Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 9, 1883, Page 5

Nobragka Mational Bank, Ot Omahs, Nob. £ald up Oapltal, DIREOTORS: . R. JOHNSON, President, of Steels, Johnson & $250,000 | 4, ©o. E. TOUZALIN, Vice President, of 0., B &Q R. R., Boston, V. MORSE, of W, V. Morse & Oo. OHN B. OOLLINS, of G. H. & . Colline. 4. M. WOOLWORTH, Oounsellor and Attorney- M-Law, L. 8. REED, of Byron Reed & Oo. H. W. YATES, Oashler, Iate Cashier of the First National Bank of Omaha, snd connected with She active management of hat Bank since ite organization in 1863, Ormxap for business April 27, 1882, with the oot caplial ¢t Auy baux in Nebraska. OoLLROTIONS recelve special attention and char o8 lowest obtainable here or elsewhere. Ixvxanst allowed on time deposits upon favor: able terms and upon accounts of banks and bank- " Formen Exonaxes, Government Bonds, and Countr and Clty Fecties bought and sold. 1t 1s prep:red to do & general banking business all 119 detalls ,and in the treatment of custom- re in will p 0 the most liberal poliey consle- fent with sa’e banking. J. W RODEFER. Broker Stocks, Bonds, Commorcial Paper and all othar Gocd_ecuritd dea t in Room 4, N0, 23 P ac St, Council Biufls, In FINANCE AND GOMMERCE. FINANCIAL. Special Dispatch to Tun Brx, Nzw Yok, April 7, Money—Loaned at 3@6 per cent; closed offered at 3 | er cent. Prime Mercantile Paper—5§@6 per cent, Sterling Exchange—Bankers' bills quiet and steady at 4 83; sterliog demand, 4 853, Governments strong; 4h’s § per cent higher; 4'a § per cent. higher; 8's lower and extended 5's unchavged. HStocks opened irregular, heavy and 3@ 4 per cent. below Friday's close, but soon becams strong and advanced. The mar. red, 107@]1 07} for oash; 108 @1 (8] for May; 100{@1 94 for June; 1 V5@ 1 OB, for July; L 0k 1or August; 101.‘1-»4. for the year; No. 8 red, 1 02§ bid Oorn —Market lower ud actiye for May; Igme for enh; 46j@4 }o for Apri @ b0§@ Ofo for Juo: 51.@ 534 for July 4145 tor the year, clos- ing at fuside figures. ket lower; 41§@4 20 for erab; 424@A4340 for May; 4140 tor June; 384@ 39, for July, Rye—Market slow at 5, B..l. Quitet at 55@706. hul—-Muler steady at 2 50, Humx Ql::nehn,':‘d Egga—Quiet at Whi-key—Steady at 114, Provisions dull, with unly & small job. bing trade, KANBAS OITY, Kansas Crry, Aovril 7. — Wh Market weaker; No. 2 red fall, 93} for ?-n; b0 bid for Muy; 96§ a9640 for une, C rn—Market weaker; 41jc for cash; 48fo for May; 44§c bid for June, Uate—Mar) low; 85¢ bidfr cash; ne uptlom. LIVE SICCR “pocal Cimpitchey to Tn Ran [For receipts and shipments of grain and live stook, see “‘Traffis” in another ool- mn,) OHIOAGO. Omtoaao, April 7. -The Drovers’ Joar. na) rop orta as follc wa: Hogs—Trading necessarily light, strong and bo higher; general market hu thy at an ~dvance; mi ed, 7 0@ heavy. 7 65 @7 80; iight, 7 20@7 60; - kipe, 4 50@7 10, O nle—l\loduuwy active and steady; fat pooy cattle selling strong; export de- mand very weak; expor: steers, 6 40(@ 685; good to choice shipping, b 90@6 35; commou to fair, 5 15@8 £0; wixed b-n.-h. ere’ steady; common to eond, 2 50@3 medium to good, 4 00@h 00; stockers feeders steady at 330@bh 25 Sheep —Fair, steady aud firm; common to fair, 3 50@' 25; medium to vood, 5 50@ 6 00; chice to extra, 6 260 75 KANBAS OITY. Kansas Orry, April 7.—The Commer- cial Indicator this aftornoon reports as follows: Cattle—Market steady; gnnd to choice steers, b 80@6 40; stockersand feeders, 4 00 @4 78; cows, 3 00@4 00, Hogs— Market firmer and a shade higher; light, 7 05@7 15; medium, 7 20@7 W, heavy, 7 30@7 60, THE DAILY BrE~-MON('A Y APRIL 9 jobbers are doing » very satisfactory busi. % | noss, Looal Grain Dealings. WHEAT. - M No. 2, 86}0; cash No. 8, 71 °iu.fcv " Gash No, 2, 631 Mo, 8, Y 4240, NEW MIXED OORN-87c. OATS—87c. SEEDS~Blue grass seed, 125@150; t'mothy reed, 2 10@2 25; n1 clover seed, 9 00; white olover ‘weed. 13 00; millet seed, 1 00; Hnngarianseed, 1 10; orchard grass seed, 2 50, Produce and Provisions PUTATOES—40@b00 per bushel, ONION: per_bushel, UTTER ~Choior country, lsk KGGS-=Kresh, 15@1060. HUNEY—C-luun: APPLES—Per barrel, r; OYSTERS—Platt's select uylt-!. 4501 Btandard, 85; mediums, 80 ORANGES Messina. 8 7T5@8$4 25, 004 50 per box. per bushel, 2 75@3 00, NS -1i@14c per Ib. TUKK K YS—NL per pound, 8t OANNED anm)s—oym (F eld’s), per case, 84 00; do 1 b n.xd'-). D ¢ nase, 4 75; do 2 T (Ttandard), per onse, 890; strawberries, 2 T, por case, 2 W, caspberries, 2 D, per oass, 3 50, Damn. sone, 2 1B, per case, 2 45, Bntlott peara por oase, 240, Whortleberries per cose, 275, Egg plumgz 1b percase,? 