Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 7, 1883, Page 3

] — e, NE 7 The Nolbfask; National Bani Of Omahs, Neb. Pald up Capital, « « Surplus Fund, May 1,1883, - DIRECTORS: 8. R. JOHNSON, Prosident, of Steele, Johnson & Co $250,000 16,000 A E. TOUZALIN, Vico Presidont, lioston, W V. MORSE, of W, V. Morse & JOHN 8. COLLINS, of . H. & J. . Colltns, 4. M. WOOLWORTH, Counsellor and Attorne, a-Law, K. 8. REED, of Byron Reed & Oo. B. W. YATES, Cashler, for many years Cashier of the Fired National Bank of Omaha THIS BANK opened for business April 27th, 1882 1T3 DIRECTORS AND STOCKHOLDERS are among the leading businc men of Omahs, and ita business is condoctod with especial reference #0 the best and incressing interests of ite mor- cantile patrons, COLLECTIONS recelve prompt attention and charges ‘'owest obtainable here or elsewhore. INTEREST allowcd on time deposits upon “favorable terms and upon acesunts of banks and bankors, , Government Bonds, d City Securities bought ard sold J. W. RODEFER. Broker. Stocke, Bonds, Commercial Paper and all other Good Necuritiv dea Room 4, No. 28 Pearl St,, Council Bluffs, Ia, FINANCE AND COMMERCE. Wells, ¥ Westorn | Homeatake . Iron Silver do d. South Pacific, . Sutro, . FOREIGN FINANCE. Bpecial Dispatch o Tun Bux. LONDON M L« EY. DON, June 6, Coneols—Money, 100 7.16; account, 100 11-16; Tllinois Central, 1 474; Pennaylvania 25; light, € 50 t7 00; skips, Dall, notal! eal od to xports, 6 16; KANSAS 0ITY, Kansas Crry, June 6. oial Indi, 'he Commer- tor this afternoon reporte as follows: Unttie: for fat eteers, but grass cattie was slow; shipping steers of 1070 to 1,680 Ibs, wold at 5 00@5 80; erwa 3 00@4 50: stockers and fooders, 4 00@ wrass Texane, 500 Loy, 8 874, Hoge—Lower and very wuak heavy, 6 00@6 75, with bulk 6 45@6 b5, Sheao—Steady; uatives of 100 to 110 Ibs light to of males st Oentral, 1 60§; New York Central, 1 264, PRODUCH & PAOVISIONS Special Diepatches o Tus Ban, OKIOAGO, Ow10aGo, June 6,—Flour—Market quiet d, ont— Regular, market uncettled and 1103@1 103 for June; 1 123@1 12 ;1 143@) 14§ for August; 115 for September; 115§ for October; 110§ for the_year; No. 2 Uhica,o spring,1 104; No, 3, Chicag ) epring, 94¢; No. 2 red winter, 112 —Market active but lower; 5540 cant 6@hty: for July; Hbhe for Au- for September. 0ic for June; 40@414: for July; fr Angust; 8143 for September; for TINANCIAL. Special Dispatch to Tus Bax, New Yore, June 6 3 per cent; closed at 2@23 Money—2 per cent, y Prime Mercantile Paper—5@6 per cent. Sterling Bxchauge—DBankers’ bills uiet and firmer at 4 85§; demand, 4 £9, Governmente § per cent lower for 3'%; unchanged otherwise. The stock market was generally stron. ger this afterve.n, and the uet result of the forenoon’s bueiness an advance ot § to 1§ per cent, After 12:30 the market was generally stronger, and up to 1 o'clock there was an advance of } to § per cont, the latter in Uniou Pacitic and Central Pacific, After 1 o’clock there was a reac- tion of 4 to § per cent, but this was recov- ered by 2 o'clock, and there was a further advance on a few specialties. In the lust hour the market gathered strength, and several stocks made the highest prices of the day. Among the specialties Oregon Navigation advanced 3} per cent to 15, against 1414 thie morning, As compared with last night, the advance on the general list is } to 3} per cent, The Eveniog Post eays: *‘Union Pacific was higher an the strength of a favorable decision of the first comptroller of the treasury, in regard to the obligation of the government to pay over in cash the amounts due for mail and other govern. ment service on the branch lines of that road, without reference to any unsettled claims against the Union Pacific railway proper,” MINING STOCKS, Mining stocks very dull. Consolidated Silver sold at 235 und 290; obiuzon at 87 to 77; Navajo at Sterra Grande at 165; Consolidsted Virginia at 68 to 63 8 utro Tunnel at 28 to :6; Sonora Con ol dated 37; New Starmont stock was active, and advanced at from 60 to 70. Sales of the da, 6,575 shares, Pipe line certificates active and etring, advancing from 110} to 115, closing on call at 1145 GOVERNMENTS, Yesteroday. 1034 Qartral Pac irie soo i Lebigh & W Louielana conso Misgouri 6's d grants.. G4f do K, G div, Uglon Pacific 1st mortgage. . 117 do land grants ..10! congols '8 deferred . STOCK. Adams Exvress Allogheny Centru Alton & Terre Haute, do Amorican Exg Burl,, Cedar i QOapaia Southeru., Si. é« &P o Qentral Pacifle. .. Chwapfiuke & Ohio o o Ohi., Burl, & Quincy.. do Ohicago & Alton. . d P Obi., St. L, & New Orl .. 81 81 O, Sund, & Oleveland..... 41§ 44 Cleve,, Col. & Cincinnati.... 71} 74 Delaware & Hudson canal,... 109t 1093 Del,, Lack. & Western......1264 1264 Denver & Rio Grande, vee 46§ 463 Erie. East Tennessce...... do preferred. Fort Wayne & Chicago. .. Haonibal & dt, Joeeph., do Havlem.,.... tes Houston & Texas Tllinois Central Ind., Bioom, & Western Kansas & Texas Lake Erie & Western Lake Shore & Michigan So,. . Louisville & Nashville..... . Douisv., New Alb, & Chi M, & L. 1st ofd, do do Memphis & C Michigan Centrsl...... Memphis & St Louis. .. do pid... Missouri Pacitic. Mobile & Ohio. Morris & Euse: Naabville & C| a Now Jersey Central, Norfolk & W.. Northern Paciiic do pid. Northwestera .. ... New York Okio Centra! Ohio & Mi Ontario & W Oregon T'ranscoutinental, . Pacific Mall Panams, Peoria, 1 \ Reading a0t Rock Island. i 8¢, Louis & San Fran do ptd 7 do 1st ptd 99 8t, Paul & Milwaukee. . X 1194 ! do pfd. 8t Paul, Minn, & Manitoba Bt, Paul & Omaha. .. do* pid. for the year, Market dull and nominal; 80c, ced—Market quiet, bus firm at In fair demand butat 1 wer rates; 00 for. cush Tune; 19 00@ Y July: 15 for August; 19 30 for September; 16 80@16 85 for the year, : Lard—Market active, but lower; 11 00 for cash and Joue; 11 11 674 for July; 11 15@11 175 for Auguet: 11 073@11 10 for September; 10 80@ 10 85 for Ootober; 10 30@10 85 for November; 10 10 for the year, Bulk Meats - In fiir demand; shoulders, 7 60; shoxt_ribe, 10 10; short clear, 10 45, Butter —Market quiet and unchanged. Eggs ~Market quiet and unchanged at 16@16ke, Whisky—Steady and nnchanged. Freights —~Corn to Buffalo, 2, Carr Boasp, —Wheat--Marlet irregu. lar and fairly active; declined 3o forJuly; advanced do for August and September, Corn—Market activo and firm; advanced > for July and September, Onts—Market moderato'ly sctive and higher; advanced 4o for June, July and Avgust, and e for Septem ber, Pork—Market eisier; declined 23c for June and September and 5cfor July, Lard —In fair deman i; 5 lower for Sept. ember, NEW YORK, Nxw Youx, June 6.—Flour—Market dull; comamon to good extra, 4 00@4 50; good to choice, 4 60@7 00; extra Ohio, 4 10@6 75; St. Louis, 4 10@7 00, Wiieat —Markct 3@4c lower; options 13c lower; nngraded rad, 1 06@1 24; N°. 