Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 16, 1882, Page 5

108 Nebraska VNaLimfal Bnnk‘ Of Omaha, Neb. ald up Capital, DIRECTORS « R, JOHNSON, President, of Steele, Johnson & Co. A, E. TOUZALL R. R., Bosto #. V. MORSE, of W. V. Morse & Co. OHN 8. COLLINS. of G, H. & J. 8, Collin, Vice President, of C., B, & Q. M. WOULWORTH, Counseilor & Attorney-at- Law. L. 8. REED, of Byron Reed & Co, €. W. YATES, Cashicr, late Cashicr of the First National Bank of Omaha, and connected with the active management of that Bank since its organization in 1863, Orrx for business April 27, largeet capital of any bank In Nebraska, CovurcTioNs rocelve special attention and char- @on lowest obtainable her cr elsewhere, Inrrnrst allowed on time deposits upon favor- able terms and upon accounts of banksand bank. ora, Foreion Exciiaxes, Government Bonds, and County and Oity securities hought and sold. 1t 1a prepared £3 do a general banking business @3 faall Its details, and in the treatment of custom. ors will pursue the most liberal polley consistent with safe banking FINANCE AND COMMERCE. FINANCIAL. Speclal Dispatch to Tk Bax, New York, November 15, MONEY. 8@6 por cent, clored offered at Money - 3 per cent Prime Mercantile Paper—6@74 per cent, Sterling Exchange—Steady; bille, 84.804; demand, $4.84}, Governments were strong and generally 1@} per cent higher. The stock m.rket was weak until about 2:15, when it became steady and prices re- covered }@1% per cent. Later North. western dropped to 189]. In the last fiftean minutes there was a break in Den- ver to 48§ from 49§ and the remaioder of the list declined a fraction, the market closing weak. Taking the day as & whole, prices ran decidedly in favor of the bears, who maade good use of the cutting of rates by roads west of Chicago aud of threats of a serious railroad war there. The cap- italist speculators who recently turned the market towarG higher prices apparently stood off to-day and did not hinge, which gives color to the talk that at the higher prices of yesterday they secretly sold more stocks than they openly bought, GOVERNMENTS, Yesterday, To-day 102 02 101 sk 1194 129 Oentral Pacific firsts 114 114 Erie seconds..... 99} Lehigh & Wilkesbarre.... 101 a_consols 4 8] Missouri 112 St. Joseph. U8 8t, Paul & Sioux 110 Tenne:uee 6%, : : as & Pacifio] hnd gnnt! 574 do : R, G. 8 lx:_\ Unlun Pacific 18t mo m b b e 1101 u"t Vi lnh 6's.. h‘dn consol 59 50% do deferred .. 124 Adams Express, 87 1 Allegheny oentral. 11153 ‘mu Alton&d Terre Haute, L mg Bm-:.r. c(;:‘d-: i’hpldl & North, 80 79 ada Southern........ 69 Canada Southe) a5 msg B84 24 - = $250.000 , 1882, with the Bankers' fe for the year; 01d@9oc yi1 04 for May; Test swme as re 3 rejected, 2 red winte U5c tor casb; 3 red winter, 0 jo; tejected, 80c. __ Corn—Strong and higher; 70ho for eash; 673@68¢ for vember; 60} for Deo ber and the year; 54}c for January; for May; rejected, Gle, Oate—Strong and b cash and November; emuer and the year 36} for May. Ttye ~Firmer: 56, Barley—Firnier; Flax Sq Fiimer Pork—1 but generally lower; closed stead; @17 60 for Nov mber; and the year; 17 5@l lrlN'vlal\‘ 87} for Ma for cash; 17 50 for December § for February; good demsnd and higher 1 574@11 60 for Novem. r December; 10 %0@ @10 87} for Jan for February: 11 @11 10 for