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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1882)
THE OMAHA DAILY HEMTCI SD\Y JANUARY 3. COMMERCIAL Oninhn Wliolflftnln Market HF.VIKW OP TUT MAKKKTS. OmcK or Tun OMAHA UKE , I "Monday F.vcnlng , January 2 , 1882. J There J < nothing Ntartlln to note thN Yenteni iy wns New Year and the Sab bath. Our people iib * rtrd the SaV > ath In the U'tial way , bu to-day the New Yeea has been generally nb'erved , Places ol btmiiieM 1me been cloned , c II- rs have made their round * and the d y h n s'lpp d by very quietly. The roads nnd sttcets are hard and dry and their roughness in becoming worn down so that people can get about with some pU.KUre. Th weal her continues remarkably mild nn 1 all over the went the poop'c are Im- pr vlng It to the best pos-dble advautage. The Ice gatherers begin to feel * k ptic.il about their usual supply of the cong aled element. T in far it I * H thin as n shingle. Tluie are n < practical chang's to note In the markets. As this bna been n holi day of course the markets have 1 ucn taking their siesta with th"iestof crea tion. It will bn siveml days bofoie builnesi v.111 get on iti feet iignin and boon ni of yore. yore.Now Now ii the best pirioil of all thu year ( or fanners to maiket their products. Prices nre as high as they will be , and tlie climate and road * aie favorable to the handling of their various cotnmodltle * . Local Grain Dealings. \VHKAT. Cash No. 2 , 1 10 ; cash Vo. H. 96\c : i ejected 67Jc. BARLEY.-CaRh No. 2. 'JKNo. ; . 3 RYE. Cash , 81 ; c. CORN. Cash No. 2 , 47 c. OATS. Cash. 35o. H AY--87 00@10 00 | > er ton. Provlilons. FLOUR Spring wheat , straight graile , t3 25(2.3 ( M ) ; "Pioneer" California , 8400 ; patent , S3 7.4 50 ; winter .vheat straight grade $3 Val ) 23 ; patent , < 505 00gra ham rye , 2-r'0 : Wheat. < : ! 00 ; Queen Bto. $ 50 ; J-wper , $10. . ) ; Rirf Si.ux , RYE FLOlTR-3 25. MILLSTUFFS Bran , per cwt. 75c ; per ton , 15 00@10.00 ; oreenings , i > er cwt. 80c ; Hhortx , per : wt 1.00 ; chopped feed , per cwt. 1 20 ; meal tolled , yellow , 1 40 ; white. 81 f > 0. POTATOES Neb askon. 1 00 ® 1 10. SWKET POTATOES Genuine MUNCH- dne.4 @ 5c per Ib. WILD GEESE 2 50@3 50 WILD DUCK3-1 23@l 50. DEER-5@Cc. KGGS 23c. BUTTER Choice , scarce at 2l@28c ; poor , > io market ; failv 1H@21 ; creamery , S0@3 c. APPLES Gixxl. wound , very HC tec at 31 7s > ® .r > 0l ) per bbl. LEMONS Steady ; per Ixik , & 50 ® 75' . MALLAGA GRAPES -Per bbl.$8.10 ; per half bbl. , 81 50. BEESWAX Yellow , 20@22c. ONIONS 1 5"1 GO per bushel. CUANBERRIES-Por bbl. , 910 00@ 1110. CELERY-Per do ; . , 55&G c. DRESSED GEESE Per Ib. , 9@llc. OYNTEIIS-Select.45c ; standards , 3ric. DRESSED CIIICKENS-5 7c. DRESSED TURKEYS ! lj@lle. WILD TUlKEYSllc per 11. CUKESE-10@14c. Grocers List. i-OFFEE. i'.io , lair. 13Jc : Kio , good , Ho ; Rio , prime 'o choice , 14Jc ; Old gov't Java ; 2 < > A@28Jc , Mocha , 28Jc ; ArbucVle's , 17c. 17c.TEAS. TEAS. Gunpowder , good , 45@55c ; Choice , C0@75c ; Imperial , good , 40@45c ; Choice , 60@7fx : ; Young Hyson , good , 36 ® 50c ; choice , 65c@91 00 : Japan Nat Leaf , 3. Cut loaf. 10Je ; Crushed , lOjcOnuiulated , ,10c ; Powdered , lOgc ; Fine powdered , Ii ? c ; Standard Coftee A , 9ic ; New York Confectioner's Standard A. Ugc ; Good A , ! ) lo : Prairie Exhra C , YRUI'S. Sugar hoime , bbls , 45c ; hal ! bin , I7o ; kegs , 4i gallons , 82 10 ; choice table synip , 42c.halfbbls ; , 44c , kegsS2 10. SODA. Divight'n Hi papers , $3 00 ; Da- land do , S3 00 ; Church's , 3 CO ; Keg soda , STARCH. Pearl , 4Jc ; @ 83c ; Corn Starch , 83@9o ; Kxuelftior G1-.M. 7c ; Com. 7ic. SALT. Dray loads , jx > r bbl , 1 ' .15 ; Ash ton , in sucks , 3 50 ; bbls dairy 60 , 5s , 3 15 ; bbl * daiiy. 100 , HH. 365. DRIED FRUITS Choice peaches , new crop , Sic ; Evaporated A ppl S lli b xe , 13c ; Michigan , 84c ; New York apples , 8Jc ; Prunes , old , 7ioj new , 80 ; Currants , 7J8 < ! ; Blackberries , new , " 15jc CHEESE Full rream , 14o ; Part Hkim Hie. WOODENWAKE Two hoop f.M' , 1 95 ; tliree ho p paila , 2 20i No. 1 tubs 8 60 ; No. 2 tuba , . 8 50 ; No. 3 tubs. 7 50 ; pioneer wwihboanla , 1 85 ; Double Crttwn , 290 ; Well buckets , 825 LEAD Bar , 81 66. SPICES. Pepper , 20 ; Albiplca , 20c ; Clovoa , 45c ; Nutmeg $1 00 : Cawiia , 25e Srlaoe 8100. MATCHES-Per caddie , 90c ; round MAM , $7.65 ; Bquore canon , 85.10. PKOVISIONS Breakfast bacon , 12U iholofi lard , 14c ; dried beef , ISJc ; obnuld en , 9o : harm ) . 