Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 9, 1882, Page 5

THE DAILA BEE FINANCIAL. Nxw Youx, June & woNEY. Money closed eary at 3 per cent, Exchange closed steady at 4 87)@4 90, GOVEENMENT BONDS Oloeed firm, 4 coupons ' coupons, . 5’ continued. 6's eontinued, RAILROAD BONDS, Pacific railroad bonds closed as follown: Union 1sts . 118 @118 Union Land Grants A13}@ld Union Sinking Funds, . 1.0@121} Contrals ......... JdI7T @174 8TOCK®, The stock market to-day was moderately active with frequent ohanges from firm- mess to de;r sion, and vice versa, but early in the last hour a strong tono pre- vailed, and under & good demand for both long and shore nccount, prices advanced %0 the highest point of the day, In final dealings, howaver, thero was o fractional reaction, but at the close prices wers gen. erally higher than yesterday, The advance ranged from § to 1§ per cent, and was led by Lake Shore, Wabash, and Texas Pacific. Louisville & Nashville was weak, and sold down to 65, The following were the closing bids: Western Union. £2] Preferred. Adams. . 135 St, Paul., Preferred . E gl o et mEUCCfiQZO L 79 L-ke%’lla& W ‘2b L‘;urv & Nash., G' Mo is& E. MLS&W. Wabach. ... Preferred. BTATE BONDS, Tenne:see 6's mixed, o d at 57 . CHICAGO MONEY, CHI10AGO, June 0. Preston, Kean & Co., bunkers, report the market more active to-day, andon #mo lines of securities better prices have been quoted. The impression prevails in circles in New Yurk that the bottom has been reached, and the ma: ket must thortly show an advaice in ratese. For govern- ment bonds the quotations to-day are the sauie as yesterday, but a shade firmer, with a percepable feeling. Local securities unchanged in price with limited demand Municipal bonds of a doubted character sought after at prices to net 43@5 per cent. Micnesota etate bonds 4}, Bonds are growing in popularity, and must svon must advance in price. Eastern exchane at 50 to 75c per $1,000 premium, ketw-en banks, Clearings, 8757,100. RAILWAY BONDS, C. B. & Q. Towadiv, b's. Bd@ 86§ G B &g b 84 84y "M &St P. Dubuque 03@ 104 aN W sinkin 109 Umana Wholesale Market OrrioE or THE OMAHA Brm Thursday Evening, June 8. ‘The ouly changes reported in the markec to-day are as follows: ‘Wheat ~No, 2 advanced 6o. ‘Wheat—No. 3 advanced lc. Rye—Declined 2. Corn —Dclined }o. Oats—Advancea lo. Local Grain Dealings ‘WHEAT, —Cuh No. 2,1.16}; 8, 980; rejected, “EABL Y. —(,nh No. 2 92; No. 8, RYE.—Oash, 580, COBN —Cash Na. 2, 5630 Cash, 4 ‘ox‘s;‘rnmm PEkbbs—Com. 50@45; oats, *roduce and Provlisions, POTATOES—UId, scaro-; $1.50@1.60 per bus, ' Home g now, very hign, 83..0@8,60 per BEANS W‘;fi 8.00@3,25 per bus, box; strin, N Gomsoe; 3 008 50 per bus box; new home grows, per dos Dusches, ADISHES-Home grown, 150 doz, PIR PLANT - Per pound, 18;3& ASPARAGUS - Per doz, 10@b500, LETTUCE —Per doz head, 40@50c, NEW TiATOES—Per pound, 12)@ 50, BUTTER—Choice country, 13@150. KGR Sowror; 20 22e, MEATS —Hams, 150; breakfast bacon, 180; olear bason, 13}c; shoulders, 0c; dried oL OUR ~ JOBBING PRICH — Best Minnesota patents, 4 70; Jack Frost, 4 75 i Shawnee fancy, 8 75; California * Piopeer, 875 Triumph, spring, 325; rye fl ur, 3 27 rye, Graham, % 60; wheat Graham, 8 25; hay, 6 00@6 . 0 per ton; baled, 10 00; chopped feed, 1 60; chopped corn, 1 50; bran, 1 00 per owt; straw, 4 0) per ton oo 5 00 baled, ers’ List, COFFEE.—Rlu, tair, 110; Rlo, good luu glm.wmm, 12465 Old govt Mocha, 3 Arbuckle's, U& BAS—.Gunoowder, good, 45@55; Choice, 60@750; Liperial, good, 40@450; Choice, 60@/fic; Young Hyson, good, 36@ boc, choice, 65c@81 00; Jupan Nat Lesf, 860; Jupaiy choice, 60@75c; Volung, goud, 0; Oolong, cho.ce, 40@55; Souchong, good, 45@4lo: choice, $5@dbde, NEW PICKLES—Medium, in barrels, $900; do fn half bbls, b 25; unalls, In bl 1200 do, in bbls, 7 00; lharklnn, in bl 14 00, do, in half hblu.l AR—Pure apple utn. 160: pm .ppu. 18c; Prussing pure aovle, 16, BUGAKS ~Cut -loaf, 1lc; Urushed, 11 Granuintod, 11301 - Bowdered: 11; Fine powdered, 11c; Standard Coffee A, 9y New Yo York Confectioner's Standard ond A, 94c; Prairie Extra 0, 90 isal, § inch and larger, 8}c; ke OHgls—Ful Cream, 18¢; Part Bkim, 11jc. WOODENWARE—Two hoop _pails, 2 95; hree hoop pails, 3 20¢ No. 1" tubs ploneer weshboards, 185 Double Crewn, 1 90; Wellbuckets, 8 £0, LEAD—Bar, #1 65, DRIED FRUITS—Choice halves, peaches, 7o: Sl 10B0; vap- orated 50'h boxes, 13ho; Michigau, To; New York apples, 73c; Frunes, old, Gic; new, 8joj Currants, 6@70; Blackberries, new, HOMINY—Now, 85 00 per bbl. BODA.