St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 6, 1886
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„ 5 838 * 2 * ; 8 880 2 2 * N 2 ts ae Ny Sage ae | | Or nc ; a 2 . 3 * wee 3 2 Sere ed tent oD 2 i | N * Fs | 1 34 ** > g 4 | + sak x 3 5 95 f 8 5 eee 8 N r ag 10 11 PRA oo, E : Movements ef Wheat and Corn To-Day. , * | ge * N 8 un meeting in street, St Le . Po “RECEIFTS | ‘SHIPMENTS. 1 ae | an 80 Granite—Mining Gossip. Damage to Shrubbery. Wheat. | Corn. | Wheat.| Corn. N ‘ ö oA a Iu - 8 * Louis. 0 . 25. 7 % in the Comar, November 6.—Snow began fall- : Chicago. és 66.078 202,557 791 a Hf, Mebenell of Butte, Me ci , eft thigh. @ cut- mn here about 3 o’clock this morning, and Milwaukee .| 5 38 . 50 . ee 2 trying to place some gold prodacing prop - ting negro and a warrant to kill | ‘ , . Baltimore . 44,452) 13.7 30, * N . which he is interested. was this morning issued against him. continued until 9, but melted as fast as it fell, r 45 8 al 8 Bee o** except on the 1 1 85 ground was Canada sath — 8a pew York. kee Come to-day, bring the boys ong, an a ERS cove dep 0 an no — n eeeeeer : , 1 The Standard — — 4 * — wilt wind MATT een n 6.—Snow fell at short Sentral New Jersey... 2 j * = show them the most beautiful salesroom 2 ear’s iness deolaring ted as soon as it | © Pacific... -..- ~: Kansas Ci 55 0 . of 100 per COnt—GH0,000i ˖: ̃? er rete a ° 3 ae * be e e O. St. P., . 40. — Philadelhia for Boys’ and Children s Clothing 1 ve a stoc e — 0 : " * . the N ETROIT November 6.— Halt an inch = the 0. N 475 „„ „% — 27% : world. Look at the new, el t ; nd 2 1 5 Yavapai to a} Emma Ferguson wants a decree of divoree „ beautttal,? fell during the night, but disap- g., B. & C ios... > : he AB : * There was no dN in Yavapai to- day, an peared with the sun. . G. M. KR. Po... oe 95 11 St. Louis Markets. stylish things in 8913 * 3 2 otations are noms. it could be had at from Fernando Ferguson. They were mar- St. PAUL, Minn., November 6.— Snow fell 8. & N. W. Tre 1715 rth | cpa qu : nien May 3, 1880, and lived together | here this morning, but melted as soon as it ei. 6 Wek 1082 255 FORENOON SESSION, CLOSING 1 P. u. : ’ §1.20. . ‘| until November 5, last year. Mrs. Ferguson | fell. Denver & Rio Grande. 32 32 W@eat—The market of to-day was just dis- 2 N that her husband treated her ast Tenn. com “seers Psesres | gustingly stupid, and if anyone thinks there There is a bond deal of some kind work alleges a usdan ree A Heavy Snow-storm. Kast Tenn. pid - 1 was anything to be said about it that has not the street. Lil McNair. met a New X in a oruel and barbarous manner, threatened 125 oom... anne * 7013 ee already been said, then he is welcome to edit banker at the Southern yesterday morning | to cut her heart out and failed to support her. | By Telegraph to the Post-DisraTcu. 2 fd. re.... Om eM 1 n. The news from abroad ad later the two were in consaitation wit | Finaily he deserted her, saving that ne had no] Oxntravi, III., November 6.—This section . .. ere of tame stripe as for some time past. — Amsterdam bankers at the St. Louis Club. further use for her, and he hus railed to SUP- | of the State was visited by a three-inch snow- Tilinois Centrai......... eee simply noting quiet and steady markets, and The outsiders left for the East on last eren- | port her. ’ last Right. It proved disastrous to Iuq., B. 4 West 19%; 19% | the moderate ezports from this side showed 1 s train without revealing their business. The will ot Hubert Primm was admitted to | storm las ight. P e Shore... :. 8770 9 tuat Europe was not increasing in 1 g ing *" * Probate this afternoon. The daughter Edith | shrubbery, small shade and fruit trees, many Louisville & Nashville. Sate ber demands. Nor was there And while the surroundings are so ele- | : 0 am will be listed on un the bon Wilson _— receive $5} or the orchards near here being broken down — eee 117%| 117% any change in the movement on was: d fits „ Mexican Asa tor next Thur 2 = and — son 3 receives — N by the weight of the snow that fell upon Se” Asp ae 9885 Sots — 3 and — = —— 28 a gant and the clothing 80 stylish, An ii Change , r’s 0 watch. ey are : „K. & 1... ted. 2 16915 170% large, increase shou ® made in the next a fr call. There is not much trading in ane — tor by their mother, nee Mary Lyneitf. The them oY 4 New Eng ne 64%) 63% eae visible, yetthe estimates lately made have the boys as nicely as the best tailor-made . fa at present but it is proposed d. en, William Linton, receives $1, and the resi- Rain, Sleet and Snow. New York Central.. II. . . . 