14o ; bacon , side * , 12c. NEW PICKLES-Medium , in barrel * , flO 00 ; do In half bbl * , 5 75 ; smalls , in bbl , U 00 do , in half bbU. 7 CO ; gherkins , in bbla , 11 00 ; da , in half bbls , 7 50. VINEGAR Pure apple extra , 16 pore apple , 13c ; PniBsine oure annle , ICc HOMINY New , $5 50 per bbl. BEANS-Medlutn , hand picked 3 40 per buabel ; navy , $3 50 ; calet navy , (3 50 nOPE-SUal , i Inch and larger , 9@ 9i < S)10c ) ; J inch , WJt. SOAPa-Kirk'a Savon Imperial , 330 Kirk'a satinet , 3 30 ; Kirk's standard , 3 50 ( ii3 35 ; Kirk'a white Russian , 5 25@5 DO Kirk'a Kutoca , 2 05 : Kirk'd Prairie Queen (100 ( cakes ) , 3 iO ; Kirk' * magnolia , 4 55@ 440. CANDLES Boxes , 40 Ibs , Ifi oz , Hs 16cboxe ; 40 Ibs. , 16 oz , , ( is , 16c. LYE American , 3 40 ; Greenwich , 340 Wentern , 2 75 ; North Star , 2 50 ; Lewis lye , 4 CO ; Jewell lye , 275. POTASH Pennsylvania cans , 4 dur. In cose , 3 3.0 ; Babbitt's Ball , 2 doz. In case 1 90 ; Anchor Ball 2 doz In cot-e , 1 50. FIELD SEED Red clover , cholc new , ? 600 per bushel ; mammoth clover new , $700 ; white clover , new , ? 1100 ol alfa clover , new , 812 50 ; iiUike , new $1300. Timothy , good , now , 8. ) 00 blue gross , extra clean , 31 50 ; blu grafw clean , 1 25 ; orchard grass , g2 50 ; red top choice , 1 03 ; millet , common or MUsouri 80c ; millet , German. ? 1 00 to ? l 25 Hungarian. 80c , HEDGESEEN-Oitage orange , 1 I tm heln , $5 00 ; osage orange , 10 bushel ' 3 over. 84 50 ; honey locust , per Ib. , A c ; po 100/b / . , 825 00. FISH Family white finh , UO Ib bf bbU $3 75 ; No , 1 white fwh , 90 Ib hf bbls , 0 30 No. 1 white fwh. in 10 Ib kits , 1 00 ; famil 10 Ib kiln , 75c ; New Holland herring , pc keg , 1 y i Russian sardines , 75c : Colun bLi river Balmonper lOOlbs , 8 00 ; Gworgo Bank codfish , 6c ; Gen. boneless codrwl t Jc ; bonelena fieh , 5Jc. M AOKEItEI * Half bbU mew nifwkere 100 Ibn , 812 50 ; hf bbl No , 1 ei whore d < 1001U ) 6 CO ; hf bbU , fat family do , 100 , 3 85 ; ni < i mackerel , li ! Ib klt , 2 23 ; 'o. 1 ox nhore , 12 Ib do , 1 GO ; No. t < hnro , 2 lbd. , 1 00 ; f t familv , 10 ibiln.7.fc. . CANNED GOODS -Uy t. > w. 2 Jb Field's ) , tier CASC , $1 00 ; do 1 Ib ( Field1 * ) , er case , 2 ftO ; do 2 Ib ( Standard ) , px > r Cose , IX ) ; do 1 Ib ( dtandard ) , i > cr Cft < o , 2 N ) ; du lli ( slnck ) , per ca o , 2 75 ; di > I Ib ( slack ) , or case , 200. Onion's .ISO. Salmon , 1 'i , per dnzen , 1 COQtl 70) ) do 'Jib , PIT dozen 55. KardincA , 8in.il ! Huh , imported , ono muter boxes | > or IHIX , MJc ; AtncricAii , nartor boxes i r box , lie ; d h.ilf iMixt-it , H-r l ) x. 2ljc. l < obnters , I Ib tvr ( tnien , 80. Tomato . , 2 IK ) ; do 8 Ib per a o , 330 ; Com 2 II. ( Mountain ) K.T ease , 3 60 ; necked corn , 2 10 ; do Ib ( Yarmouth ) , per CAS , 3 0 1 ; tring bean ? , per ci o , 2 25 ; Lima brans or Cftso , 2 20. Sitcoiitosh iwr cace , 2 25. 'eas , iimimon , percofio , 2 OOiiK'iv * , choice , x > r ca eI 50. Itlacklwrrics , 2 Ib , per c.v c , 80 ; fltrawbcrrie * , 2 U > , | ir cuso , 2 75 : asiiborrie" , 2 Ib , per COMP , 2 75(23 ( ' 00. ) aiusoni , 2 H , j > er caxc. 245. Ha'rtlott Arn per case , 30o@IOO.Vhortlebor - if per CIUP , 2 SO. Kj | ( plums , 2 Ib ] tr ijie , 3 M ) ; do , choice , 2 Ib , | > cr CJW P. 4 50. irt'i-n Ri ; iv < ,2 Ib per case , 3 60i do choice , " " . i , Te.w,4 50. PlnoAiiplos 2 Ib , per case , 00i ( 75 , Peaches , 2 Ib p r CJVR. , 3 10 : o 3 lit , case , ( > 00@0 50 ; do , ( pto ) , 3 Ib , per * < t'.385 ; ilo pie , 0 Ib , IHT dozen , 3 50. KICK CnntHno , 8@84c ; LouWanii , 7J S\c ; fair , Ojfji(7. 1'KANUTS Uoiutted , choice , n'd Ten- ixec , I'c p < < r Ib ; fancy white , lOc' per Hi ; v white Virginia raw , lOc : ronskwl , Dry Qood * COTI'ONH-Allantlo A. 8Jc ; 'c ' ; Indian Oiclunt d. w , , SJc ; Lawrence / ! , , "c ; Mystic Hi\cr , 7Jc ; Pequnt A , 8Jo : ; hawmut LL , 7c ; Utica C , 5JicVachus - tt H , 7Jc ; do A , 8jc : do K 4S , 12ic ; Wai- itt 1115 , ic. FINE llltOWN COTTONS -Alleudale -It 7ic ; Alligator 3-4 , 3c ; Argyla 4 I , 7c ; Vtlmitit LU t5Jc ; Hadccr Stat. > X M , "c ; lenningtun C 4-1 , ( ii/c / ; lluckuj e S. 4-4 , p.\oc \ ndian Orchard AA l8 l > , SW : lnconii ; O 9 , 8Jc ; Lvhiiih E l-l , % : Iu lalt ! 