Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 24, 1884, Page 3

OMAHA DAILY BEE--TUESDAY. JUNE 24, 1884, The Nebraska National Bank OF OMAHA, NEB. Pald Up Oapital . 380,000 unnl!: rnn. Nov. , 1888 16,000 [DIRECTORS, H. W. YATES, President, for many years Oashier of the First National Bank of Omaha. A. B, TOUZALIN, Vice President, Boston. W V. MORSE, of W. V. Morse & Co, JOHN 8, COLLINS, of G, H. & J, 8. Ool: ins, J. M. WOOLWORTH, Counsellor and Attor- ney st Law, L. 8, REED, of Byron Reed & Co. K K. HAYDEN, Assistant Osshier, THIS BANK opened for business April 27, 1882, ITS DIRECTORS AND STOOKHOLD- ERS are among the leading business of Oma. ha, and ita business is conducted with espocinl roference to the best and increasing Interests its mercantile patrons, CQOLLECTIONS receive special attention and charges lowest obtainablo hero or else- where. INTEREST allowed on time deposita npon avorable torms and upon acsounts of banks and bankers. FOREIGN EXCHANGE' Government Bonds and County aud Ot yaeourities bought and sold. FINANCE AND COMMERCE. FINANOCIAL New York, Jun —Money—After ad- vancing to 10 per cent, broke 2 per cent, closed at 2 per cent. offered. Prime paper—b@6 per cent. Sterling Bills—~Weak and lower, at 4 83}; demand, $1 813, Governments—W¢ no demand; fours de- clined 1 aud 4}s, @ per cont. Railways—Weak and lower, Stocks—Opened firms prices rose § to 3 per cent, Quincy, Union Pacific and Lake Shore being the features. Soon after the opening a selling movement set in, which lasted, with few interruptions, until after 2 p.am, Reports affecting the credit of prominent capital and financial institutions were freely circu- lated. The reports in each case proved to be unfounded. Money wa3 again manipulated, and the rate was bid up to 16 per cent, In the final dealings, the movement was parti- | allylost, but the market closed steady. Com- pared with Saturday's closing, prices are § to 1 per cent lower. Active shares commanded a bonus for use. During the afternoon houses with Chicago connections were free sellers. This had an unsetting effoct, Lackawanna was exceptionally strong, and closed fc higher on the day. The weakest stocks were St. Paul, Northwest, Quincy, Illinois Central, Chicago & Alton, Canada Southern, and Western Union. In the afternoon money be- camo easior, stocks firmer, and prices rallied 3 o 13 per cent. 100 110 . 8, new, 318 Paclfic 6 s of '95. 128 BTOOKS AND BONDS, Amerlcan Expross............ 86 Burl., Oedar Rapids & Northern, b8 Qentral Pacific. 2% 343 Ohieago & Alton. 18 do do pt 140 Ohl., Burl, & Quincy. 1083 Erle 13 ForWays & 0h 137 'ort Wayne & Chicago 27 Humlbl{&, St, Joseph, 36 do do do pfd... *88; Illinols Central......... 111 Ind., Bloom. & Western. c8 XKonsas & Toxas. .. 11 Lake Shnr('; &.&lrfidflgln So. 7192 Michigan Central.... 62 Minneapolis & 72 do 17 P, 928 Northern Pacific. 17; do 41, Northwestern. £3 do i 117 New York Central. 96 Ohio & Miseissippi. }n, 5 o ——— GRAIN AND PROVISIONS, CHICAG CHICAGO, June > PRODUCE. —Flour—Lifeless and un- changed; winter, fair to choice 5 00@5 4 spring 4 00@4 50; Minnesota bakers 4 20@4 2 ‘Wheat—Regular, nervous and not partic larly active; opéned 4@§ lower; rallied §@g: declined 18 from outsids prices; closed 13@15 below Saturday, Cash 853@854, June 814, July 85@8bh, August 86§, September 87] Winter nominal, spring inactive at 82, closed nominally at 843@84}, Corn—Quiet, wenk; opened }@§ lower; ral- lied } from inside figures; declined §@§; Auct- NEW ORLEANS, New Onteays, June demand ;_yellow mixed at Oats—Quict; choice at 427 Corn Meal — Fair demahd Pork—Quict, firm at 16 50, Cheese—1 anged. Lard —Steady; tierce refi 8; keg, 0, Whisky—Steady and unchanged, BALTIMORE, BALTIVORE, June 93, —Wheat--Westarn, ~ Corn — Fair white, 78, lowe ull; No. 2 winter red spot 90@997. Corn—Western, lower, dull; mixed spot 50}@5 Oats Juiet, firm; western white, 89@41; s, mixed Rye—Quiet: 68@70, Bege—Steady; 17@173. Whisky—Nominally steady; 1 14, MILWAUKEE PRODUCR. MiLwAUKER, June Wheat —Higher, «y, No. 2 and Juno, & 1 August, Corn - Oats—Scarce, firmn; Rye—Dull, nomins Barley—Dull and spring, September 64, ST, LOUIS PRODUCE June 28.