~Dwight's b papers, §2 85; De- g do 8307 Chural W55, Ken “oda, HBEANS—Imported German $3 75 per brabel. e | 100] -— D! $ 1 ¥ cnse, 84 00; do 1 T (Field's), | red 5" ; do 2 I (Standard), per oase, uo do'1 Ih(ntandnrd v case, 2 20; do b (slack), ), pet case, 2 76; do 1 n'; (slnck), nm. '3 80, on, 1 806, Pndn;n,l 90; dozm doren 2 55@2 65, Swrdines,small fah, imported, Ohis quartet bozeeper bar, 144e; A ferican, Juarter boxes per box, ic; do half boxes, e Pox, e, Tobsters, 1 1 pet dosen, Tomatoes, 230; 'do 8 case, 900 Com, 8 B (Mountain) por oase, 810; sonked com, 2103 do (Yarmouth), " per case, "8 15; string beans, per _case, 2 10; Lima hoans er case, 1 85, Succotash per case, 2 00, Peas, common, per case, 2 005 peas, choice, per case, 8 15, Blackberries, 310, per case 240; strawherrios, 2 Ib, per case, 3 30; raspberries, 2 1b, per oase, 8 00@3 1. Damsons, 9 1b, per case, 2 45, Bartlett pearn per oase, 8 00@4 (0, Whortleberries per case, 240, ‘g plums,2 b perouse,d 30; Srecn gages, 2 Tb per case, 8 30; do choice, b er case, 1 50, Bine Apples, 21b, por ca 4 00@5 75 l‘rmhes.?l‘ per case, 810: do 8 Ib, case, 4 50@5'00; do, (i ple),xh., per case.2 75 do'pie, 6 Thy per dozen, § 50. RIOE—Carolina, 74@sc; Louisians, 7 @, fuir @), Uk i=Sogue house, bbla, 650 thall hln, n.c,ke,zs, 44 gallons, 82 50; chojce sable syrup, 63c; half bbls, 550; kegs, 82 50. STARUH,—Pearl, 4jo; Silver \loss, 8 @8%c; Corn xurch. 8§@9%; Excelsior 3loss, 70; Corn, The. SALT.: —llrny loads, per bbl, 1 85; Ash- ton, in sacks, 3 50; bhls dairy 00, 5s, 8 45; bl dairy, 100, 8s, 8 65, SPICES.—Popper, 19; Allsploe, 19¢; Cloves, 40c; Nutmegs, 8100 ;Unssty, Mace 8100, \l ATCHES—Per caddie, 900; ee, £7,65; square cases, 85.10 *SOAPS—Kirk's Savon. Imporial, 83 Kirk's satine 80; Kirk's etandard, 3 6 round Kirk's whi Russian, 500: Kirk's |2 Eutoca, 20 Kirk's Prairle Queen, (100_cakes), 40; Kirk's magnolia, 4 20, LYE—-Amenun. 8 40; Greenwich, #40: Western, 275; North Star, 2 56; Lewis' Iye, 4 60; Jewoll lye, 275, POTASH—Pennsylvauia cans, 4 doz., in onse, 3 35; Babbitt's Ball, 2 doz, in cnse, 1 90; Anchor Ball 2 doz in case, 1 50, FIELD SEED — Red clover, choice new, $600 per bushel; mammoth clover new, 8700; white oclover, new, $14 00 fa clover, new, ua 503 m.ko, new, $1300. Timothy, new, blue grass, extra clean, ué«y s clean, 81 25; orchard grass, $2 50; choice, 1 03; millet, common or Missouri, 80c; millet, German, $100 to $1 35; Hunfi‘rhn. 80c, HEDOESEED—Osage orange, 1 to 5 bushels, 35 00; osage orange, 10 bushels or ’"rl'b“ 50; honey locust, per Ib., 85c; per 00, ZFamily white fish, 90 Ib hf bbls, 8 '.7.1; No, 1 white fish, 90 lb hf bbls, 7 00; No. 1 white fish, in 10'1b kits, 1 10; family | P! 10 1b kits, 85¢; New Holland herring, per keg, 135; Russian sardines, 75c: Colmm bia river salmon, per 1001bs, 8 00; Greor tup, Bauk coddiab, . Bos Gen. bonsless’ cod s, 8jo; boneless fish, Shc. MACKEREL—Half bbls mess mackerel, 100 Ibs, 812 50; hf bbl No. 1 ex shore do, 100 Tbw § 60; b bbls, fat family do, 100 Ibs, Bflll' mess mackerel, 12 1b Kl 2 25; No, 1 ex shore, 12 Ib do, 1 50; No. 1 shore, 121b do, 1 00 fat family, 101b do 75c. PEANUTS—Roasted, choice, red Ten- nessee, 100 per Ib; fanoy white, 104c per Ib; rav—wiite Virginia raw, 100; roasted, C. BROWN COTTONSAtlantio A, 8io; Appleton XX, 7c;_Atlanta A, 8c; Boott ? 8hc; Buckeye LL, 4+4, 70; Cabot W, ittenango A, 6ic; urut Falls ) i Hmler.nic Honest Width, 7c; In' ghun H 8§c; Indian sundm{ mn.n Orchard d. w., 8lo; v » 7c; Mystio River, 74c; Pequot A, Bc; Shawmut LL, 7c; Utica G, bic; Wachus- stt By Thor do'A, Bho; do E 48, 1240; Wal- FINE Il\!]l]iOWN ngfs_l'}“?‘;"' 3 tor ; Argyle Atfmtio ‘B‘-Mle' k“"sxq?h ‘:; nington O 3 Buckeye lndinn Orchard ' A 98, 8jo; Laconis ; do B o E 39, 840; Pocasset O 4-4, Tfc; 18¢c, BLEA(‘BED b(Yl'l‘ONS—And 5{ tone A A in perial 85 e Bt hoachon b4 bor Cnbot 44,85 Fidelity 4-4, 94c; ¥ruit of the Loom, 10; cam bric4-4,130; dow.m'r-l-c,me,dmc hn-Q. 10464 Indian Head shrunk 4-4, 12c: 10c; do cambric 87, 12}c; New Yurk mh 120; Pequot A, 100; rell N G T Take; Pocabontas, 44, 9hc; Eogamet &4, sgo, 'lltlus. 1lo; Wamsutta LGCKS (Colored)—Albuny 15 brown, 8c; do O, rab. 1l do X tripos .mi plaids, 124c; do XXX brown and drab, stripes and plaids, 134o; Arlington fancy, 19¢; Brunswick brown, 8jc; Chariot fancy, 1240; do extra_heavy, 20c; Fall River brown, extra heavy, lije; Indiana A brown' 1%+ Nevonset A brown, 15c. 