115% | been so far off that no one would trust to . 2 it active as soon as it is Ilsted. due ofthe estate is left to the second wife, * N. Paeie com «ccs. 29 2978 any figures worked out here or wired from you will be surprised to see how remark- pee Ine last car-load of ary 8 Sarah, who is appointed executrix. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., November 6.—Shortly 1 oa oi other points. Only an occasional trade was + fan Francisco for 0 m The nl of Elizabeth Bermann was admitted before midnight, the rain and sleet turned | Ohio Southern 3880 36% made, and the pit presented a deserted ap- ably low the prices are. You see you 8 tuls evening. It will be sent by way of Zuca- to probate this afternoon. Legacies of $60 * — 8. 5 1 1 — most of the time. The market was . th ae tecas ata considerably greater expense than | eh are left to the sister, Mrs. Angela Buse, | to snow, and this morn ee eS | DS. ee e: 2858 2844 steady enough, and most sales were made at pay but one small profit, added to 8 «a was at first eee = order S 7” * 5 and the children of Bernhard Heidarker. = covered by a mantle four inches thick, which | 210. £.f- com. .. 55 55% | slightly better rates, but late in the d makin * the * — oe r+ 2 ane it 7 ex. | Tesidue is to be — „ r Emil up to noon had resisted the efforts of the sun Phila. & Readin 1 — 37¹5 57 session the market dropped back and closed actual cost of the materials an gz * o . ugus * ullman Palac > om ee lees ee eeteee «..]) seeseeeleeeseses abou 0 elow esterday. 0 a 43 Pected the mine will be in operation by Jan- 2 ponies a ted alimony pen while it tia" nn ee ee St. r com 6414 $4" arades were steady ane arm, ut the garments. This is how you can get Pi ¢ ary I. Judge Lubke to-day grante g O 7 5 sslooeseses qulet, as there was only a small 1 > a a * dente lite in the Sohweiss divorce case, $25 for err Eee milling demand. | No. Ge. 5c 5290 E. sido, the finest Boys’ and Children’s Clothing x ey’s fee an J . ' St. L. XS F. Re 71 71 71 o bid for O. and D.; No.3 red, ue in M. 23 Nee long time. The news of tne | , W, H. Knost e ee, 511, N. T. xovember6.—the rat ene t E. H afm) n afta] n | Ana’ se. 780 bia aide Nort eae, anced manufactured at the LOWEST PRICES at a bur . urt against A. J. Ie Noh 3 “ep y ‘ g or St. L. : No. d- ö 2 Zelle in Bi-Metallic weemed to aggravate = Tesover $123.30. eens _ | of the season in Buffalo began early this morn- | Perz 4 Pole income 00 aa [eee al Seerraneds, 180 bid this side; No.3’ do, 7le bid | Ma: the mining ice 4d there were | "rhe case of Christina Stiffen vs. Henry Stiffen ing and continued falling steadily throughout | Union Pacific........-.. GO% 61%) 97. 60% | this side. B a 5 . peavy inquiries for ul the was dismissed to-day in the Circuit Court. theforenoon. The snow fell to the depth of | Wab., St. L. & P ..... 37 388 $6 9 Corn—Ifthe market was dead and uninter.- | ee standard stocks on the list. Almost every- United States Marshal Couzins will forward | two inches on the level, but melted rapidly, | Wab., St, L., & F. pid. * Fate 928 esting esterday, what can be said. ae thing was stronger and the effort to get in on to-night to Washington, D. C., an itemized causing a vast quantity of slush in the streets. N U. 28 3 10% 2 89 10186 — A 8 when less than | 2 the hbulwe sent one or two stocks spinning up account of the claim for services of the Wests oe Sane — or 757 f TF 100.000 . waded — It wen — im poasi- be. ; jp (he most Unexplainabie fashion. United States supervisors and deputy marsh- It Stays. eee INBOLS—C U g. 167 olos- pie to get any one to either buy or sell, as 5 : ae ~~ Fe i wi als on election day. It willaggregate $17,000. WATERTOWN, N. T., November 6.—Snow| Account—Opening, 101 3-16; closing, 101 9-16. — Rag od * 2 3 — .— — 4 — 5 aa There were very general inquiries for B- c ö ° 8 5 neee able mo ope had any for sale and no eee N . e og strength into’ the home macket and May S. W. Corner Broadway and Pine Street. Ae e was able to make a quotation. . ng and is no . | * . 