Nebraska Newspapers

    if THE OMAHA DAILY BEE- WEDNESDAY IPEimUAHV I ,
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
THK FRt Stilt PANIC.
.Tsnuary 31. At the Paris and
ilte bournes the otook markets-under
eVnfluencc of the syndicate of bankers
clo J Vea-ly , with slight reaction in
prices.
Judicial inquiry ha * b n commenceJ
into the affairs of the Union Generate and
a corps of expert * Is now cngags.l In ex
amining its books. In the chamber of
deputies to-day M , Muidritix moved a
proposition that the government luteiveno
. .The St. .Tamo * Gazette editorially saya
we suspensloa of the Union Generate re
lieves instead of embarrassing the finnn-
.clal situation ; that gold Is exported to
Paris I * only a temporary movement to
enable the Hour e to meet forthcoming
liquidation on the 5th of February , and
that after liquid ttlon gold will bo re-ex
ported to this country , The Gazette alw
wa-ns the Knglixh holders agaiust being
frightened out of their American sccuri-
tie i by the temporary export of gold from
New York.
Business at the stock exchange this
afterno m closed quiet , the gcncial atti
tude being one of expectation , nnd will
pivuibly remain so until the Parit liuurno
liquidation.
Till : FFELI.VO IN LONDON.
LOND .v , January 31 At the stock ex
change this afternoon , the stock market
being influenced by fears of ndcarcr m uey
-r ' rUot an I flatter price * at Paris , became
" 'gloomy , but towards the clo-e there wa n
recovery hi prices on it being amounted
that the amount of bullion drawn was
much ( tma'lcr ' than was at ti-st anticipated ,
only 90,00) being taken for Francewhile
orders for the shipment uf $200,000 had
beencountermanded , The inurkit closed
quite firmer.
NF.W YOBK , January 31.
MONEY.
Advices from Paris give no encourage
ment regarding the Union Bank General * .
Later ndviccn from London state the
Bank of Eugl nd rate was not advanced
tliii motning.
Money closed at C per cent ,
f'Exchange closed fum at 4 8.ri@4 90J.
OOVRIttMSSr IIOND3.
Government bonds closed firm.
Currency G's 120 bid.
4'a coupons I 17 }
4Vs coupons 1 13
IVs Continued 1 023
4'n Continued 1 OOf
IlAILnOAI ) BONDS.
Pacific bonds closed as follows :
* Unionists 1 15@l 10
Union Land Grants 1 13 bid.
' Union Sinking Fund . .1 22@l 2 J
Central * 1 131 111
8TOCK1
The stock maiket opened a little fever
ish and unsettled , but there was some gen
eral impro ement e < tabli-hed subsequent
ly , wheu it w.is found foreign advices were
not so bad as had b en rep rtcd. At 10:30 :
a. in. the murk t was i ctive and generally
gaining strength , except for the Northern
Pacific pieforred. Dau\ille & Terminal
rose from 199 to 202.
The stock market was dull but strong on
second call \\lth the improvement of the
morning generally maintained except for
Noithern Pacific preferred.
The stock market to-day was active but
irrp ilar , frequently alternating from firm-
p is to depression and vice versa , Some
. jfarge blocks of stock changed lunds and
the market closed generally at J@li per
cent * bme yesterday's closing pi ices. The
principal dealings were in Lake Shore ,
New York Centtul , Western Union , Dela-
I' ' ware , Lickawanna Ic Western , Milwaukee
and St. Paul , Northern Pacific , Louisville
& Nashville and Michigan Central.
The following are the closing bids :
Arn T. Dist. . . . 31 M LS & W. . . . 4G
i A & TH 311 Met. elevated. . 84
-v Prefeired. 80 M&O
TlSaten. ca Miclii au Cen'l 82
< Ji\&Q 1341 M &O 32
C S 52V M & K 121
C C &IC 19t MP 102
c s & c r > oi NY C 129J
c r N.1C 94J !
C 1 39 ? Niihh. & i 'hat . 81J
C & A llti ! ? NY EIdvated..lOG
C C C & I . . 78J Northwest rn.35
CStL&NO. . 0 Preferred. . . . 110
C & O pfd. . . . 82 Nor. & W. pfd. J54J
< ) ' & 0 2W OC 122J
y 1st pfd 334 Oinaha 35
IT id pfd. . . . 24 * Preferred. . . . 100
D L& W 12T , | Onti-W 152
D & II 1004 OreNavex-div.lOW
Erie 39i OTC 07J
Prefeired. . . . 79 Pull. Pal. Car..135
T & W 324 PD&E 33i
D & R G 73S PM 41 ?
14 $ Quickllver 12
fiferred. . . . 23 $ Preferred. . . . 001
Au Jus 145 Keading 6l3
iVargo 128 III 1314
Vmerican 92 Kich.&All. . . . 31
. S 77 K&D 211
Houston & Tex. 80 R&WPt 2054
H&St J 94 : StPaul 107J
Preferred. . . . 118 Prefered. . . . 121J
IB&W 45 San Francisco. . 41
, C 134 ; Preferred. ! . 57
35 ! 1st preferred. 971
110 T&P 47
It I 49 TD&B 13
LAN ; ; ; . ; osi Union Pacihc..llGJ
LN & C 14 Wabash 3fi
Man. Beach. . . . 29 Do pfd 671
ManhattanKl. . 5 : Western Union. 70 ?
Preferred. . . . 93
HTATK BOND .
State bonds dull and lower.
CHICAGO MOMBT MAHICHT ,
CiuoAao. January 31.
The local money market remains steady.
The offerings uf paper were fair and all
grading A 1 was readily taken at pur lend
Ing business houses at 6@7 par cent , per
annum.
Eastern exchange between city banks
was quoted at SOc per $1,000.
The clearings of the associated banks
were $ . " . ,900,000.
The flow of currency to inteiior points
wan fair.
COMMERCIAL.
Omaha "Wholesale Market-
OFFICE OK THK OMAHA BEE , \
Monday livening , January 31 , J
No changes in market quotations wem
reported to-day. Kvcrytlung quiet. .
Local
WnEAT.-C'ash No. 2 , 1 Ifi ; cash
No. 3 , 90Jc : rejected , 78Jc.
'
UA' hlKY.-Oash No. 2 , 91c ; No.
ItYE.-Cash. SOJc.
OHN.-C'ash No. 2 , 47c.
) ATS. Oash. 34 Jr. .
BTUKKT PJHUK8 Corn , 4i@)0 ; oate ,
HAY SO 00@C SO per ton.
Provlslont.
FLOUR Spring wheat , Btralght grade
S325@3SO ; "Pioneer" California , 8 00
patent , $3 7C@4 50 ; winter wheat straight
grade $3 8.r @ 4 25 ; patent , M fiO@5 00 ; gra
ton rye , $2 TOi Wheat , $3 00 ; Queen
Dee. &l 2. " > ; Jasper , $3 87 ; Hlg Stout ,
S3 M ) .
11YE FI.OUK-S3 SB.
MILLSTUFKS Bran , par cwt. I 00
per tnnli,00@l7.00i ( wrajnlnirs per owl.
SOij Bhorla , per jwt 1.00 ; chopped feed ,
per owt. I 20 ; meal bolted , yellow , 1 40 ;
white. SI CO.
POTATOES Neb'Mkiw , 1 10@1 20.
SWKKT POTATOES Uomdne Musc.v
Une.4 © to per lb.
WILD UEESK-Outof market.
KOOS-lSc.
UUTTElt-Cliotcf. 2350cj poor. nJ
narket : fair , 18@2j ( creamery , S0@3.'c.
APPLES Good. Bound , tery nc rco
t 85 OOtgn W ) per bbl.
LEMONS Steady ; ftt box , { 5RO&
1 00.
00.MAIJiAGA
MAIJiAGA RUAPKS-Fer l > bl.$8 50 ;
per half bbl. , & | 50.
BEESWAX Yellow , 20@22c.
ONIONS 1 1X ( 140 per bushel.
ORANIir.KlUKS-Per bbl. , $10 00@
U ' 0.
OELERY Per dot. , 0 i@5.K ! .
DRESSED OEESE-Por 11 > . , 9@llc.
