Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 15, 1882, Page 5

- THE DAILX BEE ~OMAHA TIHURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1882, 5 FINANGE AND COMMERGE. FINANCIAL. New Yor, June 14, NONEY, Money closed at 2@2} per cent. Exchange closed firm at 4 87)@4 90, GOVERNMENT BONDS Ulored firm, Cuarrency 6's , #s coupun 4}'s coupons s continuec RAILROAD BONDS, Pacific railroad bonds closed as followa: i L 118)@119 L1184 tid 120 @121} 7 @7y BTOCKE, The stock market to.day was very se- Aive, some large Llocks «f stock changing hands. The aales for the day aggregated nearly 50,000 shares. A strong and bunyant tone prevailed and the course of prices was stendily upward, the highes powt of the day being reached shortly after 20'clo. k. The advance ranged from 1@} per cent. Later on Lake =hore aud Louisville & Nuhville sdvanced 3§ per cent, Rending 3§ New Y.rk Central 2§, Missouri Facific and Delaware, Lacka- wanna & Wes ern 2§ eah, Texas Pacific 2, Peaver & Rio Gronde 1}, and West. exn Union 13, In the final dealings thers was & tharp reaction, The following were the closing bids: Western Union. 81} dams. w187 American » 80 Kansas & Texas 80k LE&W ... 26 Louis & Nash.. 68 1073 58y 8%, Granulated—Blackwells Durbam, 16 oz 51c; Dukes Durham, 16 oz, 50c; Seal of North Carclina, 16 oz, 46; Seal of Nebras- 82 85; De- | ka, 16 oz, 880; 04 4 oz, linen bags 85; Kog soda, | per Ib, $1.85; Puck, 2 oz, tin oil, 55e; Dog Tail, 65c. Paints Olls and Varnishes. PAINTS IN OIL—White lead, Omaha P. P.,, 6c; white lead, pure, 60; Mar. wsilles’ greon, 1 to 5 b cans, 20 CANNED GOODSOysters, 2 1b | French zine, Qon seal, 10; French sine, (Fiolds), por oase, $4 00; do 1 T (Field's), | red seal, 11c; French ine, in varnish asst, per onse, 5 505 0’2 Th (Standard), por onse, | c; French zince, in oil asst, 150; Raw 360; do 1 (sbandard), per case, 2 20; do | aad burnt umber, 11 cans 120; raw and 2 Ib (slack), per case, do11b (slack), [ burnt Sienna, 13c: vandyke brown, 13.; per case, 300, * Onfons, 380, Salmon, | | refined lampblack, 12¢; eonch biack, 19} 80@, Top er dozen,1 90; do 21b, per dozen | ivory black, 18c; drop black, 16¢; Prussian 255@2 65, Sardines, small fah, imported, | blue, 80c; ultramarine blue, 18c; chrome one quarter boxeaper box, 144c; American, | green, L. M. & D., 14c; blind and shutter uarter baxes or box, 1ies do half hoxes, | green, L. M, & D., 14c; Parin green, 180; ) L D dall boxen, | fhinat ved, 106 Venetien red, Goy Tusmho per box, 2k, Tobsters, 1"t per dosen, ) 80, Tomatoes, 230; do 8 b per |ire, 22c; American Vermiliod, I, & P., 1 case, 2 Corn, 2 1 (Mountain) | chrome yellow, L., M., 0. &'D 0., 18; per case, $10; moaked corn, 210; do|yellow oohre, 9¢; golden ochre, 18; patent 2 th_ (Yarmouth), per oass, 8 15; | dryer, 6c; graining colors: light oak, dark oa', walnat, chestuut and ash 120, m; Currante, 8{@7¢; Blackberries, new, HOMINY—New, 85 00 per bbl. SODA, ht's I paj o, ;‘i" do, 82 85; Churoh's, 0, flni\NS—ImporM German $3 75 per CANDLES—Boxes, 40 Ibs, 16 1sjo:boxen 10 Tosy 10 0., s.,hl'ih i G string beans, per cass, 2 10; Limna beans r omee, 185, Bucootash per case, 2 00. Ory ®aints 'ors, COMIMON, oase, 2 00; peas, choice, ‘White lead, 64c; Krench rine, 10c; Paris or oaee, 3 15, Blackberriea, Q‘h, Per ease, | whiteing 2hc; whiting lzil ors, 1)¢; 40; strawherries, 2 i, per case,2 80; | \ hiting com'l, 1jc; lampblack Crerman: raapberrics, 2 M, Per 'oase, 30038 15. | town, 14o; Inmpbinck, ordinary, So; Prus. Danisons, 215, per case, 2 45, Bartiott | gian blue, 46¢; ultramarine, 18¢; vandyke, poars per case, 3 00@4 09, Whortleberries por case, 240, Egg plume,2 1 percuse,d 303 Freon gages,2 b per case, 8 80; do ohoics, b per case,4 50, Pine Apples, 2, per case, brown, 8c; umber,fburnt, 4c; umber, raw, Acjsienna, burn{, do; sienna, raw, 4¢ Parin genuine, 2¢c;_Paris groen com'l 20c; chrome green, N. Y.' 20c; chrom- 4 00@5 75, Peaches, 21b per caxe, 810: do 3 b, case, 4 50@5 00; do, (pie), 3 Ib, per case.2 7h; do pie, 6 Ib, per dozen, 3 50, RICE—Carolina, 7}@8c; Louidans, 7 @8c; fair, 6@64. SYKUPH, —~Sugar house, bble, 550 thalf bls, b7c; keyw, 44 gallons, §2 0ico wble eyrup, H3c; half bbls, G5c; kegn, §2 50, STARCH. —Peutl, 44c; Silver Gloss, 8} Prince’s minera) fisg;i 7c0%m:t;ich, 8§{@%; Excelsior A 1 \;_uo'e.rfim, {)gr .(.lu.m,hugfl;ll'w #lo 4 Corn, The, ht, per gallon, 123¢; 175" headlight, SALT.—Dray loads, poe bbl, 1 85; Anb- | per gallon, 1645} electe .}. per gallon, 19c} ton, in racks, 8 50; bhis dalry 0, be, § 45 | | allow, +7; linseed, boiled, green K., 12c; vermillion, Eng., 70¢; ver- million, America, 18c; Indian red, 10c, rovo pink, 140; venetian_ read, Cookson's ",Ec: venetian red Am., 19c; red lead, Tho; 8 yellow, chrome K- N ochre, rochelle, 8¢; ochre, meh, 3 ochre, American, £ ‘Winter’s mineral, 3 Iehl’n brown, 2 spanieh brown, 2hes | inseed, raw, per bble dairy, 100, 8a, 365, ser gallon, G0c; lard, winter st 'd, per aal- SPICES,—Pepper, 19; Allspice, 19c; | fom ““80: " No, 1, 700t No. % 606 3 mm”'s{”&’r Nutmegs, $100: 250;Cassin, .