Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 16, 1881, Page 5

e D FINANCIAL. Finanolal Review. Naw Y Brehang K, NEY, November 15, G per eent {ENT o ateady st 4 $14@4 22} TR CGovernments alosed firm as follows: currmu [ 4's coupons Paei 112 hid A17 1id RATLROAD BONDS, Union firsts, Uniou land grant Sinking funds Conbrals and it erally } list. The more marked, of 1@1§ per cent., the bany & Chic Houston & wor movement, The follo 130 ¢ CUETC CSt L& N, D&H f DL& W, rerorred HLT 111 Confral. ... 13 Following sy wing s railroad bonds elosed a ar thron hout follows was dull, weak | and closed gen- | nt. lower for the general 20 oo 83 1004 MINING are ine in 1 I'hes widely and frequently during the day o closed at a decline from the highest p latt r in Now Al- stocks was mueh stocks fluctuated Alton & Terre Haute, bl t th s in the downward |, RPN as and Hannibal & St Joe o the closing bids: STOCKS, b Wghest 1 vi mining stocks at the New York mining exchange: Con Va Cherokee Green Moun Bradshaw. . South Pac M Orient i'n ratos steady and firm at 6@7 per cent Eastern exchange was easicr and the between city banks were mado at 50 The elentings of the as- mium per 8! 1,000, les sociated banks wero $800,C00. Omaha Wholesale Market- Tuesda; y L Orr1cr oF TiE ONATA BEE, cning, November Very little of interest transpivod in the various marketa to-day. noted in grain. reported in the provision market is No changes aro The only change in prices advance for ducks. remaius the saie as quoted yesterday. No. 3, $lc. RYE. COK Ci 0c Otherwise everything - Local Graln UMHHKI WHEAT.—Cash 04: rejected 77kc. BARLEY.—Cash No. 2 93jc; No. 8, ash, 83c. N.—Cash No. 3, 46je. OATS, —Cash, %5 No. , 1 14); cash HAY-$7 00@8 00 per ton. Llive Stock. AT COUNCIL BL Cattle ~Good wippin cows and hifers. $2 Hogs—>ixed pac Slheop 84 50@4 90; 00. RYE FLOUR—33 25, MILLSTUFEFS—DBran, per cwt. 90c; tine, 4 i @275, PRAIRT per dozen. STOCK YARDS. 34 00@5 00; fat 5 25@5 50. cing aughtering in demand at $4 00 Provisions. gra per ppped fe 1 cwt. 80c; shorts, i, per cwt, 40; white, $1 7; QUAIL—Per do: WILD G \Vlhl) 1 LGS, ) Good, ver bbl, In car lots, 1 0 o8 Sult Lakes, 1 25@1 35, \\V] ET POTATOES—Genuine Musa- b. HONEY—California comb, 24( LEMON Finest Messina o MALLAGA G per half bbl, 0. BEESWAX— Y ellow, 18@20c. ONTON SE ERY: Per do D CHICKE per box, INS Spring wheat, straight grade, patent, & ht grad 75@A 0; winter (@4 25; patent, $275; Wheat, ; meal @1 103 Ketml, 125@ 'R Y —Chickens per dozen, $2 50 I CHICK 50@3 0C sound, very scarco white clover in $8 00 rey ~Per bbL,$8 GE—351 00@2 00 per dozen, as SRRIES—Ter bbl, §10 00@ “Per Ib, 106 15¢. DRESSED TURKEYS—Per 1b., 12)@ ic. b0c; choice, 8%c; Japan, cho 35@40; Ool good on); SUGARS.—Cut 110; Granula powdered, 11c ork Coni Fin SYLU!"{ —\Su};nr house, bbls, SODA, — 1and do, $3 00; A New Y oh 35@A0c: choice, loaf, 11¢; callons, 82 { bbls, 53¢ —Pepper, 20, I)ul(, orn, sht’s 1h papers, 83 00; De- ‘hurch’s, £3 00; Keg H.—Pear], 43c; Silver Gloss, 8} n Starch, Thc. SALT,—Dray I ton, in sacks, 3 50; bbls dairy Nutmeys, §100; Cassia, 2 s, per bbl, bbls dairy, 100, J<. 365, DRIED 1 boxes, York applos, 8he; Prunes, old, 7 FRUI }:ell(‘hvn, new crop, 10 13j@ TS Per 1b,, 1@ ial, good, 40@47% Young Hyson, 31 (! B{@9e Ver 1b,, 12§c, 4; Rio, good, H\c Old gov't ¢t Arbuckle's, good, AS@55 ood, 36 at Leaf, Seuchong, an N 114e; Crushed, Powdered, 1146 ard Coffes A, S ctioner’s Standard Good A, 10fc; Prairie Extra C, 50c; ha'f choice o; kegs, $2 50 82 Allspic soda, xcelsior Choico halves, aporated Appl higan, 8h¢; ‘u; new, | | th 2 00 310; K CAN new, S Wl alfa \,, 1w 10 1b ki c hv. No. 1 \ulmn» 1t 180, case, er case, per case, 4 5 2803 stvawb raspherries, 2 1, per oase, Damsons, 2 I, per m\.