THE OMAA DAILY BEE-MONO AY MARCH 27 , 1552 ,
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK , March 25.
KONBT.
The money market closed at 3 per
cent.
Kxchango closed firm at 4 80@4 90.
Governments closed firm.
UOVKUNMENT BONDS.
Currency C'a . . . 120 bid
4's coupons . 110 bid
4J'a coupons . . . ,114 bid
6fs continued 103 bkl
6's continued 101 bid
RAIUlOAD
1'ACtfic railroad bunds cVo cd M follows
Unionists . Ur > Jllfl
Union Land Grants . 116 ( < 9ll7
UizionSinklngFundvireredat. . .117 (3)118 ( )
STOCKS
A strong fedhsj characterized the tlcil
ings on tha stock exchange to-day , anil a
further advance was established , tin quo
tations made being in some instances the
highest of th week. Western Union was
n feature of the. list , rising to 69J t n hrge
transactions. Denver & 11 io Grande , St.
Paul. and -coal shares were more
inent and advanced sharply. In the
Southwestern shares , Texas Pacific , Kan
sas & T < nas , and Missouri Paclfiu were
stroiu- and advanced. There w s a general
oral improvement in the rot of the active
list in sympathy with the .advance in the
ibove mentioned stocks. There were re
actions at intervals , but each decline
brought in fresh ord n to buy , and near i
the dose the highest prices of the day
were current. In final dealings there was
a reaction of i@V per cent. , which left the
closing quotations i@3i per cent , higher
than yesterday.
The following were closing bids :
Am'nDi8t.Ttfl. 51i Man Beach. . .
Alton &T.H. . 28 Mot. elevated * . 88
a'referred. . . . C < 8 MdC 17
B. A. Line pfd. G7 Mobile & 0. . . 25
C B&Q 1311 N JO 849
C S 51 Northwestern. .131 jj
'Canton Land , . . < GO Preferred . . . .14 :
C. & Alton 131 NY O 183
C S & C 68 .Nor& Wpfd. . 51
Cedar Falls. . . . 22J N Y Elevated. . 75
CP 01 Nash&O G4
Col Coal 49J -NO Coal 15
C C &IC J.3 § N P 35J
Caribou 2 1'referrod 70
Central Arz 32J O&W 27
O& O i3 Ohio Cent 1GJ
Istpfd 311 0 & M , . . 31 ?
.DL& W 124i Omaha 38j
D. &H .101 Preferred. . . . 104J
D & R G ftl Ohio S 19
Erie 37i Ore Nav 135
E Tenn 13 Ont. Silver 343
Preferred. . . . . 223 PacMail 42J
Adams 142 PD&E 11J
Fnrgo i29 Pull. Pal. Car..127
American 14 Quick-ilver. . . . 11 i
US 751 Preferred. . . . 08
Minn . 12J Reading GO
GB 12 R&A 44
Homestake 17i R&D 138
H&St J 90 R & WP 141
Preferred. . . . 834 Robinson 31i
Houston & Tex. G9j R&P 39 |
I. C 135 RI 133j {
K & D M 15 R&W 29
Kan & Tex 351 San Francisco. . 40.\
LS .119 ] Preferred. . . . 54 ?
L A & Mo. . . . 19 1st Preferred. 911
1,1 52J St. Paul 115J
Louis. & Nosh. . .7GJ Preferred. . . .123
L N A& C. . . G7 StP& D 30J
Little Pittsburg 21g Preferred. . . . 78 $
M LS &W. . . .48 : Standard Oil. . . 1G
M & K 121 St PM&M..119J
M & C 55 T&P 45J
MichCen SO : T D &B 134
Mnr & Cinpfd. 13 Union Pacific. .113 ;
JSP M V& M G0 |
AlanhattanEL. 51 Western Union. 89.
Preferred. . . . 92
STATE IONIS.
Tennessee G's ( new series ) declined to 49
rom 50. } , and North Carolina consuls ad
vanced to-62 from 81.
FINANCIAL. IlKVIEW.
Events of the week in financial circles
were important. Money was weak
throughout , and rates for call loansranged ,
from 3 to 5 per cent. , with exceptional
transactions at 2 per cent.
Governments were strong throughout ,
: ept for continued 5V , which after an
early advanca lost port of the improve
ment.
Foreign excliange was linn and higher.
Stocks ware strong throughout the week
v and prices advanced .sharply. At linter-
' " vals there .were salee to icalize profits ,
which caused some sharp reactions , but
they were ail subsequently recovered , and
prices for the active list iu the last deal
ings ( howedan advance , of 2@7 peroont. ,
led by Denver & Rio Grande , Texac Pacific -
cific , Westearn Union , Iisxouri Pacific ,
iLake Shore , Wabosh , New Jersey Cential ,
( Central Pacific , Ohio & 'Mississippi , oi'id
/ . Kansas & Tores. The rise in Southern
Specialties wacimarked , game of them jid-
v\an.ing 10@2Uj)9r cent.
SALEH.
The following were the sales of the muae
.active stocks to-day. Total sales , 470,000
f UT 42100 II & St. Jo pf'd 2000
J.O&I C. . . . 00 K&T 22100
CCO&I i00 ! L&N 7500
C. IJ. & Q . . . 500 LS 24900
NYC 4200 L. E& W 1GOO
N J.C 18800 Northwestern. 5500
JO 200 Preferred. . . 100
Ohio.Central 4300 O& W 17700
Mich > Cen. . . 4500 PM 1700
N P 20000 RD 7200
Preferred , 11400 Jtl 300
CP G'JOO .6t. P & Om . . 600 ,
MicT 1000 Preferred. . . G400
M&n. Kiev. . 800 BtPaul 27100
OS 7001 J.'referred . .13500
C k O 800 Kash. k Chat. 170
DL&W 53GOO ALL. S&W. 5000
D&RG G170J Preferred ] . . . 122'0 '
E ie 14700 M.4 0 Jst p'f.'d 200
Preferred. . . 1COO MoPac 15010
x - oim HANK SIATKMH.VT.
The bank statement to-day in favouble.
The followiog are the changes :
Ix > an < i decreased -.S 1,097,100
Specie increased -l.tOD
.Legal tenders dereased 1UOUOO
Deposits decreased l,441,2i.O
Circulation iacreased 71,000
JLa&erres increajidd 184,809
CHICACO MO.NKV.
CIIICAOO , March 26.
PreiUm , Keuti & Da , , banker. ' , quote
money in fair denmn.'t at 5@7 ] > er r.eut , on
call , nnd 3 8i er cui.t * . iltflf.
Uastern exchange between city banks
76@80o premium per 11,000.
The clearings of the associated b.inki
were $ J,57G,000.
State * bonds continue to ( id.
ace.
Municipal and railroad bonds more ac
tive.
UWTKI ) BTATE8 J10NDH.
*
> Extended sixes , 1881 101 @ 1011
4rs Extended five ? , 1881 ,1031a)103j ( )
4Va Coupons JI4114 {
4s Couponi 1185
District of Columbia , 3GVd IOT\ \
OTJIEIl LO.N'DB ,
Minneiota State 4i'e , and Interest. .
O. M. & St. P. 7' and interest
0. M. & St. P. G's and Interest
O. B. &O.4'n ,
B. " &M.TnMcb. 4' , , . . , , , 84
. "abash 6's , , , . . 83J
Chicago * ; Northwestern 5'i . , 99 }
Jacksonville & S. E P5J
XATIONAti BANK NOTK3.
\VAstiiNxrox , March 25.
Bank notes received for rcd mptiou durIng -
Ing the week , $1,180,000 ; bonds held to
secure national bank circulation , $3G9-
955,700 , as follows :
Currency G' S 8,031,000
Currency 5's 174,500
Currency 4 J's 32,293,850
Currency fn 93,050,950
Currency 3J's 210,205,400
Bonds deposited to secure circulation
during the week , ? 1,037 700 ; to secure cir
culation withdrawn during the week , SI-
391,700.
COMMERCIAL.
