Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 21, 1882, Page 5

HNAHG]AL New Yosk, Jul HONRY, Money closed at 13@3 per cent, Exchange closed firm at 4 86@4 89 GOVERNMENT BONDS, Closed firin, O urrency 6's. 4's coupons. 4's rogistered. 5's continued 6's continued 4Y's reqis erec al's coupous, . BAILROAD BON Pacific railroad bonds closed ax fol! Unionlste,..... Land Grants. ... Sinking Funds Centrals ........... ST00KN, The stock market to-day was strong but very irregular, fluctuatin frequently up anddown, Every decline, however,bronght out buyers, there being a large number of brokers who sold stocks on the rise wait- ing to get them back when prices decline, and each and every decline was recovered, the market closing strong at or near the best prices of the day. The following were the closing bids: CIR@18 116k @ 116§ Woestern Union. 00 Brie..... . 40} Adames... 1308 Preferred { American H&StJ . United States.. 74 Preferred . Kansas & Texas 59 . Lake Shore....111 CCC&I.... 8 Lake Erie & W. ~|| N G l,'| Louit & Nash,. NJC 81§ Morris & E. l HllnmnCuntml th Northwestern..1 Ohio Cen.. Lr{-‘serred 149 Wells-Fargo. ....127 CC&IC Mich Cen. . 983 Northern Pac. . 47] Quicksilv Preferred . Reading ... Rock Tsland.. .. San Fran... 4 Preferred . StP& 0. Preferred St, Paul. .. Preferred....1 Nash, & Chat.. MLS&W. Wabash. .. Preferred STATE BONDS, N Y Eiev Mot. Elevated.. Man, Elevated. .»11’ &TH, , OHICAGO MONRY. Criteaao, July 20, Preston, Kean & Co., bankers, repor Money in fair demand and easier at per cent. Fastern exchange between city banks, 50c premium Clearings of associated banks, 7,800 000, UNITED STATES BONDS, 35’5 Txtended 6's 3 8 Extended 5's lu Couwnn, 102§@1024 lO"gm 102} 143@1ag 119{@120 104 1072@108% I‘ 104 wabm . 828@ 82§ COMMERCIAL Omana Wholesslo Markot Orrior oF Tix OxaA Ber, Thursday Evening, July 20, ~ | The only changss reported in the market to-day are as follows: Wheat No. 2, advanced 1c. Local Crain Dealinge. Cash™No, 2, 1.10k; cash N 5, 84hc: rejected, 52he. BARLEY.—Cash No, 2, 880 No. 6o, {7 F,—Cash, 560, CU]L"— 2, 6lc. ATS.—Cash, 50c, STRAPT PRIGIS~Corn, 5(@60; oats, Produce and Provisions. POTATOES—Old, out of market, Home grown plenty; new, 6U@7se per bushel. ONIONS—$1 50 per bushel; new home grown, per doz bunches, 15@20c. RADTSHES—Home grown, 16¢ doz. PIE PLANT - Per pound, lc. LETTUCE—Per doz head, 25@3 NEW TOMATOES—Per bos, 5100 BUTTEI\—Lholon country, 18c. 1GGS—Scarce, 17¢. MEATS—Hams, 15¢; breakfast bacon, 15c; clear bacon, 184c; shoulders, 9¢; dried ef, 16¢c. FLOUR — JOBBING PRICE — Best Minnesota patente, & 10: Juck Frost, i 7 neefuncy, 8 75; California *Pioneer,’ Triumpl, spring, 3 20; rye flour 3 25; rye, Graham, 2 50; wheat Graham 3 25; hay, 6 00@6 £0 per on; baled, 10 00 chopped feed, 1 60; chopped corn, 150 bran, 1 00 per _owt; straw, 400 per ton Toose; 5 00 baled. Grocers' List. CHEFSE—Full Cresm, 1lo; Skim, dc. BEANS—Tmported German bushel, COKFEE.—Rio, fair, 11c; 2¢; Rio, prime to choice, 1240; Old gov't Jn\ vai Yl @28ho, Dock, 28ho; Arbucklere, iAS—, Gunpowder, good, 45@75; Gheice, 80@Toc; Linporlal, good, 40@45c; 2o, 80@T00 Ynung Hyson, Rnud 36@ 4Ue; choice, G an Nat Leaf, 350; Japan, choice, wé Yolong, govd, 85@40; Oolong, oho.ce, 40@H0; Souchong, keod, 85@40ci ckoice, d5@4be. NEW PICKLES—Medium, in barrels, 8900; do in half bbls, b 25; small, in bbls, 1200'do, in half bbls, 700; gherkins, in bls, 14'00; o in balf bbls, 790, VANEGAT - Paro apple extrs, 1601 pure nypla, U L BUGARS ~Cut loaf, 11c; CUrushed e Gravulated, 10j¢; Powdered, 11; Kine powdered, 11c; Standard Coffee A, 9fc; New York Confectioner’s Standard A, 940; Good A, 9fc; Prairio Extra C, Yo, l()l‘F~Sm\l. 4 inch and larger, 9¢; \VUUI)LN\VAIH‘ Two hoop 199; hree hoop pails, 2 20f No. pluuuer washboards, 185 Deuble Lrwu, 1 90; Wellbuckets, 3 50, LEAD~—Bar, 8165, CANNED GOODS—O; ysters, 2 1b (Field's), per case, $1 00; do1th (Ficld's), per case, 2 76; ao 2 Ib (Standard), per case, 365 Lobeters, 1 Ib per dozen, 180, Tomatoes, 230; do "8 b per