8 red, 118; No. 2red, 121} £, 0. b; 122}@ 1922} in’ elevator; ungra ied white, 1 09@ 23; steamer No, 2, 92 Nol white, 14,000 bu sold at114@l 164: No, 2 red June sales, 248,00 bu at 1 203@1 213, cloging at 121; July sales, 1 852,000 bu ¢ 1228@1 234, g at 124 August sales, 1, 000 b at 1 24§@l closing at 1217; Saptember sulex, 1,4 1 26}@1 273, closing ut 1 sules, 504,000 bu as 1 28}@1 1288, *orn - Cash lote he'd stionger; options ho lower, closing strong and tirm, and de- clive partly racovered; unoraded, 50@ 67 No. 3. 6 N 67 c; 3 Septein- g at Markot 3@1c lowe 47c; white western, 48 od wost. 7e. . 41 e —Voestern frech dult’ wud lower at 17@174s. Linrd--Market unsettled; prime stesm, cazh, 11 59; June, 1140; July, 11 44@ 1146: Aucust, 11 20211 37; September, 11 24@11 30; October, 10 12, Butter—Marke dull and lower: 10@12c. Chaese—Market dull and drooping; western flat, 93@10jc. 43, LOUIS, St. Lotis, June 6, — Flour — Market quiet a.d unchanguo, Whent—Market opened better; declined, reacted, and cl ged firm; all the advance not rc 1 19@1 20 forowsh; 1213@1 19§ for Juge; 1214@ 120 for July; 1205@1 194, closing 1194 for August; 1220@l 20§, closing 1214 for Soptewber; 4, closing 1 23} for Octoher, 1 194@1 18, closing 18} bid for the year; No, 8 red fali, 112 bid. ('orn—Mai @50%0 for cax @5230 for July; 53 Hi§@hi]: for Septem- he year; closing inside v 405@40{e for't quotations. Oats—Market dull and lower; 40c for oash; 493 bid June; 89§c for July; 303: bid year, Rye—Market better; 60 hid, Burley —Markes dull av 55@57¢, Corn Meal—Market quiet at 2 50, Butter--Market steady and unchanged. Eugs—DMaurket s'eady ard unckanged, Whirky —Market steady at 1 14, Provisions —Mourket very dull; only a peddling trada, AFTERNOON BoARD,— Wheat —Market lower; 1 20 for July; 1194 ffor August; 121 for September; 1 18} for the year. Ocrn—Moarket b gher; 5jc for June; 2o for July: 7o for Auguet; 5dhe bid September; 464 : for the yenr. Ots - Markes duli; 402 bid Jun ie for July; 3{s bid y car, KANSAB OITY, Kansas Crry, June 6,—Wheat—Market. lower snd weal 2 red cavh; Y80 for T 95 i September; 970 bid ror th Corn—Market lowar; 2o for July; 1 for i ; Uats —Market slow; 403 . wsks 5 Bo op- tious TOLEDO, kD0, June 6 —Wheat—Market weake er; No. 1 white Michizan, 110@1 11; No. 2 do, 98¢; rejected, 700; No. 2 red winter, 116} for cash and Junc; 118} for Juiv: 120 for August: 122 for Saptember; 1 23§ for Octaber; 11642 for the year; 1 20} for evi No, $ red, L10G1 115 rejected, 100 3 | = = = mixed, 603 io for o 1o for Jun de for August; rejecied, 52)@ aae, 474c. Oats—Market dull and nominal; No, 2, 413@423 for cash; 103 for July; rejscted, 39@4e. LIVERPOOL, LiveRrpoot, Juge 6,.—Flonr—11s 6, t—Dull and easier; winter, 83 11d , 84 6d@9s; No, 1 'Califor- No. 2 d, 83 10@95, Corn—is 64d. ——— LIVE 8iCCK Spectal Dispatches to Tus Sex, 8T, LoUI 8, Lovts, Juno 6,—Hogs—Market duls aud lowe; light ship 3 B0@6 60; 1 packin 5@6 605 butehs le—Only a fair trading, and that mostly in butchers’ and light weight ship- ping steers; prices weak; exports, e ehivping ste at 3 75@4 00, NEW YORK, New York, June 6.