Umnbn AVliolonnlo Mnrhot
OFHCK or Tim OMAHA BEE , 1
Sitturdny Evening , March 25. f
Of thu wholctala market dming the
past week little can be said , except , per-
liap , a steady increnso in the volume of
bu-iii'Ri , and a creator number of buyers
were present In person. This , together
with the settled tpring-liko weather of the
last few days , la an Indication tint trade
Is .fairly orcned , and the anticipated
lx > om Is now at hand , as up to this time
the bulk of business has been done throxigh
ordi rs.
. The local grain trarfe of the past week is
reported more active , and a steady in
crease k pr'co , to n lltnltod extent , has
ruled tin ought tit the week. To-day's
report show the following Increase over
this day of last week :
Wheit-No. 2 advanced 2jc ; No. 3 ad
vanced 3c ,
Barley No. 2 advanced Ic ; No. 3 ad
vanced 2c.
Ityb Advanced Ic.
Corn Advanced * 2c.
Oals Advanced ; } c.
Flour There has been a moderate home
trade , and quotation prices have beeu well
maintained , but outside of thU business' '
in this line has been dull.
Bran and chopped feed is still scarce
and iu'dcmand.
Provisions are reported stead ) ' , and n
fair business was transacted.
Produce receipts have been very he.ivy
throughout the week and prices generally
declining.
Eggs The marnct is glutted , and
prices are rapidly declining. Sales have
been made as low as lOJc ; outside figures ,
12c.
Potatoes The market has been good ,
but heavy prospective receipts would indi
cate a decline. Prices have been ruling so
high in this market that several cars of
Imported S etch Champions have been
received and sold largely for seed.
Poultry Scarce and in good demand.
All lots sell on arrival at 13@13 c for
turkeys And 12u for chickens.
Butter ll-'ceipts are heavier and prices
weakening. Choice lots have been sold at
31@33c.
Be ins Owm ; to large importations
from Germany , prices have declined ,
large lots having been sold as low as $3.30.
Apple ? are scarce acd demand light.
Onions arj in fair demand and prices
declining , selling from Htores as Idw as
S3.50 per barrel.
Oranges As the season advances , large
shrinkage in repacking forces an advance
in prices.
Lemons rule steady at quotation figures ,
but as warm weather approaches higher
prices arc anticipated.
Green vegetables from local gardens are
in good supply.
Groceries A good movement is report
ed , particularly in dried fruits and cm
goods. Prices are steady , as a rule , yet
sugars have advanced § @ic , and syrups
5@7c per gallon. This is principally on
account of the present high price of corn
over last-year's contracte.
Dry goods , drugn , clothing and other
general merchandise uro reported , quo
tations and prices , ne arule , well main
tained.
Hogs Farmers are shipping more
freely ; receipts of 50 card reported if a
better showing tlian forsoveral weeks past.
Lard is improving , but p.lowly. Packers
are holding in anticipation of better
prices.
Brick are reported in demand and ad
vancing to .ruinous . price * , $10 per 1000
being demauedd for kiln count. From the
present outlook for the next three or four
weeks , we should consider this a good
market for shippers.
The only changes in to-day's market are
as follows :
Wheat No. 2 declined } cj ATe , 3 de-
idined > , ; .
Barley No. 2 declined Ic ,
Oats- Advanced | c.
Eggs Declined Ic.
Lard Oil Declined Be.
Headlight Oil-Declined ic.
Turpentine Advanced Ic.
Local drain Dealing1
WHEAT.-Cash No. 2 , 117ica ! h No.
3 , 3ic ; rejected , G7jc.
B/UILEY. Cash No. 2 , 93cNo. . : < ,
CSj.
CSj.KYK.
KYK. Cash , G8c.
COHN.-Caah No. 2 , 52o.
OATH. Ca8h,33n.
STKKKT PIIIOKS Corn , 50@45.oats ,
50(5)45. ( )
H A7f 80 fO@G 50s \ ton.
Provision * .
FLOl/lt Spring wheat , straight grade ,
ja25@a. 0 ; "Pioneer" CclJfornia , 8400 ;
patent , $ li 75@4 50 ; winter vheat straight
irade $3er ( er 4 25 ; patent , ? < 50@5 00 ; gc-
tinni rye , $2 50 ; Wheat , * ? 00 ; Queen
Bee , 84 85 ; Jasper , 83 87 ? Big Sioux ,
3 50.
IlYK FL0UE-S3 25 ,
MILLSTUFl'3 Uran , fr cwt. 1 10
uer ton , 1C 00@17.00 ; uteeniiiga , per cwt.
we ; shorts , per , \vt 1.10 ; ch jjpod feed ,
o r owt. 1 20 ? oiral nolted , yeltiw , 1 40 ;
vhite. $1 GO.
"OTATOES Nebuwkaii , 1 25 ® ! 35 ;
Imported Scotch Champions 1 < > 01 (15 ( ,
' dVVBKT I'OTATOKH ( ; euuln Mtwoa-
t''H.I fii'fl' ' per Hi.
WILL ) lUOK- 25l LO ,
.
HUTTEll l.'rcamery , 40@42c ; choice
roll , 33@35o ; common roll , 2G@28c.
APPLKS Good , sound , very scarce
.t 5 50@G 50 per bbl.
450 LEMONS , Steady ; per box , 4 25 ®
OKANGES per box 4 25@4 50
BEKSWAX-Yellow. 20@22c.
ONIONS-83 50 per LaVrel.
OKANBEKHIES-Por bbl. , 310 00 ®
OELKllY-Per doz. , 75c.
DHES8ED GKESE-Per lb. , 9@llo.
OY8TEKS-Select8,45oj sUndaSs , 35c.
Mediums 25c.
DRESSED CHICKENS -Steady at
10@llc.
DRESSED TUllKlyS-12i@13o. !
OHEESE-1014c.
CASE VALENCIA RANGES-
98 25 a 9 00.
Qrocer i List.
COFFKK.-Rlo , lair , lie ; JUo , good
i2c ; Rio , prime to choice , ISJo ; Old gov't
JAVA ; 26i@28ic , Mocha , 281cj Arbnckle's ,
16o.
16o.TEAS.
TEAS. Gunpowder , good , 45@55c
Choice , G0@75c ; Imperial , good , 40@45o
Choice , G0@75c ; Young Ilyson , peed , SO ®
50cj choice , G5c@Sl 00 : Japan Nat Iieaf ,
85c | Japan _ , choice . , CO@75cjOolong [ , cowl ,
Oofong , cho.cc , 40 55 ; Souchong [ ( ,
stood. 8540c : choice , S5&4oe.
S UOA11S. Chit loaf. lOgc ; Cnmhed
lOJc ; Granulated , lOJc ; Powderctl. lOJc ;
Klnopowdenxl , It'Jc ; Standard Coffee A !
93c ; New York Confectioner's Standard
A. 9lo ; Good A , S)3c ) ; Prairie Extra 0 ,
92 o
oSYRUPS. . Sugar house , bbl . 47c ; hall
bis , 49c ; kegs , 4i galloms $2 18J ; choice
table syrup , 4Gc ; half bbls,4Gc } kegs , 82 18J.
SODA. Dwlcht's 11. papern , f3 00 ; De-
and do , $3 00 ; Church'd , 83 00 ; Keg ioda.
STARCH. Pearl , 4&c & ; Silver Gloss 81
CdSjo ; Corn Starch , 8j@9cj Excelsior
Glow. 7c ! Corn. 74o.
SALT. Dray loads , per bbl , I 85 ; Ash
ton , In sacks , 3 50 ; bbls dairy CO , Ea , 3 45s
hbls dairy. 100. 3 . 3 05.
DRIED FRUITS Choice halves
evaporated pcachcn.7c : Salt Lake 10 Jcvap- :
orated Mb bocs,13Ac ; Michigan , 7c ; Kew
York apples , 7lc ; f'nnics , old , CJc ; now ,
7c ; Currantd , G7c ; Blackberries , now ,
CHEESE Full Cream , I4c ; Part
Mm lljc.
WOODENWARE Two hoop pallf ,
I 95 ; three hooii pails , 2 20. No. 1 tubs
50 ; No. 2 tubs , . 8 50 : No , 3 tubs. 7 f,0
pioneer washboards , 185 Double
1 90 : WollbuckctM , 325.
