Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 10, 1883, Page 5

TRE DAIL\ Brk- TUES: A\ Al’RIL 10 [ Of Omahs, Neb ~ald up Oapital, - R. JOHNSON, President, of Bteele, Johnson & E. TOUZALIN, Vice President, of 0., B &4Q V. MORSE, ot W. V. Morse & Oo. OHN 8. COLLINS, of G. H. & J. J. M. WOOLWORTH, Oounsellor and Attorney- L. 8. REED, of Byron Reed & 0o, H. W. YATES, Oashier, late Osshior of the First National Bank of Omaha, sad connected with Aho active management of hat Bank sinoe ite | @ organization in 1863, Oraxab for business April 27, 1882, with the gont caplial of uy baus lo Nebrasks. COLLROTIONS recelve special attention and char o8 lowest obtainable here or elsewhere. Invannat allowed on time doposite upon favor able forma and upon accounta of banks and bank- Fonmon Exounanas, Governmend Bonds, and Oountv and Clty Bectios bought and sold. rep red 10 do & general banking business | J 111+ detalls ,and in the treatment of custom- ers 0 will pursue the most iberal policy consle- tend with sa'e banking. J. W ROGDEFER. l:‘ondldcommunul Paper and all other i Peari 8, Council Blufts, Ta. FINANCE AND COMM:RCE. FINANCIAL. Special Dispatch to Tun Ban. New Yok, April 9, Money—Loaned at 5@7per cent; clored | b offered at 4 | er cent, Prime Mercantile Paper-5}@6 per ocent. Sterling Exchange—Bankers' bills quiet and strong at 4 834; sterliog demand, 4 86, Governments were very ‘weak and § per oent lower for ull is:ues, Railroads were strong, The stock market was active and strong in the forenoon, There was then a decline in prices followed quickly by an advance, In the last hour there was a reaction con- tinuing to the close, the result heing a de- cline of }@!4 per cent, but as compared with the closing prices last Satuiday, the market closed generally higher, and on the ‘whole looks more like a rising market than any time for the past two months, the rest ot the market was declining the 1lust honr the Western Union was except- It was stated on authority worthy of consideration that the dividend on tho Weetern Union will be paid when due, notwithstanding any iojunction that may be granted acainst it, and that the di- | ectors of the company will buy dividends and pay money to any individual stock- Just at the close the market was firmer and active. auu-m To-day. 1024 3 | steam, 1140@114°% for April; 1141@ Tn:nl Pulflu l.l:nd Unlnn Pacific m mnneln g llnklnq fund. uo Munl Kxpress. . Chl,, Burl, & Quincy. Chi,, 8t. L. & New Orleans. . Qin., Ssnd, & Cleveland. Cleve,, Col, & Cincinnati Dll-wne & Huevmn canal, i Fort Wayne & Chicago Eauaibal & S, Joseh.. Ind., Bioow, & Western. Kousas & Texas. . Lalke Erie & Western. Lake Shore & Michigan So, Louisville & Nashville. . Touisv., New Alb, & Chi Mazietta & Ulnunnl'.l st ul 110 [ ) ) Maohattan Beach. B soatos & Evaaev. Pittsburg & Oloveland 8t. Paal & Milwaukes. . do l 4| an early cearance; she i | ewt.; yoarlinz lambs at 7 00 ‘o Walls, Fargo & Co. Express, Wostern Union Telegraph. - |ewt, 1O: TON, Bost N, April 9.