Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 28, 1882, Page 5

\T E, ¢ do _ American Expre e THE DATLY BEE--OMAHA THURSDAY SEPTEMRER 28 Tho Nebraska National Bank, Of Omaka, Nob. Pald up Capital, - - $250,000 DIRECTORS N, President, of Steele, Johnson & A B. TOUZALIN, Vice Prewdent, of C,, I & @ . B, Boston, WV MORSE, of W. V. Morse & (' JONN & CULLINS, of G, 1. & 4 8, Col J. M. WOOLWORTH, Counsellor and Att at Law. L. &, REED, of Biyr 14 ( H. W. YATES, Cashicr, late Cashier of First National Bank of Omaha, and conneted with the active management of that Bank sincd ite organization in 1 bl bl Jargest capital of any bank in N COLLECTIONS receive special at ges lowest Trrw able torm and upon accounts of banks and bank FINANGEAND COMMERGE. FINANCIAL. New Youk, September 26, NONEY, Moner -~ 4@9 per eont per annum, clos ing at 4@) per cent. Prime Mercantils Paper—7@9 per cent per annum. Sterling Exchange—Steady; bills, $4.528; demand, $4.873, Governi.ents were firm ana generally § per cent higher. The stock market opened strong, but #0on becamo rather heavy and remained so until near 11 o'clock, from which time un- til a little before 12 it was strong, Soon aftor 12 the market became rather heavy for the general list. In the last hour the market was steady and prices advanced a fraction, In the last half it was decidedly weak and the lowest prices of the day were made. Oregon & Trans-Continental broke to 92} from 94}, it having early in the day sold a8 hagh at 97, This break was due tothe announcemwent that the executive vittee bud to-dsy recommended the quarte:ly dividends to begin Jannary lst bankers' do Northwestern . . Ontario & Western Pacific Mai Panams. ... Peoria, Decatar & Evanav irg & Cleveland Toisnd.; St. Lowis & San Fran. . do pid Tat ‘pid o9s 1094 do St, Paul & Milwaukee. o pid Minn. & Manitoba. 16 Omaha.....o. States Exproo <h, \'c. L. & Pucific pfd. 68 Wolls, Fargo & Co, Express,1: $Vestern Union Teleg Qaribon. ... Central Arizons Excelsior, Homestake .. Little Pittabu; Ontario be 1) por cent inst:ad of 2 per cent Nosthern Pacific was sympathetically wek and fall to 40) and 94} respectively for common and preferred sto ks, The fmndation for the talk about W. H. Vanderbilt’s advancing United States bonds to ease the money market is that a bank offered to borrow from Vanderbilt $10,000,000 in United States 4 per cent bonds which he holds, advancing thereon the full warket price of the bonds, or about 12,000,000, and charging him for money 85 advanced a low rate of interest. It is understood this offer of the bank was part of the scheme to have United Statos internal revenue receipts deposited in the bank, which would give the bonds bor- rowed from Vanderbilt to the government a8 secarity for internal revenue receipts on governwent monoy thus left with it. Two - purposes would baserved by the operation. The first would be that the mouey, instead of beln; locked up 1a the treasury, would be diverted from its way to the treasury to p M Aiie national bauk, where it could be lent ir the market, and the other, which would concern the bank alone, would be the prefits which it could make by lending goverement deposits, The Evening Post says: *“Our understanding is Vanderbilt declinad to lend his bonds, which are all registered in his name, and that the scheme has been abandomed.” The following paragraph finds puslica- tion: 441t is reported Secrecary Folger stated thia morning the government would take what action would be necessary to main- tain an easy money market, When he re- turee to Washington he intends to look into the matter very thoroughly, and if the law will permit he will recommend the government shall loan money to banks and take bonds for security.” Vp to 12:30 the assistant United States treasurer had redeemed $1,891,300 of called bonde. Ounteal Pacifio firsts, 113, 114, Krie woconds 901 Lehigh & Wilkesbarre, 1034 isinna comsols 69 110 P 18 Bt, Paul & Sio 11 Taunwmb Bl do Iflfld grants. do sinking fund Virginia 6s.. : : do cousols €. .. 