OMAHA DAILY BEUTUUIteD / Y FEBRUARY 23 18&2 ,
COMMERCIAL.
Omnhn "Wholoimle Market-
OmoR or THE OMAHA DEB , )
Wodneiilny KvenhiK , February 22. |
There ore no changes in the merchandise
market to-itny. Tlio tone of the nmrket
la lieivlthy And lully up to expectations.
A strong ilenmml tor eggs , HA Ing to the
Ixmton i > cain , h.is the tendency to ad-
TAiiCO the t rice in a retail way , MU ! tiniest
tlio weather nioder , tes considerably highci
prices are nntidtmlci ) , as the ilenmml tni
wceoJs tins p csent receipts.
Local drain Dealing * .
WUKAT , Ua-.li , No. 2 , 100 cvih :
No.t.TMc : rejected , Tfic.
BAULKY. Uaoli Ko. 2 , tmc ; Na. !
C6e.
C6e.KYK.
KYK. Cm * . 70c.
COUN. Owh No. 2 , 44JO.
OATK. On h. Sir.
STHKETl'UIOKS-Uom , IO@Mti ; oati
HAY SC 00@0 r.O i * > r ton.
Provision * .
FLOUll Spring wheat , Rtralch'
$32n@3W ; "Pioneer" California , ? l 00
ipntcnt , S37fi4 nO ; > wintr wlientUraigh' '
Cjrndo $3-35a'l ( Ity n.itcrnt , e-S 50@K OOif-ra
Sam rve. S2 f > 0 : Wheat , W ( ill , Quect
! Beo. l-2o ; Jasper , 32 87 ; Ufo Siuux
$3 CO.
'HYT3 FTiOUn-$3 25.
MILLSTUKKS Hrcn , vor cwt. IOC
* jper ton.10 00@17.00creeninRr ; , per cwt
SOc ; shorty par wi 1.00 ; chopped fceil
fwr cwt. 1 20 ; meal 'toltcil , yellow , 1 40
| , white. 91 CO.
° OTATOKS Ncli-iiskas , 1K5@ | 20.
3WKKT POT ATOKS-Gonuinu MUSCR
Inej4 @ 5c per Hi.
WILD GKKSK-Out of mc.rket.
KGGS ISc.
UUTTKK Choice. flO@32j ; poor , w
market ! fair , 1S@ I ; creainary , f @S.'s
Al'PIiKS Good. sound , very BCMW
fT B0@6 50 per libl.
LKMONS Steady ; per box , $1 50g
MALLAGA GHAIESrer b'ol.S85fl
.per half bhl. , $4 50.
'BEESWAX ' Yellow , -C0@22o.
ONIONS 1 10@14il perbushol.
OKANBKUUIBQ Per bbl. , 510 3j (
il'O.
CELERY Per < loz. , G5@70c.
DKKSSED GKES13 Per lb.,9@iic.
OYSTERS SelcctR. 45c ; etar idardH,3r
DRESSED OlilCKEN3-,3toady a
* 9@10c.
DRESSED TU < UKBY8-12J@lSc. ;
OHEKSE-10S)14c. (
CASK VALENCIA Ol IANGES--
:5825 : a 9 00.
GroKri Lilt.
COFFEE. Rio , lair , 15Jc ; Rio , 4jt od
ISJc ; Rio , prime to choice , 14ij ; Old ov1
Java ; 2GJ28i < ! , Mocha , 28c ; ArfattkSo'c '
IGc.
IGc.TEAS.
TEAS. Gunpowder , pooil ,
. Choice , G0@75c ; Imperial , good , 40@45c
Choice , G0o,75c ( , ; Young Hyson , mx d ,
SOc ; choice , Sr > c@Sl 00 ; > ' .Topan Nat
35c ; Japan , choice , G0@76c ; Ooloui ; ,
S5@IO ; Oolong , oho.ce , 40@55 ; fviut
1 Rood. 35 < S40c : choice. S5oK5c. (
, ( feJ SUGARS. Cut loaf , lOJc ; CniKhec
\ E . l ° 2c' Granulated , lO c ; Powdered , Kv
' - my- Fine jwwdercd , J.lAc ; SUndnrd Curfee A
; > 9ic ; New York Confectioner's Standnri
I , A. 0c ; Good A , Ugc ; L'rairie Extra C
SYRUPS. Suipir hoiiKf , bbls , 45c : JIB !
bin , 47c ; kegs , 4J allois , S2 10 ; clwic <
table syrup , 42o ; balf bbls , i4c ; kcgB,82 10
SODA. Dwi bi's 1L papers , 8 00 ; Le
lend do , S3 00 ; Church's. $3 ( V ) ; Keg
"
STARCH. Poutl , 4ic ; Silver GlosH , 8 ,
@ 8c ; Corn Starch , & 2(2,9cj ( Exceleio
Gos . 7c ; Corn. 7 a.