'llbluuuu—nmosl.ua A U A 82 17he; do XX blue 8%, 18ke; Arrowanca Sic: Claréngont, B B, 15)c; Oonentogl ex tra, 1740; H 1o Lewuston o 30,'15¢; Minnahm. M 30; Omega auper sxira 44, 280; Pearl River 82, 16}c; Put- nam XX “bluo stripe, 120; Shotucket § 104c: do 88 12e; Yeoman's blue 20, 80 NIMS,—Amoskeak, blueand bronn | 1 4 1640; Andover DD blue, ‘154c; Arling X. blue Bootch, 184c; Concord 000, blua & w brown, 124c; do AAA, do do 184; do XXto do do 144c; of's blus and brown, o3 Mystio RI ver T o5 Pontl River, blue and b brown, T630; Uncsaville, blue and brown, AN B RO acaard, lining, 24 inch double e, B Conpar & 1o oyt phace 5o s -wpon o ; Pequot do 50; Tockwood kid finishy 'CORSET JEANS—Amory, 80; Andros cogyin satteen, Bho; Clarend v, 640; Cones toga eatteens, 7; lowel , 80; Ol‘lq:rd 7403 nrng;nnatt,lmpmved,o aflu sattean 9ho; Rookport, 730 INTS ~ Allony, bio; Amsrican, o) 70; Berwick, 4§c; Cochecn, "6h; Dunkirk, 4fc; Dunnell, §j@ts; Eddystons, 7c; Gloucester, 6o arnany, by Kulokerbooker, Gio; e rimac D, 7c; Mystio, ic; Spragues, Southbrldge, 60; do. Glaghams, 7c; Hm. borg, bilo; Oriental Gho. GING HAMS —Aucakeng, 10jc; Amos- kw dress 124 Areyle, 10hc; Atlantic, 9¢c; Cumberland, 74c; Highlana, 8hc; Kenilworth, 84c; Plun keit, 10jc; Sus- sex, o 1340 CUTTONADES-—Abberyilla Agoto, 20c; American, 11; Artisiun, 306; Cairo D and T, 134c; Clarion D and T, 174¢; Deccan Co, stripes Dand T, 16¢; Key- stone, 134c; Nantuckot, 190; Nonparetl, 16c; ‘Ocean D and T, 13 Royal, 1641 Suuel 12¢; Tioga, ll u:huhen shirt- ing shecks, 12hc; ¢ kin, 1240; York lain Nankin, 124c; do, checks, stripes and c; o, , 20, AN Audnsoogein 104,274t do 94, 240; do B4, 200; Continental 'O 42, 11c; Fruit of the Loom 104, 274; New Yurk mills 98, 3')1,, do 78, 80¢; \.lu 58, 22 Pombroke 104, 25¢; Pequot 104, 2840 14, mc. du m 16c; Pepperell 36, do 57, 18¢c; Utica 96, .‘Sbc, do 53, mie, do 48, 176 igars and Tobaccos. CIGARS -—Seodn,tl 00; Connecticut, Mixed, g)ud Havans, 24 1b, 60c; Our Rope, Star, J)oundu, pounds, b, butts, pounds, 24 Ib, butts, 6 FINE O Ul‘—ln‘d;m s,—~Hard to Beat, 5¢; G Favorite, 66c; Fancy, Bbe Catlins O, den Thread, 70c; Fountain, 80c; Rocky Mouutain, 6 "Daisy, boo,~—In 51b »...m, per 1b 630; illard’s Tiger, Diamond Crown, 66 [ f m, aso. Granulated—Blackwells Darbai, 10 2 51¢; Dukes Durham, 16 oz, 60c; Seal of Moy sl s al 'fi'n Nelru s, 16 0%, nu m, 0z, linen bags " Ib, $1.85; -y B ey Doy Tl ks, * Paints Olls and Varnishes. PAINTS IN OIL—White lead, Umaba | closing cane, b F h ino, ..:ll 1203 lnneh zino, m.-:-l 11e; ';‘nnc in varnish aset, o270 di 3| under, $21 00; 18 ft., 82 00, Fronch zince, in nfllnt.lh: Raw turnt umber, 11 cans 1267 raw and Burnt_ Sienna, 136: vandyke brown, 18.; vefinod Jampbinck, 12¢; eosch black, 1%; ivory black, 16¢; drop black, 160; Prussian blue, 80c; dlizamarine blue, 180 chrome green, 1 m & D, 14 M:r:id an lhn:kr n, ,, 14¢; Paris gm fi'.f..n red, 1bc; Venetian red, 9o 'i'u.e... dre, 2%0; American Vermiliod, 3 & P,y 18! chrome yellow, L, M., 0. &'D’ 0., 18; vellow ochre, 9¢; golden ochre, 18; patent Ueyer, 6c; graining colors: light oak, dark oa', walnut, chestuut and ash 12 ry Saints White lead, 64c; French rine, 100; Parls whiteing 240 whiting .1\0 1o w hitin, 103 Iampbiack Cerman. town, THop lampblack, ordinary, 8o; Prus- sian blue, 450; nltramarine, 18c; vandyke, brown, 80; umber,fournt, dc; umber, raw, Acjsienna, burn f, dc; senma, raw, 4c Paris green genuine, 2 'c; Paris green com'l 20c; chrome green, N. Y.' 20c; chrom- green K., 120; vormillion, Eng., 70c; ver- million, America, 18c; Indian red rose pink, 14c; venetian read, (m{m,., 9ge: venetian red Am. red lead, 7ho; chrome yellow, genuine, 20c; chrome yel- low, K., 12¢; ochre, rochelle, 8c; ool T'rench, 2je; . American, Winter's mineral, 2 lohigh browsy 24o spanish brown, 24c; Prince’s minoral 8c; O1LS—110" carbon, por enlon, g héadlight, per gallon, 124c; 175" I\endlh{ht. per gallor, 164c; tr m, per gallon, insced, raw, per gallon, 7; linseed, boiled, ver gallon, dOc lard, winter st «. ‘por gal* I:m,_ : No, 1, 70¢; No. 2, 60c; castor, XX or gklon, 125 No. 4§ 116 aweols x gallon, 85c; sperm, W per gallon, 35, fish, W, 1. per g-uon, Ufic atsfoot, extra, per gallon, 7503 No. 1, 65c; lubri- cating, zero, per gallon, 80c; summer, 15o; go,den mactine, No. 1, per gallon, &5; No j sporm, wignal, gar gallon,'80c; ter: ntl per g-llun. 5o; naptha, 74°, per g.u.m. 0o 6471 HES—BL!'PB‘I per gallon, Furaiiurs, exten, 81 10; furniture No. 1, 81 furniture, Uy'sc; conch, extra, $1 40} Conch, 1 20; Damar, 81 60} Japany T cat itim, 705; aholins, & 80; oil finish, 81 80 Orups. DRU 8 AND CHEMICALS —Acid Garbelc, b0o; Ackd, Tartaric, 500; Balsam ccp.u., r 1b, 700 Bnkk asuafras, b, Tdc;. Galomal, per Ib, The; (‘Inchonh or oz, $105; Ohloroform, Wb, 10 Topsor over’s powders, per lby #1°40; salts, per Ib, She; Glycerine, pure, per Ib, 38c; Lead, = Acetate, per Ib, 2dci Qi Gutor, No. 1, 'por ol %1 15 Oil, Castor, No. e el 81 Olive, per gal. $1 Drignmmx Oplun, 84 0: Quinine P WA Tk By r o7, 82 25; Potassium, lodide, per It Ef ;" Balacin, per_or, d0c; Sulphate «f hlne, . per on 3 §5; Sulpnur four, trvchnine. ver oz, 8140, Heavy Hardware List. Iron, rates, $300; plow steel, special cast, 70} crucible, Sc; apscial ur Gorman, 6c; cuat tool do, 15@20 wagon spokes, set 225@3 00; hubs, por set, 1 25; felloes, sawed dry, 140; tongues, each, 70@85c; axles, cach, 75c; BT Biie” e b, 7@llc; waahers, per | ete, por Ib, L coil chnm, per ih 6@12; malleable, 8o ron, ‘wedges, 64 crowbars,! 