\c, pears per case, 00, o8 per se, nesses, 9¢ per II T ¥ f\- - PR 156 Dart| PAPER-Straw paper, 8fc; rag paper, | BRANDIESImjorte v 4o dry goods paper, 7o; manila paper, 100 | domestic 1 40@4 00. Full Cream, . 114, YODENWARE -~Two ree hoop pails, 2 hand irk’s ma vu]m 4 DLES <Doxes, ml vatin 300 per bushel; mammoth 700; white clover, clover, new, Timothy orange, “honey locust, p y..l.‘,..m : Kirk's Butoca, | &35 o Osage orange, 1 to hoop pails, [ news paper, So GIN COAL—~Cumberland MnnL:ml(h. £12; [ 1 40@ inch, 30 00 No, 1 finish 1 inch 15 00; No. 2 finish 18 13 and 2 inch, $4500: No, > finish, 1 inch, $10 005 No, 8 finish, 1inehy, | gpone i O, G, Dattous per 100 feot liny | (qp ey 0; rough and 3 picked 8390 | &85 ¢ | §100; well curbing, 8 low pin (100 cakes), | £10 00, SIDING—No, 1, §2400; No. 2, $2200;| o Oats 2 00; 0. G. No. 1, Live ¥ 00. S—A star(best) ans, 4 doz, 50; No. 8, 82 00, . in cnse, | stock, Sheop IN O1L~Whitae le white lead, O. P, & C. Co, |nm Wool 1 to 5 1b cans, & French zine, [ Onion AN go; drop black, 10c ; ltramarine blue, 18¢; ol M. & D, Lies blind and s ¢ 1), 140} Paris Venotian red, § n Verniliod, L&D 10 bushels o n, ! or 1h,, 85c; per | green, L L el Yarloy. e Dutter Jatter Tmported, 4 50 LN Cousarn Buury Man lls, 8 9 2| ol Hattons por 100 feet lin., [ STOCK I‘I\I\I'\ \q‘u o0 s 1 210 00; N ' Shipping, 4 00 0@ W per (@3 00 4 00 00 G Hides G S hides, b Juxerioy, Ta, 1 0@1¥e, CHICA v white fish, 90 1b hf bl ST T fish, 90 1b hf bbls, l."l\ul”:'l'llm 0 the hite fish, in 10 1b kits, 1 00; fa 17300 Tushels h\ il New Helland herring, per 17,500 bushels D Huuu per 1001bs, 6ie; Gen,: bey jisan Akl A6 REL—Half bbls 1.00; fat f 1601 70; do Sardines, small £sh, imported, one Doxes per box, s per box, 11 Lobsters, 1 atoes, 2303 do Corn, 2 b rmouth), por Ties, case, 2 s, choice, )0, 1 ine Apples Teaches, 2 1h per_case, §10: tmachine, 1, per gall 3 No. 1, per gallon, cnne, 6 00@6 50; do, (pie), 3 1b, per perm, signal, per gallon, 80c; tor- raw—white Virginia raw, 11}e. Dry Goods. BROWN COTTONS—Af Applete ik he; ittenango A, Gic; ikions 05‘;, Viomtel rieh, ate o | tooth, de; horsoshoes, per keg, 5 00; spring A, on XX, 7c;Atlanta Buckeye LL, 4 8ics dion Head A, Sj¢; Indian 8{c; Indian Orehard d. w., LI, 7e; Shawmut LL, 63 ot6 T, Thes do' Ay Bhe; do IS 48, 12he; Wal- | 4 75; 8d casing, Mystic River, 74cs Ut tu:u( cott I3 B, 7ie. FINE BROWN COTTONS—Allendale -4; The; Alligator 34, 8c; Argyle 44, 7 Atlantic LL, Ge Bennington C 4-4, 6c; Buckeye § Indian 39, BAc; 10¢; Pey Tie; buc Wy A W msu..tn Savage, KS (Colored)—Albany ¥ brown, | hides, S@si wckwood SET JEANS - Amory, Bndm-r 5 Orchard A A 9-8, Lehigh B 4- -4, 9o )flmrell N 30, Te; Atu( do 13 30, She; 10c; do cambri 13¢; Pequot ;P drab, 11z do =X Plaids, extra heavy, extra hmv\, 1 remont, 13 1, 1 Hamilton I' LHJA(' S8 12¢; Yeoman's IMS ndover DD blue, 81 .uul i o, 15 134 1 inch double face anhattan gl id finish, e, atteen, She; Clarende Hallowe Narr ki an sardines, hibbl No. 1 ex shore do, s, fat family do, DODS—Oysters, 2 1b a u-luul\ pey 70; soaked corn, pbr case, 1 ¢ plums, 2 1b 1or e g, 55 WoR E jplomeie ) per gallon, s sperm B 