3 aS inal I . M etallic holders Wont . 8 What Depends on the Inspector’s Present In- | Thie is the first suowiall of the season here. Corrected W by Fees, Compbett, Banker and e ae — le 8 a = Of — : , AN A Cc 2 R KS ; 0 t t 64. M Cattle marke ö paid for and is now held in Silver City. Sixth street and knocked nore one Se — Fares ae, P Manson to be Collector | N. I. SN. tie 1882 Feb. and Aug 112 113 | mediums, $2.30@2.65: low grades. $1.90@2.20. K 2 ³· ee —5 "ie: — aE” Woas--wocsines 7 541 head; hog O. 8989 — mg lps pares case 2 ot Internal Revenue. thus makin CLEARING-HOUSE STATEMENT. Quotations of the St. Louis Flour Dealers’ As- 5 4.— &. 5 $9.22: January, "$10 0012. Lard — ueety.. "et 5 J There wae on Unexpleinabie afvance in Gea 8 F Clearings 8 $2,926.516 family. $3 coe: e ae seo easier; cash and December, $5.85; January, eal to-day. N had been received from ; absurdity, and, she te ogg 3 jueves. URN . 27 1 8.85. 25 — tg d there was nothing to strengthen —— — as it would leave the Governorship to] Balances. 347,863 $3.40@8.50; extra do, $3.55@3.80; patents ut 84 $5 ne rrr. Mo., November 6.—The Daily WEATHER. the — — the increase of the general The 6 o’clock special train run by Conductor o to Robertson. Gray’s friends say that 4 @4.30. These prices are for lots on arrival at n Geaebaat Wheat—Recelpte. 16.613 bu; ything to furnish your —— for cheap secnrities. Cleary bought 600 | Ed Dyer between St. Louis and Carondelet for] Hanzen has not vacated the office : Mining Stocks. the depot or levee; order lots higher. : shipments, 12.232 bu; in store, 486,826 bu; shares of the stock last evening at $1.10. With | the benefit of the working class has prove’ 2 of Lieutenant-Governor and will not Name. $43 OD Offered. Rye Flour—Quiet at 3.153. 20 —— . stronger: No. 2 red cash sales at 61%c; Decem- Weather Bulletin. the opening this morning $1.15 was bid. | success and the company will continue it un ive it up. Ex- Senator McDonaid, who | Granite ....... ——ͤ———i 2 2 18 ae ·[& Cornmeal—Dull at $2.00@2.05 for city on or- der sales at 62%c; May sales at Tic; No. -Burner. hase — sales gt that rate. Then $1.20 was | the winter is over. s Senator Harrison’s prospective successor, 1 2 ee me 6 10 | ders del. ; pearl meal, $2.50; grits and hominy, S$ soft cash sales at 68180. Corn— e g bid and then inquiries came in so fast that the Since the laborers of the Glendale Zinc | and Gray’s rival for the — = Ne — aes eae» cote oe oe re . 635 801.602. 70. 4 ked could be sola | Receipts. 7,392 bu; shipments, 2,255 bu; in WASHINGTON, D. G., November 6, 1886. eeee 812 N SIXTH stock was bid up to $1.40 before! works went out ona strike last August that says that it makes no difference whether Man- Pescock ..... ss. NP te SR ae 85 see 25 Bran very scarce, and sac i store, 109,843 bu; market steady; No. 2, cash, The following observations are taken at 7 a. M., F 5 ‘clock. There were some sales at $1.40 and company has been running but halt of her | son formally resigned the Lieutenant Gov- 3 . 1 15 1 20 | at mill at 58c,but none to be had at that price. 29%c bid, 29%c asked; December sales at 30lac; 75th meridian time: lo’c fi cure was bid this afternoon up to 37 aces Yesterday the torch was applied to | ernorship or not, that his acceptance of the ! yeyican Improvement..... ...... 1 30 140 Hay met with fair sale, but the chief demand this year 20300 bid, 300 asked; mors — — — l All the brokers have taken — and business for the balance of the | office o r 8 y 7 ape = 2 E. e000; — p22 1 8 i 50 came for i —— ees 1 January, Ile bid, 315¢c asked: May, 13 ald, é es a State of f — interest in running the stock year promises to be brisk. and the ac a 1 — | . — 3 a 19 [bie w me $8@9.50 for 30s asked; No. 2’'white, cash, 30%c : c Srarions— 5 acs 3 = Senator was in the best — It will likely hold firm for some 1 Club risin upon the discharge of the uties .. Bs os 188 | follows: This side— ‘ . 