cose, 300; Comn, 2 I (Mountain) per caae, 310; soaked corn, 210; do {(Yormouth), per case, 315 n.nn.; beans, per case, 2 10; Lima beans ox omse, 185, Succotach per case, 200, Peas, uou)nmn,é r case 2 00; peas, choice, per case, 3 15, Blackberries, 21, per casc, 940; strawberries, 2 1), per case,2 60; raspberrics, 2 I, per tase, 8 20, Dam- sons, 2 Ib, per case 2 45, Bartlett pears per case, 3 00@4 0f, Whortleberries Part 60 per por cuney 240, gy plums 2 b percse Jroen ;,uyw 1 per case 8 30; do choice, % 120, Vine Aptics, % Iy per cute Peaches, 2 1) per case, 8 10: 085 00; o, () § bl, per case,275; do pie, 6 1b, perdozen, § BALT,—Dra ton, in sac ks, 8 HOMINY— SODA—-Dwight's Ib p lond do, §2 85; Church’s, 2}o oads, per bbl, 1 n,y Ash- bble dairy €0, 55, §80 , 85 () per bbl, prs, §2 85; De- 2 8; Keg soda ANDLES—Boxes, 40 Ibs, 40 1bs., 16 oz., €, 160, lina, 74@8¢; Louisiana, 7 16 oz, 8, ; Juse, bl alf kexe, 4 gallons, 8 choice rup, B30; half bbls,650; kegs, 83 60, sla‘mu.—rml, 4ho; Silver Gloss, 63 t.n, Rio, good | » THE DAILY BEE--~OMAHA FRIDAY JULY 21, 1852, 19, Allspice, 190 00 hoCaeem, TATCHES—Por enddie, 90‘:' round « 87.65; 5008 .4 onces, $5.10 OAPS—Kir' ¢y Savon lmperial, § 8 k's satinet, § 60; Kirk's standard, § S0 whits Russian, 525: Kirl Kirk's Prairie Queen, 10; Kirk's magnolia, 4 35, n \meflmn, 8 40; Greenwich, $40: Weutern, 2 75; North Star, 2 b6; Lewie' vatia cavs, 4 dor., Babbitt's Ball, 2 doz. in cnee, Ball 2 doz in case, 1 50, SEED — Red clover, choice per_bushel; mammoth clover white clover, new, $14 00; new, $1250; alsike, new, Timothy, good, new, & 00, n, $150; blue grass, orchard grass 82 50; red top, millet, common or Missouri, man, $100 to $1 2 new, & 00 new, $7 00; al alfa clover, 818 00, blue gress, extra cl clos .«12 SDAESERD—Osage orange, 1 to 5 bushels, & 00; osage orange, 10 bushels or {65'11 $450; honey locust, per Ib., 35¢; per ‘Z:» X —Family w‘flle fish, 90 Ib ht bbis, [l No, 1 whito fish, 90 Ib hi bbls, 7 00; \u lwhllv fish, in 10'1h kits, 1 10; lmul\ 10 1b kits, ew Holland herring, per keg, 185; Russian eardines, 75e: Colum. bia river salmon, per 1001bs, 8 00; (:enr\( L] Bank codfish, Gc; Gen, boneless oo 9jo; boneless fish, She. MACKEL lln!flnhi«munmn:kern] 50; hf bbl No. 1 ex shore du L bbls, fat famil l]u, 100 Ibs, 6 00 mess mnckeml 12 1b ii 2 25; No, 1 ex shore, 12 Ib do, 1 50; No. 1 shore, 12 1 do, 1 00: fat family, 10 1b do 75c. PEAN UTS—Ros ted, choice, red Ten. nessee, 10c per Ib; fanoy white, 10jc per Ib; {;:~wlutn Virginia raw, 10¢; roasted, o, BROWN, C()Tl()\'-{—:\thnflc A, 8ke; Appleton XX, Te; Atlanta A, 8y Toott £4es Buckeyo LL, 4-4, 70 Cabot W, {c, hittenango A, G}e; Ureat Falls E, 8he; Hoosier, 63c; Hlonest Width, 8fc, In- dian Head A, Sic; Indian Standard A, 84c; Indian Orchiard d. w., Sic; atraits LL, 7c; Mystic River, 7he; Pequot A, 8jc; Shawmut ica O, bhe; Wachus: ett B, 7ic.(loA 8ic; do E 48, 12ho; Wal- cott “‘R FIN nlnnwv CUTT()A\Q—AHend;le 4.4; 7o; Alligator rgyle 4-4, Tc; Atlantic LL, 6he; Badger State X 4.4, 7o} Bennington O 4-4, 6§c; xuekuyeq 4.4, oo lmlmn Orchard 'AA 9-8, e s Laconia O 40; Lehigh K 4-4, 9%; - Lonadale 4.4 Depperell N 80, 7; do O 82, Tic; do 1 36, 7o do 15 89, 8ho; Pooassot O 44, 780 Wamsutta 44130 BLEACHED COTTONS—Androscog cin L 4-4, 9%a; Blackstone AA in perial 83c; o do half bleached 4.4, 9c; Cabot 4 4, d’ Fidelity4-4, 93c; Fruit of the Loom,10;" do canbric 4-4,130; do Water Twist, 10ic; Great FallsQ, 1040; Indian Head shrunk 4-4, 12ct Loustale 10¢; do cambric 87, 13jc; Now York Mills, 10;c~ Pequot A,10c; Pepperel N'G Twills, 13jc; Pocshontas 44, Oho; 't 8lc; Utica, llc; Wamentta <. X3 DuCks (Colored)—-Albany It hrown, do C, d do XA stripes and 4 XXX brown end drab, stripes and | 12j0; Arlington fancy, 19c; Brunswick brown, 8ke; Chariot fancy, 12be; do cxtra_heavy, 20¢; Fall River brown, extra heavy, 1lhe; Indiana A brown' 13+ Nevonset A brown, 1ic. TIUKLNGs—amoskesg A O A 52 9c; do XX blue 82, 18§ Arrowanra, 9kc; Cluremont B B, 15ke; Conestoga ex try 174c; Hamilton D, ujc Lewiston s 15c; Minnehaba 4-4, 20¢; Omega super 98c; Pear] River 32, 16ic; Put- blue stripe, 12¢; Shetucket S 101\1‘: do S8 12¢; Yeoman's blue 29, 9c DENIMS.