LUAD-Bar , 81 65.
SPICES. Pepper , | 19 ; Allcplce , 19c ;
Cloves , 40c : Nutmoifs , 81 00 : 2'c : > ! n > ii ,
Mace SI 00.
MATCHES Per caddie , 90n ; round
cases , $7.G5 ; square cases , 85.10
PROVISIONS Breakfast bncon , 13j.
. hnjcc larxl , 14 ic ; dried beef , 13jc ; ehould-
ers , 9c : hams , 13c ; bacon , sides , llic.
NEW PICKLES Medium , In barrels ,
89 00 ; do iulutlf bbls , 5 25 ; smalls , iu bbl.i ,
12 00 do , In half bbls , 7 00 ; gherkins , In
bbls , 14 00 ; do , in half bbls , 7 50.
VINEGAR Pure apple extra , IGu :
pure apple , 13c ; PruBRlnei > uro atmlo , IGc.
HOMINY Now , 85 00 ner bbl.
BEANS Medium , hand picked SJ 20
per bushel ; navy , 81 00 ; calof navy , 81 00
ROPE Sisal , 4 inch and lorgsr , 8@
9cilnch ; , 9t.
SOAPS Kirk's Savon Imperial , 330 ;
Kirk's satin. 3 30 ; Kirk's standard , 3 05 ;
Kirk's whl Russian , 500 : Kirk's
Eutoca , 20 Kirk's Prairie Queen ,
(100 ( cakes ) . JO ; Kirk's magnolia , 4 55 ®
CANDLES Boxes , 40 Ibs , Ifi oz , 8s ,
lGcbox'cs ; 40 Ibs. , 1C oz. , Gn. IGc.
LYE American , 3 40 ; Greenwich , 840 :
Western , 2 75 ; North Star , 2 50 ; Lewis'
lye , 4 GO ; Jewell lye , 2 75.
POTASH Pennsylvania cans , 4 doz. ,
in case , 3 35 ; Babbitt's Ball , 2 doz. in case ,
1 90 ; Anchor Ball 2 doz in case , 1 50.
FIELD SEED Red clover , choice
new , 8G 00 per bushel ; mammoth clover
new. 87 00 ; white clover , now , 814 00
11 nlfa clover , new , $12 50 ; alsike , new ,
81300. Timothy , good , new , 83 00 ;
blue grass , extra clean , 81 50 ; blue grass ,
clean , 81 25 ; orchard grass , 82 50 : red top _ ,
choice , 1 03 ; millet , common or Missouri ,
80c ; millet , German , 81 00 to 81 25 ;
Hungarian. 80c.
HEDfYESEED Osage orange , 1 to 5
bushels , 35 00 ; osage orange , 10 busheln or
over , 84 50 ; honey locust , per lb. , 35c ; per
100 Ibs. . 825 00.
FIS JL Family white fish , 90 lb hf bbls ,
84 75 ; jS'o. 1 white fish , 90 lb hf bbls , 6 70 ;
No. 1 white fish , in 10 lb kits , 1 10 ; family
10 lb kits , 85c ; New Holland herring , per
keg , 1 35 ; Russian sardines , 75c : Colum
bia river salmon , per 100 Ibs , 8 00 ; Georjf" ' *
Bank codfish , 6c ; Gen. boneless cocl.v" ,
9Jc ; boneless fish , 5Jc.
MACKEREL Half bblsmess mackerel ,
100 Ibs , 812 50 ; hf bbl No. 1 ox shore do ,
100 Ibs , 8 GO ; hf bbls , fat family do , 100
Ibs , C 00 ; mess mackerel , 12 lb kits , 2 25 ;
No. 1 ex shore , 12 lb do , 1 50 ; No. 1 shore ,
12 lb do. 1 00 ; fat family , 10 lb do 75c.
CANNED GOODS Oysters , 2 lb j
( Field's ) , per case , 84 00 ; do 1 lb ( Field's ) ,
per caeo , 2 50 : do 2 lb ( Standard ) , per case ,
J GO ; 'do ' ! lb ( standard ) , nor case , 2 30 ; do
2 lb ( slack ) , per case , 2 75 ; do 1 lb ( slack ) ,
per. case , 200. Onions , 380. Salmon , 1
lb , per dozen , 1 G0@l 70 ; do 2 lb , per dozen
2 55. Sardines , small tfsh , imported , one
quarter boxes per box , 14Jc ; American ,
quarter boxes per box , He ; do half boxes ,
per box , 21&C. Lobsters , 1 lb per dozen ,
1 80. Tomatoes , 2 30 ; do 3 lb per
case , [ 300 ; Corn2 lb ( Mountain )
per case , 3 20 ; soaked corn , 2 10 ; do
2 lb ( Yarmouth ) , per cane , 3 3 1 ;
string beans , per cose , 2 25 ; Lima beans
per case , 2 20. Succotash ] > er case. 2 25.
Peas , common , per case , 2 00 ; peas , choice ,
per case , 4 50. Blackberries , 2 lb , per case ,
2 80 ; strawberries , 2 lb , per cose , 2 75 :
raspberries. 2 lb , per case , 2 75@3 00.
Damsons , 2 IT ) , per cose , 2 45. Bartlett
pears per case , 3 Oo@4 00 , Whortleber
ries per caf.e , 2 80. Egg plnms , 2 lb per
ci.se , 3 50 ; do , choice , 2 lb , per case. 4 50.
Green gagee,2 lb per case , 3 50 : do choice , "
lb per cane , 4 50. Pine Apples , 2 lb , per case ,
4 00@5 75. Peaches , 2 lb per case , 3 10 :
do 3 lb , case , 6 00@G 50 ; do , ( pie ) , 3 lb , per
cahe.385 ; do pie , 6 lb , per dozen , 3 50.
RICE Carolina , 7@8c ; Louisiana , 7
< asc ; fair , G@Gi.
PEANUTS-Roastcd , choice , red Tennessee -
nessee , 9o per lb ; fancy white , lOc per lb ;
raw white Virginia raw , lOc ; roasted ,
llic.
Dry Good * .
BROWN COTTONS Atlantic A , 8ic ;
Appleton XX , 7c ; Atlanta A , 8c ; Boott
FF , Sic ; Buckeye LL , 4-4 , 7e ; Cabot W ,
71c ; Chittcnango A , GJc ; Ureat Falls E ,
8Jc ; Hoosier , < 3jc ; Honest Width , 7c : In
dian Head A , 8jc ; Indian Standard A ,
.6Jc ; Indian Orchard d. w , , Rjc ; Lawrence
LL , 7c ; Mystic River , 7ic : Pequot A , Sjc ;
Shawmut LL , 7c ; Utica C , 5ic ; Wachus-
ctt B , 74c ; do A , 8Jc ; do E 48 , 124o ; Wai-
oott BB. 8jtc.
FINE BROWN COTTONS Allendale
4-4 : 74c ; Alligator 3-4 , So ; Argyle 4-4 , 7Sc ;
Atlantic LL. Glc ; Badger Stat < X 4-4 , 7c ;
Bennington C 4-4 , GJc ; Buckeye S , 4-4 , 6Dco
Indian Orchard AA 9-8. 8Jc ; Laconla O
39 , Stc ; Lehigh E 4-4 , 9Jc ; Lonsdalo 4-4 ,
lOc ; Pepperell N 30 , 7o ; do 0 32 , 7Jo ; do 11
3G , 7Jc ; do E 39 , 8ic ; Pocassct 0 4-4 , 7tfo ;
W&msutta4-4 13o
BLEACHED COTTONS Androscog-
cido n L 4-4,9icl'iIackstoneAA ; Imperial 8Vo ;
do do half bleached 4-4 , 9c ; Cabot 4-4,89 ;
Fidelity 4-4 , 9 4c ; Fruit of the Loom , 10 ; dfo
can.bric4-4,13cdoWaterTwIst,10icGrcat ; ;
FalUQ , lOJc ; Indlau Head shrunk 4:4 , 12o :
Ixmsdale. lOc ; do cambrla 37 , 12Jc ; New
York Mills. 12c ; Pequot A , lOc ; Pepperell
N G Twills , 12ic ; Pocahontas 4-4 , 9Jc ;
Pocasset 4-4 , 81c ; Utlca , Ho ; Wamsutta
O X X , 124o.