90; UGreen gages,2 Th per oase, ; do cholce, , b per case 4 50, Pine A lb.p‘rom 4 00@5 75, Peaches, 2 8 00; dusm oue,too@dbu'do.(pl \b,per 3 do pie, 6 I, per dozou, l"u JUR—Jobhing prices, .hu.l Frost $t. Louis winter) $3.75 per 100 Lbs,; Topoka Patent Kaoeas, 8 60; Minnebaha Minnesota Patent, 83 75; Shawnee faney wiater, 88.10; Eagle, win- ter, $2.75; Triumph spring, best, 2. 75; Christian's superlative, 8,80: bran, per ton, $16 00; ohopped feed, 818 C0@25.00; Queen Bee flour, per sack, 8 25; Nellie Dlye, per sack, 290, L \RD—Omana Refinining Co.: Tierces, 12:; 40 and 50-1b cans, 1“{102 20-1b _cans, 14 wilh ‘rnll sorew top, 124e; 6-1b do, 1240; 8 b tv.fc i—Loulaiana prime to cholos, 73@ | ba 803 fair, T@74e; Patma, 63c, FISH—No. 1 mackere &hlll brls, 6 15; No, 1 mackerel, kits, 1 amily’ mack: evel, half brls, 4 75; hm‘lll‘v "mackerel, ki 850; No. 1 white fiah, balf brls, 6 00; No, OFKE §.—Rio, tatr, 11y Kio, good 1140; 1wirae to choize, 12 to 13§e; Old nv‘t Jnsv- 18c @ 240, Agate, %00; Amerioan, 110 Artisian, 30c; Oairo D and T, 18§0; Olarica Dlld’l“ 1740} Deconn w-mw Dand T, 160; stone, 134e; _Nantucket, lkhnhonpu‘ 160; Ocean D and T 1 Suul. 120; Tiog: nhu.ou ahirt Ing sheoks, 1240; ?. aakin, mm Ymé lain Nanl lnA 1 m ano o do, 6 on AN G- And do 9.4, 280; do 84, 220; 12, lle. Fr\llt of the Loom 10-4, 274 York 018. 800; do Y Poquot l‘ o o7 3t d“'M 180 i Db u. ojdo - J 8, kot do s “eure DRUGS AND CHEMIOA LS - Acld, Oarbolie, 5003 Acid, Tuhllmlfil‘:hm Ombh. per Ib, 70c; Bark 3 Ol 1b, 7603 Owu. Cl 104 oroinm, b, 9001 Dovers powde by #1'35 Epsom S:h-, ;efib Mre‘i&. yoorine, punl pe’ ’l;L ceta 4 Oil Outor No, r gal, ®1 25; m{', Onator, No, a,li;.r”n\"n 16, Ou.' Oliva, per gal. 81 50; Oil, Orlgln Oplum, 5 0; Quinine P, & W, & Rk B 75; Salao r_ o, 400; Mnn)'hlnl, :P'O'l),' .flfi énl nr flmn Paints Olls and vmbnu OILS—110" per Mo 175" ht, per 1903 I Wlhr \fii“. ll‘g"u“;lnu'd. r gallon, !‘K: lnd. wlnm str'd, wnl fon, " ? i No. %, T6c; oastor, r gallon sperm, W, porl‘l 763 fiahy W, 1., por gallon, 765 neatafoot, oating, zero, allon, M; summer, 150, I:g. mnd;h[:: gl‘o. 1, pn vn. Me'l No. goallon, 850| nlvfim. "l. por galkfi 160 54 170 P, P.. 60; white lead, t. Lonll,vun. rod 11¢; 201 J“g'rennh tince, in oflu-\ 150 &v g:r oz, 31 85; Potassium, lodldl, pnl li per lb, doy Btmhnln-. ver 08, 120; 160° nw. per gallon, 55; Unu.d, boiled, &XYG No. 1, 860; per g;lfllon, 125; No, 8, 115; -wm, extra, per pllun, 90¢0; No. 6503 lubri. 80' lperm, slgnal, pel n, 800; tur- N OXL—W'hlh lead, Omlhl raoilles poen. 1 fiumb i 120} h-wh Ilno. zine, nfiu 3 burnt umber, 1T cans raw and burnt Sies 18¢: vandyke wn, f refined lampblack, lhk coach black and; ivory black, 16¢; drop lack, 160 Prassian blue, 8003 chnme green, L, M. & D,, uc:bund shutter ?run, M, & D, ldc; 180; ndlan red, 1 ‘ene! dre, 22; Vi 3 ARG dered, 100 ohrome yellow, L., M., 0. &D_ 0, ket closad strong at su advance on the| Sheep—Unchanged. Aw.U g,..,.,m.‘;';'gh, Oo‘:l“a.ctqh‘;tanl‘uA': llow o:l’n. 903 golden oohre, 18 ‘patent day’s transactions of 3@} per cent, 817, LOUS, i sundud Kxtra C, 8fc; Extra O, grr'.nslo; r‘r_nl;l.::chw‘lor::l ‘.'fl“m. k GOVERNMENTS, lBr la)ms;uAp:n ‘1 _to“u?.d_’su.im 3 medi Ugm yellow, 1h, dark nu:'“fi nut Drvn -:mn v slow and wi only retail trac rices . G T8 ™05 | tending down; Heavyshippiag steets, 033 | Saadard, do iy alon kons, 8206, St | Whitelons o m E}_"‘“ i 10:4| @8.75; ight, & wood to'best | dard do, 4 gllon kegs, 8195 o b Ry ) 134¥ | butshers, 4 76@575; good cow' aad befers, —1n 1b papers, $3.90 per case; kog | RhItIng, com x.m,,h i, ordiaarg, 10c; Brus 190 i angas, A 001, oskpet Nk&“floms—u-d: {n bareels | 8iaD biue, S50 aine, Th; vanyks besd “‘no::"f"u.fififi slow; light .mnpqn. $700; do in half bbls, 4oo.m.n., in bbls gom. 8oy nmb-r. bnrn“ t..h‘al um'b::'. IR 7 35@7 50; mixed plcllmt, 7 26@1 50; 900 do, in half bbia, 500; gherkiny, in | dcislenna, burnt, F Tl T Adams Expross 128 | bugchers’ to extra, 7 60@7 80 bbls, 11'00; do, in kalf bbls, 6 8 g : b, Alton & Terre 69 | "hee, pMainu, 4 106@5 25 good b0 S AROH oy im Silver Qo el 120r yorth b el Mm;m:. 5. ii 3B | ohoios, 6 506 25; ancy, 6 60t % 92; Corn Beareh, 4" MaseleoeGlom, | S0 M L Burl, Oodu pldn&Nonh. ... 