—Amoskeak, blueand bronn 16¢;_Andover DD blue, 154c; Arling X blue Scoteh, 184¢; Concord 000, blue aw brown, 12hc; do AAA, do do 134; do XXto do do mc Haymakersblneland krown, 9hc; Mystic River DD stripe, 16hc; Pentl River, blue and brown, 16c; Uncasville, biue and brown, 14}c. CAMBRICS—Barnard, Ghe; Eddystone lining, 24 inch double face, 830; Garner A glazed, bi; Manbattan glove b, 5ie; ewport do 6¢; do glazed, Hge; Pequot do 503 Lockwood kid finish, 6o, CORSET JEANS—Amory, 8c; Andros coggin satteen, #20; Clarendc n, 63c; Cones toga satteens, 7c; Hallowel , 8c; Indi } Orchard 740; l\.lrngansetc,lmpmvod,u Pep) I»enll satteen 94c; Rockport, 78c. PRINTS - Allens, 04o; American, 64c; Arnold, 7c; Berwick, 4j0; Cocheco, 7¢; Conestoga, 6hc; Dunkirk, 4§c; Dunnell, 63@Tc; Eddystone, 7c; Gloucester, 6c; Harmony, 54¢; Knickerbocker, 64c; Mer- rimac D, 7c; Mystic, bic; Spragnes, 6o; ‘iuuthhrulgu, by do. Ginghams, 70; Harl boro, bje; Oriental Ghe, GINGHAME —Ammkug 12hc; Amos- keag dress 94 Argyle, 10jc; Atlantic, 9c; Cumberland, 74o; hlana, Tho Kenilworth, 8ic; Plun kett, 104c; Sus- sex, 8c. COTTONADES-—Abberville 134 Agato, %0¢; Amer; Lle; Artisian, 200; Cairo D and T, 134c; Clarion D and T, 174¢; Deccan Co. stripes Dand T, 16¢; Key- stone, 13hc; Nantucket, 19¢c; Nonparetl, 16c; Ocean D and T, 134c; Royal, 1641 Sussex, 12¢; Tioga, 134¢; Wachusett shirt ing shecks, ug ;" do, Nankin, 124c; York, plain Nankin, ‘do, checks, stripes and Fancy, 124o; Ao , 20c. SHBE I\(xS—Androncagdn 10-4,274ct do 9-4, 24c; do 8-4, 22¢; Continental C 42, 11c; Fruit of the Loom 10-4, 274; New York mills 98, 850; do 78, 80c; do 58, 22hc; Pembroke 104, 20¢; Pequot 10-4, 28403 do 7-4, l‘lu; do ‘J!] 16c; lyxmrell 36, 29c; do’67, 21c; do 57, 18c» Utica 96, 850; do 58, er, do 48, 170 Clgars and Tobaocos. 5, 815,00; Connecticut, 55,00, Seed Havana, earHavans, $75.00, ACCO — PLUG, — Golden Rule 5 Our Rope, first quality, :uundu 241y butts60c; Horss Shoe, pounds, butts, 60c; Gilt Edge, pounds, 5 lb bum, 60; Army and Navy, pousds, 556, Bullion,fpounds, 0%; Lorll: rd’s Climax, pounds, FINE CUT—In pails.—Hard to Beat, 7bc; Golden Thread, 70¢; Kountain, R!A, Favorite, Rock Mountain, 60c; Fancy, Duiny, B0o,—In tin' foil— Catlins O, 8., b 1b boxes, per 1b 650; Dinwond Crow A1 grades— , 250 i—THiackwella Durham, 16 ham, 16 oz, 46¢; Seal of a, 16 0z, 16; Seal of Nebras- T.ono Jack, 4 oz, linen bags 5 Marburgs' Puck, 2 oz, tin oil, B5c; Dog Tail 65c, Palnts Olls and Varnishes. PAINTS IN OIL—White lewt, (mmhls P, P, 61c; white lead, St. Louis, pure, Star, kn, 16 oz, per ib, 814 Marsoilles green, 1 to 5 Ib c.ns, 200 Freach zinc, g a2n seal, 12¢; Frei.h zine, red seal, 11¢; French zine, in varnish asst, %0c; Frouch zinoe, in oil assi, 1 ¢; Raw aad burnt umber, 11b cans 12c; cuw &nd burnt Sienna, 13c: vaudyke brown, 8. vefined Jnmpblack, 12¢; coach black, 14; ivory black, 16e; drop black, 16¢; Prussian blue, 80c; ultramarine blue, 18c; chrome green, L, M, & D,, 14¢; blind and_ shutter n, L. M, & D., 16¢; Paris green, red, 1hc; Vonetian red, Yo; Ure, 22c; American V. erlniliud, 1, &P, chrome yellow, L, M,, 0. &D 0, yellow ochre, 9¢; golden ¢ dryer, 8c; graining colora: on's, walout, chestnut and ulx 15¢. Ory Palnts ‘White lead, 64c; I*n ench ine, 10 whiteing 24c; whiting _gilders whiting coml, 13c; lampblack Germ: lemphlack, ordinary, 10¢ 18¢; vandyko, 40; nmber, raw, green com'l town, 14c umber, burnt, Americ Lehigh brow npmnh hrow 10" “carbon, per headlight, per 175 beadlight, per gallon, 16c; linseed, raw, per gallon, 57; linseed, boiled, per nllon. 60c; lard, wlnw wtr'd, per qal- on, 1 00; No. 1, 80¢ . 