THE OMAHA DAILY BEE- TUESDAY FEBRUARY 2i 1882 ,
COMMERCIAL.
OmnlmVholomlo Market *
OrrioK orTus OMAHA HRE , \
Monday Evening , February 18. J
AH Ihe clmnicii ; In the markets to-day
arc as follows !
Wheat No. 2 advanced lc ) No , 3 ad
vanced lc ; rejected advanced 2c.
llarloy No. 3 advanced So ,
IJuttor nud egR ? nro In demand at an ad-
vttiico of lc on tgt& and 2c on butter.
Local Grain Dealing ! .
WHKAT. Cash , No. 2 , 106 ; cinli ;
No. H , 02Jc : rejected , 71@73j.
BAllLliY.-Caf.lt No. 2 , < JOc : No. S
CCo.
CCo.KYU.Casb.
KYU.-Casb. 70o.
COUN.-Cafh No. 2 , 4 % .
OATS. Cnsli. S0c.
STIIKET rillOES Coin , < 0@l5j oats ,
40@45.
HAY SOOO@CCO per ton.
Provlilons.
KTjOUH HirniK | wheat , straight irrnde ,
.i SKsfS 60 : "I'lonccr" Cnlifonfln , S4 00 ;
lice. St'S-V ; Jaspei , S3 87 ; I R Sioux ,
S3 ? BO.
1VK ! FLOUU S3 2 J.
.MrLT.STUKKrf-nr.in , i > er cwt. I 00
| > or tuii,16.00@17.00 ; crooniti3 ( , , per cwt.
SOoj uliorli , l > orvt l.OOj chopped fet d ,
| r cwt. 1 20 ; mini uiHivl , yellow , 1 tOj
white. SI GO.
"OTATOES Nelvixsknu. 1 15@l 20.
JJWK17T l'OTATOKS-(3enuinu Musca-
hieI I @ 5c per Ib.
WILD GIKSI : : Out of market.
KGGS-ir > c@tGe.
11UTTEU Uhoico , 30@32o ; poor , no
n.urkct : fair , 18@24 ; creamery , 30@3.'c.
Al'PIiKS Good , sound , vary gcureo
t 5Ti CO@G f 0 pur bbl.
LEMONS Steady ; pet box , 54 W ) @
COO.
COO.MALLAG
MALLAG A GRAPES Per bbl.8 50 ;
per half bbl. , SI 60.
BEKSW AX Yellow , 20@22c.
ONIONS 1 10@1 40 par bushel.
OHANBEKKIES-Per bbl. , § 10 00 ®
il < 0.
OELEUY Per doz. , 6"j7nc.
DltESSED GKESE Per Ib. , 9llc.
O YSTK US Selects. 4fio ; utandnrdH , 35c.
DUESSED CHICKENS -Steady at
910o.
DUESSED TURKEYS -12i@13c.
OllEESE-10ai4c. (
CASE VALENCIA ORANGES-
$8 25 a 9 00.
Qrocers Lttt.
COFKEE. Jtio , luir , 12Jc ; KIo , good ,
I34c ; llio , irimo to choice , 14c ; Old Rov't
Java ; 20ji@28ic , Mocha , 28Jc ; Arbucklo's ,
ICc.
ICc.TEAS.
TEAS. Gunpowder , good , 45 ( < ? i55c ;
Choice , GO@7Cc ; Imperial , good , 40@ir c ;
Choice , G0@75c ; Young Hyson , good , 30 ®
50c ; choice , G5c@Sl. 00 ; Japan Nat Leaf ,
ioc ; .Tapan. choice , C0@7oc ; Oolong , good ,
35@40 ; Oolong , cho.co , 40@55 ; Souchong ,
eood. 35fS40c : choice. 3offi45c.
SUGARS. Cut loaf. lOJc ; Crushed
lOJc ; Granulated , lOJc ; Powdered , lOJc
Fine powdered , HJc ; Standard Coffee A :
91cj New York Confectioner's Standard
A. 9Jc ; Goud A , O&c ; Praitic Extra C ,
8Jn.SYRUPS.
.SYRUPS. Sugar house , bbls. 45c : half
bis , 47c ; licga , 4h gallons , $2 10 ; choice
tiibla synip , 42c ; nalfbbls , 44c ; kcgsS2 10.
SODA. Dwieht's Iti papers , S3 00 ; De-
land do , S3 00 ; Church'f ) , S3 00 ; Keg soda
"STARCH. Pearl , 4jc ; Silver Gloss , 8 :
t8jc ; Corn Starch , 8i@c ; Excelsior
IUSH , 7c ; Cora. 7ic.
SALT , Dray lo.idf , per bbl , 2 10 ; Ash
ton , in Backs , 3 50 ; bbls dairy 60 , 5s , 3 45
bbl dairy , 100. 3 * . 3 ( M.
DRIED FRUITS Choice halves
peaches , | ) le
5 tt > boxes , 13c ; Michigan , 8lc ; Now
York apples , 8 c ; Prunes , old , Gjc ; new
7Jc ; Currants , GJ@8o ; Blackberries , new ,
15cCHEESE
CHEESE Full Cream , 14c ; Par
Hklm 11 Jc.
WOODENWARE Two hoop pail ?
1 95 ; three hoop pails , 2 201 No. 1 tub
9 50 ; No. 2 tubs , , 8 50 ; No. 3 tubs. 7 50
Y pioneer washboards , 1 83 Double Crown
2 90 ; Wellbucketn , 3 25.
LEAD Bar , 81 65.
SPICES. Pepper , | 19 ; Allspice , . 19c
Cloves , 40c ; Nutmew , SI 09 : 2.cCas8iu ;
Mace SI 00.
MATCHES Per caddie , 90c ; round
icases , S7.G5 ; square case ? , $5.10.
PROVISIONS Breakfast bacon , 124u
choice lard , 14Jc ; dried beef , 13Jc ; should
ere , 9c : hams , 13c ; liaoon , sides , lie.
