 130; Part Skim, 114c, WOODENWARE—Two hoop pails, 295; hree hoop pails, 2 20! No, 1 tubs Lioneer wishboards, lb:) Double’ Crewn, 90; Wellbuckety, 8 L ROPE—Sisal, § tinch, O}c. LiEAD—Bar. 8 06, DRIED FRUITS—Choioe halves, peaches, 7c: Salt Lake 10jc; vape onud 501b boxes, 134c; Mlo]juk‘ New c; new, York apples, 74o Prunes, o 8e; Currants, 6§@7c; Blackborries, new, HOMINY—New, 85 00 per bbi, BODA.—Dwight's b paper, and do, §2 85; Chureh's, §2 85 L B}FANS Imported German $3 75 per l;AN])LF‘i anan 40 lbs li‘u 0z, 8s, CANNED h()()DA utem, 2 (Field's), per case, 4 00; Gl (v.em.), 7 case, 2 505 do 2 1b (stmdnnl), per case, 360; dollb (nuw ard), per case, 2 20; do 21 (shuk), or case, 275; do 11b (ulM.k), por cuse, & bo; Onions, 380, Salmon, 1 per d 1 80@1 '.)0 do21b, per dozen 9 5 @32 65, kunhuun, small fih, {mported, One quarter boxes per box, 144c; American, Juarter boxes per box, llc; oln]! boxes, Yer box, 214c, “Lobsters, 1 per fluzeu, 0 orn 2 case, i Jor, nunhhl por case, 310; sonked oorm, § 10y a0 ;I one, 184c; Ge; ; | Sussex, 12¢; Tioga, 14 Iye, 4 60; Jewell lye, 275, POTASH-Peunivlvaila camw, 4 dor, in ons ; Babbitt's Ball, 2 doz, in case, 1'90; Anchot Ball 2 dos in case, 1 50, IELD SEED — Red clover, choice pow, 8500 per bushel; mammoth clover new, $700; white clover, new, al nfh clover, now, m 50; alsike, naw, §1300. Timothy, good, mow, 83 00; blue graes, extra cloan, $150; blve ., clean, 81 25; orchard grass, $2 50; red choice, 103; millet, common or ) \flmufl. 80o; millet, German, - $100 o 81 35 Hungarian, 80c, iDAKSEED—Osge orange, 1 to 8 bushels, 8 00; osage orange, 10 bushels or aver, £150; Honey locust, per Ib, 35c; per 100Ton 6% 00, T Family white fish, 90 Ib hf bbls, No, 1 white fish, 90 1b hf bbls, 7 00; , in 10'1b kits, 110; family 10 1b kits, 85c; New Holland herring, per keg, 135 Russian sardines, 750: Colum- bia river salmon, per 1001bs, 8 00; George's Bank codfish, Ge; Gen, boneless cocd.; | 388t 94c; bonoless fish, Bc. MACKERIT;Half bbls messmackerel, 100 Ibs, 812 50; hf bbl No, 1 ex shore do, 100 Ibe, 8 60; hf bbls, fat family do, 100 1bs, 6 00; mess m-v:kerel 12 1b kits, 225; No. 1 ex shore, 12 Ib do, 1 50; No, 1 shore, 1211 do, 1 00: fat family, 10 {b do 75e. PEANUTS—Roasted, choice, red Ten- nessee, 10c per Ib; fanoy white, 104 perlb; raw—whito Virginia raw, 10c; roasted, 123¢, 15 $525; No, 1 whil Al 1l-lmun XX, 7¢; Atlanta A, 8c; Boott Tl Shes Buckeye LL, 4.4, 703 ‘Cabot W, 7 ! hiionanmo A, 81c; Great Falls K Hoosier, 6ho; Honest Width, 7o In- 8je; Indian Standard A, Indian Orchard d. w., 8c; Lawrence s 7e; Mystic River, 7ho; Pequot A, 8jo; Shawnint 1.1, 7e; Utica C, bhe; Wachus: ett B, The: do' A, 8hc; do 48, 12kc; Wal- cott )‘B 8he. FINE BROWN COTTONS—Allendale 4.4; The; A“n;atur 3-4, 8c; Argyle 4-4, Tio; Atlantic LL, u,d?er State X 4-1, 7ci Bennington C 4-4, 63c; Buckeye §. 