4-1. Oc : Peppered N 30 , 7c ; do O 32 , 7Jc ; do It 0 , 7fc : ; do E 3i ) , 8Jc ; Pocansrt C 4-1 , 7j'c ; VnmHUtta4. | , 13c. BLEACHED COTTONS- . kin L 4-4 , lOcjBlackstone A A In perinl ! ic ; lo do half bleached 4 4no ; Cabot 4-1 , & { ; FidelItyl-4 , lcFnil of th LoomllJdo ; an brie | . | ,13cdo ; WaUirTvist,10icGreat ; 'alNQ.lOJc ; Indian Head shrunk 4-4,12 c ; j tisdule , IOc ; do cambrl37 , 13c ; New York Mills. 13c ; Pequot A. IOc ; Peppcrell S' G Twills , 12ic : Pocnhontos t-4 , Djc ; 'OCIIHS t 4-4 , 8Jc ; Utica , lie ; WaniNUtln ) X X , 13c. DUCKS Unblenche < l Atlantic , 10 o ,7c ; Baltimore do , 16c ; Ixmo Star , 8 on. , 2c : Sav ge , 18c. LuCKS ( Colored ) Alb ny K brown , ic ; do C , ilra' 1 In N..V , htripea and > laids , 124c ; do XXX brown and drab , tripes and plaids , 12Jc ; Ulingt'in fiincy , 9c ; Brunswick brown , 8Jc ; Chariot fancy , .2jc ; do uxtra heavy , 1'Oc ; Fall Rive- irown , c\tra heavy , UJc ; Indiana A irown. Ktc : Neponbet A liro-M ) , 15o. TICKINGS AmoakeaK A C A 32 , 7Jc ; do XX blue 32 , ISjc ; Arrowanna , } Jc ; Clareinont B B , 15Jc ; Conc toga cv- ra , 17ic ; Hamilton I1 , 11 Jo ; Levviinn A 0 , Iflc ; Minneliaha 1-1 , 20c ; O neca sup r \tra 1-4. 28c ; Pearl River 32 , Ifijc ; I'ut- lam XX blue stripe , 12c ; Shetucket S OJc ; do SS 12c ; \ eoman's blue 211 , 8Jc , DENIMS. Amoikcak , blue nnd brown , 0\c \ ; Andover DD I'lue ' , 15Jc ; Arlington line Scotch , 18Jc : Concord OOO , blue and irown , 12ic ; do AAA , do do 13J ; dyXXX lo do 141c ; Haymaker' ) ) blue nd brown , ) Jc ; Mystic River DD stripe , KJ c ; Pearl "liver , blue and brown , 15jc ; Unoasville , > lue and brown , lojc. CAMBRICS Barnard , 5 c ; Eddystone iiuiiK , 21 inch double face , 8Jc ; Gamer A dazed , 5c , Manhattan glove fini-h , 5jc ; 4ewport da Oc ; do glided , 5Jc ; Pequot do n ; Lo kvvood kid hnit.li , Gc. CORSET JEANS Amory , 8cAndros ; cogjrin satteen , SJc ; Clarendon , G c ; Cones- , ogix sattcens , 7jc ; Hallowed , 80 ; Indian Jrchard improved , 7Jo ; Narraganflett , 7ic ; Pepperill satteen 94n ; Rockx | > rt , 7Jc PRINTS- Aliens , OJc ; American , fijc ; \rn Id , 7c ; Berwick , 4'lc ; Cocheco , To ; 7oncstoga. 6Jc ; Dunkirk , 4c ; Dunnell , j@7c ; Eddystone , 7c ; Gloutettor , Oc ; rfarmony , 5Jc ; Knickerbocker , Gjc ; Mer- rimac D , 7c ; Mystic , fijc ; Spratiien , Oc ; soutbbridge , 6c ; do. Gngham ! , 7c ; Ilorl- ) on > , B3c : Oriental 6Jc. GINGHAMS-Amoskeag , lOJu ; Amos ceog ilresB 121 Argyle , lOjc ; Atlantic , Ic ; Cuniboilftiid , "Jo ; } ighlHnd , SJc ; KenilwoHh , 8Jc ; Plun kett , lOic ; Sui wx , 8c. COTTONADESAbborvillu 13ic ; Agate , 20c ; American , Ilo ; Artinian , 20o ; Cair. . . D and T , 13Jc ; Clarion D and T , ' .7Jc ; Deccan Co.Htriiies DandT , IGc ; Key- tone , 13Jc ; Nantucket , 19c ; Nonpareil , 16c ; Ocean D and T , 13Hc : Royal , IGJc ; " u HfX , 12c ; Tioga , 12Jc ; Waclmsett hhirt n7 sbecku , 12Jc ; do , Nankin , 12ic ; York , ilain Nankin. 124c ; do , checks , stripes and ancy , 12jc ; do , Boz , 20c. SHEETINGS-AndriHcogdnl0.4.27ic ; do 9-4 , 24c ; do 8-1 , 22c ; Continental C 42 , lie ; Fruit of ihe I-oom 10-1 , 27J ; New York mills 98 , SJc ; do 78 , 30c ; do 58 , 22Jc ; Pembroke 10-4 , 25c ; Pequot 10-4 , 28Jc ; do 7-4 , 19c ; do 49 , lc ( ! ; Pepperell 96 , 29c ; do 67 , 21c ; do 57 , 18c ; Utica S Xio ; do 58 , 22Jc ; do 48 , 17c Olgara and Tobaccos CKJARS. Seeds , 815.00 ; Connoctlcut , 825.00 ; Mixed , 835.00 ; Seed Havana , 50.00ClearHavana , 875.00. TOBACCO - PLUG. - Golden Rule , 4 Ib , 60c ; Spotted Fawn , 61c ; Our ROJMJ , 1 quality , 62c ; Star , ponndu , 2-1 b , butt * , 60o ; Horse Shoe , iioundu , 24 Ib , buttd , 60c ; Purity , 24 Ib. butts , 52c ; Queen Bee , 24 Ib , buttR. 