SALT. Drny l ttds , per bbl , 2 10 ; Ash
ton , in aackn , 3 f > 0 ; 'Iibls dairy IX ) , r > s , 3 45
bbls dairy. 100. 3s , fi CTi. .
DRIKD FRUITS Choice halves
peaches , ( > le
* i 11) boxes , 13c ; Aliohigaa , Sic ; Isev
Yorkajiples , 8Jc ; Prunes , old , Gjc ; new
7Jc ; Currants. GjJ@8c ; Blackbflrriefl , new
/ " CHEESE Full Cteam , 14c ; Par
y ' / Skim 11 Jo.
V ) .y WOODENWAHK Two hoop pailf
\Ay- ; l 95 ; tlirae hoop pails , 2 20i No. 1 tub
F -9 EO ; No. 2 tubs , . 8 60 : No.-3 tubs. 750
ioneer.wtshboardB , 1 K > 'Dontle Crwn
290 ; Well buckets , 825.
LEAD Bar , SI G5.
SP1CKO. Pepper , \V ) ; Allcpice , 19c
-Clove , .4lc ( : Nutuieifa , 1 00 : 2oCa8Bia ;
-Mace $1X0.
MATCKES Per caddie , OOc ; roum
.cases , S7.6B ; square casen. SollO.
PROVISIONS Urenkfast haogia. 12Ju
choice lard , 14c ; dried bc f , 13Jc ; should
era , 9c : hams. 13c ; baoon , sideH. lie.
NEW PIC'KLES-Medi'im , in.barrels
4fl 00 ; do inialf bbls. fi 25 ; smalhiin bbla
712 00 do , in .half bbls , 7'60 ; ghetilns , i :
fbbls , 14 00 ; < io , in half bble , 7 CO.
VINEGAH Pure apple extra , IGo
ipure apple , l c ; PruHsincr uure auolc , IGc
HOMINY New , 85 60per bbl.
BEANS KTedium , hand picked 64 2 (
iperfbuahel ; navy , Si 00 ; calofnavy-t-l 0 (
ROPE Siaal , J inch and larger ; Bid
Scj inch , qio.
QOiVPS KitVsSavnn Imperial , 330
Kirk' . BatineU 80 ; Kirk's standard. SG5
Kirk's white Russian , 5' ' 00 : ikiik'i
Eutocc , 205 : Kirk's Prairie Queen
(100 cakes ) . 3 < C ; Kirk's matrnolia , 4 MS
440.
440.CANDLESjBoxes , 40 Iba , If. oz , 8.1 ,
l < jcboxcs ; 40 Ibs , , (1C ( oz. , Gs , IGc.
LYE American , 3 40 ; Greenwich , 340
Western , 2 75 ; North Star , 2 50 ; Lewis' '
lye. 4 GO ; Jewell lye , 2 75.
POTASH Pennsylvania caon , 1 doz , ,
In ca e , 3 25 ; Babbitt' * Hall , 2 doz. dn ciw ,
I 90 ; Anchor Vail 2 coz in cage , 1 50.
FIELD SEED Red clover , choice
new , $ G 00 per lui.slul ; inaminoth clover
new , 87 00 ; white olo\er , new , $14 00
il alfa clov < r , new , C12 50 ; alnike , new ,
$1300. Timothy , food , now , $8 00 :
blue gram , extra clean , 61 50 ; blue craw ,
clean , $1 25 ; orclmnl gr .s , 32 50 ; red top ,
. choice , 1 03 ; millet , common or Missouri ,
BOc ; millet , German , $1 00 to $1 25 ;
.lluninuiua. SOc.
HEDOESEEB Osage orange , 1 to 5
liugheltf , ? 5 00 ; outage oronifi , 10 ouahebi 01
over , $4 50 ; houey locust , per lb. , Sue ; pel
VI01b8.S2.r)00.
FI9 J Family white finh , 90 lb hf bbln ,
3 75 ; No , 1 white fish , 90 lb hf bills , fl TOj
No. ! white fishj jn 10 lb kit 1 00 ; _ family
lia river salmon , per 100Ibs , 8 00 ; George's
liank ciMlfirth , Gc ; Gen , boneless codlinhj
OJc ; boneless fmh , fitc.