NEW PICKLES Medium , in barrels
910 00 ; do in half bbls , 5 75 ; smalls , in bbls
a2 00 do , in half bbls , 700 ; gherkins , in
bbls. 14 00 ; do , in half bbls , 7 50.
VINEGAR Pure apple extra , IGa
rmro apple , 13c ; Prussincr euro nnnle , 16c
( HOMINY New , 8J5 50 per bbl.
BEANS Medium , hand picked S ( X
per'bushel ; navy , S t 00 ; calef navy , $4 ( X
ROPE Sisal , J Inch and larger , 83 ®
flc ; iifach , lOo.
' Savon 330
SOAPS-Kirk's Imperial ,
.Kirk's satinet. 3 30Kirk'a ; standard , 3 G5
Kirk's white Russian , 500 : Kirk'
1Eutoca , 2 05 : Kirk's Prairie Queen
/100 / oabss ) , 3 JO ; Kirk's magnolia , 4 55 ®
-MO.
MO.OANEkLES "Boxes , 40 Ibs , Ifi oz , 8n
aGcboxes ; 40 Ibs. , 16 oz. , 6s. IGc.
LYE American , 3 40 ; Greenwich , 340
Western , i 75 ; North Star , 2 50 ; Lewis
3ya , 4 GO.Iowcll lye , 275.
POTASH Pennsylvania cans , 4 do/ .
in case , 3 35 ; Babbitt's Ball , 2 doz. iacane
1 SO ; Anchor Ball 2 doi in case , 1 50.
FIELD SEED Red clover , choice
now , SO 00 par bushel ; mammoth clovoi
new , 7 00 ; white clover , new , $14 00
nl alfft clover , new , $12 50 ; alsike , now
813 00. Timothy , good , new , 83 00
blue grass , extra clean , SI 50 ; blue grass
clean , SI 25 ; orchard grass , 82 50 ; red top
choice , 1 03 ; millufc , common or Missouri ,
80c ; millet , German , 81 00 to 31 25
Hungarian , 80c.
HKDOESEKB Omge orange , 1 to .
bushels , 35 00 ; osage orange , 10 bugh w o
over , $4 50 ; honey locust , pflr Ib , , 35c ; pe
lOofbs.,82500.
FIS . -Family white fish , 90 Ib hf bbls ,
* 3 75 ; No , 1 white fish , 90 Ib hf bbls , 6 30
No , 1 whita fi h , in 10 Ib kits , 1 00 ; family
10 Ib kits , 75c ; New Holland herring , pe
keg , 1 35 ; Runsian gardines , 76c : Color-
3)ia river salmon , per lOOlbs , 8 00 ; GCOIVO'B
Bank codfish , Gc ; Geu. boneless codfish
'D ' s ; boneless fish , 5Jc.
MACKEREIHalf bbls meiwmackerel
lOOJbs , S1260 ; hfbbl No. 1 ex show do ,
100 tt > s , GOO ; hf bbls , fat family do , 100
Jbs , 8S5 ; mess mackerel , 12 11) kita , 225
Uo. I AX shore , 12 Ib do , 1 50 ; No. 1 shore
32 Ib da. 1 00 ; fat family , 10 Ib do , 75c.
OANKED GOODS Oystcw , 2 H
( Field's ) , l > er case , 84 00 ; do 1 lu ( Fiold'a ) ,
per case , 250 : do 2 Ib ( Standard ) , per cane ,
3 70 ; do 1 R ( standard ) , per case. 2 30 ; di
2 Ib ( slack ) , \wr case , 2 70 ; do 1 Id ( slack ) .
t . " , 2 W , Onions , 380. Salmon , ]
j , ! „ i w/en , I G0@l 70 ; do 2 lt > , per do/en
ti 'i : ! nniliiro.inl ) fnli. Inuvirtcd ' > nc
riuai.ei twita IK.n. . . . , iJiu ; moiium ,
quarter boxes per box , Ho ; do half boxen ,
tier box , 21ic. Lobnters , 1 Ib per dozen , ,
180 , Tomatoes , 230 ; do 3 Ib per
cose , 330 ; Corn2 Ib ( Mountain )
i > er cose , 3 GO ; soaked corn , 2 10 ; dee
o Ib ( Yannouthi ) per ca e , 3 GO ;
Hiring beans , per case , 2 25 ; Lima beans
per case , 2 20. Succotash per case , 2 25 ,
Peas , common , per case , 2 00 ; peas , choice ,
per case , 4 50 , Blackberries , 2 Ib , per case ,
280 ; etrawberriefl , 2 Ib , per case , 2 75 :
rasp-berries , 2 Ib , per case , 2 75@3 00
Damsons , 2 11) , per cose , 2 45. Bortlett
pears per case , 3 Oo@4 00. Whortleber
ries per case , 2 80. Egg plums , 2 tt per
ci e , 3 50 ; do. choice , 2 Ib , per case. 4 CO.
Green gat'es.2 Ib per case , 3 60 : do choice , .
Ib i > er case , 1 60. Pine Apples , 2 Ib , per case ,
4 00@5 75. 1'eachen , 2 Ib per cane. 3 10s
do 3 Ib. case , G 00@0 60 ; do , ( pie ) , 3 Ib , per
case.3 65 ; do pie , 6 Ib , per dozen , 3 60.
RICE Carolina , 8@8io ; Louldiana , 7J
@ 8lc ; fair , Gi@7.