122 Oats—No. 2, cash, Ane usked. S| Weather. . : The Prov ident Sporting ud. com — hat office is e uivalent to a resignation. West Grauite..... —25*5** „3640 prime to fanc to rate for fancy quarters; x N E d butter — 65 * | * y, but that nothing bad adays if ie does noe — higher. Fred Hoffmeister, D. W. Coons, Henry Rhoer, of that o 3 a ft th BEOMO.c eee B —— * 4000 43 00 5 8 50 10: rime to fancy Rye—No. 2, cash, 390 bid. gas an : 8 -day. He is at his coun- rho returned from Europe | red Mo ° Tork III In connection with the proclamatiou of the mixed timothy, 2. * 5 i d. Hay unchanged. 0.1 7 e Fy Vertiont. CCC Jonn Nore MUAY jor'ews | Governor ior weclection Of Lieutenant: Gov Weekly Bank Statement fle? pet ton below theabove rates. | |NEW. bete November ¢.—Plonr quiet] Sexstarm time 0.oele N | , ° * 9 * « " cDona u 2 7 7 . mea u —— *. Ny — * e weeks’ hunt aud fishing excursion around the — wi 8 it Gray’s friends insist upon Manson’s New Yor«, November 6.—The weekly bank Provisions were weak and sinking in value, 282 E poem — 0480; low One 2 1 4 Bil. BIN 92 Clog qy. ‘ AT HOME * 8 * 7 Black River in Arkansas. return to the Lieutenant-Governorship, and it! statement shows the following changes: Re- | but even lower prices failed to induce a yellow, 46c; white, 48c. Oats steady; No. 2, t 2 3 N 105 ·0⁴ ps — ME. ee About 6:30 last evening, freight train 615, is generally believed that McDonald's position serve. decrease, $765,775; loans, decrease, ing. Chicago exhibited a N 8 34½ 850. Bran firm at 800. Hay quiet and un- aly u., Tex. 45 ae ale 78 ay. lesaling of Bogus Nut- Sheridan and Granite Mountain were the | north to St. Louis, when a few yards north of | is Fight. $106,061; specie, mcrease, $438.80; legal ten-jaspect and gradually declined | a. | changed; prime, —. Provisions quiet and 4 — --ian ee. J Wholesaling o cus . liveliest stocks on the street, next to Ideal. Kansas street, the engine jumped the track ders, decrease, „900; deposits, increase. | considerably ower level — . steady. Pork, $10. Cut meats—Shontiders, Lostesiion 2 * « 3iN -15/| Lt. Snow, vf in St. Louis. Sheridan sold early at $6.35, and there owing to the rails spreading. The train Judgments Filed. $1,709,500; circulation, decrease. $64,600. vices from that center were of a 5. 150; sides,6.25c. Bacon nominally 6d, 7 — — 1 1. 20 -10\NW | 3885. ** ms at ere reports = all, dar «of bid ar vas brought to a stand. still, not, The banks now hold $5,632,900 in excess of | very bearish nature, this tending naturally to uc; 1. c. 8., 71@Tuc. Hame—Cholce sugar- | dlanapolla.Ind../30.26)33) -10)N 17175 ey: 3 pleomargarine were = 7. but a diligent search failed | however, until over $15 , 000 worth CuiIcaGo, November 6.—Judgments by con- the 25 per cent rule. dull and depress the local market. There cured.- ion ile. Lard—Refined tes, 5%@6o. — Ps...... 96/39| - 1INW |. iC * 4 nue agents, but the amoun reveal any one who wanted to give $6.50 for ot damage was done. Several of the frei ht gars — for $30, 000 were filed this 1 were offerings of dry salt c’ribs to arrive Whiskey firm on basis $1.13. Exchange on arquette Aich. 50.12 „ & NS n i D. Johnson has given it ‘She stock. Granite Mountain became active | were thrown over on the side, entire y free , v 0 Seatin at5.70c this side for 160 20 day and 5.90c New York, $1.50 discount; sight, 750 discount. | Chica A. ; 20) 10 7 len . . 14 eee te Vv Ty unexpectedly. It bad been sold at from the trucks. Trains bound north and | afternoon by Frost’s eneer 4 COMMERCE. for fully-cured. both oe. and f. but Cotton—Spot quiet at stzo; net receipts, 16,895 | Duluth, . 12 t 2 r 8 ee n that it wou § 5.50 last evening, but this morning | sonth were delayed for several hours, but by Company of Sheboyan, Wis., and A. L. Bobo — sales were made. Pork sold bales: gross, 17,821 bales. pt. Paul, wes 322 733 "°° leant ead 2 Stato law for Missouri ere were bids at and $39.50, with none | giligent work the track was soon open for of New York, against the American Desk and NOTHING NEW down to $9.87%@9.75 per standard mess and CINCINNATE. November 6.—Fiour heavy, Ped ober 88. er ea = es, = = offering. Finally $40, $40.25 2 $40.50 ves trale. None of the train hands were in- [ Stool Company of Nos. 270 and 272 Wabash ave- 0 then only in a omall wee N 1 tending lower, Wheatdéell ai iaaben 75%0c | B see 22 43 NW C * a de of the State an 4 id for the stock, an some 80 * nue could not be sold a 80. Alec. Oats firm at 280. Se Louis: Mo... 8 x : ö Yar pimption in snctner ote: e at Sl. News was. received | 704 : r C eold at 5, longa at . ͤ ͤ ata | ĩͤ aus] -Lainw | ---)eiee if correct, will proba- from Superintendent Plummer that in No. 5 Belleville. Partially Burned. Were No Fresh Influences. 