THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : "FRIDAY , JUNE 10 , 1881.
v / . FINANCE AND COMMERCE ,
\
\ FINANCIAL.
MONEY AND STOCK' ' .
. , , , Nfew YonK.TnnoO.
Money closed at 3 percent. Exchange
clewed lower at $4 M J ( 4 & ! J. b
Governments closed ; currency G130
i ! \J \ ? , m.V ° n , , lll'4J / ! 'll" . irr'i Md.
Ijacihc Jiailrood bonds closed as follows :
Hi1'.0"- ' , ,5wh .V0 , to 1CO' ' lfti"t traj > t- .
to HO : rtnkliu } iiimfc , ottered at 130 ;
Central" , 117J ,
The Block market UiU'numilng wai
'Sr ° V ( ? Wlt" ft Kncral advance in prices.
rnullni ? wa-f quite active at InttrvaU arid
f ' MM ° wfS5" rai'S ' l from i to 7 l > er cent.
1 ho Ohio Southern a new stock introduced
. i to dealings for the first time to-dav , two
< * -j per cent. The 1) . & E. L. , ftnd Norfolk
, wr nml w extern advanced sharply , a * did the
t ( Jersey Central , Texas Paciric , advanced
i 21 per cent ; and the reit of the list advanc-
l i-d 4 to 1 per cent. Klcvatcd railroad
Jilmrcs were exception" , and declined i to
3 J per cent. After 1 oVlock however , the
weak tone set in , and a decline of j@l per
cent in'tho general li t took place , and
latcron the prices further declineii ; but
just before the close , a firm tone set in ,
and prices advanced sharply , sonic Block *
closing at the highest figure * of the ilay.
The features of the dealing Wore L. is. ,
T'oxas 1'acilic , C. C. & I. O. , Kan. & Tox.
sv , and Peoria , 1) . & K. The closing
prices were. :
CC&IO 2CJJ MO 110 ?
Anm 1M Tel. . 50 Man Hcach. . . . 54'
A&TH pre. . till Moli&O 3iH
Hurl , k Qnincy 107 N.I 0. . . . 10(53
Pitta & Wwt. . . 47 Northwestern 128J
IfoatonAirlj. . . fill Preferred. . . . 140
Coiml coals. . . . 754 NYC 148J
J > L & W IMS N V Klc\ated..llO
DfcH G 1101 NP 43
D&ltui O..111-J Treferrcd. . . . X1
Erie 47Niwh & Chat. . 88
Preferred. . . . 77A O&M 41
O&W ( Hi Omalia 4H
HmiHt&Tcxn-i. 8'J O C 313
PM 81 O&StPaul. 3(5 ( }
111. Cent 14'.H Pull Pal Car..l42J
Ind , n fi. W. . . . 51J Panama 270
- - . K& T 51 PaoMnil 53
&i- . K&DMp..GO Hock I&P..141
T" -L.S 131 | St. P 120 ?
I 3- & C Ill Preferred 133J
/ . I.&N 107 Sth&S F. . . . fil
C & A 114J Pitferred' . . . . 7"i
C P 95 1st pref 111 ?
C Cen G5J Texas Pac 72 $
O C 0 & I. . . . 97Vaba h 54
Cedar Falls. . . . 34 Preferred. . . . 93 ?
j. C. StL&N U 82 W..U 128 $
* MauEl 2Gi DoEx Div. . . . 895
- Mo Pao 109 |
Stock exchange Kales to-day aggregated
000,000 share * .
_ , " KxprcsH Blocks :
Adams Ex..ltV > Am'n Ex SO
. Wells.Fargo. . 127J USEx 74
Mining Blocks :
llomeatake . . . . JK Deadwood . . . 7
H&StJoe. . . . 83 Little Pittsb'g. . 3
f Preferred. . . . 113J
TUB LONDON MARKET.
"
* , - LONDON , Tune 9.
' 1 x Consols for money , 99Z@100 : for account ,
, -3001 ; U.S.bonds , 4 * . 120J ; 4Js , 118 ; 5 ,
105J ; Erie share * , 49j@J93 ; preferred. 92 ;
New York Central , 1G2J ; Illinois Con-
trel , 14Ci ; Reading , 303.
JtONKT IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO , Juno 9. _
There was a'fair degree of activity in
local monetary circles. Hates unchanged ;
4@5 percent on call and C@7 per cent oh
time. Eastern exchange between city
bankxtsut sold at a discount of 25c
jier thousand dollars. The clearingH ot
Awociated banks were 8600,000. Order *
for currency from the farming districts
* were betlcr.
Omalin Wliolonalo arkot.
OFFICE ox THE OMAHA BEE , )
Thursday Evening , Junu 'J , 1881. )
Trade to-day was active in nil branches ,
jobbers reporting jjood orders from the
country and nwell-Bustaened local demand.
The grain market was firm , No. 2 wheat
advancing jjc and ( barley 2c higher for No.
2 cash. Other grain was unchanged from
last quotations. Provisionswere in active
demand. Jobbers report largo receipts ol
fruits and produce from eastern markets ,
with good demand for strictly first-class ar
ticles. Kggs remain unchanged at ycster-
day's prices. Butter active and 2c higher.
/ Poultry wan in good demand and chickcni
i were quoted nt U5c per jwirhigher than
F2' * y Wednesday's prices. Potatoes ndvanccci
* V 5c on n light market. The prices of nl
other produce was unchanged. < The cattle
> market was quiet with few transactions to
note and prices ruling at last quotations.
Dry goods , paints and oils were in gooc
demand , but with no changes to note.
Hides and wool rttlo at last quotations. A
decline in quinine of lOc per ounce took
' place.
Local Grain Dealings.
WHKAT. Cash No. 2 , Olgcj Cosh No. .
3 , 83 ; rejected ( J2c. -
BAULKY. Cosh No. 2 , &Jc ; No , 3,72c ,
IlYJJ.-Cnbh. OGc.
v CORN. Cosh No. 2 , 28Jc.
OATS. Cash , Sljc.
, Provisions.
, I'-LOUR Sprinj ; wlieat , straight grade ,
$2 C5@2 80 ; patent , $4. 00@5 S5 ; winter
' wheat straight g-rade , 83 00@i : 7 ! > ; Jiatent ,
&J 00 ® 1 75 ; graham rye , 82 25 ; Wheat , § ' .
25.
25.11YK
11YK FLOUR ! 3 25.
M1LLSTUFI'"S Unin , per cwt. COc.
BCreeninga , per cwt. 70@80c ; . shortn , per
. cwt.70c ; chopped feed , per cwt. 7fic ; mea'
. bolted * yellow. 80c ; white , SI 00.
POTATOKS 1'cr buhhel , peach blows ,
70c.POULTRY
POULTRY Live chickens per dozen
! J3 00 to S3 25 ; old , spring chickens , S3 50
to $3 75.
KGGS Shipper * count , 12o Candled
13c. . . .
BUTTER Supply larger than the dc
maud. Choice , 12 ; poor , no market
creamery , 17.
APl'LES-JJaldwin's 00
- repacked , So
per bbl.
HONKY Extracted , firbt-claiw Calif
ornla Htrnincd , lOc.
ORANUKS ToricnU repacked , per
box , 8(5 ( 00 ; Palermo , per bov , $0 BO
BliHinos , per box , S7 00Impcrialn. ; per box
§ 8 00.