‘{)XX por g 115; sweet, aco 8100, e gallon, 85c; spo:m, W, r gallon, MATCHES—Por_oaddls, 90c; round | {55t fieh, AV, 5. 1o- gallon, 606; neatsfoots casen, $7.65; aquare casos, £5.10 SOAPS—Kirk's Savon Imperial, 8 80; Kirk’s satine 50; Kirk's standand, 8 65 extra, per gallon, cating, zero, per woiden miacline, No. 1, per gallon, 8505 No. , To0s No. 1, 6503 labric allon, 30¢; summer, 1hc; Kirk's ~whi Ruesian, 500: Kirk's |3 505 sperm, signal, per gallon, 80c; ter- Eute 20 Kirks ' Prairly Queen, :‘enfimf”.w anllon, 5¢; apthe, T4Y per (100_cakes), 10; Kirk’s magnolia, 4 20. | gallon, 20c: 64°, 18¢ LY E—American, 3 40; Greenwich, $40: Western, 275; North Star, 2 60; Lewis' lye, 4 60; Jewell lye, 275, POTASH—Pennsyivatin cans, 4 doz., in case, 3 85; Babbitt's Ball, 2 oz, in case, VARNISHES “Barrels por ~ gallon. Furniture, extra, 81 10; fumniture, No. 1, 81; furniture, U, 85c; conch, extra, $1 40} Conal, No. T, 81 20; Damat, 8150; Tapaoy ar 8 60; Oall brand of Minamfl flour 8 50@4 25; graham, 8 7b; rye yollow, 1 50 per hundred, Bran and Shorts—20 00 per ton Chop Corn—80 00 per ton, Wheat—No. 2, 115, Corn—620. Onts—No, 2, 450. Rye—7he, Barley- Tny—Lioose, 8 00@9 00; bale, Wood-~56 6 00, Wool—15@25. Butter—Creamery, in rolls, wrap. ved, 160; rolls not wrapped, 12}c} mixed colors, 10@1240. Eggge—160. Onions—1 75. Live Chickens—3 50 per Potatoes—Searce at 16 LIVE STO K. - Cattlo ~xtra, 4 0@ 5 60, Veal Calves - 6 00, Hoys—7 00@7 50: Sheep —b 75. Chioago Produos. CHicaao, June 14, Flour—Dall snd unchanged, Wheat. ~Very little doing in spring which closed 1 2§ for June; 1 348 for July; 1324 for the year;regularor no. 2 was active and unsettled, duing about 1o above opening; 115§ forJuly; 117§ for Au. wust; 1 11§ for the year Com—Quist, opening easy and olosing a little off; No. 8, 70@70jc for June; 70§o for July; 70§®7.c for August; 59§e for the year. Oists—Qui-t; No, 2, 49)c for June; for ) Jo for the year, Rye—Duli, no demand for No, 2; 700 for June and Jul. Batley - Entir Pork—Acti at 20773 for 18 524 for the y Lurd—Brsk and higher; 11 87} for July; 11674 for August; 1065 for the year, mess elosing 5 for Augusti 18(@f Eggs—Wenker at 18@18}c, Whisky--Quiet a1 16, Rec'ts, Shipm’ts 21,425 6,000 £0,085 200 ) 1,450 in Fureka, patent, 3 80; best | tone. aneas, 4 00@1 25; Kansas and [ aotivo, — In cotton goods the market is Considerable shipments of flannels, blankets, eto., are being lour, 8 40, Corn Masl—=White, 1 70 per hundred; [Mdde by western and southwestern jobbers who are availing themselves of the present low freight tariffs, Otherwise business is mostly quiet. Jobbing trade has beea a little more active. Sy — Kansas City Prodnce Market, Kaxug Crry, June 14, No. 2 oash, 3 cash, 95 Angust, 82¢; the yoar, 80c 90c; June, 88}e; July 80} O~ Quiet tut firm; No, 2 mived , TlesJune, 7le: July, 7l ths veur, 2 white mixed cash, 79c; June, June, 15g; Jul Receirts, Ship'ts, 4413 11 12070 6,215 Onts. esne 60 SALT. "aye,mones and ord ¢ mtdirect rom + us, wo ship promptly by rail at the Towest possible cash prico (o0 sl wes ern poin s, jemim TYLER 8ALT CO,, Baginaw City Mich HOTEL MANAGEMENT. The Hotelkeeper's View -The Losses Not So Great as Might Be Sup- posed* New York Tribune, The management of a great hotel the command of a brigade in the fisld. The same attention to details is necea eary, and a strict system, which ap- proaches mulitary discipline, is fol- lowed. The protits of a hotel may ba largely diminished or frittored away entirely through lack of judgment on the part of heads of departments and apt to occur in every large cstablish- ment. In speaking of the losses of hotels, a hotel-man said recently: “In a well-managed hotel, however, large the losses are not so groat as is With eareful buying and adequate ice- houses and cooling-rooms there shoul linen, Then the laundry is charged with the number of pieces sent to it, and oredit is given when they are re- rned. Evergthing about the honse is thus divided into depirtments, the heads of which are responsible to the manager or proprietor. “In the past there has been con- siderable money lost through hotel beats, and by cashing checks. But a shrewd, experiencod clerk can usually measure his man protty exactly, and t|if he has any well-founded doubts, it is & very simple matter to say that the custom of the house is for atrangera to pay in advance. I don’t think there is so much money lost in this way ns there used to be, although hotel-keepers are still occasionally taken in. Most hotels now flatly re- fuse to cash checks or drafts for any oue, That game has been played toc often, Of course, with the large number of employes in a great seasido house, the expenses are enormous, but the profits of a successful house aro correapondingly great. At the Long Beach hotel, which is probably the largest scaside house now open, there are between 300 and 400 em ployes, and the expenses of running the house amount to about $1,000 a day." —p POLIT.OAL NOTES. Cameron's Man. 44lc| requires as much executive ability a8 | xutional Asociaced Prom. Scranton, Pa., Jano 14.