May. Bulk Meuts—In fair demand; she ders, 7 (0; short rib, 10 50; short o 10 75, g Whisky—Lower; 4 17. Freight rates on corn to Buffalo, Sc. BoAkn ~Wheat—Irregular and 2 : for November: 94 for December; for January 1 this vear's 71@71% 60 for De. 6082 for the yewr; b for s\@di o for May, |’Ix||n options for cacl it anlN yem- S 85 for the for May but uot quotably higher, but nct quotably lower, 2 Chiusgo | 4 good to ymmion to_fair, cows and heifers, @18 25; weatern half. ; stockers, 2 7 steers, 4 00@4 @4 00, Steady and in firm demand; fair 350(@ 4 25; fancy, 4 50@ Texans, 3 75@4 00, Hoga—Lowe e light to good Yorkers, 6 ixed packing, 8 80@6 60; heavy packing, 6 S); butchers yextrn, 6 76@7 10, CHI0AGO. light, 6 15@ 0 70; ki, closed weak with 10 000 left, Cattlo—Bids 250 lower; market very sluggish at 15@2 line; good to_choice shipping, 5 00@6 00; c.mmon to fair, 3 80 4 75; mixed butchers’, fairly nctiva at 2 20 stockers and and feeders, slow at @ Texas, active and values steady; tmn, 2 00@2 25; cows, 3 00@3 25; steers, 8 40@1 40 Sheep—Trade moderately active and values wenk and lower; common to fair, 275@3 25; medium_to “good, 3 H0@4 0 choice to extra, 4 25@4 60, KANSAS OITY, KAngas Crry, November 15, —The Live Stock Indicator reports: Oattle—Weak and a shade lower; nati ateers of 1,150 to 1,300 pounds wold at 4 @4 90; stockers vnd feeders, 3 28@4 2 cow Hoge—Lower and weak; rnnxum from 6 00@6 65; bulk of rales at 6 20@6 b0, Siieep. 3 00@3 50 for goud to choice, 3 75@b 60; oady; Spocial Dispatchoes to T Ban. NEW YORK, New Youx, November 15, — Coffee — Steady; Rio oargoes quoted at 73@7 Sugar—Market dull and wes good refining quoted at 7 5167 7-16.- Molassen—Steady; New Orloans, 40@ NEW YO Nxw York, November 15, ket dull; superfine state western, 3 2 390 common to good extra, 3 8)@i 40; good to_chpice, 4 504 ‘o 'white wheat extra, 6 25@7 5 3 90@7 00; St. Louis, 8 90@7 m) anwym patent process, 6 75@7 Wheat—unsb, u shade higher and firm; options, unsettled and i@}o lower; No. % spring, 1 07; ungraded red, $4c@1 15; No. 3 red, 1 04@1 054; stoamer No. 2 red, 1 05 @1 Ub}; No. 2 red, 1 074@1 08, for cer- nmnm. 1 074 @1 081 dnh\end, 0.1 red, 113h; mixed winter, 1 os;. ungrad_d white, 92c@l 13; steamer No, 3 white, 77@773c; steamer No, 2 white, 86ic; No, 1 whlne 32,000 bushels sold at 1 08§@1 10; No, 2 red for November, 40,000 vushels sold at 1 074@1 074, closing at 1 074; do for De- cember, 812,000 bushels so!d at 1 09@1 00}, closing at 109; do for January, 440,0,0 Lushele sold at 1 11§@1 118, closing at 111; do for February, 05,000 busheis sold at 1 134@1 134, closing at 1 184, Corn—Cash, dull and weak; options igher and firm; ungraded, 70@: , £0c; No. 2, 88@8c in elevator, 88 (@903¢ celivered; No. 2 white, No. for November, 8>@85hc, closing at Snjo; '\n 2 for December, 77@78¢, closing at for January, 612@657 , closing 2 for Februar, a/G4c, clos- Oats—}@3c higher; mixed western, 30@ 43%c; white western, 4:@50}c. Hay—Demand fair and wmarket firm; 60c, Hops—Quiet, but firm; prices unchanged, Fggs—Fresh western, quiet, but tirm; 290, Pork—Unsettled and lower; new mess, 2175, Beef—Quiet, but steady. Cut Meats—. Dull and unsettled; clear middles, 1 ”Ifl)rd—hhrknt dull, prime steam, 12 3 Butter—Firm for choice; 15@37c, heese—Dull; western flat, 5@124c, BT, LOUIS8, Lous, November 15.