003! Barrow AR b e Keg, 5 00; spring steel, 7@sc; Lurden's horseshoes, b 35; Burden's muleshoes, 6 35, SHOT.—Shot, $1.85; Buck shot, $2,10; Oricntal P..wd.-r, kegs, $6.40; do., half ogs, $3.48; uarter kegs, $1.88; Blast- bk 5552 P po 00 foot 500 BA.BED WILE—In car lots, 8 30 per 100; in less than car lots. 8 55 ver 100, Leather. Oak sole, 38c to 420; hemlock sute, 28¢ to 856; hemiook kip, 800 to 100; rutner, G0 to 80c; hemlotk oulf, 85 to 1 20; hem. lock upper, 28 19 26c; "onc u per. 2is; alligator, 400 to5 50; calf kid, 32@835c; Greisen kid, 2 50 to 2 75; oak kip, Se to 100; oak culf, 120 to 180; French kip, 110'to 1 65; I ench calf, 125 to 2 00; rus- st 550 Lo 7 00; linings, 600 %0 10 50 top: Ings, 9 00 to 1050; 1 L. Morosco, 30 o.85c; pabble 0. D. Morosco, 85; simon, to HARNESS—No 1 star oak, 420; No2 do, 39¢; No, 1 Ohio oak, 880; No. 2 do, 350; No. 1 Milwaukee 87c; No. 2 do, 8c. Horses and Mules. The market is brisk and all grades are uui? well at s slicht advance in p:ices. ‘The demand for good horses excer the 1mpply consideraoly, Prices range as fol- lows: Fine single drivers, $150. to 800.; Extra draft horsee, 8175, to 225.; Common drait horses, $100. to 150,; Extra farm horses, $110, to 125.; Common to good farm horses $90. to 8100.; Extra plugn, $60. to 75.; Common plugs, 820, to MULES,—15 to 15} hands (extrs), $125. to 150.; 14§ to 15 hands, $100. to 140,; 14 to 14 hands, 875, 0 100, 13 to 14 hands, ALCOHOL — Jt7" broof, 328 per wine gallon; extra California spirits, 187 proof, 26 per fm.y gallon; triple refined spirits 187 proof r proof gallon; re-distill w biskios, 1 oo£° 150; fine blended, 150@ 2'50; Kentucky bourbons, 200@7 00; Ken., tugky and P ennu{lvnnh yes 200@7 00 m 36 00@16 00; e 40@4 berhnl " Gmso;..:pomd. 4 50@6 00; domestlo, ms—m 4 50@6 00; an England, 2 00; domestic, 1 b 'EACH D APPLE BRAN Y— gAMPAGN’EB—lmrmfl per_case, ’G%fln 0; Ararizaa, oase, 12 CLARETS—Per case, 4 50@16 00 ‘WINES—Rhine wine, per case, 6 00@ 20 00; Oatawba, per per oase, 00@7 00, 'Bol.ltl-l Aw;lm for Ssptember; 10 um the one ylm——Aotln and steidy, elosine on oall at 71 o for cach; 70jc for June; 7ot Jn n 14@71k0 for August: 7080 for September; 69 for Octobe ; i for Noyember; 6080 fot theyear; 71@714c for high mixed; 693@700 for rvjec ed, Unts--1a good demand and 1@14e high- er !uv oash; 51§e for Jun 3640 for August; 847c for for the year. Rye—Quiet; 72h¢ for No. 2 cash and June; 72¢ for July; Tlie for August; 70c for Septem e, Sicfor July; sptembér; S1de 1 10§ for July; 1 04§ for August; 3 03§ or_the ye.r. Oorn ~Slaw at 743@7Bhe for cash; 73jc for June; 729 for Julv; 713 for August; TTietor Q-nu-nbn 55} ' the yoar. Uats —Higher; 574@58 0 for eash; Bdle for June; 4le for July; 83¢ for the year. Rye—Nominal, Barley—Dull at 80c@1 (5, ) ead -Slow at 4 50, Butter - Unchanged. es — Unchange | at 19, Whisky—Steady at 1 15, Pork Strong and higher; jobbing, 20 50 Dey Salt Meats |h.m houl ders, 8 80; Barley—Nothing doing in No, 2; 755 for [ short ribs, 1 75; clear, 12 Dl T Do Higtick Shnidetn. 0 001 abost Pork—Mess sctive and firm; 20 20@ | ribe, 12 62); short 2lear, 18 00, 20 2» for oa hy 20174 for June; 203 for| Lara—Nominal, Jul for August 5 “for Sepr u«'z. Shipmin, 5 for October; 1810 for the | Flour... .. 4000 600 year. Wheat ... S 00000 52,000 Tiard—Strongers 11874 1140 £ £ cash | Corn ...t The o and June 1145 for July: 11674 f5- Au- | Oats J12000 7,000 knat; 11674 for Septeniber and October; . 11 873 for the year, — Bals Moave>Bhoet tibs In_achive de. R Ly PR T mand and prices higher at 150G 1L 55 1or | (aptte S1 TaqBkRTT, Pa. June cash und Ju s 11570 forduiv 11674 for [y Sinwe and snchanged; 1ecely August and Soptember; 11474 for Osto- | "}, o A ber; 10 10 for the year, Butter—1n good de vand for all grades; choice to fancy creamery, 22(a taie to iries, 19@ € Egy¢s—Firmer; fiesh at 18@18)c, Whisky - Quiet at 115, Rec'ts, 1,560 Shipm'ts Flour. . Wheat Corn Onts. Rye. 4702 Barley. 