--Ganeral Beaver arrived in this city this morn- ng and has received hundreds of call- ers at the Wyoming house. He creates a most favorable impression. Ropub. licans, independents and democrats alike apeak 10 admiration of the old soldier. To-night he is the guest of Butter—Qulet; creamery, 20@24c; daey, | through the various loakages that ar [ () Bia, where an informal reception was held and a serenade given him, He will go to Montrose to-morrow, and will visit Towanda the day after. T 364873 | often supposed. Take the provisions, | Natinoal Awoclated Prem. Des Mornes, Ia, June 14.—The he city tor the benefit of the working s, s i Sunday School Convention Pest- poned. Special Disptoh to the Bee. Kearney, Neb,, June 14, —The State Sunday School convention ealled at Columbus, June 27, has been in- definitely postponed. State papers please oopy. H. B. Giueerr, State Secretary. Wrecked at Sea. National Associated Pross. MoxstreAL, June 14. —~The captain and t venty-nine persons of the steam- sh p Para, hence May 31, for London, have been picked up off Cape Race. A boat containing ten persons is missing. Tho steamer collided with ico June 6. Tho crew took to boats, and the vessel sank at midnight, Suiolde by Drowning Natlonal Associated Press LawreNoE, Mass,, June 14,—Mrs. C. W. Foster, stepmother of the Fos- ter brothers, the Andover stndent burglars, suicided by drowning ina pond in North Andover while insane yesterday. Mazrine. Natlonal Assoc'sted Press. New York, June 14.—S8ailed, Oa- land for *¢)tterdam, Gallie for Liver- pool, France for Havre, Tho Queen, for London, Hekla for Oopenhagen; arrived, American from Bremen, Ethiopia from Glasgow. Puitapsieiia, June 14.—Sailed, British Queen for Liverpool. QueensTowN, June 14, —Sailed, Republican for New York. AxtweRr, June 14.—Sailed, De- rugler for New York. Grascow, June 14.—Arrived, Be- livia from New York. Hamsura, June 14 —Arrived, Hex- der from New York; sailed, Lassing from New York. Livereoor, June 14 —Arrived, In republican congressional convention | diana from Nova Scotia and Peravian ) SRt 70c; ”i altum, 70c; shellac, $3 50; gy g 3 or. Ball 2 doz in case, 150, ol finish, $1 30! be very little wasted. Things that |in the F fth district to-day nominated [ from Montreal; said Helvetia for New Iu.h1 10c. 3 CHEKSE—Fall Cream, 4 BTATR BONDS. Neglected. SALES, b The fullowing were the sales of the more active stocks to-duy. Total, 485,000 shares: C 5 N' e Morris & E... 100 NJ Nurthwestern., 5000 {055 Preferred. .., MC. w CcP.. U P. MP. CS.. DL Preferred D& Wabash. . . D& CHICAGO MONEY. CHicaco, June 14, Preston, Kean & Co.. bankers, report: The money market to.day has been «omewhat more active for local securities and the leadiog railroad bonds. The sup- wly of m ney contivues pleatiful at un- ehanged rates, Eastern exchange between bauks 50@ J0c premium jer §1,000. Foreign ex- «change steady at former rates, Clearings to-day 16,602,6.0. UNITRD STATES BONDS, 4+ Coupons, mof@woa 4)'s Coupons. 114} @143 84’s Extended 5’ 101 p@loly 31’4; Extended 6 T 995@01§ RAILWA, C.B.&Q. od...... 86h@ 86§ C., B. & Q. Denver ¢'s. mgq 813 Waba h 5. 79 @ 50° COMMERCIAL Omana Wholesale Market. Ory¥I0E oF Tk OMAHA Bee Wednesday Eveming, June 14. } The only changes reported in ths market to-day are as follows: Qeinine - Declined 15c ger 7, Btnychnine—Deelined 5c per oz, New Potatoes— Declined 50c per bbL. | Local Grain Dealings WHEAT.—Cash No. 2, L14}; cash No. 8, 8¢ rojected, bbo, BARLKY,—Cash No. 2, 890; No. §, KYE, —Cash, 550, OORN.—Cash No. 2, G6o, OATS.—Cash, 100, STREET PRIVES—Corn, 60@65; oats, ¥ roduce and Provisions, POTATOES—Old, scarce; Salt Luakes, $1.60@1.70 per bus, Home grown out of | 94e; M market, new, $5,00@0.50 per bairel; §2.00 @325 per bushel. (LS P bl & bl ANS -Wax, 3.00@3 25 per bus, box; string. 81.50@2 25, ONIONS—$2 26@2 50 per kox; mew Bome grown, per doz bunches, 15@20c. RADISHES—-Home grown, 150 doe. PIE PLANT - Per pound, lc. ASPARAGITS - Per doz, 10@H0c. LETTUCE—Per doz houd, 405 NEW TOLMATO —Pur ho; BUTTER—Choice country, 13@1 KGGS—16c. MEATS —Hamp, 150; breakfast bacon, 150; clear baoon, 18jc; shoulders, S; dricd toeef, 16c, FLUUR — JOBBING PRICE — Best Minnesota patenie, 4 70; Jack Frost, 4 75; Bhasmee fancy, 75 3735 Triumph, 323 rye, Grabiam, 2 50; wheat Graham 3 95; hay, 6 00@6 (9 per ton; baled, 10 00 chopped feed, 1 60; chopped corn, 1 50 bran, 1 00 per cwt; straw, 40) per ton Soowes; 5 00 baled. Grocer# List. COFFEE.