J'EANUTS Roasted , choice , ml Ten-
cwca,0oiwlb | fancy whlUlOo per Us
iw-whlto Virginia raw , 10c ; roasted ,
Dry Goods.
llllOWN ; COTTOXS-AtUnUc Appleton . SJc ;
\ppleton X.7c ; Atlanta A , 8c ; iloott 1
' y ° ' 11Ullc1C > t 1'M' ,7c ! Cnbot W ,
- Chltteniingo A , 0.c ; Ureat FalH K ,
. Hoosicr , Cjc : Honest Width , "Jc ; In-
rtJinHciwlA , Sjcj Indian Standard A ,
8Sc ; Indian Orchard d. w. , ftjc ; Lawrence
ilt , ic ; .Mystic Itiver , 7Jc : 1'eqnot A , 83c ;
Shawmut hL , 7c : I'tica 0 , Tc > ; Wachui-
tt 15 , 7Jc : do A , Sic ; do B 18,12jc ; Wai-
cott HI5 , S\Ct
FIXE HKOWN COrrONS-AllenJnle
J-4 ! 7ic : Alllgntor 3-4 , 3c ; Argyle 4-4 , 7Jc {
\tlmitio LL , ( Uc : Itadger SUti X J-4 , 7cj
fcmiiiigton 0fl , Gcj ] IJuckoyo S. 4-4 , ( ijco
IQOl-t ndian Orch.ird l * AA 9-8 „ , 8ic - : Lnconln . . . O .
lJl.iACHii : : ) COTTONS-Andro cog
f.In -4,10cilllackstonoA A In pcrinlDc ;
lo do half blenched I. l , e ; Cabot 4-1,8 ;
Fidelity 1-1 , O cFruit ; of tlrlx > otnll : do
can brio M,13cjdo WntorTttht,10lcGreat ;
i-'nUsC ) , lOJo ; Indlni HendBlmink 4-4,1'2'ot
L n tale. lOJc : do cambric 37 , 13cj Now
York Mill * . IRc ; 1'cquot A , lOcj Pciipcrcll
N ( ! TwilU , ll'lc : I'ocahontns 4-4 , lljc ;
1'oc.wct 4-1 , 8Jc ; Utica , lie ; Wamsutta
0 X X , 13c.
DUCKS Unbleached-Atlantic , 10 o
.7c ; Baltimore do , lOc ; I.ono Star , 8 ( IT :
lilc : Snvuiro. 18o.
IJUCKS ( Colrtred ) Alb ny i : broMru.
! c ; do C , drah UrIn VA. , stripes and
ilaids , I''io ; do XXX brown and drab ,
itripos and plaidn , lUJc ; Arlington fancy ,
, 'Jc ; L'runsnick brown , 8Jc ; Chariot fancy ,
.2Jcj Jo extra hcavj' , L'Oc ; Fall lliver
) rown , extra heavy , 11 ic ; Indiana A
jrown , 13c ; Noponset A brown , 15p.
TICKIXGS-AnioskcaR A O A 32 ,
L7c ; do XX blue 32 , 18jc ; Arrownnna ,
) Je ; Claremont 1J 15 , 15Jo ; Conestoga ox-
, ra , 17Jc : llninilton D , lljc ; Lewiston A
M , Ific ; Minnuhaha 4-4 , 20c ; Omega pup-'r
iJENIMS. Amoskcak , blucand brown ,
LOJc ; Andovcr DD blue , 15Sc ; Arlington
jluo Scotch , 18ic ; Concord OOO , blue and
jrown , 12Jc ; do AAA , do ilo 13 } ; doXXX
do do It Jo ; Haymaker's blue nnd brown.
" ' " .vstio lliver DD stripe , IGJc ; IVnri
. blue and brown , ir > } e ; Uncasville ,
blue and brown , HUo.
CAJtBUICS Uarnard , Gk ; Eddystono
lining , 24 inch double face , 8Jc ; Garner A
glazed , Co' Manhattan glove finish , Sjc :
Newport do Cc ; do glared , fiSc ; Pequot tie
5c : Lotkwood kid finish , Gc.
CORSET JEANS-Amory , 8c ; Andros-
coggin sattecn , 8Ju ; Clarendon , GJc ; Conestoga -
toga Battcens , 74o ; llallowoll , 80 ; Indian
Orchard improved , ? ic ; Nnrragansett , 7ic ;
Concstoga. GJc ; Dunkirk , 4Jc ; Dunncll ,
lj@7c ; Eddystone ; 7c ; GlouccBter , Gc ;
larmony , 5Jc ; Knickerbocker , GJu ; Mer-
ritnao D , 7c ; Mystic , 5Jc ; Sprafues , Gc ;
Soutlibridge , Gc ; do. Ginghams , 7c ; Marlboro -
bore , 5jc ; Oriental GJc.
GINGHAMS Amoskeag , lOJo ; Amos-
"H dress 12 } > ' Ar ylo , lOJc ; Atlantic ,
Oc ; Cumbeiland , 7ic ; Highland , 8Jc ;
Kcuilworth , SJc ; Pluu kett , lOJc ; Sus-
BOX. 8c.
COTTONADES Abborville 13Jc ;
Agate , TOc ; Amcric.in , Ho ; Artislan. 20c ;
Cairo D and T , 13Jc ; Clarion D and T ,
17 Je ; Deccan Co. stripes D and T , IGc ; Key
stone , 13Jc ; Nantuckct , 19c ; Nonpareil ,
IGc ; Ocean D and T , 13ic ; Royal , IGJc ;
Sussex , 12c ; Ticiga , 12 c ; Wachusctt Rhirt-
in ? jbccks. 12jc ; do , Nankin , 12Jc ; York.
plain Nankin , 12 i ; do , checks , stripes and
fancy , 12ic ; do , 8 oz , 20c.
SHEETINGS Androscogcin 10J.27ici
do 9-4 , 24c ; do 8-1 , 22c ; Continental C
42 , lie ; Fruit of the Loom 10-4 , 274 ; Now
York mills 98 , 35c ; do 78 , 30c ; do 58 , 22Jc ;
Pembroke 10-4 , 25c ; Puiiiot 10-1 , 28c ; do
7-4 , 19c ; do 49 , IGc ; Ponperell 90 , 29c ;
do G7 , 21c ; do 57 , 18c ; Utica 96 , 85c ; do
58 , 22Jc ; do 48 , 17c
ClRar and Tobaccos.
CIGARS. Seeds , SI 3.00 ; Connecticut ,
825.00 ; Mixed , 835.00 ; Seed Havana ,
850.00 ; ClearHavano , 875.00.