6, cribs at 6.10@6%, and jshorts at dull. 5.980 bid; 6c asked. Bulk meats quiet; | Omaha, Neb. ..... é 4 2 — 28 — hie 5 the establishment of tunnel where the ore had ceased the vein had 8 intendent of * se; loose young meats f. o. b. on cash orders — ribs, 10 days salt, $6.50. Bacon gulli; Noorbead, Misa. » ; 7 ** i biemargarine in St. Louis widened out to two feet with some ore and Mr. M. A. Sullivan, the Superintenden CHICAGO, November 6.—The works of the | By Telegraph from Jones, — & Kennett, nominal at $4.90 for shoulders, $5.80 for longs —— ib. l n short clear, $6.70. his, St. Vines ad |g aol 5 nw} . | tter dealers who may have quite a promising prospect. The tunnel is Schools in East St. Louis, will, it is under- . — r Chicago, to the POST-DISPATCH. and c’ribs, and $6.05 for shorts. Packed bacon ky active and firm: sales of 1,148 bbis finished Buford.Dak...|@0.21\17| 8 ta 4 ein bogus butter, now in 2,006 feet. stood, be appointed Assistant County Supe rin- — leet fy Bare rg ag hag this afternoon. enn shoulders eC „ „ goods on basis of $1. 13. 1 han — 38 S * * openet > Ps Or Ss a 5 0 ° nn - Ww 0 aa . +) seesel seen essdeee The annual report of the Granite Mountain | tendent by the newly-elected County Superin- | toss $20,000, fully insured. December— and for a time the market seemed Country lard, 5m 80 per Ib. O. s. o. hams, 912 5 ä Jede No. 3 pestis .Neb.|30. 46/1 NW | ....(Clears rizing a Safe. is ust gut. In it President Rumsey says: To] tendent, Charles Oarmody. The appoint- | l S aA dull and stagnant, but later some falle. Breakiast bacon, Stdn. eet red, 78a cash and November; Due Decem- Denver, — cee 4 72 1 ea Gate of August 4, 1886 (which really de- ment will be made as sooa as Mr. Carmody promised shorts seemed inclined to —Family, $6.50@8 per bbl; on orders ber: 75lec bid May; receipts, 40,200 bu. Corn : av er... 82 y 8 — night thieves entered the longs to the fiscal year just tlosed), we takes charge of the office and even up and their purchases firmed higher, $4.25@4.75 per '%-bbl; dried. 12% No. 2 88lc, nominal; receipts, 8,100. Oats—No. — ....|.. „ 4 ig & EK. V. Hull Hard- have paid twenty-one (21) dividends, | it then rests with the County Board of Super- the market to 74%c, at which price there @l3c; selected, 1 per Ib; smoked 2, 28lec, nominal; No. 2 white, 30%c nominal: 1 e 10 K .... 36 North Broadway ageregating $1,300,000, of which amount] visors to confirm it. » | Seemed to be plenty for sale and the volume tongues, $4.25@5 per doz. Tallow—Prime receipts 3.300 bu. Cloverseed—$4.30 asked it „ r 5S -13\SE ss. (Clear, 7 pany, 8136 Nor ’ the 30-stamps mill returned to the The Dry Mountain Gold and Silver Mining of trade was good for a Saturday, but was summer rendered, zue in oil bbis; a n —4— 2 84 1 (Clear. 3 ow, and attempted to blow riockholders $860,000 in (say) ten months. | Company of East st. Louis nas been . EU ITABLE BU | LDING largely local. There was no outside news of 2, Zusi; in irregular packages, Mc less. TOLEDO, November 6, — Wheat quiet and Dash = tes rainfall reciable;¢inde re Amal hole was drilled Of date May 13, 1886,the Board of Trustees rated with a capital stock of $1,000,000; in- } | significance to influence prices, and the clos- | Grease Brown and yellow, 242@3i%c; white, frm. cash Tie: December 7840; May, Sie. 1 fall. A.W ae se ande into 22.28 contracted with Messrs. — SU eemere “oF corporators, J. Van. Cleve Walter Darby and Sixth and Locust. ing was steady at HOTS neti th i anal 32 @40; 8 nee * 1 Cone, chon cash, 380; May, 480. Oats arm, Corps, Ce kh. 5 1 no t 5 ther addition to the mi F. Wernee. orn ruled tame an - | mestic : . 0 eed easier, cas 3244: i. , but the explosion - gaa * A, 2 ee eee N 2 thief entered the room of Louis Eng- Parties wishing to deposit valuables of any | lative and shipping way. Local longs were | Ground alum. $1.10 W sack—small wey. god cab be * steam te $4.45. ; Wea R * now im operation. We anticipate the entire ler, janitor of the Court house, — 9 a description can obtain on reasonable terms , inclinedtoeven up, and the market closes — hm ig steady at * 1 oy Chica 3 MILWAUKEE, November 6.