OYSTERS Selects. 45c ; standards , 33o.
DRESSED OlUCKENS-Steady at
.
DRESSED TURKKYS12l@13c.
011EESE-1014c.
Orocert Lilt.
COFFEE. Klu , talr. Kljcs Rte , good ,
( c ; lUo , prime In choice , 14Jc ; Old gov't
Iftvjv ; 2ttJ@28io , Mocha , 28Jc ; Arbucklo'n ,
7c.
TEAS.-rfJunpowder , good , 45Wxj ;
Choice , C0@75c ; Imperial , BOCK ! , 40@J.'c ;
Choice , 00@76c ; Young Hyson , peed , 36 ®
Wo ; choice , C5c@Sl 00 ; Japan Nnt Lent ,
< 5c ; Japan , choice , fiO@7fic | Oolonjj , good ,
W@40 ; Oolong , cho.ce , 40@5Ti ; Souchong ,
< od. 3540c : choice. 3 ! > @ 45o.
SUGARS. Cut loaf. lOjc ; Crushed
OJc ; Granulated , lOic ; Powdered , lOjln *
Kino powdered , lljc ; Standard ColTeo At
Djc : New York Confectioner's Standard
v , Ogo ; Good A , " 3c ; Prairie Extra C ,
jjYHUFS. Sugar house , bbls , 45c : half
bLi , 47c ; kcgg , 4 * gallons , $2 1U ; choice
table syrup , 42c ; half bbls , 44c ; kegs$2 10.
SODA. DwlRht'a It. paperi , ? 3 00 ; Do-
and do , 83 00 ; Church's , $3 00 ; Keg soda ,
.STARCH. Pearl , 4io ; Silver Gloss , 8J
2 > 8c ; Corn Starch , 8j@0c ; Exuelsior
loM , 7c ; Corn , 7Jc.
SALT. Dray loads , per bbl , 2 05 ; Ash-
ton , in .tacks , 3 50 ; bbla dairy 60 , 5s , 3 45 ;
bbla dairy. 100. 3d. 365.
DRIED FRUITS Choice halve * ,
reaches , new crop , 8Jc ; Evaporated A pt > le ,
i lb boxes , 13c ; Michigan , 8Jc ; New
York applet , 8Jc ; Prunes , old , fijc ; new ,
'c ; Currants , GJ@8o ; Blackberries , now ,
15c.
15c.CHEESE
CHEESE Full Cream , 14c ; Part
dklra llje ,
WOODENWAKE Two hoop pail" ,
1 95 ; throe hoop pail * , 2 20 ! No. 1 tub *
9 50 ; No. 2 tubs , . 8 50 ; No. S tuba , 7 W ) ;
jloneer washboards , 1 Sr ; Double Crwn ,
290 ; Well buckets 3 2T > .
LEAD Bar , 81 G5.
SPICES.-I'eppor , I ! > : Allspice. 19o ;
Cloves , 40c ; Nutmegs , $1 03 : 25cCaesia ; ,
Mace SI 00.
MATCIIES-Per caddie , OOc ; round
cases , $7.65 ; square cases , $5.10.
PROVISIONS Breakfast bacon , 12jo.
choice lard , lljc ; dried beef , 13Jc ; should
ers , DC ; haing , 14Jc ; bacon , Bides , lie.
NEW PICKLES Medium , in barreln ,
! 10 00 ; do in half bbls , ( i 75 ; smalls , in bbl ,
12 00 do , in half bbh. 7 CO ; gherkin * , in
bbls , 14 00 ; do , in half bbln , 7 50.
VINEGAR Pure apple extra , 16 - :
uro apple , 13c : Prussimr mire mmlo , 16c.
HOMIMY New , S5 50 nor bbl.
BEANS Medium , hand picked S3 75
ier bushel ; navy , S3 75 ; calct navy , 83 75.
KOPE Sisal , 4 inch and larger , ! ij@
9c ; i inch , lOc.
SOAPS Kirk's Savon Imperial , 330 ;
Kirk's satinet. 3 30 ; Kirk's standard. 3 H ;
xirk's white Russian , 500 : Kirk' *
fiutoca , 2 05 : Kirk's Prairie Queen ,
100 cakes ) , 3 10 ; Kirk's magnolia , 4 55 ©
440.
CANDLES Boxes , 40 Ibs , 1C , oz , 8s ,
IGcjboxes 40 Ibs. , 16 or. , Cs , ICc.
LYE American , 3 40 ; Greenwich , 310 :
Western , 2 75 ; North Star , 2 50 : Lewis'
lye , 4 CO ; Jewell lye , 2 75.
POTASH Pennsylvania cans , 4 dor. . ,
_ n case , 3 35 ; Babbitt's Ball , 2 doz. in case ,
1 90 ; Anchor Ball 2 doz in case , 1 50.
FIELD SEED Red clover , "choice
new , SO 00 per bushel ; mammoth clover
new. 87 00 ; white clover , new , $14 00
nl alfa clover , new , $12 50 ; alsike , now ,
81300. Timothy , good , new , S3 00 ;
due grass , extra clean , 31 50 ; blue grass ,
clean , $1 25 ; orchard grass , S2 50 ; red top _ ,
choice , 1 03 ; millet , common or Missouri ,
SOc ; millet , German , SI 00 to $1 25 ;
Hungarian , 80c.
HEDOESEED Osage orange , 1 to 5
bushels , & > 00 ; osage orange , 10 buphels or
over , $4 50 ; honey locust , per lb. , 35c ; per
100'lbs..S2500.
FIS .i-Family white fish , 90 lb hf bbls ,
S3 75 ; Aa , 1 white fish , 110 lb hf bbls , C 30 ;
No. 1 white fibh , in 10 lb kits , 1 00 ; family
10 lb kits , 75c ; New Holland herring , per
keg , 1 35 ; Russian sardines , 75c : ColiiP1-
bU river salmon , per 10011)9 , 8 00 ; George's
Bank codfish , , lie ; Gen. boneless codlish ;
) } c ; boneless fish , 5Jc.
MACKEREL Half bbls mcssmackcrel ,
100 Ibs , 81250 ; hf bbl No. 1 ex shore do ,
100 Ibs , C 00 ; hf bbls , fat family do , 100
Ibs , 3 85 ; mesa mackerel , 12 lb kits , 2 25 ;
No. 1 ex shore , 12 lb do , 1 50 ; No. 1 shore ,
12 lb du , 1 00 ; fat family , 10 lb do , 75c.
CANNED GOODS-Oystors , 2 lb
( Field's ) , per case , $4 00 ; do 1 tb ( Field's ) ,
per case , 2 50 ; do 2 lb ( Standard ) , per case ,
3 70 ; do 1 lb ( standard ) , per case , 2 30 ; do
2 tb ( slack ) , per caxe , 2 75 ; do 1 lb ( slack ) .
per caao , 200. Onions , 380. Salmon , 1
[ b , per dozen , 1 G0@l 70 ; do 2 lb , per dozen
2 fi.i. Sardines , small i'sh ' , imported , one
quarter boxes per box , 14 Jc ; American ,
quarter boxes per box , lie ; do half boxes ,
per box , 21 Jc. Lobsters , 1 lb per dozen ,
180. Tomatoes , 230 ; do 3 lb per
case , 3 30 ; Corn2 lb ( Mountain )
per case , 3 60 ; soaked corn , 2 10 ; do
2 lb ( Yarmouth ) , per case , 360 ;
string beans , per case , 225 ; Lima beans
per case , 2 20. Snccotaah per cose , 2 25.
Peas , common , per case , 2 00 : peas , choice ,
per case , 4 50. Blackberries , 2 lb , per case ,
280 ; itrawberries , 2 lb , per case , 2 75 :
raspberries. 2 lb , per case , 27S@300.
Damsons , 2 lb , per case , 2 45. Bantlett
pears per case , , 3 Oo@4 00. Whortleber
ries per case , 2 80. Egg plums , 2 lb per
C4.se , 3 50 ; do , choice , 2 lb , per Case. 4 60.
Green gages,2 lb per case , 3 50 : do choice , "
uu u iu , u. nc , u wiuu 'u , uu"W , ' * u
case.385 ; do pie , 6 lb , per dozen , 3 50 ,
RICE Carolina , 8@81c ; Louisiana , 71
8Hc ; fair , GJ@7.