—Beever—\Markat worst of the season for sell 3 00@4 00 per heed lower; & number of carloads must be held over: common to choice ateers sold 0@b 72 per cwt, n fow tops at 3 gemo sl business, 6 00@6 e latter price for good cor light distillery fed steors, 5 50@6 00 per Air di ery fod steors, 6 20@0 L0 Sheop—Wenk nad lower; s 5 ewt; common to choice Inmbs, ceneral sales, 4 70@H (0 per 7 00@8 b, miuen o fai | Sneep—Badly glu @600 Tower | than at the opening of the weok; very cul an | weaks o 0 to fair natives, 8 00@ 4 00; medium to go.d, 4 20@4 80; choive, 5 00@b 50, 25; tamily mackerel, kit e fish, balf bris, 7 00; e, { 880, bt Com,, o ('} 3 e, $1 papucs, 88,50 por case; keg LCRLEA-—=Medium, 1n barreie 87 005 do iuhslf bbis, 4 60; amalle, fn bhix 100 do, in half bhly, 5 00; gherkins, fn bble, 11 00; do, in helf bbls, 6 00, TKAS—,Gunpowder, good, 46@75; Obcice, 80@7bo; ]\npnrl;ll, good, w(u:w.,-, Ohoite, 60@7be; ¥ oung Hyson, good, 86@ 500; ol-ni:)g? 5e@81 001 Japan Rt Loat, c: Japan, ohoico, 60@78c; Oolong, good, 5@40; Ooiong, cho.ve, mq%bm Bouschong, good, 85@40e: choice, 85@4be. ROPE--3 3 (noh and larger, 11c; finch, 1the; 4 inch, 12¢, WOODENWARK—Two boop palls, % three bocp pails, 3 00, Tubs, Nc ; Ploveor wistiboards, 185 Double ¢ 603 Kirk's standard, : Russisn, 5 Kirk's Kirk's Prairie Quoot, 0; Kirk's maguolin 1o ylvatia oans, 4 oaec, tt's Hall 2 doz, In case, doz in oaso 1 60 Tonasted, choloe, rod Tor. 1b; fansy whito. 10§c per | Virginia raw, 100 rons wh 215 PEANU neseea, 100 pe u -—white e, OANDLIE—~Boxer, 40 ibs, 108, 1550 16 oz., 68, 1°{0, tferod alive; dull for live 0. dpecial Dispatehion o Trw Bus, FLOUR AND ORAINE, w Youx, Juns 6.-Recelpts and ipmente of Hour and grain for the past boura have heon as follows: Roceipts 8hp'ts, Flour—barrele, .. . 14,000 1,500 Wheat—bushels, 32,000 Corn— | 104,300 Oats— 2 OR10AG0, June 6,—Keceipte and ship. ments of flour and grain for the past 24 hours have been as followe: Receints, Bhip'te Flour—bbls. 11, 1,700 Whent—bushi 9,000 Corn— 210,000 Oata— 101,000 Rye— 54,000 Barloy ~ S vsis 124000 8,900 8r, Louis, June O6.-Reoceiptse and shipments of flour and grain for the pst 48 hours have been s tollows: Recelvte, Bhip'ts, Flour—bbls, . 6,000 5,000 Wheat — bushels 21,000 Corn— 51,000 Oate— ** 35,000 Rye— “ 1,000 1,000 Barley— * ceen Kansas Oy, June 6. shipments of n for the past 24 hours has e beon s follows: Rec'ts, Shiv'ts. ‘Wheat, bushels 4,000 8,000 Oorn— Ll 12,00 16,000 Oats— ey ey Tovgno, June [6,—Receipts and ship- ments of flour and grain for the past 24 hours have been as follows: Rec'ts. Shipm'ts, Wheat, 1 .. 60,000 30,000 Corn. . 24,000 11,000 Oata. % 1,000 LIVE STOOK, 81, Louvis, June 6,—Recoipts awd shipments of live stock for the past 24 hours have been ns follows: Ry 8. Shipm’ts, Hogs...... 500 800 Oattle 2,800 Siler Sheep...... .. 2,200 1 New Yourk, June G.—Receipta and shipments of live stock for the past 24 howe have been us follow Shin'ts Baeves. . Sheep. Hogs Careac), Jane 6 -t t and ship. ments of live stock for the past 24 hours have been ws followa: Reots, Shipm 20,000 2,500 000 1,900 00 600 Kansas Oz, June 6,—Keceipts and shipments of live stock for the past 24 bours have beon as follows: Rec’ts. Shipm'ts, Osttle. 610 7,500 1,500 Special Dispatches to Tk Brn. New York, Juae 6 —Hay—Market dv with a fair demand, {6~ Market stronger and fairly ac- tive; Rio, Te. ugar— Market quiet; standard A, 83@:§ Molasses—Market quiet but steady, Rice - Market steacy, with a fuir de- moand, Petroleum—Market firm, Turpentine—Market tirmer, st refined strong; OMAHA MARKHTE, ‘Wholesale Prices. Oryior or TEx OMARA Pug, Wednesday Evening, June 5, } The following are the changes reported in the market to-day: 1:gs declined 1c, 0ld green spples are out of the market, Grain, WHEAT.