DUOJCS TJnbleached Atlantic , 10 o
7c ; Baltimore do , IGc ; 'Lone Star , 8 u * .
12c : Savufre. 18c.
DUCKS ( Colored ) Albsny K brown.
80 ; do 0 , drab UPdo X A , stripes and
plaids , 12Vc ; do XXX brown and drab ,
stripes and plaids , 12Jc ; Arlington fancy ,
19c ; Dnmswick brown , 8 0 ; Chariot fancy ,
I24c ; do eirtru heavy , 20c ; Fall River
drown , extr * heavy , 11 4c ; Indiana A
brown , 13c ; Noonuet ] A brown , 15o ,
TICKINGS Am oskeap A O A 32
lie ; do XX blue 82 , 18J ; Arrowunna ,
9J ; Claremoitt B B , 15Jc : Conoatogu ex
tra , 174c ; Hamilton D. lljc Lewiston A
30 , lOo ; Mlnueli ha 4-4 , 20c ; O-ne a xup-r
extra 4-4 , 28c ; Pearl River 32 , IGjc ; Putnam -
nam XX blue stripe , 12c ; Khetucket 8
lOic : do SS 12c ; Yeoman's blue 29 , Bio
DENIMS , Amoikeak , blties/ul brown
IGJc ; Audovor DD blue , 15c ; Arlington
blue Scotch , ISJc ; Concord OOO , blue and
brown , 12ic ; do AAA , do do 13J ; do XXX
do do 14Jc : Haymaker'n blue and brown , ,
9ic ; Mystic River DD utrlpe , JCic ; 1'earl
River , blue aud brown , 15Jc ; Uucatvllle ,
blue and brown , ] 34o ,
CAMBRICS Barnard , We ; Eddyatone
lining , 2i inch double face , Kjc ; Garner A
glazed , 5c : Manhattan glove ( inl h , f Jc ;
NewjKjrt do Go ; do glazed , 6Jc ; Pequot do
Be : l < oclwood kid finish , Go ,
CORSET JEANS Amory , 8c : Andros-
coggti Bat teen , 84Clarendca ; , 6'icjConea-
toga eatteens , 1oHallowel \ , c ; Indian
Orchard improved , 74o ; Narr > gansett , 7ic ;
Pepperill satt * en 94n ; Rockport , 7Ja
PJtINTSAliens. . G4c ? AmericanGjo ;
Arnold , 7c ; Berwick , 4ijc ; Cocheco , 7c ;
C nestoga. GJc ; Dunkirk , 4Jc ; Duunell ,
6l@7c ; Eddyatone , 7c ; Ghucester , Go ;
Hftrmony , 64o ; Knickerbocker , G4c ; Mer-
rlmac D. 7c ; Mystic , SJc ; Sprarues , 6c ;
Southbridgo , Gc ; do. Ginghams , 7oj U rl.
bore , 5Jc ; Oriental GJo.
GINGHAMS Amo keag. lOicj Amos-
ke ? dress 12J , ' Argyle , IWcj Atlantic ,
9c ; Cumberland , 74c ; HlghUnd , | 4c ;
Kenllworth , SJc ; Plun kett , 104o > Su -
8CXCOTTONADES Abbervlllo l 4ci
Agate , We ; American , He ; Artlstan. 20c ;
Cairo D and T , 134c ; Clarion D and T ,
174c ; Deccan Co. stripes D and T.lGo ; Key
stone , ISJc ; Nantucket , 19o ; Nonpareil ,
IGo ; Ocean D and T , 134c ; Royal , 1041 ;
Sussex , 12c ; Tiogo. 12jc , ; WachiiKett "hirt-
\nt \ 5beck . 124c ; do , Nankin , 124c ; York ,
plain Nankin. 12jc ; do.checkR , striixjs nd
fancy , 12c ; do , 8 oz , 20c.
SHEETINGS AndroscogcinlO-4,27jc !
do 9-4 , 24o ; do 8-4 , 22c ; ContlnenUl C
42 , He ; Fruit of the Ixxnn 10-4. 27 * ! New
York mills 98 , 3T.c ; do 78 , SOc ; do 58 , 224p ;
Pembroke 10-J , 2 , * > c ; Pequot 10-4 , 28jc ; do
7-1 , 19c ; do 49 , IGc ; renporoll 06 , 29o ;
do 67 , 21c ; do 57 , I8c ; Utica 9S , 85o ; do
53 , 22Jc ; do 48 , 17c
Olgnr * and Tobacco * .
CIGARS. Seeds , 815.00 ; Connecticut ,
825.00 ; Mixed , 835.00 ; Seeil Havana ,
$50.00 ! CloarHavauo , 875.00.
TOUACCO PLUG. Golden Rule ,
24 lb , GOc ; Spotted Fawn , Glc ; Our Rope ,
firsi quality , G2c ; Star , pounds , 24
lb , butts , GOc ; Horse Shoo , pounds ,
24 lb , butts , COc ; Gilt Edge ,
pounds , 2J lb , butts , GO ; Army and Navy ,
pounds 65c ; Bullion , tmunds GOc ; Lorfl-
lard's Climax , txrauds , Glc.
FINE CUT In palls. Hard to Beat ,
75c ; Golden Thrcnti. 70c ; Fountain , 80c ;
Favorite , ( MO ; Rocky Mountain , COc ;
Fancy , 55c ; Daisy , 50c. In tin foil
Catllns O. S. , 5 lb boxes lr lbG3c ; I ori-
lllanl's Tiger , G5c ; Diamond Crown , GOc.
SMOKING All prndcs Common. 25 to
33c. Granulated Blackwells Durham , 10
or. 51c ; Dukes Durham , 1G or , 50o ; Seal ol
North Carolina. 16 oz , 46 ; Seal of Nebnm-
kn , 16 oz , 38c ; Jxmo Jack , 4 oz , linen bags
per lb , 81.35 ; Marburgs' Pnck , 2 oz , tin
oil , 5 5c : Dog Tail. 5c.
Paint * Oils nd Varnlthei.
PAINTS IN OIL White load , Omaha
P. P. , 04"o ; white lead , O.P.tO Co .S.P.G4
puroGtMar83lllc8grccn ; , l to 5 lb cane , 20c
French zinc , gi ? ° n seal. 12c ( French zinc ,
red seal , lie ; French zinc , In vcrnish osst ,
? 0c ; French zince , in oil onst , 15c ; Raw
and burnt umber , 1 lb cans 12c ; raw and
burnt. Sienna , 13c : vandyke brown , IS , ;
iclined lamblack ] , 12c ; coach black , l"c ;
i"ory black , IGc ; drop block , IGc ; Prussian
blue , 30c ; ultramarine blue , 18c ; chrome
green , L. M. & D. , 14c ; blind and nhutter
green , L. M. & D. . 14c ; Paris green , 18c ;
Indian red , 15c : Venetian red , Uc ; Tuscan
iln. , 22c ; American Vcrmtllod , I. &P. , 18c ;
chrorao yellow , L. , M. , O. & D 0. , 18c ;
yellow ochre , 9c ; golden ochre , 1'5 ; patent
Jrver , Gc ; graining color * : light oak. dark
oa c , walmit. nhcstuut. nnd aih l'2c
Dry ° alnt
White lead , OJc ; french rlnc. lOo ; Paris
whiteing 2Jc ; whiting gilders. ljc ;
\s biting com'l , lie ; lampblack German-
to vn , 14c ; lampblack , ordinary , 80 ; Prus
sian blue , 45c ; ultramarine , 18c ; vandyke ,
brown , 8c ; umberburnt , 4c ; umber , raw ,
lcuienna ; , burn t , 4c ; sienna , raw , Ic
Paris green gen\iinc , 35c ; Paris green com'l
25c ; chromo green , N. Y.1 20c ; chrom-
green K. , 12c ; vermillion , Eng. , 70c ; vermillion -
million , America , 18c ; Indian rod. ] 0c ,
rose pink , 14 c ; Venetian read , Cookson's
? ? c : Venetian red Am , , lc ; rol lead , 7ic ;
chromo yellow , genuine , 20c ; chromo yellow -
low , K. , 12c ; ochre , rochelle , 3c ; ochre ,
French , 2c ; ochre , American , ljc ;
Winter's mineral. 2Jc ; lehigh brown , 2c :
Spanish browii , 24c ; Trinco's mineral 3c ;
VARNISHES Barrels per gallon.