—Kio, tuir, 1i0; Rio, good 0; Lo, prime to choice, 1240; OId gov't Java; %{@28ic, Mook, 284c; Arbuckle's, Adfe. Y EAB—,Gunpowder, good, 45@5! Choice, (4@ be; Impetial, good, 40@4bc; Cholos, 606750, Young Hywon, food, 466 60c; choice, 650@81 00; Jupan Nat Lea, 86c; Japan, choice, 60@76¢; Oolong, good, 86640 ofimgéhnhi::o. 40655 Sorihons. : chol . NEW PICKLES—Modiun, in barrels, $900; do in half bbls, 6 25; emalls, in bble, 1200'do, in half bbls, 7 00; gheekins, in bls, 140; do,ia half bbs, 750 VINEGAR-—Pare apple extra, 16c: pure apple, 15c; Prussing pure avols, 16c. BUGAKS —Cut loaf, 1lo; _Urushed, 1lc; Graoulated, 10jc; Powdered, 11; Fine powdered, 11c;* Btandard Coffes A, 8jo; New York Confectioner's § A, 10c: Good A, 9fc; Peairie Extra C, 9c. ROPE—Sisal] § inch and larger, 9¢; 18c; Part 1 { | cam.bric4-4,1. HEDRESEED—Osage orange, 1 to 5 bushels, 35 00; osage orange, 10 bushels or honey Jocust, per 1b,, 850; per 00, e Family white fish, 90 b bf bbls, | 87 Oil, Castor, No, 8, per gnl, £100; Oil, Olive, per gal. 81 50; Ol, Origanum, 50¢ Opium, 84 50; Quinine P. & W. & R. & 8., o7, 82 10; Potassium, Todide, por It Salacin, por_oz, 40c; Bulphato f BasT Lisenty, Pa,, June 14, Cattle - Slow. Re.eipts, 5 ship- ments, 2 4. Ho s—Fair. Receipts, 1,600; shipments, 5 253 No, 1 white fish, 90 Ib hf bbls, 7 00; No. 1 white fish, in 10 1 kits, 1 10; family Morphine, per oz, 33 85; Sulphur_flour, per Lb, 4c; Strvchnine, ver oz, $1 85, 3 10 11 kits, 85¢; New Holland herring, por keg, tuesian sardinos, 75c: Colum- LA E LGOS N bin river salmon, per 1001bs, 8 00; Georg='+| Irom, rates, $840; plow steel, special Bank codfish, cast, 7¢; crucible, Sc; pecial ur German,be; 6e; Gen, boneless coZ.w.; 9%c; boneless fish, She, MACKEREL—Half bbls mess mackerel, 100 Ibs, $12 50; hf bbl No, 1 ex shore do, 100 ibs, 8 60; hf bbls, fat family do, 100 Ibs, 6 00; mess mackerel, 12 1b_kits, 2 25; No. 1 ex shore, 121b do, 1 50; No. 1 shore, 12 1b do, 1 00: fat family, 10 ib do 75c. PEAN UTS—Roasted, choice, red Te: nessee, 10 per 1b; fanoy white, 104c perlb; | steel, 7@8c; Burden’s horseshoes, 5 50, raw—white Virginia raw, 10c; roasted, | Burden’s muleshoes, 6 50. 123, SHOT.—Shot, $1.85; Buck shot, $2.10; Oriental Powder, kegs, $6,40: ) .88; Blast- cast’ tool do, 15@20 wagon spokes, st 225@3 00; hbs, per set, 1 25; felloes, saw dry, 140; tongues, each, 70@8bc; axles, each, 7bo; square nuts, per b, 7@llc; washers, per 1b, 8@18c; rivets, per Ib, 1lc; coil chafn, per ib, 6@I2¢; mulleable, 8cf iron_wedges, Gc; crowbars, Ge; harrow orseshoes, per keg, b 00; spring Dry Goods. BROWN COTTONS—Atlantic A, 83c; | kogs, $3.48; do., quarter kegs, Appleton XX, 7, Atiaata A, 8e; Boott | ing, coas. 49,35 Fuso, per 100 feet, H0c, I, 83c; Buckeye LL, 4-4, 7c; Cabot W, | BAGBED WIRE—In car lots, 8 3) per 7)o Chittenango A, 63c; Ureat Falls F, [100; in less than car lots, 8 55 ver 100, 83c; Hoosier, 6hc; Honest Width, 7c; In- Leather. dlun Hewd & ' 8ic; Indisn Standard A, | Oak sole, 38¢ to 43¢; hemlock sole, 28¢ to 8c; Indian Orchard d. w., 8}c; Lawrence |35c; hemlock kip, 80c to 100; runner, LL, 7c; Mystic River, Tic; Pequot A, 8¢; | 65 to 80c; hemlock culf, 850 to 120; hem. Shawmut LL, 7c; Utica G, fic; Wachus- | loclk: upper, 23¢ 1o 26c; oa't urper, 24c; ett B, 7hci do'A, Bho; do K 48, 1240; Wal- | alligator, 400 to 5 50; calf kid, 32@35e; cott, BB, Sho. Greisen kid, 2 50 to 275; onk kip, 800 to FINE BROWN COTTONS—Allendale | 100; oak calf, 120 to 180; French kip, 4.4; The; Alligator 84, S; Argylo 4-4, 74c; | 11060 1 55; I ench oalf, 1 25 to 2 00; rus- Atlantic LL, Shcs Budger State X 4, 7ci | sotte, 550 o 7 50; linings, 600 to 10 50; Benuington C 44, 6c; Buckeye S. 4.4, 8ce | upy ings, 9 00 ta 10 50; 18 L. Moroces, 30¢ Indian Orchard 'AA 9-8, 840; Laconia O | ¢o 85c; pebble O, D, Morocco, 85¢; simon, 39, 8ho; Lebigh T 44, ofc; T.onsdale 4-4, |3 70 to 3 00, 106; Pepporell N 30, 7¢;do'0 53, 7. 3do Tt |* HARNESS—No 1 atar_osk, 12¢; No 2 30, o do 138 slo; Pocasct 044, 78c; | do, 89; Noo 1 Obio oaky 3%, No.' 2 do, ‘apisutta 4.4 18c 35¢; No. 1 Milwaukee 376; No. 2 do, 34c, BLEACHED GOTTONS—Androscog Pt p 4 gin L 4-4, 4, BlockstonoAA im porial 65 | g ket i beiek and all grades are do do half bleached 4.4, 9c; Oabot 4-4, 83 3 Fidolity4-4, 9bc; ¥rult of theLoom, 10; do | felling well ab a ulicht advance in pices. doiclo Water Turlst,104c; Gireat | 1, 011 onsidaraaly, Prioss range as fol. FallaQ, 10j6; Todian Head shrunle 4, 12c: | FOLE) n o cami| 'y H N -4 2 York Mils, 150; Pequot A, 10c; Pepperell | , Fino single drivers, $150, to 300.; Extra N G Twills, 12j0; Pocabiontas 44, 93c; Dogmt S o Utica, 1lo; Wameutta | gpreoe, $100. b0 1205 foxtrs o horses . LUCKS' (Colored)—Albany X brown, m;":mlmp ?56'20 plugr, 860, to 75.; o e S W by "oripos d | AULES, 15 to 165 hands (oxtra), $125, wiaids Lacido fomn 14 | 40160,; 14} to 16 hands, $100, to 140,; stripes and plaids, 124c; Arlington fancy, (46 1605 L ands, . i 19c; Brunswick brown, 83c; Chariot fancy, nds, 875, t0100.; 18§ to 1 12jo; do extra heavy, 20c; Fall River bands, 860, to75. Inburs fostoaytiiary AilisI E dndlana LA 0 OOTOF - T n st 20 pec itng rown' 13+ Nevonset A brown. 