59 do deferred 13 BTOCKS, Adams Express 140 Allegheny Central p Alton & Terre Haute. . pid Cedar hayi\h & North r; 81 |4 Southera. Gol,, Cin, & Tnd Central Paciic Chesapeake & Ol '!4url C do do Chicagg & Alton.. ol . l}url. & Quiney. . . & New Orleans (‘ln » Sind. & Clevelsad. . Cleve., Col, & Cincinnati.. Delaware & Hudson canal, Del, Lack, & Western. . Degver & Rio Grande. Erio . aeee do East Fort u)ne»\( Chi Haanital & it Joserh oid. Hata Kouston & Tliigois Ceptral Tud., Bloow, & Western. Kavias & Texas. . Lake Erie & “'rnl.n 0. . Lake Shore & Michigan 1 Lousville & Nashville 7 Louisy., New Alb, & Chicago 74 71 & Cincignati 1st pfd 10 15 do 2d pfd 6} 6 aphis & Charleston...... 58 n:f\ higan Ceutrol 02§ 108 inneapolis & Su. Losfls..... 833 8241 do pid. 7§ 72, ;:uuli Pacific. . 108 107 ile & Obio 121 Maohattan Beach 126 Morris & Essex. b Nashville & u...u.nuu.;u 78 New Jersey Ces 57 Norfolk & ‘ do pref Northern Pacific. 494 Quicksilver 10 g " South Pacific. LA Standard 7 Sutro, i 1 'UIYeml Speclal Dispatclics to Tun B CHICAGO. Cn10AGo, September 27, ~Flour—Steady and unchungefl. Wheat—Market active, but lower; regn- lar, 101 for Septem 9240 for Oc- tober; 92}@92§c for November; 91gc for um g 2 Chicago spring 1 00@ 1 00@1 01 for 2o for Octo- § for the winter, 101 for Scptember; 92)@927 for November; year. Corn—Un ettl: 1 and lower; for cash and September; Qctober; H9%e for November; 53@534e for the year; 49c for January; 5 4o for Ma OteMacket dull and prices & ahade lower; ke for carh; 0o for Septewber; 36 £r October; 50§¢ for Novewmber; 50hc for the year; 38{c m May. Rye—Wenker Barloy—Quiet; 8545, wer; merchantable, 1174 @118, Pork—Fair demand, lu.n; lower rates; 21 05@21 10 for cash; 21 05 for September; [¢ 20 774@20 80 i for the ye L@18 80 for January. Pair demand, but at lower rates; b, September and Oo. 2 15@12 17§ for Novembor; 11 50 2% for the year; 1125@11 274 for January. Bulk™ Meats-—Market_dull; sholders, 0y short cibs, 14 £0; short clear, liuue:—-smndym!umhnnuna creamery to choice ldle packed, 14}@16c. Eggs—Firm; 24@25°, Whisky—Qitiet; 1 Freigits - Rates on corn to Buffalo, 23e. CALL BoarD,—Wheat —Firmer; regular, 101} for September; ‘.Izbo for October; 92 for Nommhrr, J1§o for the year; 02{c for January; 9540 for May; No. 2 red winter, 101 for § niember. vorn—Dull and heavy; 503 for cash; .u* for September; H8fc for November; c tu the year; b1jc for May. —Firaer; 0gc for cash and Sep- 3lc for November; 30jc for the year; 3343 for May. Pork—Irr gular and easier; Octo! er; 20 874 tor November: the Year; 18 80 for Jauuary: 18 62} @18 75 for February; 18 70 for March, Lard—Irregular and easier; 1255 for Qctober; 1215 for November; 11 47k for the year; 1125 fur January; 11 25@11 30 for May. NEW YORK. Nzw York, September 27.—Cotton— 12 13.16@13 3-160; September, October, 1180; November, 11.60¢; cember, 11, 60(;, Januas 11.€8¢; lsbru ary, 1178 ; March, lllalo April, 12,01¢; May, 12,136; June‘ 12,24, Flour—Market dull; superfine state western, 2 §0@4 00; common to good ex- e 890@4 15; good 1o choice, 4 80@ hite wheat ¢ xtra, 6 25@7 60; extra t)nlu, 4 00@7 00; St. Louis, Minnesota patent process, 7 25@8 50, Wheat—Cash lots, 1o lower; options, 1@2% lower; No_ 2 wpring, uuledred fl.c@lflft{ steamer No, 3 ;N red, 1023@L 02; steamer No 2 red, 10“':1101) No., 2 red, 104} @104 for certingates, 10:4@1 06} deliv- ered, 1 07472106 to arrive; mired winter, 1 024@1 02{; vograded white, 108; No, % whiie,1 08}@1083; No. 1 white,6,600 bu, vold at 1 114@1 12}; No, 2 1ed for Sep- tember, 50,000 bu. sold at 1 04}@1 043, cl(lldmfl at 1 044; do for October, 552,000 bu, sold_at 29 for November, 1,106 000 bu, sold at 105§ 8 | @106, closingat’ 1054; do for December, I3 i 72,000 bu. sold ot 1 06}@1 084, closing at 106%; do for £aouary, 296,000'bu, sold at 1 05k@1 091, clowng at 1 08k do for Feb- ruary, 48000 bu. sold at 1 09{@1 10}, closing at 1057, Corn—1@3¢ lower; market heavy and 674@ @7 ho unsettled; ungraded, 63@700; No, 68¢; No, 2, 67@70c in elevator, delivered, 67c in store; No, 2 white, 720 2 for September, GS4@i 674@70c, closing av 67]0; Novemter, G0@i8kc, closing a for Decembor, 624@01kc, closing c; do for January, 57A@577c Oats—Unsettled and 4@lie delivered; N. do for Octot do for J d lower; mixed western, 82340c; white western, 40 @50ke. Hi —Dun:md fair and market firm; New York % for fancy Hopi—In good demand state, Hh@65c the latter b now. ‘run— Fresh western, higher lnd firm; Firm; 21 