53c Gilt Edge , pounds , 21 Ib , buttn , 60 ; Army and Navy , pounds , 55c ; Bullion , ] > oundx , Xo ) ; Lorillard's Cllniai , | ouiiU , Clc. FINE CUT In pails , Hard to Beat , 75o ; Golden Thread , 70c ; "Fountain , BOo Favorite , 65c ; Rocky Mountain , ( iOo Fancy , 55o ; Daisy , OUc. Iu tin foil Datlirw O. S , , 5 Ib noxtis , | > er lli K.rx ) ; Lori lUard'n Tiger , 65c ; Diamond Crown , Wo. SMOKING All Kradew Common , 25to 33c. Granulated BUckwellH Durham , It oz 51c ; Duken Ihirham , 16 oz , 50c ; Seal of North Carolina. Ifi oz , 46 ; SOA ! of Nebras ka. 16 oz , 38c ; Ixno.Tack , 4 oz , linen bagH , perlb , 81.35 ; Marburg'P-ck , 2 o , tin oil , (55o ( ; Dog Tall , 65c. Paints Oils end Varnishes PAINTS IN OIL White lead. Omaha P. P. , 7c ; white lead , 0. P. 4 C. Co.purc 6-1 ; Marseille * gren , 1 to 5 Ib cans 20c French zinc , gi m HeaJ. 12e ; French zinc red seal , lie ; French zinc , In varnish a st 20c ; French zince , in oil aiwt , 15cj Rav and burnt umlwr , 1 Ib cans 12o : raw JIIL. buna Sienna , 13c : Vandyke brown , 13 , ; itifmed lampblack , 12c ; coach black , l''c ; Iory I black , Kic ; drop black , 16c ; PrnsBian blue , 30c ; nUramarlno blue , 18c ; chrum * ' green , L. M. & D , , lie ; blind and nhiittor green , L. M. & D. , 1 Ic ; Paris green , 18c ; Imllan red , UK : : Venetian rod , 9c ; Tuscan dit , 22c ; American Vcnnlllmi , I. & P. , 18o ; i-hrome yellow , L. , M. , O. i D. O. , 18c ; vullovv r > chre , 9c ; golden ochre , 10 ; patent Tlryer , I'M' ; graining colors : light oak , darken on , walnut , che-tnut and ai'i'lf ' \ Dry ° alntt White lead , CJc ; French /Inc. IOc ; Puria whiteing 24c ; whiting gilders , IJc ; ubitinL' c'oml , lie ; lampblack ( > ennaiu town , 1 Ic ; lampblack , firclinary , Sc ; 1'nw- Hian blue , -15c ; ultramarine , 18c ; vundyLe , brown , 8c ; umber , burut , Ic ; umWr , raw , IcjHienna , burn t , 4c ; nienua , ruw , Ic PariH green genuine , 35c ; Paris green com'l oc ; cluomu green , N , Y , * 20c ; chrom- green K. , 12c ; vennilllon , Eng. , 70c ; vermillion - million , America , 18c ; Indian red , ICv , rose pink , 1 Ic ; Venetian read , CookHon'a Mci Venetian red Am. , ISc ; red lead , 7jc ; chrome yellow , genuine , 20c ; chrome yel. low , K. , 12c ; ochre , rochelle , 3r ; ochre , French , 2jc ; oclire , American , Uc ; Winter's mineral. 2Jc ; lehigh brown. 2jc : ipanixh brown , 2Jc ; Prince's mlnural Sc ; VARNISH ES-Barrel per gallon. Furniture , extra , $1 10 ; furniture , No , 1 , $ lfunilture ; , U , 85c ; coach , extra , 81 10 ; ? otth , Xo. 1 , 81 20 ; lUnur , 91 f > 0 ; Japflii , Oc ; anphaltuin , 70o ; ohcllnc , $3 1-0 : hanl II finish. SI 30 OIIS-UO * carbon , jH-r Ralloii , fa'lliRhtr ' | gallon. 12o ! ' > fr gallon , Ifie ; ciy tuline , inecd , ruv. pcrtjalldii , ( ! ( i ; n i , or Knllon , tlScj Inrd , winter t 'd , perual- ni. 1 0. " > ; No 1. SOc ; No. 2. < V-o : p.tor , XX , i 'r Kiill'in , 1 ! > 0 ; No. : . 1 1 ° > ; wn-t , ergHllon , tOo ; iporni , W. U. , per Kili > n , Ti ; ti ! > h , W. II. per gallon , ( XV ; mittcfoot , TtM , per gallon , 7. > c ; No. 1 , IV'u ; lulal- , ifr < > < per callon , SOc ; iiiinmcr , 15c ; o den nmchliii' , No. 1 , per pillou. .Tm ; No. , SO ; kpcriu , niKii.ll , per Kalloii , SOe ; ter- > entino , per Kiilloti ' , Olc ; nnptlia , 71" , per 20c. Lumbar. WHOI.K.SALK. FENCING No. 1 , 12 to 20 ft , 820 00 ; N'o. 2 , 12 In 20 ft. , 19 00 ; shooting drosse < l , S'o. 1 , 18 00 ; No. 2 , 1(5 ( 00 ; common board * , nvuvd. 20 00. FUAM1NG-10 ft. ami under , | ier M , X)00 ; 10 ft. Huddlng , 22 0022 ; ft. 22 00 ; A ft. 25 Ou. FINISHING No. 1. fmlnh 11 , 1J and Inch , 8.V ) 00 No. 1 finish 1 luoh 845 00 ; S'o. 2. finish U. Ii and 2 Ineh. ? l.'iOO : Nu. rmlili , I inch , $10 00 ; No , 3 mdih , I im-h , WOO ; O. G. battotH pet iOO feet liu. , < 1 00 : well curbing , $22 00 ; rough J ami ' . ' nch battom per 100 feet Hi50 \ ' . STOCK BOA UDS-A stock , SIO 00 ; U Wi 00 ; C , STO 00 ; common stock , $22 50. FLOOlUNG-No. .1 , { HO IX ) ; No. 2 , * M IHI ; No , 8 , 52' ' . ' 00 ; yellow pinn. No. 1 , $1000. SIDINU-iNo. I , iJ-J-lOO ; No. 2 , $ ' . ' 200 ; Vo. 3. $18 00. SHIP LAP-Pbiin , 82200 ; O. U. No. I , J3200 ; No. 2. $22 00. CEILING S2I OOdP.37 00. LATH ANDSHINGLESAtatbost ( ) liingles , & 38Ti , N" . 2. $250 ; No 3. * 2 00. , uth , ? 3 f > 0. Henvy Hardware List Iron , ratot , < 3 Ml ; plow steel , cu > t , "ic ; tnst tool do , I5ff'20 ( vvngon | HVw , ht , 2 25S'3 ( IK ) : bubs , per set , 1 2"i ; felloec , sawed Iry , 1 40 ; tongiu * , each , 70@85c : axliv , ach , 75c ; s iuar i imtx , per Ib , 7llc ; vasherH , | > er Ib , 3jfilNc ( ; met * , per Ib , lie ; coil chain , per Ib , lifel'-'c ; maller.ble , 8u ; ron wettri's , ikj ; crowbare , ( > c : harrow A'eth , Ic ; liorHoslioiM. per keg , f 00 ; spring tteel. 