Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 25, 1882, Page 5

(00 Hebragka Of Omaha, Neb. Pald up Capital, « - DIRECTORS R. JOHNSON, President, of $ts.6, Johnson & 0o, A. E. TOUZALIN R. R, Bostc W. V. MORSE, of W. V. Morse & Co, OHN 8. COLLINS. of G, H. & J. 8, Collins, M. WOOLWORTH, Corneilor & Attornoy-at Law, L. 8. REED, of Byron Reed & Co. T, W. YATES, Cashicr, late Cashior of the First National Bank of Omaha, and connected with the active managoment of that Bank since its organization in 1963, OrRN#o for business April 27, 1982, Iargest capital of any bank in Nebraska, COLLRCTIONS recelve spocial attention and char- &es lowe.t obtal Wbla here or elsewhere, INTERRAT a'lowed on time deposits upon favor 1o terms and upon ascounts of banks and bank- Vice President, of O, B. & Q. with bhe Formon FxmANan, Governmont Bonds, and Caunty and L.y securities bought and sold, 1t I8 prepared £3 do a general banking businoss 12 all 1ts details, anc In the treatment of custom. o8 will pursie tho most liberal policy conslatent with eafs banking FINAKCE AND COMMERCE, FINANCIAL. Special Dispateh to ik ek, New Vor yvember 24 MONEY, Money - 6@20 per cent, closod at 6 per ce Prime Mercantile Paper—6@8 per cent, Sterli Kzohange—Wen! Baukers bills, 84. lemand, $4, Governments were weak and L@} per cent, TRailroad binds were genzrally weak. State vecurities were moderately active and weak. Speculation on the stock exchange t>-day was active and irregular but generally weak, and prices s a rule are lower thao yesterday's closs, The market opened wenak and 323 per cent lower than yes- terday’s closing quotations, the latter Chi- cago & Alton, Twmediately after opening prices dropped 3(@2§ per cent, Rock Island, Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, Canada Southern, Reading and New Jersey Cen- tra) being the most prominent in the down. ward movemant, 'I'his was followed by a geaeral recovery of §@1 per cent, the lat. ter St, Paul, but the market again becamo A down j@13 per cent, Mis. Paul, Canada Southern 4nd|Ohleayo, | udington & Qalacy l6rding the decline, The market after this was somewhat irregular, hut shortly before midd.y a general rally of } per cent toole place, led by Rock Island, while ‘Wabash preferred fell off 1§ per cent, Sub- sequently the market again became de- pressed and early in the afiernoon Union Pacific and Omaha receded 2 per cent, Missouri Pacific 1§ per zent,C2nada South- ern 14 per ceat, Texas Pacific, Wabash preferred and Oregon & Transcontinental each 1% per cent, and the remainder of the list §@1 per cent, Adfter this the rate for money (which previously had ruled be- tween 16 and 25 per cent) became eacier on account of izecretary Folger's order to re. deem bonds, and the market took an up- ward turn, advancing 4@21 per cent, Ohio & Mississippi, Wabash preferred, Michi- n Central, Canada Southern, St, Paul, jon Pacific and Oregon & Transconti- being the most conspi.u ms in the In final dealicgs t!cre was a L in some shares ond t-e market at adecline on the day’s declined Pacific, St, Paul. St Paul, s & Manitoba ond Peoria, De- vansville being the most conspic- rein, secretary of the treasury this after- 'directed Assistant Treasurer Acton ew York to accept unmatured bonds 1l calls, including the 119th, without bate interest, at the rate of $10,000,000 per week, on sny diy of the wesk, payable at the office of the assistant treasurer, The cause for this order is the recent panicky condition of the money markot. GOVERNMENTS, Yesterday. To-day 1014 101 112 118¢ Qentral Pacific firsts, Erie seconds. ... Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Louisinna conscls., Missouri 6's 8, Joseph, 8t, Paul & Tennessee 6 oux City firste. qu do Texa & Pacifio’ mm grants. . mf do R, G. div.... 78 Uaion Pacific 1st mortgage. .115] o land grants...110; I sinking fund, 112 Virginia 6' do consols 6's do deferred . 81003 Adams Expreas Alleghony Centrs Alton & Terre Haul do 82 American Express, ... 02 Burl., Codar Rapids & N 7 Canada Southern 1638 Qol., Cin. & Ind, Central, Central Paciflc Chesapeake & Ohio. do Tt pfd 4 2d |4J o 213 thalxo B8 Mion. P 151 p Ohi., Burl & Quincy. Chi., St. L. & New { o Cin., Saud, & Cleveland Cleve,, Col, & Cincinna Delaware & Hudeon can; Del,, Lack, & Westorn l'u\\J & LRio Grande, iy p“ ! Enst I 24 11} 19 8V, 63 r 15 Tk s 5 Memphis & Charleston. . 