4., 3o¢ Indian Orchard AA 9-8, 8jc; Laconia O 39, 8hc; Lehigh B 4-4, 9fc; Lonsdale 4.4 1003 epperell N 80, 7¢; do O 33, 71c; do I 36, 7c; do 1 39, 8kc; Pocaasot O 4-4, 7o Wamsutta 4-4 18¢. BLEACHED GOTTONS—Androscog- gin L 4-4, 9hc; Blackstone A A in perial 8§c; do do half bleached 4-4,9¢; Cabot 4-4, X Fidelity4-4, 9hc; Fruit of thoLoowm, 10; can bris4.4:130;do Water Towist, 105c; Groat FallsQ, 10}¢; Indian Head shrunk 4-4, 1% Lonsdale, 1¢; do cambric 87, 12he; New York Mills, 13¢; Pequot A, 10c; ?rpanll N G T 12jo; Pocahontas gocmx Xez H. 8}c; ihlu, 1lc; Wunlu firtres (Colmd)—ubmy 1 bro 8c; do G, drab. et do XA siripes plaids, 14c; do XXX brown dral stripes and plaids, 1240, Arlington fanoy, runswick brown, 8ic; Chariot fancy, h do extra_heavy, 20c; Fall River brown, extra_heavy, 1lic; Indiana A brown' 1%~ Nevonset A brown. 15c. TIUKLNGUD—AmOsken; A U A 32 1740; do XX blue 32, 184c; Arrowarca 9ic; Claréunont B B, 154¢; Conestoga ex qulflc Hamilton D, 11jc Lewuston o ; Minnehahn d-4, 20¢; Omega super A, 280 Pearl River 52 16c; Lt nam XX ‘blue stripe, 12¢; Shetucket S 1040; do S8 12¢; Yeoman's bluo 29, 8¢ ENIMS,—Amoskeak, blueand bronn 163¢; Andover DD blue, ‘15hc; Arling X blue Scoteh, 1830; Concord 000, blue a w brown, 124ct do AAA, do do 13}; do XXto do do 14jc; Haymalker's blue wnd brown, 9303 Mystio River DD stripe, 104c; Pontl Ltiver, bluo and. brown, 10i¢; Uncasvile bluo and brown, 134c, CAMBRIOS—Barnard, flo; Eddystone lining, 24 inch double face, $he; Gurner A. lazed, c; Manhattan glove finish, 5ic; Kowport tlo 6c; do glased, bo; Pequot do Bes Lockwood kid fini CORSET JEAN coggin satteen, Bhe; , be. Amory, 8¢; Andros Clarendc u, 6§c; Cones toga satteens, Tic; }!nlluwel 8c; Indi § Orurord 74c; Narragansett, improved,o Popperil unttoen. 9i; Rookport, 7io. RINTS - Allens, American, 64c; Arnold, 7c; Berwick, 44c; Cochecd, 70; c.me.u.g . '64¢; Dunkirk, 4fc; Dunnell, 63@7c; Eddystone, 7o; Gloucester, 6o} Harmony, 530; Knickerbocker, 6jc; Mer- rimac D, 7o; Mystic, Bo; Spragues, Southhndg«, B do, Ginghaus, 7o; Yrarl: boro, biic; Oriental GING HAMS—Amoskeng, 10jo; Amos- kesg droas 12h: Argyle, 10ho: Atlantic 9¢; Cumberland, 7he; Highland, B8ic! Kcnflwurth Bc; Plan kath, 10407 Sus: sox, SOTTONADES-—Abbersille 13k Agate, %0c; American, 110; Artislan, 20c; Cairo' D and T, 184c; Clarion D and T, 17}¢; Deccan Co. stripes Dand T, 16c; Key- Nantucket, 190; Nonpareil, \ 13 llxya] 164 ett shi Ocsan D and ing sheoks, 1240 do, Nankin, 12} SHE 1240; 'do, checks, stripes and fancy, 124¢; do, 8 oz, 20c. SHEETINGS—Androscogeln 104,274 do 9-4, 2d¢; do 8.4, 22¢c; bumnmmul C Tew 2, 110; Fruit York mills 98, Perbroke 10 7-4, 19¢; do 49, 16¢; Feppercll 36 do’ 67, 21c; do 57, 18¢; Utica 96, 8o 58, 22he; do 48, 176 , 22, 250; Pequiot 1044, 3840; do 20¢c; Cigars and Tobaccos, CIGARS, ds, 816.00; Connecticut, 825, Mixed, 835,00; Seed Havana, $50.00 ClearHavana, $75.00, TOBACCO — PLUG, — Golden Kul 24 1b, 60c; Our Rope, first quality, 6% Star, pounds, 24 Ib, butts,80¢; Hored Sioe, | pounds, 24 ‘b, butts, G0¢; Gile Ed pounds, 24 Ib, butts, 60; Aruy and Navy, | oo pounds 63c; Bullion,Jpounds, 59¢; Lorile s Clizmax, pounds, 60, FINE CUT—In pails,—Hard to Beof 750; Golden Thread, 706, Fountats, soz', Favorite, 65c; l(ockg%M-lmu!n, Fancy, 56c; In tin' foil— Catlius O. 8., 8 i Dxes, per 1b 60; Lorl 's T, Mu; Diamond Orown, 660, SMOKING 41 g ades—Comunon, 25 to 83¢, Granulaf ewells Durhuin, 16 e g g 16 0z, 50c; Seal of l!“orfil(}nrgsc m':m‘cfi-:;«u?