Furniture , extra , 81 10 ; furniture , No. 1 ,
81 ; furniture , U , 85c ; coach , extra , $140 ;
Coach , No. 1 , 8120 " ; Domar , 81 50 ; Japan.
70c ; aspbaltum , 70c ; shellac , 83 50 : hard
oil finish. 81 30
OILS 110" carbon , per gallon , 114cl'50 ;
headlight , per gallon , 12c ; 175' headlight ,
per gallon , 164c ; crystoline , per gallon , 19c ;
linseed , raw. per gallon , G2 ; linseed , boiled ,
per gallon , G5c ; lard , winter sti'd , per gal
lon , 95 ; No. 1 , SOc ; No. 2 , G5c ; castor ,
XXX. pf-r gallon , 130 ; No. 3,115 ; sweet ,
per gallon , 85cj sperm , W. B. , per gallon ,
1 35 ; fish , W. B. . per gallonGOc ; noatefoot ,
extra , per gallon , 75c ; No. 1 , G5c ; lubri
cating , zero , per gallon , SOc ; summer , 15o ;
golden machine , No. 1 , per gallon , 35c ; No.
2 , 50 : spenn , signal , per gallon , SOc ; tcr-
pontmo , per gallon , G5cQnaptha ; , 74' , per
gallon , SOc ; G4 , 20c
Heavy Hardware List.
Iron , rates. 8340 ; plow steel , special
cast , 7c ; crucible , 8c ; ppecial or GermauGc ;
cast tool do , 15@20 wagon spokes , set ,
2 25@3 00 ; hubs , per set , 1 25 ; felloes , sawed
dry , 140 ; tongues , each , 70@85c ; axles ,
each , 75c ; square nuts , per lb , 7@llc ;
woaliers , per lb. 8@18c ; rivets , per lb , He ;
coil chain , per lb , G@12c ; malleable , 80 ;
iron wedges , Gc ; crowbars , Gc ; harrow
teeth , 4c ; horseshoes , per keg , 5 00 ; spring
steel. 7@8c ; Burden's borsenhoes , 5.15 ;
Burden's muleshoes , G 35.
NAILS 10 to 20d. 3 GO ; 8 to 10 , 375
Gd , 4 00 ; 4d. 4 25 ; 3d , common , 5 00 : 3d ,
fine , 6 50 ; clinch , all sizes , 5 25 ; Gd , casing.
4 75 ; 8d casing , 4 50 ; lOd casing , 4 25 ; 10d
finish , 4 75 ; 8 < I finish , 5 00 ; Gd finish , 5 25
half keuTH , lOo extra.
SHOT. Shot , 81.85 ; Buck shot , 82.10 :
Oriental Powder , kegs , 80.40 : do. , half
kcjrs , 83.48 : do. , quarter kegs , $1.88 ; Blast-
hit' . ketfB. 83.35 : Fuse , tier 100 feet 50c.
BAl.BED WIllE In car lots,8 30 per
100 ; in less than car lots. 8 55 uer 100.
Horiet and Mules.
Tha market is brisk and all grades are
selling well at ilitrht advance in pi Icon.
The demand for good horses exceeds the
supply considerably. Prices range an fol.
lows :
Fine single drivers , 8150. to 300. ; Extra
draft horses , $175. to 225. ; Common dra.'t
hones , 8100. to 150. ; Extra farm horses ,
8110. to 125. ; Common to good farm horses
890. to 8100. ; Extra plugi > , 8 0. to 75. ;
Common plugs , 820. to 840.
MULES. 1C to 151 hands ( extra ) , 8125.
to 150. ; 144 to 15 hands , 8100. to 140. ;
14 to 144 hands , 875. to 100. ; 134 to U
bands. 8CO , to 75.
Liquors.
ALCOHOL 187 proof. 230 per wine
gallon ; extra California spirits , 187 proof ,
1 30 per proof gallon ; triple refined spirits.
187 proof , 121 per proof gallon ; re-distilled
vtiekion , 1 00@1 50 ; fine blended , 1 50@
2 50 ; Kentucky bourbons , 200@700 ; Km-
tuckv and Pennsylvania ryes , 2 00@7 00
BRANDIES Imported , 80 00@1000 ;
domestic 1 40@4 00.
GINS larportod , 4 60@0 00 ; domestic ,
140@300.
RUMS Imported , 4 60@0 00 ; New
England. 2 00@4 00 ; domestic. 1 60@3 50
PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY-
1 75@4 00.
CHAMPAGNES Imported per case ,
2SOO$3 OjAmarlnj , case , 1200 ®
10 00 ,
CLARETS Per case , 4 60@16 00
WINES Rhino wine , per cose , G 00 ®
20 00 ; Catawba , per case , 4 00@7 00 ,
Lumber ,
WI10LKHALE.
We quote lumber , lath and shingles on
cars at Omaha at the following pricex ;
JOIST AND SCANTLING 10 ft. ami
under , 821 GO ; 18 ft. , 822 00.
TIMBKRS 10 ft. and under. 82200.
TIMHUR AND JOI8T-18 ft. , 823 ( ) . ;
20 ft. , 821 00 ; 22 ft. , 827 50 ; 2 ! ft. , 887 BO.
KENCIN-No. 1 , 4 un.l . G In. , lt > no ;
Xo. , 820 HO ,
SHEETING No. 1 (2nd ( common
board * ) S1880 ; No. 2 , 81700.
STOCKI BOARDS-12-in. D , 82300 ;
12-ln. O. 835 00 ; 12-ln. IJ , 810 00.
SIDING-A , 821 O'J ; IJ , 821 00 ; 0 ,
$18 00 *
FLOORING-A , 81000 ; IJ. 837 50 ; 0 ,
83200 ; I ) , 82300 ,
SHINGLES No. 1 , ? 1 75 ; G-In. clear ,
82 75 ; star , 83 25 ; extra A , 81 00.
LATH-NO , i. 83 50.
SHIP LAP-Plain , 82300 ; O. ( i , Nor
2,82100 ; O G. No. 1 , $35 00.
No. 2 , $13 50 ; 1-in , No. 1 , 818 50.
THICK FINISH-$18 00@55 00.
HTARRED FELT-Per lb , 3o
STRAW BOARD-Per id , 3c.
JJHAH CREEK LIME -81 25.
PLASTER PARIS-8235.
LOUISVILLE CEAIKNT-12 00.
Material.
L-IME Per barrel , 1 35 ; bulk per bu
35c. Cement , bb ] , 82 50. Iowa plft tf
bbl , f2 60. Hair per bn , S5c , ' Tarred
felt 100 Ibs 83 50. Straw Uard , 84 CO
PAPER Straw p i > er , 3c ( rag pRixr ,
4c ; dry goods paper , 7c ; mnnila paper , lOcj
news paper , 8c
COA1/ Cumberland blacksmith , 812 ;
Morri * Hun ] llow burg , 812 ; Wiltcbrcast
lump , $0 0 ; Whitcbrcast nut. 80 f 0 ; lown
lump , 86 50 ; Iowa nut 8650 ; Rock Springs
88 ; Anthrftcito , all sizes 812 00@12 50.
Qru .
DRUGS AND CUKMIOAIjS Acld
Carbolic , SOc ; Acid , Tartarlc. We ; Balsam
Copabla , per lb , 75c ; Hark , Saxsafias ptr
lb , 14c ; Calomel , jxir lb , 75c ; Clnchonidio,1
per oz , 8100 ; Chlorofonn , t > er lb , 100 ;
Diner's powders , per lb , 81 40 ; Epson
alts P r lb , 3ic ; Glycerine , pure , per lb ,
45c ( Ix-nd , Acetate , wr lb , 21c ;
Oil , Ca t.r ( . , Xo. 1 , per gal , 1 30 ;
Oil , Castor , Xti. , per gal , 812T > ; Oil ,
Olive , per p l. tflO \ ; Oil , Origanum , ftOo
Opium , 85 2.Oulninc ; 1' . \\.k R. & S. ,
per or , 82 40 ; Poti s ium , Iwlldc , i > cr Ib ;
82,1 , " > ! Salacm , per or , 40c ; Sulphate uf
Morphine , per ( > * , $4 00 ; Sulphur flour ,
per lb , > Jc ; Slrvchulue. tier oz , 81 60.