80§ 'EAS—,Gunpowder, 45@55; | fose pink, 14o; venetian read, d 63 exp TRAFFIO, b 0@ Te Tperial wesd, 40 dtel o1 venetich ind ‘Al st SELISITI; 105 Ohslos, 60@75¢c; Young llynon, m‘? yellow, e 784 8005 choice, low, K., 120 rochelle 80j omm * uum 134" | Special Dispatches $o Tan Bxx. 8Go: Ja) wfiffi"mm by American, o B‘:::l S Qul?l‘tg {37},‘ FLOUB AND GRAINB “ocd.m Qolong, ¢ in.ve, 40 IB ong, | Winters m " "‘h'{“m"‘: Ohi,, 8t. L, & New Or 79: | Oxmaide, April 7, —Leosiphe 3od abip. "BOPHM‘“,_‘_‘;_" Toh snd larger, 1lo; |, VARNIS Barrels g, galon. Dcnurk Rio Grande O | S honie havnboss aelh for the past ||m 114 120, Furniture, extra, $1 10; furnif o, 1, 34 24 hours have been as l]n.vpl-’ Bhipa GODEN Aluc—’l'vo hooi psfll, s;”wpwh. ex .l‘l L oach, ;‘o:- 1 - | 1 75 Vhnoe boop palin 400, "Tubs, ; Damar, extrs, 81 75; ; 0. T e B ety 185 "Doatta Bhaltum, extza, 850 shella 500 bard 23,000 wn 2 90; w-ubuuk 50, o 5 16,000 LEAD—Bar, $1 Mides Purs, Ete. , 5,000 vmmm,—hu epple extrs, 1601 butoher's hides, 5}® 20000 le, 18c; Prussing pure avole, 160,70 cured 6}@74e; hides, green salt, ] P SALT.—~Dray loads, por bbl, 1 70; Ash: | dry * fiint, sound, 12@18e; dry calt New Yor, 'April 7.—Recelpts and om. in sac ks, 8 50; bbls dairy €0, Se, 8 50 [ and kip, 12@14c; dry hides, sound, e s v osmiaa 1ol Bt It xfl‘u’-‘fi'“"}&sfll T A "“‘él 7' e, por ckin B0c) oat, J lor Sk, o |BE UL e T B P e Sk pRER " umos, e rate, Q (m e&a& 40; K(r s nugnol.h dos., | cut mroé and one olassed ) g (—Pennsylvauia oans, 4 case, | tLirds rate,) branded hi per eent, off sose um,au;mww-m ldo:,ln oase, | Coon skins, No, 1, 45¢; No. 3, 800; No, 1 1508 | blpmonta of 'mfipmfl—m | AR O Hoastod shotee, rod Ton- | 159 No. 8 docs N 'om” oo N sl pmln in for ‘on. 0. 0, 0, 54 | Borrs Bave boen o follows: u-u.loupclb;lnqwhh:."mhwlhx 400} No, '3, be. B o 1, bibe) 10: raw—white Virginia raw, voastod MMM&MI . ruubu.'a e 150] | Srnest, CANDLES_Boxes, 40 a1 lble g {20003 mieton, Mo, Tatlom oLk o 3 Rook Isiand.. 122 LIVE 8000K; u bm-wlh-..u Oak sole, 880 to 430; hemlock sols, 386 to 8t. Louis & San Fran. 31 Ay s ATCHES—! .ah., , | 850; - heralook kip, 800 to 100; runner, &Pm&un';ua 102} % P""—“m“‘ 5 lu-.umnmn.eu-. Ml lfiuhme;hnloaull.uoh 90; hem. 1 hours have beth aa e MEATS—Hams lb.. 1830; bacon | lock upper, 28c to 260; oak upper, 34o; Bt. Paul, Minn. & Mk 160} ve been as follows: Ib,, 1830; clear side bacon per Ib., 11§0; 400 o8 50; oalt kid, ; Bt. Paul & Omsha. 48 it adios por 1., 94o; dey salt shoul- hd. 2500 276; oak kip, 80c o dao P 106 ders per 1b., 10§c; bacon perlb, |1 120 to 180; Frenoh kip, Texas & Pacifio. iy 4 8hos lndpcrlh.;llo. uowlu b oalf, 125 to 3 00; eur Union Pacifio. o7k 99 BPXOEB.—P.pv Allspios, 180; 5 50 40 7 60 600 to 10 50; W-huh. fit- L.’ & Pacifio..... 31 84| Kansas Orry, A"i) 7.—Keoeipts and | Jave, 264@i%ke,2 Mocha, mn rbuckle’s tnp mw Morocoo, 800 K‘d' B 524 | shipmenta of live stock for the past 24 | 1430, b . D, Momoo. 8603 Western Unlon Telegraph. .. 83; 88} | hours have been as follows: OHEESH—Full Oream, 140; Part|% —_— Bu'h. 8hi; m\., Skim, 1040, KARNEHS—an " ar osl.flol Nos PRODUOHE & PROVISIONS. b S %E—Amfil-l.!w; Greenwioh, 8 40; | do, 890; Ni_ 1 Ohio 880; No, 2 do, b };v-m.‘ e, 275; North Bar, 2 0G; 856 No. 1 Milwaukes, $7c; No, 3do %o, o | ewell lye, . Pispatches o Tx B, FEED—Jobbiag ' prices, Ohop feed WEOLRSALN. speci.? Sr. Lous, Apail 7.—Recelpts snd ORICAGO. shipmenta of linplshak for the past 34 $190,pee 108 Toa, 5 shiop cor, $114bs | besa, qany® duote lumber, lath and -hlnzpfl loa on Omoago, April 7.—Flour — Daill and | houra have been aa fllows: : DN New $4 00per bh, TOTET AND SOANTLING 2161t and woak; spring_wheat, 350@5 00; Miuue- Reot. Shipmts il 3 unier, 829 00; 18 tt, $33 50, sota, 1 B0@4 35; bakers, 4255 75; patente, | Oattle 1000 BROWN OOTTONS—Atlantio A, 8jo;| TIMBERS—IG ft. and uader, $22 . 6007 bu; wiatec whoat, 4 0UG6 0, 3 % ploton XX, 7c;Atlanta A, 8c; Boot, TIMBER AND JOIST -18 k Wooat ‘Murket o ut do lower; ,-{3- " 8 Buckeyo LI, 44, 7 ‘Cabot W, |2 ft 838 50, 34 16707 fob Wines tcbh@uo foe llnn.l ; , eenaco A1 Ciol Groat Fals E, N“'I‘CIM"'_M' € e, 82k 0 No. 3 + hisgo sprng, 10A@10'% N A A T, | e e e it o SRHETING — a2 (280 ecuioe s( h‘cu,,u spiing, 88yc; No 2 red wm..ur. w =y Indhn Ofch-rd d. w., 8}c; Lawrence | boards), 20 00; No. ] A e e e SITRPr TaLDudss Buy m;-_:l;tu Mysiorives The) Poanot &, by aagfl%f'zofi:':fii.nleh'!:f: Dlastor, 471@"1}s for cach: 47i@43c n- Aoril; Saturday Fvening, April 7, ott B, 7h¢; do A, gh,doxlu iflm Wal- | bbl, $3 50, 'Hair 0o, Tarr b24(@53 for Moy; 53§ tor yuues 5 43E5he | Tho following_are the only chavges re | Sia BEe e, - ; felt' 100 Tba, 88 50, Btraw board, 83 50, 108 A, wer and demorslizeds 415 for | POFEed In the market to-day: FINE BROWN OOTTONS—Allendal ety Hardisstis. Liat, e for April; 4182 fur May; 4lc ; 400 for July, —Market sendy 2 G6ke. Birley—Wek, Flax Saod ~Q it and atoady at 1 44, “Limothy St and steady; good 3, 1674@1 6); better grades, 1 62@ Pork —Ta fair demand aud ewsier; 17.95 @18 (0 for cash and Aoril; 18 124@15 15 for “iny; 16.0@18 82} for June; 18 474 @18 50 for July. Lar(—Fair demand and easiar; 11 173@ 11 20 for cash and Aprii; 11 25@11 274 for Mas; L@11 85 for June; 11 87§@11 40 for Ju|y Bu'k Meats—Fair demsnd; shoulders, 17 70; short rih, 10 00; short cleu 10 26 Baster — Steady; creamery, 13@6Elo; .dairy, 13@20> Eigs--Fair d.mand at 16@17¢. Whisky - Steaay aud unchanged. NEW YORK, New York, April 7.—Whest—Market wunsettled and }@4c lower; nn.ndod red, 1.03@1 204; No, 8 1154; stesmer N;:Bflud 1155@l 16; 'No, 2 red, 118@ Orn Unsettled and @' 40 lower; un- araded, 56@564:; No. 2, 64@d o, Qats —Marset hnvy, and 1@ 142 lower, but closed steady; mixed western, bl@. 533 ); white western, 532562 2g8 - Domand fair and firm; 194@193c Pork—Maiket dull and_unchavged; new mess, 19 15; options wholly nominal, Lard —Market firm; prime steam, 11 40 @11 45 Butter—Unsettled MILWAUKEE, MuLwaUuKEE, April 7, and lower 1 03; A ; Jun i No. S Cern—Firmer, wi h m 2, in fuir demand at 5 Oats Lower; No, '.' e, Rye -Quict and woeraaged, No, 2, 550, Batley ~Lower at /4o, TOLED) Torkno April 7.—Wheat=Dall and nomina ; No 2 red wmm, for April, 1 08, Corn - Dall; No. 2 oash, 5340, Oats—Q ziet; N, 2 cash, 450, LIVERPOOL, April 7,~Breadstufli— Wheat ~Wiater, 9 44@9 4d; spring, Ll Gj(gh 10d. Corn -New, 6s 5d. Lours, eds Tamily. 4 50@4 60; " Y, d 10; fanoy 5 1 arket lowsr sod Wheat —Weak 1 00§; May, inquiry; No, annyoo . L eholes, 5 0 Whost — ow; No, 3 Wheat, cash No, £ advanced 4c; cash No 38 daclined je. Green apples declined 50c to 75c per barrel, Eggs advanced lc, Hides green, butchers, advanced o, Fiour declined 5c to 160 ‘per hundred. Chopped feed declined €7 00 per ton Chaoges in the market during the past we k, as noted from day to day, have had a gradual fa'ling off from the prices ot the week previous, This is spplicable, ee. pecially to the grain and ene or two lines | Ny of dry goods; while various products of the farme, such ss potatoes, eggs, eto,, same -advanced and are in guod demand. The prices, however, of these commodities, | plaid: will peobably decline aeain within th' next ten days, although 1t ds impossible to speak with any certainty of potatoes, as planting ¢ime is at hand and prices are very unsettled, partly on account of the poor quality of stock on hand and partly on account of the uncertuinty of the sup- ply and demand from now uatil seed time is past, Farmers throughout¢he country are suppored to have stored more than they will need for seed, and 1t is reported that, on examination, many of he pota- toes have been more or less decayed, and large quantities are in an unmarketable condition. Koge are scarce and in good cewasnd, Butter is plenty and lowered snd the market dall, but prices will un. coubtedly go no lower until gress has growa large enoughk fcr eattls to Hve on, There is almost an over abucdsvee of oranges and lemons, aud the price remains ahout the same with only a fair demarnd, Freah oy ters are dull and will probably be taven out of the market w thin & week or two, Green house vegetables are jast coming into market, and radishes, onions, lettuce, etc., are on sale at the various commission houses and are relling at good prices, slthough the demand ks not very great. Wood and coal is dull owing to the warm weather, Dry goods are ecompars- tively unchanged, and large orders are coming In from all over the eomotry. Groverles aversge sbout the ssme, snd B 1.4; Tho; Alligator 3.4, 3c; Argyle 4-4, .fi:b..,*ui LL;SA-C‘- szg:fx o fi.fiflxx 5, 7o) nnington ; Bu [ Tt st A 8, Spa: Lacoridd &, 840; Lehigh K 44, [ #appmu N 8, 7; do 0 2, Tdo; do R 86, 730; do K 89, 8ho, Yoonsact O 4-4, 780; Wamontth 4.4 BLEACHED OCOTTONS—Androscog L 4-4, 940; Blackstone AA i, purhl 8fo0; o do half lnnhed 4.4,9¢ Oabot 4. Fldnmyd-l, 9ho; Fruit of the Loo: ean.bricé-4, 1‘1.c,annur’l‘wht.l Fllla 1ndian Head shrunk 10c; do cambric 87, 3 vmu liio Pequot A,100; Pe pare) ocahontas 4 PM 44, 8}o) {ma, 110y Wammtta 0'X 1y OKE Golorod)—Albany 1 b e o 0, by Al Y iripes, aad rab, .:LS: do x ; Arllnnnn hnoy, fancy &?" ""m‘“‘d“‘"'u’.