—Flonro Quiet; long X o family, @1 25; choice 4 B0@S 50; fancy, 4 75@4 95. Whest—Higher and slow; No, 2red fall, 92{@93fc for cash; 945@I50 for Decem: ber; .I:g’gq’lc i?'hm y..l-hggnul or {;n- ual or February; @ for May; No. 8 red fal, 8014803o. forn —Highers u@su 1or cash; 633 613c for November; b for December; 24, | G2kt SR for tae year; o@4h ; or oot 554 | ary; 484c for February; 60§ or May. Tt e ehers S for- by Bale 163 |rn November; 2@ifo for December' 1247 | 323@82Ec for the yeas May, 76| Rye- Quiets 554@36 57 | Barley—Ma ket auli; e e 81| 60@75c; fanoy, S0c. 1115| Butter — Steady; oresmery, 33@570; Del., Lac t wt Deaniliilo/ s ) Wy adns et a2t | Vork—~ NTaxket ull; 51 00 for old; 20 50 b {104 | for new. E"ixfe;?f:«fi?id' 1168 | " Bulk Moats Quiet; ehoulders 7 25; short Fort Wayne & CI 132" Ill;,‘ 10 50; :1)“"):' L‘:Nllr,l] 00, 1 lotaof 1 2 | ™ Sacon— Market duil; small lots of long Hanotpal sl it Joseph 80 | clear sold at 13 75; shori clear, 14 75, TR S 200 | Twd=Nome boro. 0P T FTEINOON JOARD —Whaat-- Very slow; fi,‘}:f,';:‘un};‘fi"c"‘"‘\ 135 | 994> for November; 944@980 for December; Ind., Bloom, & Western. Kansas & Toxas. Lake Erie & Weiter Lake Shore & Michig Louisville & Nashvill A ‘E"a‘“{’ AEr Marietta ncinna 24 pt 7 d 15 d 5 Michigan Uentrsl 2 Minnoapolis & St. Laulu.Pm: % do Northwestern . do d New York (,euzr al, do Ontario & Western Oregon Transcontin Pacitic Mail, Decatar g irg & Cleveland. 86, Louis & Sau F'ren do ¥ do Lt 8t, Paul & Milwaukeo. do phd 8t, Paul, Miun, & Manit Bt, Pau! & Omaba.... A Texas & ! Union Pasific Umhlsm--l Robinson Bilver Oliff ! South Pacitic 12 Standard s . Db Batro. o1 % *Offered, 1! x. Tnterest $Asked, Dividend. PRODUC Ll & peclal Diepatchee Iu Tux Bee, 0HICAGO. CHicago, November 15, common to choice spriug, mon to faucy, 4 00@6 ¢ 25. 0@ 4 50 Wheat -Market active, firm and higher; | choice native x’l'OVISIONB. | Sheej Flour—Quiet patents, 6 50@ | Ao 383 | 9840 for the year, Uorn—Higher; 64}o for November; 53§c for tho yoar; 49}c for January and Febru- arys 507 for May, Dats—Higher; 83§o for Decomber; 3330 for the year; 3. jo bid for May, KANSAS CITY, Kansas Ciry, November 15.—Wheat— Firm; No, 2 red, 793c bid for cash; 79}c bid for D cember; 824c for January, Corm—DMore active; 474@49¢c for cash; 41%c bid for December; 404c bid for Jau: uary; 4142 bid tor an Oats—Quiet; 20}c bid for cash, Decem- ber and tve year, Dutter—Unchanged, Eggs—Unchanged, COUNCIL BLUFPS, Covxor BLurws. November 14,—The Council Bluffy markets carefully rovised to date are as follows: Flour—Golden Sheaf, 8 00; Kansas City winter wheat, 275@3 25; Miunesota winter wheat, 3 00@4 09 Wheat—No, 2, 5 o3 No 8, ,85¢; rejected, No, 2, 502, yellow, 1 60; corn and osts corn chop, per ton; chop, 26 00 per ton. FRUITS - Apples, 2 00 21 Specinl Dispatchos to Tun Fun. b8¢; Porto Rico, 35@"8e, Rice—Quiet, but steady; Domestic, 5@ 6ic; Rangoon, 240; Pataa, S0 in bond. Petrolewm —Market dull and weak; Un- Lf.e d, 1258 crude, S4@Sc; refined, 8{@ Tallow—Qaiet, but steady; 8}@8Hc. Rosin—Dull; 1 80@1 90. Turpentine—Mar ket dull; 53ke. Leather - In good demand and firm: hem- lock sole, Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande light, middle and heavy, 22@26c. WILMINGTON, WiLsmiNeToN, November 15, —Turpen- tine—Firm; 484c. s s s ‘WOOL. Special Dispatch to Tur Brr NEW YORK, NEw Yok, November 15.