7n,8o. ( NAILS-lOto'JW. 360 ; 8 ti 10 , : < 75 ; 'x\ \ , I 00 ; Id , 4 2Ti ; M , common , : > 00 : 3 < 1 , fine , G 50 ; clinch , all l7es , fi 25 ; Gd , ciwing , I 75 ; 8d casiiiL- 1 5 ; lOd casing , 4 25 ; lOd inih , I 75 ; Sd finish , 5 00 ; M finish , 5 25 mlf keitK , IOc uxtra. SHOT. Shot , $ l.ari ; Buck shot , $2.10 : Jriental Powdnr , kegs , SU.40 ; do. , half kegs , .93.48 ; do. , quarter kegs , $1.88 ; Blast- ni ? , ko H. $3.35 : Fuie. ner 100 feet We. Horses and Mutas. market is brisk and all filing well ntlight advance in p ices , 'he demand for good horses exceeds the upply considerably Prices range n fo | . OWH : Fine Binglu drivers , 5150. lo 300. ; Extiu draft homes , ? 175. to 225. ; Common dnu't ior es. 8100. to 150. : Extra farm borne ? , illO. to 125. ; Common togcxxlfarm horses * 1H ) . to $100. ; Extra plugs , SGO. to 75. ; Jommon plugH , $ l0. ! to $40. -MULES. 15 to 15J bands ( extra ) , $125. o50. ; llj to 15 hands , $100. to 110. ; 4 to Hi hands , S75. to 100. ; 13 } to 14 lands. ? 60. to 75 Liquors. ALCOHOL- proof , 225 per wine a'lon ' ; extra California spirit187 i roof , : 3 i | er pioof gallon ; triple roliutd spirits , P" pr.'of , 1 21 per proof irnllon ; re-distilled . H'kitH , 1 OOfel 5 ; line blended , 1 50W ( J 50 ; Kuntiicky boiubous , 200M700 ( ; 1C it- .ucky and Pvhnsylvani.i ryes , 2 OOfijT 00 BRANDIES Imported , $ U ( H@lf. ) 00 ; domestic 1 40@4 00. GINS Imported. 4 50 000 ; domntle , 403 00. RUMS Imported. 50@li 00 ; New Entrland. 2 OOW1 00 ; domestic. 1 50(5)3 ( ) 50 PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY r > ® 4 oo. CHAMPAGNES Iinorteil per case , 2600U t'jAa.ir'ju case , 1200 ® OLAliETS-Pcr case , 4 50@1G 00. WINES KMmi wine , i > or case , G 00@ 20 00 ; Catawba , per cose , 4 00@7 00. Bulldlrc Material. LIME Fjr barrel , 81 33 ; bulk per bn. , Vic. Cement , bbl , $2 50. Iowa plaster , bbl , 82 50. Hair per bu , 35c. Tarred felt 100 llis. $3 50. Straw board , SCC PAPER St'aw paper , S c ; rag paper , Ic ; dry goods naper , 7c ; marula paper , IOc ; news paper. Sc COAL Cumberland blacksmith , 812 ; Morris Run BloMsburg , 812 ; Whitcbreast ump , 87 00 ; Whitebreast nut , 87 00 ; lown ump , $ i > 50 : Iowa nut $6 50 ; Rock Springs , J3 ; Anthracite , all t\7Cf. \ 813 50@14 00. Wool. Mttrlno unwaBhed , light , 1 l@16c ; heavy , lesii Hides hurt , Etc. HIDES Green butcher's hide , 7c ; green cured hides , 8c ; green salt , pi" * cured hides , 7g)7Jc ( ) ; diy flint , Hound , 13@14c ; dry calf and kip , 12@13c ; dry Halt hides , sound , ll@12c ; green calf. wt. 8 to5 It * . . 10@llc ; green calf , wt , under 8 Ibs , pet skin , M" jreen pelts , 81 00@115 ; green lamb skins , $1 10@12. < : damaged hides , two-third rate , cut Boored and one grub , classed two- U inti rat , ) branded hides 10 t > er cent. off. Coon skins. No. 1 , 45c ; No. 2 , 30c ; No. 3 , 20. ; No. 4 , IOc. Slink , No. 1 , 60o ; No. 2 , 30o ; No. 3 , 15c ; No. 4 , 5c. Fox , No. 1 , 60c ; No. 2,25c. Skunk , No , 1 , llack , i55c ; short strliw , 40 < " narrow stripe 25o ; broad strijH ) , IOc , Tallow , 5Jc. Drurs. DKUUH AND CHEMICALS. Acid Carbolic , 50c ; Acid , Tartaric , 54c ; Balsam Copabia , per Ib , ? 2c ; Bark , Sassa/raii , per Ib , 12o ; Calomel , per Ib , 70c ; Cinchonlrlla , per oz , 8100 ; Chloroform , per Ib , 95c ; Dover's powders , rwr Ib , 81 40 ; Epscn salts , per Ib. SJo ; Glycerine , pure , per Ib , 48c : I ead , Acetate , i > er Ib , 22c ; Oil , Castor , No. 1 , | > er rfal , * 1 35 ; Oil , Castor , No , 3f | > er gal , 812-r. ; Oil , Olive , per gaL 81 40 ; Oil , Origanum , 50c Opium , 84 40 ; quinine P. & W. & K. & S. , per oz , 82 76 ; Potasidurn , Iodide , p r Ibi 82 40 ; Halacin , per oz. 40c : Sulphate elMer Mor hine , per oz. 83 85 ; Sulpnur flour , per Ib , 4Jc ; Strrcnulno , rxr oz. 81 45 , DANCING'SCHOOL. . CIIILDKK.V'H CLAKH Saturday" at 2 p. in. , Wednesdays nt 4 p , ni. LADIKN GLAUS Mondays und Thurn days nt 4 p. in. LADIKH' AJJU OKNTLKUKN'R ADVANC-K CLASH -Wudnendiye nnd Saturdaya nt H p. in , NKW I't'i'iMMontlrtyn and days at 8 p , in. I'rivntu IcaRonagivmi nt hall or ruai diincu. For further purticularH call or nddrfHs ; L. FKANK I'I.V.VKV , I/ick Ilex 080 , a fit Central Hull. JIAl'PY NKW YEAK to all my pntroiiH , aii'l us -ucjuit cliiir ing ox nrhitiint ) irim > H long a o , wo will hope to BCD you nil of tcner in 1882 than CVIM bofort' . YOUHH TKt'I.V , WILLIAM OENTLBM AN. TMEDANIsTl SOCIBTV. .MeinbtTH of thu Danish nocinty