5,9 1b o case, 3 50: do chio e, 6 b, per dozen, 1 e E~Carolina, {8@8he: Loulsiana, 74 Eallon, 306 61°, 20c. O ANUTS —Roasted, ohoice, red Ten- y ney white, 10¢ per lb;| Iron, rates, 3 Indian Head shrunk brown and ‘lmlr, 11@12¢; green calf, wi. 8 to 15 1bs,, Amoskeak, blue 1 Bamard, 5 [3 do glazed, Hje; Pequot d ‘olun- 8 00; Geol neloss codtish; | White lead, whiteing - 2c. messmackerel, | Whiting com'l, own, 14¢; lmx. Dry Paints French zine, 10c; Paris whiting ildors, " 13c; 4C3 |10 ehipp lampbluck German- | TNy eq4 “Market was wctive at times | Pras. and o 100 ed ab some aemsnd, Lib (Fisld’s), out free Amer rose pink, 1o “fer venotian v (m-l. m's receded ulm--n, i at Ljw? 80 chre, 21b, per dozen b 1y " Amerioan, Ac: lohigh brown G Jhmerienth | Jpanish hrown. ince's mineral U 1 per dozen, | . VARNISH per 3 I por [ Furniture, extra, § y NGRS e ud i ) (Mmun..i,x) l!nmLuu‘ U, 85e; e 210; do Xo. 1, %1 20; Damar, § h, $1 30. OILS—110" earhon, per gallon, 1205 150" headlight, per gallon, 13¢; 175" headlight, er case, ; peas, che 21b, per ser gallon, 17c; orystoline, per gallon, 20¢; | 615604 linseed, boiled, | jected 5 ver galon, inseed, ra: er gallon, 0 tor st ’d, pergal- | Qats 245, Bartlots | [or 63 0763 lard, winter Deaator, | lativebu . Whortleber- | X% ¥ pir mnlion, 1 4o for , 21, per onse, | cating, zero, per i stmmer, 190; Rid % pentine, per gallon, 6lc; napths, 74°, por Heavy Harnware List. ; plow steel, cast, Tio; ¢ ot tool do, 10c; _roasted, | 563 5@3 00; hubs, per set, 125; felloes, sawed my. 1403 tongues, each, 70@85e; axles, 41} for the year; 4! February; 11 624 of :mhi, e al aking Lo ver utirely noninal and unchan A BN 1, €6 V@16 W 26 00; domestic, 8 5 3 tubs, | Morris Run Blossbun Whitebreast [ RUMS—Tmported, 4 50@6 00; New ards, 1 85 Double Crewn, [ Juymp, & Whit Town [ England, 2 00@4 00; 4 1 ) T Towa nut s, 88| PRACH AND APPLI BRANDY 1.\11\kn.ul s, all sizes, $12 50, (@4 00, round Lumber. OHAMPAGNES “Tmported per cnce, ™| WROLESALE, 3% 00@ 34 00; Awerican, per case, 12 00/ ‘l' e | L 12 t0 20 ft, 20 00; [ 13 00, ban od 1401 | 3 sheeting dros OLARETS=Per cace, 4 50@16 00 iams, oanvassed 1ej | 0 0. 8, 16 00; common boards, |\ {NES—Rhine wine, per case, 6 00 | drossed, 20 00, 20 00; Catawba, pe L 4 00@7 00, il barrels | RRAMING—16 o M — - | ualls, in b X ft. stud: v, o IV T .TGR phierieine, i | 28 901 7¥\ 16 stucing, MARKHETS BY TELEGRAPH, FINISHING —No. 1. finish 1}, 14 and Council Bluffs Markot. , November 15, 1 by Cryst Lower; XXX, 6 655 80; fam. @6 20; choice to fancy, 6 2567 00, Dall an i lowe rod, \ 1354 for eash for December; 1 804 for nry; 1424 for Fel i No. 8 doy 1 . 4 do, 1164, Dull U lower; Gifo for cash; cember; Gfo for Jan Gdde for February} Ma Lower; 443 for eadh; 453 for | or; dte for Janoary; 49§@48}) Quiet at U7 930, ley - Steady; prime to fancy 1 00@ ead —Quist, at 4 80 Western dairy, 20@28¢; eream. | 109, ‘rovisions irm and unchanged; ly I and [ Jobbin; ny and - Mis. | Rec'ts, Shipm'ts, 875 ry 15,000 14,000 per ton 000 \ . %, 000 Wi h 00; mileh head; butchers P— Grand Junction Mavkot. November 15, Chioago Prodace. November 15, 15 wero wealer e receipts of grain wore 13 cac londs by | wheat, 382 of | nd 15 'of butley. v sparing) ing inquiry to spaak of, 1 unsettled and ing was developed. out le lowec fluctuat ons | weaker feel Market — open- | and el | off an additional te, it then vallied "with under an active ‘I'he advance, howevar, hrought wollers and