PEANUTS-Roastod , choice , red Ten
nessee , 9o per lb ; fancy white , lOo per lb ;
ranr white Virginia raw , lOc ; roasted ,
Hie.
Dry Goods.
BROWN COTTONS-Atlantio A , 8jc ;
Appleton XX , 7c ; Atlanta A , fie ; Bontt
FF , 8Jc ; Buckeye LL , 4-4 , 7c ; Cabot W ,
7ic ; Chittenanco A , ( ilc ; Oreat Falls E ,
8o ; Hoosler , Gjc ; Iloneat Width , 7c : In-
dfan Head A , 8jc ; Indian SUndard A ,
BJc ; Indian Orchard d. w. , 8c ; Lawrence
LL , 7c ; Mystic River , 7ic ; Pequot A , 8 0 ;
Shawmut LL. 7c ; Utica C , fic ; Wachus-
ett B , 7Jc : do A , SJc ; do K 48" , 12Jc ; Wal-
cett BB , 8/c. /
FINE BROWN COTTONS-Allendale
4-4 : 7Jc ; Alligator 3-4 , 3c ; Argyle 4-4 , 7c ;
Atlantic LL. fijc ; Badger Stat * X 4-4 , 7c ;
Bennlngton C 4-4 , OJc ; Buckeye S. 4-4 , CJco
Indian Orchard AA U-8. 8Je ; Laconla O
39 , 8Jc ; Lehlth j ; 4-4 , 'Jjc ; l/inwiale 4-4.
lOc ; Pepncrefl N 30 , 7c ; ifo O 32 , 7Jc ; do R
3fi , 7ic ; do E 39 , SJc ; Pocasset 0 4-J , 7c ;
Wanuutta 4-4,13c.
BLEACHEp COTTONS-Androscog.
f.in L4-UOcBlack8toneA ; A in i > erlalic ! ;
do do half bleached 4-1tc ) ; Cabot 4-4,8j ;
Fidelity4-4 , 'JictFriilt of tlmLoom.ll ; do
[ joiwlale. lOJc ; do cambric 37 , 13cew ; '
York Mill * . 13c ; Pequot A , lOc ; Pepperell
N G Twills , 12ic ; Pocahontas 4-4 , Die ;
l ocaw t 4.1 , SJcj Utica , lie ; Warasutta
O X X , 13c.
DUCKS-lJnbleachcd Atlantic , 10 o
17c ; lUltimoro do , IGcj I/one Star , 8 or. . ,
12c : Sav go , 18c.
J.uCKS ( Colored ) Albany E brown.
Set doO.draV1 ilrn \ \ . \ , tiriwf and
jilaids , 121c ) do XXX brown and drab ,
stripes and plaids , 12c ; Arlington fancy ,
19c ; I'ninswick brown , 8c | Chariot fMicy ,
12Jc ; do extra heavy , 20cj Fall River
brown , extra heavy , lljc ; IndUnn A
brown. 13e ! Kcimmet A brown , llki.
TICKINGS-AmMkfftR A O A 32 ,
I7icj do XX blue 32 , 18Jc ; Arrowanna ,
91c ; Clarcmont B 1) ) , 11)0 ) ; Conet > toga ex
tra , 17.Je ; Hamilton D , lljc ; Lownton A
, I5c ; Mtnnchftha 4-4 , SOc ; Omcca sup r
DENIMS. Aiuoskeak , blue anil brown ,
IGJc ; Andover DD blue , IWc ; Arlington
blue Scotch , 18jc ; Conconl OOO , blue and
brown , 12Jc ; do AAA , do do 13J ; do XXX
dodo 14c ; Haymaker's blue nd brown ,
9lo ; Mystic River DD atrip * , 16Jc ; IVari
ifiver , blue and brown , 15Jc ; Uncasville ,
bhle and brown , loljc.
CAMBRICS Barnard , r.e | ; Eddystono
lining. 24 Inch double face , 8jc ; Garner A
elarcd , 5c ; Manhattan glove finish , 5 Jo ;
Newport do Cc ; do gla xi , fife ; Pequot do
5c ; l.oikwcHxt kid finish , Cc.
CORSET JEANS Amory , 80 ; Andr.iv
coggin sattecn , 8Jc ; Clarendon , OJc ; Conestoga -
toga Katteens , 74c ; Hallowoll , 8c ; Indian
Drclianl improved , 7ic ; Narragansett , 71o !
satteen 94n ; Rockport , 7Je ,
PRINTSAliens. . CJc ! American , Gc ;
Arn ild , 7c ; Berwick , 43c ; Cocheco , ic ;
Coiu-fltoga. fiio ; Dunkirk , 4jc ; Dunnoll ,
M@7c ; Eddyalone , 7c : Glpuccoter , Oc ;
Ilarinony , njes Knickerbocker , Oju ; Mcr
rlmac D. 7c ; Mystic , fije ; Spratnics , ( 'PC ;
nuthhrldge , Oc ; do. Ginghams , 7o ; Marlboro
bore , 5jc ; Oriental OJo.
( UNGHAMS-Amoskcag. lOJo ; Amrw.
kcv , ' ( Ires * 12) ) , ' Anrylo , lOJc ; Atlantic ,
Do ; Cumberland , 7)o ; { { ighland , 8Jo ;
Konilworth , 8ic ; Plun kctt , lOioj Sus-
BOX. So
COTTONADES Abberville 13lc ;
Agate20c ; American , Ho ; Artislan , 20c ;
Cairo D and T , 13ic ; Clarion D and T ,
17Jc ; Dcccan Co. stripes D and T , IGc ; Key
stone , 13&c & ; Nantucket , 19c : NonjiAreil ,
IGe ; Occw D and T , ISjc ; Royal , IGJc ;
Sussex , 12cj Tioga , 12 cs Wachusett shirt-
in ? jbooks , 12Jc ; do , Nankin , ISJc ; York.
iilain Nankin. 12c ; do , checks , stripes and
fancy , 12ic : do , 8 oz , 20c.
SrtEETlNOS-AndroscogifirilO-i.27ic ;
do 9-4 , 2 c ; do 8-4 , 22c ; Continental C
42 , lie ; Fniit of the Loom 10-1 , 27J ; New
York mills 98 , 35e ; do 78 , SOc ; do 5S , 22Je ;
Pembroke 10-4 , 2oc ; Pequot 10-4 , 28Jc ; do
7-1 , 19c : do 49 , 16c ; Popporell 90 , 29e ;
do t7 ! , 21c ; do 57 , 18c ; Uticn 96 , .S5c ; do
58 , 22Jo ; do 48 , 17c
Clear * and Tobaccos.
CIGARS. Seeds. 815.00 ; Connecticut ,
S2.00 ; Mixed , $35.00 ; Seed Havana ,
450.00Clearllavana , $75.00.
TOBACCO PLUG. Golden Rule ,
2-1 lb , COc ; Spotted Fawn , 61c ; Our Hope ,
I quality , 62c ; Star , pounds , 24
lb , butts , OOc ; Horse Shoe , pounds ,
24 lb , butts , COc ; Purity , 24
lb. Imtto , 52c ; Queen Bee , 2lb > , butts , 53e ;
Glt Edge , [ wunds , 21 lb , butts , CO ; Army
mid Navy , tmunds , 5nc ; Bidlion , pounds ,
JOc : Ixrllard's Climax , { Hiuuds , Clc.
FINE CUT In pails. Hard to Beat ,
75o ; Golden Thread , 70c ; Fountain , # 0c ;
Favorite , C5c ; Rocky Mountain , OOc ;
Fancy , 5Tic ; Daisy , 5Uc. In tin foil
Catlins O. S. , 5 lb boxes , per lb Coc ; I > ori-
illard's Tiger , C.c ; Di.iir.nm I Crown , OOp.
SMOKING All grades Common , 25 to
33c. Granulated Blackwells Durham , 16
oz ulc ; Dukes Durham , 16 oz , 50c ; Seal of
North Carolina , 1C oz , 4i ( ; Seal of Nebras
ka , 16 oz , 3Sc ; Lone Jack , t oz , linen bags ,
per lb , $1.35 ; Marburgs' Puck , 2 oz , tin
oil , 55c ; Dog Tail. 05c.