cat obtain cardn of ndinittuiifu to tliu uno htindrod and llrxt annivorHary b.ui- . nnd b.tll on the Idth of J.uiuury , 1882 , of H. F. Mudnuii'H. Huth Htroct L. .Jurgonaon , corner of Tunth anc Juckitoii , Novo Krabbuliiiiu , cornur o. Eluvfothatrcut ; Durn , Kixtcciith urn ChicifoA. ; N. Kjiir.CuiniiiKiindTwun ty-fourth Hlrei't. All card" must Ix tnkon bt-foro Saturday cvoiiiii , Jan uiry II. .laii'J-7 11 COLQRADO WONDERS. * Rico , th . Labi Qront Mining Cwitro. Piollilo MInrft , Extoiiolvo Silver Lpiulft mill Honutlful Country ( Vrrc piii < ln c of The Oinnlm H. c. Kli-o , Colo. , December US TMU wonderful silver producing tpiahtii-s of the atiilo of Colorido , luivo for BOV ernl your * past furnished n tliuino for . the cnnvHpoiuU'iit mill guido * writer , and so tuiiiy point * havu discovered throughout thoatiitnth.it promises Kro.it things us oro-prnduc ing sections , tli.it storio * of wealth jieldmg districts hnvu become mute familiar. IjiMilvilh' has fcfr two or threi year * attracted universal aUiMitimi , and thu immense output of oru from tlnit great c.iihnnatu eanip , h.is al eudy made one of thu bright pnjji1 * n thu records of thu material pro of thu state. Other sections boon brought into notion by thi < L'teat amount of precious motal-bcnr i y ores that Imvobocn found within heir limits , but the most wonderful if all these localities appears lo be ho mining camp of Uico , which with i giowth of about uighteon numths IMH developed into one of thu motit irollliu , populous and thriving mmiii ) . ' entres of the stnto. The town of llicu u the county eat of Dolores county , recently 01- ; i\ni/A'd , has grown within two yo.ux 0 respectable dimensions , b.iviii ovei wo thuus.ind inliabitanta , two b.inks , 1 newspaper , county buildings , churches , stores , and every appoint- nont of n live , imtorprising cmumu- nty. It is picturesquely located on the unk of thu Uolorea river , and is stir- loundecl by four mountains , viz. ; Hxpectution , Dt lores , ToleHcope and U liott. The mines are within these nountaitm , ouch of which appear to m in itsull un immense body of < m\ Jver live thousand locations have jeon made , mid without cxuuptinn , mvu nil proven good paying prospects , some of them largo paying mines. I'lua camp can boast of having within its limits , the largest exposed body of ire in Colorado , viz : the Wiibash nine , and the largest exposed pay chute ( in the Nun man group ) to Im 'ound in thu world. This pay chute allows over one , liou3iind teet in lenirth , and three liundrcd feet wide , and carries ere of liyli yr.ulo , asH.iying ftoni onu bun- hod and eighty-two to nine hundred iimcc.H to thu tun. Unlike any other nmiiiL' camp in tbo state , Uico e.in iniudly ol.um to huvo within its cot- ines every facility for the bucceusful Ti'atineiit of ores , either by milling or niH'liini , ' procesj. Iron , lead , lime , coal and coke are in immense supply , thu coal , both bituminous and anthra cite , being readily mined , iindthnrough testa have demonstrated thu coke nro- ilucing ( pnhties of the one , and thu "reo burning nature of the other with small per cent of each In addition .it ' thu many advantages possessed by : ho camp as fur as mining facilities uo , us near agricultural worth is n matter oi no small consideration to the per manent Bottlers. Within fifteen miles ) f the town are rich valleys of ar.iblu amis , the waters of the Dolores river and its fuudern being amply miliicient for purposes of irrigation. During the paat season displays of vegetables and fruits raised in il > c Animas and Dolores valleys wuro such is to viu with thu succulent products of California. Pinetimborof largo growth abounds ; magnificent water bursts forth from thn mountain streams on every eidc ; lish and { Mine are within ensy reach ; Uio people 11 ro kind , intelligent and thoroughly onurgetic , and altogether Hico , while abounding in wealth for thu miner , is a pleasant place for thu permanent settler looking for u home. Tim rails of thu Denver and Uio Grande railroad , now but thirty milea uway , arc fast approaching thu town , nnd in a few months the camp will bo in closu connection with the outside world. A smelter has buon at active work hero for soinu months , turning out from $2,500 to $3,000 in bullion each day A lixivation works ia in rapid const.