—Wool—Dall and unsettied; domestic flance, 32@d0c; pulled, I8@400; unwashed, 12@32:; Texas, 14@380, TRAFFIO, FLOUR AND GPAINS, CHicAco, November 15,—Receipts and shipwents of flour and grain for the past 24 hours have been as follows: Ship'ts, Flour—bbls. ... 23 000 W hen?.—nmhe]n 79,000 Corn— 83,000 Oate— 41,000 Rye— ¢ 10,000 Barley— * 21,000 New York, November 15,—Receipts and shipments of Hour and grain for the past 24 hours have been as follows: Receipts Shp'ts, Flour—~bbls, . 31,000 1,500 Whefl,«h\mhelu 157,000 Corn— 620 Oats— 7% 8. Lours, November 15, —Receipts and shipments of flour and grain for the past 24 hours have been as tollows: Flour—bbls. . 000 Whent—b\whdl 29,000 | 7 Corn— 17,000 | 8 Brer 50 Buley— * ol Kaxsas Crry, November 15.—Receipts and shipments of in for the past 24 hours haye been as follows: Rec'ts, Bhip'ts, | , Wheat, bushels - 20, 30,000 Corn 29,000 16,000 | g, LIVE STOCK, CricAGo, November 15.—Receipts and shipments of live stock for the past 24 hours have been as follows: Rec'ts, Shipm’ts, Hoge. .. . 86,000 3,500 Oattle . 11,000 8,300 Sheep.. 5,000 1,100 New Yonk, November 15,—Receipts and shipments of live stock for the past 48 hours have Leen as follows: Rec'ts, Bhip'ts, Hogs.. 2eea Cattle. Sheep . I Beef, qr ] Mutton *602 *Since Monday. 81, Louts, November 15,—Receipts shipments of live stock for tho ps hours have been as follows: Rec'ts, Shipm'ts, . 6,000 500 Cattle. . 2,900 70 Sheep... . . 8100 450 Kansas Ciry, November 15,—Receipts and shipments of live stock for the past 24 hours have been a8 fD“uY{I. Hogs.. oo'ts. Shipm'ts, Hogs. . 500 Uattle, 2,400 Sheep. Wholesalo Prices. Orrioe o THE OMaRs Dek, Wednesdsy Evening, Novewber 15, } Tho only changes reported i the mar. ket to-day are as follows: Wheat—No, 2 advanced he, Barley—No, 2 advanced 1 vanced 4, ; No, 3 ad- Local Grain Doalings. WHEAT —Cashy o, 2, 70 c3 oask No, ax seed 1 00 per m pee_ o, 8 00; (pie), 8 lh, por 80; do pie, 6 Ib, per doven, § 30, FLOUR—Jobbing prices, Jack Frost Louis winter) $390 per 100 1ba.; To- peka Patent l\flm‘n £3.85: Minnehaha Shawnee 'ancy l*.nalv, XKXXX winter, wpring, best, $2,80; Chris- vian's superlative, ; bran, per ton, $14.00; chopped feed, $28,00. SUGARS —Powdered, 10jo; Cut loa, Granulated, 9ic; Contectioner's A, Py vhm Standard Extea O, 8jo; Extra C, medium yellow, 8c; dark ysllow, 3 ‘l\"‘l P—S8tandard Com,, 41c, hbls; Standard do, 44 gallon ka«:fi '8225; Stan. .i.mi do, 4 gallon kogs, MEATS—Hama, 16c; breakfast bacon, none; ocleat side bacon, mone; dry salt baeon, 16¢; shoulders, 11§e; tierce lard, 15 § inch and larger, 10}c; Yo ~Sisal, 13 inch, 11c. L ARD—Omaha RefininingCo.: Tierces, 3 40 and 50-b oans, 18§o; 20-1b cans; o 101 pails, sérow top, 1 Sfes 5-1b doy 14¢; 816 do, 1450 FISH - ckerel, half brls, 6 No, 1 nnckm amily ma half brls, 4 75; family “mackerel, kits, No, 1 white fish, half brls, 6 00; No. 1 PIO Popper, 203 Ulovos, 350; Nutmegs, §1 00; Onsete, #10; Mace $1 00 LY E—American, 8 85; Greenwi: Western, 2 75; North Star, 2 06; Iye, 4 60; Jewoll lye, 275, FEED~—Jobbing prices, Chop feed, $1.50 per 100 1bs.; chop corn, $1.40; bran, 70¢ per 100 1bs, ROH,—Pearl, 4he; Bilver Gloss Corn Starch, S§o; Kxcnlsior Glow, 70 ; Corn, The, UOKFKE,—Rio, fair, 1o; Bio, good 12c; miras to choice, i3 to 18¢; Old gov't Java; 264€i11 ko, ¢ Mocha, 2830} Arbuckle's, 133c, OHEEST —all it Part Oream, 13hc; %lgc;m, ’;s& Cheios; 80@7ho; 5003 ohoice, 650@$1 003 3%0; Japan, choice, so@. For Golong, U.v.