LEMONS Fancy repacked per box
S5 00 ; good repacked. SI 50.
STKAWHERRIKS ( Jood hhipp
firm ; per case , 82 75@3 25.
SOFT HERIUKS-82 WftS 75.
GOOSEUKHRIKS-In light receipts
quotable at lOc per < | t.
VKCJKTABLKS-r-All kindu in demand
j , * and bring good uricua.
- IJEESWAX Yellow , 18@20c.
OIDEll Sweet , 20o per gallon.
Grocers' List.
COl'FER-Jlto , fair. 13jc : . Rio , good
Me ; Rio , prime to choice , 1-Uc ; Old gov'
Java ; 20Jfe28ic , Mocha , ' 'fljc" ; Arbucklo'H
17io.
17io.TEAS. . Gunpowder , good , 4.(5 ( > f > 5c
Choice , W7 ! > c ; Imperial , good , 40@I5o
'
" i' Choice , C0u.75c ( ; Young Ilj-Kon , KOCH ! , 30 ©
Wc ) ; choice , uViclcj , ? ! 00 ; Jupan Nat Leaf
; r > o ; Japan , choice , IX75c ; Oolong , go < xl
Jir10 ; Oolong , choice , 40@55 ; Souchong
good , Mtffi lOc : choice , 35 ® 15c.
SUGARS. Cut loaf , li c ; Crushed
ll jcj Granulated , lljc ; Powilered , lljc
Fine powdered , 12c ; Standard Coffee A
lljjc ; New York Confectioner' * Standan
A , 113c ; Good A , lljc ; Prairie Extra C
lOlc.
SYRUPS. Sugar house , bbN , 4te ; hal
lbl , 47c ; keg , l4i fallonn , 8230 ; bbls , 4
half bbl , 40c.
SPICES. Pepper , 17 ! AlUpice , 20c
Cloves , 50c ; Nutmegs , SI 00 : Cassia , 25c
Wace. 81 00.
SODA. Dwlght'a lu papers , S3 10 } Do
land do , 83 00 ; Church1 * , 83 00 ; Keg soda
KoMlc. . , -
STARCir.-Pcarl , Sjc ; Silver Glo3. 7
GSc ; Corn Starch , Itej Buffalo Silyt
f U. lloM,7jc.
SALT.-Dray loud * , per bbl , 1 80 ; Ath
on , in * ftck . 3 f-0 ; bbls dairy , CO , f > - , 3 2T ;
Ms dairy , 100 , .X 3 35.
URIEL ) FRUlTS-Cbolcc imlvei ,
'cachci' , new crop , 7Jc ; Kvatniratcd Aple | ) ,
-0 Ib IK < VC. . Jlc : Michig.in.Mc ; Now York
apples , rijc ) St. IjouU No. 1 , 5c ; Pninew ,
Id , Cc ; new , CJ < HTc ; Currants , 7@7icj
Jlackl > crric , new , lOc.
ClIEKSE-Full Cream , 11 Jc ; Part
Skim. lOc.
WOODKNWARE-Two hoop pail ,
85 ! three boot ) p.iil , 2 10 ; No. I tub" ,
00) ) No. 2 tubs , . 8 ( X ) ; No. 3 tub , 7 00 ;
ilonccr wAshboard * , 185 ; Double Crown ,
: 75 ; Glebe Wwhlioftril , 2 50 ; Well buck-
Is , 3 COi 1'apor Pails , 3 70.
COTTON YARN Cotton yarn" , SOlffi'
1J { cheap , 0(5)91 ) ; medium , UftflOi ; o.
St , Ix > uis 14 ; Candle uick , IK ; Carpet
haiu , and 5 ply , 201vj21J ; Coloreil carpet
h.iin , per Ib , 2o' ;
IiBAD-lSnr , 81 Oft.
M ATCHKS-I'cr c.vldie , 82c.
PROVISIONS-lJroakfast bacon , lie ;
iholfce lard , 11 Jc ; dried beef , 13Jc ; > hould-
rs , canVassed "c ; hiimi , can\ai ed lljc ;
lacon , side * , lOJc.
NEW PICKLES - Medium , In barrels
fl M ) ; do in half bbls , ft 25 ; nnmll , in bbN ,
200 ; do , In half Mils liM ) ; gherkin , in
ibis. 13 50 ; do , in half bbls , 7 25.
VINEGAR-Puro apple extra , 18c ;
mrc apple , lf > c ; Pru i ini ; imro apple , 15c.
HOMINY-New , $3 fcO per bbl. ,
DKANS Medium , hand picked S3 00
icr bushel.
ROPE Sisnl. J inch and larger , lOo ;
nch , lOJcjJ inch , lie.
SOARS-Kirk's ' Savon Imperial , 285 ;
Clrk's sterling. 2 10 ; Kirk's Htandard , 3 HO ;
Clik'n white Ruiulan , J M : Kirk'.s P.utoca ,
.85 : Kirk's Prairie Queen , (100 ( cake. * ) , 3
10 ; Kirk's magnolia , ; ) IK ) .
CANDLES-Uo\es , 40 Ibn , 1(5 ( oz , 8. ,
:3cbo\cs-IO : ; Ibd. , 1(5 ( olV , > , 13c ; boxes , 40
els , 14 oz. , 81 , 121c ; half boxen , 20 nelx ,
14 oz. , 8H , 13c.
LYE American , 3 35 ; Greenwich. 3 85 :
Western , 2 75 ; North Star , 2 fiO ; Lewis'
yc , 4 GO ; .lowell lye , 275.
POTASH Pennsylvania can * , J [ lor. ,
n case , 3 3.51)abbitt'H ; ) Ball , 2 doz. In wise ,
IK ) ; Anchor Hall 2 doz in c.ve , 1 50.
FIELD SEED-Red clover , choice ,
icw , S5'30 per buxhcl ; mammoth clover ,
icw , 8575 : white clover , new , $1100 ;
alfalfa clover , uew , $12 50 ; aNiko , new ,
813 00. Timothy , good , new , S2 50 ( < t:2 : C5 ;
' ) lue grans , extra clean , SI 25 ; blue granx ,
jlean , 81 15 ; orchani grow , 82 00 ; red to ) ) ,
choice , G5c : millet , common or Missouri ,
81 25 ; mllli-t. Gentian , 81 25 ; to 81 50 ;
"ungarian , ? 1 15.