3; Boo Market dull s Cut Me middles, 14 7 Lacd—Stronger; prime steaw, 12 60@ 1275, Buiter—Market quiet, but fum for choice; 15@4 & Cheee: —Firm for choice: western (a0 tory, $%0104; western flat, 5i@10} ~ ST, LoUIS, 81, Lours, ~Mour-- Da'l'and lower; XXX 3; fancy, 4 70@ ; .wuuu faanily, Dull and lower; No. 2 red fal ht down from 915@924c for 18€90fc for Ontober; 90}@s13 for Novembel 2e for December; QWI@H0ge 35 @934 for 4 red fall, 96@935 No. 4 red Corn—Cask, lower; other clored off; 604 for cach, October wonthy opened better but aud November cloting st 6lo for, Ootober; HHi(@ ar; 44} for Dovember; 44@ds year; 16{@ anuary; 48@147 May. ring_ at 81 ptember: 30}e for > for the year, ot; 76@800 Quiet; creawery, teady; 20, Lower; 119, i Whisky - Pork—Market lower; ofered at 22 80 for cavsh; 21 50 bid Bulk Moate- None offered B .con—Soarc and firm;shoulders, 11 25; short 16 ( 0; short clear, 16 G2je, November; 30@30ke for December; 20§c for the year, KANSAS CITY, Kawaas Ciry, Corn—Weak and lower; 56e bid for cash; 440 for October; 3o bid for the yoar. Oats -1 28 for Oc i Butter—Firm aud wanted; che 26e. Eggs—Lwer; 17@180 LIVERPOOL Livenroot, September 27 Duil and easfer. E Wheat—Winter, 7s@8s 8d; spring, “Breadstuffa rm—06s 104, PRORIA, Pronta, September 97 —Cormn—Dall and lower; hivh mixed, 62 @b ho; mixed, Stondy and lower; No. 2 white, de. Dull and lowe Liye High Wines—Fivm; 118, COUNOIL BLUPFE, Counoir. Buurrs, September 26 Council Bluffs markets carefully mviwd to date are as follows: Flour—Golden Shea! 00; Kansu: City | oud of fancy steers nold nt 14 i 4 (0@7 60; | 40 104}@1 014, closing at 1043; do | 2 5 @300 | and nowinal, ANTEH BoauD - Whest -~ About steady; w bid for October; 91%a for | Go November; 9240 for Desember; %9§c for the year; 9310 for January. Corn wer; 60§@603c fr October; ;)m Noyewmber; 454o bid for Decewber; 48 @452 tor the vear; 46§ for January, ats—Qaiet; 30§c for October; 80¢ for winter wheat, 2 7H@3 25: Miunesota winter wheat, 3 00@1 0 Wheat—No, 2, 75c; No 8, 60c; rejected, low, 1 60; corn ch , 26 00 per wu; corn and onta chop, 26 00 per ton. FRUITS ~Apples, 2 00, Broom Corn—3}(@90., Hay—Toose, 7 09 00, Wood—5 00@6 Wool—15@25. Butter—Creamery, 30c; in_rolla, ved, 20c; rolls not wrapped, 23c; colors, 10@124c. Onions—40c per bushel, Livo Chickeus—2 50@3 00 per dosen. Potatoes—30¢ per Lushel. Cabbages—25@10¢ per doz. Turnips - §0c per bushel. Sweet, Corn—7e per dozen, LIVE STOCK, - Cattlolixtra, 8000 850 Veal Calves—550@" ‘Hogs— 700@7 2. Sheep— 50, —— LIVE STCCK wrap. mixed Spectal Dispatches to Tus Bre, CHICAGO, On1caGo, September 27..~The Drovers Journal re s follows: Hogs—Opened steady, but became weakei; prices averaged b@10o moun to 8 40@9 wales: ¢ Avy, yod mixed, 7 “quality good; 0 lmht, 0@ 45; « Cattlo—Du!l exc:pt on Jowe good to choice shi to fair, 4 00 150 Lwer, av feeders in full suppl domand at_3 15@ values generally steady, grades; no_exports here} Jing, b 50@6 50; common hutchers slow and 10@ @4 00; stockers and and only moderate 5: range, steady; Tox- balf-breeds and Amerl- ahecp—fluw, weak and not quotably lower; common to fair, 285@3 40; me- dium to good, 3 60@4 10; choico to ex- tra, 4 25@4 0 78,000 72,000 000 1,000 2,000 w.my—- Kaxsas Crry, September 27. =Reveipts and shipments of grain for the past 24 hours have been as follows: Reo'ts, Shin'ts Wheat, hmhpla . 29,000 22,000 Corn 2,000 100 LIVE STOCK. Crircaco, September 27.—Receints and shipmente of live stock for the past 24 hours have been as follows: ec'ts, Shipm'ts, Hogs, . 16,000 4,300 Oattle . 16,000 3,000 Sheep.. ¢ 4500 600 Niw Yowk, September and shipments of live stook 48 hours have been as follows: Rec'ta, Hoes.. 5,400 Cattle . h7o0 Sheep. . . 15,400 81, Lours, September 27.—Receipts and pments live stock for the past 24 hours have been as follows: Rec'ta. Shipm'ts Hogs.o .22 s Cattle. 5,800 250 Sheep.. 5,500 . Kaxsas Oiry, September27.