-uclion. Three stamp mills are being erected , and in a very little while several of the companies opera ting minps owned by thorn hero , pro pose to start lurgn forcoa of men. Even now with the limited dovol opmunt of thu mines thu yield ol precious metal bearing oru is aboul five hundred tons per day , which could bo quadrupled within a week by in creased operations. Thu people hero are looking for a great boom in tint region during the coming spring and those coining hero will find one ol the most wonderful sections of the wonderland of Colorado. I write this after nn extended tramp through this far famed "San Juan country , destined to bu the richest locality in thu stae and Hico ia its prido. ' 'WANIJKIIEII The BOB and Monopolies. KNOI.KWOOD , Cook Co. , III. , December 20 , 1881. To ( lib K'lltor ' ol TllK Hex. ; Enclosed please lind currency for WKKKLV Hux for year 1882 I not only continue to find il thu bent medium of news from Nc braska and the fur west , but ono'o the most able , earnest and agressiv advocates for thu legislative control o corporations now published. I'eopl in thin region were surprised t find Nebraska' * ) undisputed champioi among thu roll of uitti-monopol ) dates , at thu late meeting of th iiHtional alliance. Knowing well th planting of thu sued and the nurtur ing of its growth , more largely throng tlio inlluuncu of TIIK BKI : thai through any other inlluiuiu , thu an nouncemcnt WHS no surprise to mo. When I watt engaged two years a o , in discussing these qucstiona among the people of Nebraska , the inoat common cataatrophrasu used by the monojMjly attorneys and their stool- pigrotn in almost every villagu and country neighborhoad , WM something like this- "You h-ivo nn right lo conMol by l.tv the property o'f the.'o num who hive ii ki'd their money in the oon- struclion of useful and nocionarj highwajs ( Jr.iiiiter laws , nnd tink- ennn iMi rillroad matiagemoiit has every win-re been i failure , etc. In addition In this the slatoment is even now indiMtrioitsly circulated nof only in Nebraska , but throughout Illinois and Wisconsin , that the lint class hui < i in these stales and li va reduced their fares to threu cents per mile "as s i > na they could alUml to , and just Mlu-n they ot ready , nnd not a min ute sooner. " 1 wi-di to put an olid , if piwsihli , t any such atrocious false h'-od. h'od.When When , less than two years at > o. the leading Illinois tomU > ere maintain- MIR a Rchedulu of rates bo\e , and in "IHMI ( leli.inco of the rates piefcribed under the Illinois l.iw , u number of li.iblie-spirited ] and dotermincil eiti / tis hud their plans to bring suits i mult nu'ouslj in l.ugo numbir of Amities thiotigh which the line.s r.tu. 'lie muugers of the loads , seeim : no 'tenmthu ' but to back down volini inly or bo fotcud down in the courts , \liei-o they had already boon beaten , i a large number of cases , with a roicst and a ro\sl loueuul their ate.s. Veryiecently the utaju bnanl f railroad and warohou.ie eommis loneis bavo devi ed a now schedule f pnsM > nior and freight rates for all he liius in the state. Aecompaiiied ithtbetmu.il amount of tjinmhliiig lie nude are issuing instructions to lieir agon I.s in conformity lo thu law MIIIIO of thorn , notably the Illinois "entral , have filed a fi'tmal proto t in riling. This may servo to show the tockholduiH that their paid attorneys ro tiying lo earn their salaries but is f no other mgnificanco and never will e. These monopolistic pettifoggers ave , Minoo thu earliest giango movo- tents in this n ate , been nhedding rucodilo tears over % ltho dangers of rippling the cflicioncy of thu roads y a meddlesome parsimony. " To efttto this twaddle it is only necessary n recall the fact that thu chief lines f Illinois , Missouri and Iowa own o.id beclr , rolling clock , depot build- ngs and general equipments equal to ny other on the fact ! of the lobe , and are every day tid ing equipments that surpasses n magnificence any preceding. Add he furl her fact that a majority of hose lines carry above par in Wall trout , tuo , three , and in some cases uoro than three times as many dol- ars of Matcroil slock as they have dual dollars investment in thu prop rty , anil are getting butter-annual etnrns on this stock , water and all , him any staple industry