- Oash No, 2, 8, 7640 rojected, 625, AKLEY.—Cass No, 92407 cash No. 2, 68¢3 No, 8, s ariss seed, 125@150; hy veed, 2 1022 25; rod olover weed, white clover seed. 13 00; millet soed, Hnngarian seed, 1 10; orchard grass | seed, 2 50, Live Stock. CATTLE —Fat stecrs, $500@5 25. 3 75@+ 00, 86 25 $1 004 3 Flour and Millstuffs, Pest winter wheat 3 003 7 Second quality winter wheat Best apring wheat—2 60 @2 75, Second quality spring wheat—2 40@2 50, Bran, per ton—16 00, Chopped Feed, per ton—18 00, Poultry, CHIOKENS—Live per doz, $100@ 450, Dressed, per Ib,, 1ic, Pro:ucs, POTATOES—01d 25 new, 4 50@5 00 per bbl, ONIONS—Bermuds, $2 50 per bu hox, BUTTER ~Choica country, 10@%0c, +35— Kresh, 150, SHEEP 325, o per bushel; HONEY—Califoraia, perlb, 31, Out of market, -Califoinia, 3 00; tMeseina, 4 00@35 00 LEMONS -85 00@5 70 per hox, TRAWBERR 15@202 per quart. BEANE—Navy per bustel, 250@2 75, @rocers List CANNED GOODS—Ogat plums, 2 B percuse, per ease, 2 90; do che pples, 21b, os, 21D per case Texan ge nd helfe 1 0C@h 00, »—Steady; fair to gaod, 3 50@4 50; prime to choice, 4 60@5 25, CHICAGO, 010460, June 6.~The Drovers' Joar- nal reports as follows: good Hogs—Fairly active and firm, strong rates, quslity good; mixed, 6©55@6 90; 50; do, (ple), 8 I, per ,260; do pis, 6 T, per dozen, 3 80 {D—Omaha R i Tiorces, ; 40 and 50-1b cans, h oang, 10-1b palls, scrow & 5-1b do, b do 18, 2 12§ E—Touisians prime to choice, 7@ 8oz fair, 7@74c; Patmn, 68c, FISH—No. 1 mackerel, half brls, 7 50; No, 1 mackerel, kits, 1 00; family mack. eaddie. 95c) round, nquare, cases, 3H 40, —Ordinary grades, good, 104@11¢; pri; tly prime, 12@ fancy green and y ernment Java, 201 @26 Leverin , 14jc; Arbuckle’s roasted, 144 McLsughlin's XXXX roasted, 143 Tm- itation Java, 164@ I8}c, VINEGAR — New York apple, Ohio apple, 13¢, SALT,—Dr 'qv 1 16¢; de, por bbl, 1 85; Aeh- bbla dairy 60, 5o, § 50 104e: Cut loaf, Granulated, 94¢; Confectioners’ A, Standerd Extra 8fc; Extra O, nedium yellow, 8}c; dark yellow, 7§c. ARCH,—Penrl, 4¢0; _Silver Gloes Corn Starch, 940 Excelsior Hoss, 80 Powderad, ams per Ib., 14c; ba per 1h., 14c; cloar side_bacon' per b, 11 ver Ib,, 1030;bacon rhoulders per )h, terco lard per 1b.; 11§, SPICKS,—Pepper, 21; Alisptos, 19; Clovee, 30; Caseia, 24, OH -¥Yull Ureaw, 1839 Part Skim, 1 LY ti--Amerionn, 8 40; Greenwlob, 3 40; Weetern, 2 75; North Star, 2 00; Lewis' 4 65; Jowell lyo, 276, SKD-—Jobbing vrices, Chop feed $1.50 per 100 1bs.; chop corn, $1.40; bran, 70¢ per 100 Ibs, HOMINY—New £3 50 per bbl, s Ory Qoo BROWN COTTONS—Atlantic &, 8jc; Apvloton XX, 7¢; Atlanta A, 8¢; Boot, ET) 8lo; Buokoyo L, 4, 7o} Dabot. W! 730; Chittenango A, bic; Great Falls K, Tooeicr, 64c; Honest Width Sc, In. disn Head A, 8¢ Indian Standard A, Orchard d. w., 6§3 Lawrence icriver, 740; Pequot A, 8ic; dor ; Wachusett B, 740; do A, ot do K 48, 124 FINE BROWN OOTTONS—Allendale 4ud; Thos Alligotor 34, 8c; Ariyle 44, 74c; Atlentic L1, fo; Budger State X 4-4, 6o Bennington O 4-4, 6c; Buckoye S. 44, oo Indian Orchard 'AA 9-8, 83c: Laconia O : Lehigh E 4-4, 93c; Popperell N 1o O 32, Tie; do R 36, 74c; do K 26, oonsuct O A+, 74c; Womouttn 4.4 BLEACHED COTTONS--Androacog gin L 4-4, Yhe; Blackstone AA iz perial 69c; 10 do half ‘bleached 1.4,9¢; Cabot 