2, T0c; oastor, \ixhp-r .u.m.li' \o 3,1 05; sweet, per gallon, rm, W, B., per gallon, \m fish, W. B, |":r gmm\ 800; neatsfoot, extra, per gallon, 75¢; No. 1, 65c; lubric cating, zero, per gallon, 806; summer, 156; oiden machine, No. 1, per gallon, 3, 50; sporm, signal, per gallon, '80c; te pontine, per .un.m, Bbo; naptha, 74, per gallon, 1 L 17¢ VARNISHES . Barrels per gallon. Furniture, extra, §1 10 iture, No. 1, §1; coach, extra, 81 40; Coach, No, 1, £1'20; Darmar, extra, 81 75; Japan, 70c; as. phaltum, extra, 85c; shellae, $3 50; hard oil finish, 81 30 Drurs, DRU 8§ AND CHEMIUALS —Acid Carbolic, 500; Acid, Tartaric, 60c; Balsam Copabin, per 1b, 70¢; Bark, Sassafras, per 1b, 14¢; Calomel, per Ib, 75c; Cinchonidin, ot oz, 81063 Chloroform, per 1b, 100; Jover's powders, per Ib, 81 40; Kpeor salts, per b, 3ho; Glycerinio, pure, per I, ci' Tead, = Acetate, per b, 2dci Castor, No. 1, per gal, COnstor, No. 8, per gal, , per gal. 81 50; Oil, O Oplum, &4 50; Quiine P & W, per oz, 82 10; Potaesinm, Todide, per It kl. 3 %lscm, per_oz, 40c; Sulphate of 1urw|ne, per oz, 83 Iphur_flonr, per Ib, do; Strvchnine, ver oz, $1 25. Heavy Hardware List. Iron, rates, $340; plow steel, speci onst, 7o; crucible, 8c; special or German,bc; cast tool do, 16@20 wagon spokes, sef 1B@IW; h:bs, por set, 1 25; flloes, sawed dry, 140; tongues, ench, 70@85e; axles, onch, 7Bc; squaro nuts, per Ib, 7@llc washors, por 1, @180; Fivets, pot Ib, 110} coll chaln, per Ib, 6@12c; malleable, 8o; iron wedges, Bo; crowbars, 603 harrow teeth, Au"imm-hm. per keg, 5 00; spring Mool T@o; Burdena horseahoes, b 605 Burden's muleshoes, 6 50. SHOT.—Shot, 81.85; Buck shot, $2,10; Oriental Powder, kegs, 86.40: 0., half kogn, 83.48; do., quarter kegs, $1.83; Blast- ing, keas, oun, €3 85! Tuse, per 100 feot 506, AKBED WIRE—In car lots,8 8 per 100; in less than car lots, 8 55 ver 100, Leather. Ok sole, 8¢ to 42¢; hemlock sote, 28 to 85c; hemlock kip, 80c to 100; runner, B5c to 80c; hemlock calf, 85c to 1 20; hes lock upper, 23c to 26c; oak unper, 2o alligator, 400 to 5 50; calf kid, 32@35c; Gretsen kid, 2 50 to 2 76; onk kip, 80o t0 1.00; onk calf, 120 to 130: French ki 11001 55; French calf, 1 25 to 2 00; rus. wetts, b 50 to 7 50; linings, 600 to 10 50; toppings, 9 00 to 10 50; B, L. Moroceo, 500 0,85y pabble 0. D. Morocco, 86¢; simon 270 to HARNESS—No 1 star ok, 42; No 2 do, 89¢; No, 1 Ohio oak, 88c; No. 2 do, 850; No. 1 Milwaukee 87c; No. 2 do, 2c. Horses and Mul The market is brisk and all grades are solling weil at a dlight advance in piices. The demand for good horses exceels the supply considoraoly. ows: Prices rauge s fol- 150, to 800.; Extra draft horses, 8175, ‘Common drait horses, 8100, to 160,; Extra farm horsos, £110, €0 125.; Common to good farm horses $90. to $100.; Extro plug, 260, to 75.; Common plugs, £20, to $40. MULES.—15 to 154 hands (extra), $125, t0160;; 14} to 15 hands, $100. to 1403 14 to 14} hands, $75.to100.; 183 to 14 hands, 860, to 75 LI uors. ALCOHOT, — 187 proof, 2 26 per wine gallon; extra California spirits, 187 proof, 1,26 per proof gallon; tripl refinod spirite 187 proo, 124 per proof allon; re-distilled w Eiskies, 1 00@1 50; lended, 1 50@ 3 50; Kentucky bor tucky and Pennsylvania ryes, 2 L0@7 00 BRANDIES fm,mmd 86 00@16 00; domestic 1 40@4 00, GINS—Im ported, 4 H0@6 00; domestic, Mo(mw 00. RUMS—Imported, 4 50@G 00; New England, 2 00@4 00; domestic, 1 b0@3 50 PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY— 175@4 00. CHAMPAGNES—Tmrorted por case, A w@‘il 0; Amacizaa, case, 120@ 6 CLARETS—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, atn and shinglos on: rs ot Owaha at tho following pri JOIST AND SCANTLING ~16 ft. and under, 821 00; 18 ., $22 00, TIMBERS—16 . and under, $22 00, TIMBER AND JOIST—18 ft., 28 00; £C £t $24 GG, 22 ft., $27 50; 24 ., $27 50, ¥ENCING—No. 1, 4 ard 6 in., 822 00; No. 2, $20 00, SHEETING — No. 1 (2nd common boards). 318 50; No. 2, $17 00. STOCK BOARDS,—12-in, D, $2300; 12n. C, £35 00; 12-in. I3, $40 00, i AP St paper, 8jc; rag pape 4c; dry goods paper, 7c; maniln paper, 1 news paper. 