can ever tope tu earn , thmi uo begin to recog liy.u the brazen efl'iontery , or the degraded - graded imbicilttj of men who piofoss o bu afraid that tbo railroads will bo rinpled by meddlesome parsimony The statement h.is also been ro itor- ited to the people of thu far westthat ow niton bore only apply to trunk iiKH mid through passengers. It eums incredible that men can bo ouiul to believe such trash , yet such to exist , not only in Nebraska , but even lien- among men who travel but ittlo. It may interest such to state hat I have , during the past smcon nonths , visited exory city and hamlet ibovo two hundred in population , and lave traveled over every milo of road n Illinois , north and west of the \Va- > ash line , from Duivillo to St. Louis. No matter what nook or corner of he state I visit the rate of faro lor a linglo mile or a hundred is so rarely ibovu three cents that a higher rate is a thing long to be remembered. Yet lot a milo of these lines could to-day ji > traveled over at so low a rate , but ) r ( ho protection nfibidodhy the law , ; rowing out of the much anathema- .izod granger and lo.iguu movements. But for these laws the people of Illinois would now be paying rates fully one- lalf greater , and managers of trans portation lines would , to this hour , lave been lugging oil to the older states and to foreign countries , to spend in fine palaces , or on fancy dogs and horses , what thu patrons of .heir lines uro now saving for t ioir own benefit bore at home. Very truly yours , ALXUKU CI.AKK Buoklin'i Araloa Salve. The boat salvo in the world for outs , amines , sores , ulcore , salt rheum , Fever sores , tetter , chapped hands , chillblaina , corns and all kinds of skin eruptions. This salve is gnar antood to give perfect satisfaction ii every case or money refunded. Price , 25c per box. For sale by T u A MoMAiioN. Omaha. ACADEMY OP MUBIO. 1. . IIALBKHT , oaraa AND GRAND HATtJRDAVMATI Y.Y. . The CfcwmtnK anil fuvorlto Actrum , FLORENCE .HERBERT , HupporUxI h > ' ft Urtfe and Kicullent Company under the H n&r | aeat ol WII1TKLKV A Htl I.KCK. 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Thomas , ATTORNEY - AT LAW EDHOLM E BICKSO Give the Bargains IN \ \ . \ , KINDS OK JEWELRY WATCHES.CLOCKS , SILVERWARESOLED AND 1'LYTKlVAUF AND DIAMONDS. At Priotw t.hiit .Suit Any OtiHtouiur Who UonllyjWtHhoHn Fir-tit * An iol . STAR TINTED SPECTACLES A ' 8 also Sol I E chis voly by us. ALSO WESTERN AGENTS SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN GO.'S ORGANS. EDHOLM & ERIOKSON , THE JEWELERS , Opposite the Post Office. SAUSAGES I Practical Sausage Manufacture1 ] , ORDERS OF ALL KINDS FILLED PROMPTLY FOR ALL VARIETIES OF SAUSAGES. F mily orders attended to with despatch , and every thing promised satisfactory. liivite a call at No.2IO Sou'h Tenth Stre-t. _ _ _ SUPERIOR J1THER8 In Convenience , Dl'RASILm ' , ECONOMY GENERAL CONSTRUCTION BUY THE BEST SDS.I > m - LanFotick W. J. WELSHANS & GO. , . . . -W1IOLKL.ALK ANIl IIKTML Pr.1I.KUS IN Flour , Feed , Grain , Baled Hay. PROPRIFTOKS OMAHA CITY MILLS , . . - CUOIl'i : lllt.V.S'DH OK- Winter and Spring Wheat Flour , Rye Flour , Grahan Bran , Corn , Oats and Chopped Feed of all Kinds. Cor. Eighth and Farnham Streets , Omaha INVITATION TO ALL WHO MAVK WATCHES AND CLOCKS TO UK IlKPAIKKD , IE INT GIB - A"V I IN" G- TO UK DUNK OR JEWELRY i MANUFACTURED. While our Work is better , our Prices are Lower than all others. I received all of the SIX FIRST PREMIUMS offered for Competition in our line Over All Competitors. For the Best Watch Work , For the Best Jewelry , ( own make. ) For the Best Engraving , For the Best Diamonds ( own importation ) FOR THE BEST DISPLAYED , ETC Hiivinu hituly onlnrgnd my workshofis and putting in miw . .nil improve * . cliinory , 1 hope to still nioru iinprovo thu nuility uud fiuish f our urk uud fill ordure with inure promptiioss tlinn is usuul. 3y McMo has always boon and always will bo ; "First to j iiin suponor lite nnd tbun mfvurtisu thu fact nut huloroiui wild advurtisomunU unprinciplud dualurs buing in thu habit of cunyiug my uriiouiicoinunta , I would bog you , thu ruadtir of tins , to draw a line botwuun uuch cnpiud iidvurtisomuntH and tlumu of Voura vury truly , A. B. HUBERMANN , The Reliable Jeweler , Omaha , Neb , , Sign of thfl Strikinf Tovrocl \ ?