—~The total gross ex- change: at the twelve leading clonridl housesof the United States for the week ending April 7¢h, was 81,000,155,919, being o decrease of 13 4-10 per cent as compared with the exchanges §f the o rresponding week of 1882, PRODUOK & PRUVISIONS, firm; common, 8 75; medium, 4 60@5 25 gm’u: to choice, b 40@6 00; tancy, 640@ 6 75, Hi Good light shipping, 7 35@7 50; mixed packing, 7 26@7 50; butchers' to extra, 7 50@7 80 KANSAS OITY, Kaxsas Orry, April 9.—~The Commer- clal Indicator this afternoon reports as follow: Cattlo—Market active to the extent of the supply which are still poor, the re. ceipts veing stock heifers for shipment west; the prices are unchanged; good to choice steers, b 80@6 40; stockers and feeders, 4 00 @4 75; cowe, 8 00@4 00, Hoga— Market ao. Ivs and firm; light, 7 10“721 medium, 7 20@7 80; heayy, 7 30@7 b WILLIAMS. Dry Goods and Carpets. 7 oorn i venctian red Am., i red load, 7he; AR Guspawden, good, {586, | throace yellow, gesnins, ¢, itoms Oboios, 60@700; Imperlal, good, 40 1w, 1 Tog i, menelle o oolve Oholos, 80@75c; Young Hyson, good, \%- Fronch, 2fo; ochre, American, 2o 80ci choioe, 630@8100; Japan' Nat Leaf, | Winior's mineral, 34 lehigh brows, 2h; 86c; Japan, choioe, 60@75¢; Oolong, good, epnaiab brown, 2t Prince’s minoral 85@40; Oolong, oho. 51 Bouokong, HES—Barrels per gallon, xood, 85@400: choice, $5@4bo. Furaiturs, extrm 8110 farnibare, S0 4 ROPK—Sisal, 4 inoh and larger, 11c;|81; comoh, extra, 8140, onoh, No. 1, il Thic; 4 fuch, 126 $1'20; Damar, extra, 8176, apas, 700; an. WOODENWALK—Twe, ooy pals, | phaltum, exted, 850j shella 48 01 hard 175; three boop pails, 3 00, Tubs, No. | ofl finish, §1 30 1, 8 50; Plonor washboardn, 185" Doable Mides Purs, Ete. v elia o, 3 2 HIDES—trroen butcher's hides, 539 7o cured O4@Tho; hides, groen sait, VINEGAR—Pute _spple_extra, 160:| [~ CUed s, 1T ey onl pure apple, 180; Prussing pure avole, 160. | gy e SALE, D ylu‘d‘.].per bbl, 170; Ash: | 199 KDy b T e ks 88 .b-.; 0 Special Dispatches 4o Trs Bax, OHICAGO. Outoago, April 9. — Flour — Market quht and unchanget; spring wheat, 8 50 Miunesots, 8 50@4 25; bakers, 42) :?2.‘.131‘[””1‘.::&.'}8 “‘:..‘“.:.:.i'éz: Just received, latest Novelties in tente, 6 00@7 b0; Shup—Unuhnnpd 100@65’«; nte, @7 50; winter wheat, grkhon 3780 mlu. 81 lhx;ma lamb skine, G D Wheat Market active hut lower; ¢ TRAFFIO. white irk's .':{d - R o b, ";\"“'5" b SPRING DRE 00 s for_April; 104 for May; 1054 for Ju 216 Km "'ynl,. Queon, | (1t soored and one grub, clawsed two! LOS@L 05§ for Joly; 'No. 2 CHIonk | goaciat Dispatches to Tum Bas 40; Kir s | hleds fase,) beandet o e Yo ver soms of . sorng, 99401 01 No. 8 Chi in 822) Mo, Lr00 wister, L6, o160 tpriss, Corn -~ Market ullwtlled and lower @504 for onsh; 4740 fur for Ma; Coon ekin, No. 1, 4 {Nn 9, 800; No. 1 2.5 No. 4, 10e. _Mink, No, 1, som No. M.Nna.l’wNol Bo. No.ik, 9, 250, Skunk, No, N bbe; hfiu lhor\«vl Mh_? w stripeo Uroad stripe, 100, Tallow 7o, 'ASH—Pennsylvauia oans, 4 o ua, In case, 8 85; Btbblu'- Ball, 2 doz, in case, 1 90: Anchor Ball 2 doz in caso 1 50, PEAN UTS—Roasted, cholos, red Ten. neasee, 100 per 1b; fanoy white, 10§c per lb; n'—'hlh Virginia raw, 100; roasted FLOUB AND GRAINS | Omuroaco, April 9 —Receipts and ship. 4o | ments of flour and grain for the past + | 24 hours have been as follows: Oate oMavkan lereat e b0t fairly n;uve Jersey Cloths, 0y 0 Receipts, Ship'ts, 1n and closed higher; 404> for cash: 8740 for | Flour—bbls.. 7,000 o corderette Sult gs Ao i or Moy U0R@AVRS for | Wheat — bushels 2000 ANDLES—Bozes, 40 tom 1t 15 8, d‘\'.