\, %5 10; Oolong, oho. oo, 4005 Sonehong, z00d, 85@400: choice, $6@! WOODENWARE—Two hms” palle, 1 95; three hoop paile, 2 20, 3 1, 9 50; Pisneer washbonrds, 185 Uouhle Crawn 2 90; . Well buckete, 3 60, LBAD—Har, $1 65, VINEGAR—Pure apple extra, lto: pure apple, 18c; Prossing vure avvle, 16c, SAL/.—Dray loacia, per bbl, 1 65; Ash ton, in enc ks, 8 50; bbis dairy 60, 6s, 8 50 HOMINY-~Now, 84 59 por bbl. SODA—In Ib papers, $3 per case; keg soda, 2§c. 80A ~Kirk's Savon Imperial, .'l 45; Kirk's sattust, 8 60; Kirk’s standard, 8 1’v~ Kirk's white Russian, 525 Kirks Eutocs, 915 Kirk's Prairie _Queen, (100 cakes), 40; Kirk's magnolia doz., POTASH—Pennsylvauia cauns, 4 case, in case, 8 85; Babbitt's Ball, 2 doz. in case, 1 90; Anchor Ball % doz in case, 1 50, FIELD SEED — Red clover, choice pew, $600 per bushel; mammoth clover new, 700; white clover, nuw, $14 00; SUalta clover, new, $15 603 alaike, new. 31500, ““Thhothy, good e 00, blue grase, extra olean, 8160 blao grass, clean, $1 45 orchard grass $2 5% red top, Ghiba, .03 mIlAkCORI LA Missonrd) #0c; inillet, German, 8L 00 1 25 Hungarian 80c HEDGESERD—Osage orange, 1 to 5 bushols, & 00; osage orange, 10 bushels or over, $150; honey locust, per Ib, 100 lnn . 825 00. LANUT asted, choice, red wLen- ee, 100 pel’ u: TRty hite: (ko pes 1o nw—r: hite Virginia raw, 100; ronsted, 12be, NEW PICKLES—Medium, fn harrels, §750; do jn balf bbls, 4 25; smals, in bbls, 950 do, in half bbls, 6955 gherking, in bbls, 11'50; do, in halt bbls, 6 25, CANDLES—Boxes, 40 Ihe,1¢s, 1540; i, 15§03 be xen 80 Ibs,, 16 oz,, 68, 1550, RIQE—~Tonisiana prime to choice, T4@ The: fair, 6@7c; Patma, 7 M. %So. round, ) vor AT LLL —Fer cad onsea, $8 10; lqulre. os.u. ,BRowN OOPTONSAtlantio &, 8hos lton XX, To; Atlasta, A, Bo; i;ouu FEP §4o; Buskeys uz*c lttenm h e, G4t Honat i, Width, 5o, © Ly c; lndhn Orchard d. w', Biu, Lawrencs Vux Mystio R(vor, 73c; Perlnue A, 8803 7o; Utica G, Wachus- it B, 4o do'A, Bh. do & 46, 13ho; Wal- | to 5 T 3 Argyle Atf.nua LL, sh Badger State X 44 ak, juckeye 8, 4.4, 6jco lnd;‘m Orchard A A 9-8, 8jc; lMonh 0 ns, Fep Nso,u’éuosw uc, o E 89, ocnaset O Ammul 4-4 Bo LEACHED COTTONS—Androscog n L 4 %D‘)IlilmkmnnAA imperial 8 n, do do half bleached 4-4,9¢c; Cabot. 4-4, Fidelity 4-4, 9ho; Fruit of the Loom, 10; cam.bric 4-4,180;do Water Twist, 104 FallsQ, 104c; Indian Howd shrunk Tonsdale, o cambric 87, u@v, New ank nuhu P uot A,10c; I Jiperal N G Twills, ocahontas_4-4, Oho; Pocxuiet 142‘4, m, tmu, 1lc; Wamsutta DGOKS Oolored)—Albany 1 brown, 8¢; do O, drab, \1sy do XA str Dkt Thjer o X trown aukdent striped nnd plaids, 134o; Arlington, fanoy, 19¢; Brunswick brown, 840; Chariot fancy, 1240; do extra_heavy, 20c; Fall River brown, oxtra heavy, 1ljc; Indiaua A brown' 13e: Nenonset A brown. 