‘:' Tl B v; browe: Vs Nevonset A brown. 1660 TIUK LN G—Am oaks U A 23 3 _Arrowanna, m, do XX hlu;3 l.;l.il Olaremont Cones g O’ 2003 On o1 r ver lus stripe, 120; hutuohl S do 88 120 é:munl blue 20, 9¢ O NTMA, A rmossank blomad crors 1 164c; Andover DD blue, 0; Arling X bln.'soomn. Lsge; Qonootd 030, bing X brown, do AAA, do do do do iuc Haymaker's °b1u.u.¥fi;§.5:° 9he; Mystio River DD strigo, 164¢; Foarl River, blus aud bc:;n. 166; Uncaaille, rown, CAMBRIOS—BImrd m Gnrnn A liniug, 24 Inch double 1803, azed, Fjo; Menhattan glove finish, oo Bloz Pequot 6o, npurt do 8¢; do Bog Lookwood kid fi' COREET JEANB—Amory, 8c; Andros coggin eatteen_Bjo; Clarendc, ¢o; Cones oiiza satteens, 7hc; Hallowel , 80; Tnhdi Orchard 7ho; nglnntt,lmmvfl, Aruold, 7e; Berwlu 70; Gl nacna, nmonyb 3 uk-&u : g tlantic, mbu. Tho; Kenil P.‘;R..m satteon 9ho; Rockport, 74e. estogs. 6jo; D Bouth rld;g: .y m‘.‘."m w uy INTS —Allens, 64c; A 4%0; Oneh-:o, 703 Eddy-&unn 0-1 Ounk- :z 4 ) 845 | horenshoan. b 25: Eddystons | '° Iron, rates, 8300; plow steel, spacial oast, 10; fn;mbx.“u(; {apsoisl or Gorman, ; il WAROD 8a, Be L 5@8 00; e ba, por set, 1 3; felloos, sawel dry, 140; tongues, each, 70@860; axles, ouch, 760; sqtare’ e’ por D, 7@11e) waahors, per I \ J@180; rivets, por Ib, 1lc; cofl chaln, per Ib, 6@i2; malleable, So; iron w«dgm, fle orowbars, 6o hurrow teoth, dc; spring teel, 7@sc; Burden's urden’s muleahoes. 6 25, BAKBED WIRE—In car lots, 7 50@ 850 per 100, NATLS—Rates. 10 to 609, 8 75, SHOT.—Shot, $1,85; Buok snot, §2.10 Oriontal Powder, kege, 86.40; o, hal kegs, 83.48; d In.;;hn‘ ‘8. 0, Wr k»r 81, Ss,wflelnt - per xomll Mortis “Fan Bl Run Bl 2; w;.?&'h..m lump, §4 0; Whitebrouat chu 50; Towa lumb, 84 50} Towa nut. #4 50; Kook Spring, $700; Anthracite, 11 650@132 00; City, $7 08 per mn‘ ALOOHOL — 168 e rool 125 Tlllnn; extea Califo Irite, 1(" proof, 15 per proat gallon; trigle nfim‘ irite 187 proof r proof gallon; n~d|-tllled wb m:iu.fllfl'fi& fine blonded 1506 2 50; lnm&y ‘bourbons, 20001 W. Ken- lvnnh rn-, 2 00@7 00 %h rted, §0 00@16 00; GING—hmd. 4 50@6 00; domestlo, BOME 1oy 4 oy N Kogland, 2 %flomnt % i PEACH AND APPLE ‘AN 17504 0 AMPAGNES—Tmported B W@ 01 Amsrliaa, PO e, 12 006 Oanon OLABETS— er case, 4 50@18 00 WINES—Rb ne wine, per u.u. 6 0@ 2 00; Onuvh. per cass, 4 00@7 00 ana Tobacoos. FINE OOt "l ot to Eeat! 181, Golden Thread! 105, uatain, 600 i, Mg S ., 616 bixon poe b s Lol i Distzond Orown, 665, os—Common, 26 o wells Durham, 16 a, 16 o, 46 Nobras ; Beal e l-hn-nl d. u.u., vy,0, 181 . hl-l- 1:3& 180; | the bottom has 2% | beoame 12009 | | , |lard and T — Tha nnrlcthbrhi and -ll grades are well at & alight advanoe in prices, Tbo lemand for o horses ex: the :mpply oonsidaracly. Pricer rouge ae fol. ows: Fine singlo drivers, 8150, to 800.) Kx! draft horees, 8175, to 225,; Common dral borees, 810V, to 150.; Extrn form horeee, 8110, to 125.; Common 80 pond fares horaee 890, to $100,; Extra plugs, 890. to 75, Comumon plags, 820, to #40 MULES,~1 to 16§ handa (exera), §125, 0150,; 14} to 15 hands, 9100, to 140, o 1.&. uds, 875, 40 100, 184 to 14 COMING CROPS. The Aspect of Winter Wheat is Changed for the Better, Review of the Grain Market for the Past Week, Curcaco, April 7 —[Herald speo isl] ~The week just closed has put & much more favorable aspect on the condition of the winter wheat crop, and materially changed the views of leglmate dealers and speoulators in cercals, It s now conceded that the prospects are favorable for a harveat uot nearly so much below the aversge a3 has been caloulated ov, and values have changed accordingly. Some seo- tlons have undoubtedly suffered sovere: ly. In the southern belt the loss through tho extreme winter and the drouth succeeding, is now reckoned at 20 to 26 per cent. Secrotary Smith of of the Oalifornta state board of agrical- ture estlmates a yield of 80 por cent. for the Paoific slope, Ia all parts of the country a more encouraging ides of the situation is carrent than w week ago, This faot co operative clroumstances have induced & sharp in _prices on 'change here, startlng on Wedneaday with a tamble of two cents a bushel, followed by a feeling of weakness and continued easluess, until at last it seems to be belteved that for the present, at losat, been reached. Tae favored the fears, while the Eoglish market has been weak and dcrrelud under heavy ar- rivals, of which, it {s incidently men- tloned, only nhout 14 per ocent, s Amerlcan