{n Nebras- oz, per I, $1.85 M::”’ Puck, 2 ozt oil, 650' Dun PAINTS IN on,—wmu lead, Omaha P Py o white” lead pure, 60; Mar- sailles” green, to b '1b ‘cans, 20c French zinc, > s 120; French' zine, zed seal, 116; ¥rouch ainc, in varnish sast, French zince, in ofl ast, 15¢; Kaw . umber, 11 cans 12; raw and burnt Sienna, 130: vandyke brown, 13- refined lampblack, 120; coach black, 14 ivory black, 160; drop black, 160; [ blug, ulu'-mmnu blue, 180; chrome grean, L. M, & Dy, T4e; blind and shutiar &0, u:lm.fl. con, 180; reem, L. M, b £ Veruiliod, I, & P 160; chrome yellow, L., M., o.“d' 0., 186 onfe, 8153 beans, per_case, rm; I.lmu beuu on | e by BROWN C()T'l()\'S—At]:mhm A, 8ie; | I JT 663 graining colors: ||ght nd( dnrk walnut, chestnut and ash 190 Ory ®aints ‘White lead, 64o; French #ine, 100; Paria whiteing 24c; whiting 'fl‘u 1hcs uhiting coml, 14c;_Tampt fuok "German: ampblack, ordinary, 8¢; Prus- ultramarine, 136 vandyke, brown, 8c; umber,fburnt, 4c; umber, ra: Jojsienna, burn t, do; flcnnrl, raw, Paris green gonuin Paris green com'l 20¢; chrome groen, N. Y. 20c; ohrom- green K., 12c; vermillion, Eng., 70c; ver- million, Americ i Indian red, 100, tuwe pink, 1ic; venetian read, Cookson's ot venetinn red A ly(.nd lead, :A" mmeydu nuine luw, o 1 I'rench, hre, Winter's n 4o lehigh brows, 9 spanish brow Prince’s mineral OLLS—110" carbon, per gallon, 113e: 150 headlight, per ;allon, 7" headlight, per g lon, 164c; electr m, por gallon, inseed, raw, 1lon, inseed, boiled, ser gallon, lon, 90 No, v Rnl sporm, W. B., per m""". 50; fish, W. per gallon, 60¢; neatsfoot, extra, per « s No. cating, zero, golden machine, 9, 50; sperm, gallon, 8§ pentine, per .Hu“, 7bo; naptha, 7 gallon, 200 (4 VARNISII Turniture, cxt E) 'fumithru 1 Conch, No. 1, 81 700; awphaitiin, 7 oil finish, &1 30 DRU .8 AND “OITEMICATS —Acid Carbolie, 50c; Acid, Tartaric, 500; Balsam Copabin, per Ib, 70¢; Bark, Sasaafras, per 1b, 14e; Calomel, per 1b, 750; Cinclonidin © or, $105 Chloroform, per b, 1003 over's powdors, for 1b, '$1 40; L,.;.n salts, per Ib, 3ho; Glycorine, pu por Ib, 3803 lmu, Acetate, . per m\) 24¢; 0il, Castor, 1, por gal, ®1 1% “Barrels per gallon, $1 10; furaiture, No. 1, oach, extra, $1 40; Dama, §100; Japas heilac, 88 50; hard Qil, Cnstor, per, eal, 8100, ot Ve, per gal. 81 50; Oil, Origanum, Opium, &4 : Quining P.&W. &R, &s., ¥ oz, 82 25 Potassium, Todide, per It Bi'75;" Salacis, per o 00 Sulpha® . £ \I|n of 0z, 83 85; Sulphur flour, per 3 Stevehnuine, Dcrm. 81 40, Heavy Hardware List. !rcm. rates, $300; plow steel, special oast, 76;criible, e special ue G erman, tool do, 15@20 wagon wpokes, set a.s@.x oo~| per set, 1 25; felloes, sawed dry, 1es, each, 70@85c; axles, ach, 7fic: ypare’ nuta, ' por 1, 7@11o; \vnhen per Ib, 8@18¢; nvm, rcr b, 1103 coil chain, per 1b, 6@12c; malleable, 8c; iron wedges, Ge; crowbars, 6o; harrow teath, dc; horseshoos, por kog, 5 00; epring steel, 7@$c; Burden's horseshoes, b 8b; Burden's muleshoe SHOT.