8c. COAL—Cumberland blacksmith, 812 Morris Run Blossburg, 812; Whlcebran«t lump, 86 50; Whitebreast nut, 86 50; Towa lump, 86 50: Towa nut $650; 'Rock Spring 38; Anthracite, all sizes, $12 00@12 60, NAILS—Rates, 10 to 608, 3 60, LIME—Tor barrel, $1 15; bulk pe. ous. 850 Cement, bbl, 81 75. Iowa plaster, bbl, 83 00, Hair per bu, 85c, Tarrec felt 100 ibs, 83 00, trnw ard, 83 CC, Merino unwas ed, ngm. 14@16¢; heavy, o @1315c; mediam unwashed, light, 18@? 0 washed, choice, 820; fair, 80c; tub-din and w,,'28¢; burry, blackand ocotted woo! 2@6c less Hides Furs, Etc. HIDES—Green butcher's hide, 6@6o cured 7hc; hides, groen salt, part cured 7o hides, 6fc; dry flint, sound, 13@ldc; calf and kip, 12@14c; dry saft hides, sound, 10@11c; green calf, wt. § to15 Ibs., 10@11c; green calf, wt, under 8 Ibs, per skin, blo; groen pelts, 50@31 25; gioen lamb kins, 81 25@150; damaged bides, two-third rate, cut ncored and ono grub, classed twor Lirds xuto,) brancod bides 10 per oont. oT. Coon sing, No, 1, 45¢; No. 2, 80c; No. 2 10c. Mink, No. 1, 50c; No. 800; No. 3, 15c; No, 4, bo, _ifox, Mo, "2 Shor Bkuns, No74, bp hort 400; narrow st o Lrond stripo, 106, “Callow 7o Councll Bluffs Markot, Covxoln BrLuwrs, July 20. Flour—Golden sheal, 3 60; made from Pexas winter wheat at Orystal Mi Kansas flonr, 8 50@3 76; Grahosw, 3 G rye flour, 3 00, Corn Meal —1 70 for white; yellow, 1 60; corn ch |., 28 00 uer ton; corn and oats chop, w per ton, ) huut [ o aclr, P Blackberries, 16 ruspberries, 16c per box; apyles, per barrel, 21 07 for cash; 20 95 for August; 21 m@ 2115 for September; 19 824 for the year. Lard —Stea ly at 12 85@1? 87§ for cash and Avgnet; 12 40 for the year, Bulk Meats—Stron; jort ribs, 12 30 r..r\ Augustd10 60 for the year, Whisky—Unchanged at 1 14, Butter ~Quict; creamery, 21 @24c; dairy, 18@21c. Eggs—Wenker at 16@17c. liflcfi‘ln Shipm’ Flour. .. Wheat Corn Oats Ohioago Live Stock. COni0aao, July 20, The Drovers' Journal reports: Hogs —Receipts, 11,000 Good hogs scarce and in demand; course, rongh plen- tiful and slow; mixed, 7 60@s 10; heavy, 8 15@8 20, Cattl , 200, t'm\hh of of tle lower; ranke common _ shipy b H0@7 00; ol butehers’ slow; cows, 800@4 00; Texan ra e Sheep— Receip active luul tirm af O()\m.l 80. pe e Pt . East Liberty Live Stook. Bast Lisgrry, Pa., July 2 unchanged mixed bulls, Mnrkvl fairly good, 6 75@7 b0, Hogs -~ Firm; Philadelphing, heep—Slow and_unchanged; receipts, hipments, 800, Prices range from @4 S0, s:. Lonis rrodl nos. Flonr—Dull end lower; 400; family, 4 40@4 605 b 80; fancy, b 45@b b, Wheat—Firm and_higher; N 1014 for cash; 101 for July m 101f.x the year; No. 8red, 9 cash; No, 4red, 'll“n'\"im Corn—Market firm; 7¢4¢ for cash: 7be for th\lu‘, b 20@ August; 61} for for Julys the year, Oute—Higher; bio for cash; f0de for July; 86 for August; 8433 for the year. Tye —Firm at 70c. Barloy— N ominal. Lead—Quiet at 4 85, Unchanged. irm at 10J@124e. Stoady wt 115, r; 21 20 for cash and July. i i it St. Louis Live Stock. St Louts, July Hogs—Higher and in fair deinan | ping pigs, 7 10@7 40; Yorkers, 7 70 packing, 7 50@8 00 Cinoinuati Produnos. CINCINNATI, Mens Pork—Johbing, 22 25 Lard—DPrime steam nominal Bulk Meats—Clear sides sold at 13 Bacon-— (,lx-nr kulm- 14 l Flour — Fawil Wheat —Gra Corn—No. 2 asked. mixed, now 2 mixed, 60c. 5 Phflndnlphln Froduce. PHILADRLPHIA. July 20, Wheat—TFirm at 119j@1 197 for cash and July. Corn—. m at 80@9%0c for cash; 85)@ s7he for July, Wats—Firm at T4c for cash; G7jc for July. Kye—Firm; old, 8 for cash. Pnh‘olcl‘u'n VELAND, O., July 20 eady; standard white, 110 Petrolenm—ot degrees test, 64 K-n as City Produce. Kansas Crry, July 20, Wheat ~Firm and hizher; D o. 1 casl A 93¢; No. ..c:.