4-4,8{; Fidelity 4.4, She; ¥ruit of the Loom, 93; do Twist, 10c;Gre i ehrunk 4-4, ric 57, 13 ot A, 10¢; Papperel a8 d-d, Gj0; Wamartta York Mills, 12 N G Twils, 1 Poonerat 4.4, Bi O X 3, L35 DUCKS way I brown, Jo; do O, d dc Xa stripee and LX brown and dra o und plaide, 145c; Arlington fancy, 1Briv: wewic i brosia, 3je; Uhariot faucy 12bo; do extra heuvy, 2003 Fall Rivor brown, extra beavy, 1l4c; Indiana A brown 180 Nenonsct A brown, 1hc TICKLNUB—Amoikens A O A 81 19c; do XX Dlue 87, 184c; Arrowannn, 94c; Claromont 1640; Conestopa Ta tea, 174h0; Hami . 11§ Lewuton a 30, 150; Miunohshu 4-4, 200; Omega super Pearl River 22, 16jc; Put. ipe, 12¢; Shetucket Yooman' hino 29, 9c ieak, blueand bronn X hlue 1 biue Scovet, 184¢; Oc brown, 124c; do AAA, do do 144c Heymaker's 9hec; Myntio River DD st Kiver, blue and brown, blue and brown, 14gc. 3RICH—Baraard, 5hoj Eddystone lining, 24 inch double tave, 8§0; Garner A lazed), Fho; Manhattna ylove “Gnish, S owpert do o; do glased, Sgor Pequot do Bo3 Lockwood kid finish o, OORSET JEANS--Amory, 80j Andron coggin sntteen_84o; Clarendca, 6 oben sattaens, 7ic; Hallowel , 8c; Inbdi Orchard 740; Narragansett, improved, 82, Pepporill satteen 9ho: Rockport, 740 PRINTS--Aliens, 5§c; Americon, 64o; Arnold, 7c; Berwick, 4¢0; Cocheco, 705 Congstoga, 640; Dunkirk, 6)@7c; Eddystone, 7c; Gloucester, 6o: armony, 5j0; Knickerbocker, Ghe; Mer » do 134; do X Xto blue snd browm, Poarl ville, 2 3 Dunnell, i acD, 7o; Mystic, bho; Spragues, Go; Southbridge, 6c; do, Ginghams, fo; Marl. boro, bie; Oriental 64c, GINGHAMS—Amoskoag 94c) Arggie 10j0; Atlantic, 9¢; Oumberland, 7ho: Highlana, 74e; Kenilworth, 9jc; = Plau. kett. 9lcr Sugmex, Sc COTTONADKS-—Abberville 18he n, Agate, %0c; American, 110 Artisian, 200: Cairo' D aud T, 134e; Olarica D and T+ 174e; Deccan Co. atripes Dand T, 16c; Key- stone, 134c; Mantucket, 19c; Nonpareil 16c; ‘Ocosn D) and T, 134c; Royal, 164+ Suskox, 120; Tiogn, 194c; Waohusett ahirg tog cheoks, 12 Nankin, 1940 York, bl 1o, checks, stripes ond fax ; de b SHEKTING ogein 10-4,37 3ot do 9.4, 250; do Continntal 42, 110, Fruit{of tho Loom 104, New 1 Vork millsd, Sic; Pewliroko 10-4, 74, 19¢ do do 67, 4l¢ 1o 7%, 80¢; do bH, 92he, ot 1.4, 264c, do seroll 96, 99c 3 [10A '8 - Acid, Cazholi , Tartario, bhc; Balsam Copnbia, per 15, Sasuatran, per Ik, 13 Culomol, pe 503 Clnohon'4 poe o7, 8105 Obloroform, poer b, Bho) dover's po Salts, per Ib, 80c; Lead, Acetato, per Ib, 22 Castor, No, 1, per gal, ®1 a5; No. al, & 5 (0; Quinine P, & W, & R, & 8., Potussiua, Todide, per It , per_ oz, 400; Sulphate o Morphine, wer oz, §2 70; Sulppur flou: ver b, 4ot Stevchnine, vor or, 81 25, Palnts Qlls and Varnlahes gallon, gsllon, 1903 por ht, per por_ pallon, 184 per @ ailon, linaned, it , 163; 6%, 1o PAINTS IN OIL—White lead, Omaha P, P,, 60; white lead, 8t, Louis, pure, 8jc; Jareilles groom, 1 to 5 T cans, o rench rine, green weal, 1205 French rin red neal, 11c; French zine, in varnish asec, m?