UGESEED Oi-aco orange , 1 to
elK , 85 00 ; osage orange , 10 buchi'ls or
over , S4 50 ; honey locust , per Ib. , 35c ; per
100 Ibs. . 82. " ) CO.
FISH Family white finh , 90 Ib hf bbls ,
S3 00 ; No. 1 whitii fidi , SK ) Ib hf blil , C 00 ;
No. 1 white lish. in 10 Ib kiln , 1 00 ; f.imily
10 Ib kitn , 75c ; New Holland herring , per
< cg , 120 ; RiiMsian Rardino * , 75c ; Coluui-
jia river salmon , tier lOOllw , 8 00 ; George's
Hank codfixh , tie ; Gen. boneless codfish ;
7tc ; boncle s fish , 43c. |
MACKEREI/ Half bbls incwnnackcrcl ,
100 llw , 812 50 ; hf bbl No. 1 ex shorn do ,
100 Rw , 000 ; hf bblx , fat family do , 100
\ln \ , 3 85 ; meBs mackerel , 12 Ib kits , 2 25 ,
No. 1 "ex shore , 12 Ib do , 1 50 ; No. 1 shore ,
12 Ib do , 1 00 ; fat family , 10 Ib do , 75c.
CANNED GOODS Oyster * , 2 Ib
( Field'H ) , per ca.se , 83 90 ; do 1 Ib ( Field's ) ,
[ ier case , 2 50 ; do 2 Jb ( Standard ) , per caw ,
1 75 ; do 1 Ib ( standard ) , per case , 2 40 ; d <
2 It ) ( slack ) , per case , 2 00 ; do 1 Ib ( slack ) ,
[ > er case , 1 85. Salmon , 1 Ib , per dozen
1 CO ; do 2 Ib , per dozen , 2 50. SardineH
jinall fish , imported , half IKJXCH pur dozen
1 70 ; American , quarter IKCH pur dozen
1 40 ; do half boxes , per dozen , 2 40. Lob
stern , 1 Ib per dozen , 180. Tomatoes
Ib per cose , 225 ; do 3 Ib pe
ca.sc , 205 ; Corn , 2 Ib ( Mountain
per case , 3 40 ; xoakcd corn , 190 ; d (
2 Ib ( Yarmouth ) , per case , 350
string beans , per case , 1 90 ; Lima beans
per case , 200. Sucrolaah i > er case , 210 _
Peas , common , pnr case , 1 75 ; peas , choice
per case , 4 50. Blackberries , 2 Ib , per case
210Blrawberrie ; * , 2 Ib , per case , 3 25@ :
75 : raspberries , 2 ft , per case , 2 75(513 ( 00
Damsons , 2 It ) , i > cr case , 2 25. Bartlet
peare per case , 3 Oo@4 00. Whortleber
ricH 'per case , 2 50. Egg' plums , 2 Ib pe
case , 3 30 ; do , choice , 2 Ib , per case. 4 50
Green gagen,2 Ib per case , 3 30 : do choice , 2
Ib per case,4 50. Pine Apples , 2 Ib , percaHC
3 50@4 50. Peaches , 2 Ib per case. 3 10
do 3 Ib , case , 3 00@4 20 ; do , ( pie ) , 3 Ib , pur
casc,2l50 ; do pie , 0 Ib , per dozen , 2 80.
RICE Carolina , 07c ; Louiniana , K
OVC.
PEANUTS Roasted , choice , red Ten
nessee , 8c per Ib ; fancy white1'Jc per 11) )
raw white Virginia , 7@7Jc.
Dry Goods.
BRO yN COTTONS-Atlantic , 0 tc
8c ; Adriata , 7j ; Atlantic , A. , 7J ; Ashley
J ; Andre co gin , 12 ; Ajpleton , CJ to 8
25 ; Fruit of the loom. 27J ; Fannerw , No
1 , 4J ; Fanners. A , 7 ; Farmers. B. U. , 0\
Great Falls , Oj to 7J ; Indian orchard , A
A , 8 ; Indian Orchard , honest width , 7 | ; In
dian head , 71 ; Indian head. 12 ; Lawri-nce
OJ to 8 ; Lawrence , XXX , OJ ; Mystit
River ; 7 ; New York Mills , 27J ; I'epperell
E , 8 ; I'epperell , R. 7 * : Pejpercll , N , G
BLEACHED COTTONS-Androsco !
gin , A A , Gold medal , 10 ; AndroHcoggin
Fruit of the loom , 10J ; Hills , HJ ;
9J ; Lonsdale Cambric , 13Nast ; < au , 01 ; Nc\
York mills , 13 ; New York mills , wulo
twibt. 14 ; Pepperell , 11 ; Pepperell , 12
Pepperell , 274 ; PocahontaH , U ; PocahontaM
8 ; Senote , bnlf bleeched , 8i ; Utiea : extr.
heavy , 11 ; Wamsuttus , 13 ; Wamsutta cam
brio , 13.
PRINTS Albion fancies , Olc ; Albio
holid colorn , 0 ; Albion indigo , ' bhio un
white.
Hamilton red , 8j Afcrrimack , J-\ pin
Merrimack purples , 7 ; Merrimock printe
li < l\ies , 7A ; Richmond fancy , ( ij ; Richmonc
doubla pinkH , 7 ; Richmond German , blui
and tcu , IU ; Itcgattii hhirting , 5 ; .Sinn
BOH' * mouriiiug , 7 ; Simpson'ti alpaca finixli
°
: COTTON DUCK-Boton X dy
brown , net , lOic : liotton XX dyed browi
12JBoston ; , XXX dyed brown 12J ; Boatoi
i ) o/ dyed brown net , 9 ; Boston 10 oz dyui
brown , 10 ; Royal (8 ( oz ) 2 ! ) inch , 11 ; Staik
(8 ( oz ) , 13 : Stark , (10 ( ot ) , 10J ; Stark , (8 ( oz )
colored , 14J ; Stark , (10 ( ot ) , I7J.
GINGHAMS Amoskeag , lie : Baton
10J ; Bates minton drens styles , 11 J ; Earl
fcton , 'J | ; Glasgow checks and fancies , 1(1
Ghwgow royal dress styles , 11 J.
COLORED CAMBRICS.-G. I ) .
Co , 6 ; Garner , 5 ; Hooknetl , 0 ; Koystoni1
glove finish. 5A ; H < : d Cross , 5.
ROLLED CAMBRICS G & Co , 01 ; . ' "
S. tt Son , 0 } ; High color * . 1 cent more ,
JjRILLS-Adnatic , 8f ; Anjileton , i
Augusta. 7V ; Bootl Bleached , 9 ; PcniHir
ell ; 8j ; Stark , A , 81.
HILESIAS Blatkbimi , 5)J ) ; Capitol , 15
Coin , 11 ; Lonnduk , 9 ,
WUJANS. Herlin.OJc ; Garner , ? ; Ro e
8 ; Caledonia , XX. , 11J ; Cale < lonia , X.
11 ; Farmer * ' and Miners1 ' No. 7 , 111
Kannem1 and MlniT1 , No.10 , 10 ; Pail
millx , lUa 15 } ,
TIOKlKGS.-rAmpBkcag , A C A , 17ic
Amo > keag , A new , 10 ; Amoiikeag , B new
15 ; Amoikcag , 1) new , 13 ; Amonkeag , 1
new , 12J ; AinoskeaL' , H now. 10J ; Amos
kcaar , 3u inch , 21 ; Clark's milk ( iO in , 32 *
Coitlis ; A 0 E , 174 ; Cordl * . A A A , 10J
Conv toga , extra , . ) - in , 15J ; FalU compa
ny , O B O , 30 ill , 20 ; J'alls company , O 1
0,32 in 174.
DENlMb. Amoskeag , 10cJ ; Amoskea
Uoz , ll. ! Beaver Creek , A A. 1U ; Heave
Crcek.C C , 12J ; Franconla , XXX , 15 ; Fix
donla , B , 12A ; Old York , double weight
10 ; Otis , 12f(5'1144 ( ; Palmer , 0.
CAEVIOTS.-Amoski-ag , 11JC ;
pha , Oi ; Knickerbocker , 5 } ; Prairie , 8) )
Real California , 0 J M , 01 ; Real Califor
nla , double weights , 12 ; Uncauville , 9
Whlttcnton , A A A , 10 } .