10,081 Kansas City Produce Market. Kansas Cir Whoat—Firmer and highe 116; June and Julv, @bl June, 92}@ 80.; No. 4 oa-h, 8}c; June, Corn - St ady; No. 2 mixed cash, 70@ 721 cash, £05; dune, 720, Oata—No. 2 cash, 80c; July, 82, Wheat. Qmp b, Council Bluffs Market. Counorn, BLurrs, June 8, Flour—Orystal Mills Golden Sheal, 3 60; California Eureka, patent, 3 8; best band of Knnnl!, 4 00@4 25; Kansas and Missouri flour 8 50@4 25; graham, 8 75; rye flour, 3 40, Corn M+al—White, 1 70 per hundred; yellow, 1 50 per hundred, Bran and Shorts—20 00 per ton Chop Corn—&0 00 per ton, Wheat—No, 2, 115, Corn—ti2: Oats—No, 2, 45¢, Rye—75:, Barley—80 I;hy—[mo»a, 8 00@ 1 00; nule, Wood.—5 00@6 00, Wbl—15@ 5. Buttet~Opsatiety, 250 o rolls, wrap. ned, 16¢: rolla now wrapped, 12yc; mixed v.n;r , 10@124c. baled, 75 per -1 76, ' Chickens—3 50 per dozan, Putatoes—Searce at 1 65, L fil(:'lv STO_K. Cattle-Extra, 4 50@ 5 B0, Veal Culves -6 00, Ho.s—7 Q0@7 50. Sheep—b 7. Chicago Mvo Stook. OH10AGO, June 8, The Drover's Journal reports: Hogs—Market strong; mixed, 7 35@ 795; hey, 8 ht, 7 30@7 95; skips, 5 70@7 15. 25,000, attle—Market strong; heavy shipping cattle, 5 85@0 00; mixed lutchers’ stock, 2 25@7 50; Texanw, 3 00@4 80; stockers and feeders, 2 65@5 80. Receipts, 7,000, Sheep—Weak and lower at 3 75@4 00, Recupu. 800, Baltimore Produce. BALTIMORE, June 8, Flour—Quiet. Wheat—southern quiet; fultz, 1 35@ 1 3; longberry, 1 40@! 4%; No 2 red winter irregu'ar and higher at 140§ for cash and June. Corn—White southern strong at 93c; yellow atrung at 86.; mixed westera quiet, 'lm.xm June 8, ‘Whent—Firm; 1 38’; tor No. 1813 for June; 1 154 for July. 111 10 for the ysar. t bu: firm; 77¢c for high m? xrd T4he for No. 2 cal h~ 74c for June Tife for Jul, 8% for August; 58¢ for t! yeur. Oats—Nominal, —— New York Produoe. New Yok, June 8, l"lour~Qni No. 2, 3 00@3 90; super- fine, 3 90@4 85; wouthern flourunchanged, whe-e«ownm higher and clozed rm, & ahade under hest prices; No. 9 red, 1 47}@1 48; mixed winter, 1 41; No, 2 red June 141@14“‘ for Ju'y, 1.0}@1 30}; for Auyust, 1 21§@1 214, Corn—Cash low lower and dull; options irregular and olmllg strong; upy .del mixed, 74@ No, 2 white, 94:; 'No. mixed' June, 76§@78c; do' July, m@ 78e. Oats—Higher and firm; No, 1 whits, 67c; No, 2 do, 604@615; mixed wesi- ern, 59@62c; mixed stats, 60@6-4c; No, 2 mized June 583@58| Tye—iosry and lower, 843@860. Wo quote Jumber, lath andshingles on: | ggers ~ 2t aod firm; now mees, cash, A D L fallowing pricest Lard—Firm and quiet; June, 11 27, —16 ft. and TIMBERS—16 ft. and under, $22 00, TTMBER AND JOIST—18 ft., 23 00; 24 0C, 23 ft., 827 50; 24 ft., 827 50, —No.'1, 4 and 6 in., §23 00; 0 00, SHEETING — No, 1 (2nd common buurd-) 818 50; No. 1.‘1 00, 'OCK} BOARDS,—12.in, D, $2800; 00; 12-in. B, $40 00, 1 or burrei, 81 35 860 Cement, bbl, Gd 50, bbl, 83 50, 'Hair per bu, 35c. Tarred felt 100 Ibs, 83 50, Straw board, 84 00 PAPER=Straw puver, 8fe; rag paper, 40; dry goods paper, 70; manila paper, 100} bulk pa. amie Towa plaster, nows paper, COAL—Cumberland blacksmith, $12; Morris Run Blowburg, 812; Whitehreast lump, 86 70; Whitebreast nut, $6 50; Towa lump, 86 50; lowa nut #850; 'Rock Spring | % 88: Anthracite, all sizes, 813 00@13 50, NAILS ~Rabes, 10 609, 3 60, Merino unwasbod, ligt, 14@160; heavy,o @18150; modinn unwasha 1, light, 13@40 washed, choio, 82¢; fair, 80c; tub.din; and w,, 20; burry, blackand cotted woo 2@6¢ less Hides Furs, Etc. HIDES—Groen butcher’s hids, 6@6ko gurod 7ho; hidon, groon sty paetaured 7o hides, Oe; dry Alnt, sound, "13@1do; ol wnd 1, 3@ Aoy nale o s dry 10@11; groen calt, wh §1015 e 10@11c; green calf, wt, under 8 Ibs, per skin, 50o: 5mn o BOwSI 25 dgrun * Laib ki, 112561 60 damagod biden tworthind race cut lcnred and one , classed two- s iy . B (s camad iy Coon skins, No. 1, 4he; No, 2, wc, N 20_; No. 4, 100, Mink, 800; No. 3 16¢; . 2, A ) 4 “Skunk, No, 1, black, G5c; ahort stripe, 1007 narrow stripe %o} hmndnmpe. 10¢, nlh.w e, Chicago ¥Froauoe. (UH1046G0, June 8 r—Quie!; ¥p ing wheat flour, 4 75@ OO L0 CLOICs west I, fn 00@7 o fauey inne.ota, 8 00@9 25; p-v.ent winter wheat flou 8 00(«:7 w fair to eho'ce rye flour dull Wheat ~Spring, active and highar 152 @1 83 for cash; 185 for June; 1 354 for July; 1134 for Au,‘ur 1 06] for Septem. ber; @1 lr No, 3; nwhd numhnl. No, 2 l excited and hi h". on call as 1 17“0- Julnl « = Whisky—Nominal, Philadeiphia Produoce. PHILADELPHIA, June 8, Wheat—Steady at 1434@1 44 for cash and June; 125@126 for July, Corn—Nirm ut b3@81o for cashs 804@ 86¢ for June, Oats—Firm at 64§c for cash; 6090 for Juve, Rye Qm.