“.!.%;,‘i" g L —um < 3‘{:‘2 . 1:;2—:300 lbiex b(xuwlb&. 16 oz., B, 50 to §0o; hemlock ealf, 80 to 1 20; hem. . Pomme, . i T | S R e B R S T Penzance Sackings, Pork ~Irregular but olosed steady: 17 9) | Barley— ** 18,000 ’LTI’:ATSX—'“ "per 1b., \Nk. bacon .m ::::'&l‘.i,n(’zb?&gofb.aflkk{?fi.lmu to @17 95 tor cash and April; 18 05@18 074 for May; 18 25@18 27} for June; 18 424 @18 45 fore July, Lard—The demand active; the market opened weak and lower but closed firm at ouatsids prices; 11 174@11 20 for cash and April; 11 25@11 274 tor May; 11 823@11 85 for Juue; 11 873@11 40 for July. Bu k Meats—1In fair demand; she ulders, | 4 770; aort rib, 10 00; short olear, 10 85 Butter—Market quiet; creamery, 18@ 31¢; dairy, 13@265 Kipgs—Market 163@170. ‘\Vhlnky Market quiet and unchanged a Kansas Orry, April 9, —Reooipts and shipments of grain for the past 24 hours have been ma follows: Reo'ts, Shin'ta, Wheat, buhels.. 4,000 6,000 Corn— 16,000 14,000 | Ji Msr L:mllil Apr(é ":“ ~R'ou|;:: and shipments of flour an n for the past cilows: Skim, 10§, o e oo e, Bhip'ts, | LY E—Amerloan, 8 40; Greeuwich, 8 40; 6,000 7,000 | Western, 276; North Star, 2 06} Lowis' Iyo, 4 60 Jowell Iye, 2 FEED—Jobbing nrlusl. Ohop feed n 50 per 100 bs.; chop corp, $1.40; bran, r 100 1 HP'MINY—NW 84 00per bbl, Qooas. BROWN OOTI‘UNB—Aumdo Bku gplom XX, 7c;_Atlanta A, 8o; per Ib,, 13}0; clear side bacon per Ib., 113c; [ 1 dry salt sides per Ib., 9jc; dey sale whoul: ders per Ib., 1030; bacon shoulders per Ib,, 8hos tierce iard per 1b.; 1le. EPlUE&—PopR 315 Allsplos, 185 », 264@/%ke,2 Mocha, 28301 Arbuckle's 140, OHEESH—Full Oream, 1l4c) Part oo; oakodlt, 120'to 180, Fronch kip, 110'to 1 6; Krench oalf, 1 2 00; rus 560 o 7 50; llnlfl!w ufouo. p&sm 9 00 to 10 60; Morooco, 800 i pabbls 0, D. M toooo, 850; eimon; HARNESS—No 1 » ar Sk, d20) Nos do, 890; Nc_ 1 Ohio oak, 880; 'No. 2 do, 8561 No. 1 Milwaukos, § iret Ko, 340 Ste, COLORS ---Electrique, Ox Blood, Navy Balck, Olive and Bronze Mixtures. New Sateens, 50c per Yard. OUR SILK stock is nowmore complete thanever, It will SS '.0\.-‘[.. ‘Woe quote lumber, lath and shingles on oars ot Omaha at the following prices: JOIST AND SOANTLING —16 ¢, and under, 822 00; 18 ft,, $33 80, TIMBERS—16 ft. and under, $22 00, TIMBER AND JOIST. 