16c. - TIOKE Nt ; gallon; extra California spirits, 187 proof, o A B | s ar nrool sallons feitse raknsd seiats borsos, $100, to 150.; Extra farm horses, e Claramont b B A5her Cammramce | 187 proots 134 her proct datlons pectisthlal 0; Claremont 54c; Conestogn ex on; re- l;)t,'llscflchflanWn D, 1‘1{« Towiaton . | wEinklen, 1 00GS1 60; fine. blorided, innehaba 4-4, 200; Omega super | 2 50; Kentucky bourbons, 200@7 00; Ken- extra 4.4, 280; Pearl River 82, 16j0; Pat. | tucky and Pennuglvania' ryes, 2 L0@7 00 nam XX blue stripe, 120; Hhotucket § B 104c: do S8 12%; Yeoman's blue 29, 83c | domestic 1 40@4 00, 164c;” Anlg?'—‘})"f)“fi“k‘lbm"xlfl' & X 146 4 w. : ). Somemiy 7 ver 5 Arlin Bl ? - ?80 % u%%&s— biue s«;wh, }ish; COTM X .é;lue aw| ., A W” 4 5‘:@6‘ 00; ls(u " land, 3 domesti hoown Bhord A AR, 3 do XXto | “UAGH AND APPLE BRANDY - dor B.&:mkn‘. blue and brown, oD L 175@4 00, D sripe, 10ho; Penrl | e AMPAGNES—Imported per o 28 00@34 0; Amarizaa, case, lilm 16,00, lining, 24 inch double face, OLARETS—Per case, 4 50@16 00 lazed, M:i Mun}ént?n 45,“;“ firphb. 5%0: N%I%Ez—lfll’inc wine, I‘WWMB 0@ ewport do 6e; do glaz i uot do 3 Oatawi P oAN0, J s Lockwood kid faiah, 305.*" a . Ember. CORBET JEANS -Auary, b Andros WHOLESALE. cogpin saf , 84o; Clarendc v, 64c; Cones ‘We quote lumber, d togu inkteens, Hallowel , 8c; ndi 4 | ars at Otnaba .Ji?.fif.l".nt.“.,,?'}f?fflfi‘! 2 Orword 7403 Narrsgansett, improved,o JOIST AND SUANTLING - 16 ft, and legl:m}l sattean 940; Rockport, Tie under, $21 00; 18 ft,, $22 00, PRINTS Allens, 6jo: American, G’L‘; TIMBERS—16 ft. and under, $22 00, Arnold, 7e; Berwick, 4c; Cocheoo, 76; | TIMBER AND JOIST 15 ft., $23 00; Conestaga, 6he; Dunkirk, dc; Dunnell, | 5 ft 824 GG, 22 ft., 827 50; 24 £L., 827 50, 0y@ic; Eddystone, 7o Gloucester, 60; | KENCING—No.'l, 4 acl 6 in., 823 00; L armony, 5h Knilckag};xzkser. 6hc; Mer- | No, 2, $20 00, J f mac D, 7e; Mytic, bhc; Spracu i SETING — ; EBouthrldx(c), o7 do- sl‘}inghuxl. 7ot Marl: | boarix) 8150, a0 neihd ceaaem oru, Be; Oriental B4, STOCK! BOARDS,—12.i ; GINGHAMS - Auncskeng, 10}0; Amos- | 12100, 86 500 1o Ty o 28 005 keag droms 124 A-;gyle. bho: 4 Ml-lfif‘ PAPER—Straw paver, 8{o; rag paper, c; Cumberland, 74c; Highlan ci | 4o; 0ods ¢; man! 5 xenzsfwonh. Bios Pl kett, 10bo; Bun. | cry Boods baper, 7o; pors M9 sox, Bc. CO. berland ~ blaoksm| ; COTTONADES-—A bhervillo 13k | Morria' Toun Blossbung, 810 Waibror) Agate, %0c; American, 11o; Artisian, 20; | lump, 86 £0; Whitebreast nut, $6 60; Towa Cairo ‘D and T, 13ic; Clarion D and T, | lump: 80 60 Lowa aoe $6.50; "Hook Sncing 17ho; Deceun Co.stripes Dand T, 166; Key: | $3; Athracite, all sisev: 814 0015 60, stone, 134c; Nantucket, 19c; Nonparell, NAILS—Rates, 10 to 601, 3 60, 16c; ‘Ocean D und T, 1dho; Royal, 1641 oy ] Sussex, 1%¢; 'lzzggfiali W achiatt ahits | g DL Eor barrel, €110; bulk pe ous i d 850 Cement, bid, 81 75, Iows plaster, ing sheoks, 1 ankin, 124c; York, | bbl, $2 00, Hair K in Nankin Thor doyhecki, iripes od | ey 100 o, 83 G . traw boucd, 83 e )y 0ol ancy, 1 ) BRIAINGS” umbroscogein 104.274ct | torino wowashed, HLoer 14 do 94, Ho; do B.4, 220 Continental "0 | @110 meiecd HELt o bews 48,15, Frat o e Lo 104, 54, Now | wash, S’ $; Tl "305 Gl dlng arl H 3 do hy H o lackand Pembrake 10:4, 25e; Pequot 104, 84or o | 2o6e lor > 7 U sl Hides Furs, Eto, 7-4, 19¢; do 49, 16¢; fl»[mu 36, 29¢c; HIDEB—(reen butcher's hide, 6@6ic do' 67, 21c; do 57, 1803 Utica 96, 460; do 58, 2240; do 48, 170 cured 74c; hides, green salt, part cured 7¢ hides, 6o; ll Clgars and Tobaccos. dry flint, sound o OARS Hecly 915,06, Cennaotiont | alfund kip, 12@145; dry walt i y ‘ avana, j groen calf, wt. ¥ 1 #50.00: ClearHavana, $75.00, R sy st Lo 0 e fogiHie: TOBACCO — PLUG, — Golden Rule, | froen pelts, 125; green lamb king 24 1b, 60c; Our Rope, first quality, 62c; | 61 m#w- damaged bides, tworthird rate, Btar, pounds, 24 Ib, butts,60c; Horss Shos, | cut scored and one grub, - classed twor pouids, 24 1h, butte, B0c; Gt Kdger | B lecs rates) branden bides 10 poed ,We" , BOun: Bkim, 11jc. pounds, 24 1b, butts, 60; Army and Navy, No, 1, 46ic; No. 2, 800; No, WOOLENWARE —Two hoop paile, o, ;" Bullin fpouads, 5 Lorll: | 305" No. 4 106: M, N, 1, 606 N s 195; hree hoop pails, 3 20! No, 1 tubs ‘s Climax, ponnds, 60c, 80c; No. 8, 16e; No. 4, be, _Iox, No, 1. pioneer washboards, 185 Double Orewn, | FINE CUT—In pails—Hard to Beat, | 60c; No. ‘2, 2c, Skunk, No, 1, black, 1 90; Wellbuckets, 8 £0, 76c; Golden Thread, 70¢; Fountain, 80c; | 65¢; lhurtltrl{». 400; narrow stripe 2ho; LitAD—Bar, 81 65, Favorite, 60c; Rocky Mountain, 60c; | Lruad stripe, 10, ‘fallow 6, DRIED FRUITS—Choloe haives, | Fancy, bbcs Daisy, Hoe.