CRASH. Stevena. II , 8c ; Stevens , D
BJ ; Stevens , X , 9J ; Stevens , 1 10J ; Ste
\ens ; SI , 11J ; Stevens , N N , 12J ; SteveiiH
X X , 15 ; Stevens , T F D , 144. Bhxiche
one cent higher.
I > TTCaT " \ * V
A'.wwunMj , w , % > u.v it wv , VJiUiUCIl it ll
cr fine , 23 ; Peerlewi , 21 ; Wanhlngton , 21
White Star , 21 ; White Star , cobred , 24.
TWEKDS. Allen. Cuban * A , 10 ; Al
len , Cubans H , 10 ; Belgian , 20 ; Cocheco ,
55 : Coventry , 31.
KENTUCKY JKANS. American n < w ,
40c ; Abltot ford , 11J : Agenoria , 27 } . Balkan -
kan , 13J ; Buckeye. 18 : Hunker llftl , ! lj ;
Calcntta , 13J 1'rench Tweed.15 ; Golden
Fleece , 2. ; Hugo Doe , 30 ; Indian Creek (
0 ; Mohican , 15 : Model doeskin , 17J ;
North Adnnn , 27.J , Thurlow , 15 ; Table
Reek , 18.
SHIRTING FLANNELS.Awabct
lob loy ! , 3-1 , 37Jc ; ASwabet Hob Hey ,
-4 , 75 ; As abet r'rench plaid * . 50 ; lllne
lldgc , 21 ; Cocheco ; 37V. Caromlalet , 32J :
"
'nirmount , 18 ; Green "Ridge , 22J ; Pi-o.ua ,
lin , 37J : 1'e.iim , 23 in , 32J ,
Drugs.
DHUGS AND ClinMICULS.-Acid ,
arlnillc , 1'iOc ; Acid , Tartar ! ? , 55c : Balsam
'opabia , per lit , 70c ; Jlatk , Sassafras , per
It , 13c ; Calomel. it r Ib , 7r o ; Citichoiija ,
ter oz , O.TO ! Chloroform , JUT Ib. O.V ;
Jover'n powder" , ) KT Ib , SI 40 ; Kp om
alts , per Ib , 4c ; Glycerine , imro , per Ib
5I'.10e ( ; Lead , Acetate , per lit , 22e ; Carton -
ton oil , 110s , IHT gallon , 11 Je ; do 150 = ,
T gal , 13lc ; Oil , l'a tor , No. 1 , per gal ,
c ; Oil , < Vtor , No. 2 , ner gal , 85e ; Oil ,
) li\e. perR.il , SI r > 0 ; Oil , Origanum , 40 ( < fl
t5c ; Opium , $1520 ; Quinine , P. .t W. AK. . .V
l.per or , § 2 GO ; Potassium , Indlne , per lit ,
; 2 t'iO : Salncin , per 07 , 35c ; Sulilialo | of
Morphine , tier oz , $4 25 ; Sulphur flour ,
> er lit , 5c ; Strychnine , per oz , 5140(3 ( 1 CO.
Horset nnd Mules.
The market is In i k and nil grades are
oiling well nt a flight advance in prices.
I'hc ( lemand for ( food horKet exceeds the
upply consldi-inbly. Prices range ai fol
own !
1'ino nliile ( { driver * , ? t. > 0. to SCO. ; Extra
Iraft hories , S175. to 22't. : Common dinft
ior < e , ? 100. to 150. ; Extra farm liorte- * ,
S110. to 125. ; Common tn ocx ! farm horKt-H ,
IX ) . to $100. ; Extra plus * , 300. to 75. ;
Common plup . S20. to ? 10.
MULKS. 15 to 15J ImiuU ( extra ) , $125.
, nl50. : llj to 15 ItiMiiN , 8100. to 110. ;
11 to 14J hands $75. to 100.j 13J to II
lands , $00. to 75.
Lumber.
VIN1SHIXC No. 1. fini-hll , li and
. inch , 855 00 No. 1 fini-.li 1 ineh SrO 00 ;
No. 2. finish U , IJuml'J.inch , ? 5000 : No.
2 finish , 1 inch , 515 00 ; No , 3 tinl-h , 1 inch ,
84000 ; O. U. liattoni per 100 feet lin. ,
? 1 25 ; well curbini , ' , SaiOO ; roiiKh 5 anil 2
nch battoiiH per 100 feet lin. , 50c.
STOCIv ItOAltDS-Asti-ck , ? 45 00 ; 1J
S IO 00 ; C , 830 00 : common tock , $25 00.
FLO01UXO No. 1 , $40 00 ; No. 2 ,
835 00 ; No , 3 , 825 00 ; yellow pine , No. 1 ,
845 00.
SILINO No. 1 , $2500 ; No. 2 , $2200 ;
No. 3 , 820 00.
SHIP LAP-Plain , $3 00 ; 0. G. No. 1 ,
830 00 ; No. 2 , 825 00.
CKlLTNtt 825 OOk C 00.
LATH ANLKSHINULKS Antarbest ( )
hingle , M 75 , No. 2 , 83 00 ; No. 3 , $2 50.
Lath , 8100.
Dullding Material.
LIME Per barrel , $1 35 ; bulk per bu. ,
T5c. Cement , bbl , 82 50. Iowa plaster ,
bbl , 82 75. Hair per bu , 25c. Tarrei
felt 100 Ibs , S3 50. Straw board , 81 00.
The Leather Trade.
Oak hnrne-w , 341c ! ) ; Pittsburgh nolec
ted , 40@43c : hemlock harness , : t7 ( 39c
skirtint ; per Ib , fair , 4lc ; black collar 14(5 (
21c ; fair do ; 18@20c ; fair No. 2 , IGffilSc
liemlock bole , Buffalo slauKhter , per Ib , 3 (
@ 34c ; hemlock sole , 11. A. slaughter per
Ib , 25@32c ; oak eolc , 40@43c ; oak upiicr
l > er foot , 25c ; hemlock iipper , 25c ; do No
2 , 23c ; oak kip skins per Ib , SOcfSSl.lO
hemlock kip tikins i > er Ib , 75c@81.00
French kip , skins per Ib , 81.00@S1.35
oak calf jwr Ib , 81.20@81.23 ; hemlock cal
per Ib , $ UOli81.25 ? French calf per Ib
S1.2582.10c ( Simon I'icard goat per do ?
& ! < i.OO@'J48.00 ; l > ootlo'Morocco ( i > er fool
30@3T > c ; calf kid per foot , 35c ; roans pe
5UOOS)810.50 ( ) : white anil yellow lin
iiiBH per doz , 88.00C,810.00 ; pink lininn
per ( fez , S7.00 ( < fSlJ.OO ; Ituunett linin K , S7.
00 ; blackt-mitha' aprons per dozen , S12.00 ®
814.00.
PAPER Straw paper , 3Jc ; Rap pajx-r
4c ; drjgoodH paper , 7c ; manila paper
lOc ; newH paper , 8c.
COAly Cumberland blacktmiith , 812
M'orris Kun Blossburg , 812 ; Whitebnuu
lump , 80 ; Whitebreast nut , 80 ; low.
lump , 80 ; Iowa nut , $0 ; Hock Springs , $8
Hides , Furs , Etc.