160 TIOKINGS—amoskesg A U A 82 Allapice, 20c; | por k Ecm low, K., I hob, inter spanish brown, 24c; VARNISHES—Bacrsln Furniture, extrs, €1 1 315 o £1'20; Damar, oxtra, 81 75; phaltum, oxtrs, 85c; shellso oil finish, $1 30 oxtra, per gnllun, The; N cating, zevo, per colden machine, No, 1, per gallon, 8503 No 4, 80; sporm, signal, § rentine, gallon, 180 64" PAT P, . Ghos white lowd, St. Louis, pure, s Marsailles 3 French zinc, groon seal, 1% rod senl, 116; 2003 nad bu burmnt Sienna, rofined lampblack, 126; ooucty blagk s ivory black, 16c; d blue, 8003 wltramarine T grodn, I M, & D, 108} Paris greon, 180 yreen, L, ) i Paris g 3 fatian red, i8o; Venetlan rod. be; Tasoan dre, 220; American Vermiliod, I, & P, 186; cbromo yollow, Liy M., yollow gchre lmh SHC Oriental Powder, kegs, $6.40: nu‘:s 48; do., BA French zince, in of r's m THF DAlI 4 RFh ()\IAHA 'l‘H[ ISI)AY N‘)VE\I BER 16 rolicht & Dunker JOBBERS OE GARPETS & CURTAIN GOODS gt LouTs, Guarantee Manufacturers’ Prices and Invite In linsoad, raw, per gallon, *5; linssed, boiled, pe gallon, & | " 3 l‘nl‘ winter str'’ 'd, per anl, 1, 850; N z. 7503 onator, . 8, 1 15; awoot, rallon, §00; snmmer, 1o, gallon, 80¢; tur- naptha, 74°, por per. gallr, NTS IN OIl—White lead, Umaha to b 1b cans, French wine, Fronch zine, in varnish aset, il aast, 150; Raw ent umber, 116 oans 120; raw and vandyke brown, of green, 1 60; Prussian 18¢; chnme L. M. & D, 140; blind and shutter drop bl 0.&'D 0, 15 olden ochro, 16 patent or, Bc; graining oolors: light k. dark nl . walnut, «hutnnl and ,‘h Dry ®aints White lead, 64o; French sing, 100 Paria whitoing 2}c; whiting _gilders, 1jc; whiting com'l, 140; lampblack German: town, 140; lrmpblack, ordinary, 10c; Prus- winn bine, bbo; ultramarine, 180; vandyke brown, 80; umber, burnt, 43 umber, raw 4o;sienna, burn t, 4o -m. aw, le Yurh greon genuine, 25¢; ‘groen com’ romo green, N. Y.' 200; ohrom gron K., 12; yermillion, Eng., 706i b million, ' Amorios, 18c; Indisu rosa pink, 14o, eALtinn s, uooimm. venetian red me yeliow, genuine, rod load, T4o; hrome yel- 12c; ochre, rochelle So; oshro 2 ochre, Amerioan, m., 20p orsl nle lehigh brown, 2 3t Prince’s mineral por gallon, furniture, No. 1, onch, oxtra, 8140; oach, No, 1, apaa, 700; as- 8 50; bard k) Heavy H , rotes, $3 ware List, plow toel, special cast, 70; orucible, Sc; kpecial ur German, 6o cast taol do, 225@3 00 ba, per set, 1 dry, 1 oach, Tho; ac waaliors, por 1h coil chata, per ib, 6@12 fron, wedee, 60} Crowbers, 60; hurrow tooth, do; horseshoes, steel, Burden's muleshoes, 6 50, 15@20 wagon spokes, sot ; felloos, sawed ougus, each, 70@850; nxles, uare’ nuts, per Ib, 7@1lc} B(@ 15 rlvuu, {m 1b, 11c; s malleable, 80; er keg, 5 00; npring 7@8c; Burden's horseshoes, 5 50; )T, —Shot, $1,85; Buck shot, 8210 0., hal uarter kogs, $1.88; Blast s, $3.85; Fuse, ver 100 feet_50o. <BED WIRE~—In car lots, 7 5) per 100; in lows than car lots. 7 75 ver 100, NAILS—Rates. 10 to 60y, 425, Leather. 1 Oak sole, 88¢ to tflehl)l:mlnck sole, 28¢ w 850; hemfock kip, 85c to 80c; hemlock calf, 850 to lock upper, 28 to % to 100; ruuner, 20; hem- onk upper, 24c; nqu:.t:r 400 to b b0, Hd,m&flo Grelaon kid, 2 50 to 3 75; onk kip, 800 to 1.00; onk oalf, 120 110'to 1 66; French calf, 550 407 50; L Iy 2750 to 1 fi o3 e to 1 80; French Kip, 1 zB to 2 00, ngn, ¢ 500 to 10 50; 50; 900 to 10 60; B, L. Moroooo, 300 gxabbh 0.D. Mumoo. 