Paints Old and Varnlsliem.
PAINTS IN OII White load , Omaha
P. P. , 7c ; white lead , O. P. & O. Co.pure ,
Do ; Marseilles green , 1 to 5 lb cans , 20c ;
French zinc , gir n seal , 12c ; French zinc ,
rod seal , He ; French zinc , in varnish asst ,
20c ; French zince , in oil asst , 15c ; Kaw
nnd burnt umber , 1 lb cans 12c ; raw nnd
burnt Sienna , 13c : Vandyke brown , 13 ;
refined lampblack , 12c ; coach black , lcc ;
i"ory black , 16c ; drop black , ICc ; Pnissian
blue , SOc ; ultramarine blue , 18c ; chrome
green , L. M. & D. , 14c ; blind and shutter
green , L. M. & D. , 14c ; Paris green. 18c ;
Indian red , 15c ; Venetian red , 9c ; Tuscan
ilrt , 22c ; American Vermiliod , I. &P. , 18c ;
chrome yellow , L. , M. , O. & D. O. , 18c ;
yellow ochre , 9c ; golden ochre , ' 16 ; patent
Jryer , 6c ; graining colors : light oak , dark
oa c , wulnut. chebtnut and ash 12o
Dry ° alnt
\\Tiito lead , Gc ; JTrench zinc , lOc ; Paris
whjtcing 2ic ; whiting gilders , . IJc ;
v\hiting coml , lie ; latniiblack German-
tpwn , 14c ; lamblack ] , ordinary , 8c ; Prus
sian blue , 45c ; ultramarine , 18c ; Vandyke ,
brown , 8c ; umber , burnt , 4c ; umber , raw ,
lcsienna ; , burn t , 4c ; sienna , raw , 4c
Paris green genuine , 35c ; Paris green com'l
i"c ; chroino green , N. Y.1 20c ; chrom-
green K. , 12c ; vcnnillion , Eng. , 70c ; ver
million , America , 18c ; Indian red , lOc ,
rose jtink , 14c ; Venetian read , Cookson's
'ic : Venetian red Am. , 13c ; red lead , 7Jc ;
chrome yellow , genuine , 20c ; chrome yel
low , K. , 12c ; ochre , rochellc , 3c ; ochre ,
French , 2jc ; oehre , American , lAc ;
Winter's mineral. 2Jc ; lehigh brown , 2Jc :
Spanish bro\ni. 2 > , c ; Prince's mineral 3c ;
VARNISHES Barrels per callon.
Furniture , extra , SI 10 ; furniture , No. 1 ,
$1 ; furniture , U , 8. " > c ; coach , extra , SI 40 ;
Conch , No. 1 , SI 20 ; Damar , § 1 50 ; Japan.
70c ; asphaltum , 70c : shellac , $3 50 ; hard
oil finish. SI 30.
OILS 110 * carbon , per gallon , llicl.0 *
headlight , t > or gallon , 12Je ; 175' headlight ,
per gallon , ICc ; cryntoline , per gallon , 20c ;
linseed , raw , per gallon , C6 ; linseed , boiled ,
per gallon , 68c ; lard , winter st 'd , per gal
lon , 1 0.'i ; No. 1 , SOc ; No. 2 , 65o ; castor ,
XXX. p < r gallon , 1 30 ; No. 3 , 1 15 ; sweet ,
per gallon , 85c ; sperm , W. B. , per gallon ,
1 35 ; fish , W. B. . per gallon , COc ; neatsfoot ,
extra , per gallon , 75c ; No. 1 , 65c ; lubri
cating , zero , per gallon , 30c ; summer , 15c ;
iro'den machine , No. 1 , per gallon , 35c ; No.
2 , SO : sperm , signal , per gallon , 80c ; ter-
pentine , per gallon , Clc ; naptha. 74' , per
gallon , SOc ; 01 , 20e.
Lumbar.
WHOLE8ALK.
FENCING No. 1 , 12 to 20 ft , $20 00 ;
No , 2 , 12 to 20 ft. , 19 00 ; sheeting dressed ,
No. 1 , 18 00 ; No. 2 , 16 00 ; common boards ,
dressed , 20 00.
FRAMING 16 ft. and under , per M ,
20 00 ; 10 ft. studding , 22 00 ; 22 ft. 22 00 ;
24 ft. 25 00.
FINISHING-NO , i. fmUh u , 14 and
2 inch , $50 00 No. 1 finish 1 inch 815 00 ;
No. 2. finish 1 | , 1J and 2 inch , 84500 : Nn.
2 finish , 1 inch , 810 00 ; No , 3 finish , 1 in.li ,
$3500 ; O. G. baltons per iOO feet Ihi. ,
$100 : well curbing , 82200 ; rough J and 2
Inch battens per 100 feet lin. , 50c.
STOCK BOARDS-Astock.84000 ;
$35 00 ; C. 830 00 ; common stock , $22 50.
FLOORING-NO , i , $40 oo ; NO. 2 ,
$35 00 ; No , 3 , 822 00 ; yellow pine , No. 1 ,
81000.
SIDING No. 1 , 821 00 ; No. 2 , $2200 ;
No. 3. 818 00.
SHIP LAP-Plaln , 822 00 ; O. G. No , 1 ,
$3200 ; No. 2,82200.
CEILING 821 00$37 00.
LATH AND SHINGLES A tarbeHt ( )
hhinules. S3 85 , No. 2 , $2 50 ; No. 3 , 82 00.
Lath , 83 50.
Heavy Hardware List.
Iron , rates , 83 50 ; plow steel , cast , 71 < i ;
cast tool do. 15(0,20 ( wagon HM > ki > H , hit ,
22.r3 00 ; hubs , per Bet , 1 25 ; felloes , BaweU
dry. 1 40 ; tongues , each , 70@85o ; axles ,
each , 75c ; nmmre nuts , per lb , 7@llo ]
washers , perlb. 8@18c ; rivets , nerlb , Ho ;
coil chain , per lb , C@12e ; ninlteable , 8c ;
ion wedgex , Cc ; crowbars , ( ! c ; harrow
teeth , 4c ; horscBboes , per kejf , 6 00 ; spring
hteel. 7@8c.
NAILS-10 to 20d. 3 CO ; 8 to 10 , 375j
Cd , 4 00 ; 4d. 4 25 ; 3d , common , 5 00 : 3d ,
fine , 6 50 ; clinch , all sizes , 5 25 ; Cd , casing ,
4 76 ; 8d casing , 4 50 ; lOd casing , 4 25 ; 1K :
fmUh , 4 75 ; 8(1 fmlHh , 5 00 ; Gd finish , C 25
half Iceu'H , lOc extra.
SHOT , Shot , 81.85 ; Buck shot , 82.10
Oriental Powder , kega , 80.40 ; do. , hall
kegs , 83.48 : do. , quarter kegs , 81.88 ; Blaut-
log , ke e , § 3.35 : Fuse , i > er 100 feet 50c.
Hones and Mutei ,
'flip market la brisk and all grades are
selling well at a slight advance in piicea
The demand for good horses exceeds th
mpily | cousiderably. Price * range as ! ol
low * i
Fltia single driver * , 8150. to 300. ) Extra
draft horsfi. 8175. to 2i" . ; Common drn.'t
ior es. $100. to 150.1 Extra farm horsoc ,
5110. to 125.5 Common togo < xl farm horse *
KK ) . to 8100.t Extra phiRc , 8CO. to 75. :
Common iilug * . $20. to $40.
MULES.-15 to ir.J hands ( extra ) , 812.1.
to 150. ; 14) ) to 15 hand * , 8100. to 140. ;
14 to 14J hands , 875. to 100. ; 13J to 14
iand , 560. to 75
. Llquort ,
AIX30HOL 187 proof. 22f > per wine
gallon ; extra California spirits. 187 proof ,
[ 30 | > er proof gallon ; triple rv lined xpirits.