—~Wheat—Lower and 2red 104}@1 00} for cash; L@ 8. Lours, fairly active; 108§ reked for c: ash; for August Oats—Lower and inactiv for July; 25k bid for July, iye - h Barley—No market, Butter-Unchanged. Eggs—Slow at 10c. Flax seod.—Nominal. Hay— Unchangod: timothy 12 00@19 00 Bran-—Unchanged; 6% at mill. Corn Meal—Steady 8 00. Cart Boarn,—Wheat—Firmers 92 July; 904@90} August; 913@91E bid Septem: October. Cora—Dull; nothing done. Oats—Dull; nothing dor OHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Drover's Journal Report: Hogs —Steady and un- L 4 60@h 10; | ; light, 4 60@ rough pack b 106 changeds and shipping, i 3 00%@ 4 € common dull; ng best firm; choice ship, rto good cows, 225@ 00@4 50. 50 per A’ special Liverpool cable reports cattle firm; best American steers, D@17 00; dressed sheep, steady, at 15@17e for good to choice. ST, LOUIS LIVE STO0K, Sr. Toums, June 23—Oattlo—Corn fed steers, firm; wanted ports 6 65@7 00; com- mon to choice, shipping. 5 50@6 60. Seecp—Steady; firm for best; common| very dull; medium to extea, 3 00@4 40; lambs 4 00 @b 00, Hogs—Weak, lower; Yorkers, 500@5 10; packing, 4 76@b 10, heavy b 10@b 75. KANSAS OITY LIVE BTOOK, Kaxsas Ciry, June 23.—Cattle cady; natives, 4 90@6 30; fair to good native cows, 3 50@4 25. Hogs—Select lights, steady: heady grades e lower; 4 70@4 90. e —— TRAFFIO. FLOUR AND GRAIN, OR10AG0, June 23.—Receipts and ship- ments of flour and grain for the past ¢8 hours have been as follows Recelpta, . 8,000 32,000 Bhip'ts. Flour, bbls. .. Wheat, bushels. Corn, bushels. ... Oats, bushels. Rye, bushels Barloy, bushe New YoRrk, June 23.— Reoelpts and shipments of flour and grain for the past 24 hours have been as follows: 10,000 157,000 Receipts Ship'ts. « 138,000 217,000 . 165,000 97,000 L 206,000 1,100 LIVE STOOK, OH10aG0, June 23.—Recelpts and ship. menta of live stock for the past 24 hours have been as follows: Corn, Oats, June 23, — Reoelpta and shipmonta of live stock for the past 24 hour have boen as follows: Reoelpts, Ship'ts Qattle 1000 ogs. 75 Sheop .- ; B, Lous, June 23. — Receipts and ship- ment of live stock for the past 24 hours have been as follows: Recelpts, Bhip'ts, 1,800 OMAHA MARKETS ‘Wholesale Prices. Orriok or THE OMAHA Bxx, } Monday Evening, June 23, uated; closed §@g below Saturday, = Cash and June bi4, July dok, August 554@558, Septem- er Bb§, rejected 4 Oats—Slow eas; turas declined & Cash and June September 204, year 26, Rye—Dullat 5. Barley—Nominal, 62@65, Timothy — minal, Flax—Firm, 1 54 Pork—Dull, uncbanged; cash 18 00@18 50; June, July, August and September 19 10@ 1915, Lard—Active and unsettled; opened 10@15 lower; declined 12§@15; rallied 5@74; closed steady; cash and June 7 85; July 7 35@7 874; 7427 50: September 7 b73@7 60. Shoulders b 80@b 90; short ot clear, 7 96, nchanged 110, . way and unchlmg»lx!; choice cream- + cwh unchanged; near fu- ong deliveries receded §@ 1§, July 314, August fancy dairy, 15 Ste unchang asier 4t 10, low; salted quoted bull 64, dam- ight 8§; heavy 7c; calf 124, No. 1sold 6. ard ~Wheat, June and July } higher, August and September § higher; corn, July and August } higher, Septomber & higher; oats, June and September 4 higher, July and August unchanged; pork, uochanged; lard, July 2} higher, NEW YORK PRODUCE, Niw Yok, Juns 23, —Wheat—Spot 3@1 and options @1} and unsettled. No, 2 Chicago, -rn ditto to arrive, 94§ ' f 034 : ungraded red, 82@ No. 2 red, 99@I 00} ; options 4@§ 1o closed weak ; graded, H6@63) 3 D 613@634; August 634, Oate—3@1 lower, closiog