~In tin’ foll S —a———— peachics, 7o: Halt Lake 1lc; vap-|Catlins O. 8., 5 1b boxes, per 1b 68c; Lori- Council Blufts Market. orated 501 boxes, 134e; M.hhz 70; New | [llard’s T{m 65¢; Diamoud Orown, 660, Counoi Biures, June 14. York apples, Tje; Prunes, ol m&jn; new, | BMOKING--All grades=~Common, 250 | Flous—Crystal Mills Golden She draft horses, $175. to 225.; Common drait |1 TES—Tmported, §5 0016 00; |° and June, 200; Philad Iphins, 8 /@8 50; Yorkers, 170@7 85. Shoep—Daull; Receipts,3 3 0; shipmente, 5,800, Chioago Live dtook. CHicAGo, June 14, The Drover's Journal reports: Hogs—Reosipts, 2 ,000; general market slow and a sh«de lower, all except yery best hogs 5@10: off: mixed, 7 35@s 00; | and 8 they leave agreat deal to be| Wheat is looking No. 1. There is a chauce also for | bloom and a good stand, the best pros- ! the waiters to causo a loss by bring- | pect that I have ever seen in the state [ ing. She claims that heavy, 8 00@< 55; lisht, in good demand and queit at 7 40@S (0 Cattle—Receipts 3,200, Market inactive but strong: good demand for fit cowa; common shipping, 620@6 25; medium, 6 90 @7 40; good, 7 7 @7 85; choice, 8 03@8 15; 2 | oxport, 8 35@8 65; mixcd butchens’ stock, stronger; cows, » 75@id 00; bully, 3 00@ 5 00; steers, 5 75@6 00, Sheep—Slow, weak and unchanged. St. Louis Froduce. Sr. Louis, June 14, Flour—Quiet and unchanged. ‘Wheat —Closed weak and lower; No. 2 red, 128} for cash; 125 for June; for July; 1 03 for August. Corn—Firmer; 78kc for cash; 728¢ for June; 72)c for July. Oats—Better; b1jc for cash; 4lc for July, Barley—Dnl'; 80@\ 05 for cash, Laud =Firm at . 84c. Whisky—Steady at 1 15, —Slow; 21 374; winter shoulders, hort ribs, 124c. Rec'ts. Shipmts 7,000 6,000 11,000 10,000 Turpentine Markot WILMINGTON, N, O,, June 14. 60, Spirits Tar—Firm at 170 bid. Oincinnati Produoe. OCINoINNATI, June 14, Pork—Jobhing at 21 60@27 50, Lard—Prime steam held at11 55@11 60. Bulk Moats—~Clear sides held at 12 75, Bacon - Clear sides at 13 25? 3 85, @ll;'llolinr ~Unchanged; winter family, 5 65 ‘Wheat—Steady; No, 2 red, 1 30@1 33. Cora—Firmer and higher; No, 2 mixed, 150@ | 74{@74fc. Oats—Little firmer; No, 2, mixed at be. Rye—Dull and easy at 72@73c. Barley —Nominal ; fall sold at 90c. Whisky—Unsettled; 1 14, S 10 L L4 Philadeivhia Produce. PHILADELPHIA, June 14. Wheat—Firm_at 142@1 43 for cash; 14/@1 435 for June, Corn—Firmer at 82@884c for cash; 79} @504c for June, Rye—Easier at 86c, . Easr Bowravo, June 14, Firmerj good medium weights, 85 Liverpool Produce. L1verrooL, June 14, Floar—American, 10s@ 124 6, Wheat —~Winter, 935 0d@10s 31; white, 98 7d@9, 9d; wpring, 9s@10s; club, 9; 9@ 105 2d. Corn—6s, Pork—87561, Lard—i94. Baltimore Preduco. BALTINORE, June 14, Flour—Quiet, _Wheat—5Souhern, nominal; fulte, 1 53 @1 88; longherry, 135@ 41; No. 2 red }vinur quiet at139}@1 39} for cash and une, Corn—White southern stronger at96c; yellow sirong at 86, ——— Now York Prodmoe. New York, June 14. Flour—Dull; Minnesota extra, 4 90@ 965; Southern flour dull; common to choice extra, 5 70@h 80. Wheat—Irregular, closing d white, 132; No. 2 red June, 1 47 1 504; August, 1 30§, Higher “and fim; No, 32, 7@ 05 No. 2 white, 95¢; No. 2 mixed June, 71?0; July, 78@78], Dats u{!ler tor cash; options weak and lower; No. 1 white, 62}c; No. 2, 62 63c; No, 1 wixed, 60:; No 2 mixed, 1@ ixed west rn, 57@62; No, 2 mixed LT ~—Shade higher and fair demand at o, Barley—Dull, Pork—Quiet and stoady; new mess, 4 Lard—Dall and lower; 11 824 for cash Whisky—Nomiual, Petroleums —Firm; United, 553¢. bt s P bill of fare for any meal which con- taing more than five men can eat. There are some peoplo, however, who are not accustomed to the best fare, and are unable to makeselections, and they simp'y go in on the principle of getting their money’s worth, So they order everything, and diuner go straight through from soup to coffee, calling for every dish that the menu contains, Of course, they ¢ n't ent one-quarter of the amount, wasted. in stated to-night that John Wana- m ker has writtona lester declining the request of the Philadelphia dele- gation to be the candidate of the regu- lar republicans for congressman at large. if at| NMBRASKA FrUIT AND GRAIN. Corrospondencs of Tho Boe. KeeNg, Neb.,, June 14, There has been a decided improve- ment in the weather in the last week. 3 ) o A Ryo is in | and reteined him to begin a suite for SEED — Red clover, choice Oruws. intended van | J F. Wilson, of Tama couaty, on | York, eorin I aro not used as originally intended can | James K. Wilson, L] Yy § oows 800 per buhel; mammoth clover | DRU § AND CHEMICALS —Acid -3 onin, Juna 14 | bo utilized in some other way, as, for | the 146th ballot. ) i Ml i Al nfta clover, now, ‘§19 50; aliiko, now, | Sarbelic, 5003 Actd, Tartaric, 60c; Balsamm | Corn—Active and fiem at 70§@71:; | example, fruit which is not available | Wilaon is at present railway com- Cambria from New York for Ham- Ll‘ra?er(ze;l". g‘;:i 00, Til:mfi: 3 ood%on%vl'. 83 00; “::Pu“; '(,P:lom;l: per b, 7505 Cinchm;lr}:: hlp‘:)hn:nixpe.;i.mm. @'m S i for desers can be turned into tarts and | missioner and has served two terms in b“}’!“u‘.umu s s DG ¢ e grass, o %0; e 4 J - Firm; No. 2 whit @530, 18 f H | 088, MEN, e X clean, 81 zfxo"éfififinlwf.la, €5 50; red top, ger or, $105; Chloroform, per Ib, 100: | fiye—Firm ; No. 2. 