—Sh Oriental Powder, kegs, $0.40: kegs, 3.48; do., quarter kegs, $1.88; Blast- Fuse, ver 100 foot e, 3D WIRE—In car lots, 8 100; in less than car lots, 8 55 ver 1 Leather. Onle i hemlock sole, 28¢ to 350; hemlick kip, 80c to 100; runnery ; vmlnckcl" 85c to 120; hem: $ | do, 89c; York, ( i oak uper. 2dc; alf kid, 82@. ok kip, 800 to 30; French kip, alf, 125 to 2 00; rus inings, 600 to 10 b0, toppings, 9 00 to 10 50; B, L, Moroceo, 30¢ to 85¢; pebblo O, D, Noroceo, 85¢; simon, 00, l 00; oak ~No1 star oak, 420; No 2 No. 1 Ohio oak, 88¢; No. 2 do, 85¢; No. 1 Milwaukee, 370; No. 2 do, 34c. Horges and Mule Tho market is brisk and grades are well at a slight advance in piices, 'lho lemand for good horses exce the :upply consideraoly, Prices range as fol. lows Fine single drlven, $150. to 300.; Extra horses, 8175, to 225.; Common drait horses, $100. to 150,; Extra farm horses, $110. to 125,; Common to farm horses $90. to 8100.; Extra plugs, $60, to 75.; Common plugs, 820, to MULES.—15 to lfifi hands (extra) , 3126. #0150,; 14} to 15 hands, to 140.; 14 to l.f& ands, $75, to 100.; 18{ h 14 hands, to 75 ALCOHOL — 87 preet, 226 mlsnn; extra((;n‘l‘illa H-g{rlu 167 proct, er prool onj e ref 8] eool, 124 ber proof aalons reigiilel | 7 vl:hk.lu, 1 1 60; fine blended, 1 50@ 250; Kentucky bourbons, 200@7 %, Ken- tu and Pennsylvania an, BRANDIES—Imported, 86 00@16 003 | r wine domestic 140@4 00, GINS—Im ported, 4 50@0 00; domestic, 1 40@3 00, RUMS—TImported, 4 50@6 00; New ngland, 2 004 00; domestic, 1 60@3 50 PEACH AND APPLE BRAN. 175@4 00, CHAMPAGNES—Imrorted par_case, ';E gg@'ll 0; Arxor! case, 12 0@ OLARETS—Per case, 4 50@16 00 WINES—Rhine wine, per case, 6 00@ 20 00; Catawba, per case, 4 00@7 00, Lumber, WHOLESALE. We quote lumber, lath and shingles on: ars _at Omaha at the following pri JOIST AND SCANTLING 1 under, $21 00; 18 ft., $22 00, TIMBERS—16 f£. and under, §22 00, TIMBER AND JOIST—18 ft,, $23 00; $24 CC, 22 ft., $27 50; 24 lc., 50, l'Ll\blhi:—No. 14 and 6 in, ., 822 00; No. 2, $20 00, SHLETING No. (2nd boards). 818 50; No. 2, 31700 STOCKN BOAR -in, D, $28 00; 1%in, C, $35 00; 1 3, $40 00, LIME—Isr bu.rrel $l 355 bulk PC. Oule 0 Cement, bbl, 82 50. Towa plaster, bbl, 82 50, Hair per bu, 35c, Tarred felt 100 Ibs, 83 50, Straw board, $4 CO PAPER—Straw paper, 8jc; rag paper, 4c; dry goods paper, 7c; manila paper, 10c; news puper, Sc. COAL-~Cunberland blacksmith, $12; Morris Run Blossburg, 812; Whitebreast Inu.p 86 £0; Whitebreast nut, §6 70; Towa nut 8650; Rock Spring all wizes, 812 00@12 50, e, 10 t 60V, 3 00, » and common \lerlnnunv/uh. d, h ity 14 M"T' beavy.c l n butcher's hide, 626} green walt, To dry flint, sound, 13@14e; dry bt ip, 12@143; dry salt hidos, sound, 10@lle; green calf, wt‘ 5 to 16 Ibs, l(h’g 11 green calf, wh, under 8 e, per skin, green ultl, 50@81 25; groen lamb ykin 125 damaged bidos, tworthird rate, A grub, elassed two- tLicds rate,) branded fies 10 per eent. yu. Goon ki, No. 1, 450; No. % 03 No. 3 No. 4, 10c. Mink, No. 1, 60c; No. 2, mc No. 8, 150; No, 4, ‘e, et No, ‘9, 25c, Skunk, No. 1, black, R o ik, B vipo 2o rusd stripe, 10c I‘dlow Couneil Blnl- Market. Couxow, Buowks, June 2, Flour—Crystal Mills Golden Sheat, 860; Ll.lllnrnh Eureka, patent, 8 80; best brand of Kansas, 3 50@3 90; Kansas and Mluourl lnur 8 50@4 25; grahaw, 8 75; 'Y lnd Shorts—20 00 per ton Ohnp Corn—28 00 per ton, bGAQ—No 2,115, O.u—ho. 2, 45c. Rye—T7bo, Barley—80s, Hay—Loose, b 00@6 00; bale, Wood—b 00@6 00, Wool—16@25, Butter—Creamery, 20c;in rolls, wrap. ved, 150; rolls not wrapped, 1240 mixed colors, 10@124c, baled, 75 per Eu n—lfll lons—1 25(@1 40. Live Chickens—3 50 per dozen, New York Produce. New Yoxk, June 3, Flour—Dull and wesk; Minnesota [ 4 yellow ochre, 9¢; golden ochre, lfl' patent | extra, 5 00@9 75; city wills extra, 5 76@ )\*DAY J(TNE 5 1&82. 