wheat, showing that Wes. tern Earope {s comparatively indepen- dent of the Uuited States on the food question, When prices weakened millions of bushe!s ot long wheat were thrown on the market, ester & C)., Rumsey Bros., and others of the staunchest bulls, began unloading. This started the crowd, and many who haa held on for a long time, hoping fora reaction, iscouraged and olosed out their deals before thelr lesses were greater, Margins on hundreds of small lots were exhausted and the trades cleared out, thus addirg to the offeriogs and increasing the downward tendenoy. Shorts who were satlsfied with tha]wlnningl already acorued to them weie prinoipal buyers, the outside orders being It has been rumored that Teoman B, Handy, the kiog manipulator, had oconcluded that prices were now low enough to war- rant & corner in May wheat, and was worklog with that end in view. Mr Handy states that he still believes wheat too high; that there s no con- sumption at present prices and can be none. It will have to go yet lower, he says, for the Earopeon countrier have ample supplies, and thera is only & limited demand for the immense stores of grain now in sight. Any olique which attempts to manipulate wheat must buy at the outset seven snd a ha'f million bushels in store here, and that {s but the first step. When the Janusry corner was run there was but three and a half millicn oushels in Onicago elevators. Nothing is doing in the fl ur trade, nor will there be while prices are where they are. Even when oconces- slons of 60 cents were granted few purohasers were to be found. The market {s over supplled, and the de mand must be allcwed to catoh up, which must be the osse soon if the mills continue thelr present low rate production, Stocks are kept light here. notwithstanding the absence of business, the receipts little exceading the local consumption, With wheat have followed the other food msarkets. Crn hes had especial oause for woakness in the unu-ual In- crease in the acenmnlation here, to which was added 700,000 bushe's last week, and probably ae much more this week. Large arrivals from 8, Louisare ssid to be part a consignment of 500000 bushels ordered here from elevators where there are thres mil- lion bushels ready to come, Ninety per cent of this Is gradicg No. 2, and the prrcentsge of all receipts now graded has fncreased to 60. Smith and McOormick and Nichols & O) have unloaded large wsmounts for western partles aud the piincipal brokers have been sellors, Tae bresk 1n prices has been s ffisient to have caused o panic ln the old days of clig 1es and corners. May, heretofore the favorite option, has been dropped and is selling three ocents under Jaly. When it touched 644>, however, it found a good many buyers who saw a profit in it at that figure. The outlook for higher prices is not good, there being little shippleg demand, forelgn markets ruling easier, and Kanses, as well as Missouri holders pressing sales beycad the demand. Osts have been chesper owing to {uformation that the principal longs have sold out and abandoned their ¢ roer yot shows more strength than other gralns, Rye and barley are dull with very little demand, tho former belue shaded to sult hu,urn, but barley holding rather Grm. Provisions are suffering from the depression in the hog market and have heen ou a decline all the week. The demand was only fairly active and a farvher brosk is feared, al- though eixong parties are long on onr stocks of export are small for this season of the year. Balls are scarce on 'change and sadly need & loader, The bears had every- thing their own' way Jast week, e FOR SALE, A dragstore 1n western Iowa, popu- lation aboat 3 6507, stock from §6,000 to $8,000, sales $18,009 per suuum, ouly two drug stores in the town, a mn:z trade. ln uire of ¥Frank rug store. Ma80-smwiv OMATHA Meoicar [Jispensary | Offices and parlors over the new Omaha National Bank, 13th, between Farnam and Douglas Streets. A §, FISHBLATT, M. D, - PROPRIETOR, D , Fishblatt can bs Consulted Every Day Exo:p* Fridays an P n:?xrdnnys, (fllneaee “ggma 8 belnzrv devg;ed to pHu Dmnyensarv M Des Moiues, lowa. K peo: al attention given to diseases of th THROAT AND LUNCS, CATARRH, KIDNEY AND BLADDER And Fomale Diseases, a8 well as All Chronio and Nervous Diseases DR. FISHBLATT { mpotencyy ¢ nel dobi hy, {dity, trembling, dimness of ‘sight or g'd cov ted the grestent cure . the world for wesknes of the back and limbe Involuntary nervousnem, Ian;uor, contsion