18 l:; 1 lln.homé—m. 1, 4 and 6 in., §24 00; 12:000 11,000 Froights ~Corn to Buffalo 8 cents per ushel. CaLL BoARD. —Wheat —Markeot irreular; 983@98> for Avril; 10°§ tor May; 105§ New Yomk, April 9. ——Rooelpu nd shipments of flour and grain for the past | A, 24 hours have been aa fol ln'lx tor Juue; 10°4 for July, t Shos + 8jo; Buokeyo LIy 4, 13'0;&»]:_%: 3,822 00 certainly be well for you to seeour black O S forain TiaMrd fee Flour—thle... S :F r{oo-larnmA °‘flof..i Widh, t 1" .,o".,d“. ETING = No. 1 (3ad ommon and colored silks before purchasing. ) W ushele, 3 Indisn St LIME—P o Murkot deciined 4o for May and | 00— 165,000 | 3 Tndina Orohard . wn Sko; Lwrenct | a5z Gy bk 3 36 Tows. psmer Hamllton Mixtares, st 18 o, former prioe, 250, J"Il’ s e ata — Rl m‘,‘:fi;ed crlvfir, fluél’eqnn%vAl.c:fi. ?:t, wg’lm'mflfi" m‘m " ;Bm‘ Hamilton Oushmeres, at 160, former price 220. ork—Market lower; il LI h w 3 . 1795 for May; 18124@18 16 to J‘l)x:n, OH10a00, April 9,—Recolpts and lhlp- ott BéThxdoA’ DM do E 48, 134; Wal- Heavy Mardware List. AUIBHCATIORH, (0 LISUCERIE PR B0 18 30 for July. menta of live stock for the past Sit Iron, raf $8 00; plow steel, OOTTONS—Allen speial A AT iandale | ast, To; oructble,bo: special or Crman6o; Lard— Irregular; 11 07} for May, June m, Am,.m 8-4, 80; Argyle 44, 7 3 hours have been as follows: aud July, Nun's Veiling, 24 in. Wide. all new Shades, only Bhlpm't: Whest—Market waak and unsettled and @lo lower; ungraded red, 103@119; 0. 3 red, 115; atesmer No, 3 red, 1 15); No. 2 red, 1 16@1 :6); certificates, 1 19)(@ 119%; uograded white, 109@1 28; No 2 -nn’., 100@1013; No. 1 white, 1 10@ Corn—Market for cash }@4c higher; op- tions unsettled and 3@ %> lower; ungraded, 54}@650; No. 3, 57@57§c; old No, 3, 650 elevator No, §@650; steamer, 620@ 6390; No. 2 white, 6 o Oats —Market 3@3> lower and wesk; mixsd westers, 51€584c; western, 3@ Barley—Market higher and firm; no quotations, 0 ng-—h(-rht higher and firm; western resh, Pork—Market dull and unrettled; uew mess, 19 15@19 35, options nominal, Bsel-MnleG quiet but firm at 10@ Gut Ments —Market dull and nominal, Lard Market dull and weak; prime N.1°;doo ne-do %7k.dnnxs ;'n?'«‘fl.':t.., Io 44, Tio; i H BLEACHED OOTTONE—Andrmoo! toeth, do; -Prln toel, 16801 B\mhnu L4 ; Blackstone AA horaasboen. K 3% Burden's muleshoes, 6 25, Ly h':l't'\ffmhed et o0 oo 4t d‘ BAKBED WIRE—In car lots, 7 50@ Fidelity 44, 9%e; Fruit of the Loom, 03; 850 per 100, 'wist, NATLS—Rates, 10 to 609, 8 75, ?:li:’m“'“ :Zfl::v fiflr.hm‘. 4u;‘2:: SHOT.—8hot, $1.85; Buck shot, $2.10, 1o 10c; do eambric 87 Oriental ' Powder, kogs, 6,401 0., hal Xork il g Ppet 0 i 'J"""‘ &““‘“&i“’" Fise Tt 600 NG a2 PM o 4 e Bion Lioy " Wathes MOOALL Cumberiand " blackamith, Doors Colored)—Albaay % brown, lump, §4 50; Whitebreast nut, $4 650; Iows s do 0, drak i G0 2L plaids plaide, 1k B IPLE brown euy dre, lump, 84 50; Iowa nut #4 50; Spring, 1700; Anthracite, 811 50@13 00; Oanon laids, 1340; Arlington Imcy, City, 87,00 per m.. | TEeBor anavick biow, Bho; O Ghatiot {ancy 1340; ‘do extra huvy. m, 'all River| ALOOHOL— 188 mol‘!% 5- :[brown,"extra heavy, 1lic; Tndiana A | gallon exiea Oallfornia upirity 167 proc, brows' o1 Nevonset A brown. 160 mp Erffllnlrlnl;g:;ipm;;kmmd GHy—. 08kt A LL X e B wbihkion, 100G 5b: Bne”blsnded 1500 350; Kentuu.ky bourbons, 301 00) Ken- At r State X 4.4, kos, set, New Yok :\.;u' o:.‘;Flwr—erhG 1100 Indinn Orchard m'm "m" u;&% M%x%&up: fi,‘fil’“ -m..."' 49 Conta i< y&rd' weak and unchanged. 9,100 | 9. 