-o at 'Kk' Peooria Prodaoe, Progia, June 8, Corn—Active and higher at 714@72 for high mixed; 71@714¢ tor mired, Oats—Active ani higher at 53}@5s4c for No, 2 white, Iiyu—l)ull and lower; 72@72}c for No. llll{(hw(nu —~Irregular at 1 11@113; sales . Rec'ts. Ship'ts, Wheat 925 475 Corn 51,600 23,000 Oats 17,400 22,000 Rye. 959 2,000 Barley 00 MR Buffalo Live Stock. Easr Burraro, June 8, Hogs—Receipts, 21 cars; shipmenta, 15 cars; demand light; Yorkers we ghts, 7 50 @7 90; good medi m sn()au 10 Turp-nuno uu-k it WiLaineTon, N. € A _llbndn ~Firm; strain d atl 1 id Spirils Firm ut 1 42}c, ’lmwl'umm. 165, e Liverpool FProduce. 11verpooL, June 8, Flour—American, 10s@12s 61 Wheat ~Winter, 9 9d@105 31; white, 04 7d@9: 100; spriag, 9:@10s; olub, 9a. 1o (@105 3d. Corn—6s 1d, Purk—87d Lard—57s 91, —_—— Bt. Louis Froduce. 8r. Louis, June 8, T s wasstled at 1 850 igher un e 1 85§ for eash; No, 2red, 1 274 for June; l'lunr—Huz ir: receipte, 11,700; ahipmen 8000; Philad Iphins, 8 2'@9" 25; choic 7 60@7 Sheep—Dull and un havged beat, 5 25 vod, 4 50@bh 70; receipts, 600; mente, 1, 800, @b SAI.T £ave money and ord £ sa't direct from + s, we ship proaptly by rail at the Towest pos sh price 10 o1l wes ern poin ». Jomm TYLER SALT CO., Maginaw City Mich THE GROCERS' GALL. They Make a Grand Kick on Some of the Wholesalers And Organize a Proteotive Asso- clation for Various Purposes. About thirty retail grocers of this city, met at (iladstone's grocery store, on Douglas street las* evening, for the purpose of organizing a Retail Gre- cers’ association. E. E. French was elected chairman and J. I Nichol sec- retary. Mr. Gladstone stated that one of the objects of the meeting was to take steps to stop wholesale dealers | and commission merchants from sell- ing direct to hotels. This could lte done by agreeing not to purchase any goods from any wholesale dealer cr commission merchant who does busi- ness in that way. Mr. Robert Easson, representing the wholesale house of Paxton & Gallagher, introduced the following rosolution: Resolved, That we, the retail gro- cers of Omaha, will not purchase any goods from any wholesale dealers or commission men who sell to any one uot in the grocery trade, This in- ciudes the trade of the atate as well as of the city of Omaha, This resolution was carried. In behalf of Paxton & Gallagher, Mr. Esson said that the would guar- autee that his firm would abide by the resolution and he said that he thought every other wholesale house would do it, as the wholesalers wanted the trade of the retailers of this city. He also thought the commission men would follow su.t. Some discussion followed, after which it was moved and carried that mmittee of seven be appointed to upsn the wholesale men and com- on merchants and inform them of the action of this meeting. The chair appointed committee: McShane, Dorman, Gen- leman, McVittie, Spetman and Glad- stone. Mr. Easson thought the retailers ought to protect themselves in other ways. He referred to the habit of cutting prices in cert goods and under certain circumstances. He suggested thut some one man ought to have the power vested in him to say what certain goods shall be sold for on a certain day, the idea being to sell goods at a uniform rate. Mr, Nichol thought that the re- tailers should form a protective union. T. A. McShane moved that the temporary organization be made per- manent. Mr. Gladstone thought the matter should be postponed until all the gro- cers were prrsent. Mr. McShane's motion was carried. Mr. Easton moved that the name of the organization be ‘‘The Retail Grocers' Protective Association,” Mr. French suggested that a com- mittee be Appmnt: w draw up a con- stitution and b; Mr, McShane -ugzuud that there be an initiation fee to pay expense of hall, ete, Oh motion the ohair n%pomud "o Measrs, Sander, Madsen and Bolin to make arrangements for securing a place for meetings. Mr. Easson suggested that the mat- | ¥ ter of credits be taken up, aud that grocers report to each other the stand- ing of cnstomers who obtain credit from place to place. The ebject is to put & check on deadbeats, Mr. McShane said that Mr. Yates 5:0 following 0o BARGAINS, LOTS!: Houses, Farms, Lands. BEMIS’ FIFTEENTH AND DBUGLAS S18,, —— Boaut!ful building sites on Sherman avenue Slnth stroct) scuth of Poppleton's and J. J. Srown's residen:es—the tract belongi. & to Sona- tor Paddock for #0 many years—heing 86 foo west lrontaga on the avenus by from 810 to 660 feot In dopth, ranning eastward 1o the ¢ maha & St, Paul K. K 11 sell in strips of 60 fect or more ontage on the avenue with full dep'h to the railroa, will sell to above onabou. any