63368 L dl;"&;h«g‘r:t::‘twl;u:l:‘?n !lu‘«:;i‘ ia congees nan from New York; satled Rhein for choicd, 1 0; millet, common or Aissourl, | e e i oy or by Shaos UPsen | Highwines—Unch ng-d at 1 ikl s KSR Py C Deolined in Advance. New York 800; millet, German, $100 to §125; | alts per lb, Sho; Glycerine, ure, Dot i matiary . meals are served tablo d'hote. OF| vauonal Aw ocistod Pros, . Hungarian, 800 J 7 |38c; Lead, Acetate, per LI 0 cowise a first-class house presentsa| poyyiyeinnra, Pa., June 14.- It s = Oil, Castor, No, 1, per gal, ®1 15; East Liberty Live Stook. o ) 34 Broach of Promise. A guit for breach of promise of marriage has just been begun in the Kings county (N. Y.) supreme court by Miss Mary Alice Almont Living- ston, apainst Heury Fleming, a wealthy young oil merchant, of that city, who resides at an up town hotel. Miss. Livingston, who is said to be a 1882, — | descendant of Chancellor Robert R. Livingaton, and is about 20 years old, stated her case to a lawyer last week, $8175,000 damages against Mr. Flem- after an ing guests more things than they |and a larger acrenge than usual. Oats [ aquaintance of scveral months he en- want, in the hopoe that undue at- | and barley looking well but not much | gaged himself to marry her, aud that tention will iucreas their fees. But|sown. Cornis commencing to get a [ thereafter they associated intimately: the head-waiter and the controller, | batter color. It has been looking very | but after a time ho ceas.d to visit her, who stands at the doora of the kitch- | bad. There is a very poor stand ow- liokout for |ing to cold weather and squirrels. this, and when a wuiter iy found | There 1s a larger acreago planted than Broom corn is coming up. A on, always keep a shurp bringing a guest half a uczen things, instead of two that are really wanted, he is immediatoly discharged. When the meals are served a la carte the gueats by the ‘double check rack- ot,’ which 18a favorite game with dishonest waiters. The gueat writes his orders on a check which the wai- ter takes to t @ cashiers desk, where the prices are put on and the chcck stamped, But while the quest is eating his meal the wai- ter seeretly makes out another check with the same orders, but with the prices increased from 10 to 50 per cents, Then he hands this raised check to the guest for payment, but gives to the cashier the first oheck with the proper prices, and pockets check without close examination, as he is likely to do if he has ladies with him, of course he is awindled, and we can’t prevent it. I have heard pecple say that they wouldn’t go to the Man- hattan, Brighton or Long Beach ho- tols again because the prices were so outrageous, and I knew at once that the waiters had raised their checks, The only remedy is for the guest to carefully to compare prices on his check with those on the bill of fare. First class wait- ors as & rule are very smart men, They are usual French, German, or Italian, generally speak two, three, or four hnpulgefl, and often have educa- tion The best waiter I ever knew was something of a linguist, some- thing of a musician, and no mean artist. Then he was ar admirable waiter, and had the knack of factorily serving a great many people at the same time, His foes wore very large. He received the usual salary of $30 or $35 a month and board. We offered him the position of head wait- er ata salary of 100 a month and board, and he refused it. He told me afterward that he couldn't afford to lose money by taking the placo, 8o you see what his feos must have amounted to, At a great seaside hotel in the hight of the season a good waiter will make from $5 to $16 a day in foes. It is not an uncommon thing for a waiter to receive a dollar as a singlo fee, and if he is servin, a large party he sometimes gets $5. “But returning to the losses in ho- tels, I come to the bar, which is really the most important feature of a house. No hotel can be successfully run without a bar, Tho goods are not erishable,” and the receipts are so finguly profit that the managor often expeots the bar alone to pay the ox- penses of running the hozer No sys- tem of checks that Iknow of is ef- feotuul in firovaming the barkeopers from ‘knocl think there is much of it done at the best houses. The reasou is that the best men attainable are sclected for be head barkceper. For the season of three months he receives $400 and all his expenses, which is not bad pay. And good bar-tenders em- 1,200 and $1,500. The linen de- partment of a hotel, extensive as it is, is under one head. The housekeeper daily allots to each chambermaid, who bas a fixed number of rooms underher New York Dry Goods. Natlonal Associatoa Fress. sheets, These are checked against the chambermaid's name, and, of course, |less than half the price charged by New York, June 14.—Dry goods | she has to return the same number. | butchers in general. bave been somewhat more sotive in | A like plan is followed with the table | propose to open stores in all parts of usual. large acreage was put out. — e Mutual Bonefit. 