weak ; mited western, 36@38; white, 87@413. Eegs - Western, fresh, fairdemand, and finn at 17@17 Pork—Dull and drooping; old mess quoted at 162 Lard oints lower ; western steam, #pot, quoted 7 ‘Butter—Dull and in buyers’ favor, INOINN AT 1, June 23, — Wheat — Quiet; 101@1 03, W i Dull and la Oats es] 843, Rye—Dull. 6607, Pork-Dull and lower, Lard—Dall avd drooping. Bulk Meats Dull and lower to sell; should ems, i; short ribs, 8, Whisky—Quiet; 1 07, KANSAS CITY, Kaxsas Ciry, June 25— Wheat—Weak and lower; 77@T79 cash; 764 bid July and Au quet. Corn—Lower and nowinal; 44} bid cash; 443 July; 44§ August Oats—Dull and nominal, The following prices are charged retailers by jobbers, wholesalers and commission mer. chants, with the excoption of grain, which is quoted attho prices furnished by the elevators and othor local buyer No. 2, 67§ Rye—Cash, No. 8, 43! Oorn—No, 2, 40@4130. Osta—No, 2 823@34c. TOLEDC, ToLgno, June 23, —~Wheat—Quiet and un- changed ; No. 2 red, cash 913@92. Corn—Fair demand at lower rates ; No, 2, cash and June, 06§ asked. Oats—Lower; No, 2, cash, 33, LIVERPOOL, Laverroor, June 23, —Breadstuffs —Dull and easier. \\')Imn —Winter, 7s 61@8s ; spring, 7s 4d@ 78 5d, Corn—0s G3d. ‘Wool, Light fine 14@17. Heavy fine 10@13, Medium 14 @17, Coarve 10@13, Burry 2 to be off, Lave swock, BrrErs—4 25@5 60, Var Cows—3 b0@4,25, Hoas— 3 50@4 2! Baxer—3 50@4 0, OaLves—6 00@7 Hides, Stendy; groan butchers, 54@0; green saltod, Th@Be; dry flint, 12@17¢; dry salt 10@111¢ damaged hides, two-thirds price. Tallow—bh@be e@81 00 Sheep Pelts. General Produce. _Byaws—Recoipta light and demand good, Eaad picked navy, per bu, $250; medium, 200@2 25, n good demand, Choice bright 26@280: common to good dark per Ib, Nothing new to be said; the mar- ntinues to be in the same dull and weak condition, and an improvement of any impor- tance is not looked for until August, *Storage houses filling up fast with the better les from commission houses are for best table; poor Y, 15@16c. Cinkg—"Ohio” per bbl, $1.00; **¥ ork State ' per bbl, 88 00; per § bl, 84 75; condensed per @000, Rananm, gs, Ib.,, 160, Dates, in fralls, 7do; dates, fard, in boxes, 124c. Frorr Burrras—Apple butter, in 80 1b pails, per Ib, 7o Plum buttar, 74e. Hay—Balod, $3.00@10.00; loose, $10.00@ JruLy—1n 20 and 30 Ib pails, 6@7o; tn 2 Ib, ars, per_doz, $1060; ssoNo tumblors, per dot, 81 20; schoonars, per dozen, $3 00. Marwx SvaAr—Pure, in bricks, per Ib, 16c; Ohio, 180; small cakes, 12§c. OaT MeaL—Steel cut, per bbl, $6 25, per Ox1088 —New Southern per Ib, 8@8)e. Porcor- In good demand at 2@2he per Ib, Pourtiy—Receipts of old chickens heavy and prices_considerablo lower, sales today, £3.00@3 25 per doz.; spring _chickens in good demand at §2 75@ 00 accordi. g to size, POTATORS —Are very scarco and choice old o per bushel. New potatoes Lower prices looked for next sold as high as § $450 a barrel, week, Preszuves—(In 201b pails)—Stawberry respberry, blackberry, per b, 13c: neschea cherries, plums, apricots, figs, per Ib, 120; cranberry sauce, per Ib, So. Provisions—Ham, 13¢; b, bacon, 12ic & & bacon, Tlje; d.'s. aidos 108c; short Hib sides, 104c; shoulders, Sjo; mess pork. por bbl, $18.50, Dried boef, 15¢. Lard, 9@10c. Vrarrantes —Spinach, per bbl, $2'00; new cabbage, per doz SO0@1 00; lottuce, per doz., 95¢; redishes, por doz., 250; turnips por bu, b0c. beets, per bu, 7be; cucumbers, per doz. $1 00; Pie, plant per Ib. 2. csuliffower por doz §100; new carrots, per lb, 8o Tomatoes, $ bu, box, 75@S1 00: <reen pesipor bushel lox, $1.00: string boans par bushal box, £2,00 SiaLt Favrs — Stranborries, por 2-quart 00. Black raspberries, 3 00, Red ries, per 12-quart: case, $1 00, Goose] berries, por bu 150, Wild plums, p 0, apples per box 50@1 00; o, ks—Plentiful and cheap. All kinds of packages sent to market, sell- ing at the rate of about 82 00 per bush, Dry Goods. Brows SuerTiNos—Atlantio A, 740; Atlan tio P, 6o: Atlantio LL; bho; Branswick, 7dc; Beaver Dam LL, 6fo; Liswrence LL, be; Paci. fio H, 7fo; Royal Standard, 8e; Indian Head A, 8c; Wauchusett A, 7ic. 