850; southera flour -mdy. common to fat 1-14 for onsh; choice extra, 5 6 @3 25, Wheat—Unsettled, and openin, higher, rln-lng weak, with most of 12641 38 for Ju the ad. | 1 11 for No, 8; No, 2 wheat lower, closi 283; August, 120{@1 214. Com-—Opened §@1c higher and firm, [ and afterward became nearly wtron g me; 71{c f September; Onts h\r June; 43¢ for July; 38fec for Augu, 1l of the improvement, closing again at shade under the high: 1 white, Cinoinnati Prodnos. CINCINNATY, | Mess Pork~1irmly held at Jutter — Unchanged: mery, 2@ 0 10 fine dairy, i fair to goo 10@200; hurtnx steam, 11 40« Clear sides firm; ard—Prime Bulk Meats @11 90 asked, Bacon - Clear sides firm at 11424, 11 874 12 62)@ ~Dull and moderate at 17c Whisky~Higher at 118, Reo'ts el Quiet and eacy; winter family, Wheat ; 1 Wheat —Faily strong Jnd demand bote Coin 1,008,543 1 3 ter; No, 2 red, 1 50@1 Oaty wed ‘;’HEV Corn—-Firm, higher nml less active; No. gw : , M3 2 mixed, 7712 in sacks, arley 85 Oats—Mors teady and good consump- tive demand; No, 2 mixed, (4o bid, b5 asked, Rye— Firm and demand fair; Vn. 2, S0c. Barley—~Dull; fall, 90@1 00 pivh i East Liberty Live Stook. Cattle - Nothing doing; receipts, 1, shipments, none. Peorin Produce, Teo@i 85, ProRia, June 3, Corn—72{@72he for high mixed; mixed, 70672, for No. 2 shipments, 2 i i ‘Not For a Fortane. “Phew, 1 a fortu ehe took St T2@72) Oats—Firm at 52 white, Rye Highwines - Wheat 50 cents; trial bottles, 10 cents, SPEGIAL NOTIGES. 1984 for July: 111§@1 12 for August; @11o| 104 for September; 103} for the ear; 3 at 111} for July: 106§ for Angust; 1 03, N K ptember; 1027 for the year, 14 Active, closing at jllc for cash Jo tor August ic for the year; 71@ and _lost | 71§e for high mixed; 604%@70c for rejected, Serong at 50¢ for No, 2 oash 49he est poiat; ungraded mixed, 77(@82 @340 for the yenr woutherr , 9 mixed June, (;.~— Dul for No. 2 cash; 750 for 8011 July June and July, Ut Less ucti B Unchanged; 100001 02 for No fons_opened 3 for cash; No. 1 mixec No, 2 mixed June, 1@19 80 for ; Jul 5 for August; 20 05 Rye—~Dull X eptember; 17 97} for the year, Barley—Nominal, Lnrd—Active; 11 85@11 57} for cash; Pork = Dull and weak; new mess, 20 (0[11374 for June; 11 42} for July; 11 55 @20 14 for cash for August; 11674 for September; 11 80 Lard--Weak and unsettled; 11 for the year. ashs 11 62\ for J ane, Bulk Meats—Short ribs steady; 1110 Whisky—Nominal for cash, June and July; 3 - for September; 91 choice to fancy 1, 19( East Linerry, Pa,, June 3 oga—Slow: receipts, 2,500; shipments, ; |‘hllml:l|ll|(u, 8'25@8 50; Yorkers, Siieap--Nothing doing; receipte, 2,000; wouldn’t marry her if she had Poor girl, she'd be all right if 18G BLOSSOM, the best thing in the world for offensive breath, Price, ne; ing st for i8: HELP, WANTED, Toiodo Proaunce. X3 Toueno, June 8. | YWAS NTED—A good wan to attend bar, m Wheat—Weaker; 197} for No, 2 oach; .m.zm"'" Ay 1813 for June; 114] for July; 110§ for | i Augus 1 3 ANTED-A good \ goneral hmmwrk 1 5 Dodge st 370 814 South 10th $02-5¢ nust 7 ANTED— tweon 14th and 16¢h. 8176 por day, -t \\p\\nn Cook, H. Mannweifer, strect, near Farnam, Hoge—Receipts, 39 cars; shipments, cars,” Markot wbk; Yorkers, 7 70@8 good medium wei i Wheat—Market qujot: 2 cash, 1 o PWANTER (A et rhn!”'lh(vk’[]m'lwr" im = 7 . medintely. Apply to €. J Cavan. 