TOBACCO PLUG. Golden Rule ,
24 Ib , GOc ; Spotted Fayn , Glc ; Our Rope ,
" '
fine quality , G2cj > Jiar , x pounds , &
Ib , butts , GOc ; Hoise Shoe , pounds
24 Ib , butts , GOc ; Glt Edge ,
pounds , 24 Ib , butts , GO ; tVrmy and Navy ,
pounds , 53c ; Bullion , pounds , GOc ; Lord-
lard's Climax , pounds , Glc.
FINE CUT In pails. Hard to Beat ,
75c ; Golden Thread , 70c ; 'Fountain , 80c
Favorite , G5c ; Rocky Mountain , COc
Fancy , 55c ; Daisy , 50c. In tin foil
Catlins 0. S. , 5 Ib boxes , per Ib G3c ; Lori-
illard's Tiger , G5c ; DiamondlCrown , GOo.
SMOKING All grades Common. 25 to
33c. Granulated Blackwella Durham , 1 (
oz 51c ; Dukes Durham , 1G o50o ; Seal ol
North Carolina , 10 oz , 46 ; Seal of Nebras
ka , 16 oz , 88c ; Lone Jack , 4 oz , linen bags
per Ib , 61.35 ; Marburgs' Puck , 2 or , tin
oil , 55c ; Dog Tail. G5c.
Paints Oils and Varnishes.
PAINTS IN OIL White kad , Omahs
P. P. , 7c ; white lead , O. P. k O. Co.pure
fxi ; Marseilles green , 1 to 5 Ib cans , 20c
French zinc , gien seal 12c ; French zinc
red eeal , He ; French zinc , in varnish asac
20c : French zince , in oil east , 15c ; Rav
uncl liurnt umber , 1 Ib cans 12c : raw am
burnt Sienna , 13c : Vandyke brown , 13 *
lefined lampblack , 12c ; coach bl&ck , l"c
i ory black , IGc ; drop block , ' IGc ; 'Prussian
blue , 30c ; ultramarine blue , 18c ; chrome
green , L. M. & D. , 14 c ; blind and shutter
green , L. M. & D. . 14c ; Paris green. 18c
Indian red , 15c ; Venetian red , 9c ; Tuscan
lit , , 22c ; American Vermiliod , I. & ? . ' . , 18c
chrome yellow , L. , M. , O. & D. O. , 18c
yellow ochre , 'Jc ; golden ochre , 10 ; paten
dryer , Gc ; graining colors : light oak , darl
oa c , walnut , chextnut and ash 12a
Dry ° ftlnts
White lead , GJc ; French 7lnc. lOc ; I'arli
whjteing 2Jc ; whiting gilders , lie
\\hiting coml , 14c ; lami > bmck Germantown
town , 14c ; Lampblack , ordinary , 80 ; Prus
sian blue , 4bu ; ultramarine , 18c ; Vandyke
brown , 8c ; umlicr , burnt , lc ; umber , raw
lcsienna ; , bum t , 4c ; sienna , raw , lc
Paris green genuine , 35c ; Paris green com'
iKc ; chrome green , N. Y. ' 20c ; chrqm
jreon K. , 12c ; vermillion , Bug. , 70c ; ver
leJllion , America , 18c ; Indian red , lOc
roe pink , lie ; vcuotiau read , Cookson't
Vie : Venetian rftd Am. , Iffc ; red lead , 74c
chrome yellow , genuine , 20o ; chrome yel
low , K. , 12o ; ucltre , rochelle , 3c ; ochre
I roneJi , 2jc ; ochre , American , lit
Winter's mineral. 2Jc ; lehigh brown , 2Jo
Kpaulah brown. 2c ; Prince's mineral So
VARNISHES Barrels per gallon
Furniture , extra , 81 10 ; furniture , No. 1
SI ; furniture , U , 85c ; coach , extra , $1 40
Coach , No. 1 , 81 20 ; Damar , 81 50 ; Japan
70c ; ouphaltnm , 70c ; ehellus , $3 50 ; ban
oil finW ) . 81 30
OILS 110' carbon , per gallon , lliol'5C ;
headlight , per gallon , 12Jc ; 176" headlight
ner gallon , IGc ; cryt > tollno , i > cr jllon , 20c
linseed , raw , per gallon , GO ; linkaed , boiled
per gallon , G8o ; lard , winter nt-'d , erual
Ion , 1 0" > ; No , 1 , BOc ; No. 2 , 65c ; paBtor
XXX. pf-r gallon , 1 30 ; No. a , 1 16 ? * > veot
per gallon , 85c ; sperm , W. B. , per gallon
1 35 ; fiah , W. B. per gallon , GOc ; ncatifoot ,
extra , per gallon , 75c ; No. 1 , G5c ; lu ( > rj-
, /TO. r > cr gallon. ? f > o ; i'
2 , SO ; sperm , Hignal , per gallon , 80c ; ter-
pentme , per gallon , Glc ; naptha , 71 , per
gallon , 30c : Ol' , 20c
Heavy Hardware List.
.Iron , rates , 83 50 : plow steel , cast , 7Jc ;
cast tool do. 15@20 wagon spoken , set.
2 25(3)3 ( ) 00 ; huba , per set , 1 25 ; felloes , sawed
dry. 1 40 ; tongues , each , 70@85c ; axles ,
each , 76c ; wiuaro nuta , per Ib , 7@llo ;
waHhera. per In. 8@18c ; rivets , per 11) , lie ;
coil chain , per Ib , G12c ; malleable , 8c ;
ron wedges , Gc ; crowbars , Gc ; harrow
teeth , 4c ; horseshoes , per keg , 5 00 ; spring
steel , 7@8o.
NAILS-10 to 20d. S GO ; 8 to 10 , 3 75
Gd , 4 00 ; 4d. 1 25 ; 3d , common , 6 00 : 3d ,
fine , G 50 ; clinch , all site * , 5 25 ; Gd , casing.