'FiNE Browx SukeTiNGS —Argyle, Tio; Pep- porell R, 7o; Salisbury R, 6o BLracED CoTToNs ~Ballon 44, 63c; Bal, 7-8, B, Cumberland 4-4, 8o; Davoll DD nount, 4dc; Fruit of the Loom 4-4, £ the Wost, 8jc; Golden Gato, 8o} Hill 78 1l 4-4, d0; Lonsdale 8ic; Now Vark Mills, 113e; Wamsutta, 10ic, Ducks (Colored)—Boston, 8 oz., 11c; Bos. ton, 10 oz, 14he; Boston, 9 oz, 14c; Fall River, 8jc, Docks (Gray)—West_Point, 8 ox, 1lo Waest Point, 10 oz., 14c; Boston Bear, 8 oz, e. TrokiNas—Amoskeag, 14c; Continental Fancy, 9§c; Cordis, 10§c; Pearl River, ldc;| P York, 12fc; Hamloton Awnings, 12}c, DENIMS—Amoskeag, ldc; Beaver Creek AA, 12; DBeaver Creek BB, 1lc; Beaver Creol CO. _10: _Haymakers 8c; Jaffrey D & T. 128c; Jaffrey XXX, 12jo; Pearl_Kiver, 18c; Warren AXA (brown| 12¢; Warren BB (brown), 11c; Warren C (brown), 10c. Oanprios—Fifth avenue glove finish, bc; Keoystone glove finish, bic, JORSET J EANS—Amory, Tho; Kearsayer, 83c; Rockport, 7c. Prints—Allens,bjo; American, 5o; Arnolds, 60; Cocheco, 6c; Harmony, 4o; Indigo, 74c; Indigo 7:8, 11}o; 4}o; Charter Oak, 4c. Hancock, 8¢; ‘Prints SHIRTINGS —Amerlcan, 5c; Cocheco, | B 503 Gloucester, 5o:Southbridge, 41c; Waverlys, 4jo; Rosedalo, 43c. INGHAMS —Amoskeng staplos, 8}o; Bates staplos, $fo; Lancaster staplos So; Plunkot plslds,’ 0c: Hudson checks, 8jc; Amoskesg ersians, 9c. Dress Goons—Atlantic alpaces, 9jc; Per- siane_cashmer, 23jc; Hamleton cashmere, 154c; Hamloton Fancus, 11jc; Hamleton bro- cados, 16; Arlington brocads, 18, Tiquors. ArcoRoL—188 wine aloohol, 220 per wine allon extra California spirits, 188 proof, 12 per proof gallon; triple rfined spirits 187 proof, 1 14 ggr roof gallon; ro-distilled whiskies 1 00@1 50; fine blended, 1 50@2 50; Kentucky bourbons, 200@7 00; Kentucky and Ponnsylvania ryee, 2 00@7 00. Branpies—Imported, 6 00@1600; domestio 1 40@4 00. Gins—Imported, 4 50@6 00; domestic, 140 Rous—Imported, 4 50@6 00; New England, 200@4 00; domestic, 1 50@3 60, gncu AND Az;u B::gm—l 76@4%1 JHAMPAGNES—Im) T Case, m 3400; Amorioanyiper case, 13 00@16 00, Drugs. DruGs AND CHemMICALS—Acid, carbolic, 85c, acid, tartaric, B5c; balsam capabis, per llb.. G5e; bark sassafras, per 1. 120; calomel, per1b, | 763 _cinohonidis, per oz., 80.65; chloroform per 1b, 81 10; Dovers powder, per Ib., $1.25; psom sals, per b, 8; glycerine, puro, por 1b., 28c; lead acetate, per 1b., 22c; oil, castor, No 1 per gal., 81.55; oll, castor, No. 8 gal., 81.40; ol olive, , 81.40; oll ganum, 50c; opium, uinine, P. & W; and R/& S ; potassinm, alicin, per oz. 3.7 ‘morphin our, per 1b., 4c; a a Grocers l‘lsl:n ANNED GOODS—U); case, Ci Ty 8 70@8 80; straw! per case, 2 60@ 2 10; raspberries, 2 Ib, per case, 2 90; Bartlett poars, per case, 3 40; Whortloberries, o case, 810; ogg plus, 3 1, per case, 2 90; green gages, % b, per case, 390; pine apples, 2 T per case, 4 8 50, Ro{li_sohhld 4 inch and larger, 9o, § inch, ; inch, JANDLES—Boxes, 40 lbs, 16s, 15c; 8s, 15c; bozxes 40 1bs, 16 oz., s, 160, Marones—Per caddie, 860; round, cases, bunch, $8 00 | Ned, ¥ 256; Tom and Jerry, 23, Indigo 4-4, 12fc; cheap sale | iro Leather, Onk sols, 88e@426: hemlook sole 28@8Be; houock kip, 80 hemlook calf, 85¢ to 1003 hemlock upper, 29¢ to 240; oak _upper, 24o; alligator, 4 00 to b 50; onlf kid, $2@35; Greisen kid, 2 b kip, 800 0 1.00; ok calf, 120 to 1 30; h Kip, 110 to 1 55; French oalf, 1 25 to 3 00; ra. wets, B 50 to 760; liningn, 600 to§ 50; top. pings, 9 00 to 10 60; B, L, Morocco, 80¢ to 88c; pebble O, 1, Morocco, 856; simon, ; Hansrss—No, 1 star ok, 870; No 2 dop 850; No. 1 Ohlo oak, 850; No. 2 do, 88c; No. 1 Milwatkes 840: No 2 do 88c, No. 1 Pitts onk har, 87c; No. B Pitts oak har, 850, Paints, Olls and Varnishes. e, S £ Pl e 00 ond gallon, jo; 175° headligh per g‘flhm, 'i?.:; b water whito, Ku‘.’