—Wheat cash, Sr. Lous, November, 1886. i 8 seventy stamps will be dropping by January | latter’s absence last evening and extracted $1 tame. ad Cincinnati, $1.14 in Peor * 1 — buy. | 71480; December, 7220; January, 7220. Corn | rea om ky Truants. 1, 1887. It may be ssible that the aver- | from a 2 — 2 coat whith he had ieft BURGLAR AND FIRE-PROOF ST RAG a —— ot provieions have | pees ee Lead nominally fem. 5 15084. 17% — strong; No. 2, 86c. Oats quiet, No. 2, 280. Rye, 8 Net a hook. . e supposed con - | ers. 0 n N . : quiet No. 2, 520. WIND. nee November 6.—Two boys ‘4 42 gy 1 nag om ithe ende Nisch Sets, a miner, was badly in- The largest and best equipped Vaults in vende. "The outlook was alittle better there | there were sellers of refined at $4.20, and no | dull No. 1, 520. Barley, d N es, 2 Thermo'r . —.— Weather. 4 or and Christopher Casey, value of the ore milled duriaz the last year,) | jured yesterday by being caught under falling | the United States. * és saint Steen O18 this morning and prices went off. There was buyers could be found. 9 meek Foreign. Dire’i'n Vele' iN Nn 93 n away from school yester- to, say, 128 ozs. per ton by stoning the se ond! | coal at Gelwick’s pit. ; 10 Call and Examine. Boxes some little recovery, but — 3 — a back Monday from — Mel thom be made. I Lrverroor, November 6.—Wheat arrived 5:58 a. m. 25 NW | 13 — 5 Ray- Sad SEE “GSE OU eee chee ee Theres were mamed to-Gay bz Seutve | up. 69 „. gain | d probably some sales * steady and corn nothing offering. Wheat to 1:59 p.m....| 46. NW 8 5 the suburbs shooting. ‘od milling them with our first-class ores. | Philips, on complaint of Officer McManus of nothing definite was known, and prices again arrive quiet, but steady, and corn firm. Mark | “}fayimum temperature, 46.0. Tad 8 dentally discharged, fatally Notwithstanding this, we expect the product | Rast St. Louis, against Con pl fa THE MISSOURI SAFE DEPOSIT CO. | declined, and the market closed weak. \Cotton. Lane’ wuaen quiet and corn firm. ntry Minimum termpera .” 82.0. ig Casey, who received the of the new 70-stamps plaat will be fully | Mitchell, Ferguson and Martin, * + 4 markets steady. Heavyrainsin England. Spot] River, 6.8 R.; fall 0.1. aes 200.000 ozs. of silver and not less than | ers, ona charge of keeping open on election Closing Prices—3 P. M. The course of to-day’s future markets wheat steady and not much doing; holders . , 3 8. N 1 — eal 1, in gold per month. In addition to | day. James J. Hoyt Reported daily by 8. W. COBB & OO. 317 and 89 snowed that the bear campaign was not offer moderately. No. 2 spring 6s 7d @6s 9d; ean oC eee oi . the above all our extra firss-class J Chamber of Commerce, St. Louis. Liverpool sinking another point red winter 6s daes 9a; No. 1 California 6s | * 9 f rtant Decision. yet over, rp — 0 Gres wul de sent to — 2 thus ie An Impo President. St. Louis: and New York oa * ——— 10d s. Mixed n don ty Indications. i 5 Cy ‘oly increasing our monthly output.’ e — that — though ‘then above steady, at 4s 44d and not much doing. . e decline in the market value of rr e aan Closing | Highest | Lowest | Closing — 2 ene any. Spots in New York and man from United Kingdom and Continént| W *, D. O., November — 1 a Goring the year netted a loss of $399,072.46. |} in the United States Circuit 3 Ju — Yesterday.| To-day! | To-day.| To-day. Liverpool were dull, and in NA not much doing in wheat and corn. PE » 22 or 1 hours, commencing 3 uri: the ear the amount re- m and Treat presiding, buyers. The local market w , LIVERPOOL, November 6, p. m. ose— m. to-day: #2 63 eeived from 1 Was $1,384, 127.54, Gresha of the Carbondale Coal Oo. WE CHALLENGE WHEAT. 