MACKEHEI Half bblB messmackerel ,
100 Ibs , 812 50 ; hf Ulil No. 1 ox ohore do ,
100 Ibu , fi 00 ; hf bbls , fat family do , 100
Ibs , 3 85 ; mess mackerel , 12 lb klto , 2 25 ;
No. 1 ex diore , 12 lb do , I 50 ; No. 1 shore ,
12 lb do. 1 00 ; fat family , 10 lb do 75c.
CANNED GOOJ > S-10ystera , 2 lb
( Field's ) , per.r cafle. 4 00 ; del _ lb ( I ield's ) ,
'J"
quarter boxes jwr box , 14Jc ; ' Aiuuricnnl
quarter boxes per box , liedo half boxes ,
per box , Sljc. Lobsters , 1 lb per dozen ,
1 80. Tomatoes , 2 SO ; do 3 lb pur
cane , 320 ; Corn 2 lb ( Mountain )
tier case , 3 CO ; soaked corn , 210 ; do
2 lb ( Yarmouth ) , per cane , 3 CO ;
string beam , per case , 2 25 ; Lima beans
per case , 2 20. Succotash i > er case , 2 25.
J'eas , common , per cose , 2 00 ; peas , choice ,
per case , 4 50. Blackberries , 21b , percale ,
80 ; strawberries , 2 lb , per case , 2 76t
/2 . 2 lb , pur case , 2 75@3 00.
Damsons , 2 lb , i > er cato , 2 4S. IJartlett
j > c rB per case , 30oSlOO. ( Whortleber-
rieu j > er case , 2 80. JJgK pluiuu , 2 lb per
c , se. 3 fiOj do , choice , 2 lb , per cane. 4 CO.
Green Rage,2 lb per case , 3 60 : do clioice , 0
Ibpor case,4 CO. PinoApplea , 2 lb , per cane ,
4 00@5 75. Peaches , 2 lb per ca c. 3 10 ;
do 3 lb. case , 0 00@0 CO ; do , ( pie ) , 3 lb , iwr
oiuie.385 ; do pie , C lb , per dozen , 3 CO.
HIOE Carolina , 8@81c ; Loilldlana , 7 }
© Sic ; fair , ej@7. '
PEANXTTS KoMtni , choieo , red Ten
nessee , ? V ; per Hi ; fancy white * . lOo per HX
ra-v wlilto Virginia raw , lOo ; roaste * ! ,
lllo.
Dry Good * .
RROWN COTTONS-Atlantlo A. 8Jcj
AtMileton XX , 7c ; Atlanta A. PC ; Uoott
FF , 8Jc ; Uuckeyo 1,1 , . 4 > 4 , 7c ; CalxV ,
Tic ; CliittcnMiKo A , ( ! | } Ureat Falls U ,
8c } ; lluoaicr , GJc ! HoiMst Width , fjc ; In-
( tian Head A , 8jc ; Indian Standanl A ,
cott iSU ; 8Jc.
FINK HUOWN COTTONS-Allcndftle
4 ; 7ic ; Alligatw 3-J , 3c ; A sylo 4-1 , 7fc ;
Atlantic hi * OJc Uadpcr Stdtf X 4-4 , 7cj
Heiiniugton 0 4-1 , GJc ; Huckcj o S. 4-4 , toc
liull.in Orchard A A 9-8 , 8J2 !
\Vatnsntttn 4-1 , 13c. "
1U.KACHK1) COTTONS-Androscog.
tin h 4-1 , 10 ; ; lllackstonrA A in jic rial ilc ;
do dn half bleichod-1.49c ; Cabot 4-4 , M ;
VldcJity-1.4 , Hie ; Fruit of tlr Ixioui , 11 ; tlo
CAII brie W.lSLijdo WatrrTttist,10icClreflt ;
c ; Indian llond shrunk 4-4,12-o-
L m-oiale , lOJc ; do cnmbrlo 37 , IPe ; No
York MiL' < , 13c ; ltq ot A , lOc ;
N G Tvilis , 12o ; iPocahontaa 4-J ,
1'oc.iRii't 4. 1 , 8ic ; UUcn , lie ; Wuuuuta
AtJfti tic.10
I7c ; Hitltimoro do , IGc ; Loue Sfcu , 'S'O . ,
12c : Savniro. 18c.