14 Michigan Centrol...... . 913 Minneapolis & St. Louia. 24 Morris & Kasex.. Nashvill & Chattanooga New Jersey Uentral. . Northwestern . . il Bank| . 3350.000 | * + $330.000 | Ontario & West Yhio)& Missiasipy on Transco Peoria, Decata & Pittabiirg & Oleveland. Reading ...... Roek Teinnd. 3t, Paul, \Inm & \ln‘x‘mohn St. Paul i"« Omaha. do Texas & Pacifio Union Pacific Unitod States “,Y]nr»‘ln yeée Wabash, 8t. L. & Pacific pld. Express graph., do Wells, Fargo & Vestern Union T Caribos, Central A Excelsior, Homestake Little Pittaburg. Ontario Quicksilver do pfd. 1484 Robinson 1 Silver Oliff, i South Paci ] Standard 5y Sutro, i *Oifer Dividend. PRODUUH & PROVISIONS Apecial Dispatehes to Trx Bax, CHICAG November 23, — Fl ur, — ® won to choice spring, 8 H0@ fanoy Minnesota, 4 00@ ;. winter, 400; south- 5 10; Canads, 4 50@ and_« shade for November; netiva n,-ulur, 93}@ 9330 .x;\m: fo for Decomber; @3}@033: for the year; 943@414e for May; No, 2 Chi. of }@2§ per cent, Northwest- | & 5 | 04@9ia for cash; cago spiing, ke for cach; reit tame o regular; No. 8 Chisago spring, 7930; re jected, 602 No red winter, V4@ 96c for cash und Noveinher; 96¢ for Da- cember; 953@96s for tho year; 96§@97c for January; No. 8 winter, Y lc; rejected, 813c. Corn—1In fair demand and lower; 7030 for cash; 69fc for November; 60?@1;0 for Decomber and the yoar; .yli@bd!u for January; boo for May; njacted. 600, Oats—Firm for cash ‘and November; other options unsettled and easier; 36c for cash; 3:3 for November; 853c tor Decem- ber and the year; 84jc for Januar: for May, Rye~Firm; 58c. Barley—Higher; l‘l(llu Flax Seed—Lowe Pork—Unsettle lmt generally low 17 85@17 40 for cash; 17 85 for November; @17 10 for December, the vear and ary; 17 20@17 223 for February; 17 60 for May. L wrd—Higher for cash and November; other futures easier: 11 00 bid tor casl 1110 for November; 10 573@10 60 for December, the yoar and January; 10 62} (?lll) 65 for February; 10 75@10 80 for May. Bulk Meats—In fair demand; shoulders, 675; short rib, 9 50; short clear, 9 80, Butte) —smud)‘ Lggs—Iu fair demand; 27@273c. y—Steady; 1 17, Freight rates on oorn to Buffaio, 2¢, CaLL BoArp —\Wheat—Advanced 4c. Corn - Lower; 6%c hid for cash; 08fc for Novemb 03@c0je for December; G03c for the ye r; 54fc for January; b2jc for February; 5djc for May. Oatu—lln’gulur 'i(:’iidb,\( for cash; 363 for November; 34fc for January; 857 Pork—5¢ lower, except May, which is 15¢ hlsber. Lard —~Irregular, Lu(’. in the main higher; 11 50 for cash; 11 40 for November; 10 624 for Del:emher ani the year; 10 574 @10 60 for January; 10 624 for Fohruary; 10 72§@10 75 for May, NEW YORK, New York, November 24 —Flour— )M ket dull; superfive state snd weste)n, i @3 76; common to good extra, 3 good to choice, 4 10@7 (0; whitn whoat 95; extra Onio, 3 80@675; Sr. 80@T7 00; Mindesous pateut pro- coss, 6 50@7 40, ‘Wheat—uUash lots d@lc higher and strong; options opened 3@#ec higher, but afterwards lost the advance, closing strong: No. 2 epriog, nominal; hard Dalutb, 121 for export; unmded red, ss@yflc- ..z er No, 8 red, 96 steamer No, @1 09 for certificates, 1 105(,1 111 de- livered; ungraded white, 98c@1 11; No. 3 white, #9:@1 00; stesmer No. 3 white, 90¢; No, 1 white, 2, ’0; bu hels sold at 1 08; eamer No. 1 white 98¢; No, 2 red for November, 64,00) bushels, sold at 1 695@ 109%; do for "Dece er, 280,000 bushels roid at 1 093@1 1 osing at 1 104; do for January, 528,00 u'iels sold at 1 12} @1 128, closing a6 1 12%; do for Febrn. ary, 416,000 bushels ol at 1 143@1 14§, closing at 111, Corn—Cash und Later option- h@lo uu. iclower; ungraded, 5@ 3. 2,100 in ele- November, 100 2 for December, 83 2 for Junuary, i 7¢; No, 2 for Feb- Tusry, G48@053, oloriag st 6400 Oats—j@ic better and fairly active; mixed westein, 87@43c; white western, 12@49¢. nd fair and market firm; 60c, ‘b western, demand fair and D@ 2940, market B Pork—Duit and lower; new mess, 19 50 Boef—Dull and unchanged, Cat Meats—Dall and weaker; long clear middles, 10 0J. Lard llmhw prime steam, 12 50, l)u'wlfU‘uuL but fiem for choi 3 U@ sese—()uiet but firm; westorn flat, S@124e. T, LOUIS, 81, Lotms, November 21 —Flour— Lower; fawmily, 8 85@4 00; choice, 4 4 60; fancy, 4 70@ 500, Whet—Higher for the yeur; 95% for February; fall, £8{@90c, Corn —Lower, exce for cash and Novy i Jannary; 98 £ tor Mays Nov'8 rad November; 680 3¢ for the year; 36}c for cash; 85)c 34 for the year; 32he for for Novemb January; 85¢ bid for May, Rye~Quiet; 564 257¢. Barley—Quiet; choice, Butter—Sten 50@80¢ for medinm to y and nnchang AFTERNOON BoaRD ~Whea bid November and the ye. 3 98%: bid for Febr r; 08¢ 4o bid for January Oats—Slow; nothing done, KANSAS 0ITY, Kansas Ciry, Novewbor 24 —Wheat— Com—Fairly active; HI@! .09( for cash; 43@44> for the year; 41he bid jor May, Oats—Quiet; “8le bid for cash and De- cember; 83c bid for May, Batter —Weak; store nukud 20@23¢, Kgre—Unchanged; 26c, OOUNOIL BLU¥¥S, Jousow, Buures, November 24,—The Council Bluffs markets carefullyjrevised to date are as follows: Flour—Golden Sheaf, 3 00; Kansas City £ tAsked, (Bx. | winter wheat, 275@8 25: M wheat, 3 00@4 00 nesota winter ; No 8, (83¢; rejected, Y Sonroe; selling to_packars at’ 20, c..m Mesl—1 60 for white; yollow, 1 60; corn chop, 26 00 per ton; corn snd osts chop, 26 00 per ton, FRUITS A ppies, 9 00, Broom_ Corn—3j@9c. Hay—TLoose, 7 00@9 06. Wood—5 00@6 00, Wool—15@25, Butter—Creamery, 30c;in_rolls, wrap- ved, 200; rolla mot wrapped, 230 mixed colors, 10@124o. Onions—40c per bushel. Live Chickenus—2 50@3 00 per dozen, Potatoes—30c per bushel. Uabbages-25@400 per dos, Turnips - 800 per bushel, LIVE STOCK, [‘nulc~l€ltrn. 850 Veal Calves—550@" 00 700@7 25, Sheen—3 50, "LIVE STOCR 0@ Hoga— Spoctal T'caatches to Tin Bas, OHIOAGO. Qaioaao, Nuvcmlm 24.~The Drovers) al reports as follows: H 3ood at an average advance of 10¢; mixed, 5 80@6 85; heavy, 6 20@6 7u; light, b 8 56 40; lklhq, 3 60@b 60, Cattle—Active and valuss firmer; ox- portr, 6 10@6 40; good to choice shipoink, (uG‘D' cmmon to fair, 4 10@b 1 ers’ falely active and strong at g feaders, steady at 3 00 Sheep—Stendy and fairly active at folly former prices; common to fair, 2 75@3 2 medium to good, 3 50@4 25; chuice to ex- tra, 4 40@b 00, 8T, LOUIS, Hr, Louis, November 24, ~Cattlo— Murket very quiet and demand lizht; good tu choico heavy shipping steers, 5 00 light do, B@4 745 native butchers' siuff e 2 50@:3 western half breeds, 4 23@>5 00; good to_ choice grass Texan 8 75@4 50; low grades, 310@3 50; stock- ers, 8 00@3 75. heep—Quiet and um“ungml, good to fancy muttons, $ 50@4 25; common to fair, 25 Toxans, ’»wml 00, g6 -virmer; light to good Yorkers, 600@6 30; mixed packing, 6 00@6 3 heavy packing, 635@6 50; butchers’ w0 extra, 6 40@6 65, NEW YORK, New York, November 24,—The Drovers' Journal bureau reports: Baeves—Offerings included 25 cars of common Texas and Colorado cattle; aver- age quality was below medium; market steady and fairly active; fu'l cleatance made; Texnns sold at 8 EOCH 25; Colora~ do stock, 8 75@9 75; matives, 8 Th@11 T a fow fancy steers brought 12 50@12 exporters used forty carlouds of fat steers at 10 0/@11 25, ‘Sheep—DMarket nearly flat with no pros- pect of clearance; nheup sold at 4 00@5 7. lambs, 500@600; the best carload of sheep shown here reason sold at per ewt., average 134 pounds, Swine—Market dull and weak for live hogs at 6 0.@06 40 per cwt. KANSAS OITY, Kansas Ciry, November 2 Stock Indicator reports: Cattle—Firm; native steers of 1,200 to 1,300 pounds sold at 4 50@b 00; stockers aud feeders, 8 50@4 25; cows, 2 60@3 b0; Texns tteers, 3 H0@3 90. Hogs -Wea anging from 5 60@6 50 with the bulk of sales at 6 10@6 25, Sheep—Unchanged; 3 00@3 50. MEROHANDIEE, Spectal Dispatchos to T PITTSBURG, Prrrssure, November 24,—This was another day of anxiety at the oil exchange. The market opened weak, with a lack of confidence, and prices declined in a short time from $1 01 to 87 cents, but afterwards they recovered a little and closed firmer at 94} cents. During the downward course the wildest excitement pre- vailed, and large blocks of oil were sold to satisfy margins. Transactions were very heavy and mdny thousands of dollars wero lost. As yet, however, no failures have been an- nounced. In the afternoon the market showed con- sideralle improyement and advanced from 94c at opening of lhauensmu to96dc. Sales for the day were 4,365,000 barrels. It is the general impression unc the worst has been [)J!}e.l and that to-day witnessed the culennation of the whole manipulating |1 echeme which proved o disastrous to hun- dreds in this city as well as in Oil City and Bradtord, .