9 and sales were 864 bales. Pork — Holders offered moderately; prime or 322 — 3 R namie saa 15 x EURALGIA. lessexpenses, $45,217.42, making net receipts Case before the court on an intervenin A Nov. 75 sdudae ace efoagace coneoeh SEND Net receipts at all points to-day were 44,817 mess Eastern, 62s, steady; do Western, 60s, | weather: nor e ty * 9 Of $1,538,910.12, The net profits for the year | ar de . Semis Deal. . who had furaishe Dee. 76% 16%@\2 | 76% 76% bales, or 5,000 bales less than last Saturday, firm. Lard— itolders offered moderately ; spot temperature. ESSE FS „„ Were $1,058,098.63._ The plans of the company, | Petition o d ‘had d preter- | THE WORLD OS Bi aes eee ee +o] 7849 b though 15,500 bales larger than same day a and November; 32s zd, steady; December ‘or and lowa— ; 8 0 far as @t present determined upon, are: ails ee teed wiekens ‘over the 30. May.| en | Sit — — year ago; exports 20,067 bales, and stock G68. January, 33s 6d, firm. Wheat—Holders offer 3 OF RELIE F. First, to continue the sinking of the big shaft „ eee eae ae. To Produce Its Equal —— de bales to-day. E | moderately; new No.2 winter, 66 Stad, dail; Sow called Ruby Shaft), and at proper inter- | ©° a that no such preferences would , . 5 a > A New York estimate on the probable stock do spring, ds 8d. Flour—Supply good, dull Vals, say not less than 100 feet, to cross-cut to na ait 4 and that certain certificates of in- Nor “| 342 ö 3428 and price at Liverpool at the end ofthe vear at 9. Id. * good; spot, November —_ * the vein and start thence 1 —— — * which had been issued by the re- 12 IS N’ F-Bl ACK — . — 3 A814 — — 4 3514 0 325 ype Ds: ‘*Recel ts A or December, 4s : dull; January, 4a Sisd, . : tid weston the vein. Secondly, push de- to be re- b .| 36 ee OE | 36 t Liverpool in the las . ) iver to the amount of ,000 were to Fe a p t of 946 — dent ot the Velopments eastwardly by tunnels as rapidly | ee » May. 329 3 39% 3915 a 1884 reached the vast amoun . nal Park Hotel sé possible. In the back of the report Secre. | turned to the clerk of the court for cancels a 5 = bales, because there arrived in the last LIVE STOCK — 2 : ** Last tary Fiel. t th ine, brief, | #on. WRITING FL — ber of that year the enor- 0 Be, vith neuralgia but 8 4 Sew ae er, in the same case on a hearing of the petition * Nor- 250 eld — quantity of 163,000 bales, against 97 ,200 = fearfully . » -OMPrenensive, t Wm. Henderson, the intervening 43 | 3 | es aes 26% b mou N i We h : ‘ ae “ day. I 0 . — Dec .| 2090 J 4 „ „„ and 71,300 bales in 1885. 6 Bave a W petitioner asked to set aside cer- we ite fee Err 1 boese fants be ane wae oured.’’ CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLEMENT. =e * moony bene + ay The court E y Co.. St. Louls. CHICAGO: thirteen weeks of = sp Rm Bh 2 — 1 876 es” ＋ Serious ch Filed Against Joseph ces that there had been no such forfeiture . a mille in the ‘United, Kingdom bold very Mae rz $ebladoe'l note wb and Cured. N Arges and that although certain other parties had — Dec.) vdls 74ja% | 140% | 145d - m ails surplus stocks, and as business is Oi PTL hae ween an tee dane — Pottstown, Pa. Quigley, a Chemist. accepted leases from Henderson they were of Jan. Jaan 7 lg | 7 — 2105 — better than last year. we believe the de- in the cattle market yesterday; trading as is erer e This aftemoon Officers Howard and Har- 7 eifect and void, - MONEY. May:| siKeR | sim _| Siow dee ee al eee above etau,ooo ee Saturday was devoid of life, end ue CORN. 8 to de r es , outside of one or twos es 5 — — all Hope. tried & K ton arrested Joseph Quigley, chemist of Steel Hulls. 555 z N — — Taking 22 Xport at 5.000 bales per | portanes and which were hardiy a test of@the s Vil, and it has effe * ‘he Jacob d. Merrill Drug Company. on a charge The first steel hull to sail into this port on] New zTonxk, November 6, II a. m.—The stock | Jan. 3725 | 37 37 25 week, there would remain for thirteen — weakness or strength ot the trade, was about relief, 1 recommend ofembezziement, Mr. Quigley has been in market opened generally strong this morn- | May 4219@% 42% 42 42 @% 68,100 bales per week for spinners, “os the extent of the movement. Good fat butch CHAS. W, In. the employ of ain company for thirty-five the Mississippi River came inthis morning, ing, with first prices showing advances of OATS. 66,700 bales in 1883, 9 — a ale 7 stock of all descriptions vom. Gee — a Cured bea cieateutpriog to bamdredsof esquainean: | brought in trom, the upper river be 5 n e, e e eee tes | oc a —T ae BS [BR | sue itin Soalhfgae asthe ond at ecomber, |Buy slain coe commend — N ‘©4 great surprise to hundreds of acquaintan- | broug n om e upper Vv of las , 1 