187 pniof , 1 24p r pnwf vallon ; ro-dlsCllled
vktiklc.s , 100@l5y ; fine blended , 150 ®
2 ftO ; Kentucky bourbons , 200@7 00 : K n.
tuckv and Pennsylvania , ryes , 2 00@7 00
BRANDIES Imported , 80 00@10 00 ;
domestic 1 40@4 00.
GINS Isporteil , 4 fiO@8 00 ; domestic ,
I 40C ft3 00.
RUMS-Imiwrted , 4 50@6 OOl Now
England. 2 00ftl4 00 ; itomeitte , 1 WWW 50
PEACH AND Al'PLE BRANDY-
1 754 00.
CHAMPAGNES Irrported per cane ,
2rt 00 ( 1 OjAttjrfm , case , 1200 ®
OLART.TS-Per case. 4 fJO@lS 00.
WINES Rltlno wine , per case , II 00 ®
20 00 ; Catawba , per case , 4 00@7 00.
Dultdlrft MttarUI.
LIME Par barrel , SI a' ; bulk per bit. ,
15c. Cement , 1)1)1 , ? 2 50. Iowa plaJitcr.
bbl , 82 50. Hair per b , 85c. Tanvil
felt 100 Ibs. 83 50. Straw board. & CO
PAPER Stiaw paper , Sfc ; nig paper ,
4e ; dry gooils paper , 7c ; nianlla paper , lOc ;
news paper. 80
UOAI/ Cumberland blacksmith , 812 ;
Mori is Run Blowburg , 812 ; Whltobroast
ump , $6 50 ; Whltebn-ast nut. 86 ' 0 ; Iowa
lump , $6 50 ; Iowa nut SO 50 : luxsk Spring ,
88 ; Anthracite' , alt sizes , $12 00(5)13 ( ) 50.
Oruci.
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS. Acid
Jarl-ollc , 50c ; Acid , Tartaric. BGc ; Balsam
opabia , per lb , 75c ; Bark , SMsafraa , per
b , 12o ; Calomel , per lb , 75c ; Cinchonldln ,
> er oz , $1 00 ; Chloroform , per lb , 1 00 ;
Dover's powders , ner lb , $1 40 ; Epson
tails , per lb. 3Jc ; Olycurlne , pure , jxir lb ,
I5c : Load , Acetate , per lb , 21c ;
Oil , Ca tor , No. 1 , per tfal , * 1 35 ;
Oil , Castor , No. 3 , per gal , 8125J Oil ,
Olive , per gal , 81 50 ; OH , Origanum , 50o
Opium , $1 50 ; Quinine P. A W. & R. & S. ,
> er oz , 82 75 ; Potassium , Iodide , per lb ;
2 40 ; Salacm , per oz , 40c ; Sulphate of
Mornhino , per oz. 83 9 1 ; Sulphur flour ,
l > er ID , 4&c : Strvchnlno. tier 02 , 81 CO.
Wool.
Merino nnwanhed , light , 14@10c ; heavy ,
13@15c ; medium unwashed , light , 18@20c ;
; ub-washcd , choice , 32o ; fair , SOc ; dingy
and w. , 2Sc ; burry , black and cotted wools
2@Cc less
Hides Fun , Etc.
HIDES Green butcher's hide , 7c ; green
cured hides , 8c ; green salt , part cured
hides , 7@7Jc ; dry flint , sound , 13@14c ; dry
calf and kip , 12@)13c ) ; dry salt hides , sound ,
ll(5J12c ( ; green calf. wt. 8 to 15 tba. . 10@llc ;
green call , wt , under 8 Ibs , jwi skin , 50o ;
'reen pelts , 81 00@1 15 ; green lamb skins ,
Jjl 10@123 : damaged hides , two-third rate ,
cut scored nnd one grub , classed two-
Hints rate , ) branded hides 10 per cent , off ,
Coon skins , No. 1 , 45c ; No. 2 , SOc ; No. 3 ,
20. ; No. 4 , lOc. Mink , No. 1 , 50c ; No. 2 ,
SOc ; No. 3 , 15c : No. 4 , 5c. Fox , No. 1 ,
COc ; No. 2 , 25c. Skunk , No. 1 , black ,
vie ; short stripe , 40c- narrow stripe 2f > c ;
liniad stripe , lOc. Tallow , 5jc.
MARKETS BY TBLBOR.APH .
Coanotl Bluffs Mnrkot.
COUNOII. BLIIVFB , January 31.
Flour Manufactured by Crystal and
ity Mills. 3 754 50 ; Kansas and Mia-
sourl flour , 350@i 25 ; graham , 3 75 ; rye
flour , 3 40.
Bran nnd Shorto 15 00 per ton.
Chop Com 22 50 per ton.
Wheat No. 2 , 8120 ; No. 3 , 90o ; re
jected , 70c. >
Corn No. 2 , 50j , rejecteil 48o.
Oats No. 2 , 40c ; rejected , 35c.
Barley No. 2. 90e : No. 3 , 75c.
Hay Lee < e , 5 00@G 00.
Wood 5 50 ® 7 00.
Live Hogs 5 23@5 7i > .
Cattle Shipping , 4 50(2)5 ( ) 00 ; milch
cows 30 00 ® If ) 00 per head ; butchers
stock , 3 00@3 50.
Sheep 3 75@4 25.
' G Hides 5c ; G S hides , 7c.
Wool 15@Vu. !
Butter Creamery , SOc ; in rolls , wrap-
tied , 25c : rolls not wrapped , 20. ; mixed
co'orc ' , 15@20c.
Eggs Packed , lOc ; fresh , 20c.
Potatoes 1 10@1 : ! 0 ; Salt Lake , 1 50.
Onions 1 25@1 40.
Dressed Poultry Chicken ; , lOc ; ducks ,
10u ; geese , 8c ; turkey , 12Jc
Live Chickens 2 25 per dozen.
Chicago JTroanoa.
( JincAno. January 31.
On 'change the markets were uncertain.
The receipts of grain were 516 car loadn ,
embracing 07 of wlicnt , 398 of corn. 03
of onts , 7 of rye and 11 of barley. The
amount of grain in tlio Chicago elevatorx
is 1,188,413 bushels against 10.82IVM I
biiiheUa week ago and It , 319,300 bmluU
at this | eiiod last year.
Flour Pull and neglected ; buyers
slightly off , influenced l > y the unsettled
condition of the grain markets ; transac
tions unchanged.
Whe it In No. 2 cpring an unsettled
feeling existed and a good portion of the
decline established yfMterday was recover
ed. The market opened very unsettled : it
about the closing tigureii of last eNening
to a shade weaker but under a eharp de
mand ruled strong and advanced l@Uo
then declined Ic , but tallied under largo
speculative purchasci supposrd to have
been made by parties who sold freely yes
terday and prices advanced lj@2o above
the Inside figure * , receded jjc and finally
closed about J@6C better on the reg
ular board nnd on call at 1 30 for cash ;
1 30i for Fel r ary ; 1 32 | for March ; 1 33 *
@ 1 yc ) , for Arnl ; 1 303 for May ; 1 3lj for
Jun ; 1092 ® ! 10 for the year ; No. 3
spring fairly actU * t 1 14J © ! 15 ; reject
ed quiet at 86@95c , | accordlng to loca
tion.
tion.Coin
Coin Rather easy on speculttlvn ac
count early in the day , and prices ruled &
@ } o lower , moie particularly for the de
ferred deliveries. Later , however , the
feeling was , steadier and pricrx rallied jj@
ic and ruled comparatively steady to the
clcmf. Shipping demand moderate. No 2
iit.d hluh mixed closed on call t COjc
fnr cash ; COjifeCOlo for Fo1 niary ; ( Jljo for
March ; CiJo ( for Alay and Juno ; 071" f r
July ; rejected n filr demand at 55\Y$5Uc. \
Oats Easier auj a shade lower ; for near
f turcH , not much demand ; N" . 2 cloned
on call at 424C ( ) 12 0 for cash ; 42@42io for
Febmary ; 42 jo for March ; 42 la for April ;
15ofirMuy ; 45c for June.
Kyo Hauler with demand light , a
shorts weie a'l ' pniviilwl for ; No , 2 closed
on call at Ulju for February ; Ul c fur
Man.li.
Barley Xoniinal ; No. 2 , 1 031 01 ; No.