of e itation of the Ainess, disoreos of the b noso or skin foctions of tb6 liver, lungs, stomach or bowels—those terrible disorders ari fn from oo itary hab. A8 ¢f you h, snd socret pracii ea more fatal to the victims tan tho soncs of §,rena to the marin= ora of Ulynes, blighting thelr most r mpossine. Thowo that are suerlog trom tho o oausing NERVOUS DEBILITY. ‘nn otm of which are & dull, distressod mind, e sl ot forget u'n when retiring, #:minsl weal Tusion of ghotshy trombil weaknoes in the limbe, etc. tory and weak makes happy marriage imy 0% ble, distrosses tho act on of the hears, slon of spirie, ev | farobdling , unnatural dischrges, paia choly, tire emlly of company and hav. pref: renss to bo aloae, feeling 9 tired in the owt manh®od, white bon dsponlt 1n the urine, aeetes ld consult me imme. Ihulyumb"-mod to pu Joos which unfite them from performing thelr busi- , causiog cowardico fears, drams, ros loas' nights, {n the back and] hips, short brn\hln[, melsg. morning s 9.' ‘eyes, dyspepsis,{constip: tlon, vl YOUNG MEN ‘Who have become ylotima of solitary vice, that dreadful and destractive bab't whi naally swoopa to an untimely grave thousands of young mon of exalted talont and briiliant intellect who miyht otherwire en'rance Ilncnlnf cy the living lyre, may call with full confidence. souators with the thunders of their eloquence or wake to ecas- MARRIAGE. Marrled persons or young men contemplating marr'age be aware of or any other disqualifica‘ion speecily relio welt u der ne care of Dr. Fish Ia ¢ may relizioualy confide in his houor as procreative power , lmpotenay, dently rely upon A sxill as & phyilcian. B who pam'::fi o wi entleman, and cons- ORGANAL WEAKNESS Tmmediately cured and full vigor restored. Tais disdreing affiic lo-—which renders life a burden and ma riage imposs'ble, is aroap to commib oxc ~ow who that und 1k into lmprop ¢ wpring, the m wt sot comes derang d, m.phmm g s om ot Ano pensity paid by the vioilm Tor ng awara of e b1 pabfuct will deny that Prooreation Is 10w s.ouer. by those, ful ta i 11 Bosides belog dopriv d of the pltasure of nialthy o ymproma of bith ne'lons woaken; Low op mpeopar Ind igunce. Youne peaple [fa; consequence s that may e wae. y andmind arlss. The -yn—b- rocreative powes inabl {ty, dyspepsls, palpitation of the heart, indigestion, loumln onal debllity, fiame, cough, consumption and death, A OURE WARRANTED, Persons rulned in health by unleained pre'enders who Iu:x ihm trifi'ng month atter mond #aking polioncus and Injurious compounds, shouid apply immedia DR, FISHBLATT graduste of one of the most eminent colleges of the Un'ted States, astonishing cures that were e auleep, groat nervousness bol Aimes with derangement of th nawn; many troubled with ringiog in the ears and hoad, larmed at certain sounds, with frcquent blush lad wore cured immodiately. has eff scted aame of the most when ing, attended some TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Dr. F. addresses all those who have In&unfl themselves by improper indu'gence ‘and sotitasy habits which rul i both bady ard mind, uni Theso are some of the melanch l; ness of the ba:k and limbw, palos o 1 tation of ‘he h consumptioa, » head an{ t4ing them for busine s, study, 'off ota produced by the early habite t, dyspopeia, nervous irritability, dorangemeut of digostive so~lety or # of vouth, vis: “Woak- ht, 10w of muscular piwer. pa functions, debiiiey, dimness of PRIVATE OFFICES, OVER THE OMAHA NATIONAL BANK, OMAHA, NEB, (CONSULTATION FREE. Modvoal treatmont, Tho o who re through wail by slnp'y sendin Al dress Look Box 4, Onahs, N moderate and withla $he reach of all who need scientific dutance and caunot call, will receive prompé attention ymptoms wiih postage. —————————— e —— HOME FOR THE FRIENDLESS. l Home, all the people have to do is to An Important Mesting in Omaha Friday. An Institution of Importance to tne Btate. The meeting called by Mrs, W, B. Slaughter and Mrs, 0. B. Parker Fridey, to talk over matters per- taining to the support of the Home for the friendless In Lincoln was well attended by the ladlee. The meeting was called to order by Drs, D. P. Burr, Mm, I. Howver was chosen chalrman, and Mrs. Gish secretary. Mrs, Faller led ia prayer. Mrs. Howver then Introduced Mrs, Parker who gave the history of the Home. Bhe said a lady came to Lincoln in 1876 from Leavenwotth, Kaneas, and formed a noolety auxiliary to a soclety in Kansas, and they sent thelr friend- Joes and homeless ones (women and childrer) to Kavean, 1n 1876 the ladies of Lincoln found they had great need of a home in this state, 8o they withdrew from the K aness soclety and formed a soclety of their own, Two yesrs sgo the legislature appropriated §5,000 for the grounds and bulldiog. ‘The ladles eent an agont to Omaha aud several other citles to try and have a bid putin for the location of the Home, No bid came from any oty but Llncoln. They gave §2060. This year the leglslature gave $2(00 more to complete the bullding. 