4 75 ; 8d casing , 4 60 ; 10J casing , 4 25 ; lOd
fin ! h , 4 75 ; 8d finish , 5 OOj 6d finish , 6 25
half kegs , lOo extra.
SHOT. Shot , 1.85 ; Buck flhot , 2.10 ;
Oriental Powder , kegs , $0.40 ; do , , hall
keg . 83.48 : 0. , quarter kegs , 81.88 ; Want-
intr , keifB , 83,35s Fuse , per 100 feet 60o.
Horses ( ind Mules.
The market in hrisk and all priwies nre
mllinewoll t i Might advance In piiccn.
The demand for good horse * exceeds the
supply considerably. Prices range a * fol
io wo :
Kino olnglo driver * , 8160. to 800. ; Extra
draft horoen. 8175. to 225 , ; Common dra.'t
horsev 8100. to 150. | Extra farm horocs ,
8110. to 125. ; Common to good farm homes
890. to 8100. ; Extra plup , SCO. to 76.j
Common plug , 820 , to 810.
MULES. 16 to 15J hanili ( extra ) , S125.
to 150.J 14J to 16 hawK 8100. to HO.j
14 to 14J handR , 875.10100. ; 13 $ to 11
haiidn , 800. to 75
Liquors ,
ALCOHOL 187 proof. 22.N per vine
Ballon- extra California spirits187 proof ,
1 30 per proof gallon ; triple relincd spirit * .
187 proof , 1 21 per proof gallon ; ro-dintlllfd
vbiikK100@l6tli fine blended , 160 ©
2 60 ; Kentucky bourbon * , 200@7 00 ; K. n-
tuckv 'and Pcnnsvlvanla ryes , 2 00 7 00
BrtANDIKS lmix > rt i , $ G 00@1G 00 ;
domestic I 10 ® t 00.
GINS I.-r. rted , 4 606 00 ; domestic ,
1 40 ( )3 ) 00.
RUMS Imported , 4 50@6 00 ; Now
Kmrland. 2 OOfniJ 00 ; domestic. 1 MfiS ( 60
PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY
175 ® I 00.
CHAMPAGNES Itrrirtoil per case ,
2GOO © ' ? ! OjAtrjtljtj case , 1200 ®
1800.
CLARETS Per case. 1 501G 00
WINKS Rhino \\lno , per oa-c , G 00 ®
20 00 ; Catawba , per ease , 4 00@7 00.
Lumbar.
WllOLKSALB.
. . FENCING-NO , i , 12 to 20 ft , 822 oo ;
J I No. 5 , 12 to 20 ft. , 21 00 ; sheeting dro sod ,
I No. 1 , 18 00 ; No. 2 , 16 00 ; common boards
I dressed , 20 00.
FltAMINC ft. and under , per M ,
21 00 ; 10 ft. studding , 22 00 ; 22 ft. 22 00 ;
Jlft. 2.-.00.
FINISHING No. 1. finish U , 1J and
2 inch , 8.-.0 . 00 No. 1 i'mMi 1 inch 545 00 ;
Vo. 2. finish 11 , 1J and 2 inch. 81500 : No.
2 finish , 1 inch , 810 00 ; No , 3 tlnkli , 1 inch ,
3500 ; O. G. battens per lOO feet llu. .
1 00 ; well curbing , 822 00 ; rough J and 2
nch battens per 100 feet lin. , 60c.
STOCK BOARDS A stock , 810 00 ; U
5 00 ; C , 830 00 : common stock , 822 50.
FLOORING No. 1 , 810 00 ; No. 2 ,
,35 00 ; No , 3 , 822 00 yellow pine , No. 1 ,
54000.
SIDING No 1 , 82100 ; No. 2 , 82200 ;
\o. 3 , 818 00.
SHIP LAP Plain , 822 00 ; O. G. No. 1 ,
< * 3200 ; No. 2.82200.
CEILING 821 00@837 00.
LATH AND SHINGLES-A starbest ( )
Singles , 83 8. ) , No. 2 , 82 60 ; No. 8 , 82 00.
Lath , 83 60.
Dulldlrc Material.
LIME Per barrel , 81 35 ; bulk per bn. ,
I5c. Cement , bbl , § 2 60 , Iowa plaster ,
bbl , 82 50. Hair per bu , 3 , " > c. Tanoel
felt 100 Ibs , 83 50. Straw board , S4 CO
PAPER Stiaw paper , 3o ; rag paper ,
lc ; dry goixis paper , 7c ; manila paper , lOc :
news paper. 8c
COAl Cumberland blacksmith , 812
Morris Run Blossburg , 812 ; Whitebroast
ump , 8G TO ; Whitebrcast nut , 80 f 0 ; Iowa
Jump , 86 50 : Iowa nut SO 60 ; Rock Springs ,
88 ; Anthracite , all sizei. 812 00@12 50.
Drucs.
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS Acid
Jarbolic , 60c ; Acid , TaHaric , 58c ; Balsam
Jopabin , per Ib , 75c ; Bark , Sassafias , i > er
b , 14c ; Calomel , per Ib , 75c ; Cinchoninia ,
iier 07 , 81 00 ; Chloroform , per Ib , 100 ;
Dover's powders , per Ib , 81 40 ; Epscir
salts , per Ib , 3Jc ; Glycerine , pure , per Ib ,
45c : Lead , Acetate , per Ib , 24c ;
Oil , Castor , No. 1 , per 'al , fl 35 ;
Oil , Castor , No. 3 , per gal , 8123 ; Oil ,
2 50 ; Salacm , per oz , 40c ; Sulphate of
Morphine , per oz , 83 80 ; Sulphur Hour ,
per llilie : Strvchm'ue. ner oz , 81 60 ,
Wool.
Merino unwashed , light , 14@lGc ; heavy ,
13@16c ; medium unwashed , light , 18@20c ;
washed , choice , 32c : fair , 30c ; tub-dingy
and w. , 28c ; burry , blackand cotted wools
2@Gc less
Hides hurt , Etc.