{'h!'unuh zince, in oil st 150; Raw R I'HE DaILY Brk- THURSDA Y Ju rofined Iamphlack, 1% 5 )1 1%0; drop bla groaa, L, M groe Lol & A Indinz red, 15¢; Vone i American ne yellow, L iryer, 8¢; graini wk, walnut. shoo i wnd [ [ ———— 11— o oy o A combination of Pres rnasians | « D™ 4 p A et e toridaor ,l;';ln.l}:'r'um‘- ark and £ROspho u‘f‘:mu ‘ Y ‘? ."' Jalatably /u#nll. ru;.: attor | B 4 ty, Loss of A . d 0, BEY, A. 1. HOBHS Writo 7 7 REV.J.L.TOWNER, Affer & thorough trial of the IES /, {RON TONIC, I take pleasure / PUBJ;F = Industiy, &5, saya- Dry Paints 0 lead, 8o; Frouch sino, 1001 Par g oy whiting glidere, 180 whiting com'l, 13c; lampblack CGerman. town, 140 s mpblack, ordinary, 10 sian blus, be; nltramarive, 180; beown, 8o nmber, bu cielonns, burn t, wlennn, rin g chrome groon, 200 reen K., 1205 vermillion willion, Americs, 18c; Indiau rose pink, 14o; venotian_ read, + venetian red A, 1§c; red | ine, 200 hro 3 ochre, rochelle 8 French, ) o Americ Winter's mineral, lehi, spanish brown, 2k Priu VARNISHES—Rarvels Furniture, extra, €1 1 &1; conch, exira, 21 40; #1 20; Damar, extra, 81 75y phaltum, oxtra, 85cj shells oil tiaish, 81 30, Hides, Furs, Ete. o# min, por onch, hides, 12@1 dos, wt, 8 015D, n jolts, H0@$1 81 25@160; damaged vat scorad and one gimb, tLirds rato,) branded hides 10 per Coon ak: . 1, 4505 N green lai raiture, No, buichor's hides, greca diy 2, 80¢; No. vandy at, 433 umber, raw W, 4 900 Cotu ohrom red, Joktnono oad, 7de; me yol. un, b brown, 2ho: oral Se, snllon apnn, 700; as 0; hurd 6% ealt, 1@12¢; f, wt, ander § Da, per skin, 50c) b Wi, Acw, two-third rate, olassod two- ecnt, off 20,3 No 1, 8001 N 150; No, 8, 150; No, 4, bo. Fox, Nolk, €00; No, 2, 260, Skunk, No, 1, b Ghes sbort eripe, 409 Lroad tripe, 100, 1 Leathor. allow To, narrow stripes Oak sole, 88¢ to 420; hemlock ole, 28c to 8c; hewlook kip, 00 to 1003 fibe to 80¢; hemloc f, locic upper, 28¢ to 26¢; oa o alligator, 400 to 6 50; oulf kid, 39@; Greincn kid, 2 50 to 275; onk kip, 800 100; onk calf, 120 to 1 110't0 1 55; Frenoh calf, 1 25 to 9 wetts, b 50 0 7 50; lin topplnge, 900 to 10 50; B, L. M to dbo; pebble O, D, Moroceo, 86 250 to 4 00, HARNES3—No1 s ar do, 89c; N._ 1 Ohio onk, f, 0 120; her 2 French ki 5, 600 to10 orocc runoer, 005 rue 3 simon; k, 420; No 3 No, 2 do, 80, 01 No. 1 Milwaukee, $70; No, 3do %o, Lumne WHOLRSALY. We quote lnmber, lnth and shinglen on care at Omahs JOIST AND SCANTLING -1 under, 22 00; 18 ft,, $28 60, TIMBERS—16 f£. and unde t the following pricer: 6 ft, sud £22 00, TIMBER AND JOI3T--18 ft,, 8238 :fih; 20 ft | 823 50, 23 ft., $26 50; 24 ft, No. 2, 822 00, SHEKRTING — No, 1 (2nd bonrds), $20 00; No. 3, $18 00, LIME—Per baredl, 81 25 bulk Oement, bbl, $2 35 Towa b $2 (0. Hair per bu, 600, folt 100 by, 88 50. Straw hoard, Heavy Hardw; Liat. Iron, eates, 32 80; plow steel, onat, 70; orncible, 8o east ool do, a5 WAZOD 8]0 dry, 110; tonguce, ench, 70@80 ench, 750; square’ outs, per Ib, wasbers, per 1b, 8@182; rivets, pe iron wodgoe, tooth, do; borsashoes. 5 95 BAREED WIR 6oy crowbars, 6o e teel, 7@hey lon's mulenhc K 40,401 e, kege, #3.48; do., qu tng, ke ¥ COAL; Morrin lunp, 84 0 } Common pl 2100, to_ 14 00, to 70 air, $75. t0 1005 Llguors L b per proof gallon; v 107 proof, 1 23 por prool whiskies, 1 00@1 25 neky tucky and Ponr BRANDIE lwmported, 4 Enginnd, 2 0024 00; domestte, 1 &5 007 84 00; Amoelann, per oase, 16 00, ‘Tobaccos, FINE OCT—Common, 20@4 45@060c) Rore Leaf, 70c¢; Premiu Disword Orown, Sweet c SMOKING -0, Durham, 16 Durham, 4 oz, o' Durham, 8 5H2¢; Duarham, 2 North Carolina, 8 0z, 410; Seal ¢ Carolina, 4 0z, 46 8, 2 0z, 48 0. K. Durbam, 2 ¢ 240; Tom and Jerry, PLUG _TOBACC lion. B0; Horseshoe, 48; & Toreey's, 48; Bla 0.3 Uncle BO@s Ny » 200; Muskovy, Seal of North Carolina, 16 oz, 42c; Heal of $26 50, FENCING-=No, 1, 4 and 6 in,, 24 00; ocmmon per ot