UuOKS ( Colnrevl ) Allnny K lm\rn.
fc'o ; do C , drab > te' do N.A. , stripes ami !
plaidfi , I2ic ; do 3iXX brown mid flrub ,
fttripci and ( iliidB , 12ic ; Arlington 'f incy ,
lc ! ) ; tomswick brown , 8Jcs Ohnriftt'fnncy ,
12Jc ; do extra 'heavy , t0o ! ; Fall Rivei
bnnni , c.vtr * teavy , ll o ; Indlnna A
brown , 13c ; Noninnet A brown , 18\
' A
'DICKINGS-AmoskeaR
, Mitinchaha 4-t , 20 ; OIIIPKIV
extra 4-4 , 28c ; Pearl River 32 , l/ijc : PuU
najn XX blua Btrijw , Tie ; Shctucket S ,
10b : do SS 12c ; . Yoomiui's bice 29 , 8ic
'DENIMS. Aiuoakenk , bluet nd brown ,
15c ; Andovcr DD blue , 15Jc ; Arlington
bU-.e Scotch , -8ic ; Cononril OOf > , blue MIC ]
brown , Wicj do AAA , do do Wj ; do XXX
'do do 14cilfaymnk } < ! r' blue nnd brown.
'Oh ' ; Jlwtic River DD tripeTlGic ; P.vu-1
Ifiver , uluo-'iii'.l bwwn , 15jc ; Uncaxvillo ,
blue and btjwn , Kiic.
CAMHKICS Barnard , 5k ; Eddystont
'lining ' , M-inch double "fnce , 81 > J ; Garner A
iflazed , f e : Manh-tUnn glm-e finish , 5Jc :
Kewport CD Gc ; do jjla3ocl5Jc ; Pequot dc
< fic : Lo.kw-jcMl kid tmigh , Go.
CORSET JEANS Amory , 8cAndros'
coggin sitttcen , SJ-s ; Okxrendc n , GfcjOiTies ;
toga s tt3ns , 7ic ; Hdllowcl , 8c ; Indian
Orchard improved , 7 s ; Nnrr-jganaett , 7ic ]
Tepperill sattoen S\r Rockport , 7J < 5.
PJIDK'S- Aliens , Oic ; 'A merican , 64c ;
Arnold , 7c ; Berwiok , 4c ; Coclieco , 7c ;
'Conestofa. GJc ; Dunkirk , 4Jc ; DutmeU ,
'GJ@7c ; KddyHtone , 7c : Gloucester , Gc ;
Ilarmony , 5Jc ; Knielterboiker , GJc ; Mer-
rimac Dj 7o ; jryHtic , 5Jc ; Sprarues , Gc ;
Southbrxlge , Gc ; do. Ginghams , 7c ; tlnrl.
born , 5Jc ; Orient.il < 3 c.
GIXCIIAMS AmowkenB , lOJa ; Amos.
? dtfcsi 12f. A-n ylc , lOJc ; Atlnsitic ,
Jc ) ; 'CSrabcrland , 7Jc ; H'Shlanrt , 8te :
Kenilwotth , 8Jc ; Plun kett , lOJc ; SUB
sex. Sc.
OUTrONADES AWiervillo I3te ;
Agate. SOc ; American41c ; Artisian , 0c
Cnin U and T , 13 c ; Clarion U and-T ,
17Jci Baccan CoHSripe DaiidT , IGc ; Ker
stone , ' 13Jc ; Nimtuokot , 19c ; Nonpareil ,
IGc ; Qjcau D andT , 13Jc ; Royal , IGfcc
Sussex , 12c ; Tioga , 12ic ; Wachuseti ehirt
in r 5b : ks , 12Jc ; do , Niuikin , 12Jc ; York
plain -Nankin. 12 do ; checks , stripes anJ
fancy , : 12 c ; do 8oE , Oc.
SHHET [ NGS AndroicogeinlO-C74c !
do 9.4 , 24 c ; do 8-4 , 22 = ; Contjnentnl C
42 , lie ; Flint of tlwiLoam 10-4 , 27J ; N v
'York.sr.ills ' fl8 , JRe ; do'7S , SOc ; do 58 , 22Jc
Pembroke 110-4 , 2..c ; Peqsiot 104 , 2 ic ; di
7-4 , 10o : do 49 , 18s ; Ptpperell 90 , 29o
do G7-21c ; < lo 57 , 18c ; 'Utica 90 , 85c ; d :
58 , 22Jc ; do 48 , L7c
Clean nd Tobaccos.