—Keceipts and shipmenua of liva stock for the past 24 hours have been an follows: Tec'ts, 2,500 Shipm'ta, Hogs. . Cattle. . NEW YORK, NEew Yous, September 27,—The Drovers' Journal bureau reporta: Beeves—Active and firm for Texas half. breeds, western and light native stecrs; duil and Jower for the better grades of na- tives; extremes: poor to choice natives, 9 00@13 50; Texas stoers, 9 nu(msv 25; half- breed western steers, 9 00@11 A car expou. @ra used 200 Tat steers at 11 00@11 Sheep—Demand fair for sheep at 4 00@ 575 per cwt, and lambs at 5 B0@7 00; & fow extra lambs sold at 7 20. b;wine—Abuut steady at 8 00@9 00 per cwt. BT, LOUIS, Sr. Louts, Septembor Supply large, quality poor P weak; southwest steers rold at 3 30@3 7: native cows, 3 008 65; god pony stesrs for butchers sold at 4 00@4 50; ordinary butch r steers, 3 50@4 00; grass Texans and Indian steers, 3 00@3 75; good ship- piog steers would seil, but none are of- fered. Sheep —Steady nnd m mmd demand; fair to best muttons, ; Texans, 2 7.»@ E grades_lower; others stondy and unohavged; Yorkers, 7 50 25 butchers” pig § 00@8, 40; hoavy butchen to fancy, 8 B0@9 10; mi ing, 7 9w@8 25; wkips, 700@7 6 00@7 00, pack- culls, KANSAS OITY, Kansas Ciry, September 27, —The Live Stock Indicator | reports: Cattle—Steady for good; weak and slow for commen; Texas cteers of 900 to 1,000 pounds sold at 315@3 45; native cows, ockers and feeders, 3 25@ e s ~Weak and 5@10c lower; lots of '21 g 'o zn 1bs sold at 7 9)@8 60, Sheep - B'.endy at 2 75@3 25 S — M&ROH&NDISE. Special Dispatches to Tin Ban, NEW YORK, New York, September 27,—Coffes — Market dull and weak; Rio cargoes quoted st 7{@10fc; job lots, B@114c. Sugar—Market dull; fair to good re- fining, 7 7-16@7 9-16.:. Molasses —Quiet, but steady. with a fair rlcmmd' do- Rangoon, 5@5}c, Quiet, but trm; United, 63@7fc; refined, Ti@so. low—Market easier; 8i@sve, Rosin—Firm; 1#0@1 90, Turper e—Hig] her and firm; 463 @4dc, Leather—Firm und fairly active; hem- lovk ole, Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande light, middle and heavy weighte, 22300, TTHBURG, September 27, -re- United certifiates c ned, 78¢ for Philadelphia du Petroleum 8hhe; crude, Tallow— Piresnvra, ¥ trolewn—W eak; at Bje; re livery, W WOOL Special Dispateh to NEW YORK, New York, September Qaie sad veadily held; Ux .,unm 18@4%c; unwashed, 12 LONDON, Loxnew, September 27,—At the wool #ales to-day 11,100 bales were disposed of chiefly Port Phillips, Sidoey and Queens- laud.” ‘Lbe market showed good spisit and prices rewsined uschunged, e TRAFFI10, Special Dispatches to Tin Linx, FLOUR ANG GBAINS, CHiCAGO, Beptember 27,—Receipts and shipuweats of floue and grain for the past 24 Gours bav beea as follows. i Ship'ts, Fiour—bbls 12000 Corn~ & ) Oats— “ 96,000 Rye “ 15,000 Barley ~ * 43,000 New Yous, Septewmber 7. Reoelpte and shipuents of flour and grain for the past 24 hours have been as follows: R s Y Flour - bble, .°°|m'6w s‘%”» % Sheep. - > — OMAHA MARKETS, ‘Wholesale rices. Orrice or Tux Oxana Brr, } Wednesdsy Evening, September 27, The only changes reported in the market to-day are as follows: ‘Wheat—No, K2 declined jc; rejected declined 3c. Batley ~No. 2 advanced 1c; No. 8 de- clived 4o. Rye—Declined jo. Lecal Grain Dealin; WHFAT.—Cash No, 3 fl(lm rotected, 45ho, ARLEY. _.-Lu.h No. 2, 73o; No. 3, 75¢; eaeh No, Produce and Provisions. ]‘OTATULS—ZJ(HHN per bushel, \ ONIONS—30@h0c per bushel, NEW T()MA FOES—3 1 H()\ hy——(.flllffll’.“l, per 1b, 223, —Per barrel, $2 00@2 2 CA \TA_UH LS —Per dozen, 7be 0Ys —S: lect, 50c per can. \V\ll RMELONS - 00, 100, Per 100, $15 0@ PEARS—California, 82 75@3 50, PLUN California, $2 00@2 25, GRAPES—California, $2 00@2 25, LEMONS 84 50@5 00 per b BEANS-—Imported Germa bushel, ; 270 por @rocera’ List. CANNED GOODS—Oysters, 2 1 (Field's), por case, 84 00; do 1 1b (Fie g, per case, 2 75; do 2 1b (Ctandard), por caso, 3§76, Lobsters, 1 per _ dozen, 180, Tomatoes, 280; do 8 per caso, 280; Oorp, 2 Ib (Mountain) per onse, 001 onked corn, 190; do (¥ lmmnth), er case, 8 00; striug boans, per oase, 2 10; Litia b«nm r case, 170, Swuocof per wo.ch ens, common, per case, 1 beae, choico, aens 10, Biackbereton, 4 I per oase, 220; struwberries, 2 I, por caue,d 60; Trolicht & Dunker JOEBBRERS OF CARPETS & CURTAIN GOODS s duQ LSS, Guarantee Manufacturers’' Prices and Invite In spection to their Unsurpassable Selection. jyllesdsm Dry Qoods. BROWN OOTTONS—Atlantio A Avplen»n. Te; Atlanta A, Ro; Boott 8ho; Buckeye LL, 4.4, 7; Calot tenango A, b Ureat Falls 8fcr Foosier, 6jc; Honest Width, 8o, ln: dinn Head A, Sko; Indian_ Standard A, 