terms fhat purcha-er may desire. To parties who will agroeto build houscs co-ting 120 and up vard: will sel with- Cut any payment dowa for one year, < qual annual payments the ret fte iUt r.st. To parties whe ) not {0k immedia ey will 8 11 for + ne sixth dow 5 equal aunual psyments thereatt rat 7 por cent interest, Chol 4 acro block In Smith's addition at west rnam_ streot—will give aay length of airxdat 7 por cent Inters t. plondi 10 acre block in Bmith's addi- T T 1 terms ny the foreg ing. No. 305, Hut loi on izard near 20 wiroet, N6 804, Lo on 18¢h strost noar Paal, $1200, No 302, Lot 30x250 fcot on 15th wirect, near ~icholss! No 209, One quarter acro on Burt street, near Dutton §500. No 207, To lots on Blondo near Ireno street, 'l'wel\c choice re 1dence lots on Hamil- ton ttreet in Shinu's addition, fne aad sightly #4250 to 85 0 each, No 204 Beaut ful balf lot on Bt. Mat av- enue, 80x'8) Icet, vear Bishop Clarkson's and <Oth street, 81500 No 202, Five caolce lots on Park avenue, 60x 160 ench, ou street ral way, $300 oich. No 201,8ix lots in Millard & Ca dwel on *herman Avenue uear Poppletou $i50 ench. N 250, Cholce lots on Park "lmu and ltml n road to Park, 8450 to §10.0 each. , Eleven lois 'on Deca ur and Trene , near Kaunders streot, §376 to $160 each. No 282, Lot on 1th near Faul streot, §760, No 281, Lot 65x140 foet noar St. Maury's aveuue, anc 20th street, §1500. No 2i9, Lot on Decatur near Ireno street, $325. No ¥7¥, l‘-llv lots on Caluwell, near Baunders stro.t, 600 eacl No 276, Lot nn Clinton streot, near shot tower, addition 8.0t No 275, Four lots on McLellan street, near Blondo, KlFln'l wddition. 92:6 each, flNo 274, Inree lots noar race course: makoe offors, No 268, Beautifal corner acre lot on California wircot, opposite and adj slaing Sacsed Huart Coa- vent groundas, §10.0. ailroad ' opots, ranging from §160 to 1000 vaca anu o easy torus, Beautiful Kesidenco Lots at & bargaln—very handy to shops - 100 to 260 eac: ()Su‘un! down nd o per cent per month, Caul and get plat and tull particu ars. No 266, Fuil corner lot on Jones, Near 15th Wwolots on Center streot, near Cum- ing abrook, 8100 or both, Or £500 cact Ko 2614, Lot on Beward, near King stroot, 8300 o us, Half loton Dodge, near 1lih street, 2.1 No'2i7, Four beautifal rosidonco lots noar Croighton Coliego (or will soparate) 88,000. No 246, 1wo lois on Center, ncar Cuming 8t cot, #00 cach. No o, Lab on Idabo, near Cuming stroat, )26, No 45, Besutitul corner acro lot on Cuming noar . 80-n trees, noar new Convens cf bacred Heart, $1,600. No. ‘24, Lot on Farcem, nar 18t etreot, 4,76 Nu 248, Lot 66 by 183 fo ¢ on Colego steeot, noar bt. Mary's avenue, §700. No 241, Lot on Fainan, pear 20th strect, N0 $40, Lot 60 by 09 foet on Bouth avenue, uoar Mason stroet, No 249, Corner lot on Burt, near 22d street, 0 288, 120x188 foet Ql Harney, near 24th, nml a-lll cut it up) §2,400, Lot on nouulu stroet, near 25ih, No 237, Lob on Pler stroed, near Eeward, ~ (:,«u 227, Two lots on Decatur, near Irene stree’, {0155 Lob 148 by @41 foeh_ on Bhoraan ave: Duo (16th st eet). nos Grace, §2 400, will di vide, N Lot ¥8x0ret ou Dodge, Lear 1Buh ko 0 « flo) Lok on B3rd near Clar, 8100, ) Lot on Hamilion near King, 8600, No 24, Lot un 15th stroet, uear Nicholas had a plan that might work, and that was to have a forfeit of 826 on the part of uny grocor who trusts & man who has buen retused credit where, if the grocer is aware of the fact. The forteit to go to help pay the bill at the previous place, Mr. McShane said it had cost him | # $2,000 to learn the Omuha, Mr, fleming said that a man ought to do business as ho pleases, and when it came to the credit question he wanted to have a full expression of opinion, Adjourned to Friday evening of next week, dead beats of Our Glorious Independence. What can be more glorious than to be independent of suffe ing, caused by dys- Immlu. indigestion, constipation, sick hendache, or other diseases emanat ng from the stomach, This can be easily gained by a timely use of Buknook BLoob Birricns, Price $1,00. G6dlw JACOB KAUFMAN Offlop 802 16¢h St. Cor. of Burt Dealer in ALL KINDS OF WINES. elio- | ™ 00, o/ }3507, Two lots on 10th, near Pacitie stre, 0,01, Boagtifu) revbienco lob on Division root, nar Coming, § 00 No 10} Lots ou 16th streot, nesr Plerce, ‘l‘wml Lots on Sauudors street, near Sow- ard $500. No1ia}, Two lota ou 224, near Grace strcet, ,‘rwn lots on 17th street, near white 000, N 1sbs Gue full block ten lots, near the barrach 5, $400, qubi0 191, Lote on Parker, stroet, near Irane No188' Two lots on Cass, near 2lst street (klIt