CIGARS. S esiBS15.00 ; Connecticut
: S25.00 ; M'ixed , C35.0Q ; Seed Havana
1350.00 ; Cle.trKa.psna-SV3.00.
TOBACC 0 PLUG. Golden Ruk
24 lb , tiOc ; S 'potted IWwn , Glc ; Our lt
fine quality , ( ! 2c ; Stir , pounds ,
lb , butts' , COc ; Horne Shoe , { rau
2-J tb , b'utts , 'COc ; Gflt Edge
pounds , 24 lb , butts , ' 60 ; Xrmy and Navy
JKMinds , 55c ; BalliiKt , jxrands , GOc ; Lorfl
bird's Climax , pounds , 61r
FINE CUT' In | > ails -Hard to Beat
75c ; Golden 'Dhread , 70c ; Pountain , 80c
Favorite , 65c ; Rooky Mountain , 60c
Fancy , : C5c ; Daisy , oUc. In tin foil
Cstlins O. S. , 5 lb boxes , wr lb G3o ; Lori
illard'a 3.'i er , G.lc ; Dinmoml Crown , 60.
SMOKING -All prades Common. 251 (
33c. Granulatei I iyaok - il Durham , II
oz Sic ; Dukes DnrliamflC.oz , BOc ; Seal o
North Carolina , 16 OK , 46 ; i > eal of Nebrus
k , 16 oz.33c ; Loue Jackoz , linen begs
perlb , 81.25 ; aiariiurKs''lnck , 2 oz , til
oil , 55c : 'OoR T iL C5c.
Paints Oil * and VaTiilihei.
PAINOS IN OIL Whits lead , Omhi
P. P. , 7c ; * Aiite lead , O. iP.fc C. Co.pure
Oi ; Marseilicti green , 1 to5 lb cans , 20c
French : , ( ; ' ) seal , 12c ; French zinc
red Bed , lie ; French due , in varnish OSBC
20c ; French zinco , iu olljitst , 15c ; Rav
and Immt un/oer / , 1 lb cans If c : raw attc
burnt Sienna , 13c : vauidyko brown , 13
refined lampblcck , l\lc \ ; coach black , l"c
ivory black , Ific ; dro.y black , llCc ; Prussiai
blue , 30e ; ultriunarin e blue , fls3c ; chrortu
green , L. M , & < D. , 14 c ; liliiuland nhuttei
chrome yellow , L. , M. , O. &iD. O. , 18c
yellow ochre , 9o ; golden ochre , W ; patenl
aryer , Go ; grainig colors r light oak. darli
oa < , walnut , chestnut and' tah < I2o
Dry ° alnt
White lead , tijc ; . .Frenchinc. . OOc ; Parii
whiteing 24e ; whiting zildoni , IJc
\\ilitlni ' , com' ) , llatnnliuck German
town , lie ; lampblack , ordinary , 8c ; Prus
siau blue , 45c ; ultramarine , we ; vaiidyke ,
brown , 8c ; umber , burnt , 4c ; umber , raw ,
lcsienna ; , burn t , 4u ; menu a * raw , 4o
Paru green genuine , 85c ; Pariii reaucom'l
25o ; t'hroino green , N. Y. ' 2iV ; chrom-
green 1C. , 12c ; vennillion , Eng.r 70c ; ver
million , Amerir-a , 18c ; Indian red , lOc ,
rose pick , Mo ; Venetian read , tfooksrin't
' ! Jc : vonetiau red Am. , IJo ; red . 'eiui.7icj
chrome jvllow ( genuine , 20c ; chro.WJ < rel.
low , K. , 12e ; ochre , rocbelle , 3c ; odcre ,
French , 2jti ; ochre , American , li
\Vinter'K iraneral. 2Jc ; leliigh brown. :
spanLsh brown , 2\c \ ; Prince/a mineraV
VAUNIBIIES Barrels per
Furniture , exira , SI 10 ; furniture , No. . .
SI ; furniture , * 7 , 8flc ; coach , extra , SI 10 ;
Coach , No. 1 , tl 20 ; Damar , 81 50 ; Japiui.