HIDES Ureen butcher's hide , 7c ; green
cured hides , 8c ; green salt , part cured
hides , 7@7Jc ; thV flint , sound , 13@14c ; dry
calf and kip , 1213c ; dry salt hides , sound ,
ll@12c ; green calf , wt. 8 to 15 Ibs. . 10@llc ;
green calf , wt , under 8 Ibs , per skin , * 60o :
green pelts , 81 00@115 ; green lamb skins ,
8110@125 ; damaged hides , two-third rate ,
cut scored and one grub , classed two-
tLirds rate , ) branded hides 10 per eent. off.
Coon skins , No. 1. 45c ; No. 2 , 30c ; No. 3 ,
; 20 ; No. 4 , lOc. Mink , No. 1 , 50c ; No. 2 ,
SOc ; No. 3 , 15c ; No. 4 , 6c. Fox , No. 1 ,
GOc ; No. 2 , 25c. Skunk , No. 1 , black ,
G5c ; short strii > e , 40n ; narrow stripe 26c ;
broad stripe , lOo. 'fallow , 5 c.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Council Bluff * Market.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , February 20.
Flour Crystal Mills Golden Sheaf ,
3 GO ; California Eureka , patent. 3 81) ) ; best
brand of Kansas , 3 0@3 90 ; Kansas and
Missouri flour , 3 50@4 25 ; graham , 3 75 ;
rye flour , 3 40.
Bran and Shorts 15 00 per ton
Chop Corn 22 50 per ton.
Wheat No. 2 , 8112 ; No. 3 , 72c ; re
jected , 52c.
Corn 48.
Oats No. 2 , < 0c ; rejected , 35c.
Barley No. 2. 90c ; No. 3 , 75c.
Hay Loose , 5 00@6 00.
r Wood 5 50 ® 7 00.
Live Hogs 525@575.
Cattle-Shipping , 4 60@5 00 ; ' milch
cows 30 00@t5 00 per head ; butchers
stock , 3 00@3 50.
Sheet ) 3 76 ® t 25.
G Hides Be ; G 8 hides , 7c.
Wool 1525.
Butter Creamery , 30c ; In rolls , wrap
ped , 25c : rolls not wrapped , 20c ; mixed
colors , 15@20o.
Eggs Packed , lOc ; fresh ,
Potatoes 1 10@1 30 ; Salt Lake , 1 50.
Onions 1 25@1 40.
Dressed Poultry Chickens , lOc ; ducks ,
lOc ; geese , 8c ; turVovs , 12Jc.
LUo Chickens 2 25 per dozen.
O ALIFORM A FLOUR.
Sacramento mills patent Hour ( red
brand ) . Our bent Eureka patent flour
( blue brand ) . The only patent flour man
ufacture on the Pacific coast. Wo claim
It is the whittbt , blioiiL't'bt and bttf mlly
flour in thti'Btate , Auk your grocer for it
Try it and jou will use no other.
E , M. McCnEAiiy & .CO. ,
Sacramento ,
T. J. EVANS , Agent ,
Crystal Mills , Council Bluffs.
. feb3-lf
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The best Biilvo in the world far outs ,
bruises , sores , ulcers , Bait rhouin ,
fever Bores , totter , olmppod lianda ,
cWllblaiiiH , corns and nil kinds of
H f n eruptions. This ualvo is gimr-
a Lood to give perfect Baliafactiuii in
every case or money rofuiidoil. Price ,
iiBa per boz. For aalo by
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MINNESOTA BUG JUICE ,
A Racy Description of Judge
Oox Court iu Tnll Timber -
bor Dlatriob.
Boor in Bottled nnd Tbroo in n
Bod.
A press dispatch from St. Paul
{ ivcs n sketch of the impcnchuiont
I rial of Judge Cox by the Mimiosotu
soimto Inat Fridny :
The monotony ol the Cox impeach
inont trial was broken to-day by Iliu
nppcnKUica ot * n lively witnesa for the
defuiiBo , whoso ovldenco throus as
much light on the pooulinr diversioiiM
iiuUileud in by judge 'and b.ir in COS'H
district as nny of tlio spicy ovidenue
for the prosecution. Col. Sanuiol ! Mc-
t'htil , a rural mititi.t ollicer , said , on
the fourteenth article : "Judge Cox
did not drink in Mnrshliuld , nor the
crowd with him. ilo wna sober nt
Tyler. That evening Judi-o Cox , my
self , and another dtank n bottle of
Milwaukee beer nnd hud some lunch
During Thursday , Friday , and Sat-
nrday , nt Tyler , Judge Cox
wns sober ; saw no ilill'oronco
in his looks ; and not the least doubt
of his perfect sobiiely then , nud
have not now ; \\M present tlml night
tu the pnrlor vhen the boltlo ns
passed around under a hut. " Wit
ness explained why the judgu didn't
drink out of that bottle by explaining
that it una passed annum on one eide
of the room , and that when it got
ever to wliero ho nnd the judio ; were
there was nothing in the bottle for
anybody to drink , "Saw Judge Cox
ono morning only on which ho Mn ?
not undressed. At that time lie had
his vest and pants on ; had to pasa
through the judge's room to get out
of mine. Sunday morning t saw the
judge shaving himself , lie seemed
to bo sober ; no evidence of a spree
the night before ; saw no symptoms erred
red and inflamed eyes iu the judge
at Tyler. If ho wns cocVoycd I didn't '
discover it ; don't think the judge was
any part drunk. I had taken a drink
myself that morning nt Tyler ; had no
bottle , nnd was ns sober as I am now ;
dinnk what wo call "bug-juice" in that
country. It doesn't kill exactly , but
Eome folk's mightn't relish it ; met the
judge about three hours after , about ( i
o'clock in the afternoon ; sat in a seat
with the judge in going toMamhtield.
I ordered the beer myself not iv
all bottlo'but an ordinary bottle ;
don't generally order Binnll bottles.