3 steady at 83.\
Pork Easy early In the day but firmed
up Inter and dined comparatively bleady ;
inert' , 18 2018 2. " > for canh and February ;
18 fiyj18 65 for March ; 18 57i for April ;
I < 95 for May.
Lard Fell off 5 ® ] Oo in the firnt HaleH
but picked up 2t@5o and close 1 steady at
II I5@ll 17i Jor cahh and February ;
ni5f : jll37Jfor Mnrcli ; 1150 for April ;
11 IA I ! for 'Slay.
Bulk Meats Firmer nnd higher ; abort
rib * , 9 15G/J 20 for tash ; 0 22 for 1'ebru.
ury ; 9 32l9 35 for March ; 9 47i for
Api II ; 0 45(5,9 ( 57 i for May.
Whisky-Steady at 1 18.
Butter Firm ; creamery , choice to fan-
cyll Sfe40c ; fair to gdod , 30@3Vj ; thlry ,
choic e to fancy , 20,35e ; do fair to g'xxl ,
18@25 ; fresh mnde tmcklrf itock , 10(5) ( )
12c ; lad'e ' packul , common to good , 13 ©
18c ; roll , 13@2o ( ! for common to fina.
Eggs ice benne vtoclc iu good Hiipply
and olfereil freely but strictly fresh wa
ri'.ther hcarce nnd lielil firm at ICc ;
Ice liouse , 1 l17o ,
Rec'ts. .Shiiun'ts
Flour . 191,400 2-ai
Wheat . . . . 44,105 I'.CM
Corn . in5,7C 271 ,589
Oats . 0.1,885 1211,210
Rye . 4,80.1 2,268
Barley . 2,4772,179 ,
St. LonU lro lnci .
Sr , liOUltf. ilaiiunry 31 ,
Flour Dull and unchanged.
> \ hc t Very urt'ottlo I anil generally
. iRli'r , Imt ole ed off from highcM t > oiut ;
No 2 red. 1 43J for PIHI ; 1 lit f. r February -
ruary ; I UJ for March ; 1 11 j for An 11 ;
1 41J for May ; 1 13I llj fr , year ; No. 3
do , f 32 bid ; NoJ do , 1 18 bid.
Corn-I'liMilnwrrsoptloii * better ) ( Uofnr
rebmarvi Oljfifrttjo lor March ; Iwje for
Mull ; U7icit ! May.
Oats Dull at 4 e bid for oaili ; IRJc
t ohniary ; 47jc for May.
llyo Dull HI 9' > bill.
JUrlcy Steady at 8 , " > © 10.
nutter Unchanged.
.
Whiiky Stc.dy at 1 17.
Pork S ronger. 18 17\ for Kdirusry ;
IS 4 , " . fur Mrchj 18 Co for April ; 18 40 for
ea h.
h.inl
inl Nominally 11 50.Reo'tn.
Reo'tn. ShlpmK
Hour . 5,000 15,000
Wheat . tW,000 700
t'om . . . 118,0110 86.400
t . 32,00 3H.OOO
u . none none
l rley . 1,00 , > riono
St Loitin Llvo Stock.
ST. Louis ) , January 31.
Hog * Sunp'y liil > t , demand urgent ,
uiidpr ! e < hi | < her ; light to rood Yorkers ,
C lOftj li 40 ; pac In0 30@0 'J3 | bu c' ' eiV
to fttiioy hravy. 7 0 ; © 7 35 j \\gf \ \ { , B 70 ®
fi iVi ; receipts , 2,000 ; HhipmenU , 1,700.
City Prodnoo Mnrhot
KASHAH CITV. Janu iry 31.
Wht < at Receipts , 10.5.VJ bu : with.
Irawn , C3C20 bu ; in ton ? , 1K1.53" bu.
Tim maiket wns HI ill wak nnd quiet , with
no cnth ale ; No. 1 cash , 9ijo Iml ; Janu-
ry .HII bid ; February , I'lio bid ; March ,
97Ao hid ; No. Si-ash , lOO'f bids January ,
1 01 biJ ; Febr'iarv I 01'7 ; March , 1 02Jf i )
I 03 } ; April , 1 O1. ; No. 2. ca > b , 1 221id ;
.lammry . , 1 23 bid ; Fo ruary , 1 21bid. .
( 'orn Itec iptH , 11,889 1m : withdrawn ,
10,3 2 hit ; in utoro , 13 UW bu. The
market was weak mid lower ; No. 2 mtxi-il ,
iwh , fiS p ; Janusry , 58jc ; Febru ry , 58Jo
liid ; March , iVJJcs April , Clllo bid ; Muy ,
MJc liiili N . 2 white mixed c h , B4ic ;
Fctiruary , tWJe.
Oatk KecriplH , 1KX ) Im.s withdrawn,2l , .
2.'t2 ; bu. , iu store , I ! ,4 1 bu ; No. 2 cush ,
IP Jo bid ; January , J .j < < i4Co bid
Ryo-RecviuU , l.Oi'Js In htor- , ' .t.S.W ;
no bids for any grade ; ' .UJj for January ,
Kauini City Ltvo Stock-
KANHAS CITY , Janu ry 31.
Cuttlo Rccei | > tK , 230 head ; shlpmentx ,
170 bond ; market flrin nlul active at un nd-
vnnu < - of I5o on shipping sttilT ; n .tivoihip-
\ > tr , 4 75 a 5 50 ; native ntoclcurH nnil feed
ers. 3 C0nl ( I 75 ; native cr , 2 2.4 00.
Hog * Receipts , 3,564 head ; umptm'nti' ,
110 ; tlio market was firm at Monday' *
prices ; KOOI ! to heavy choice hoi , C 40@
C75 ; medium packing , C 10@6 15 ; light
, 5 85@6 05.
Chioano Itlva Stock ,
CnicAno , January 31
Hogs Recetnts , 21,000 he.d. Good de-
niiitul on fliipimig and juicking uo-oiint ;
prices ruled linn nnd lather for choice
heavy hhlpp'ng lntH | Unlit packing were
ste.iy ; talon rang d from 6 25 to li CO for
liijhtpacUng , It Oil fur goo to clioico pack
ing , and from U GO to 7 35 for good to extra
prune hi-ivy flipping lot" ; culU sold from
; > 70 to 0 CO.
Cattle KiceiptB , 4.300hond. Stockers
and feeders weroj'i fair demand at a shad *
u > ivr Htturrs ; ci'y butcherH and canned
meat buyers purchased literally ; sales
ranged from ! ! < iO@37 < < fiT common to
goo I GOWK ; 3 1)5 ) © ! li. ) fur Imtrhor.V Hteois ;
I ! rO4 I'D for stockeM and feeders ; 4 35 ©
5 40 fnr medium to fair nlii ping ntcurx ;
5 6 @li 10 for good to choice , nnd I ! 25 ©
( i 50 for extra Hnippini ; steers.
Sheep Steady at a lower ranc ; 3 00@
3 7 * > f r cumiiion to coed ; 4tOat75 ( for
fair to good ; 5 OJ@5 7o for choice to ex
port.
New * or It froduoo
NKwYoiiK , January 31.
Flour Quiet an I unchanged. Southern
Hour dull nnd heavy.
Wheat No. 2 rtd , 1 4@l 401 ; " "
graded white , 1 39J ; No. 2 red February ,
144J@l 451 ; do Marth. 1 47@1 48J.
Corn Weak and declining ; ungraded
mixed , G7fi74c ; No. ' . ' , 697iMc | " ; No. S
February , Cil@C94i : do march. 70.7c. !
Oats Trifle Ijetter and more active ;
No. 2 mixed February , 47Jc ; do May ,
Rye Nomina' .
Barley Nominal.
Pork Quiet and fiun ; new spot mess ,
17 75@18 80
Lard Higher and firm , demand mod
erate ; 1'ohruary , 1120@H25 ; Mnrcli ,
li 35 © ' 137V
Whisky Nominal.
Petroleum Dull .
Clnoiunnti Prodaoo.
CINCINNATI , January 31.
Mess Pork At 18 50.
Lird Dul' ' ; prime ttentn , 11 10@11 15.
Bulk Meats- Quiet ; clear slden , 905 ®
9 75.