the inc caused @ declimiug tendensy and p fluctuation at & per huehel, flictuated an 4 ¢ lower on the 1¢ on callat 1 80k for Dec with & +high 3 spring jected 900 01, nder the influe i | florings & material reduction in pr Japan, | submitted to, At the open ng phaltum, 70¢; shellac, §350; hard | §aw e lower than the ¢losing figure on the AI]lelOnlly and further dec ined @ 3, 10 what ¢ for Dec 4o for May; re- cand ruled all nt G030 e for January; 8c. Irrogular and low niness was d Noveml dle o for but \wnl» Iuwd at for J for Jan for Marcl tlantio A, 8kc; each, 7ic; M{unm nuts, per b, 7@1lc;| " Bulk Ments— airly ac Tvets, per Ib, 11c: Boast | washors, per 1b, 8@18¢ ) malleable, 8¢ wbot W, | coil chain, per Ib, 6@12 Fally I, | ron wedges, Gc; crowbars, 6 A, 8 885 for | stoel, 7@8e. to fancy 8te; Lawren NAILS—10 to 20d, 3 60; Ste 10, 375;|good do, ’A'u|uut. A, 8ic; | 6d, 4 00; 4d, 4 h Wachus- hno 6f »0 cline ,nll sizes, b Standard ; 60, casings | pucked, finish, 4 75; 8d finish, 5 00; 6d finish, 525 | and s half Kegs, 10c extra. for utric half Blast- Flour, o] Oriontal ‘Powdor, kegs, 86.4 424, b | ke, S.480do., quarter kegs, €1 onis O | ing, kews, $3.55! Fuse, ver 100 feet ! Tonsdale 44, Horsesiand;/Mules: )39, The market is brick and all grades_are ing well at a slight advanco in prices. T'ho demand for_good horses exceeds the iw,,,.]y considerably. Prices range as fol. o tate X 4-4, single drivers, 8150, to 300.; Extra draft horses, $175. to 22 ra farm horses, | poor to 1 Common to good farm horses tra plu;,-.;, $60. to 7 37, 10¢ MULES. to 15 hands (extra), 1 to 14h ands, 875, 10100 13 to 14 Sheep Green butcher’s hide, 73; green | Hogs , 8hc; green salt, pavs cured {good | dry flint, sound, 13@14c; dry | and ship) lry salf i , stripes and | calf and kip, alf, wt, under 8 1bs, per skin, 50c; wreen pelts, $1 00@1 15; green lamb skins, 25: damaged hides, two-third ra and one grub, classed two- 10 per e 2, 30 l 50¢ 0. 4, be, _Tox, No. 1, ‘iknnl{ !\o l. Dlack, nhnltuln]u 40c; narrow stripe 2ic; Lroad stripe, 10, ‘T'allow, ..AL. Wool, Merino unwashed, light, 14@16c; heavy, 5c; medinm unwash zht, 18@20¢; i fair, 30c; dingy ck and cotted wools t fancy, all River ana. A A O A 32 Arrowanna, tonestogn ex- A i e Sceds, £15.00; Connecticut, Seed Havana, $50,00: @18 00; S fi(h'; Sp..uml Pawn, Lard ary. harrow | * o a1, iH 3«1. common, 5 00: 3d, | @32c; eommon to 4 255 10d | © Egga—Offerin; ket steadier at 24(@ 2 Common drais | Cattle— to choice, (@4 00; »! to 340 Texans gra Lands, $60. to 7! stock Te Hides Furs, Etc, 5 25, culls and New Xork Froduco 30kc; No. 2 white, January; e creamery, 3 , 28@38e; good t @17 not larg tly fresh. I'he demund for o wllflu active hut tha feeling was weak and uns irm and higher; N ber; 108 for Jamary, mb fair, 16@220; a king Stock 12@14. rensed offierings d finally «los ilar hoard and embor; 1% for et at 1154 o was fairly reral of- o8 wan were ce of lik rregular, mbsr; fair specu- No, 9, closed at for December; Junuary; 464 0.2, 101 for No. 2,105 “under excessive 1640@16 50 for 25 17 523 for Mur‘lll et ] i l\ln:?l;‘l’,;m and offering heavy, 224 for ll for b h. Ve short_ribs, 874 for Fabru- demand for chofee ohoice ; ry to o fancy lmr{, 26 dle emand_gaod ¢ per dozen SHOT.