70c ; asphaltuin , JOc ; shellac , $3 50 ; haiil
oil finibh. 81 30
OILS 110'carbon , per gallon , llicjl'501
lieaillight , | > er gallon , 12 : ; 17'V ' hea < ilight ,
iiur gallon , IGo ; crvhtoline , iicrgallnu , 20c ;
linscud , raw. per gallon , GO ; linseed , boiled ,
per gallon , G8c ; lard , winter st 'd , per gal
lon , 1 05 ; NCI. 1 , SOc ; No. 2 , C."c ; castor ,
XXX. per gallon , 1 30 ; No , 3 , 115 ; tweet ,
per gallon , HSc ; sperm , W , I ) . , per gallon ,
1 3. ) ; fish , W. B. per galli u , OOc ; neatsfoot ,
pitri or M.ii TIP r > " ' . M ? ; l ' "l !
rating , /urn , ptr uullon , . )0o ) ; suiiiinur , 15c ;
Miideu machine , No. 1 , per gallon , 35c ; No ,
2 , SO : sperm , signal , per gallon , 80c : ter-
pentine , pur gallon , CJc ; naptba , 71 , per
gallon , 30c ; C ' , 20o
Heavy Hardware Lltt.
Iron , rates , $3 50 ; plow utccl , cast , 7Jc ;
cast tool do. 15@20 wagon spoken , set.
2 25@3 00 ; hiilm , per net , 1 25 ; felines , awed
dry. 1 40 ; tongues , each , 70@85c ; axles ,
eac/i / , 75c ; xnuare nuts , per lb , 7@llc ;
washers , per lb , 8@18c ; rivets , per lb , lie ;
cell chain , per 11) , ti@12c ; loalleable , 8u ;
ron wedges , Go ; crowbars , fie ; harrow
teeth , 4o ; horseehoes , per keg , 5 00 ; apriug
steel , 7@8c.
NAILS 10 to 20d , 3 CO ; 8 to 10 , 3 75
Cd , 4 00 ; 4d. J 25 ad , common , 6 00 : 3 < l ,
fine , C CO ; ullnch , all size * . 5 25 ; M , casing ,
4 75 : 8d casing , 1 60 ; lOd casing , 4 25 ; lOd
finlnh , 4 75 ; 8d finish , 5 00 ; Cd finbh , B 25
half keits. lOo extra.
SHOT.-Hhot , 81.85 ; Buck shot , 82.10 ;
Orient * ! Powder , kegB , ? ( J,40 ; do , , half
. . "do. , mmrtor Vfg % ? 1S8 ; lUast-
, ke9 , 93,35 : Fuse , i > er 100 feet 50c.
Horsei * nd Mule * .
The market i brink and all gradm nrc
llliig well at iv lliht advance in p ice .
The ( lemund for coal homes exceeds the
supply considerably. Prices range as fol
lows ;
Fln * lnglc tlrlvcw , $ lfX ) . to 300. } Extra
draft horscR , $175. to 221V | Common drait
hor-en , $100. to 150. : Kttra farm horses ,
$110. to 125. ? Common to good farm hornon
? 9a to 3100. ; Kxtm t > lugi , 5 0. to 75. ;
Common vines , 520. t i $10.
MUhnS. 16 to 1S1 haiuU ( extra ) , S12.1.
to 150. ! 1 J to 15 ImmK SIOO. to 140. ;
M to 141 liands , 975. tn 100.1 13i to li
hands , SGO. to 75
liquor * .
AIiOOHOh 187 liroof , 225 per wlm
gallMi ! extra California Kjilrit' ' , 187 pnx > C
1 3 1 vcr proof fr.illon ; triple rctiiwl splrlta
17 iinwf , 1 24i > r proof wllon ; relistill
rtttkleo , 1 00@1 50 ; fine blended , 1 W <
2oO ; Kentucky bom bond , 200@700 ; K i\
fr.tckv anil Peimsvlvaniii rjtM , 2 00rf.7 00
HllANlHES Importcii , e 00@WOO
domestic 1 < 0@1 00.
GINS Irrortcd , 4 50@6 00 ; duniestlc
1 400)3 ) 00.
RUMS Imported , 4 GOtjjO 00 ; Nov
Knoland.'J 00S)1 ( ) 00 ; donwsUlc. 1 W(5)i ) ( ) : M
PKACIl AND Al LK RHANDY-
1 754 Oil
CHAMPAGNES Imrorlcrt per
2rtOO 0-Al w' i case ,
1R 00 ,
CLA'RETS Per-cn e , 4 50@tG 00
WIKI5S HUino wiiu- , per cose , G 00n (
20 00Catnwba ; , | > er vne , 4 007 00.
Lumbar ,
WHOHCSAtK.