. seed, raw, pr gallon530; Tinwood, botlod, per (Illlun. @ winter str'd, per gallon, 80ct No. 1,'700;No. 3, 60c; eastor, XXX, por gal. lon, 1" 60; No. 8,1 40; swaet, par galion 100 sperm W.,B., per gallon, 160; fish, W, B,, vergallon, 85¢; neatsfoot axtra, ber gallon, 0c} No. 1, 780; lubricating, sero, per gallon, 80c; summier, 15¢; golden machine, No, 1, per gal. Ion, 85¢c; No. ‘9, 280; sperm, slgmal, por gall 80c} turpentine, per gallon, 48c; naptha 74°, por eallon, 16e. PAINTS 1§ Or—White lead, Omaha P, P, 63o; whito load, St, Louls, pure, 64c; Marsailles groen_ 1 to b Ib cans, 200; Fronch zinc, groon weal, 1201 Fronch zine, red_seal, 110; Fronch %ino, In varnish asst, 90c; Fronch zino, in oll asst, 180; raw and burnt nmber, 1 1b oans, 100} raw’ and burnt Sienna, 100; vandyko brown, 180; refinod lampblack, 1205 coach black, an¢ ivory black, 16¢; drop black, 16c: Prussian blus, 40c; ultramarine blue, 18¢; cirome green L. M. & D,, 16¢; blind and shutter green, I, M. & D., 160; Paris groen, 18c; Indian red, 160; Venetian red, 9 red, 22¢; Amerls can_Vermillion, I & P., 18¢; chromo yellow L. M, 0, &D. 0, 180 yellow ocliro, 9o; golden_ ochre, 18c, patent diyer, 8o; graining Soloes, light onk, dark oak, Walntt, Chm taog ond ash 150, Dry_Paints, Whito lead, 8c; French zinc, 100; Parls whitiug, O4c;' whiting gilders, 1o; whiting com'l 1o; Iampblack, Germautown, Lics lampblack, ordinary, 10¢; Prossian blus, Bio; altramarine, 18; vandyke, brown, So; umber burnt, 4o; umber, raw, 40; siouna, burnt, sienna, raw, do; Parls groon, gouuine, Paris groen, common, 200; chromo green, N. Y., 2003 chrome froom, K., 130, vermillion, Eng,, 700; vermillion, American, 18c: Indian rei, 100 rose pink, 1dc; Venetian red, Cookson's, 2Jc; Vonotian red, Ameriean, 13c; rod load, 780; chromo yellow, genuine, 30c; chromo yol- low, K., 12c; ochre 'rochelle, Sc: ochre. French, 2§0; ochre, American, 20; Winter's mineral, 240! lohigh brown, 240; Spsnish brown, 2hc: noo's mineral, Sc. VAuNISHES—Barrols gallon: Furnl turo, extra, 81 10; furniture, No, 1, 81; coach, extra, 81 40; coach, No. 1, $1 20; Damar oxtra, 81 75; Japan, m;ughnltum. extra, 860; shallac, $3 603 hard oil finish, 81 50, Heavy Hardware List. Tron, rates, 2 50; plow steel spocial cnst, 60 crucible, 7c; special or German, fic; cast too; do, 16@20; wagon spokes, sot, 2 25@S 00; hubs por set, 1 45; folloes mawed dry, 140; tongues, oach, 70@85c; axles each, 760; square nuts per Ib, 7@11c; washers er 1b, 8@18c; rivets, per b, 11¢; ooll chaln, per Ib, 6@120; malloabls, 80 n wodges, 6c; crowbars, 6¢; harrow teeth 4e‘m;dm; ‘tool, 7@80; Burden's horsohoos 4 70 len’s puleshoes 5 70, Banreep Wire—In car lots, 485 per 100, Nars—Rates, 10 to 60, 2 (5, SHor—Shot, 1 85; buck shot, 2 10& orlental powder, kegs, 6 40; do., half kegs, 848; do., kegs, 1 88; blasting, kegs, 8 85; fuse, per 100 foet, ‘50c. Lrap—Bar, 165, OoArL—Cumberland blacksmith, 10 00; Mor ris run Blossburg, 10 00: Whitebreast lump; 5 00; Whitebreast nut, 5 00; Jowa lump, b 00 Towa nut, 5 00; Rock Bprl&:{{, 700; Anthra cite, 11 26@11 50; Canon City, 700, per tcn Lumper. ‘WHOLESALE, We quote lumber, lath and shing es on oars at Omaha at the following pricea: JoIsT AND SOANTLING—16 ft, and under 22.00; 18 £t, 23 60, TiMnxns—16 foet and under, 22 00, TIMBER AND Jo1sT—18 ft, 28 50; 20 ¢, 28 50; 22 ft, 26 50; 24 ft, 26 50, and 6 In,, 24 00; No, 2, 26 50. FznoiNg—No, 1, 4 22 00. ¢ SaxETING—No, 1(2d common boards), 20 00; No, 2, 18 00, S8rook Boarns—A, 45 00; B,40 00; O, 35 00. Froouna—No, 1, 40 00; 'No. 2, 85 do; No. 3, mSmma, cloar—27 00; No, 2, 25 00; No, 8, ., 8700; §, 25 00, SHINGLES, Dest— 50; standard, 8 50, Lata—38 25 per M, Liun—Per barrel, 1 25; bulk per bushel, 85c; cement, bbl, 2 25; Town plaater, bbl, 2 60; hair mrl:iu..flgg; ‘Torced folt, 100 fbs, B 50; straw , 860, OEILING. DENVER MARKET. L1VE ETOCK. Beof Cattle, 100 1b. 5 50@5 75; drossed 9 75 @10 00; sheep 4 b0@H 50; hogs, live, b00@ 5 50; dressod 7 00@7 25, Hides.