Wool.
.Merino unwashed , light , ll@16c ; heavy ,
18@15c ; mpdlum unwashed , light , 18@20c ;
washed , choice , 82cs fair , SOc ; tub-dlngy
and w. , 28c ; biitry , black nnd uotted wwu *
2ffr-c less
Hides t-urs , Etc.
H1DK8 i.rccn butcher'n hide , ; 6\a \ <
cuied7ic ; hides , green salt , part cured 7"
hides , lijc ; dry Hint , nouml , lS@14c ; dry
calf and kli > , 12@13c ; drj * salt hidesmmnii ,
llf112cj green calf. wt. 8 to 15 lb < . . 10@lle ;
green call , t , under 8 Hw , per skin , 50o :
\ft-ccn \ t > clt , 50@81 2.i green lamb skins
8110125 ; damaged hides two-third rate ,
cut retired and one grub , classed two-
tllrdt rate , ) branded hides 10 per cent. off.
Com skins No. 1. 45c ; No. 2 , 30c ; No. 3 ,
' -0. ; No. 4 , lOc. Mink , No. 1 , 60c ; No. 2 ,
HOflj No. 3 , 16c ; No. 4 , 5e. Fox. NO. 1 ,
OOc : No. 2 , 25c. Skunk , No. 1 , black ,
! > -'c ' ; iinort ntripe , 40oj narrow stripe 25c ;
t Mini dtrlpe , lOc. Tallow , Go.
Lea her.
Onk sole , 38c to 42c ; hcml-ick sulc , 38o to
3Gc ; hemlock kip. 80o to 100 ; tunmr ,
t' r.o to 80c ; hemlock c ilf , 8 c to 120 ; htm-
lock tippi-r , 23oin2Gc ; oat u-per. 2lc ;
alligator. 4 00 to C 50 ; cnlf kid , 32@3' > cj
Grchenkld , 2 60 to 2 75 ; oak kip , KUo to
1 00 ; oak cslf , 1 ' . ' 0 to 1 3D ; French kin ,
110 to 1 fir. ; F ouch c.tlf , 1 25 to 2 00 ; rim-
HetU. 5 50 to 7 50 ; linings , G 00 to 8 50 ;
toi | .ings , 9 00 to 10 50 ; B L. Morocco , oOa
to 35c ; pebble 0. D. Morocco , 35c : slmon ,
2 rO to 3 00.
HARNESS-No. 1 star oak , 43c ; No 2
d. . . 40c ; No. 1 Ohio oak , 40c ; No. 2 do ,
37c ; No. 1 Milwaukee , 38c ; No. 2 do , 3Gc.
Connotl Bluff * Marltot.
COUNCIL BLcrrs , March 2 6
Flour Crystal Mills Golden Sheuf ,
S GO ; California Eureka , patent 3 8 . < ; best
brand of Kansas , 3 50@3 90 ; Kansas and
Missouri flour , 3 50@4 25 ; graham , 3 76 ;
rye flour , 3 40.
Bran and Shorts 15 00 per ton
Chop Com 22 50 per ton.
Wheat No. 2 , 8112@116 ; No. 3 , 72o :
rejected , 52c.
Corn 52.
Oats No. 2 , 40c ; rejected , 35c.
Barley No. 2. 90c ; No. 3 , 75c
Hay Loose , 5 00@G 00.
Wood-5 50 ® 7 00.
Live Hogs 5 25@5 75.
Cattle Shipping , 4 50@5 00 ; milch
cows 30 00 ® 15 00 per head : butchen-
stock , 3 00@3 50.
Sheer ) 3 75@4 25.
G Hides oc ; G S hides 7c.
Wool 15@.y5.
Butter Creamery , SOc ; in mils wrap-
pet ) , 25c : rolls not wrapped , 2U ; mixed
colors 15@20c.
Eggs Packed , 2.\c \ ; froah , 15i' .
Potatoes 130 ; Salt Lake , 1 51) .
Onions 1 25@1 40.
Dressed Poultry Chickens , lOcj ducks
lOc ; gceae. 8c ; turkeys , 12ic.
Live Chickens 2 25 per dozen.
Chicago rroauou.
CHIOAQO. Murch 25.
Flour Steady and firma ; moderate
business transacted ; common to choice
western spring , 4 50feG 75 ; Minnesnta , 5 0
@ 7 00 ; patents , G 75@8 25 ; rye ( lour , 4 85
@ 515.
Wheat In No. 2 spring a quiet and
dull feeling prevailed. But few outside
orders were received , and the fluctuations
were too small to stimulate local specula
tion , and trading was on a limited sc.ile.
Tha feeling was easier , and a lower range
of prices was established , closing , how
ever , tttcady , with a portion < > f the decline
recovered. At the c ese No. 2 stood at
1 351c for ca-h , March and April ; 1 S08
forMiy ; 1 283 for June ; 1253 for July ;
111 § fur August ; 1 031 03J for the
year ; No. 3 quiet at 1 10ul ) 12 , according
to location ; rejected entirely nominal.
Corn A fair speculative demand pre
vailed , but the feeling was n little unset
tled. Thu markcttoihjned quiet at i@lu I
decline. A further reduction of J@Jowus ;
submitted to about the middle of 'change.
Durln ; the latter pitrt of the scfHlon tha
fef ling was ttrongcraxain and prices ranged
i@o higher , with considerable trading nt
the improvement and f.drly active for all
grades. No. 2 cloned at G3@G3Jc fr
cash , March and A lil ; GSJcf ir May ; 07fj
@G8cf .r June ; G8Jc for July ; 5Go for the
year ; rejected , G1J < j
Oatn Firm and sllghtlv higher : No. 2.
42cfor March ; 42i@424o"lor April ; 45ja | ( >
82JO.
Pork Fairly active and higher. Mev *
cloeed at 17 1017 15 for cash ; 17 074 f' '
April ; 17 30@17 3 \ for May ; 17 60 ®
17 524 for J" e ; 17 70@17 75 for July
Lard Autive ; 1070igl075 lor cubh ;
10 ,0@10 724 fir ApiII ; 0 90@10 92J for
Mav ; 11 024ull ( ) 15 for June ; 11 12i@ll 15
for Ji.ly ,
Bulk Meats Market more active ; short
libs , 9 47J9 50 for ca h ; 9 45@9 474 f r
April ; 965@957J for May ; ! l G5@'J G74
for June.
Whisky-Steady at 118.
Butter In good demand nnd mar
ket firmly held. Creamery , choice to
fancy , 40@42c ; fair to good do , S3@38o ;
dairy , choice to tancy , 32@37u ; do fair
to good , 23@28c ; fr.sti in ado and packing
stock , 18@28c ; low grades , 10@13c ; roll ,
16@2Go for common to fair ; 28@30o for
good Io choice ; grease , 7@9c ,
Eggs Quiet and demand moderate.
Strictly fresh , 15u.
Ileo'ts Shipm'ta
Flour 10,170 12,045
Wheat 11,935 4,003
Coru 39.318 80.45U
Oats 45.20G 40,081
Rye 2,277 2,700
Uurley 12,921 11,331
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO , March 25.
The Drover't Journal reports as foil ws :
Hogs Rcceiptu , 13 000 head. Thu miir-
k t for packing hogs was a llttlu weaker ,
nnd tr.idlng was blow but sules of good
hogs were gt nerally made at about stva y
in tea Common rough lots were plentiful ,
aid us thu demand was weak trading was
tr.mg at pri.es ubout 5c loarr , and the
cloto was weak an I a fe * late arrivals
wi-iu uriMild Commini to good mix d ,
tJ35@7 tO ; heavy lackem and uhlpnera
troiiK during the must part of thu day.
but closed weak , prices ranged from 0 80 ®
7 40 ; light hogb lower , 0 25@7 60 ; skips
and culU In Urge supply anil lower , rang-
ng fram 5 00(5,1 ( ! 20.