—The Live NEW YORK, New York, November 24, — Coffee— Dall and unchanged. Sugar—Dull arl unchanged, Molasses —Quiet snd nominal, Rice—Quiet but steady. Petroleum - Dull and lower ; 95 crude, 7h@=8e; refined, 7H@7 Tallow—Dull and weak; 7A@78 Resin—Steady; 1 80@1 874, Turpentine—Market ~ dull 2c, United, and lower; WOOL. Special Dispatches to Tue Bxx BOSTON, Boston, November 24,—Wool—In fair demand; sales for the week, 2,000,000; prices a shade easter but remnin without material change, LONDON. Loxpos, November 24,—At wool sales to-day, 9,000 bales were sold, comprising Sydney and Port Phillip, Demand better with rates rather easi TRAFFIO, Spocial Dispatches to Tin Bxs. FLOUR AND GRAINS, Onicao, November 24 —Receipts and shipuwents of flour and grain for the past 24 hours have been as follc Receivte, Ship'ts, Flour—bbls. . ... . 22000 24 000 Wheat—bushels + 109,000 20,000 Corn— 166,000 110,000 Oats— * 69,000 83,000 Rye-~ (4 8,000 4,100 Barley - +o0 28,000 20,000 New York, November 24,—Receipts and shipments of flour and grain for the past 24 hours have Leen as follows: R Bhp'ts, 000 Flour— Mda Whent— ‘.1 hllu Corn— Oats— 4 topelpts and the pus Ship'ts. 9,000 |~um,. [o Beef, qr 4,700 Mutton o ‘ . 0 * By to-morrow's stoumer, S, Louts, November 21, — oipts and shipments of live stock for the past 2 hours have been as follow: Shipm'te, Kawnsas Crry, D v»vfimhcr 24,—KReceipts and shipmenta of live stock for the past 24 honrs have been as follows: Rec'ts, Shipm'te, Hogs. B weve Cattle 700 Sheep 60 OMABA MAKL& HT8 wtolu-lo Pricos. Orrior or Ty Oxana Bee, | Tuesdny Kvening, November 21, | No changes reported in the market to. day. Local Grain Dealings. WHEAT.~ Cash No. 2, i6}0; cash No 8, 62¢; rejected, 44}, BARLEY,—Cash No 1 o, RYE~Cash, 440, OLD COR! NEW CORN 2, 69 No. 8 OATS 800, SEEDS—Fiax seel 100 per buy Red olover, cholce new, 85600 por bushel; mammoth clover new, 8700; white olover, new, 814 00; Alfalla clover, new, &1250; alsike, now, $1500, Tim- othy, good, me $2 00, blue grass, extra oloan, 50; blae g clean, 81 25; orchard grass 82 59; red top, chmm. 1 08; millet, common or Missourd, S0c; millet, Gorman, 8100 co 1 % ulmmim 80c; Usage orange, 1 to 5 bushole, £5 00; osage <, 101unh.»h or over, $450; honey looust, por Ib, i 100 1bs,, $25 00, produce and Provisions POTATOES—40 @455 por bushel, ONIONS—80@00: pur bushel, BUTTER ~Choico country, 25@300, UGS —27@ 280, HON BY —Ualiforais, por b, 21, APPLES—Per barre %‘2 @3 25, OYSTERS—Select, 45, GRAPES—California, 81 ‘0’«?’3 25, FLORIDA ORANGES -6 50, LEMONS -84 26@4 50 pol' box. BEANB--Dommtlo German 2 00@2 60 por hushel. CHICKENS ~11@12: per pound. TURKEYS=13¢ per pound. @rooers' List., CANNED GOODS—Ogynters, 2 (Field’s), per onse, §4 00; do 1 1b (lflald's), per case, 2 76; do 2 Ib (Ctandard), per cnse, 375, Lobsters, 1 per dozen, 180, 'Tomatoes, 2 Ib 2 65; do 8 b per cnse, 275 Com, 9 I (Mountain) r case, 300 sonksd corn, 160; do 1 (Yarmoouth) per cnse, 8 00; string boans, per_case, 2 10; Lima beans per case, 170, tash per case, 1 80; Pon, cotuom, it eive, 1 50; possy hotoe, per car,3 70, Blackherries, 3 1b, per case, 210; etrawberries, 2 10, por tase,3 50, vaspberries, 2 %, por cass, 8 80, Dam. sons, 2 b, per cawe, 2 45, Bartlett pears per case, 260, Whortleberries por caso, 275, Figy pluras Greon gagen,2 I per cace, b per case 450, Fina Ap: Peach, v er gnse, 800; rices, Jack Frost 8¢, Lonis wlncer) $3.90 per 100 Ibs,; To- elca Patent Kansas, 83,85 Minnehaha, Linnesota Patent, $3.70; Shawnos Fanoy winter, $3.10; liagle, X winter, 83.00; "Triumph sprivg, best, $2.80; Chris- tian’s superlative, 5.70; bran, per ton, §14,00; chopped feed, 825,00, SUGARS—Powdered, 10 105; Grauulated, 9ic; 940; Standard Bxtra = O, 8fo; $4ci medium yellow, - 86; SYRUP—Standard Com., Standard do, 44 gallon kegs, $2 dard do, 4 gallon kegs, 81 90, MEATS—Hams, 16c; breakfast bacon, none; clear side bacon, none; dry salt l{émun, 15c; shoulders, 1130; dlerce lard, 4, HOPL—Sisal, § iuch aud largor, 104e; 1} fach, 1lc. L ARD—Omaha Refinining Co.: Tierces, | qu; 40 and 50-b cans, 13fc; 20-ib cans, 134c; 10-1b pails, scrow top, 184c; b-1b do, 145; 3 1b do, 14}c. FISH—No. 1 mackerel, half bels, 6 75; No. 1 mackerel, kits, 1 00; family mack- erel, half brls, 4 75; lamllly ‘mackerel, kits, 85¢; No. 1 white fish, half brls, 6 00; No, 1 SPICES,—Poppor, 20; Allapics, 20c; Cloves, 85c; Nutmee, &1 00; Unasa, 210; Mace 81 00, LYTE—American, 8 85; Groonwich, 3 4 Weu(.em 75; North Star, 2 00; owio owell lye, 276, 1hl'D-Johbmg prices, Chop foed, $1.50 per 100 Ibs.; chop corn, $1.40; bran, 70c per 100 1bs, STARCH. carl, dho; Silver Gloss Comn Starch, 83c; ~ ExcaisiorGloss, ir, 11c; Rio, good 12'to 185 Old gov't ; Arbnsldle's, 18he; Part good, A5@50; Imperiai, good, 40@dbc; ; Young Hyson, good, .A.