HIDES Green butcher'B hide , GJgreen ;
cured hides , 7fc ; crcen salt , part ciirci
hides , 8fi8te ( ; dry flint , Hound , 13@14c ; dp
calf and kip , 13llc ; dry Halt hides , sound
ll@12c ; LTeen calf. wt. 8 to 15 Ibs. . 10@llc
green calf , wt , under 8 Vx > , per ekin , fiOc
grcenjclts , 8100@115 ; green lamb skins
110al ( 25 ; damaged hides , two-third rate
( cut scored and one grub , clawed two
thirds rate , ) branded hides 10 per cent , off
Coon skins , No. 1 , 45c ; No. 2 , SOc ; No. 3
20c ; No. 4 , lOc. Mink , No. 1 , 50c ; No. 2
SOc ; No. 3 , 15c ; No. 4 , 5c. Fox , No. 1
( Xc ) ; No. 2 , 25c. Skunk , No. 1 , blacl :
C5c ; short Btrino , 40c ; narrow slri'iie , 25c
broad Htfipc , lOc. Tallow , 5 | .
Cigars and Tobaccos.
CIGARS. Seeds , 815.00 ; Connecticut
825.00 ; Mixed , $35.00 ; Seed 1 Invnna , 850.00
Clear Havana , 875.00.
TOBACCO PLUG. Golden Rule
21 bl , B7c ; Spotted Fuwn , 57c ; Our Rose
58c ; Star , pounds , 24 Ib , butt * , Mc ! ; Horn
Shoe , pounds , 2t Ib , bulls , OCc ; Purily , 2
11) , bulls , 52c ; Queen Bee , 21 Ib , bulls , B3c
Uilt Edge , pounds , 24 Ib , buttn , 57 ; Arm ;
and N.ivv , pounds , Blc ; Bullion , pound *
55c ; Loiillnnl'H Climax , pound * , 57c.
FINE CUT-In pails. Hard to Beat
75o ; ( ioldeii Thread , COc ; Fountain , 73c
Favorite , C5c ; Jfocky Mountain , 55c
Fancy , 50c ; Daisy , 4fic.In tin foil
Catliim O , S. , 2 07. packages , 5 Ib boxes
per Ib GOc ; lx > rillard'rt ' Tiger , IK c.
SMOKING All grands- Common , 25tt
3'tc. Granulated Blackwells Duiham , 1
D/-ICo ; Dukes Durham , 10 ot , 45c ; Seal o
North Carolina , 1C o40 ; Seal of Nehru *
ka , II ! oz , 38c ; Lone Jack. 4 pz , linen bagx
peril ) , 81.35 ; Marburg'Puek , 2 oti
foil , 55c ; Dog Tail , C5c.
Wool.
.Merino unwashed , light , HCjilCc ; heavy
13@15c ; medium unwaHhed , li l't , 18ni20c (
tub-wnshcd ' , choice ; 32c ; fair , SOc ; ding ;
a'nd w. , 28c ; burry , black and cottcd wool
Shot.
SHOT. Shol , 81.90 ; Buck shot , 82.15
Oriental Powder , kegB , $0.40 ; do. , hal
kugs , 83.48 ; do. , ( juartor kegs , 81.87 ; Blast
ing , kegs , S3.35 : Fuse , per 100 feet , 50c.
Paints , Oils and Varnlihes.
PAINTS IN OIL-Whito lead. Omnh
P. P. , 7c ; white lead , O. P. & C. Co. , pure
Oc ; Marseilles green , 1 to 5 Ib cans , 20c
French zinc , green M > al , 12c ; French /inc
red Heal , lie ; i-Vench zinc , in vnrnih asst
20c ; French zince , In oil asst , 15c ; Hti\
and burnt umber , 1 Ib cairn 12c ; raw ant
burnt Sienna , 13c : vandyke brown , l.'ic
rufined lampblack , 12c ; coach black , lOa
ivory black , lOc ; drop black , lOc ; I'IIIKM'II
blue , 30c ; iiltramarino blue , IHc ; chiom
green , L. M. fi D , , Me ; brind and slmtt' ;
rei-n , L , M. it D. , lie ; PAIH green , 18c
Indian nwl , lf > o ; Venetian rwl , lie ; J usca
led , 22c ; American Vermiliod , I.p. . , 18o
chromo yellow , L. , M. , O. & D. ( ) . , IRc
yellow ochre , 9o ; golden ochre , 10 ; paten
dryer , Oa ; graining colorsi light oak , dm
oak , walnut , chestnut nnd ash , 12c ,
Dry Paints.
White lead , Gc ; French zinc. lOc ; Pari
whlteing 2ic ; whiting gilders. He
whiting conil , lie ; lampblack Gennuii
town , 14c ; l.iniiiblack , oitlinary , 8c ; I'nm
sian blue , 65c ; ultruinarine , 18c ; Vandyke
brown , Kc ; umber , bunit , 4 * : ; uinljur , raw
4c ; blenna , burnt , 4c ; bienna , raw , 4 ( ,
Paris gmm genuine , STio ; Paris green com'
5c ; clnomu gict-n , N. Y , ' liOc ; vhiom
green K. , 12c ; veniiilllon , Eng. , 70o ; ver
million , America , 18c ; Indian red , lOc
rose pink , lie ; Venetian read , Cmikbon'
Venetian red Am. , Ijjc ; rwl lead , 74t
.
i tvv * B * * liv t | f * > U | fbjf l4 tJJni4.
Bpaniiili brown , 2 c ; 1'rinco'd mineral
VAUNISHES-Ilarreb per gallon
iurniture , exta , § 1 00 ; furniture , No. 1
OOc ; furniture , U , 75c ; coach , extra , 8J 2.r > c
Coach , No. 1 , 91 00 ; Damar , $1 25 ; Japan
70c ; twnhaltum , ? 0c ; shellac , ? 3 60 : hart
oil finUli , $1 30.
OILS-110'carbon , p rgallon , lljc ;
headlight , l > er gallon , 12jc ; 1,5 headlight
ix-rgallon , lOc ; cryslolmeper Dillon , 20c
linceed , Iraw , per gallon , Wv , Lttwoeil , boil *
cd , jK-r gallon , 53c ; lard , winter ctrM , per
gallon , 5c No. 1 , ( Vic , J o. 2 , Me : castor ,
XXX. per gallon , 05c , No. 3. S7c ; sweet ,
tcr cation , 85c ; fpcnn , W. It. per gallon ,
1 8,15 filsh.AV.B. , per gallon , fOeneaUfoot ,
xtra , per gallon , 75c , No. 1 , iVt ; lumber ! .
ating , zent , per gallon , 30o , mnnier , 15c ;
olden machine. No. 1 , pcrgnllm , 3.V , No.
, 2c | sitcnii , signal , per gallnn. SOc : tur-
tentlne , per gallon. 44c : naptlia , 71 deg ,
er gallon 18-i , C3 deg , l c.