1t s a two story brick with stone base- ment. Iols portly farnished, It is to be supported by contributions, as there {8 no appropriation for running exponees The ladles wanted to form » society here to help sappert the Btate Home in Lincoln, and Soclety here formd, ean s2nd their homless women and uhi\dnn there till permanent homes are provided for them, Mrs, W, B. Slaughter, of Omuba, the superintendent of the Institul fa next addressed the meeting. 8he said she entered the home as superintend- ent the 1st of June. Bhe gave a de- scription of the diferent fnmates who entered the home since she had been thero, avd told of the great good already done, They have now twelve iomates. Soveral huve been helped a fow days, then homes provided for them, and scveral children have been adopted into good homes. A srciety was then formed,of which Mrs. Divsmore was elected plen!du 15 Mrs. Gleh, secretary. Mrs. D, P Barr, eumupndmg eooretary, aud Mrs M. L MK .on, treasurer, The ladice agreed to farnish one of the rooms in the Home and have it called *'Tae Omsha Room."” Fifwen Iadles enrolled thelr names o8 members, and several ladles agreed to contribute to the furnlshing of the room who were not prepared tc Lz:l.n. This is & work that bas long needed and many feel that it is a grand ogovfizhmhupuvldd\h‘ support it. Beveral donations have been sent to Omaha. A fine chalr from Dewey & Stone, sixteen pounds | of seeds from John Evans to plant their garden of two acres, and nine- teen chickens have ool- lected by Mrs. A. M. OClark from residents of West Omaha. Mra. 81lo- | mon sent a parlor lamp, and Mr. B:n- nett has also sent a donation from his store, A meeting will be called next week, and all Iadies interested in helpin the friendless and homeless are urg to attend. A homelees woman from Omaha is to be recelved in the Home next week. She has been supported by kind ladles hete ¢ll winter. JOHN H. EROK" Has the largeet assortment of Ranges and Oook Stove, Barb F.noa Wire, oll of which you can huy chesprr than any place in town «t 616 and €17 N, 16th atreet. 027-mo-tf pos Lot OVER THE HILL, Perry Bhotwe!l Goea to the Pen For & Term of Scven Yeare, State Journal, Perry Saotwell, a former well known oltizen of Linooln, who killed a batcher in Omaba some time last winter, and who was trled and found guilty of manslaughter and sen- tenced to the penitentiary for a term of seven years, arrived in the clty last {evening, in the custody of Sherlff D, N. Miller, of D)uglas county, and was atonce taken out to the prison. A fow years ago Shotwell was an in- dustrious young man, working on his brother's farm, near Waverly. The drudgory of farm work became too monotonous for him, sud in an evil hour he removed to L'nooln, leaving s young wife on his brother’s farm., Iu Lincoln he became acquainted with » class of young men, aud spens night after night in debacchery, neglecting his wife aud children ard takiog up with strumpets. His wife proour- ed a divorce frcm bim, snd then he left Linocoln wic went to Om- aha, where he was empioyed in one of the hotels ef that iy One night while aitempting to put a drunken man ot of the hotel, a row ensued, which resulted in nhrmtlnu and kiilin, the man, For this crime he was trlei ard sentenced, as above stated. His brother who retides near Waverly 1s highly spoken of by his neighbore, but he refuses in auy wanner to become instrumental in saving him from what he deems a just puniehment. Ed, B. Wililams, morchant taller, Millard ho‘el block, has now in stock afull and elogant line of imported epringrultings. The latest and best always i haud, Call and look through hie stock. apr4-3t Why Not! ) Ohange the “Youn,g Mens' Ohristian Aesociation” of this clty fnto ““Yourg Pucples Literary Soclety?” Ladios avd gentlemen of Omahs, please give the question a thought, wnd oblige yours truly, X " wmarried, write the M m.."’r“u":'-;d: "l::m Tt Ateosie: eplataing the N