363-6* Bnflmlo Live Btook. - Tiast Burravo, June 3. 1, at 1418 l)ml.o ® reot lnu— loventh nn\ l cash, 7 Juae, dand cake bake \\ NTED—A good b 1o to Plattemo Inquire at MEYER & RAAPK 8 b, Good wages, r to Rec'ts, Shipm'ts, | 4 E 0,493 | freo 5 Apply o Mry, Kingman, No, 604 Plex 1,490 8,000 cash, 8 .hmc 81 1817 Doaglas Street, 1] Oats—N. shy 50¢; June, 45¢; July, 30c, its—No. 2 ovsh, 605 June, 4 ULl AN L ED—Two competent girls, o conk. 4 aud lsundress, and the othir 3 ccond cit, 818 3.% ant L) %018 Occidental Hotel. ANTED—A goc ntine Market 1LMINGToN, N. C., June 3, ANTED—A chambermaid, lmlnaaluul\‘ at om girl good wagospaid, at 1 08 G veat, 311 Rosin—Dall; strained, 1 60; good, 165, S}lirl Firm at 39}c. SITUATIONS WANTED. Tar—Firm at 150, Cooslaniiuiey 0, H, Err cffice, ~IDOW LADY—Stranger, noeds work Bowing by weok or ight work preforred. 2 | the city, will divide. OR SALE-Marsh harvester, cheap, at my farm, two miles south of Bellevie, For terms address B, Tzschuck, Omaha, Neb, 390-4¢ OR SALE—Touso of five rooms and 158 on Dodge strect, §1600, Small house and two lota fn aMnn ‘s addition 000, McCAGUE, __Opposite rostofie. OR SALE—A hotse and lot 160x118 front with barn, two wells and cistern._ 1235 South 14th street, second honse north of William street. Price $1400. 25.14° JOR SALE—Ata bargain—fur. iture of a first class private boarding house. Remt of Huilding moderate. Have 30 boarders, at 1(08 Cassst. Inquire within. 307-41 OR SALE—Restaurant on o well travoled Fm( Beautitul acre lot_and hon: California street, $1300. McCAGUE, 26340 Opposite Postc e, UK SALE-—tiouse of six_rooms, aud 10 north of mixtecuth street bridg ply cornor 12th and Howard, Newspaper 16241 ]lm SALE—A house and 10t on Dodge stroet, I one of the finest locations in the city 5-tt J. H. DUMONT, 15th and Harney, mu SALE—The JLAR TOTEL, known a8 the BOYS' HOME, surrounded w th fine thado troes; cont insthirty a8 foe hou Inundry, sample better patronego than many houises of twl capacity. | Price 88,000 For particalars ad- dress, A. A, SAWDEY, Red Cloud, neb. £54-t1 OR SALE—A good cornor lot_on Doage and 20¢h stroet, 1n a vory fast growing part of Inquire at 210 South 20¢h stroot, near Farnam,Bogg's & Hill's addition, £20-1m* OR SALE—Or will xcha go for Omahs, 1 perty, an improved sec o of land adfbine ing & station on U, P. R. R. M. DUNITAM, 1418 __‘ e L. ESTABROOK & OOE. A, H. Bandor' Feed Sto 010-tf 1018 Harnoy 8%, MISOELLANEOUS. OST A spotted bla 20 whits Jersey neif- or, about & vear «ld, st from R, R R wigon and & loather good horse. Call on J. 8. Cameron at corner of 17th und Marcy streots. 