Heavy Hardware Lut
Iron , rate * , 82 80 ; plow Mrol. Co. t , 7Jc ;
ast tool do , 1520 wagon fpokes , do
KXX , perpct , 205 ; do AA\ . ( .elect , per
et , 300 ; hubs , pr pet , I SSjJrlloc. ' , savetl
ry , 1 50 ; tongues , each , " ' ( ii.'vcj axle * ,
aeh , 75c ; ( . .junro nuts , pet II. , 7nMlc ( |
Nft.shcrs. per Ib. 8@18c ; mi'tiKrlb , lie ;
oil chain , per Ib , G@12cj malleable , 8Joj
ron wedge * , Cc ; crowbars , iv-j harrow
ecth.Jc ; horseshoes , per ke ; , 500 ; spring
teel , 7ii.8c.
NAILS - 10 to 20d , 3 i-ifls i , , 10 , 3 50 ;
K ! , 3 75 ; 4d. 4 00 ; 3il , coinin..n , 475M : : ,
ine , C 25 ! clinch , all lze , 5 tXt ; fid , en iiig ,
TO ; 8d casing , I 25 ; 1X1 ( r nit ; , I 00 ; l < Xl
inlh , 4 M ; 8d linish , 4 75 ; ( VI finish , 5 00 ;
lalf kegs , 10e extra.
Liquor.
ALCOHOL 187 per cent , ? 2 1C per
vine gallon , extra Calf' ! < rn.i ! spirits ,
' ,87 pur cent at 118 l > er | > i , if gallon
riple refined spirits , 18 < per . . nt.Sl Hi ; per
iironf gal rc-dlntllled wlifskl.- . . * 100@l 50 ;
ine blended , 81 50W2 50 ; Ki-ntuck.n
tons , § 200 :7 : 00 ; Kentucky and P'ci
vanla rves , 82 00(5-7 ( 00.
HKANDIKS-lmiHttled , V. ( KXffitO 00 ;
lomextic 1 10 © I < M.
GINS Imported , 4 50 ( C.oi ; domestic ,
1 40M.3 00.
ItVMS- Imported WVnil ( X ) ; Now
KiiKliind. 2 OOW.J 00 : dome-tu- 1 Ml .S BO ;
IMACU : AND AITLI : iiuAN
1 7C < ( ! f,4 00.
CIIAMl'AONKH lmp < rt.M per
0 00 31 00 ; American , per ca-o , 12 OO&l
1800 ,
CLAlMTS-l'er : ca e , 4 f. < V , 1000.
WINKS Ithlnewine , m-r ca e , ( i 00@20
00 ; Catawba , per case , 4 00 © 7 (0.
MARKETS BYTELEGRAPH.
Chicago Protlnco.
CHICAGO , .luno 9.
On 'Change the market * opened \ \ eak , bill
nflt-rwardti Htrengtheiird.
The receipts of grain were20,300 bunli
CH by canal , and 1,032 car lo.vt < i by rail
embracing 238 curs of wheat , . " ( 'u of corn
213 of oati , 12 of rye , and 4 of barley.
Flour iiiiet | nnd unchanged
Wheat Winter wheat without essential
change : market ipiict ; Ko. 2 red , $1 07 ©
1 07i ; No. 3 winter , 07c@l 02 , according
to location ; npring wheat , active during
most of Hesnion , but feeling unnvttlod am :
prices lower ; No. 2 , ? 1 OSJ , cash ; $1 08 ,
.lime ; $1 0lf ! , July ; 1 09 , August ; 81 0 ;
Sepember ; No. 3 Hjiring in fiiir demand , 91
@ 102 , accortling to clevutor location ; rejected
jected , 74@7tic.
Chicngo Iilvc Stock.
CIIICACO , .Juno 9.
Gallic lleceiptn , 4,300. Very good de
mand for desirable htock and miccH firm.
] > ocal butchcrx , canncra and shippcru
bought quite freely ; Hales nt § < i 00@l > 2.ri foi
fancy heavy export ulcers ; STioOffiri 90forex
trato choiccdo. ; § 5 30@/i 70forgootl to ex
tra ; SI 90@5 30 for fair to inrdium do , aiv
§ 4 50@4 SOforcommonHhip ] > ingnndbutcl ]
era' Htecrs ; feeders ) nt S4 2'ifr r > 00 ; otoc' .
Htcers at ? 3 7" > ( < f,4 50 ; good to choice COWH ,
83 ar4 05 ; coimnon to fair , S230@350
bulls and Ht.-igH , $2 7fi@4 75.
St. LoaU Produce Marltot ,
ST. Loiw , Juno 9.
Wheat Finn , 31 15J ca h and Juno
? 110JS , July.
Com 15gc cash ; 45c June ; 43Jc bii
July.
OatH Higher ; ar > 8@3.ri3c.
Pork Quiet ; jobbing at S1G 7.r > .
Ijnnl Ixiwcr 810 58 linked. .
Cut Sfcatfl Ciuiet ; shoulders § 5 CC
short ribs , § 8 40 ; Hhort cleaiv , ? 8 CO.
St. Iionli I lvo Stock-
Hogn Quiet , from Yorkers to Baltimore
S5 < Xfo,5 ) 75 ; jiacking , -W&R7R ; butcher-
to riiil.idclphia'nS 58p@ti Ifi.
Now York Dry Goods
NKW VOIIK , Juno 9.
There was to-day a strong and fairly active
tivo market for staple cotton goods inn
new buhincss , coupled w ith deliveries o ;
account of back orde , readied an impor
tant aggregate ainount. Further attontioi
was given to hosiery and nliirts anil draw
era by package buyers , nnd very cunsidern
ble onlcm for wuch goods were placed wit !
mnmifucturcru' agcnlH leprchcnling th
most popular nmkes for goods. For print
and lawns there waa comparatively ligh
dcnmnd at first hands , but fair diutrilmtioi
of Hiicli fabricB was inailv by jobbers , mot , '
of whom nUo reported a steady trade I
ginglhims.
Tlio Iron Trade.
Philadelphia Press.
Wo linvo again to report n week < ;
dojjresrion ns regards prices , nlthou
the volume of business npnenrs to ii :
crenso rnthor than othcrwiso. Tlio pi
sition is oiii ' to
nn 'mn everyone , j
demand of nn almost nnproccdentci
proportions , prices down to or bolov
cost , yet the market is gradual !
weakening. No sntiafncti ry explain
tion can bo given for such a state (
ull'nii-H. The usual answer is thai
prices will improve , or must improve
nut they _ don't. Without protemliii
to explain something which others fate
to explain , wo cannot nvoid the in
pression that the weakness is Inrgel
duo to foreign coinputition. A toti
importation of upwaid of 250,000 tor
during the lii-st four months of th
year , largo quantities afloat , and ncgc
tiutions for still heauier lota pending
nro facts which fiirniah food for son'
ous reflection. Then n ain , the col
dition of the English iron trndo i
growing worse , stocks increasing , coi
sumption decreasing , and Continenti :
mnrkots closing their doors to Britis !
products. It should not bo n surpris
under such circumstances to find Eug
lisli iron-mnsters unloading here
Prices obtained certainly seem Jov
and it is declared that transnctioi
have been nt a heavy loss to sellorw
but it seems quite likely that stil
greater loss w uld bo incurred b ;
holding. In the absence of nny bottu
theory wo conclude that our mnrko
is over-weighted by Orent Britain , an
unless Homo other outlet can ho foun
the United States will linvo tolnketh
mirpltiH ut Bomo jirico. It may do vor
well to decry the miality of foreig
iron , but the fnct in beyond question
that for months post the heaviest con
HUiners have bought their live then
sand ton lots abroad , nnd the&o. an
the trnnsuctions that influence values ,
It is said , by way of explanation , thn
our Ameriean funiacoa cannot funiis"
the quantities desired , which would hi
entirely true if supplemented hy tin
words ut the price It would not hi
fair to attach all the blame to buyer
of foreign iron. The cheapest inarke
to buy in , and the dearest to sell in i ;
a maxim observed the world over ,
Furnace men frequently express thci
willingness to sell at prices to mee.