FENCING No. 1 , 12 to 20 ft , § 22 00
No. 5 , 12 to 20 ft. , 21 00 ; sheeting dressed
No. ' 1 , 18 00 ; No. C , 10 00 ; common board'
< dre nnl. 20 00.
PRAMING 16 ft. nnd under , per M
21 Oft ; 10 ft. HtmWhiR , 22 00 ; 22 ft. 22 00
24'ft. 2500.
FINISHING-NO , i. finish 11 , 14 am
2 tnsh , S50 00 No. 1 finish 1 inch § 45 00
No. 2. fmiih 1J , aj and 2 icch. 84500 : Ni
2-fnish , 1 inch , 91000 ; No , 3 finish , linoh
$35 00 ; O. G. 'battons per * 00 feet Hit.
$1-00 ; well curbing , 822 00 ; rough i ami '
hull battens per 100 feet tin. , 50c.
STOCK HOARDS A stock , $40 00 ; \
$ S5 00 ; C , $30'00 ' ; common stock , $22 SO
FLOORING- . 1 , $40 00 ; No. 2
4r. ! 00 ; No , 3 , $22 00 yellow pine , No. 1
XIOOO.
SIDING No I , Wt 00 ; No. 2 , S2COC
'No. 3. $18 00.
SHIP LAP PlaIn-C22 00 ; O. G. No. 1
$3200 : No. 2.52200.
CEILING S24 00@837 00.
LATH AND SHtNGLKS A starrest
bhingles , S3 85 , No. 2 , 82 50 ; No. 3 , 82 00
Lath , $3 50.
Build lrp"Matorlnl.
LIME Fzr barrel , 81 35 ; bulk per bn.
35o. Cement , bbl , 32 50. Iowa pkstei
bbl , S2 50. Hair per bu , 3r > c. Tcrrei
felt 100 Ibs , 03 50. Straw board. 8 * CO
PAPER * St aw jwper , SJo ; rag pTiier
4c ; dry goods paper , 7c ; manlla paper , lOc
news paper. 80.
COAL Cumberland blacksmith , Sl'J
lorris Rnu Bloxsbiirg , ? 12 ; Whitebreai
lump , SG f 0 ; Whitcbroaat nut , SO ' 0 ; low
lump , $6 50'Towa nut SO 50 ; Rock St > ringf
S8 ; Anthracite , all nirx ; * . 812 00@12 50.
Drill's.
DRUGS AND OHKMIOALS Acid
Carbolic , 50c ; Acid , Tartaric , 5Sc ; Itclsat
Cojiabia , tier lb , 75c ; Hark , Sasnafrafl , po
lb , 14e ; Calomel , per lb , 75c ; CinchouidiJi
per tu , JJ3c : Chlorofonn , per lb. IOC
Dover's powders , per lb , SI 40 ; Kpscr
lalts , per lb , 3Jc ; Glycerine , pure , per 11
45e ; Lead , Acetate , per lb , 24c
Oil , Cahtor , No. 1 , per s'al , * 1 K
Oil , Castor , No. 3 , per gal , $125 ; Oi
Olive , per gal , $1 50 ; Oil , Origanum. 50
Opium , S4 50 ; Quinine P. k W. k RS S
per oz , S2 40 ; Potassium , Iodide , pr 11
S2 50 ; Salncia , per . cz , 40c ; Sulphate (
Jlorphino , per oz , $38) ) ; Sulpnur floui
per lb. 4jc ; Strvchuiiio. ner oz. $1 50.
Wool.
Merino unwashed , light , 14@lGc ; hcav ;
13@15c ; medium unwished , light , 18@20i
washed , choice , 32c ; 'fair , SOc ; tulWoing
and w. , 28c ; burry , -blickand cotted vool
2@Cc lees
Hides hure , Etc.
HIDKS Green butcher's hide , 7cgree
cured hides , -8c ; green salt , part curt
hides , 7@7fc ; . dry Bint , cotmd , 18@14c ; di
calf and kip , > 12@13cldry ; salt hides , soum
ll@12c ; green calf , wt. C to 15 Ibs. , 10@lli
green calf , wt , .under 8 Ibs , per .skin . , j.W
green pelts , $1-CO@1 15 ; reen lamb skin
31 10@1 25 ; damaged hides , two-third rat' '
cut scored and one. grub , claused twi
f.Lirds rate , ) branded hide ? 10 per eeat. of
Com skins. No.1..45crNo. . 2 , SOc ; No. . '
20s No. 4 , lOc. Slink , Ito. 1 , BOc ; No. !
lOe ; No. 3 , 15c : No. 4 , Sc. Fox , No. :
COc ; No. 2 , 25c. Skunk , No. 1 , brad
O.ic ; short stripo,40nj , nagiw stripe 2T-
li.-oad otripe , lOc. Talli > < P 5jc.