75.Bacon
Bacon Stotdy ; clear sides , 905.
Flour Steady ; family , 6 50o ( > 7 75.
Wheat Firm ; No. 2 red , 1 42.
Torn Easier ; No. 2 mixeil sp t , ( ! 7c.
Oats Mo. 2 mixed , 48c.
itye-No. 2 stet , 1 01
Barley Dull ; fall grades , ! ) . * i
Whlsfcy Firm ut 1 17.
Peoria Prodooe.
PEOIIIA , January 31.
Corn Now dull and lower ; high mixed ,
591@59ic ; mixed , 58.J@59c.
Oats Dull and lower ; No. 2 white ,
41(3411,0. ( ,
Ilye-Dull and lower ; No. 2 at 97@97ic.
Highwlnes Firm at 117.Kcc't
Kcc't . Ship'ts.
Wheat 900 475
Corn 84,500 47.000
Oats 17.300 20.000
Hye 3.200 7,500
Barley 1.050 2,400
Liverpool Prodmo * .
LiVBiirooi , January 31.
Flour AiKorican , 10n Od@l&i.
Wheat Winter , l"n 3d@10H lid ; white ,
10d Qd@10s Hd ; spring , Oi lld@10g Hd ;
club , lOs'Jdails. (
TJorn fM Hid.
Pork 77 .
Lard-57 .
Kfcelpti of wheat for the pait three
days 61,003 coataU ; 3Q,0 ! 0 cental * belog *
Ame Jean.
Toledo Proauo .
TOLKDO. January 31.
Wheat-Strong ; No. 2 reJ. 140 for
cash ; 1 40J for Kcbruaury ; 1 421 bid for
Maich ; 1 48'for A rll ; 1 43 } for May ; 140
for June.
Corn Quiftj No. 'J. 03o for canh and
January ; ( J io fur 1'cbrnnry ; liljo for
March.07rio for M y
OatH-Qulut ; No. 2 at15c. .
No oaloj oflogs orclivur
Eiitlilberty JLlvo Stoolr.
KAHT LIBERTY , Pa. , January 31.
Cattle Active and higher ; receipts 1-
150 ; BlilpinunU 1 088.
HOKH Firm ; receiiitu 0.000 ; nliljiincntu
5tXX ) : Pldladtlphla , 7 W@7 05 ; Yorkerr ,
0 , ' 5 ( C 85.
Firm and unchanged receipts
Sheep . _ . ; ,
rntIl a tt'An
Phllauolphia Prodaoa.
1'iiii.ADKLriiiA , January 31.
Wheat-Firmer : 1 40l ( ) 4F for casli
and January ; 1 41j for February.
Corn Firmer ; C74@C8o for canh and
January.
Oats Firmer ; 19@50c f r cath and Jan.
uary.
J tyo-Qulet at 00tl3o. _
Cleveland Market.
Cl.KVKl.A.sT ) , January 31.
Petroleum Firm ; standard white , 110
te-tt , 7c.
_ _
Buifalo Iilva Stock.
KAHT BUJ'KALO , January 31.
HoggHfculcts 6 ; eliipinentH 20 ; gooi
to choice , U 70(2,0 ( feOj lijlit ( , 0 60@0 55.
THE NORTH OMAHA SEWER.
Opinions from Medical Gotitlomon at
the Recent Mooting.
At tlio recent meeting of ri'imlotiU
if North Omaha to consulor tlio neces
sities of novrorngo in that part of llio
city , sotno important opinioiiB by
uudtcal geiitlcinon wuro rccoivoil ,
Dr. Miller answered to n call upon
lim aa to tliu satiiUry condition of
Nortlt Oinalni. Among othur things
10 mid tliu North Omaha crook was not
a smirca of disease , The m nu factory
of malarial poison WAS on the bottom
and of the MUsohri river , where the
waters worn gnthorod. If tlio bot-
ems WCTO wholly covered \vith water
ualaria would not bo produced , but
vhuu covcrodpnrlof thoyoarwitltrank
and docayuil yogotatioit tt was a source
> f dun er to the pooploof North Oniix-
ui , nnd ospucially to the Union 1'u-
cilic shopmen. It WJ\H tlutigorous to
ho whole city nnil it wi\s thuroforo
very important to tlmin it It did
\ > 't ' mutttir to hint whether tlto 815-
KH ) BluniKl ho oxpoink'il wust or cast.
if Ftttuonth strout ; hu Inul no inturtmt
11 the matter thnt did not concern the
tuoplo at largo , tint ho thought the
rue plan would bo to bojiii ; ut tlio
ivev und uxtetul wostwnrd. Aa bo-
, wi'iMi tlio two plans vxhihitud by Kii-
; iiu'ur Uoscu'iitur ho buliovud in pur-
nanont culvortn ami dyknn in profur-
once to woothm ones which would ho
omporary. Ho uarnustly urgtul the
nocnssity of nnimnt and utfoctivo
noasuros for destroying the mnlaria
'uctoiy on the Miisouri bottom land.
The following ; letter upon tliu same
subject wan introduced :
OMAHA , January 27 , 1881 ! .
T. H , Brack n , Kni ] , :
SIK In reply to your inquiries as
0 my profoasional opinion about the
disonao-brooding influunco of standing
rater upon the bottom lands of the
Missouri river , I Imvo to sny that an
oxporioncu of moro than a quarter of
1 century in Omnlm 1ms demonstrated
to my mind tliat tlio grand source of
nulnria for this locality is ntul always
KIH been the slougli nnd its refusu
mil ducompoaing vegetable mulntiimal
mittor , ami therefore it inn fruitful
source of a grunt part of tlio dinoasoa
of the warm wuathor wo have to con-
toncl with. Yours truly ,
J. P. PECK , M. D.
Mr. Itnichin nlso prcacntod tliu
viowB of Doctors Doniao , Moore ,
Conkling , and Dr. Linsonriiig , city
> lijHicinn , upon tlio sanio subject , all
irging the importance of draining the
Kittoiii lirst nnd cjnuueiiciiig the
Bovver nt the Missouri river , llo iilso
cited tlio action of the board of health
of Momnhia in the tlrninago of the
slough tiiuro by direct connection with
tliu lisaissippi rivor.
Mr. Andurnoii and other apuakora
objoctud to tlioso views , but urged that
the projipr placn to begin tlio sewer
was ut Fifteenth struct nnd run west
ward.
On motion of Mr. II. Withnoll , a
committee was appointed to draft a
resolution asking the council to begin
the scwor nt Fifteenth strcot ami work
wost.
Too Faitidlon *
Some would-be Byrcus look on with
At the rhymes of Ecloctrio Oil "poet ; "
But wo have the boat article known to tbe
world ,
And intend that a'l ' pomm * nhall know it.
It cures coiK'hp , colds , imthma and catarrh ,
Br nchltis and complaints of that kind ;
It does not co , t much , though rhouinatici
it cures ,
'Tin ' the best Oil in the world you cnn find.
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ORDER.
Spoiled Postal CurclH Not to bo Ro-
doomocl After Fobrunry 1,1002.
Owing to n typographical error on
pugo ( il'J of tlio PoHtitl G'mdo for Jan
uary , 18H2 , section thirty-two , mak
ing the date up to which postal cardu
can bo redeemed I'obruary 1 , 188 ! $ ,
instead of 1882 , the following order
of the postmaster general is ropub-
liahcd :
I'OHTOmCK Dkl'AJlTMKNT , \
WAHIIINOTON , Nov. 10,1881. /
oKiieii NO , 73.
It is hereby ordered that section
seventeen , of the postal regulations ,
providing for the redumption of postal
cards that may bo ipoilcd while m the
hands of private parties , by printing
or otherwise , bo revoked , to take of-
foot on the firat of February , 1882.
After that date postmasters must not
redeem postal cards under any circum-
stanccs whatever ,
TlIOMAH L. JlMKfl ,
Postmaster General.
Now Commloelon HOUM.