—Shot, $1.85; Buck shot, $2.10;| Whiskey--Quict at 114. lhu ts, Shipm'ts 7I Glnmo lee Cnoago, -Actiyeand stron nedinm shipping, HO@6 60; bute ers and feede More active an werally wenk ckers, 5 80@0 pers, 6 30 New York, N Decenil e lower, and liull and wvul : four rowed state, 100@ Dull and easicr; spot, mess, 17 7 do. January, 18 25@I8 50. Dull and ‘weal; and Novemwber; 1150@11 524 for 1 assers, 2 954 20; 1 . | half-breeds, 3 90@4 60, t0 150.; Hq to 15 hands, 8100. to 110; shipments, 1,500, ang, 2 10@3 00; 4,008 Stook. No ng 1 5 good ' stock, 2 20 2 8d@@ 4 o Receipta, 3,500; s nd higher; good natives, 3 50@ er; common to|? November 15, ser, 1 45 1 dul 1105 for ; i_rl;'lwr A [ 62¢; Star, pounds, s inish, , Shoe, pounds, 24 ; Purity o aef and Ct T 1, butts, 52e; Queen Bee, 24 11, butt, Wi L?"\',‘l ‘\'ff“?i'"["‘ Unchianged. Ige, powds, 29 1b, butts, 60; Armny it i e Andios [and Navy, pounds, Sc;’ Bullion, pounds, e o, Ge; C Lorillard’s Climnax, pounds, 60c. Enrnt Liberty Live Stook, I, 5c; Indian | FINE CUT-—Tn paile—Hard to Boat Last Lingnry, Pa., November 10 wgansett, 74c; | 750; Golden Thread Cattls ~ Active wl.m, 0 uan 7 Favorite, Ghe; Fancy, mw Catlins O, per b Hogs shipmient 660; Yol ) 6 40 SMOKING—All grades—Common, 25to | , Sheer Actl AS G i o Mer: | 5o, Granulated—Tiackwolls Durham, 16 | %100 headi shipmente. 2500 head. ystic, Spracues, 6¢; | oz51¢; Dukes Durham, 16 oz, 50c; Seal of % i 3, do. Ginghams, 7e; Flar)? | North ( Jarolina, 16 0z, 46; Seal of Nebras- Baltimore £roduce. ic; Oriental Gic. ka, 16 oz, 38¢; Lone Jack, 4 oz, linen bags, Bavriuons, Novewber 15 GINGHAMS—Amoskeng, 10ke; Amos- Marburgs’ Puck, Flour—¥irm, wg dress 124 Argyle, 104o; Atlantic i Dog Tail, 65c, Wheat - No, 2 red'winter i regular at i Cumberland, The; Highland, 8) Drups, 141 for cash and November; 1 4241 42} | Kenilworth, 8he; Plun kett, 10jc; Sus DRUGS AND CHEMICATS, —Acid | Janury. sex, 8, Carbolic, 7005 Acid, Tartarit, Sio; Balam | Corn- Yellow, firmacr, at 65@716., COTTONAT —~Abberville 184¢; f Copabia, p-rlh, 70L, Bark, Tus, 0 Agate, 20c; American, 11o; Cuiro’ D and T, 17hc; Do -4, 10 .»I‘. 07, 3%¢, ln-mhmk 21c; do es 1) an 19¢; n Co. st ; Nantucket n ll: and T, 1 ¥ oz, 2c. Androsc 10-4, do 49, 16 do 48, 176 Bull $1 85; ment, bbl, 82 50, c; Clarion D and T, | per 0z, 80c yal, i, 14cs Wachusett shirt: ankin, 12) 24¢; do, checks, stri ng Material, LIME-Ier barre owmel, per 1b, 7 ) and Chloroform, 'per b, 90 AT, 16¢; Key- | Dover's powders, per Ib, $1'40; Epsom Nonparell, | sala, por b 8407 Glycorine, pure, pir 1640} ad, ato, por lb, 94 ...} :l“;‘ |><]'r allon, ng< per gal, 133e; " Oil, Castor, No. 1, per gal) R'3; Ol Chntor, N o ot sl»'., (Km Rat- Olive, per gal, £1 40; Ofl, ?nm.m.un Bog | Novemb Opium, #4 50; Quinine I, & W, & K. & 8., | 17e—¢ ‘,.r../, £1 Totassium, Todide, |wr 1h 2 40; Salacin, per oz, Sulphate of \10r5‘hnn, per oz, $3 75; Sulphur flour, ver b, 4¢; Strvehnine, ver oz, $1 50, Liquors. ‘Wheat ALCOHOL — 187 proc Wheat and Nove Corn 12 win10.4,27he; Novembe: PHILADELPHIA, Philadeiphia Produoe, November 15, Finiy 141Gl 42 for cash Ty oA Firm; 504@51c or, Juiet at 100, - { for Decetber. or _cash and nber. for cash and Liverpool Produce. Laverroor, winter, 104 6:4( 25 per wine [ 10s 10d@11s 1d; 5 pring, gallon; extra California club, 113 1d@115 Gd, 130 per proof gallon; triple refined spirits, | Corn—bs 114d. bulk per bu,, | 187 proof, 1 24 per | |‘rm.r~..1|..n. e-distilled | Pork—75m, Iowa plaster, | whiskies, 1 00@1 50; tfine blended, 150@ 1 Lard—58s 6d, November 15, Flonr--American, 10s B 135, wila 1d; whit Ou D40 108 O3 | Ambrose, J. ( his Jifo and for 20,000 