84o; Lehigh n o3 i).pw‘u N fi. 7803 -1’ 00 nuts, per Ib. 7eue| TO-DAY, We place upon our front Oenter Counter, 1 case, 60 pleces New Yomrk, April 9.—Receipts and shipments of live stock for the past 24 hours have been as follows: Rec'ts Bhip'ts 1,400 SPRING DRESS GOODS, Stripes, Checks, and Fanoy Mixtures, at 16§o per yard. They'are good value at 250 Remember the Prioe, li‘fl A varlety of Fancy Goods, 26¢ per yard, Cost 760 to import. Come now, if you want the best Bargains ever offered. WILLITAMS, CORNER FIFTEENTH AND DODCE. STENCIL CGUTTING, Locksmi‘hing, Bell Hanging, Saw Filing, Sr. P! ,—Recelpts shipments of live stock for the past 34 hours have been as follows: M’fia. Bhlpm'fin 1400 Ennu Onry, Apfl) B.-—m|w ‘and shipments of live stock for the past 24 hours have been as follows: | MISCELLANEOUS. tra, and P lvanis ryu, 2 11 43 for May; 11 43@11 47 for June; 11 46 | Special Dispatch to Trs Bxn. 80, 1 ghhlnmhdn 44, IOex Om a super finmxfi"fl“ ¥ 86 00@16 00; UMBRELLA AND PARASOL REPAIRING. @11 65 for July; 11 51@11 55 tor August; BRITISH GRAIN TRADE, extra 4-4, 280; Pearl PE: domestio 1 40@4 00, . A. PUTWADNM, 11 55@11 55 for September, Buatter—Market quiet, Cheese—Markct quiet but firm; western flat, 8@14jc, GINB—!an. 4 50@6 003 domestic, Innd.3 004 Doy dommostin 1 b0 l'? AGH AND APPLE 'fim%’v— Ay dodo 13k o X Xto |1 O 2P AGNES—Imported por e %&o Mrfiofll%l}:fll; 164o; Ponrl BUGU OcAmirin, o 11008 ver, lue and noasville, | 1 un and brown, inion 24 Taoh donble tects 40, fim&*:nfi'fima@:. Brauss %o LoNDoN, April 9, —The Mark Lane Ex- press, in & review of the Britith grain of the week says. ‘‘The tupply is re- stricted, although it exceeded the demand. Prices everywhere are falling. Forcign is stagnant and prices 15d lower. Cargoes in large supply, 28 arrivals and 2 sales. Forward trade is neglected, Flour de- olined 1s; foreign fl Jae deprersed and 6ds 1slower. Maize oheaper; mixed Ameri- can 91and lower. ullv in good de. mand and prices nominally unchang foreign barley slow and sales steady. Oata generally unaltered; foreign oats dull nam blue nr#n 1&: hamuht 8 eoman’s bluo 29, 9¢ NIMS,—Amoskeak, blueand bronn 16§0; Andover DD blue, 154c; ArlingX blue Bootch, 1840; Conoord 000, blue aw bm'ni‘li{ok. AAA, do do 18}; do XXto 6h Btreet, 2d Door North of Drdye, - - . - Omaha, Neb, — e, W. F. OLARK, W AT PAPER, PAINTER, PAPER HANGER & DECORATOR Kalsomining, @lazing, AND WORK OF THIS OHARACTER WILL RECEIVE PROMPT Sr, Loum, Aprii 9 —Flour-Market quietand unchanged; family, 4 04 60; ehoice, 5 0°@5 10; fancy b 15@5 45, Whoat L Mturket lowar. an very unset- tled and free sellers, uwel-lly for May; No. 2 red fall, 1 05@1 05§ for cash; 1 05§ @1 (6}, closing at 1053 for May; 108 183 cloriog at1073 for June; 1 054@L 044, clusing fl for July; 1033@1 03 tor ?5 Agns 1OTGL 03] Tor”the pass o | o Somerally analten f Eoglish wheat d {B0;_Golden Thread, 10c; Fountain, 80, ATTENTION. 1 fall, 104 asked. ing ¢ OORSET JEANS—Amory, Favorite, le tain, 600! ™ Gorn'—Market Gasettled and lower, but | S5 qpactare ot 465 53 the aurrenpeoian | cogitn satteen, S4o; Uhr-dci. l!'nxOow —In tin foll— | B. B Cor. 16th and Dougles Streets, . - - _ OMAHA, o.mn- 0. B.. 5 1b box-, pnol;m;ulzd (;.. 