foreign competition after the orders
have boon placed. But it ia reason
ably , certain that if those same buyers
had naked for bids for such quanti
ties aa they required , and liavi
actually purchased , prices would hay
been run up'wo hesitate to say hoi
many dollars per ton. Labor , alrcad
unsettled and disiatiftfiod , would have
demanded an advance , or pcrlmp
gone out on strike. It is , therefore ,
in ono sense true that American
furnaces cannot furnish nil the iron
for which there is n consumptive do-
liquid. What proportion they will
furnish depends entirely ujwii the
diflorenco in prices. It is not un
likely that wo nro nlrcnd nt the price ,
working up to full capacity. A
heavier demand would increase cast ,
nnd n falling oil'may bo necessary to
so fur reduce it , thnt our iron-masters
may bo again placed in n position to
meet foreign competition. The Inbor
market in this great country is exceed
ingly sensitive , and with an nlnind-
anco of remunerative employment ,
such as now oxisla , it is impossible to
produce iron nt lower rales than nro
now current. An alternative ( which
wo regret to say seems very improb
able ) is that the equilibrium may bo
restored by a stin'eningupin England ,
owing to an improved demand , to
dtich United Stntes buyers nro nl-
eady contributing thoirquotn. Tina ,
lowovor , is merely n suggestion which
hose in the trndo will bo nblo to
itimnle nt its value. Snlcs of Amcri-
inn iron during the week have been
'onfmod to very small lots , and with-
nit appreciable change in prices ,
/or largo lots sellers would bo quite
ullitig to ncoept business nt inside
lUotatioiiH , say No. 1 foundry , SIM
.o S'Jo ; No. 2 foundry , 3i2 ! ; gray
'orgo , Si-'O to $22. Poroigu boa sold
urgely nt 8-iI.r > 0 to S''U for Hessomor ,
, nd 817.25 to $18 for Middlesboro ;
Scotch iron in nominal at S21 to $2t ! ,
icconlinu to brand ; the entire market
H unsettled ns regards prices , but con-
inuption is heavy.
Nothing whatever has transpired
[ luring the week to change the course
of the market as indicated in our last
report. There is ample employment
' .n all branches , nnd so far ns wo can
learn every mill in the vicinity run-
jiiug full time. The old complaint in
regard to prices remains , but there is
n growing impression thnt nftor mid
summer there will bon general stillen-
"ng up. No ono seems to expect high
jH-TceH , but it is hoped and believed
thnt nominal rates will bo the active
selling rates , which has not been the
ease for ninny weeks past. In fact ,
the market has been entirely adrift ,
Bonie parties have sold their product
from time at a fnir average of prices ,
others have been n good denl lower ,
nnd still others have been crowded out
nt rates a good deal beyond current
quotations. This is duo in some meas
ure to the diiloronccs in quality , nnd
these having the best reputation nro
the fullest of work at the highest
prices. Others have been uneasy for
fonr that work would run Hhort , nnd
for that reason have lowered their
prices in order to secure certain con
tracts , nnd having cut rates in ono
case have found it difficult to advance
them to others. This refers chiefly to
plato manufacturers. Tank iron , for
instance , having boon sold during the
past thirty days nt figures varying
from 2.55 to 2.85 nt mill. At the mo
ment prices are steadier , nearly nl
the mills being supplied with work
nro quoting at 2.7 to 2.8 , and not in
clincd to make concessions. Merchan
bar is in fnir demand and stcndy n
2.35 to 2.4 for refined iron. No larg
orders linvo been on the mnrkot fo
sonio time pnst , nnd there is n diaposi
tion on both sides to wait for develop
incuts , and in the meantime deal fron
hand to mouth. This clnss of busines
keeps manufacturers steadily nt work
although the mills cannot bo run ns
profitably ns on largo contrncts
Shaped iron is in fair demand , and
witli contracts already engaged , mnnu
facturora nro in n fairly easy position
Such orders as come in are taken n
about 2. ( ! for angles , 3 for tees , 3.3
for beams and 3.4 for channels. Thii
shoots are in active demand , but prices
incline toward weakness. Mnnufac
hirers are crowned with work and are
very much pressed to meet deliveries
Prices vary from 3.75 to 4.25 , accord
ing to gauge.
PERSONALS.
A special dispatch from Now York l <
Tin : Bui : nays that Kuthcr Kiordon , Iftlely
of Brooklyn , left lust night on his way to
Omaha , where bo becomes rector at th
C'uthcdrul.
Mr. Ito-wicr Kay and wife , of St. Louis
aiu in the city on their bridal trip. They
010 guostsnt the Withncll.
Dr. Jackson , member of the legislature
from I'aunea county , is staying in the i
while on his way homo from the mei'tinj
of the State medical wociety recently belt
at Norfolk.
Suigcon ( Icncral MKiorisk , of Iowa
Major 1' . II. McCauley , Alderman Me
Tight' , Col. Temple , and Mr. liiice , weio
in tlu. t.tr ycsttrday. They paid Tllf
DM : otlicu a visit of inspection , and pro
noiincud tlio machinery Iho moit elaborate
si'i-n by them west of Chicago. They met
iniiny old time friends here.
Hon. Hampton K , Ilico and / . U. Kol
mime , of Biddufurd , Maine , nro in the city
seeing thu sights of Iho uusturn mctropoli
whilu on their way to thu wilds of Dakota
f'ol. Wnlcott. surveyor of the Qrcgoi
Short I.Ino [ railway , ni lived in the city
yesterday ,
( 'itII Knglnccr ] ! li < Jcem > dclfer , of the
Utah Noitlieiii , cainu In over Iho U. P
lost evening.
United Stateo Senator Van Wyck arrive *
in thu city last night direct from his homo
near Nebraska City.
Hun , Paul Schmenke , postmaster at Nc
braska City , arrived homo last u\unliig ,
Mr. II. ( J. Northrop wan In the city
yesterday.
Assistant General Engineer Way , of the
U. P. railway , utaited west j estcrduy.
Hull , Clint , ( ircvii left for Columbus to
day nt 110011 , on lugul biminuss.
Mr . W. H.I ) , Stout umlMUs Maud
Million , ono of Lincoln's favorite belles ,
urn nt the Withncll.
V. M. Coitfttcr , H. M. CostcttcrundU.
F. llullor , accompanied by a paity o !
ladius , dined ut the Civightou House to
day.
It. M. Libbelt , a prominent attorney
David City , In In Omaha , a guest at the
Withncll , Ho niodu a pleasant call at TUP
BKK ollico yesterday iiicrnlng ,
MisA Nellie Merrill , of Denison , ' Iowa
who ban been attending the state univer
ttlty at 1/incoln for the past year , was
visiting friemUlnthecityvertenlaywhile wi
her way home.