plaetar Terrod 85 60, wpecial peoial or German,Be; okor, eot, b@: 225@3 00; huba, per act, 1125; felloan, sawod 0;_axlen, T@11o: r b, 110; coil chain, por 1b, 6@120: dmalloable, o harrow Brur 005, In car lote, Te @ 7o per 100, NAILS--Rates, 10 to 618, 8 K0, JHO' 0t, $1.85 Buck shot, 2,10, Oriental Powdor, kege, lo. hal ugs, §20. <ra), 3126, £ 1605 oo, oommi tice blended 1 50 “omeetlo, Nuw ‘ P04 i AND APPLE BRANDY-- INEB=-Importeo por ease, 120066 good, am, 505 Bixteen, oz, s of North Seal of North Caro 0. K. Durham, 4 o7, 285; Ned, 3's, Woal Merino unwarhed, ilght, 19@160; her v 18G1%¢; modinm unwashed, light, 16(: 20; washed, choino, 820 fair, 800 washed, 24c; burey, bisck snd eo tub and tted wool 2@be lew Mr. 0. F. Bange Married, NEw YORK, Juno 4 —A very scloot circlo of the frierds of Frano [ 3auge, the well known actor, were ad mitted by ticket to Plymouth church, at noon, warried to & Mrs, LaGrove, w ed 1 a divorce wbout a yenr ago, dny, when Mr. Bsugn vas ho figne The bride was known in profeselonal olrclen an Aznes Loonard, snd in yoars old about She fs a dnughtor of one 25 of tho wives of Mr, Singor, and 1s sald to have besome aesured come through # recent court, her io of u large in. declsion in ome being, it 1s eald, ba- tween §20 000 and §60 000 & year, 1S _UNFA Epil A Spasm “' 9 ickr val SAMARITY), ILING LLIBLE St. Vit us Dance, Alco Al Weakness, rofula, \nd all Nervous and Blood Di leases. %5~ To Clergymen,Lawyers,) teraryMen, Merchants, Bankers, Ladics and all whose sedentary emyl causes Nervous Prose tration, Irreguluritiesof the Blood, 8 Bowels or Kidueys, or who requi tonfe, appetizer or st it, Samaritan Nervina 1 invaluable, #™ Thou wonderful Invigor- ant that ev :| talned & sinkingsys- tem. $1.50at Drug- gists, For testimo- nials and circulars send stamp. INE[RIVIE) urnt umber, 11 cans 100; raw and | The DR, 8. A. RICHMOND MED, CO., Sole Propr’s, burat BSienna, 10s: vandyke brown, .g Bt. Joseph, Mo. [ calt | I conside a most_excellent remedy the debilitated vital forces. (n stating that I have boen kicaug Lonofited by it fse. Ministers and Pub- lic Spoakers will find it g of the greatest value where a Tonio {s nocess sary. I rocommend i a8 & reliable remedia! agent, possessing un- doubted nutritive and centorative propertios, Lowireiie, Ky,, Oct, 3, 185 BLUOD ENEPE | ) P < = (Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad.) AL LOWELL, Gen Pass. Ag't, Chicago. Finest Equipped Railroad in the World for ail Classes of Travel = 2 ©) g e i o i M 3: E - f 2 HENRY LEHMANN, WINDOW SHADES EASTERN PRICES DUPLIGATED. ot L3 2 B brd 118 FARNAM - OMAHA E. B. CHAPMAN & CO. St ™ R Onansg, Mab 1213 Farnam e —— o vveune o s v MANUFACTURGER OF STRICTLY FIRST-CLASH Y] (=) £ Dy 5 b7 o SE /M < e < <=3 = <q =] GATH CTTY PLANING MILLS MANUFACTURENS OF Carpenter’'s BMaterials ALSO SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, STAIRS, Stair Railings, Balusters, Window and Door Fraines, Etc. Hirst-olnes tacilitica for the Manufuctare of all kindy of blouldings, Plauio: smo ching » Bpecialty. Ordors from. tho conntry will be tute . ~aHons to STEELE, JJRASEN & G WEOLESALE GROCERS AND JOBBERS N Flour, 8Salt, Sugars, enned (loods, en- All Grocers’' Supplies. A Full Line of tho HGARS AND MARUFACTURED TOBAL tor BENWOOD RAILY ARD LAYL N & BAND POVDEL 50 M. Hellman & Ce WHOLESALE CLOTHIERS 1301 and 1803 Farnam St. Cor. {3 OMA! A, NEB.