600; Dismond Orown, Durbam, 16 oz 463 m-nmh.m.uo..m Seal of 16 o% Bor Lone Taos o laon 3 ol b, $1.86; Pock 3o Bl 660; Doxt T.u eR erino unwas ed, light, 14@160; huv @niver modh:'un;-:’»d.. ¢ 3%‘“ washed, cholos, 82¢; fair, 80c; and w,, 280) burry, blackand md woo 2@Co loss Horses and Mules. Gero'D “dud 1, 134} Ol Datu | slling wll, o » gt advasen 'l s i Decosn Co.sivines Dand 1. 18 Tho demand for good Borer Al stone, 134c; Nantuckot, m wupply considerao Prices range as fol. lows: I0oik Goman 1) and 118 h""" ) Fiue single drivera, 8150, to 300.; Extrs Sussex, 120; Ti 13 ‘schusett shirt ing 3 ,h.'o ‘m";‘cfi‘u, ..m., in, 124 Yorky draft horoos, 8175, & 2251 Common dralt period of last year, OMAHA MARKHTS, ‘Wholesale Prices. Orrion or TEE OMAHA Bus, Monday Evening, April 9, } The following are the only changes re- ported in the market to-day: Wheat, cash No, 2 advanoed 1jc; cash No. 8 daclined 1c; rejeoted declined 8¢, Barley, No. 8 declined 3c, Rye, cash declined 4c. Corn, new mixed declined 1c, Oats declined 1o, Local Grain Dealings. WHEAT.- Ouh No, 2, 850; cash No, 8, 700; rejected, 47 ARI Y.——Outh. 2, 63c; No. 8, = H.M. & M.Peavy, I CLOTHTITNG- AND Gents' Furnishing Goods, 1309 Farnam Street, active 45.@45¢> for cash; 45§@4’3o f April; g 4735, olosing at 4680 lu’Mq';r; 49249) u. closing at 49c for June; 5133 f;l 3, closing at 624> for July; 40@40Fc for @ year, Oate —Market lower; 40§@410 for cash; 104 ; 40§@410 for May; 40}o for oSga satteens, INTS —Allens, 640; Amarican, A.mold. 703 &M::‘d 3 Cocheco, 7o; Qonestoga, 6ho; 3 Dunnell, 703 Eddymuu 70; Gloucester, 60; armony, Bio lmnmm. 8ho; Mer d s Dysti 60, Houtbaldes Gor do Ghash q.m'ku‘ 4o, Gh%fkms-mu ong, 611 Anr., ] Au-nuo. [ o} enllworth. llox Plux. km aw suuu, COTTON ADES-—Abberville 1840 Whitkey—Market stoady at 114, Provisions ~Market very slow und only & small job trade, KANBAS OITY, Kansas Orry, Avril 9, — Wheat— Market slower; No. 2 red fall, 924o bid casb; 9440 for May; 950 bid for June, G irn—Market lower «nd work; 4 3 for 3 433c bid for qub; 43i@izfo for M 3 doyh vectpes and | horao, 8100, to 160, Bxtrs tarm hoser, | QD IVIE A XA, = = NIEIB. Jun Y B —Caut. 4%, anc .mu s $110. 0 128 Gommen ia good farm horses Im:._umec slows Stho bictorowbs e | NEW MIXED GORN—6o. 8 EETINGS—Androwo 104,374t | 890. to 8100, Kxtrs plags, 860, to 76 optin gt (s o i mmon plag . APCEINOON TOARD —Whest — Active o do Db Baido B 1200k oarantal O OEUTR 15 to i5h hanits (exers), 4135, DAVIS BROTHER 5, SEEDH Blue gross seed, 125@150; t'mothy seed, 2 10@2 25; red clover seed, 9 00; white eluvol uead 13 00; millet seed, 100. Hnngarian seed, 1 10; oml‘urd grass seed, 2 50. Produce and Provisions. POTATOES—40@500 per bushel, ONIONS—40@5bc per bushel, BUTTER ~Choice rountry, 13jc, KGGS-— t'resh, 15@160. nonY—oJuum.l perlb, 31, APPLES—Per b §225@38 25, OYSTERS—Platt's mm oysters, 450; Standard, 35; mediums, 80 ORANGES —Mouwina, 8 75@84 25, G eetus avy per bushel, 2 75@8 