\nh, 91@914c; No, 3 cash, 8 bid, 8740 aske:l, Corn—Weaker for cash; No, 2 mixed, 32 ¢ bid, 73¢c asked; for the year, sales 9 Onte—No. 2 cash, sates at 47, TRye—No, 2 cash, 53§c bid. Bl Livervool Produoce. T 1vERPoor., July 20, Flour—American, 10s@12s ( Wheat—Winter, 95 8d@10¢ 98 9d@10s. Corn—T7s 3d, Pork—91s, Lard—62s 6d, 53 spring ~——— Totedo Proauce. Torepo, July 20, ‘Wheat—Firmer; No, 2 old, 117 for cash; 1 103 for July; 1 07 for Augut; 103f for tho year, Corn—Firwer; No, 2, 78¢ for cash; 77}c for July; 66¢ for the year. O.ts—Quiet; No2, :4&;54; for September. Buffalo lea Stook. Easr Borravo, July 20, Hogs—Receipts, 17 cars; shipments, 14 cars; market steady; good butcherr, 850 @8 70, New York Produce. New Youk, July 20, Flour—Dall, and lower; southern flour unchanged. Wheat—Oash lots firm; options {@!1c higher; No. 2red, 120@120§; No. 2 white, 119; Nu 2 red July, 115}@1 204; do, August, 1 17}@1 1»3 Corn—Opened 4@lfo higher, but closed weak, with a portion of the advance lost; ungraded mixed, 82)@8de; No, 2, 84@ 84he; No. 2 mixed July, 82/@85c; Lo, Au- gust, 825@8ic, Oats—Opened J@1jc bigher and active, closing with less »«Lrenylh, b, 70¢; No. 2 wh ; No, 1 No. 2 mixe 2 mixed July, 63@614e. Ryo~Strong; state, 813@s2. Barley ~Dull, Pork ~Quiet and unchanged, Lard—Stexdy and fairly uctive; 12 84 for cash; 12 85 for August, W hisky--Nomi Turpontine Market WiLsingron, N, C,, July 20, Rosin 505 good. 160, SPORTING, Nntlonal Associated Pross. THE WIMBLRDON SHOOT. Loxnow, July 20.—In the contest at Wimbledon to.day for the Elcho shield, the English team won by a score of 1536, BASE BALL, ritth, July 20.—Athlotio Puinang v 1 Lot 14. Ju] 20.—Actives of Reading 3, Ilulmlulphin- 9, CHICAGO RACES, Onteaco, July 20 —Fifth day of the trotting meeting. First race, 2:25 pacing olass, for purso of $2,000, was won in four heats by Flora Bello, \\'i:dul’ second, Princess third; time, 2:18. Second race, 2:10 olass, purso £2,- 500, was won in threo straight heats by Clingstone, Fannie \\nhunpnnn second, Driver third; time, 2:17 Third race, for purm n( $2,000, :40 class, Logan B. the favorite was distanced in first hoat; Neta Medium won in_four heats, Lillian sccond, Golden Rule third; fastest time, 2:22 by Medium, winning the extra ium for heat Irn(h‘d better than The races are interesting, attendanco large and betting heavy. BRIGHTON BEACH RACES, New York July 20.—First race, extra, purse $200, all ages, threo. quarters of a mile, Garfield won, Col. ?vlllgrll(‘cnll\l, Ida B, third; time 1164 Second race, §200, selling, threo- quarters of a mile, Flower of Kildare tirst, Vanguard second; time 1:164, Third race, purse $260, Welter weights, one and mml'urth mile, Traveler first, Pline second, Oakdalo third; time 2:144 l‘nnrth race, purse $260, all agos, one and & half mile, Aleck Ament solence.” The lone fisherman’s line awitchod out of the pond and sprinkled J with water, but was aghin thrown into the pond by the unmoved fisher. Murphy tried to speak again, but his feelings were too much for him, He rushed back to the houso, and ex olaimed, ‘‘Alex, there's nrnflcnl teamp down thero, fishing the pond dry, and he won't budge for me. Give ma leave, and I'll thump him as he eits.” At these words Berry jumped up like a madman, grabbed a Wincheater ritle, and mado a rush for the pond, Badlam running after him, yelling, “Shoot the beggar! Fult, shoot him! T'll troat thess tramps a lesson.” Tho doetor looked from Murphy to the running men in amazement Murphy, neatly stunned with the ter- m turn of affairs, gasped out, *‘Stop ‘em! doctor, stem 'em!” Thien the dodtor snil Murphy start- od down and overtook Berry and Bad- lam just as the former raisod the rifle to aim at the distaut fisherman, silently whipping the placid carp pond. “For heaven's sake, ttop this nonsense!” the doctor cried, grasping the riflo. “Don’t you interfere, sir,” fiercoly yolled Badlam to the apparently hor- ror stricken doctor, “‘Shoot the beg gar, Fult, give him one in the head for luok.” “Good Lord, Alex., what are you about?” exclaimed Murphy, white and frightened, “Lot mo give it to the rascal!” Berry exclaimed, breaking away from the doctor. He raised the rifle, fired, tho ball crashed through the fisher- man's head, making a lot of straw and dust fly, tho pole switched up, the line dangled a socond in the air, and first, Randali's chestnut second, Topsy tlurd time 2:; hm. race, ntm\plo chase, $5600, Bride Oak won; time 2:46. MONMOUTH PARK RACES, New York, July 20.