—Dry Flint, [11§@12c.; green 4@bc.; Tallow.—5(@Re. Wool.—Colorado 11@15e.; New Mexico 7@ Froun—100 Ibw, 1 85@2 25; patent, 100 bs 2 85@3 25; Grahaim, 100 Ibs, 2 00; ryo, 100 lbs 225@2 45; buckwheat, 100 1bs, 10 00@10 50, bran, ton, 13 00@15 00; corn tmeal. 100 lbs. 14561 75, GRAIN—Whoat, 100 lbs, 1 40@1 45; corn, In sacks 100 Ibs, 110@1 15: oats, 100 1bs, 1 40 @155 barley, 100 lbe 1 4001 2 55 square_oasas, 170, Hax—Bal 00; atraw, 11 00 su:?ud 17,5""1 i T‘m“giefh' 12,06 e e 4 granulated, 7fc; confeotioners’ A, 7o Stand: | Burren—Finest, 24@%6c; dalry cholos, 16@ .‘""5}2‘4‘"»“3&’1 S0,y metim lhiqu;?“:%’n':ual"i ? y d w.' h low, B}c; dar] ow, o, i s 5 ) ars prades. 1900 1%0s fale18 | 1oimr s T LA@100) ranob, o, fres @184c; good, Mc; priume, 16@1bies. chol 3 BOO LH 10, 3 ce 16@176; Tancy groen: and 'yol.law,llbaalflu;old vorument Java, 20 26c; Leverlags rosstod, 7o;_Arbuckle's romsted, 16}c; ughlin's XXXX romstod, 16fc; mitation Java, 16} @183; Clark’s Aurora, 16jc. Ri08—Louisiana prime 0 choloe, 73 falr '‘si—No. 1 mackerel, half brls., 850; No 1 mackerel, its, 1 15; family macl hal bels,, 7 00; family mackerel, kits, 98c; No, 1 white fish, half brls., 8 75; No, 1 kits, 115, Brrup—Standard Com.. 80c, bols; Standard do, 4} gallon kegs 1 85; Standard do, 4 gallon kegn 187, Bopa~In Ib papers, 8 80 per case; keg per It, o P10 Les—Medium, In barrels, 8 25; do K ) In half barre's, 4 75; small, in barrels, 9 26; do | in half barrels, 5 25; ghorkins{ in barrols, 10 25; do in half barvels, B 15, Tras—Gunpowder, good, 45@Bbo; cholos 60 76c; good Imperial, ; cholce, 60@66c oung Hywon, - good, 30@6dc; ' cloo. 85c@1 00; apa natural loaf, 850; Japan, cholce, 60@75c; Oolong, good, 85@40c; Oolong, choion, 40 Boudhong, good, BO@ALS o, y ‘WoonENWARE—Two hoop palls, 1865; throe hoop pails, 210, Tabs, No. 1, 900; Plo- neor . washboards, 185 Double Ofown 2 90; Wallbuckets, 8 25, Boaps—Kirk's Savon Tmperlal, 8 45; Kirk's satinet, 860; Kirk's standard,’ 8 76; Kirk's white ‘Russian, b625; Kirks eutocs, 2 15; Kirk's Prairio 'Quoen, (100 cakes,) 40c; Kirk's ‘magnolia, doz. Porasii—Ponnsylvania cans, 4 case, in case, 885; Babbitt,s ball 2 doz, in case, 1 90; Anchor , 2 doz in case, 160, OANDY—Mixed, 12@13¢; [stlck, 11o; twist stick, 10jc, Vingoas—New Yorkapple 160; Ohlo ap+ wle, 180, Saur—Dray loads, per bbl, 170; Ashton, tn sacks, 8 60; bbls dairy 60, be, 8 30, Sranon—Pearl, 4ho; Bilver Gloss, 8oy Coru Btarch, fo; Kxcelslor Gloss, 70; Corn, The. Bri0kaPoppor, 1c; allspioe, 166; clovee, 280} cassla 10c. Lyz—American, 8 40; Greenwich, 8 40; Western, 2 75; North Star, 2 00; Lewls' lye, 4 66; Jowell lye, 276 Tobaccos PrLua ToBaoco-—Olimax, 500; Bullion 60c; |~ Horseshoe, blo; Star, bc; Ruddy, 4bo; Her- soy's, 40c; Black, 58 Our—Common. 20@800; good, 60c; Rose Leaf, 70¢; Premium, 666; Diamon: gal, 856, Crab applo, per gal. 85c. Onzrse—Fnll cream. western, 10@11; Wis- consin new 11}; young A cerican 12@ 15, %000 ANUTS—Por 100, ¢4 76@b 00, Faos - Scarce and in strong request at 14c. FoueioN Fruims—Meisina oranges, per box, 86 50, ~Messina lemons, per box, $4 50 Orown, b6c; Swet Sixtean, 50c. BMOKING—O, 8., 22c; Moerschaum, 800; Dur ham, 8 oz, B60; Durham, 4 oz,, 670; Durhaw 2 0s,, 65c; Seal of North Carolina, 8 oz., 66 Soal’of North Carolina, 4 oz., 87c; Seal o North Carolins, 2 0z, #0; 0, K Durbai, 4 oz, Z80; O, K. Duiham, 2 oz, 80; Uncle | I | Hexar—Full cream, 14@15¢0; Limburger, 1803 Swiss, Importod. 8%, PouuTRY—Live, chickens old, doz, 60;@6 00 spring chickens, 8 50@1 50; dressed Ib, 18@19c. ;;wAmlu—dr-day, 100 1bs, 76@8bc; New VraEraBLES— Onions, new, 100 lbs, 3 00. bbage, new, 100 lbs, 3 00; beots, 100 cal 1bs 750@1 00, Frurrs—Orange Messiena box, 6 00@6 50; lomons, choloo Mouiza. 