85¢; simon; HARNESS8—No 1 l:u oak, 42¢; No 2 The 11 lemand for supply considerao! lows: do, 89¢; No. 1 Ohio onk, 380; No. 2 do, 850; No. 1 Milwaukee, 47 ‘o3 No, 2do, 84, Horses and Mules. market is brisk and all grades are well at » alight advance in pidces, ood _horses exceeds the Prices range as fol. Five single drivers, 8150, to 300,; Extra draft ho ’ | horses, $1 8110, t0125,; Common o good farm horses 890, to $100.; Extra plugs, 860, to 75, Commaon plugs, $20, to $40. hands, ALCOHOL — 187 proof, 2 25 gallon; extra Oalifornia spirits, 187 proof, 8175, to 225.; Common dralt %0 150,; Extra farm horses, MULES,—15 to 1564 bands (excra), 8125, fil&?., 144 to 16 hands, 8100, to 140.; 1.4& udl. 870, to 100,; 18} to 1 quuorl er wine per proof gallon; triple refined spirits 187 proof, 128 whiskies, 1 00@1 b0; fine blended, 1 50@ 2 50; Kentuclky hourbons, 200@7 00; mnk ANDIES— domutle 1 40@4 per proof gallon; re-diatilled 00; Ken- and Pennsylvanis ryes, % 00Ca7 00, i'mmma, T 00@16 00; 19c; do XX blue 82, 18hc; Arrowanrs, 4 650@6 00; domesti 940, Olaremont B B, 16407 Conestogn 6x 12}“—"“7‘"‘“' A tra, 17§uMKumflum D, Ti{o Lowwston o [ RUMS -Tmported, 4 B0@6 0% Now 80, 150; Minnehaba 44, 200; Omega mpor | England. 2 0004 00/ Adomestio, 1 bO@3 50 extra 3{ 4 2; Pearl River 52, 16303 Put- | BEAGH AND APPLE BRANDY—~ nam 10?:‘ do 88 12; Yeomau's blue 29, 9¢ DENIMS, >-A moskenlz, bluoand bronn 164c; Andover DD blue, ‘Scotch, 1840; Concord 100, brown, 1240 do AAA, do do 1845 .\.. XXto do do 14ho Haymalker's bluo and brown, 94c; Myitic River DD stripe, 1640; Penx’ River, hine and brown, 15c; Uncasville, Tdje, —Barnard, 5i0; Bddystone ., double face, 54c; Gurner A anbattan glove fiish, ‘ ewport do o; do glazed, fic; Pequot do N | fies Lockwood kid inish o, NS—Amory, 8o; Andros Olarendc v, 6§0;( Hallowe! , 80; Injdi proved,c t, 7o, -Aliens, 64o; Amerfcan, & l.arwilk 4fe; C 3 Oriental 0 and Provisions, 52450 per busk n ) with the ad 1970, Firmer: 4 0025 75 per ewt for | per cwe 87, LOUIS, i-| Mr. Louts, November 15.—Cattle ive acd firm; all top grades taken | quickly by dressed he § slappers; good to hippiog teers, 5 00@5 75; 5. Whortleberries \r..w. ||v|>ur ase, 2 90 do ehois 1b per case 4 50. Pine Apples, 2 Ib, per case ¢ 34 A CINGHAMS —Aux A ) 0 M land, , 10hc; Bus bluo stripe, 12; Shetucket 8 [ OL. WIN 20 00; Ustawbs, per case, 4 00@7 00 We JOI mf».‘d,j STOCK 00!, ligh uwun.d lig @1315¢; med washied, choios, ad w,, 2 k %5 rd's boj Fl\l ( 76@4 00, CHAMPAGNES—Imported per_oase, B 0) Awarlaea, 00, case, 12 0@ T8 er oane, 4 50@16 00 5—1ith e wine, per case, 6 00@ Lumber WHOLKSALS. quote lurber, lstn sud shingles on: | cars at Omaha st the following prices: ) RT AND 5 16 ft, and 50, 25 00 0. in, 1, 5, %40 00 1 45; bulk pe £1 lncksiith, Whitebr J i { ! Clitaw Hard to Be (Golden Threwd, 70¢; - Fountain, o spection to their Unsurpassable “election. Favorite, ¢ Fancy, Rocky Mountain, 60o: 3 Dalsy, i«k.—!n tin foil— Ontline O, 8., 5 Ib boxes, per 1b 630; Lori- llard's Tiger, 600; Dismond Crown, 660, SMOKING—AI grades—Common, 25 to 830, Granunlated—MNlackwells Durham, 16 oz ble; Dukes Durham, 16 oz, 46c; Seal of North Oarolin, 16 oz, 46; Seal of Nebraa. ka, 16 oz, 3 one Jack, 4 oz, linen bags per u., 81.3b; Ml\r)mm Puck 2 or, tin oil, 550; Dog Tail_65c. Hides Purs, Eto HIDES-~troen butcher's hide, 6@ 7} oured 80; nu| dowy groan walt, part ourod {4 hides, q int, sound, 15@14e; dry onlf and llp 12@140; dry salt hides, sound, 10@11¢; green oalf, wt, 8 to15 Ibe,, 11@12¢; sreen oalf, wt, nnder 8 Te, per skin, BOoy iroen polts, HO@$1 35; groen lamb Kins, ¥1 26@160; damagod hides, two-third rate, out scored and one grub, olassed two. thieds rate,) branded h\‘m 10 por eent. off (j;mn aking, No, 1, 0. 