84c; Indian Orchard d. w., 8}o; Lawron LL, 7¢; Mystic River, 7h¢; Pequot A, S Shawmut LL, 7o; Utica U, bhe: Wachu ett B, 7hc; do A, &ho; do K 48, 12§0; Wal- oott BB, 8fe. FINE BROWN COTTONS —Allendale 4.4; The; Alligator 84, So; Argyle 1.4, ‘Atfantic LT, 63c; Badgor State X 4 T Bennington 0 &4, 6; nckeyeR 1.4, Bjoo Indian Orchard AA 0.8 8he; Laconia O 39, 8ho; Lehigh 12 i vo; Lonsdalo 4.4, epperell N 80, 7¢; do O 82, 7o; do I 86, 7ic; do K 39, 84c; Pocassat O 4-4, 780; Wamsntta 44 180 BLEACHED COTTONS—Androscog n L. 4-4, 9o; Blackstone AA in perial §; o do half bleached 4.4, i Cabot 4 Fldality -4, 8ho; Fruit of the Toom, 1 can.bric 4-4,130;do Water Twist, 10; FallsQ, 1030; Indian Head shrunk Lonsdale, 100; do cambric 87, 12, York Mills, 134c; Poquot A,1 N'G Twile, ug« Pocahontas 44, 9ic; Poensset 4.4, 8}o; 1ic; Waninita 0 X X, 1240, DUCKS (anlj\r 1); oa, Alproy 18 brows, | ¢ dey coil chn fron. wodges, Gos 4 steol, 100: in loss than retta, n.Mw, 900 £ 10 50; B, 4c; dry gooda paper, Go; maails paper, 100; news paper, 8¢ Heavy Hardware List Tron, rates, $840; plow steel, special oast, 70; rm(‘lhle‘xc: apocial or Gorman, Goj cast’ tool do, 10@20 wagon spokes, sef 5@3 00; hiha, per set, 1 35; folloss, sawed 140; tongues, ench, 70@sbo; axles, e ot per 1, 7@1lc; waaiars, pot Th, S@180) rivets, pee [by 116} | per 1b, 6@{2, malleable, crowban. o3 h horseshoes, or kg, §.00 g asc; Durdena. horveahoss, b H0; Burdon's mnleshoos, 6 SHOT.—Shot, 81,35 Buck shot, $2.10- tecth, Oriontal 1-..w.m. kegs, §6.40: do., half kogn, tog, k 83.45; ¢ uarter kags, £1.88; Blast. | ocn, o “nne, per 100 feet 500, KBED WIRE—TIn car lots,8 30 per ar lots, 8 65 ver 100 NATLS—Rates. 10 to 60§, 4 Oak sole, 886 to 420; ok kip, 0o to 1 00 hemlock ealf, 85¢ to 120; hem. 230 (o 2Mo; onk upper, M tor, 400 to B0; calf kid, 32@85 ireisen kid, 2 50 to 275; osk kip, 8¢ to 1.00; oak o \lf 120 to 180; French kip 1100 1 55 l ronch calf, 1 26 to 3 00; rus 550 o 7 50; hnmm 6.00 to 10 60 L. Morocco, 80c pebble O, D, Morooco, 3505 Ihll\m, to, 280 to | runner, 83 do O, d X2 stripor and 370 60 4 00, plaids, 1 d drab, | HARNESS—No 1 star_oak, 42%0; No2 stripen and pluids, 123¢; Arlington fanc No. 1 Ohiv oak, 8803 No. 2 do 190; Brunswick brown, 84c; Chariot fancy, A riveani e 3 . 3 do, So, 19ko; do_extra heavy, 20o; Fall Rivel brown, extra_ heavy, lije; Indian brown' 13e: Nevouset A brown, 1, > TICKLINGUD—Am O8] do XX blue 82, 1 5 Claremont B B YAde; Hamilton i» brown, 125 do dol4k0) I ks Myitle River DD atrips, 105e] Kiver, biue and brown, blue and Lr.\wu, Ifl(’. PakH | 1ie; Uncagville, The demnnd fo supply connideraoly, 1 Cowmmo s ana My Tho market b brink and Al grodes are wling slight advanse in_pices, orvea exooed tho Frices range s fol- 150, to 300.; Bxtra Common drait “Extra farm horace, Comunon o good farm horses Extra plugs, 860, to 753 vluges, $20. to 340, 15 to 15} hands (mm). 8125, to 15 hand to 140.; nds, 875, to mo 3% fo 11 {00, to 70. Ll u ALOOHOL — 187 [mml 234 per wine n; oxtra Oalifornia apirits, 187 proof, MULY it hands, § lmmu’.'\j s Sirerd, x}c Eddyatone | {5 Sher proof gallons riple refived spirits clnsed, dho; Manhattan ylove fnish, Sgo | 167 prodd ‘mi‘(r!’?'r"""&'.,:"'nl.'f:'mfél“"i"r 0@ Newport do 6c; do glazed, bge; Poquos do | FEiskles, & s, ‘my 7700, Ken- " 2 50; Kentuc! i1 O nia 2 L0@7 00, : Lockwood kid finish 0o, CORSET JEA coggin unm-on. o ga satteens, 7jc; Hallowel , 8¢; Indi § Orchard 74e; urn){nnaul’.,lm]vmmez, Pepperill utwn 9%0; Rockport, 74c. i Alleny, Ghe; Amerioan, 6jo; Arnold, 7e; Berwick, 4j¢; Cocheco, 7o Conestogs. 84e; Dunkirk, 4jo; Dunnell, 63@7c; Eddystone, 7o; (xl)ucen,u, ()c, 'armony, bje; Knickerbocker, 64c; Mer S—Amory, 8c; Andros ; Clarendc o, 0* PRINTS raspberrios, 2 Ib, per case, 3 50, Dam. rimac D, 7c; Mystic, bho; Spragues, 6c; sons, 2 Ib, per 245, Bartlett ) 3 h k sona i8] M?; Gy b B Southbridge, 6c; do. Ginghams, 7c; Marl r case, 275, Egg plums,2 b percise,” 75; roon gagon,2 I por oase, 2 70; do choce, * sase 450, mnAplglu. £ 1b, per oase, 75, Peaches, 2 case, 300; do 3 b, case, 4 00@A 50; doy ( (pm, 81t per case,240; do pie, 6 per dozen, 2 FLOUR~Jobbi prices, Jnok Frost L Louis winter) ulm&:noo Ibs.; To- geka Patent Kanuas, 83.85; Minudiaba innesota Patent, $3.80; Shawnee Fancy winter, 85.10; Eagle, XXXX winter, $3.00; Triumph spring, best, $2.90; Chris, tian's suporlative, 8 85; bran, per ton: §14.00; chopped feod, $26.00, FISH—No. 1 mackerel, half brls, 6 7! No., 1 mackerel, kits, A00 fawily macl boru, bio; Oriental e, GIN HAm.