1038 | a great deal of money is often 1oat to | yauonal Assoctated Pross, Cuicaco, June 14,—The annua meeting of the Railway Employes’ Mutusi Bonefit association of the west | tle. and then 5 REFUSED TO KEEP HIS PROMISE, although she has been aud is ready to marry him. Miss Livingston is at- tractive, and it is said she will receive an estate of $350,000 when she reaches her twenty-first birthdsy. She isat present boarding with her mother in 1 | Remsen street, Brooklyn, but she is in delicate health, and is seen but lit- Mr. Fleming is said to have in- was held to-day, J.8. Wooi,of the Penn- | herited $1,000,000. He recently re- sylvania company, presiding. The sec- oretary’s report showed receipts fo! ceived an increase in his fortune of r | §500,000 by the death of his brother. the year to be $233 241, disbursaments | No complaint has yet been served $20,907, expenses §2,331, tion resulted as follows: President 0. L. Rising, of the Wabash; secre tary, A. F. Ressequie, of tho Burling. Tha eloc- upon him, but his counsel says ' HE KNOWS NO AUCH PERSON " |as the plaintiffi named in the sum- - |mons, and never promised to marry ton; treasurer, Alex. McKay, of the |any one bearing that name. This Michigan Central. SPORTING. Sosin—Firm; strain.d at 1 65; good, | the difference. It the guest pays his | Nusonal Amociated Prese. CONEY ISLAND RACES, singular fact, however, is explained by the avertment that when Mr. Flemming was introduced to her it was under a different name, by which he is said to have known both herselt New York, June 14,—The spring|and her mother, when they were liv- meeting of the Coney Island jockey |ing up town in this city. The parties club at Sheepshead Bay continued to- | to the suit and the counsel are reti- ceni respecting its details, but inti- ay. {'he first race, Foam stakes, 2-year- [ mate that, if the case comes to trial, olds, five furlongs, was won by Par- | facts will be disclosed which it would thenia, George Kinney second; time | not be right to make public now. 1:03g. the| The second race, Coney Island stakes, 3 years old and upward, mile and a furlong, was won by Hindas, Barret second; time 1:517. The third race, all ages, one and three-quarters miles, was a walk-over for Thora. The fourth race, all ages, selling allowances, one mil Farrell, Oakdale secont; time 1:44, The fifth race, mile and a quarter, " | was won by Laura Glass, Mincrva sec: ond. Time, 2:164. INCREASE YOUR CAPITAL. Investors of smsll and medivm amounts In Grain Provisi us and szo Btocks as fu'ly protocted as most «xteasive and 1oflaential oparators. Our surcastul, fally tried, o'd es- tablly ed pla ' Thy ir. 'Reports , was won by Jim | WHEAT seat weekly, divia nds paid mon b~ ly Send st oace for explanatiry eircuan and p ab record PRE. Dividends paiddu-ing past thistesn months on this fand 83171 per share, Address FUEMMING & MERRIAM, 141 and 148 LaSalle The six'h race, handicap steeple | STOCKS st Chlcag 1. chase, full course, was won by Dis- tarbance, Bernardine second. Time, 4:68}. BABE BALL. PRrovieNce, June 14.—Providence | /0N Kramfe, 2, Clovelands 1, BostoN, June 14.—Chicagos b, Bos- tons 7. Wo want & loal ag ot in ever. town. Excellont 1 duoe- 100 2z, %, d pay t)a raspon-ible, eaterprl lug man, Writ) for tarme. XKOME OB AMY, e 5 Vice Pres't W. 5. Dsisunk, Sec. and Troas, THE NEBRASKA Woncester, June 14.—Worcesters 2, Buffalos 11, Troy, June 14.—Troys 13, De- troits 4, BRADFORD BACKS, Bravrorp, Pa,, June 14.—B8econd ] day of Bradford races—three minute class unfinished owing to darkness—| o, King Wilkes, Barrett and Lookout having won heats each and Lady El- gia one, 2:24 clasy was won by Wrala, Ira G. necond, Lady Brownell third, Leon- tine fourth; time 2:274, 2:27, 2:284, 2:28}. Labor Matters: National Associated Press. r A 1 " New York, June 14,—The mayor ing down’; still Tdon't|hgs signed the resolution of the board of aldermen 1ncreasing the pay of ity laborers from $1.50 to $2 per day. 0 The strike of the type founders the places, and they are paid good|continues without material change. salaries, 1 know a man who next|{No change in the situation of the week woes to a Saratoga hotel {0 | horse-shoers or boiler makers strike. - Come to Omaha. Nationa) Amoclated Proas, New York, June loyed the year round often receive | keopers have a long time been com- lled to pay very high prices for | of . The president of thePacking com- Grushs MANUFACTURING CO Lincoln, Neb, MANUFACTURERS OF rn Planters, narro rarm Rollers, :“Il. :;v Rakes, Bucket Elovating Wina We are propared o do fob work and maou! turirg for ogher A Addres all orders NEBRASKA MANUFACTURING 00., Lawoors Nus rners o e Burare ou (v e Now U 3 v 14, —House- g?:\ BN Baroty Moservoirs Yo Bwnmer use these Btoyes are tndispensable These ,celebratod dtoves tarsalo by D. A P oer Neb afi-lm-mietw pany ke say b dou't belloveln the Fancy and Staple Broceries, stories about corners a of cattle. will be sold at twelve cents a pound, His company have opened charge, a certain number of towelsand | 4 sales room where fresh prime cuts The company AT BED-ROCK (CES. BUTTER AN FEGG& FRESH FROM THE OOUNTRY, No. 916 North Bixteenth St. A H. SWAN. wé-hm