edgs), #6,000, 20 180, Lot on Pler near Soward, 050, Noi70, L. on Pacicstrect, near 14th; make ofler, NO 106, 8ix lots on Farnam, near 2ith street, 2,400 L §2,250 each 10 108, Full block on 23th strreet, near rco course, & d ihree lots ‘n Qlie's wZdition, near seundre aud Cassius streets, §2,000, No 127, ot on 1sth stiect, near whije lead worky, §625. No 122, 120x182 foet (2 lote) on 18th street, near Fopplton's, 91,600, No 110, Thirty hulf acre lots in Millard & Cal- dwell « dditions on Sherman avenue, Spring sid Farat ga streets, near the ond of greou stroct cac track, $a60 L0 §1,800 each. near 234 stiect, b 89, "Lot oo’ Chicago, iy 88 Lot on Caldwoll streat, near Bauudrs, No#6, O.ruer lob on Charles, lnear Bauud do 8 striet, 100, No 76, Gixsd fock on Pacifle, near Stn o rest 3,000, Nut0, Eighteen lots on 2lst, 224, 4l Aok Btice , noar Grace wud S un Lridge, 3000 o b No 6, Oue fourth block ('£0x185 fect), nasr the Convent of Foor Claire, on Lla vilioa st co', uear the cad of the red auicit ar trace, §1,000 BEMIS 234 and re strcel KIDNEY-WORT FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF| 5| s CONSTIPATION. E| No other diseass is s seovslent fa KIDNEY - WORT Kl DN EY-WORT 1S A SURE CURE J tor all diseases of the Kidneys and IVER=— i humnouuonomm-mmmmm | organ, enabling it to throw off torpidity and inaction, stimulating the healthy seoretion of the Bile, and by keeping ‘h,l ‘bowela in free condition, effocting 1t roguiard Malaria, Ko tom alaria. maaria, havo thochille, are bilious, dyspeptio, or constipated, Kid- Roy-Wort will surely Folieve & quiokly oure. 1In this soason to oleanse the System, every ono shionld take & thorough cdurse ofit. (1) SOLD BY DRUCQGISTS. Price 81. TIMKEN-SPRING VEHICLES NOW IN USE They rurpa 8 a'l other vehicles for o.ay riding. stylo and durabilicy, SPRINGS, GEARY & BODIES For salo by Henry Timken, Patonteo and Bullder of Pine Oarring o um, 1008 and 1010 St. Charies St., St. Lou s. logues furnished, HULL vaw d (VRS M’UVE. N The Illln; b Fiction. Oren 75,000 fiowr i Uome New Patens MyLL Oves )l' b New Naf. vllr“ volr. Ve Summer nse theso Stoves are {odispensable Thia ¢ colebrated Stoves frsale by D, A. Plercy Umaha, Neh A 1men Hodw Nehrask;mNatiunal BANK. OF OMAHA NEBRASKA (No. 2665.) TREABURY DEPARTMENT. Office f COMPTHOLLER OF THN CURRKNCY, WAnHINGTO, April 25th 1853, Wanauas, by it S0 th uoders e made dae o K TRIRASKA NATIONAL BARK OF OMAHA,” In tho oy of Omat, In the county of Douglar, and tate of Nobraska, has complied with all'the provisions of the Revised Statues of nn nited States required to be «omplied with an tion shall be authorised to com- frerl -yl el T Now, theretore, I, Johin Jay. K ‘0x, Com, of the Currency, Ju o Bereby cort Nebraske Nt Of G in the ‘o amky o boug of Nebratk, is authorised to commence the business of Banking as provided in Section Fifty Ooe Hundred and Sixty-Nine of the Revised Statutes of tne Cnited States, In hlllmun whereof witness { } bnnd und seal of office this SEAL. | dayol April 162, JOHK JAY KNOX, Tho above Ba kcl’;'"pm"m'm 0 above Bank 18 now businesa 1t commences with & fully apt ATof $260,000.00, with oficers aud ollows: §.R. JOLINBON, Puxawrnr, of Steels, Joho- son & Co., Wholerale Grocers. A. E. TOUZALIN, Vio.-Paxsiuxt, of C. B, &Q. ., Boston, W. V. MOKBE, o« W. V. Morse and Co,, Whole- nale Boots and Bhoes. JNO. 8. COLIINS, of G, H. & J. 8. Collins, Wholcsale Leathor and 8 ddlery. JAMES M. Woo worib, Counsollor aud Attoruey LEWIS B, luu;D, of Byron Reed & Co., Real to Doslors AENRY W YATER, Cashler, late Cashier of the Firt National Bank of and conected with the active m ment of that Bank since its organ- {zation in IR6R I the old Favorite and PRINOCIEFALLINE MILWA UKEE. DETROIT, NIAGARA PALLS, NEW YORK,BOSTON, And all Poluts East and@outh-East. THE LINK COMPRI5LS Nearly 4 000 miles. Solid Smooth Steel Tracks All ccnnections are made in UNION DEPOTS. It has anuml Rey nmmn 8 being the Qreat Through Car and s -unvu-ll( vonceded to b\a the FlN!bT EQUI - road in the world for all classcs uf travel. "Try it wud you wil flad traveling » Inxury instead of discomfort Through Tickets vh This Celebrated Line for !} nitices in the West, bout Rates of Fare, #loo) Time Tables, ., will be walo at Al informatior Car Acocmuodati iogtully glyen b DTTE v * & Gen. Manayer, Chlcago, PERCIVAL L OWELL: Gon,” Passons er Agt. Chicayoy {3 DAAVLNI‘(‘)):T 4 # en ut, nnell Bluffs, Il A Ticket Agt Qmaba. GAL.VANIZED IRON, CORNICES Window Caps, Fh’l{la 8, XX N'f'g, B Reav Estare Aceney ([T. SINHOLD, 16th and Douglas Street, 13th Bt., 416, Neb: Ordera trom the eouny iy