list. but ve a 27% 78 ‘ | er not exceedin 557, D were small and . Boonville, Mo. ves. It is suspected by those who caused his ar- the Diamond Joe Line. It was an trading wae quiet for the general list, Ty iM 3885 1886, a 6 No. anz Price. U , t | May.! 30% — t it might extend to 600.000 bales. No ncipally of range stock, few natives of any ears 1 suffered dread: Fest that the irregularities in the accounts experiment of Commodore Reynolds, | active for some half dozen stocks, prominen bales, ye : th ‘in , . ; tral, ding, PORK. tinue to be a quiet mon ind received. We quote: a, and nervent sles. 9° ‘ave becn going on for several years. S Speacciog! Soot’ nad’ ab he Lecce te Penk | eens eae ere ee — ‘Hocking 635. 1 Tide | Liverpool, but December will: probably de- Kind being receive: : stn! May ony trend to any a n — 1 a. he iawall. 2 — Voller and Oregon Transcontinental. Prices =e 18.35 18.18 | oo 1883 8 velop an active demand, and with Bey ad shippers, $4. tr bottle of St. Jacobs He Had Tried That Trick. fed with his first attem t. This barge was | were generally irm k ag Valle . wate I ana : LARD. ve see 1 —— point and So choles, bs. tens iver 1 Sine aian rene ben! Gold, boss.“ said an old darky | built n at Dubu . Rm Bros.’ Jer trstral 1s, afterward receding ant. | Dec N . Saat the year may possibly close at a higher — 02. *, I fe as he entered ’ his shirt- | very ~~ ito u 8. 6.02 ‘92 5 figure.’’ $1.75@2.25 ; feeding steers, §2.75@3.25 ;stock best rem ntered the Mayor's office in : West Point, however, was | Jan. 6.05 ' ; : 25; . by Spotted oft ervous sleeves, this mornt A n a... 10 118 3 . Tees in the market and dropped 9 Feb. ..... G24 = — Locat Spor QuoTaTions—Low ordinary and | $2.50@2.75; native bulls, ez; veal calves, : a will hereafter neve® “He i t — by calli re —4 1 * By 2 — Tene outer “halt will per cent oomail fraction only being recov- ORT RIBS. ordinary nominal ; 0 „e low per head ; ’ — 4 12 an > hopes to mash me by me boss 2 , * 1 : Tt Me tative sales: | Urn ** M. zald Sergt, MeGrew, in an n nos sinkthe barge. The leagth is ipo Sect and ered later. The market at 11 o'clock is quiet . 3 85 | 5 SA ide wade sh; good middling wn, wae Cand. saa Taney OS Lous, 10 base. M nat do you want, ir?“ ne asked — 4 —. n loaded with e Yorx, November 6, noon.—Money is | ed. 8. 5. — . RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS AND re- a... ee 19 9 1 e ave Tenn te * 11 10,000 bushels of barley consigned to Orthwein active at 6 per cent; bar 8 mong Since | NEw Yorn—Wheat . del ta to-day, 3,331 Dales green nat For we „ Memphis, Bheed, 1110 Maryland . „What for??? , Bros., andthe barley was sold to the An-| market after II o'clock eomfined ‘to the — S Fe d. Corn—November, year; since Septem | ee : , : 8. one ae * * Vell, 1 wants to geta coat from him t Ij heuser-Busch Brewing Co. — 2 ne 8 n, although 9 — be- dee Jan — — bed —4 Ta 196,300 — west nene die pm] — oak : 7 ; „N tive swe & mo — a. , 7 eee renee eens : pes > fat wid Bing no relies * hy can’t you ni one any lace?’’ Br * T.. and the 5 ase: December, 83%° a. 5 January, 340 A7 time 4 HOGS—The céipts to- „„ „„ were vee ‘ 7. . + 6, ; 54 te tick jon a Feat ago dis wen bose, Path | Name andre. 908 Leonard av | eeanes — i per cent from | May. 864k. N no; December, e and Grand Tower, Boa. 5 arent, Didn't get de persimmon.” n C the market is quiet, | 9,f0-RDO— Wheat. 1 ; May, sétge b . E. 8. „ eee Leach tn Jo. ide — ie = ** 1. 1024 N. Sixteenth st| Dat rm. U. F. 3s eecge yey : Burn w ) i 5 g 2. „berg — — * 7˙* Ne Walkenhorst, 22....1824 N. Broadway 6 m. — The stock 1 ’ : * 1 , ere 0 hard eeeeteee Market : — 2 Veri due base.” oa ne e COUGH nous e keGrew rewarded the darky’s frank. Carrie Mueller, 8... 1428 Blair av Ah fa, bo cee ° 58 With “a coat, a pair of shoes — 8 dime, } Denne av (etl 3 rate — Lizzie ler, „„ „ „ „%„%„%„%„„6„„6% ey 4 8 AnD 22 | Hackmen Fight, velock Simmons, Ne ; * N before 2 o'elock this morning, while — 2 . . 22 st a ) — — 4. Early, colored, a driver tor Louis O. | Secunia zostier, 10 10 Rusedll av | ™ 4 * 2 bom” and John Oover$, der hack 8 . 3 . - 9 n „ BUR 5: Pt cee devote ee. “Eee 0 „/ fg en ee eee ke ae : 3 ’ x - 5 a * 1 ay 2 * 4 ee + why 5 * 2 * 2
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