—First race, throe-quarters of a mile, was won by Bodouin, Sir Hugh second, Mary An- derson third; time, 1:16} Second race, purse $500, maiden two-year olds, three-quarters of a mile, was won by Bella, King Ernest in;l_!? second, Magnate third; time, 174, Third race, handicap sweepstakes, all ages, one mile, was won by Mary Anderson, (.mrnmr second, Sweet Home third; time, 1:44. Fourth race, swoopatakos, all ages, .| one and one-quarter mile, was won by Bolla, Girofla second, time, 2:13}. Fifth raco all ages, $600, one and one-eighth mile, was won by Hospa- dor, Marathon socond; time, 1:69, Sixth race, hurdle, one and one- half miles, six hurdles, was won by Kitty, Clark second, Bernadini (hml time, 2:51 llnlnnly third; Indications. National Associated Pross WasHiNGToN, D. C. July 21, 1 a, m, For the Missour: valley, tair weather, followed by increasing cloudiness and local rains, vaviable winds, mostly southeasterly, stationary or higher temperature and lower pressure. Fatal Mining Acoidents. Natlonal Amsociated Pross. ScrANTON, Pa., July 20—At the Brosbano shaft this afternoon Hugh McKay was killea by a fall of coal. He leaves a wife and four children. At Haepton mines, also a fall of coal instantly killed Wm. Johnson and fatally injured James B. Hickey, Ho was taken out at b o’clock. Hick- ey was at one time a prominent labor reform politician, and in 1878 was a candidate for atate senator, Samuel James, injured in the Brigg’s mine yesterday, died this af- ternoon. e —— JOE MURPHY’S MISTAKE, A Lone Fisherman Who Fooled the Irish Comedlan, San Francisco Call, The story of Joe Murphy's (the actor) experience white out fishing with Alex. Badlam and Fult. Berry, is being told in the clubs, on ‘Change and in the green rooms with so many yariations, that for the sake of history the only true and correct account is here given Murphy and Berry wore asked, with Dr. Brown, to go up to Badlam's ranch for a quiet filfilng jaunt over the Fourthof July holi- days. Near Badlam's house he has a little carp pond, where he had fixed up a most ingenious dummy ‘‘lono fisherman.” — The stuffed figure was supplied with slouch hat, hob- natled brogans, pipe and fishing outfit. The figures sat cross-legged, holding & long bamboo pole, in con- nection with which Badlam had ex- pended his ingenuity. The butt end of the pole was cunningiy attached to a little overcast water wheel, made of oyster cans and propelled by the lit- tle streem gupplying the pond. The revolution of the water wheel caused the lono fisherman’s pols to be jerked violently out of tho water and thrown buck again at slow regular intervals, Spenkng of the pond, which Murphy had not yet seen, Badlam bewailed the troublo tramps and others cavsed him by fishing out of the pond right un- der his noge, “They are getting so Broow Corn—3h@de, o Hay=Toote, 70089 00; biled, 75 per Wood-—5 00@6 00, Wool—15@25, Butter—Creamery, 20c;1n rolls, wrap- ved, 19c; rolls not wrapped, 124c; mixed 240, colurs, 10@ 00@2 40 per dozen, Potatoes—Old, out of warket; new, 80 @90, Cabl LIVY 7ic per doz, TOCK, r(‘unl:xAI‘x(.m 3 00@ )V Julves ~5 50@6 00, Hogs— )7 00, Shee 100, Chicago Produoce. Cu10460, July 20, H ulr 111,& and uncha uly; 1 05 for \u'u‘ ‘.J,. No 1 demand, stronger and higher call at 1074 tor July; 1 03§ 103 for Beptember; 101 for i and a fraction higher, No 2 : for Jul for the year, Searce and highe for Auguet, Cirm; 69c for mond Dyes. Spiris ) ar—¥ Baltimore Frowuse. Barisony, July 20, Flour 1, Wheat—Southera essier; fultz, 1 15@1 13; berry, 1 3110 bid tor cash; n—White gouthern firmer ixed western firaer at F3jc, Kanéas City Live Stook - K \\~ As O |T\ lulv 20 Cattlo~Receipts, d at 110; L010; wegk Leérs wve hulf Lie pounds sold 3 ; no m.,,.. nt; firer; rales ranged from 6 BH@s 4 Hous Receipts, 1,5 at 7 Bu@s 10, - Pooria Froduoe, Pkonia, July 20, Clorn—Kirmer but irreculur; high wixed, 764@76{c; mixed, 75{@76e, __Oats—Nirm but inactive; No, 2 white, BT @hBy It Dull and lower; Ne¢ Highwines—Frim at 1 13 SALT. owest pousih Ganedm TYL ' kinds_re- stored to their