00. CHIORENS 19@1de por fb " C° but lo-er: 165 i for April; 1 058 for May; 106 for June. 104 for July; 1 (2§ August;1 oL} for thevear, Curn=Acuive and 4o higher for Mag and June « s —Market ensiy @40§s for May; 193> 42, 11¢, Frait of lho Loom 10-4, 27 b‘ New York mills98, 850; do 78, 80c; do b8, 3240, Pembr;ke 10-4, , 35c; Pequot 104, 28kc, do 7, 180 do 49, ' 16c; Pepperell 290 o' 67, 3lcdo b7, 180; Utlca 96, 880; do 58, 33k0; o 45, 170, Drugs. DRUGS AND CiiMICA LS - Acid, Qarbolic, 500} Adid, Tartarle Sbc; Balsam Copabis, per Ib, 700; Bark, Sasafras, b, 18y alomel, per 1b, 753} ()hwhonl n, Ber oz, $110; Uhlorolurm, pn b, 903, over's powders, 9125 Epum Salte, periby i, 8jo; lyoerlnl. pure_pe: bl, Acetate, L b, 22 u, c-mr. No. 1, per " 25; 0il, c-mr. Ne. '8 ber esl lllfl‘ ou, Olive, per gal. uum:i to 150,; 144 to 16 hnnd:. li[)(‘ to 140, 14 to 143 hands, $75, to 100.} 184 to 11 bands, 860, to 75. o for A pril; 40§ for June, LIVE BTCCR ipecial Dspatches to Trs Bax. [For receipts snd shioments of grain and live atock, see “Traffic” in snother, col. umn,] —e BLANK BOOKS 3 I_l_j:!lg Printing Inks, PILLS sTaATTONER Y. SYMPTOMS OF A Largest and most complete assortment of TORPID L|VER blank books and office stationery in the city. OHI0AGO. 0a10a60, April 9 ~The Drovers' Joar- ual rep :rts as follows: bl 85 oY Quintun b & W, Hoge—Market sciive and 106 bisher; WRKEYB_&’.';:' “.3::“ fi'fi’,"g‘.flm“:,%“h“mw '},’1,&'.“ f‘:.,'.?: : Ap&mu E’?&fifi; mi ed, eavy. 7 60@7 xu GOODE—0), h PO o B kk t dt st k lixbt, 7 35@7 70; wkips, 4 50G7 00, and (fl-ld'-). r;..,“m, Ry l,‘:,d..). g«;mf; mhn:ézr inl nur floar | the sho'flgr_'bhd- fullness atter [10 BBI]P»I‘S MB lllVI B (l Bxa.mlllfl lllll‘ UG il “Harksbute,axcet o xport | o0 1l D haodard) po s BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE, At paned ol s vods bl | bz 3 B o sl G0 Do ’ @6 15, common o tair, & ;og"' |"‘-l : sons, 1:.:: oaae, 13 48 t DAVI S BROS p—Market fair and largely local; ‘oase, 275, Egg plums,2 I 5 90 16th Street Opp PoltOfllM eastern by s ring! 4 ?:; .r% i ?‘y‘:‘nsn;;& &,’ :'::d n& y;h:‘;:: g'-‘m ; w‘.b lrl:. .r;. l:-, 1 g, ‘;::I::'.; N. B.—Our stock of Fanoy Btationary s compiete in everyrespect. 4 , Pecches, 2 o 5 PoRRIGN, do8 % 4 50; do, (ple), 8 r The Drovers' Joucnal Liverpool special | st 2603 doile, 6 b, %0 P EASTERN MARKET. cable reports are very dscouragiog to the Amwerican shippers; the market has de- clived 125 on cattle eince last wesk; the currant raten for good to cholos Ameri osnsis 14@150 per b, for estimated dead weight; best sheep, 195, and warket weaker, Frost o, la-h-lnm)u 757 “301!» ; Topeka pac ‘opel Vinasots Fatent, 876 Sherian mu;.! ",a,}“ ‘Eagle,” XXXX [ o b= Ghrin poriative,” 8 80 sron” oo} e e Vfuad 18 o 00; ollie ME.A_TS MEATS, Fresh, Balt Smoked and Cried. at 0. OINNERS, - 1716 Burt Stree hfoe Cuta competit'on fn prloo and a thorough undesstanding of the business Putrovgge NEW YORK, TUTr5 HATRBYE P, P., 60; white lud. Et. Lwh, pure, 6c; Nuw Youx, Avril 9.