—Amn.mg 12hc; Awnos- keng dress 9§ A 10fo; Atlantic, Sor% Guimbertand. Thor Bightand, Thoi Kum worth, 8hc; Plun kett, 10§c; onx GOTTONADES—Abberrille 1340 Agate, ")Dc American, 11c; Artisian, 20c; Ofiro’ D and T, 13h¢; Olarion D and T, 1740; Deccan Co.stripes D and T, 16c; Key- stons, 134c; N-ntuukst‘ 19¢; Nonpareil, 16¢c; Ocean D ane Ituy-l 164 Suaser, 12; ’l‘lugn u‘gc achusott shirt- ing shecks, mc ankin, 1240; York, in Nankin, 124e; ‘do, chocks, stripes and | 0y, me; Jo. oz, 20c. SHEETINGS—Androsrogein 10-4,2740! erel, hull brlg, 4 il mukuml kits, 85 halfybrlu. 6 00; No, 1 family white fi half brls, 4 50; hmlly white fish, kits, 80c; medium scaled herring 35¢; select boneless cod, 8c. SUGARS ~Powdered, 1 10f; Granulated, 104c; Standard Extra O, 9)c; medium yellow, 8c; dark yellow, SYRUP—Standard Com., 46c, bhls.; Standard do, 44 gallon keks, '$2,25; Stan- dard do, 4 gallon kegs, 8206, TOKS, —Pepper, 20; Allaplos, 20c; L«luvu,‘ $oc; Nutmods, 81 0; Coas, 24o; LYE—American, 8 3% Greeawich, 8 40; Western, 275; North Star, 2 06; Lewis lye, 4 60: Jewell Iye, 27h, FEED~Jobbing pricen, Chop feed, $1.50 per 100 lba.; chop cor, 81.45; bran, 70¢ per 100 lba, STARCH,—Peatl, #4c; 815 Corn Starch , Bio; 70 ; Corn, LU :—mn, talr, 1l; Ko, good 126; ‘to choloe, 120 18 Old yov't T 2643/740,8 Mosha, 2640; Arbuckios, 14§ ATEATS—Hame, 1670; broakfost bacon, 1oje; leax alde bacon, 16kc; dry el bacon, ; choulders, 11§c; tieros lard, Ulhl—lslul 4 inch snd largor, 10; Silver Gloss, Excelsioriloss, SY—Tull Cream, 18ic; Part Skim, 10>, TEAS—Gunpowder, ~good, Jholes, 60@75e; Imperis 508750, Yuuugl(yu on, jr0od, 8 choice, 65c@81 00; Jupan © Japan, choice, 60@7 @40; Oolong, cho.ve, 10@5 ood, 35@o: cholce, 3 W PICKLES—Meo #800; do iu half bhls, 4 1000 do, in~ half bbis, bils, 12'00; do, in half mmn, {n barrele, L0; winally, in bbls, gherking, in 0, WOODENW AR~ noop paile, '.h~ three hoop pails, 2 20, Tubs, No, 9 50; neer washhoarde, 185 Louble (‘nwn 2 50; Wellbucket, 8 50, LEAD—Bar, 81 65, VINEGAK—Pure appls extra, 16c puze avple, Lies Praming vuro sonlo, 15 P‘ LT, ‘me loads, per hbl, 1 6 in sao ke, 8 50; bbls dairy 60, 5e, ! 50 M v “Now, #4 560 per b, HODA—D wight's b paparh & ond do, 82 65; Chusoh's, 84 85 5 Do l\n,; sodn ANDLES—Boxes, 40 Ibe, 16 oz, § 1’](1;;;_:.;:1&. fh:.i.,m l”:v " UE—Caroli c; . Lou ol i &.r;un.,u@n. Louiziana, 7 h S—Per caddio, round, Bavon L Kirk's satine t, 8 60; Kirk e Kirk's white R y 150 FIELD SKED — Hed elover, cho new, $6 00 per bushel; mammoth clov new, 87 00; white clover, new, 214 00; slalla” clover, new, $12 £0; ‘aluikc, now! 81800, Tinothy, good, new, B8 blue grass, extra clean, 1 £0; blve grose, clean, 8145, orchard grass 84 00, mf‘ ™ choios 103! millt, cminon.or S let, (ierw; 100 to Hubgarisa ‘00 2 & Wheat-—bughels’ 84,645 e Oats— M 7. Lous, Septem! —I(ondph and shigments of fone Sl i foe 1l « n..h.v.h......i:f'..-'}. e ocel Flour—bbls............ 7,000 um',.-'.. Imhuh. LA osage orange, 10 bushels or #1 50; honoy 1 ? wn lh... td taar locuaty e i, Wi o PEANUTS—Roasted, cholos, red Ten- -—... 100 per Ib; fanty white, 104 perlb; | ¥ hite' Virginia raw, 100; rossted, do 94, c; do 84, 22c; Continental 42, 1163 Fruit of the Loom 10-4, 27); Now York milla 98, 85¢; do 78, 30c; do b, 22 Pembroke 10-4, 25c; Pegtiot 10:4, 2: 74, 19¢; do 4, 1 apporell ¥ 80”67, 51c; do”57, Ascr Ution 96, 8, 2240; do 48, 17¢ Olgars and Tobaccos. CIGAT, $15,00; Coanectiout, 5.00; Seed Havaua, ’IUBAL(,U— PLUC Golden Ru]a, 24 1b, 60c; Our Rope, firat quality, 62%; Star, dpoul\dz 24 Ih, bum,uow Horse mm, pounds, 24 1b, butts, 58¢; Gilt Edge, pounds, 24 Ib, butts, 66; Army and Nav Bullion, &;;m(h, b9c; o [»undl, & FINE CU .—Hard to Beat! Golden 'rhmumuc, Fountain, 80c, Favorite, Rocky Mountain, 60ct Fancy, Gic; Duisy, B0c,—In tin foil— Catlias 0. 