Cattle Receipts , 1,000 head , Trading
lively to thoextentol supply which was vtry
meagre ; common hii > ping , 5 30 ; fair , 5 80
l@5 95 ; medium , 0 20 ; good G 15 ; choice.
0 40@0 05 ; export , G 8@G . 90 ; ml od
buichors' stock actlvu and strong ; all the
offerings were e garly taken ; cow * , 3 00 ®
5 25 : bulls , 3 25(5(5 ( ( 81) ) ; uteerd , 5 25@5 :
btockera and feederu steady and * old well
at300fiOO ,
Sheep Receipts 800 head. Mnrketqutet
and ubout uucnanged. The quotations
for common. 465 ; medium , 5 75@5 UO ;
gotid , G C0@0 10 ; choice , G 15 ,
Cleveland Market ,
OLKVELAJTD , Match 25 ,
Petroleum Firm , quiet and unchanged ;
standard white , 110 tf t , 7v
Now York Prodnoo-
Nsw YORK , March 23.
Flour Steady ; No. 2. 2 80@3 76 ; city
mill extra , G V58 00 ; southern flour quiet
common to choice extrn , 6 20@8 00 ;
Wheat-Cash red 101J ; higher and
vxsry strong ; options quiet and weak ; N ! 2
rctl , 14. @ 1I5J ; No. 1 do , 148 ; No. 1
white , 13lj ! No.J. . red. April , 1 40(3) ( )
1-I3J : tin May , 141S@14'.4 ; do June , 1 37
@ 1 383.
Corn Firm for caxh , lots for option un
graded mixed , 72J@77 ; No. 2 751753c :
No. 3 whlt , 88@ Oc ; No. 2 mixed
April , 76J@7oic ; do May , 75Jc.
Oats ltx 1 quiet and steady ; white
higher nmt f lly active ; No. _ 1 whjto ,
68c ; No. 2 doL5768i ! No. 1 mixed , 64e |
No. 3 , 62J@6fj ; mixed western , 63@56c ;
.Vo , a mixed , March , "
Hyo Flimer ; bids for state.
Harlcy Qiilot ; ungraded Canada , 114
I'ork-Sttong ; new mew , 17 60 ® 7 G2J.
Lard Strong , fnlrly iiCiivo nnd higher ,
11 lit icas > . : II OJ April.
Whl ky Nnmliwl.
Pctruleutn Market firm and quiet ;
united , 8l3c ; crude In barrels G3 < @ ' ' 7jcs !
nnDtlu , In Imrrilo. G G3jc asked ; re
fined here nnd In Baltimore , In barn Is
" 4c ; do Philadelphia , 7go.
St. Louln Proilnco.
ST. Louis , March 25.
Flour Funcy nnd choice lower ;
fnncv , 40(5G ( ; 00 ; choice , G 10@G 26 ; fami
ly , 6 WXSll 60 ; XXX , 6 505 05 ; YX , 6 00
@ 5 60.
rom Steady nnd linn ; G7jo for ca h ;
. . - fi.r March ; 07o { ! foi'trrilG8Jc ; for
May ; GS c for Juno ! G'.lo forJuly ; GUJc
for Ai glut ; MJo for the year.
OaU Sirtingor nnd hcling better ; 41)c )
for cAoh ; 45io for Ajirll ; 45Jc for Slay ;
4 Io for June ! 37io for July ,
R > -Klrmer t8ll a' > c.
IJrtrley Unchanged.
Lead Dull nnd iiudmnred.
liutt r Steady ; cicamcry , I0@42c ;
dalr , 30S38c. ( !
KKKH Finn at I3ic.
Whisky117. .
Flax Seed Quiet at 1 3 ! > © 1 35.
Pork firmer ; 17 GO for cash ; 17 GO for
May.
Lard Nominal at 11 26.
26.Uvo'ts. ' . Shlpmtx.
ITlour 1,463 7,030
Wheat 18,281 8,4K (
Corn 37.775 100,589
Oats 247.G38 1,840
Ityo . . . . . .
Harley 1,4HI
Cincinnati Prodi. . in.
CINCINNATI , .Murch 26
Mesa Pork Jobbing dcmnnd at i7 76 ®
17 80.
Lird Piimo team , 10 70(3)10 ( ) 75.
Bulk MoatH Clear sides held at 10 124.
Bacon Clear sides 10 G24@10 G5.
Flour Quiet ; winter family , 5 80@G 00.
Wheat Kiwicr ; No. 2 red , I 31.
CornA Kiiuccza iu spot mx < 'd contin-
uex ; No. 2 mixed , 72c hid.
Oats Fair demand and Htill firm ; No.
2 mixed held at 62c.
Rye More active ; No. 2 quiet.
Barley Dull and caiy ; Choice No. 2
fall , 1 OOjnsked.
Whiskey Firm at the close at 1 1 ' .
Kaniaa City Produce Market-
KANCAB CITY , Murch 25.
Wheat Weak and lower ; No. 2 , much ,
1 17 * ; April , 1 17 ; No , 3 coah , 98c ; March ,
"
! l84c" ; April , 98c ; May , 981c ; June , 92c ;
No. 4 cash , S7c ; May , H c.
Corn Firmer ; No. 2 mixed , canh , 02ij
March , Caj@G24c ; April , G24c ; May , Ggc (
June , G31c ; No. 2 white mixed , cash ,
714c ; March. 71 io ; April , 70io : May , 71o ,
( Jala Dull ; No. 2 coiih , 444c ; March ,
45ac ; May , 474c.
Roo'ts. Shliim'ts.
Wheat . 3,727 15,100
Corn . 33,901 192l4
Oats . 758 2,309
Rye . 200 149
Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAH CITY , March 25.
Cattle Receipts 310 ; shipments 245 ;
market strong and active at 5@10 higher ;
native shippers , 5 00@U 40 ; native stockers -
ers and feeders , 3 75@4 GO ; native COWB ,
2 25 ® 150.
I logo Receipt * . 2.331 ; shipments 1,502 ;
market slow and dragging nt 6c lower ;
good to choice heavy. G 35G 75 ; mixed
packing. G 00@G SO ; ' light shipping , B 70 ®
( ! 00. _
Toledo Produce
TOLEDO , March 26
Wheat Very quiet ; No. 2 , 1 3Ti for
c.iuh ; 1 31 for March ; I 314 bid for April ;
131 for May ; 1314 f r " < ! ; 1 l"i for
July ; 1 12 for August ; 11 4 f ° r thu year
Corn Inactive : high mixed , 70jc ; No. 2
Gto ! for cash and March ; G9c for April ; OOlo
asked for May ; G9o for June ; G9Jc asked
for July ; G9 c for th j ear.
Oats - Unchanged.
OH Market.
PiTTMiiuiia , .March 25
The oil imuketj op net ! at 82 jc , and
closed at noon at Sllc : April and May ,
84c ; June , SOJo ; Now York refined , 74c ;
Antwerp , 18 irancH. Shipments United ,
G2,2S8 burreU ; tide water , 8,3G1 bairels ;
churtoK. : i09.52G barralH. 1'itUbiirg sales ,
5 10 , 000 barrels. PitUbnrgtxihitnge stock ,
St-Xjoni * Jjiye Stock.
St. Louis Maich 25.
Cnt'lo Unchanged and ctcady ; extras
G ; fiV/,0 ( 7 ; good to ci.olco . nativen , 5 75 ®
G 00 ; miidinm to chciko butchers' , 4 50 ®
5 25 ; nat vu stuckerc , 4 I0@4 60 ; native
cows and heifers 3 75@5 00. Receipts
172 head ; shipments ; 07 head.
Hogs Nothing doini. ; prices un
changed ; light , G 00@li 25 ; YorkeiH , G 40 ®
0 CO ; packing , G 2B@0 55 ; liutcherH acd
Hi-lect , G 607 20. RecciiitH , 721 head ;
shipments , 2.V. ) head.