(u. wl 00; Japan ot Le @75e; Oolong, und 40@55; Bouchong, @dbo, Cream, im, 1033, TEAS—,Gunpowder, Ohoice, 60@ 20od, WUOI)EN WARE. Two hoop pail?, 195; threo hoop pails, 2 20, Taby, No. 1, 9 50; Pisnoor washboards, 185 Uouble ! Crown 2 90; Wellbuckety, 3 50, LEAD—B: ar, 81 05, VINEGAR—Ture apple extra, pure wpple, 19c; Prussing pure aunle, 160, loads, per bbl, 1 - “bbls dairy 60, s, ew, $4 50 per bb! Kirk's Savon Twmperial, 4 60; Kirk's ata \ Ruesinn, 5 irk's Prairie Queen, magnolia Aoz, ylvauia cans, 4 case, mlm ‘s Ball, 2 doz, iv caa:, 2 doz in case, 1 50, { T POTASY - ase, 8 7 1 Anchor Eal PEANUTS— Iunrtud choloe, red ‘Len. nousge, 100 per Ib; fanay ‘white, 1040 per 1b; rh-:~whlu Virginin raw, 1240, 10c; ronsted, LIS~ Mdiun, in barrols, 18, 4 25; salls, in bbls, by, 695; gherking, in n half bblay 25, —Ver vaddie, 9%¢; round, ave, casoe, 20 40, A 2 ¥ B L, 705 73e; Chittonsnio A, Gdo; Great Hoosier, tho; Honest Width, 8jc, tian Hoad A, Bie; Indian Standard / io; Iudisn Orolierd d, w,,8jo; Lwre 1L, 70; Mys 74¢; Poquot A, 16,000 wh,u/mu’ L5, 7e¢; Utica O, ..gc, i 1,000 oit By 75 do'A, Bhe; do K 48, 1240; Wal- - 1,000 .1 BROW { 0OTTO! Allendale Kansas Ciry, M.\ 2 b Receipts | 4-4; Tho; Alligator -4, 8o; A b 44, 7§ and sbipments of geain for the past 24 | Atfantic LL, 0 i X 4.4, 7 hours biave been as follows Bennington O 8, 4.4, w\“ Ship'ts, | Indian Orchard AA 8, Bho; Laconia O Wheat, bushels, . 4,000 | 39, B4c; Lehigh j ; adale 4-4, Corn (L 7,000 rell N uu, h 0 O 22, Tho; do R LIVE STOCE, CHI0AGO, ember 24, —Reocipts avd shipments of live stock for the past 24 hours have been as followe Rec'ts, Shipm'ts, 28,000 3.80(1 . 5,500 5,000 2,300 1,600 New Yok, November 24.—Receipta and shipments of live stock for the past 24 hours have been as follows: Rec'ts, Bhip'ts 4,600 vy Hoa Cy i Pooassst U 4.4, 74c; i BEBACHIED UOTTONS—And in L i-4 0hc; Blackatono A4 In porial 8{; do half bloached 4-4,90; Cabot 4-4, i o Fidelity4-4, 9c; ¥ruit of the Loom, 10;" d ca.bric 4-4, 180; do Water T'wist, 104c; Grreat FalisQ, 10§0; Indian Head shrank 4-4, 121 Lonedale, 10¢; do cambrie 87, 1340; Now York Mills, 123 p uot A, 100; Pepperel Poos 1;44 8 tm.u. T W ashaates OCaBSY| 0; 0K e, i c; Wamsutta LuCKS Uulund)—A.lbun 80 do O, drab, 416 90 X ¥ brows, Xa stripes and 1,109 | ¥o; Ularemont B B, 1540; Conestogs cx ‘500 | trn, 174; Hamilton D, 11d0 Lewiston o 800 2,400 | 0, 1505 M o oxtra heavy, ! brown, extra leavy, Tndiena’ A | brown' 1%+ Nevonset A brown, 150 | FIUKINUDS—<Amoskeag A U A 82 do XX blue 82, 18hc; Arrowatra, innehaha 4. 4 2003 Omega supe l‘ll.n\l4v 7«“\" Poarl ]Hfl\r 8 lfi;e P | nam XX b hotnc ! 1 blue ,—Amonkeak, blue Andover DD blus, 154c: blue Sootoh, 18463 Conoord (O ) brown, 124c; do AAA, do - | dodo 14j0 Haymaker's * nd brown, linfug, 24 ineh d (:l\'w{ Bye; Man Newport o 6o; do glasecy b So: Jock b e finish, Pequot ood kid finieh COKSET JEANS - Amory, sos Andros cogkin on_8fe; Clarende v, 6 ua nattoens, 73c; Hallowel , 8 Orohard Tho; Narraganaott, improv lqm»nu sntteon 94o; Roockport, 7§e, R Allens, 65 i Amecican, G4o; Berwiok, & Cocheoo, To; Dankirk, 4§o; Dunnell, one, Te; Glouncestor, bBo; ony, bhe; Knickerbocker, Bho; Mer f ac D, Yo Mynstic, Mc: Spraguos, . 