~Tho Duovens' | Bleehortuck, sgp, P **% 82 Nollé| arsiiies "groany ok A AR KA, L AL TR Ll ) Journs! Bure.u repocts: L \RD—Oumaha Refisining Co,: T reuch zinc, flfl Freuch ' eino, | Hiacc by u single appiication o this Dyw. 1t = —— — - LB""“AOHH "ozllt s _Idl:w“ and [ 15 »m g “l:nln zd.]b“c’f: red seal, 110; nnuhl nu.uln varnish fl" ly.wml..,. atur o D:«...:-L-;um...‘,u. 5 strong at 2lc ver cwt, live weight fur ex- | 1ag 3 g Frenoh zince, in ofl asst 160; Raw iy 4, OF ACLL by X pries O ‘ tromee; 6 15@T 89 per owt. for pror to| Lot S u'”l;v,;‘"" Sou, 12403 5-1b do, | aad burgh amber. ' om Thof ‘re mnd OLFI GIBSON & RILEY, rime steers; me lam to gaod +teers sold | “§5f 2 5 MURRAY ST., N, Y. I lnformsilon and L ou applicat sn. H. PHILLIPS THE LEADING NEW YORK TAXILOR, Call and look over my new store and se my new goods, burnt_Sleuns, 130; vandyke brown, .g refined lampblack, 120; coach black and; Ivory black, 160; drop bla k, 160; Pruasian blue, 80c; ultzamarine blve, 18¢; chnme green, L. M, & D,, 140;blind and shutter wreon, L. M, & D., 14¢; Paris green, 180; Indian red, 16c; Venetian red, vu Tascan dre, 220; American Vermiliod, I & P, o) chrome yellow, L., M., 180; {au" ochn, Hoj ulden )uhn‘ 16 pnunt S0 gralning oolors: light (o dark Dr. TUTT'S ool Keeu Iyt 11 o [OE—TLonisiana prime to choi Sof fair, 7:@Thc; Patims, 65, % 13 FISH—No. 1 mackerel, half hrls, 6 75; No, 1 mackerel, kits, 1 00; family ‘mack- ere, half brls, 4 75; family mackerel, kits 85¢; No, 1 white fish, half bris, 6 00; No. 1 VOFEK B —~Rio, 'tair, i15: i, good 1 choioe, 12'to 12§0; OI4 gov't at 6 53@7 00, exporters used 65 our-loads 1eep —Market firmer higher wi h @750 por per cwis carload of clipped wneep rold at § per cwt., an! ove carload at 5 70 @f 7 carlovd of unh ra sheep was sold to ex- [ porters at 8 00 per cwt Hogs—Live hoge «teady at 7 75@8 50 per [ CARRIACE AND WAGON FACTORY, CORNER TWELFTH AND HOWARD STREETS, omMmAaxxa, - - - - - - - . W= Partlcular attentlon given to Repeirlrg, Satiefaction Gusranteed, S—Powdered, 10e: Cut 10¢; Granulated, 9ho; uulml::nnhuA' ot LovIs, 3451 ‘Biandard Batta G, Sjer” fieten. | 4 Walaut. abostunt and aah 160, 207 8r Louis, April 9. — Cattle — All [ 830; Ay i 1207 Farnam Street. 1 L AT e T A 35,,';3‘,';‘:5.‘.':": i dars yollow, Tho Under the manacomont of M. Kallah. HORRIBLE ACCIDENT AVERTED, dud wctive, wome wales heiog & shado | Standsed do, 44 gallon k h‘l‘u?er.ohrorl -tcrfira“?é'“lt" i nr»ddw dng(iduA ; “:-l::lm 00 b choise’ shippiog, 6 50; 'ight, do, )DA—1In Ib papers, 83,80 5006 00; ‘Somuon, B 0/@5 25 good o | o, B, P90e%, 93,30 por s kog | sae ++ | choice butchers teers, b 00@600; o, | NEW PIOKLES—Medi um, in barrels cow+ and heifers, 3 25@5 25; comm b, 8 'O $700; do n halt bb loo:cmdh.l-bbl- No Floods in the Missouri. And Every one Buys of J . EKENDIS, 711 THIRTEENTH 8T, -|DR. AMELIA BURROUGHS, OFFICE AND RESIDENOE, @4 33 stookers’ snd [eoor, 4 15@5 2;|9%0 'do, In 5.00; gherkine, in | 200, 1617 Dodge 8t., - Omaha, Neb, NEW & SECOND HAND FURNITURE STOVES, CROCKERY Blaop—Toe oltorion was b, but prioss | * ARG “E*""‘".".‘;’* ' ngaly SR Jhes remeillon, Mg Ty o | O e S M A %in Glasswars, Carpsta and Housshold Supplies,