8, 5 1b boxe, per 1b 630; Lorl. illard’s Tiger, 60c; Dismond Orown, 630, SMOKING—A grades—Common, 2iito 880, Granulated~—Hlackwalls Durham, 10 7be; oz blo; Dukes Durham, 16 oz, 46c; Seal of North Oarolina, 10 oz, 46; Seal of Nebras. ka, 16 oz, 86c; Lone Jack, linen bags per1b, S1.35; Marburgs’ Puck 2 oz, tin oil, 550; Dog Tail 60 Paints Olls and Varnishes. OILS—110° carbon, per gallon, 1o 100 headighty per = gllon. 18; 175" headlight, por gwllon, 1ic; linseed, raw, per gallon, 47; lhwen.‘unlni per gallon, 60 winter str'd, por gnl o, 1 00 H1on, & b, W, b er yvvnllun, 800; st No. 1, per gailon, 8 wperm, s o gallon, Al per gallon, bic; napths, 74°, per A Bt 1 IN'OIL—White lead, Bc; white lead, £ Omahs Tiouls, pure, 6 b cans, [4 Fronch zin red lh, Fronch zine, in varnish asst, We; ench ziuoe, in oil Raw sad burnt umbe raw aud burnt Sienna, refined lampb) ivory black, 16¢; blue, Boc; ultramarine green, L, M, & D,, 14 wreen, L, M, & D)., 16 udian red, 15¢; Ve PP, Marsei Fronch biie. ke, 24 r ! ohroma yellow, L, My yellow ochre, 9; solden 15; Patent ryer, 80; grainiig colorss light oak, dark o', waluut, chestuut and ash Lbe, Ory Paints tucky and P domestic 1 40@4 0 GINS—Im ported, 3 1 40@3 00, RUMS—Tmportod, 4 England, 2 00 71(@;‘\ o AND APPLE 5 OHAMPAGNES—Tmported pi¥, St .noo(asl 0; Armarisaa, onse, ‘\\ (‘LAIH'TS«PM case, 4 50@16 00 ‘WINES—Rhine wine, per cnaimfi W;k 20 00; Catawba, por case, 4 00@T 00, Lumber. WHOLESALE. We quote lumber, Iatn and shingles ont cars at Omaha at the following prices: JOIE ND SCANTLING ~16 ft, and under, $20 00; 18 ft., 822 00, TIMBERS 16 f£. and under, 821 00, TIMBER AND .mm t., 822 00; £C ft | 824 00, 22 ft., $27 50; 24 ft., 827 50, FENCING—No, 1, 4 ard 6 in., 821 00; £19 NeTRuTING — Mo 1 (2nd common boards). $18 00; N, D, $2800; G 50, BTOCK m)mma —-ll-l" 1%in, C, 835 00; 12.in, I3, $40 00. LIME—Ter barrel, 81 10; bulk per out- 8c; Cement, bbl, 81 75 Towa plaster, bbl, 82 00, Hair per b S50, Tarred fol 100 1bs, 83 00, Btraw board, COAL—Cumberland hlmnmlm 81! Morris_Run Blosburg,"612; Tump, 85 £0; Whitebreast nut Tup, €65 50; Town nut 85 50; Rock Spring, 8; Anthracito, all sizen 810 50, Drurs DRU 8 AND CHEMIOALS —Acld Oarholic, 50c; Acid, Tartario, 60 Copabis, per 1b, 700; Bark, Sassafras 1b, 14¢; ‘Calomel, per 1b, 76c, unchunx. $115; Chloroform, per Ib L]lmm r oz, Tl powders, por Ib, 81 40; alta, per Ib, Bho; Glycorinie, pure, per I, Lead, = Acetate, per 4% o (ucox, No. 1, per gal, M 1 Oil, Castor, No. 8, per gal, $100; O Olive, per gal. 81 50; Oil, Urlgmum Opiurm, 8 00; Liuiulno Pk W, e g e et e s §1'90; "Salacin, por. or, 40c; Bulphate o Morphiua, por oz, §3 45; Sulpnur fiour por Ib, 4of Strvchitue, ver oz, 8135, Wool, Merino unwas ed, light, 14®160; beavy,o, @1315¢; modinm anwashed, light, 1520 washed, choice, 82c; falr, 80c; ub-ding and i, 2%c; burry, blackand cotted wool pranyte Hides Purs, Eto. reon buicher's hids, 8)c; hidos, green salt, part cure m dry Hint, wound, 18G14o; dr calf and kip, 12@14c; dry sslt hides, sound, 10@11 reen calf, wt, 6 to 15 Ite,, 10@11¢; green call, wt, under & e, per skin, yreen polts, H0@81 25; green lawb ukin: 81 25@l saged bides, two-third rate, cut noored and one grull, classed two- n Teds rute,) branded »,fw 10 per eent. off, N 4 ¢ B 7c ¢ hides, e e G604 ahort stripey 400; narsow. stripeo Uraad atripe, 100, Tallow 7o, 0 Save moncy aud order salt direct from SALT.Srrvaiht hraaner B duret o owcat posaible w7V Dr, } een, who i to retire from the vres Jf the Western Union Tel- evraph Company, is ssid to be worth $10,. 000,000, Iis naliry is only 815,0.0 a year, and his immenso fortuns b been made in stock wanipulations, FRIGHTFUL FRACTURE. | & Boy Falls Forty Feet Down in the New Omabe Nationsl Bank. viennw, raw, 4 ; Parly green cow Y.‘ 20¢; chrom- ¢ )4[1:n,xuuum, 2o} i < are, vochelle, American, lehigh brown, £ Prince's mineral Barrels por 5 a“un ‘ uraiture, extre, 81 10; furaiture, No. ‘1; coach, extra, 81 4 oach, No. 1'20; D pan, 70c; u- phaltum, uuu. 85¢; shellao 50; bard PAPERr—aun paper, 2io; reg paper, | upper Ahont noon yestorday o young ls namoed Joe Flory, who is engazed at Weat & Freitoher's oigar fastory, was the Thirteenth 1z with some companions 10 Millard bauk on , #nd was riding in au elevat hoisting the | floors, When ebout 40 feet | up tho elovator fell. The boy hac both bones of the loft leg fractured used for watorial to . | Just above the ankle juing, the bones | protruding through the