2, 80¢; No. 1 Yo 4, 100 ol 05; No, 2 No. 8, 160; No, 4, 'So. Noik, No, 2,26 Hkunk, Nn l, hbo; hort atripe, 400; narrow stripeo steipe, 100, Tallow 7o, — Bave money and ordor salt direct from * us, wo ship promptly by rail at th owest possiblo ‘cash pricota all weatorn pointa (om-lm TYLER SALT.'00 Sacinaw Oity,Mbof KILLED BY CARELESSNESS. souri Valley, Takes a Fatal Jump From a Train. Sioux City Journa!, 15th. A shocking saccident occuired at Loveland, a few miles south of Mis- wouri Valloy, yesterday morning, by which Clark Conley, & popular young mun of Missouri Valley, was killed. Mr. Conley was a clerk in Holbrook’s bank at Miesouri Valley, and this morning he boarded train No, 3, on the Northwestern road which goes south to Council Bluffs, to ride to Loveland, s small station on that road. It is supposed that the unfortunate young man did not know that the train did not stop at that place, unless flagged, and it is not known whether the conductor had reached him in the car he was seated before the train reached there, or whether he wus told of the fact. He waa last seon by the train men to atep | out on the platform ot the smoking car, and the aext thing the horrified passengers in the rear car announced that aman had fallen off and was hurt. A gentleman at Loveland, however, atated to one of the train men, who brought the information to this city, that he saw Conley swing himself free from the step of the car and endeavor to run along by its side, holding his grip to the rail until he was turned over twice and torn loose, and that the unfortunate man bounded like a ball over four or five times and, when he reached him, lay a quivoring, bleeding mass of humanity aleng the track. The informant procured what assistance was near, and the yuunfl man was oarried into a house un the train from the south on the Sioux City & Pacific road arrived, on which he was borne to Missouri Valley. Conley’s skull, it was stated by the train mon who saw him, was crushed in on one side and the brain exposed, while he was otherwise injured. No hopes of bis life were entertatned by the surgeona who had just commenced the examination when the train left, The carelessness of the youog man, if reports be true, alone csused his death, as it has not been the custom of No. 3 to step at Loveland since the stub train began running several months ago, snd when the express passes through that station it is usual- ly at & speed of twenty-five miles an hour. Going at that rate, » man jawmp- ing from a platform would almost 10 stantly be killed, as he might as well be shot out of & cannon, The unfortunate young man was about 24 years old wod very highly esteemed in the Valley, Iis relatives are reported to reside in Rock Island, e Hon, O, H. Dewey and Matt Clare bave returned from Oolfax Springs, in Towa, on the Chicago & Rock Island rail NOI.LVdI.I.SNOJ :!0 EunfllN“h\?WH‘ld ij 404 i DR, WHITTIER, T LOULS, e, treat AND A% othor p W in 8t bow &« a)l old resldent | Clark Couley, o Bank Clerk at Mis-, jyl1eoddm = Lo 2 von LYDIA E. 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