876@4 50 apples California, bbl, 4 00; bananas, bunch, 600, Mears—Hams, 1b, 18)@14¢; bacon, break- hlt,l?&@lflc lsrd, in tlerces, b, 10¢; dried beef, 16c; dry salt sides, 9@10c, Fisn—Mackerel, No,1, 160, kit, family, 175@2 25; California salmon, half bbl, 10 b0} Holland herring, kee, 100@1 75; trout, per b, 17@18¢. STRCK PLANO HAS NO SUPERIOR. The Steck is a Durable Piano. THE STECK HAS BINGING QUALITY OF TONE NO OTHER PIANO, BOLD NLY BY WOODBRIDGE BROS,, 215 OPERA HOUSE, OMAHA NEB., FOUND "SCHMELING & BELSCHNER, DEALERS IN TIN; IRON & ZINCWARE 021 Bouth 18th, between Jackson and Jones Ste, Job Work u Rooting, Guttering, Ete., promptly ne. A. CAJORI, Druggist! N. E. Cor. 10th and Pacific Sta, SODA WATER ! Presciptions A Specialty. to 1 00; runner 650 to 800; | ¢ Rail All traine o From Unik U. P, R R, MAINJLINE, Tiaavn | ARRIV, Ml and Exp..11:40 am | Atlantio Bxp. ... Paciflo Exp. .. ..8:2 pm | Mail nd Eip Dalls, REP 1 Lincoln Exp. DUMMY TRAINS—BRIDGE DIVISION, 0:40, §:00,0:00, 10:00, 11:18 & m., 1:00, On Sundayw. Leave Omaha. 2:00, 3:00, $:00, 5:00, 6:00, 10:85 p. i, 8:40,0:00, 11:1 Arrive ot br depet, Cou Loato. 9:80, 10:80, 11 11:06p.m’_ On Sund 3.30, utos Inter, Leave Counoll Blufts Transfor depof 87, 114 37, 8:87 Arrive Omana 9:87,10 BLE Lm AVR. LRAY B st Paul Exp. (Note.) The : connect with urday, * Excopt Sunday, § Except Mon- VR | ARRIVE, . 12:65 p m | Lincoln Exp....12:86 p m 30, 0:85 way Time Table, In Effect June 18, rrive at and depart from Omaha on rd Time, which is 24 minates fastor on Pacific Depot; Tenth St, JBLICAN VALLEY DIVISIC 5 a. m ; 1:00, 8:00, 5,00, 8 wtor dopot 18 minutes fat | Bluffs, 90 minutos iater, all Blufts, Broadway depot, 7:20, 40 a.m. 20, 0:30, 11:40 &, m.; 1:80, 5, 11:06 pro. Arrive at Tran fer 7 min. 7:85, 8:87, , B:37, 8:45, 78 m; 1:07, 9 TRANSFE ARRIVE. 0: 818 a m | Pass. No. 61 | ARRIVR, 5 m | Omaha Exp....0;% am Mall % o060 p R, B ARRIVR, St Pav' Exp Mall, .o am Rxprom?. . DosMoines A 040 8 m §:1 ARWIVE, :00 pm dummy traing also onst-bound traing, but on close time. WABASH, 8T. LOCIS & PACIFI( L Cannon Bal Mail Exprosst. ARRANGEMENT OF SU During June Saturday, Sund ARRIV Cannon Ball.. Dally. . (vin Council Bluffs.) ARRLY Expresst. Mail, 6:56 p m DAY TRAINS and Monday Chicago trains will rotate as follows; — Saturday ovening traing leave Juue 14th via St. I*; Juno 7th and 25th vin th 20t Vin the orth-Westor Arrive Rock_Island in the same order the Monday following. Sunday morning trains depart and Sunday evening trains arrive June 16th via the Rook Is! 1at and 984 via the North-Western, aud June §th and 20th via the C M &St P, From B, & M. Depot; Tenth Stroet. M. RAILROAD—MAIN LINE, DENVAR RXPRESS. 9:26 pm Daily. OMAHA AND PLATTTMOUTH TRAINS: 7. d8: t &7Q R, R-(via Plattsmonth) VR, ARRIVE 8:46 & m | Omaha Exp......8:40 50 p m | Woatern Exp s , 8T, J. & C, B, (via Plattsmouth.) ARRIVE From C, 8t. P, M, & O. Depot, 14th and ‘Webster Streets, 0, BLF. M. & O, AR :80 am | No 8 Mixed.... \8:80pm | No 1 Passenger. b: ‘Sundava Excopted. Opening and Closing of Malls, novrs orax, olomw. am. pm. am. pm. O'&N.W.,0,R.L&P,0. B, &Q., 8t Paul & Sloux City.11:00 0:00| 7:00 B8:15 8.C. &P, In Iowa 00| 640 ., 8t ., 8t P, M, & Unlon Facifio, 0. & Republican B. & M. Expross B, & M. pouch Bend, Lincoln etc, 11:00| ) mail for Ashland, ‘8. 