6o; N Arnold, Southbrid, do, Gitighams, 703 Rarle boru, al Gho, G A\l.ll\M“u‘\mwlunv 12§0; Amos- keag drosa 9 | Atlantio, Argyle, \Oéc fio; Cumberls s Highlana, 7Tho; Kentiworth, 8ioj Flun kott, 104c; Sue TONADES-—Abh o 1340 Amerioan, l‘t‘; :\rtm an, T, T Qlarjon 1D nd T, Nentucket, 19c; Nonparoil T, 134e; Royal, 1 ~Xmm-x 120; Tioga, 124, ‘Wachusett shirt- ing sheoks, 124¢; do, Nankin, 12j¢; York, olaie Nankin ; do, cheoks, atripos and ancy, 124¢; do, 8 oz, 200, SHEETINGS—Androsco; do 9.4, - = In 104,274 0! ntinental ¢ 42, 11¢, ¥ 1, 27}; New York mills98, 85¢; do 78, 800; do b¥, 22yc, do, (ms\ 8 1b, per | ro Pombrke 10-4, , 260; Pequot 104, 28ko, do 74, 190 do 49, ' 16¢; Pepperell 06, 9o do 67, 2Mozdo b7, 180; Utdea 96, 3005 do 63, 23ho; do 48, 170, Paints Olla and Varnishes, QLSO onchon, — por 150° headlight, por gallon, 175" headlight, per gallon, 213o. linsoed, raw, ver gallon, 93; linseed, boiled, r gallon, 000; Isrd, winter str'd, per cal, on, 1.00; "N, 1, 856; - No. 2 Ttcy ‘castor, XXX, per gailon, 120; No. §, 1 15; weet, por gallon, 850; spesm, W, B., per gallon: 1 65; fish, Wi B., per gallon, 60c; neatsfoot, oxtro, por gallon, 750; No. 1, 650; lubri- catiny zoro per gallon, 106, shmmer, 1o gallon 9)o; Mystio River DD . 16he; Poarl River, blue and brows, tte; Uneasvills, bluo and bro CAMBR Jystons | § Iw\rln to: Strv n Co, bt m\n.mm 160; Key- | —— . p— 5 LIME—For Darel, €1 40¢; Ceme bbl, 8% 650, Hai r ||v\ felt 100 The, €8 60, Steaw | COAL~Cumberland biscksmith, §12; Morrls. Run Blombnrg, §12; Whitebronst fump, 8 10, Whitebroast nut, 8 50; Towa lamp, 85 wa nut #350; Rook Spring #8; Anthracits, 810 50@11'00, Orurs VR 5D CHEMIOALS - Acid, v A, Tartario, 600; Balsam Chloroform, 1b, per "'l. 7o; (‘:::Mbdnklr b, 1 Hvl Oil, Castor, Orfganan AW Potansinm, Buineln, por ¢ Morphiue, por o &R &8, Yodide, por it 0c; Bulphate o Suipnar fiour o, nce or, 21 85 { Olgars ano Tobaccos S, —Soeds, §15,00 Connecticut, Opiun Mixed, €56,00; Seod Havans, 850.00; ClonrHavana, 876,00, TOBACCO — PLUG. Golden Rule, 24 1b, 80c; Our Rope, first quality, 03 Star, pounds, 24 Ib, butts, pounds, 24 Ib, butts, 53; Gilt Wdge, pounds, 21 Ib, butta, 60; Army and Navy, pounda, BBc; Bullion, pounda, 50c; Loril: lard" pounda, 60e, FINE OUT-In pail 7 Thread, 7003 600; Horee Shoo Hard to Beat! Fountain, 8 ;. Rooky Mountain, 600 Daisy, bc,—In tin' foil- , 5 1b boxes, per 1b 630; Lori- | or, 605; Diamond Crown, 60s, | SMOKINC—All grades—Common, 25to 880, Granulated—1ilackwolls Dugham, 18 Blo; D 460; Soal of of Nebras. linon bugs 2 oz, tin on Durham, 16 o Dog T HIDE#-tyroen bu cared 8§c; hid hides, 7io; calf nml kip, 10@1 0 malty, part cured 7ho mn\d 13@140; dry 240} dry walt hides,sound, 4018 ha,, 11@125} urn\on al dor Tba, per skin, 600 groen pelts, B0@S1 25; groan lamb skins, £1 25@1 503 damagod hidon, two-third rate, out woorod and ons grub, olassed two. tLirds rato,) branded hides 10 per @t of n pkins, No, 1, 450; No. 2, 800; No. 1 ; No 4, 100, Mink, No. 1, 50¢; No, 2 No. 4, fo. _Fox, No,ik, jo. Skunk, No, 1, bibes Bbo; short st e, 400; marrow steipea Lroad steipo, 106, lllow To. Morino unwas ed, Nght, 14@160; hosvy, @1815¢; medinm unwashed, light, 18@20 washod, choice, 82c; fair, 80c; tub-din and w,, 280; burry, blackand cottod wool 2@60 loer SALT. ==t onie 1owest possiblo .un priceto all ot from at th ern points golden machine, 1, per gallon, 4, 80; sperm, signnl, por gallon, BOv; tur. pentine, per. gollon, 655; napthn, 74 per gallon, 18¢; 64, 17c I OIL—Whito lead, Omaha white load, 5t. Louis, pure, 6o; s green, 1 to 6 ib cans, Fronch zine, goan acal, 126; Fronch ' zine, sal, 11¢; French zinc, in varuith o, Kronch since, in ol aust, 1ic; Row b cana 120; raw and vandyko brown, g 120; conch black nad k, 160; Amp black, 160; Pruseian blue, 800; witramarine bluo, 18¢; chnne groon, Lo M. & D,, 140; blind and_ shubter green, L. M, & ., 16c; Parin groen, 180; Indian red, 150; Venctian red. do; Tuscon dre, 22¢; American Vermiliod, 1. & P, 18c; chrome yollow, L., M., 0. &D 0., 18¢; yellow ochre, Yo; golden ochre, 16; patent liryer, Bc; graining colors: light_ oalk, dark on's, walnut, shostaut and ash 150, Dry ®alints White lead, 840; Hrench sine, whitoing 24c; whiting Ido whiting com'l, 13c; lampblack town, 14c; limipb sk, ordinary, 10c; sian blue, 56¢; ultramarine, 18¢; vandyko brown, 8¢; umber, burnt, 33; wmber, raw 4c;sienns, burnt, dc; sleum, raw, ln Paris groen gonuiie, 2c; Paris green com’ 3 chrome greon, N. Y.' 20c; chrom greon K., 120; vermillion, Eng., 70c; ver million, ’America, 18¢; Indiai red, 100 roa pink, 1do; vonetian xoad, Coolson's : vonsilan rod Au, 1o; rod lead, Tho; rome yellow, genuing, hrome Kel' low, K., 12¢; oohre, rochello 80; ochre French, 2465 . oohrer. Ameriosn, 205 Wintor's minoral, 2jc; lohigh browy 2; spanish brown, 24c; Prince's miner " VARNISHES—Harrels por gallon, furniture, extra, 81 10; furnituro, No, 1, $1; coach, extrs, $140; oach, No, 1, 81'20; Daunar, extra, $175; apan, 700; as: phaltum, extra, 86c; chellio §3 50; bard oil finisk), $1 80 reavy Hardwaro List, Iron, rates, $310; plow ateel, special onat, 70 crucible, Se; spoecial or Gorman,Bc; onst tool do, 16@20 wagon spokes, o 225@3 00; hichs, per set, 1 25; felloos, sawe dry, 140; tongues, ench, 70@8bo; sxlos, each, 70c; square nuts, per 1b, 7@Llc; wmhuru per 1b, B@180; nvm per 1b, 11¢; coil chafn, por 1b, 6@1% eablo, 8o fron. wedioe, 6es crowbars, 60; harrow tecth, 40; horseshoes, per ke, 6 00; spring stooly’ Tigbo; Burden's horeeshoes, b A0; Burden's mleshioer, 6 5 SHOT.