PoorinProdanoe. Pronis, Novenber 13, Tasy: high mived, GLpwGlie; 00 o, teadly at 454540, Rye—Firm and higher; No, 2, 102} 108, Fiom; 1 11 for Wheat Corn 1487 Iy 1,000 Barloy none Cinofunati Produce. | CINCINNATI, \ vembar 10, ‘} Moss Pork—duoblit | Lard - Quiots privie Btk Meats ~Quict; cloar sides, oar sides, 11 nmm. 6 40 Totedo Proauco Toreno, Novembe Wheat—Dull and quiet; No, 118 for cash; 1 883 for Decembeor for January; 1 | ebru Quiiot vember, Gide; for the ¥ w Oate—Nothing doing. Buffalo Livo Stook. East Bureato, November 15 Hogs Firm hipment 0 good to m nd 10¢ UNITED STATES COURT. Resolutions of Respect to the Memory of Col. Smith The Business of theTerm Taken Up at Once. The arrival of Judge MeCrary, and the preliminary arrangemonts regard- ing the week’s business in the ci and district courts of the United States, delayod the hour of oponing in the latter, ycsterday, until nearly 11 o’clock. Hon, G. M. Lambertson, United States district attorney, as chairman of the committoe, appointed yester- day by Judge Dundy, presented to the court the following resolutions of respect to the late Col. Watson B. Smith, clerk of the circuit court: RESOLUTIONS. Whaereas, The bar of this court has learned with emotion of the most profound and unaffected sorrow that withm this temple of justice, under the exclusive jurisdiction of the Nations’ authority ‘and the pro- tection of its flag, on the night of No- vomber 4th, 1881, Col. Watson B. 7| Smith, then, and for twelve yeirs rk of this court, was set upon, at or the hour of xidnight, by some ardly assassin, lurking within the halls of the building and in cold- blood murdered; therefore be it Resolved 1. That the feeling which dominates all others and first demands xpression in that of unutterable exc- cration of the deed. Resolved 2. That while the duties of the clerk’s cflico may be performed soptably in the future ag in the past, o one will bring to their discharge better ability or moro kindness of manner than Col, Swmith, and none - to a greater extent enjoy the thorough respect and confi- dence of both beneh und bar. Resolved 3. T our heartfelt sympathy and condolence are hereby extended to the bereaved members of Col. Smith's household, Resolved 4, That the court e re- quested to order these resolutions spread upon its records, Resolved 5. That the clerk be re- quested to 1 a transeript of such d to the wife of the deccased. gned—G. M. Lambertson, A, J, Peppleton, W. H. Munger, fowin, K. M. lott, committe Judge J. M. Woolworth, at the re- v|m'ut of the committec mado o brief and very eloquont address in moving the adoption of the resolutions, Ho alluded to the fact that Col, Smith had been in his employ previous to the appointment to the position Leld his his death and that to him the colone! had ofton referred the responsibility of theappointment, His opportunity for knowing, admiring and loving the deceased had be wreater than that of others and in his intercourse with him, oflicially, and_otherwiso ho l.