Millard & Johnson , two of Oma
' business have formed
ha's young men ,
ed a co-partnership and will conduct
a general commission and storage bus
iness at No. 1111 Farnam street , at
Seaman's old aland. Mr. W. B. Millard -
lard ia the Hon of J. II. Willard ,
Esq. , cashier of the Omaha National
bank , and Mr. F. 13. Johnson ia the
aon of Mrs. JolniHon , of the solid
old firm of Steele , Johnson & Co , ,
anil wan for Homo time actively con
nected witli Mio latter named house ,
liut both momhora of the firm are too
well known to our businosa commu
nity to need any extended introduc
tion at our hands. Wo predict for
the young firm a solid prosperity , aa
they are A No. 1 and "all wool and a
yard wide. "
Two OrnaxiM-
Regulate first the stomach , HOCOIIC
the liver ; especially the first , BO ua ti
perform their functions perfectly , and
will remove at least niueteon-twenti
etlm ot all the ilia that mankind is
heir to , in this or any other climate
Hop liittom is the only thing tha
will give perfectly healthy naturu
actions in these two organs. Maine
Farmer. M-15
The Chicago Bank Robber in Canada
ada-
National Aiwoclatul 1'ruaa.
OTTAWA , Out. , January 'U. Ohio
Justice Dorion has reported to th
Dominion government that Jones
aliaa Carrel , the C'hicago bank robbo
in whoso behalf a petition was pro
Bcnted purporting to bo signed by
leading Chicago people , is not entitlec
to bu released , The justice is in pos
SMMOU of ii erostitift eorrcsponrlcpcn
concerning Julius' antecedent and
will hand him over to the United
States authorities upon the expiration
of his term In prison. The govern-
neat 1ms communicated with n num.
> or of Chicagoatis whoso names np- :
rar on the petition , who declare the
ignattiroa are forgeries.
MEXICO.
'resident ' Gonzaloo Recover
ing Oihor Matters.
S'ktlonal AMOcUtwl I'tfmt ,
CITY OK MEXICO , January III. Itii
tiiiouncod this morning that Proai-
Icnt QoiiKalos , for the firit-timo since
illnpRs , was able to sit up yestor-
l.iy n couple of hours : lie.is . still
ery feeble , the surgoona cautioned
lim against remaining out of b d
more than a few hours each day , nnd
lot in nny event to do any business.
Hie surgeons hayo also instructed the
numbers of the cabinet to avoid , a *
ar as possible , conversing with the
) roaidcnt on Mate alf.urs ; cunso-
inmitly no business relating to thee
: eminent has boon transacted.
i'ho surgeons now express tl > e opinion
hat the third surgical operation will
10 r.iinpccBsary. The abopo annotmco-
nont ctusud groht rejoicing throngb.-
nit the city , nnd hopes arc now en-
crtainod of his early recovery.
Concession him boon grant-id to
lobert Dyman , as grantee of the
lloxicaii Central railroad company ,
or the colonization of European fami-
iuu in the border state of 8onor , ia
n close proximity to the line of the
Mexican Central railroad. The colo-
listn muat be of Lttin origin.
Two hundred Italian families , im-
nigr.iuta , arrived at Vera Cruz yes-
orday , oi route to the state ot Mor-
olixa , where they uro to be settled on
auds adjncimt to the Mexican South
ern railroad.
Burglar Ovoroomo
SOUTH BKND , Ind. , January 31.
The sheriff from New Carlisle last night
rought a burglar to this city under
iugular circumstances. The man
ivo his name OH Arthur Thomas , from.
Chicago. JIo visited Now Carlisle for-
ho piirposo of blowing Iwo safes , but
0 kill time dropped into a revival
otiiig. Ho was ao overcome by the
urmon that ho gave up his tools to
ho minister , acknowledging his in-
unliona and also recent crimes com-
nitted. Ho will be taken to Kauknkeu
nd Ortnaa , where ho claims to havu
) lowa safes.
Storm on tha Atlantic Gout.
latlonal Ansorlatvil I'ruin.
LONO liicANoa , N. J. , January 31.-
hc severest ntorm of the year ia
weeping the coast. Pivo inches o
now Imvo fallen. The amount oC
wreck stufT thrown on the beach indi-
cH a sunken wreck off shore , and a
loiiblu patrol is ordered at the lifu
aviug station.
Fand for Indian * *
WAIIAHII , Ind. , January 31. Hon.
1 Cowquill ( paymaster of the Miami
and of Indians distributing
> , to-day begins
uting the last installment of govorn-
nunt funds duo this tribe. The
imoiint to bo distributed is 8220,000.
Printer * on a Striki-
Nfttloiml Aiwoclitoil I'rom.
FONI > Du LAO , Wia. , Januuary 31.
All compositors on The Democrat ,
the leading democratic paper oE
Northern Wisconsin , are out on a
strike for higher wages.
WORTHY OF PKAISE.
AH a rule wo do not recommend
latent medicines , but when wo know
jf one that really is n public bonefac
lor , and does positively euro , than w6
coiiHidor it our duty to impart that in
formation to all. Electric bitter ? are
.ruly n moat valuable medicine , nmi
will surely euro Biliousness , Fever
and Ague , Stomach , Liver and Kidney
complaints , oven whore all other rem
edies fail. Wo know whereof wo
spunk , nnd can freely recommend to
all. [ Kx. Sold at 50 cents n bottle.
I h & McMahon. _ (7) ( )
Turpentine ,
WILMINGTON , N. 0. , January ill.
KoHin Khmer ; strainc-d , 1 00 ; good ,
HiJritH Finn at JWJc.
Tar Stewly nt 1 'JO.
Turiientino Steady ; hard , Z CO ; noft.
3 75 ; Virgin , 00.
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Baltimore Prodnoe.
BALTIMORE , January .11.
Flour Quiet.
Wheat Southern , lower : Fultz , 1 40 ;
LonKberry , 1 45 ; No. 2 red winter firmer
t 1 'lJi ! ) for cab and January ,
Com White , easier at SOc.
Ms ! "
West for bolnif U > * mot direct , quickxt , an
safest line connectlni ; tha pre t Metropolli , GUI
OAQO , Mid the KUTUN , NOKTII-RjUmBM , I > f
kiitl Hotmt'EuTiu Lm a , which terminate ! her * .
with KAMIAB Crrr , LIAVIXWOKTU , ATouuoa.
COUNCIL Ilturra arid OMAHA , tha OOMMIBOI&II
Ccirriu from which radlata
EVERY LINE OF HOAD
th t ( icnotr ti the Continent ( rnm the Ulvanrl
niver to the I'actDi' ' Sloi. 'Jlin
OIIIOAGO ROCK lSlw\N A I A-
OIFTO RAILWAY
Is the only line from Cila.'i | ; omii'i , ' tru-.t Inkj
KariiiM , or which , by IU ov n ravl , ivxchm tha
poluU nlmvo luiiiuj. No lUAScrtan uv ( URKJAOHI
No uifuiiNa ronxKi-iiONK | Nd tiuddltuc Iu UU
ventilated or unclean earn , w every pawengei l
carried In roomy , clean and ventilated coacbe *
upon Kast Kiprosa Trains.
DAY UARII ol unrlvalod magnlflccnet , PCUMAM
PALACB HLmriNo C'lka. aiid ourownworld-lamoui
RS , upon hlch racali are Borred of un-
excellence , at the low rate of H V MTT-
Kixi Cum IAIII , with ample time for healthful
enloj-racnt.
llirounh Can betneen Chicago , PeorU. 1111
waukeoand UlsAourl Itlver I'olnta : and clone con
nectloDi at all poluU ol lot rtoctloa with other
roadi.
We ticket ( do not forget thli ) directly to erery
place of Importance Iu KaniiM , Nebraska , Illack
lillll , Wjomliif , L'tah. Idaho , NCMK ! , CalilornU.
Oregon , WanhluKton Territory , Colorado , Ariion .
and Kt-w Mexico.
Atll beral amngementi rcfurdliu baggage *
any other line , and rate * of faro alwa ji alow ; a *
competitors , who fuiulib hut a tithe o the eom >
forf.
forf.DOiB
DOi-B and tackle of i | < oitameu free.
TlckeU , m iw ajid folders at all pilndp *
office * In the United tiUtui and Canada.
It , It. CAULK , E. UT. JOIIH ,
VlcelWt&Uen. Oen , Tkt andFau'iAt
Uanager , Cblcico Chlcairo.