—hot, 81,85; Orlental 1 wder, kogs, $6.40: 0., Lal g9, 83.48; do., quarter kags, $1.88; Blaet o, 3 55" Fhume s 100 fost. 800, fim.um» WIitE—In car lots, 7 5 per 100; in less than car lots, 7 76 por 100, NAILS—Rates. 10 to 604, 425. Leather 10c: Paria 1§c; rman- ek shot, $210 10m -m TYLER BALT.*CO Sacl ity Moy It is impomsiblo to dieguiso the fact that the Vogetine Cumpound, prepared under the personal direction 001 of Mrs, Lydia E. Pinkbam, with tho superiorseience and art of modern phar- macy, is the most successful medicine forfemale debility and diseasos hither- to known. THE LABOR CONGRESS. Platform of Principles and Olosing Proceeding: Special Dispatch to TunBre, Crevenanp, November 24,—Tho legislation committes of the labor con gress organized by choosing Gompera, of New York, chatrman; Powers, of Chicago, and Elmonson, of Washing- ton, vice-chairmen; Robert Howard, of Fall River, treasurer. W, H. Fos. ter, of the Cincinnati trades assembly, was eleoted general secrelary of the congress for the year and is ex officio secretary of the committee. A resolution was adopted to take political action againat men and meas ures opposed to trades unionism. 1 resolution by W. H. Foster was adop- ted advising local plasterers unions to connect themselves with the national plasterers union, and urging plaster- ers to organize local unions whero none now exist. A resolution was adopted recom- mending trades unions to study the questions of tenure of lund. A resolution by Gompers was adopt- od requenting workingmen to smoke only cigars manufactured by unicn men, A resolution by Powers was adopt- ed instructing the legislation commit- tee to urgo the passage by congress of the bill for the protection of life and prupurly at sea, B Tho platform of principles was rati- fiod, and is substantially the same a8 Jast yeur, minus tho tavitl plank, and with the addition of & paragrapl call ing for the passage of 1ho cwplogers’ liability laws, The pleiform insiss on the passage of fedcral and staty luws for the incorporation of labor or Oak sole, 88 to 420; hemlock sule, 28c to | ganizatinos; favors compalsory educa- 850; hemlock kip, 800 to 100; rux tions of children; calls for laws for- G5e'to 800; houmloclealf, 855 t0 120; hom' | {3 ding “tho employment of ebil- lock upper, 28¢ to 26c; oak upper b B Il e alligator, 400 to 5 50; calf kid, ;|dren under 14 yoars; b i Greisen kid, 2 50 to 2 75; oak kip, 8 enforcement of the national 1.00; oak calf, 120 to 130, llnmeh kip, [ eight hour law; denounces convict 110'to 1 65; French calf, 125 to 2 00; rust | labor; ssks thav tho order or track #etts, b 50 tn 7 50; lmhmn 600 to lll 2 m,m,m to 10 50; B, L. '\Lur VESS-—-No 1 star onk, 42¢; No 2 No. 1 Ohio ouk, No, 2 do, 1 Milwaukee, 370; No, 2 do, Sic, Horass &nd Mules. The market is brisk and all grades ar 1 ¢ advance in pii The demand for good horses exceods the eupply consideraoly, Prices range aa fol. lows Viue eingl draft horwes, 8175, Lo horses, 8100, to 160, 8110, to 12 %90, to ;xw~ Kixtra plogy, 860, to 7 to Haxbra form horses, 25.; Comumon ¢o good furm hurm\n nymm of paymont be prohibited by law; fovors making wages first Jich upon property; demands the ropeal of so-callod conspiracy lawe; asks for a national burenu of laboe etatistics; cells for preveution f importation ot forcign laborers under contract, and recommends trades organizations s curo proper ropresentation in all law wmaking bodies The proscedings wero ordered print- ed. Adjourned to meet next August in New Yorlk, ! A banquet and ball was given to- sland trades uesem- night by the Common plugs, 210, H bly i honor of the delegates. Mt 54 hands (excrs), §126 . —— £0 160, haunds, 8100, to 140, du in Now Orle 14 to 144 5, 