The judge took a diink The next
morning in n room drank bug-juico ;
there were three of us , and wo drank
about one-third of a pint. "
Question "That was enough ,
wasn't it ? "
Answer "VVoil , wo made it do.
[ Great laughtor.j The judge anc
myself then went to breakfast am
then to the court-room ; did not drink
any more. I don't know what was
going on in the judge's room Thura
day night ; saw him in bed the ncxl
morning ; brought in the eiiino little
llaok. There were more of us thn
morning some five of us and we
dispatched it ; didn't drink any more
after that morning ; was busy tha
day , but was in the court-room hnl
the time ; don't know what the judge
did that day. Next morning when '
went into the judge's room I wasn'
dressed. When I saw ho had com
pany I wont back nnd put on my
pants. [ Laughter. ] That night w
had a couple of bottles of beer. Th
judge probably drank some of it , a
ho was in the crowd. "
Question "Was thecrowdas sober
looking as the senate ? "
Answer ( looking around ) "Well ,
don't sco any gentleman who look
IB though ho was under the influence
Friday night there was a party in th
judges room playing cards ; don1
know ono card from another ; under
stood they were playing for the tw
bottles of beer. The judge was plaj
ing ; can't say they were playing fo
beer. The judge and "Whitney wor
in bed the next morning. Thursda ;
nii > ht three of us slept in my bee
Cpleman. was ono of thorn. I fouiu
him in my bed and lot him stay. U
had no permission from mo no
from the landlord.When th
lint wont round * the judge too
it and looked at it. The judge's do
meaner was about the name as on th
two previous days ; can't testify us tc
the ludgo's condition on Monday ; IKK
a bottle in the room on Saturda ;
night. On Sunday the judge and my
self went to Lake Benton , and on re
turning I was pretty well fuddled , W
got aomo what wo call 'sweat on tli
cut'in that county ; can't say what th
judge's condition was that day , 1
was sober when wo left Tue.sday mori
ing. "
Grover McGuire , a Bird Islam
lawyer , was another likely witness
Uo on croBs-oxnmination testified tha
ho was at the same hotel with Judg
Cox , and saw him drinking liquor o
different days , but always in the ovoi
ing. Witness , in describing the dil
feronco , in his opinion , between "s (
bor" and "perfectly eobor , " said : " ]
a man whoso capacity I know to b
ton drinks of whisky takes one ,
doom him ono-tenth drunk , I know
Judge Cox intimately , and hav
traveled with him. I consider him
man of a capacity of fifteen or twont ;
drinks. Uo did not tnko liftson o
twenty drinks to my1 knowledge durin
the entire term , I don't think ha !
a dozen drinks would bo noticed upo
Judge Cox. "
Mr. McGuire is a shrewd , keen lawyer
yor , of more than avorai > o intell
goncc , and was incisive , often humor
oils , and never hesitating in his ro
plies. Ilo provud the strongest wit
rrn'iHio ( l f i so ] 1a t1 u > f-.r ft
ducodr
A TERRIBLE STORY.
A Den In tbo Woods Occupied by Degraded
graded Men and Woman Whom
ThoyHavo Ensnared ,
fit , Louis Itejiubllcaii ,
The East St. Louia police were , o
Friday night , notified by parties liv
ing above the National Block yards-
East fit. Louia , but outside the cit
limits that , in an old , dilapidate !
hut , in that region , a number o
young mou and girls were living in
worse thai * i > olygamouu manner
Yesterday mo.rning Lieut , Grillin am
Ollicor Lynch ( brosaod themselves a
hunters and with L < ( un .on their should
era wont out to the ideality where th
hut is situated , in the woods , for th
nirposo of making an investigation ,
'hoy became conviccd that the hut
wns 0 10 in which very ill-conduct wns
iraclicod , Those oflicors then cnllod
n Oflicors O'Noil nnd Dowd and a
aid wna umdo on the plnco , The don
vns a small , tllthy , dilapidated unit
oem concern , long since deserted for
cipcctablo living purposes , The on-
y articles of f' " < ituro in the room
voro an old tik > . od 'vitli Illthystraw
ml a number f tg snul other rnga
pen the inidd uf the floor , whioh
voro used by the inmates for beds ,
'ho ' police captured liud Hammond ,
useph Frako , alias Alberts , Kd
Uniter nnd n young girl , aged IU
eats , named Lulu Potter. They
ore taken down to the police station
Hid locked up. From tnoso arreslod
t was lenrnod that Jerry Woods and
nether young man named Molair
woo thin place tlu-ir haunt , and nlso
n' Jonuiu IVitter , aged 10 , sister to
' . , and another girl mined Anna
'ayl r had been innm'cs of the den
p tt Monday last. Tlio eirl Lulu
'otter ted u horrible tale , nust of
InVli is unlit for publication. She
muli it a little moro than three
'liH ago Imi1 sister , Jennie Potter ,
Vnna Talor nnd licisilf left Alton ,
ii homo , to go to Uclluvillo to live
ut. They u.i'kcd mos'of the way ,
nd in passing this lonely hut they
oronccontcd by si'vrr.\l yow g rou hi
ho nskod them Mnnyijuootuiip. Vin-
lly , tlu joung roughs threatened lo
hokotliem unless they went into the
ouao , at the fliuno time taking hold of
IHMII und pulling them toward the
oor. Thuy wcro forced into the
oem , and Lulu has unmiuod there
ntil shoiis rescued yesterday ,
Uiilo her sister nnd Anna Taylor es-
aped on Monday , and probably wont
o liollovillo. Shu says that the
oughs would not lot her go. The fo
utlos were threatened with all nossl
ilo indignity. Several of the hood-
urns would go out each dny nnd bring
) revisions for the whole party , and
n this manner they lived. Hunter
vas brought before Justice Lynn
oitordny , and ho tiatislied the justice
hnt ho had only just happened to
Irop into the hut when the police
muncod upon it , nnd ho was released.
iVcods and Molair have not yet been
Captured , but the police expect t <
lave tlu'in by this morning. A charge
> f rape hiis boon preferred ngninst
"Inmmond the Lulu
, 13-yenr-old girl
'otter being the prosecuting witness ,
lo will have hin'oimniimtum to-mor-
ow before Justice Lynn , It is not
juliovcd that the females are of the
) oat character , or else they might
mvo attracted help from passers-by
ore this.