1 480 Oftlco open Bundays from 12:00 m. 4+ 1:00 p. m. 3K OOUTANT, Postuaaster P AV E M —WITH— X FALL BRANITE. And your work is done for all time to come. WE CHALLENGE Th g World to produce a more durable material for street pavement than the Sioux Falls Granite, ORDERS FOR ANY AMOUNT OF Paing bl —OR-- Clara Place, lots £300 to $600. am | Is a beaut:ful piece of ground lying one block sonth of Gilman Elm," REATL ESTATH. Syndinate Hill Addition, lots $100, $10 Cash, and " per month, BEDFORD & SOUER, Silma Hince, lots §150 o $300, ; Aaiey BEDFORD & SOUER, Agents, ve BEDFORD & SOUER, Agents, Tukey & Keysor's Sub-Division, lots $125't0"$160, BEDFCRD & SOUER, ite, Hawthorn Addition, lots 8350 to $650. BEDFORD & SOUER, Agents, Kirkwood Addition, lots $400 to 8450, BEDFORD & SOUER, Agents. Hanscom's Addition, lots 500 to $650. BEDFORD & SOUER, Agents, Syndicate Hill Addition BEDFORD & SOUER, . One Hundred Dollars For a cnoice lot in Syndicate Hill Addition. This addition joins the the Syudicate lands insouth Omaha, and will rapidly build up with com fortable homes. These lots are beautiful and are near the stock yards and packing houses, aud will be occupied as homes by the employes of these works, and are undoubtedly the Yvest value for the price of any lots in the market, Several have been sold and the price will soon be ad- vanced. We have the exclurive agency on thisaddition. Terms easy. GILMAN PLAGE i This is a new addition on Leavenworth straet in West Omaha, A low price has been puton them to start them $150 to $300, Oa easy terms, The grading and improvements to be made on Leavenworth St., this spring,will make this very valuable property. o CLARK PLACE. ' This is a sub-division of the Megeath property facing Hancom' Park on thesouth. Gsod location, nearstreet car, fine view and has %)ood growth of native timber. This is one of the finest additions in maha, and will sely rapidly. Price $300 to$659. One-foarth vash balance on good time. Kirst come, first served. This is a splendid op- portunity for persons whointend building for a home. TUKEY &KEYSOR'S SUB-DIVISION” West Omaha. The first of these lots will hesold at $125 to $160, and | are a bargain. A nice sightly location, beautiful place for a home nud;lg splendid investment for a rich man or a poor man. i HAWTHORNE This addition lies between Capitol avenue and Cass street, ten blocks from the High School, one mile from the postoffice, and is what is known ag inside property. The city is built up far beyond this addition and the finost residencesin the city are in this locality. The grsde ou Davenport street has been established and work commenced, and will be completed as soon as the weather permits, The contract has been let for buildin, large brick school house on Douglas street, three blocks from this addi tion. We predict that these lots will more than double in_value kefore August, asit is the most desirable part of Omaha and would have been built up years ago had it been placed on the market. Prices $350 TO 850 Adjoining lots are being sold at double the price we ask for these. KIRKWOOD. We have six lots left in this addition which we offer at & bargain, FARM HiTLANDSI We have some improved and unimproved !farms [near’Omaha,’and some well improved farms in Sarpy county. HOMES' Resiaence and Residence Lots in all parts of the city, and BUSINESS LOWS On all the best streets in the business center. =, We have for wale lots in Shinn’s Addition, Parker's Addition, Nelson's Add . tion, Armstrong's Addition, Lowe's Addition, Park Place A(ldl_ on, Isaacs & Sel | den’s Addition, MoCormick's Addition, Hanscom Place, flfl:hvkl Addition, Bury Oak Addition, Johnson's Addition, Reed’s Addition, Kountze's Addition, Syndicate Hill, Gilman Place, Olark Place, Tukoy & Koysor's mh-d!vulan, Hawthorne Addi- tion, Kirkwood Addition, Boyd's Addition, Yates & Reed's Addition, eto., ete, .3} MACADAM | BEDFORD & SOUER. filled promptly. Samples sent and estimates given upon application, WM. MoBAIN & CO., Sioux Falls, Dakota HITCHCOCK & PAUL, N. W. Cor. 224 an Cumlng Strects. Open Carts and Farmers' Light W Prices. & Top Buggiss, ons for salo st Low Repairs of all kinds prowjtly dous. [1218 Bountn 14th Btreet, between Farnam jand Douglas'