# learned to recognize that purity anc beanty of his life, which was imprint- od on his features oven after death, The de d was mild, gontlo and pure; he no stain on his charactor .mv| yet did not lack —in knowledae of the world with which his intercouse was always that characteriziug one who bears imprinted in his heart the uame of the Master, There is one lesson of life to be learned from this. Col. Smith, un officer of the law, m the very penc- tralia of justico, was stricken down in the vindicaticn of the law. Clothed in the protecting panoply of justic he became the victim of an cne to law. He belioved in cor- tain principles and dutios, in tho upholding of which he ne ,until he consecrated m with his blood, ““This was the distinguishing | featuro of this Wian's lifo—prmciple. . For principle he lived, to principlo o conseo rinciple ho died, by | ree devotion amounted almost to fanati-| 9. & BUIW, rroprietor. cism. This is the lesson—to put be- . L. MARSI, Business Manager. fore us tho duties wo owe to wcisty| ONE NIGHT ONLY. and the government, and put | hind us ourselves, Thin ho did and | WEDNESDAY, November 16th. this eause he has now consecrated by Only appearanee in Omaha of the world's his life.” reatost pianist, Rafae o e P At Rt g broken for somo moments, until | B4 JOSEFFY! H JOSEFFY | ; | Tudgo McCrary offored an_opportu fay [ nity to any who desired to bo heard | B o = in conneetion with the resolutions, peeches wero then made Hon. J. ", Redick, | Awisted by the eharming young prima dons, C. 8. Chase, Hon. T, M. Mar- | LAURA BELLINI AND FERD, DULKEZ. quette, ex-United States District At NEW AND ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME. torney Neville, Col. John Doniphan, of St. Joe, and Mr. Brown, of Daven- port, Towa. Judeo MeCrary then said that e [ ¥ N fully concurred in tho sentimeuts of | 0] A TTOTT e resniutions and with wvery word [ BOYD'S OPERA HOUSE! sentiment ana eulogy which had Ll R il | Illt‘“i| )\‘“”\" h ) n ARSI, Tusiness Manager, nd Parquette Cirele, Circle, reserved, 755 Dress o at Box Office Monday, aL-mtw been spol ho said MONDAY AND TUESDAY, Nov. 14th and 15th of cha r, and character is a g thing in this world. He had opinions Engngement nm- heautitul and accomplished and he would advocate them, He [ little uctresses, JENNIE WALLACE and Misw e & Kinoors ONEALIAR, 1 od6l aitts | AAUD-WAL LACE, supported by the Fifth Ave- ae g wcere Chri y R o e ¢ nedy Company, fn-the Great New York on, o brave soldier, o true patriot model and efliciont servant, the light homes T havoover soon.” The judge Of tho Ups and Dows of * instrncted the resolutions to be spread on the records of the cireuit court and NEW YORK LIFE. thenee transferred to the district court . 3 d, Jacquette, or in the Toils. A that ho would | Saloof Seats commences Friday Morning, Nov. 1,80 08, m nell-fxmt add i writing his tribute to the man, i to the eulogies concerning whom e gould nb prosont adel Hobithg. HoR, \Vlbl E I\N He requested those who had spoken o retaeo theiewords 1o wrieing and | QORNIGE ~ WORKS ¥ allow them to go upon the records also i P, . AT AICHIGAN UNIVERSITY. Proprietor, ANN Anrpvor, Mich, .1\'-»\u|u|u‘|' 12,— At a meeting of the Nebraska ‘l(lld\'!llY l1213 Harney street » of the law dopartment of the univor- sity of Michigan the folloving resole- | QMAHA, - - - NEB. tions were adopted in reference to the murder of Col. Watson B, Smith ~MANUFACTURERS OF— Whereas, The sad nows has roached sination of ono of Nebraska's most highly honored citizens, Colonel Wat- . son . Swith, therefove be it Cornlces, igned, g e g the | Dormer Windows, Finials, Resolved, That the undes students from Nebraska, atte; I‘; w department of the univeristy of Michigan, received with profound re- vt tho tntelligenco of tho murdor of| TIN, INON % SLATE ROOFING. Colonel Watson BB, Smith. 