870, t0100,; 18§ to 14| gpecl ch to itk BrK, hunds, 860, Lu J;LK“‘O” :ans, November 24 —A, ALOOHOL — 157 proof, 2 25 per wir W, Bueworth, indopende u L‘n.'ud‘.l- gallon; Jifornla spirits, 167 pe for muyor at the recent election, and ou; triple refin 't candidates for mun; mlul ol g per proof m}uu;(n have served not ost, andthe 0 7u(‘ Cen. | coungel for the independent party 3 vl 0047 00 veparing politens to be filed in court Liaported, §8 00GL6 U0, | The committee wrigating the 0G4 00, n dissovered & sofli nens large wported, 4 5O@6 003 Gomostio, | o' 5 frauds to luad ? depedens candidates to beliove they were clocted. Many instunces are itod of dead mon and abseutecs hav- i , er case, § 00@T 00, Lumber WHOLESALR, We quote Inmber, lath sad shing cars at Owaha at Lo following pel JOIST AND SOANTLING—16 ft, sod under, $23 00; 18 ft., $24 50, TIMBERS—16 ft. and under, 862 00, TIMBER AND JOIST—18 {t., $23 60; 20 At , 823 56, 43 ft., 820 50; 24 ft. $20 50, FENCING—No.'1, 4 and 6 in., §24 00; No. 2, $22 00, SHEETING — No, 1 (2ud ccmmon s oni boards). $20 00; No. 2, tls 00, STOOK BOARDS,—12.in. D, 82500 12in, C, $35 00; 12-in, B, $40 00, o Job A K Hpectal Dispatel ¢ CH1caG0, November 24, —Bighty in- matcs of the gambling housen ra ded inst night and 7] WO picked up on the st saloous, were fined in the police court this mworning. It is sonounced the new chief of police proposes to make & war on thess classes, with the view of driving them out of the city, B e Illiteracy. pocial Digpateh to Tiun Brk, Wasminaroy, November 24,—A epecial censos bulletin shows that in — e the | nited States thers are 4 623,451 persons of ten years ot age and up- watds who are ansble to read and 6 259,958 who are unable to write. Of the number of peraons ra urnod as unable to write 3,019,080 «ro white, The native wh to write number 2, 460 d persons of ton years of 1 upwards unable to write, {1 2 08 ¢ 70 per cont of the ponn! Lhe literacy is con- . wdy to so hern states, "oae S L Aodrews, of Crer : F, O, Ball, of W. Justice, of ‘irand Island; 1. N, Nichols, of North i’latte; N, 8, Harwood and W, M. Leonard, of Lincoln; W. A. Mears, of Albion, W, H, Dorgan and Jobert Dorgan, of Fromont, and Chas, Rows, of Ne raska City, are among the Nebraskans who registered at the Pax- ton Iast night. § 4 éu"’ g J’:) | WOMAN CAN\ flsmmu\z: wm< Y WOMAN. ..y =T .w rers /fa Fedto- L //Wa w«%«a YDIA E PINKHAMS VEGETABLE COMPOUND. A Sure Cure for nll FEWALE WEAKe \ NESSES, Including Leucorrhen, Ire rogular and Painful Menstrantion, Inflammation and Ulceration of tho Womb, Flooding, PRO- LAPKSUS UTERI, &o. E¥ Pleasant to the taste, efcacions and immediate Its effect. It i greathelp In pregnancy, and e oves pain during Iabor and at reguiar perlods, IO U IT YD PRESCRIBE 1T FRTLY, L Fon ALL WRARNESsEs of (he penerative organs of either rex, 1t §8 second to no remedy that has ever Boon before the public; and for all discases of the KIDNEYS It 18 tho Greatest Remedy ¢n the World, SPTKIDNEY COMPLAINTS of Either Sey ¥ Great Reliefin Its Use. LYDIA S ILO0D PURE will' trad . o Tiood, nt o Ayken 1 remulta 03 tho O mpounds B pared at 2% an Price of vithe ccelpt of pri ocly answ amp, Send for pamp; n, Bilious né~~n\-l by u.llnmu::lum. (\“‘1 (u best by all who have to a practical test. ADAPTED TO ’. HARD & S6FT O COKE OR W0OD. MANUFACTURED BY BUCK'S STOVE CO0., sarnt fours. Dinn. I] lsx ¢y & Bradford, SOLE AGENTS FOR OMAHA, INCREASE YGJR CAPITAL. Thoio doslring to make mon ® invostam o nd stoolefgpect operatligon o Ly Ol a 31000 ..unl. nte, on Invostan' of WHEAT 2 profits huve beon Toullsad 'and. pad 40" Invesbors Rnoin fag o seversl times thovrlgs $50 inai investmonr, il loaving the original lvostinont wiaking money OF payabls on domand Explanatos STOUKS | ¢ s and statomeats cf fand . 2o fres We want responsible . who wil report on crops and o plan, 1 boral com= ona paid. Addross IMING & MG ARIAM,mB lnl Alon Chicago, = " B o Bk 92 L “URNAGES lllly"fHE WAORLD, i, BOYNTON & 00 NLJ" 801, BOY Mor . HICAGO, L. L8 E0it Toan 1o kesp i 1 uol Wil ¥Ive oy oab & larger wolume of pure sir than sny turnace made S0ld by PIERCEY & BRADFORD, Owaas, Neb SEGER & TONER Manufacturers and Dealers lu HARNESS AND SADDLERY WHIPS, OURKY-COMBS, iy - Wy oy -4y ness made & speclalty. NO. 116, 1STE BT, oDadeas d Ospsol Ave Owmaha Neb