John O. Uurkhardt , of Atchison , re
pffaentutlve of the Kaunas Staats Ante I
gerand the Atchiwn Journal , in In attend
nco ujxin the Sicngcrfc t. Mr , llurkh.irdt
formerly ll\eil in thincily.
Crowded Street * .
Th6 combined attractions of the cir
cus and the Saengorfestjbroughl ninny
; > eoplo from the surrounding conn-
; ry to Omaha yestonlny. Outside of
the slight inconvonicncooccAMonod by
the dust , the streets were in excellent
condition and the weather superb.
Half the population seemed to be on
Lho different thoroughfares , nnd more
especially Farnhnin street. People
Prom th * eountryiu the metropolis for
a day of rocroatio.ii , were to bo mot at
every turn Firemen in pairs and in
crowds moved nbout taking in the
sights , nitdnlmoslovery store nnd ollico
window contained some handsome rep
resontntivo of Oninhn womanhood ,
The streets were uncomfortably crowd
ed during the forenoon , nnd pedcs-
trianism seemed to bo the order of the
day.
Tito Marrin o Coroniony.
Mr. Gco. M. Gould , ono of tliu
popular young men of the Western
Union otHco , was married Wednesday to
Miss Viola T. Wnrd , n Council Ululla
society liuly. Tlio wedding ceremony
aa pecforiiicd at the rcsiilenco of the
ride's fatliur , ami after receiving
tiinuruua congratulations and sitting
own to a suporbbantjtiot , the couple
olurnocl to the metropolis which will
0 thuir future homo. They proceed-
d at once to n roftidoneu on St. Mary's
vuuuo , which had been prepared lor
lioir reception , nml will at once com-
lonco housekeeping. The popularity
1 the nowly-wcdded pair was amply
Hosted in the largo number of valu-
, blo 'presents which they received.
Mr. Gould m the recipient of many
congratulations to-day on Ufa now von-
nro in the matrimonial way.
Parasols ami sun-umbrellaa nt the
39 cent store.
RcallEstnto Transfer * .
The following transfers voro re
corded nt tlul county clerk's ollico yes
terday , us reported for this paper by
John L. McCagin , real estate agent
and conveyancer :
Henry W. Tenney ami wife to John
McCrary , lot ! ! in block GO , Omaha.
Q. 0. p.-$46.
David F. Richards and wife to John
McCrary , lot. { in block 00 , Omaha.
Q. C. D.-81.
Win. W. Cnwnoy nml wife to E.
W. Morgan , aw.J of Hection 12 , town
10 , range 9j anil nA of nc | andnj of
"
nwf of section 21 , "town 10 , rnngo'll ,
oast. W. D. 82,000.
Aug. Kouutzu anil wife to 1'etor
Kitka , lot 3G in block ! > , Kouiitzo's
3d addition , w. d. ? i00. !
John A. McShano and wife to Mary
'E. ' Shelley , lot 1 in block -14 , Omaha ,
w. d. 88,500.
Thomas Carney and wife to W. W.
Cnrnoy , sw j section 12 , town 10 ,
ranee 0 cast , w. d. 8800-
Nathan Shelton and wife to Ilo-
bocca 0 , Shelton , lot 4 in block 1 ,
Henry nnd Sholton's addition , W.D.
-31,000.
George 31. Guy to Wilson Reynolds ,
w A of nw . | section 10 , ami o * of no
\ Boc'tion 9 , town 15 , range 10'oaat
sheriff's deed.
W. W. Lowe and wife to Ilonry A.
Kostors , n j of s A lotu ! J nnd 4 in
block 10 , OnmhiiV. , . D. $2,000.
A CROWDED HOUSE.
Since the coinmoncomont of the
Saengerfest the SUIT nnd CI.OAK liouao
of McDonald it Harrison 1ms been
crowded with customers purchasing
these elegant Silk Suits at 815.00.
Handsome Colored Cashnicro suit.s for
$5.00 and 810.00. Linen and Mohair
Ulsters in all the latest designs.
HuDoKAI.II ifc IlAlUlIHON ,
1408 Fanilinni Street.
Last Monday evening on Eighteenth
Htroot , north of Wiuiner'H grocery , a
brown leather Chopping bag , contain
ing a clmtelaiim silver watch and
other articles , return to linn ollico
WELCOME TO THE VISITOR.
YOU AUK AM. INV1TKI )
TO KURT'X STORE.
Yon may need n parasol.
You may need n linen duster.
You may need n DretiHing Sack.
VISIT KUKTJ5' STORE.
Do you want n handkerchief ?
DC you want hosiery ?
Do you want glovea ?
VISIT KURT/,1 STORE.
Wo have prepared for our viaiting
friondH.
Plcnio Mitta ,
J'icnio Gloves ,
] 'icnio Pnrnsols ,
I'icniu Sacks.
Everybody invited to HOO our stock ,
KUIITC' STOIIE ,
Dt'itiNo IHI : S. ;
CALL ANI > iiuv SILVKIIWAHI : ,
NEW ANII KJ.IXIA.NT DEHIQNH.
WllU'1'I.H MoMlU.HN
, tt CO. ,
je8d-lt. OuKiomoN UI.OUK.
Pic mo nt Kurtz a store ,
My collnr'a wilted , I must go ot
Kurtz's sloro.
Everybody trades at Kurtz's.
LADIESlXWNSACQUES CHEAP
T MoDojfAU ) it HAUUIKON'H.
FROM THE HUB.
TJicro is porlmps no tonic oflerod to
the people that possesses as much real
intrinsic value na the Hop Uittera.
Just nt this season of the year , when
the stomach needs an npnortizer , or
the blood needs purifying , the cheapest
and best remedy is Hop Bitters. An
ounce of prevention is worth n pound
of euro , don't wait until you are
prostrated by a disease that may take
months for you to recover in. [ Bos
ton Glebe , jleod&15
Houses ,
] LOTS ,
FARMS ,
f
LANDS
EM IS'
Real Estate
EXCHANGE
15th & Douglas fits. ,
OMAHA , NEB.
SESIUENCRLOTB ,
00 to $2400 each
HOUSES AND LOTS , -
8275 to 818,000 each
BUSINESS LOTS ,
0 KHA to 810,000 each.
200 FAnU3
" * * * LAND
900,000
i f > nnrv Acnng IN DOVOLAS COUNTY )
7 000 ACIUS IN SAIU > Y COUNTY
AMOUN ; O
Suburban Property ,
N ONE , TEN , TWENTY OR FOIlTY-ACnE
LOTS , WITHIN ONE TO FIVE
JIILES KllOM POSTOFFICE.
$250,000 TO LOAN
AT
8 Per Cent.
NEW MAPS OF OMAHA ,
PUBLISHED BY THIS AdENCV ,
25c each ; Mounted , $1.
Houses Stores , Hotels ,
Farms , Lots , Lands ,
Offices , Rooms ,
etc , , etc. ,
TO.REHT OR LEASE.
Taxes Paid , Rents Collected ,
Doodn. Mortgages , and all
Kinds of Bool Estate
Documents Made
Out at Short
Notice.
This agency does strictly a
Brokerage business. Does not
speculate , and therefore any
bargains on its books are in
sured to its patrons instead 01
being gobbled up by the agent.
Notary Public Always
in Office.
OTCALI , AND GET CIUCULAUS anJ FULL
PAUTICULAHBat
BEMIS'
Real Isate Exchange ,
16m AND DOUGLAS STU ,