60-3* JTRAYED—Re1 cow WILh WAILGHAT 10 Tor0r oad 1) andabout 6 years old, gives milk in three taats. Finderwiil b libotally rowarded by e- turning her to north-east o)) stor streot. (360.0°) DA WG, ARTIES who have lost stock within Six ‘months would do wcli to address * Beo office, 0ST-0 1 Monda, 4 el ine w: warded by leaviog or witl o suitably re- t office of Daily Bee. VAKEN DP—On my near the new A t ¢ Mav, 20, 1882, ono white horse, pleato call and pay dumr gos and ot lhu m\mn 310 8 l)An'rms Desiring to enter businoss can xm of a first-class opportunity by calling on W, U: Taylor, £up't Bradstreet's Agency 13ths 816-51 NSTRUCTION—In vocal music given by Miss Lizz'o A, Ponnell. Rosidence southwost cor- uor 20d and Burt stacets. FJYAKEN UP—A cow about 7 youra old, red with whites pote, laree horns Also'a hlfer, red, with wnhu spots, both with ealf, FRANK KUBEREC, 78.4t4 on 0w Bakery, 15th 8t. near Williame: EDWARD KUEHL MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND |CONDI TIONALIST, 498 Tonth Stroct, botween Farnam and Harnoy. Will, with Emnln spirita, obtaln for any one -;lum i and present, and on cortain conditio ture. Beoll +nd 8hoos made o yrder. P nm- Chicago Live Stock. T,“ Dm“”hmnss:“mfl guce s ‘ English, wants_situation of any ki Hogs~Receipts, 12,000, - The quality of POfL s Rar; o ApRly TRLHL the offerings was very poor, ind good hogs | 1Rt badly wanted; trading generally active; ANTED—100 trackiayers mixed, 7 10@7 08; hoavy hogs strong at hfl&@s 50; llgll]t "hogs more (.m';,g b"f‘ Agent, 1000 stroot, ncar Fai nam. shade lower; sales range @9 00; skips | T and culls moie actiye at b 75@7 AHIEDMolition se Cattle—Receipts, 1,200. Markut gen- | speal o ’lly leas nctive for the best grades, with Johnson, coracr 9th and Ma cy o ight lesman in & 11th streot, hoar Fut m, cows, 7 50@7 70; bulls, 3 0@5 75; steers, 25; through Texans weaker, but the pens were cleared; common, 300@3 75; good, room, somewhere bet Dodge 1623; stockers aud feeders slow at 3 40 California, and 16th 3 5 onces aro tnexception s bex 44 hecp—Receipts, none. Trading slug: | B4 Mannwaler, 378 t offerings; common shipping, b 50; good, 8 25; export, 9 00; mixed butchers’ v;;,l!n)mumh\ a wocd salesmy stock freely offored and sules draged; Avpy anawillor Bmployuiet 4 ANTED—By a singls man an unfurnished His refers FANTED—Situstion, o Gorman, speaking ind, 4 50 'aborers apply to H. Manawel er, Emplnmn:! dry ouds OF grocery store. Good Feference, Scanainuyian snd | Eog lah. ~Adiress A. and ish at ;...u FOR RENT—HOUBES AND LAND. rioely furnished ro eman, wita board, 3 Baltimore Produce. Bavrniorg, Juoe 3, n Cap.tol avenue and 16th, om. Flour—Quiet, Wheat—Southern whent ensier; 1 35@1 87; longberry, 1 3t red winter dull and easy at 188 for cash | s MOR RENT—H s on 1zard t 19thand 20.h, Apply at 1712 C and June, Wheat—Active and lower; 1 28@1 20 | I pantey. inc for cash; No, 2, 1213 for June; 1 08] for | WOrth aud Marc July; 105 for August; 1 04 for the yeur; 123 for No, 8. Corn—Higher; 74@75c for cash; 73jc for June; 7o for July; 724c for August; 70c for September; 66ic for the year. for cash; 50%e for s (cast [OR RENT—Nicoly furaish:d sooms. OR RENT—Furnished room botween Cewy and Californis, 58 1f 509 10th str Corn—White southern firm at 91c; vel- | YOS RESTWith board, & large ey, front low firin; mixed western eaaler at 910 bid, | 2= to0rs 204 il st R Five unfirol had rooms, up stsis, front and b.ct entrance. Enquire St. “0“":"‘1"1::" 347 Nortl 7l atroet, 1 ween Dav mpors aud 1, Lous, Chic go. Flour—Unchanged; family, - choiceto fancy, 6 00@6 50, OR RENT—New honso 6 roous, closets, and ro 17th streo , batwoeen Leayen- 8. HOFFMAN. quirs 1718 California streot. 