ekin, He was removed to his home on lower Doug- las stroet, where Dr. Van Camp tended him. 1t was necessrry to off portions of the bounes, and the suf- | feror will have a stiff anklo and one Whitebronst 25 60; Towa. Bnlrm m 20 short limb, though both leg and foot are naved, P — LOOAL BrHEVITIHE, i, ~ A ongregational meeting of the Luthe eran church will be held in Max Meyer's all, corner of Farnam and Eleventh streets, September 28th, at 7:80 o'clock, py m, tdecide upon plan for & new church, and attend to other business of fnportance, — A petition signed by all the leading members of the bar and business men of the Fouth ward was presented to the Board of Commissioners yesterday asking the appointment of Fred W. Boyden as constable in that ward to fill a vacancy. It will no doubt be granted and Boydem will make n first-class officer, ~Complaints have been filed in the police court by H. Knowles va, Thomp= won, for larceny of tools and by Fred Drexel va. . Gilinaki for recelving stolem goods, the laster consisting of @ portion of o derrick used in the construction of the county court house. —A colored man on the 12th street is reported by the neighbors to have habit of drubbing his wife reulatly every morne ing. Yesterday the blows sounded like w beef killing was going on in the locality. The man thould be lovked atter by the p The work of covering the completed soction of the sewer on Jones and 9this progrossing rapidly, the dirt being pro~ cured from upper 9th strect, The rotten old 9th street bridge will soon give way to the solid earth and those who travel that way will herenfter feel easicr, The order of the coincil Tuesday to drain the pond of stagnant water in that locality by sewer conncetion is already partially com- pleted with and the dangerous pool should be entirely dono away with at once, PERSONAL. Col, C. D, Ball is iu the city. J, T Hinckl of Ashland, in town, Mason Gregg, of Red Cloud, isin the clty. C A. Ringer has returned from the ocant, 0. C. Chupin, of Riverton, is at the Paxton, John H. Ames, of Lincoln, is at the Paxton. J. ©. Burchj=of Wymore, is at the ilard, ) is ot the L Montgomery, of York, Millard'ss, Wan, Liuslemsler, of Ft, Oollins, s st the Millard, ™y the Mil/ard, ¥ Wim. H, Covey, of Fremont, is at thy Metropolitan. 1, 1%, Cleveland, of Elgin, TiL, gy the Metropolitan, A.J. Galbraith, of St. Paul, is st the Metropolitan, Miss Ada Caroline, of Portland, s at the Paxton. C. Mallon, of Beatrice, is in the city, o guest of the Mitlard, Mrv, R, 8, 0'Haulon, of San Jose, Cal,, is & guest at the Puxton, 8, Wolverton sud wife, of Fort Atkin. som, ara at the Metropolitan, Ore., Wm. H McMillan, traveling auditor of the U, P'. went west yesterday, Miss Tillie C'Neille, of Chicago, and trimmer for C, A, Rin,cr, came in Tues diy. Lieut. Baldwin left on the noon train yesterday for Fort Douglas, Utsh, His company preceded him several days, Col, J. N, Andrews, of the Righth in- fautry, known to the army as *‘Charity” Aundrews, pas-ed west yesterday en route to Benicin, California, Col. St mton went west on the tran yesterday to weet the incoming ex- press, among the pastengers on which were Licut, Gorriuge and Senator Bayard, Free of Charge, A\n,..,- me suffering from Coughs, Colds s, Bronchitis, Loss of Voice, or any mr ion of the T )mu.t and I,un,u. are re- quested to call ut C. ¥, Goodman's drag wiore and et o Trial l ttle of Dr, King's Now Discovery for Concumption, free of charge, which will convince them of its wonderful werits and show what a regular ollar-siza hottla will do, Call enrl; noon As it fa for all the painful disoases of the IENEYS, LIVER AND BOWE 1t cleanses'thio system of tio acrid poiso: tat cousos tho dreadful suffering which only o viotims of rhoumatism osn INCREASE YOGJR CAPITAL. | 810 Those dosiri make mol luly ‘I'- wal v i i fa pres ¥ WHEAT fout ¢ to [ Ilu | fnoun ing (0 sever. | (o the oFlgs $5n 1 s went, il leaving the or glnl § t 1: aklog money oF yablo oo sumand baplanake: . Ty circulars and statementa of fuy BTOCKS § {(l¥iree * We want re-povaible azcute. who wil report on orope and int oduce the plan com- whions paid. Addross FLEMMING & MERRIAM,m Blk wmiswlon Morchauts, Major Coo Valoaga, 1L M0, Holli; U, S Rt whtersd ot ity