original beauty by Dia- 74-Faded articles of all y now,” ssid he with a sigh, “‘that they won't move when you tell ‘om tho time, If they only fished the stroum like u true sport, T wouldu't mind, but to haul ’em out of the pond! why, it's slaughter,” Joe Murphy, as regards fishing, is a true sport, and Badlam'’s story excited his utmost indignation. After dinner hoe happened to walk down near the pond, and suddenly stopped at jost such a sight ws his host described, Rapidly getting mad he slowly ap- proached the lone fisherman until withiu a fow feet of his back, when he yelled in a voice calculated to frighten the man into the pond: “Hello, you rascal, have you got a rmit to fish here?” I'ho lonely one did not move for a sccond, and_ then, with a sudden, un- expected jerk he lashed his pole and line over his head, the hook narrowly escaping the irate comedian’s jaw as it swung back. “Look here, you blasted fumblor,” Murphy cried, as he jumped back t escape the hook, “Say, did you hear what I said to you?” Evidently the man did not hear, for, after letting his line sink down in the placid waters, it was again, with startling suddenness switched out, Perfect and simple, 10 Pork~ Ative and m.( her; mess, 20 10@ cents at all druggists, and again thrown into the water, Choking with indiguation, Murphy | | the country will be promyptly paid for by return the lone fisherman again tossed the hook carefully out upon the water. Murphy looked upon his three con- vulsed companions, and then with desperate calmness tried to borrow the qun. I didn’t know whether Joo wanted to commit suicide or murder Alex.,” Borry says, “so I didn’t let him have the nfls.” 'O BRIDGE BUILDERS, Notico v klven that the Board of Couty ¢ wioners of Gige o braska will receive proposals With pland i apocificats nw, for the o stiuction <f two wrought iron or wooden bri acroms the Big Bluriver. Ono t) be on oF vear the cen'er line (eastani wost) of wectin 99, town 3 north, rance 7o, ala bridge to be' of one #pan of ore o Fod un i waonty fect in longth and to have ne for the plors to aceth n £ 1= 0ne sy b £0 reat on piling, rate bids will bo recoved for the stone . aald bridys v anid tho approschies, and the wholo will bo lob % 010 OF wep.rato o ntracts, a3 the com- wis-ionera deom best, Fach prop eal must bo accompanied by Acnt o to th mimseioncrs of the 1 nebras a and to a sum aculo tho il thit (he prio- ) the ImlH \\HI when thereto requosted by waild - ommission rs enter inta & contract witht e sai+ Commussicnors und their .u ce - sors i office, to furaish tacmateria a d do the wors proposed aud imsura ity ful llment, pr - vided that a contract s all be awarded to him by the Commissioncrs on his bid 1hs Col sl ners ro erve to themselves the right o reject any or all bids, it they shall deem it mumcll_) for the interest of £ o county, Tho plaus and | pocineation of the stone ma- sonry moy be secn upon applieation to the Couaty Clerk of Gnage county, at Beatrice, No Uraska. Al pronosals must by sealed and endorred on the outside of wrapper “Bridge Proposals,” and be addressel to tho **Board of County Commis: 80 crs of Gago county, Beatrce, Nebraska.” Al preposals wust bo fil'd on or vefore the 16th day cf ‘August, 18:2 at whi h timo and place (Boatrice) they'w 11 bo opened. By ordor of the County Commissionors. this 18th day of July, (KAL) ‘A J. Pxruovs, County Clerk, §.20-eviab CORNICES Window Oaps, Finials, XX M'f’g, BY T. SINHOLD 13th St., 416, Omaha, Neb: W. BOEHL, Manut cturerof the NEW IMPROVED AWNING, COR. 14th AND HOWARD, Also doos all kinds of machinfst and lockewith warl R TTER’S The oldest and moet reliable IVEELA. I MLARIKET in North Omaha. Very cholce Meat, Poultry and Vegetahles, ALWAYS ON HAND, CO0K & STUEHM, Proprietora. Jub-om 20th and Cuming. E VOLEMFIER, PIONEER BUTCHER, 11as removed t) his elegant now quarters o COUMING ST, In Krug's New Block, (HOICE BEEF, MUTTON, PORK, nlm. Pouitry and Vegetables slways on Gy | T I. 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