862 8¢ o0t ‘on’u’n’w Vlea artly furniihed room, yo~Dull at 78c. v Lead l)ull:ntl e Butt g Por 1: tor June. Dey Salt ] hort r'I shoulde) 177 Meat trong; 11 30; whort =l 087 RENY- Bouth 17th st cut, one door north of Doug- arley—Duoll at 80c@1 10, las, 850-4¢ T'wo sma'l neatly furnished rooms 1447 Howard hatweon Lith and 15th ut., rge Larnished reo n, firet-fl or on 14th oly farnished ur 114 Phflld.lnhlu Proilnno. PriuapgLraia, June &, Wheat—Firmer at 140} for cash and 1 243@1 24} for July, Corn—Firmer at 82h@81c for cash; 814c for June; 80Z: for July, Oats—Firmer at 026 for cash; Fun RENT Pa son ready by the middie of June, Inquir OR REN' 594@00¢ Lard \nunmd b coom, room off, gentlo Rec'ts, Shipmts, ito v sml sblo Flour .. v D000 5,000 entlon Wheat . ves. ZBI00 . 40,000 | e Line, 1414 Websar et ) P ; Corn... A . umo 52,000 Tw"' Houss of £ix FOOWS LeAF corner nd 1ith street, alo two new 0 ut I, Ptersow's Clothiug soro, 504 =, 10U street, 011 00d house with six roome, and 1l modern improvoments, and_coavenient for June. s £ strock car. | 1nquUire at. grccery atoro, corner Lye - Quict at 90c. “0th and Luining stroet. '238-41 A RESA A ACIFIO HCUSE TO RENT—52 rooms—10th Liverpool Produoe. P aud Davenport sty Newly lmnd K in Liverroor, June 3, comyluluurdtr Apply to GEO Flour—American, 10s@1% 64, Stood Wheat —Winter, 03 9d@10s 31; white, | o0 u g ENg T obacious and slegant hall 9 8A@91 11; spring, 9:@10s; club s 104 F LR T'fwum..«.:n e @10s 34, oster's Block. Apply to A, M. Clark, or to Corn—0s 2d, A, Koster's 105 and 107 s, 14th streot, 207-tf Pork—87s. oK RENT—% Y000 GVer Lard 57 0d. Potroleum CLeviLaND, O., June 3, Petroleum—Quiet; standard ' white, 110 | & t, 6ic. 4y G Alve a3ty | cosni' xchange,N. - cor, L6th saq 4 bod 'Il ’l‘\wllm Bt. H. e \un WENT-Nialy firuiibed ooims 'Am o1 withious board, Beasouable prioes, 2018 Apply at 8. G. Stevenson, cor- Yetrol Matket a shade h!,,lmr nt, y near Easter Church. and strong; United, 092 crude, 0 oot rels, 6 aptha, in barrels, m«, nuku 3 vefined in barcols here, 78¢; dojin Philss delphia and Baltimore, 7e. 2 » g ¢ Cuuiug street, 865-6 s UBT BE SOLD—090 acres 1o Polk county UH10AG0, June 3, A l\mm Flour—Quiet and prices steady; .\;rluu wheat tl»ur. 76@7 50; common to waestern, 5 00@7 5); comwon to fancy Min- nesota, 8 00@9 26; hw[ln'.sr w&lut I.:uurl o uum? 00; fair to choice rye flour, L yons Wy wil et g ff.ff;-“‘:fifi:’:..u," Ditweon 14tn aud 1oth sta. Whul—Spdnx wheat unsettled, closing Vric §,000, Postoftice, Rising City, Butler county,» Tuguire foot desp, on south luth street, on ufl uiy oice (e T BALE—0Ong 1ot 152 feed {rontage by 00 l’ifi POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder nover varies. A marvel of p 6y, strength and wholesomeness, More econo mical than the ordinsry kinds, and cannot be told in competition with the multitude of( ow toat, ahort welght. sl o, phombate powdats rln ly I-Mm. BaxiNe Powpxs Co.. b o 75,000 TIMKEN-SPRING VEHICLES! NOW IN USE. They surpas afl other vebicles for o sy riding. style and durability, SPRINGS, G EAR3Y & BODIES For sale by Henry Tim ke’h.; Patentee and Builder of Fine Carcias il 1008 and Bluflt.h arles St., logues dueL VAPQR GWK STOU 4 i Vo Summer u-m lumln wx.fl['flwn. A wrial puckage of ' BLACK-DRAUGH free of charge,