Peoria Produce.
PKOIUA , March 25 ,
Corn N w , firm ; high mixed , (5G@G74 (
@G04c ; mlxo
Rco'tH. Ship'ts.
Wheat 1,800 475
Corn . ' 35,000 37,500
Oats 29,100 18,375
Rye 460 1,000
Barley 2,750 1,200
Bit lit Liberty Live Stock.
KAHT Limtnry , Pa. , March 25 ,
Cattle Nothing dolnv.
Hogs Slow ; receipts , 2,600 ; shipments
9,000 ; 1'hilftJelphlan , 7 50@7 GO ; Ytirknw ,
G 767 00.
Sheep Nothing doing ; receipts , none ;
hlpmeiitH , 1,200
Bultimuro Produce.
liALTUioiiK , March 25 ,
KlniirJulct. .
Wheat houthuin steady ; fullz , 1 35 ®
140 ; IOM.'iKjrry , 1 4H1 48 ; No , 2 ml
winter fin , tr but quiet ut 1 'Ml .or CMli ;
1 37i@l 374 f r April.
Corn White southern steady nt 8t > c ;
yellow steady t 76@7Gc.
i
Philadelphia Produce.
PlliLADKLi'iiiA , March 25.
Wheat Firmer at 1 3Gj@l 40 for cash
and March : 1391@1 40 f r April.
Corn Ffliner nt 7."ijo ( for cash and
March ; G5@G5jo ( for April.
OaU Firm nt 65@57 for cash and
March.
Rye Firm at 8fl@884c.
Liverpool Produce.
LiVKitrooL , March 25 ,
Flour American , 10d@12i.
Wheat-Winter , 9a Gd@104 Cd ; white.
9 * Gd@9 9d ; spring , 9a@10j ; club , 9n 9d
@ 10. < 2d ,
Com G.t for new. and Gn for old.
Pork 77a.
Lard3s Gd.
J3nITnlo Llvo Stock.
EAT BorrALO , March 25 ,
Hogs Strong ; receipt * , 52 ; shipments.
67 ; Yorker * , 710@7 20 ; medium and
heavy weights , 7 15@730.
Turpentine Market-
WILMINOTON , N. C. , March 25.
Rosin Firm ; strained , ! 90good ; , 195 ,
SplriU-FIrm nt 5 50.
' 1,11 Firm at 1 75.
Cotton Mnrkot-
NEW YonK. Murch 25.
Cotton Spot dull , midland nnd upland.
12 3-1U ; sa'ct ' are , 100 bales for export , eml
200 Inlcs delivered on contract * ; futures
dull and easy ; Match , 12J ; April , 121 ;
May , 12.2 ; June , 1Z4 ; Jn y , 12 14-1G.
CALlToRN'iA'FLOUR.
-'ncratnento mills patent flour ( red
brand ) . Our brat Eureka patent flour
( blue brand ) . The only patent flour man-
llfficttlfixl , nil lllft Pftplho nnimfVn . , , u nlftlwi tumu
It Is the whitest , strongest nnd jest family
( lour in thu state. Ask your grocer for it.
Try It and you will UBO no other.
E. M. McCnKAirr A Co. ,
Sacramento ,
T. J. EVANS , Agent ,
Crystal Mills , Council Bin fix.
ZEKE DUKNELL.
Shot nnd Instantly Killed In a Utnh
Mining Cnmp.
E. Durnoll , nn old resident of
Oniahn , and in his tinio a proininont
ward politician , was shot dead at the
Ontario mill , in Park City , Utah ,
yesterday morning , by n man named
\V. J. Wilson , nlias "Texas. " The
murder was the rutult of n quarrel
over throt. dollars owed by "Zoko"
to Wilson. Wilson gave himself up
to the marshal , and claims that ho
killed Durncll in eolf-dofonso. The
special telegram that convoyed the
news to TIIK BEG also stated that the
camp was greatly excited , and there
was considerable ! talk oi using hempen
on Wilson. Durnoll was a brother of
Samuel Durnoll , who was in the gro-
cury business with John Evans , and
who was accidentally killed on the
Sixteenth street bridge about three
ye.irs ngo. Xoko was a postal clerk
fur a long time , running out of hore.
PERSONAL. .
Miss Lizzie Calderwood leaves for Bos
ton on Thursday.
M. 0. Maul has returned from a visit to
his relatives in Pennsylvania.
Charles Can an has been appointed clerk
in Judge Chaawick's court.
Dr. Pcabody and N. J. Burnam returned
H > turday from a hunt on the Platte ,
Clement Chano has gone to St Louis to
sojourn fora week with relatives.
K. A. Crall , of the Missouri Pucificrail-
way engineer c > rpp , is in the city fora few
days
Owen Slareu , formerly a member of the
city council of Omaha , has returned from
New Mexico.
A. Bruegger , of Chicago , general a4ent
of th * White Anchor hose company , is in
town.
town.Mrs.
Mrs. M. Sweeney , of Now York , who
ha i been visiting tha famiU of F. J. Me-
Shane for some time past , lelt for homo
yesterday.
J. W. Ingram , past jr of he Christian
church , goes to Schuyler the lust of thid
weekwhere ha expects to spend the most
of the month of April , under the Auspices
of the Christian missionary hoard of thix
state ,
General Superintendent Hatch , Assist
ant General Traffic Manager Hlland , and
II , C. Hope , superintendent of tolcgr-ph ,
of ho St. Paul & Omaha reid , a rived
from St. Paul Saturday oveiiinir. They
returned on a special train Sunday morn
ing.
BORROWING TROUBLE.
Murnngo Llconcos Issued by the
County Court the Last Two
Wooka.
Win. 0. AndrosB , ogod 40 , to Mrs.
Mary Jourdain , aged 30 , botli of
Omaha.
Anton Wabcck , aged 22 , to Miss1.
Mary Tomsick , aged 20 , both of
Omulm.
Alof Hudlund , aged 29 , to Miss
Ida Lunugberg , aged 25 , both of
Oiniiha , .
JOHN Jensen , of Washington county ,
aged 27 , to Miss Anna Miller , of
Omaha , aged.20.
John F. w'urnoth , aged 30 , to Mrs.
Katie L , Bonestool , aged 29 , both of
Columbus , Neb.
Edward Kaufman , aged 27 , to
Miss Kntio Liconuz , aged 21 , both of
Omaha.
George Wilson , aged 28 , to Miss
Annie Johnson , aged 22 , both of
Omaha.
Thoa. Urooks , of Council Bluda ,
ngod 21 , to Miss Annie Gorman , of
Dos Moinus , aped 32.
Alexander Lunburg , aged 33 to-
Jonhana Louisa Nilsson , aged 18 ,
both of Omaha.
E. Jepson , aged 28 , to Miss Chrla-
turn Pateruon , aged 29 , both of Elkhorn -
horn Station.
Chris. DuckhuB , aged 28 , to Miss
Maggie Qlandt , aged 21 , both of
Douglas county.
D , R. Steele , aged 30 , to Miss
U.irriu McCarraghor , aged 20 , both of
Omaha.
E , II. Otto , aged 24 , to Margarotho
Norden' a ud 21 , both of Omaha.
W. IIVarron , Ohio , aged 25 , to
Miss Fnnnie 0. Terrill , of Missouri ,
aged 2 ! ) .
W. 1 < \ Moyt-r , gi-d 22 , to Miss
Maggie Shannon , agud 19 , both of
Omaha ,
Goo. E. McCculoy , of Qrouloy , Ool. ,
aged 20 , to Miss Mollie A. lioyd , of
Omaha , aged 20 ,
0. F. Johnson , aged 30 , to Miss
Aimio Mattier , aged 10 , bjth of
Omaha.
0. D. Eruanbraok , aged 31 , to
Helen E. Paul , aged 35 , both of Fort
Dodge , la ,
John 0. Larson , of Sarpy county ,
aged 30 , to Miss Sophia Johnson , of
Omaha , aged 29.
Qarrabraut & Cole , tha new dry
goods firm , 1307 Farnain street , will
show in a few days all the latest styles
and shapes in parasols.
I parasols.'I
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