THE NEW YORK INSURRECTION
Officers or the Law Resisted lu
Greenwood , N. Y. , nnd tlio Gov
ernor la Forced to Intoforo.
An Albany special to Tim Now Yorl
Herald gives thu following particular
if the Steiibeii county insurrection
jlov. Cornell's proclamation declaring
the town of Greunwood , in Stonboi
county , in a state of insurrection bu
nliso of the forcible resistance of i
[ lortion of the people to the colluctioi
f tuxes is the first proclnnmtion o
ihe sort under the criminal cede , am
ia issued undur poculinrcircuiiistunccB
By the now cede the governor , whoi
called upon to do so by ( hoahorill
district attorney , county judge , or in
duud by almost any person of nuthori
ty in the county , na the law ia interpreted
pretod in the governor's oflico , ma ;
issue such n proclamation. In thisin
stance Gov. Cornell was visited b
the sheriff , deputy sheriff and distrie
attorney of Stoubon county , who rup
resented that n considerable numbo
of inhabitants of the town of Onion
\vood , in that county , hud on aoveru
occasions forcibly resisted the collec
tion of a tnx levied on the town t
pay the interest on the bonds of th
Rochester , Hornollavillo itPinuCruo
railroad and for certain costs incurro
in a protracted fight made against
the legality of the bonds in question.
From their statements it would ap
pear that the more peaceably disposed
citizens of the town paid tlio tax , but
a greater number refuged , and when
the ullicors attempted to levy upon the
personal property of those refusing , a
body of u hundred men or moro , to
the music of a drum and fifa , and
BOITIU of them armed , accompanying
thu sheriff from place to pluce , and by
threats und other mi'uns so deterred
nny persons from bidding that the
efforts of tbo oflicers to realize upon
the fiulo were fruitless. The authori
ties named said to Gov. Cornell , that
unless by the intervention of executive -
tivo authority , they could collect
only a comparatively-small proportion
of the tux , which amounts to a little
over 88,000.
OllIUIN OF Till ! niNl'UTK.
From "other sources it ia learned
that a number of yours ago bonds
were issued by several towns along
the route of the proposed road to aid
in its construction , of which Gredii-
wood voted some $7,500 , but the
road wns never iinihhcd , no part of it
being in operation and parts of it in
fact having never been even graded.
The several towns , wjtli the exception
of Greenwood , having paid the inte
rest on their bundtj under protest and
Greenwood has contended in tlie
courts that they are invalid. A re
cent decision in the court of appeals
has overthrown this plea , and the re
cent proceedings were under thia de
cision.
Greenwood is n little town of 1,500
inhabitants , near the .Pennsylvania
line , und the Stoubon county authori
ties who have been hero claim that
the people huyo been incited to und
helped in their rcHmtanco by oil men
and minors from across the border.
Persona familiar witli thu facts claim
that no violence hns been offered to
thu collection of tlio tax further than
flic T" > 'iy d' > inontrn'fon fin1 nt'i'iid- '
oi uttompU of iLu slicim to null out
these refusing to pay , and assert that
the sentiment in the town ia such
that residents nt least would not bid
against their neighbors. It is thought
probable that if the disorder con-
tinucH tlio sheriff will call out the
militia , which ho him the power to do
undur the proclamation ,
The Danish Associution will hold
its Seventh Annnual MusquorudoBall ,
February 24 , 1882 , at Turner null.
None but momborn and those holding
invitations can attend. Members can
obtain tickets at the following places ;
B. T. Mudaoii , B. Jorgensen , Win ,
Neva and A. Horn , cor. 10th and Chicago
cage otroota , No tickets will bo sold
at tlio door. By order of thu Com
mittee. Bat-m-wod
H. M. & M. PEAVY
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PALACE CLOTHING HOUSE
Is the place io Buy Bargains.
VEBYTHING MARKED INRED FIGURES ,
Look for the Red Ink M rks. ,
SAUSAGES !
Practical Saiisage Manufacturer ,
ORDERS OF ALL KINDS FILLED PROMPTLY FOR ALL
VARIETIES OF SAUSAGES.
Family orders ittendedto with despatch , and every
thing promised 5-atisfactory. I invite a call at
$ Mo. 210 Souih Tenth Street.
CT. SIPOIRIIL , ,
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURE ,
309 South Tenth Street.
QUALITY AND FIT GUARANTEED.
French Calf-Tongue Boots , Sewed , - - $9,00
French Calf Boots , Pegged , . . . . 6.00
American Calf Boots , 5.00
Pegged Alexis or Buckle Shoes , - - 3.50
MME A SPECIALTY OF BOOTS AND SHOES FOR FEET OUT-OP
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Wall Paper and Window Shades.
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GREAT STOCK TAKING SALE !
Everything In
DRESS GOODS !
Notions , and
FURNISHING GOODS ,
AT SWEEPING REDUCTIONS ,
It Will Pay You to Call and Compare
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EUROPEAN RESTAURANT ,
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OPEN DAY AND WIGHT ,
MEALS OR LUNCH
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STEAM BREAD BAKERY ,
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( obMw Proprietor ,
DRAMATIC IMPERSONATIONS I V
FOIl T11IJI1KNEFIT OK TUB
UNITARIAN SOCIETY. 1'
Mr. dco. A. Wllcox and wlfo , of New York City.
Hull known In Frofcwilonal Circlet at tbo
ICait , wllJUUe In COSTUME hla
Celebrated bkotchca
( ram Nature ,
on
Friday Evening , February 17.
In the UnlUrUu Cbap l , Coiner 17th Mid Caw
itrottt.
Of Admlwlom J5c.