5 & Resolved, That the untimely death | Specht's Patent Metalic Sky- of Colonel Smith has deprived the | light, young men_of Nebraska of a true friond, aud this State of a wost| _Patent Adjustablo Ratchet Bar and valuable citizon, whoso life was o BRACKET SHELVING. wodel of honor .uul lluu manliness; who never faltered when duty called [ Tamthe general State Agent for the above him, though death was its end. line o goods. Judge Dundy s Resolved, That we are gratified to IRON FENCING. lenrn that Governor Nanco and tho | grestings, Batustrades, VerandasfOffice and eit ens of Omaln have offered 8o lib- Bank Railings, Window and Cellar \ rewards for the eapture and con- Ll LD yiction of the crimmal who has thus GENERAL AGENT dmgnu-ugl humanity, terrorized socioty Peerson and Hill Patent Inside Blind. and sullied the fair namo of our state, novddtt Resolved, That we offer our tonder EGAL NOTIOE. sympathics to tho boreaved familyin | 1, gyiparine Rodde, non:tosidont defendants this their greatest possible loss, Yon aro hereby notified that on the 2d day of Resolved, That a copy of these r, 1881, John Redde, plaintiff, filed” his o i 4 itto the District Court, within and tor resolutions be transmitted to ~ the e Diatrics Courby withiwiatos widow, and that copies be furnished | fendant, the object and pra urnml.f.h petition the soveral Omaha papers, Tho Lin- | i to obtain a decree of divorco from the bonds soln J Hen bl b. | ofmatrimony with you for the followitg causes, coln Journal and to a newspaper pub- | (giit: 1st, habitual drunkenness; 2d, extrome lished in each of the other cities here tolty, and for general rolief. Yonioaantad You are required to answe Ity tho 24th day of October, 1581, o5 eald petition on (Signed)—E. W, Peterson, Teka- \DOANE & CAMPBELI mah; E. L. Hatch, York; ¥. W, Hull, soTwbt Attornoys for Plainti. Kentnoy; A, C. Platt, Lincoln; 0. H, Hamiie: Tincoln; . 1. Meror, | D€Xter L. Thomas, srownville; W. H. Murphy, Omaha. | ATTORNEY - AT - LAW BROMP‘I‘ONIG.A_I BROMPTON. GONSUMPTION PRESCRIPTION. Banishes ,flurfls Poyents A Bad Breath, {Colds, Pains in the Sides, Blood-Spitbing, Cattarrhs, Plourisy, Breathlogsness, Chest Pains, Phlaghm in the Throat Bronchitis, (roup, [Pneumonia, BOSS % COUCH PHYSIC. Brompton Hospital is the DARGIBT INSTITUTION IN THE WORLD of which the object is the tr f LUNG AND CHE Medical Staff con N I' PHYSICIANS in London, to whom we owe this— the MOST SUCCE, UL REMEDY OF THE AGE, In the British Metropolis alone it has effectod mo:e than 1,000,000 CURES, ar d in the trying Winter of 1880 is credited with having SAVED HUNDREDS OF LIVES, Obfaiuable only (in Bot~ tles 81,00 and 60¢ each), from . 3. PARFITYT, ONMIAEILIA, NNEE. ADDRESS, REBIDENCE, P 0. Box 602, novis t 8. W. Pierce and 20th 8ts.. PIE.I.S BURY BESTI Buy the PATENT PROCESS MINNESOTA FLOUR. It always gives satiffaction, because it makes superior article of Bread, and is the Cheap- est Flour in the market. Every sack warranted to run alike or money refunded. W. M. YATES, Cash Grocer. DOURBLE AND SINGLE ACTING POWER AND HAND B W NG IS ) Steam Pumps, Engine Trimmings, MINING MACHINERY, BELTING, J108E, BRASS AND IRON rn'rmas. PIPE, STEAM PACKING, AT WIIOLESALE AND RETA HALLADAY WIND-MILLS, CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS A L. STRANC. 206 Farnam St., Omaha. GI.OTHING HATS GAPS, —AND Gent's Furnishing Goods, ——AT THE— NEW YORK STORE. H. M. & M. PEAVY, Proprielors, 1309 Farnham Street, OMAHA, NEB, .1