MABBE TSS Ir TBIiEGRAPB
Council Blaffs BXtxrbat.
CocNOli/iIJ LUFFS , February 2 2.
: Flour-CryBtal ; Mills -Gtlden Shea ;
StO ; California Jlureka , patent , 3 8 i ; Iwt
ibroud of KaneaB.8rM3 ) 00 ; Kansas an
Missouri flour , 3 f 0@4 25 ; graham , 3 7 ?
Tye flour , 3 40.
( Bran and Shorts i5 00 por. ton
iOhop Corn 2250 ,5 > er ton.
Wiieat No. 2 , $112 ; No. .C , 72o ;
jected , 52c.
Corn 48.
Onts No. 2 , 40c ; rejected , 3Gs.
Unrley No. 2. OOc : No. 3 , 7c / ,
Hey Loo-e , 5 00@C.OO.
Wo d 5 50 ® 7 00.
Live Hogs 5 25@5 75.
Catae-Shi piling , 4 C0@5 00 ; ' milcl
cowa cO 00rtHi ( ? 00 per head ; ( butcher
xtock.8 00@3 50.
ShQQii 3 75@4 25.
G Hidcs-5c ; G S hides. 7c.
Wool in@5.
liuttor Creamery , SOc ; in rollti , 'wrap
ped , Sriu : rolls not wrapjied , 20o ; miixo <
co'orc ' , 15@20c.
KggH Packed , lOc ; fre h , 12io .
Potatooj 1 10@1 30 ; Salt Lake , 1 0.
Onions 1 25(5(1 ( ( 40.
DreH edPoultry Chicken * , lOc ; ducks
lOc ; geedij , 8c ; turV OVH , 124c.
Live Chidceim 2 25 per dozen.
Iiivo Stock.
CllICAQO , February 22.
The Drover's Jouinal reports an foil . \vs
Hogs Itecoiti ! { > , ll.roO ; market rulf (
dull and 5@10o lower f ir mixed and henv :
packiiu and Nhipping Kiadea ; ooiiiuwn ti
food mixed , C KX5.G GO ; heavy packiug < m
chipping , G C5&J ( 10 : Philadelphia * am
lard IIO.'H , 7 1C@7 35 ; light hogs exceed
askS'ly weak , and tlio market WAS very KUI ;
euh at tlio decline , there beincry liltli
tleuiand for light liPffrf either f.r packers ,
thc ange W.IM C OjfofifiO ; skij K and ciillv ,
/ low and dull at 4 Z5&5 75.
Cuttle KocditH1.7CO ; the markel
\fani .tlvii on ) | ) : and local acconnl
a. id pxicex ranged linn and steady f r nil
gr.vierf ; .city liuteheru IUK ! buyeia for can.
nod weAis were liberal j irchaserfi ; com
mon ! medium shipping , 4 OC
fjr , 'fl' . t' " ' ' , 5 Ttofffi KI ; choice ,
! i rfi l ! 10 ; export * . li info ,
1 15 ; mi'xed butcher.i1 Htock , quiet ; suppiv
Dxceoded Him demand ; cow , 2 75@3 25 ;
i-tcers , 5 10@r > 25 ; ntocker and fecdem ,
liberally ol7oj * < l but lioMern' iiew were
not met by buyer * ; stockerv , 3 35@4 25 ;
feeder * , 4 25iJ kQ ,
SheepItoo''fl'tH. . 2,100 ; the market wai
, 'enorally weak 4Oil liwur ; common flheep ,
1 25@6 76 ; good , 5 25@5 35 ; choice , 5 50.
OAT , [ FORMA FLOUR.
Sac rumen to mills patent ( bur ( rod
brand ) , Our bent h'ureka patent flour
( blue brand ) . The Mil/ patent Hour man-
ufuctured on the Pacific coant. We claim
it is the whittht , fctrongfi't und beet family
flour in the sUt . Ank ynur grocer /or It ,
Try it ami you will use no other.
15. M. McCuKAitr 4 Co. ,
Sacramento.
T , J. KVANH , Agent , '
Crystal Mill. . , Council I51uffebStf
/ebS-tf
IRISH PATRIOTS.
Grand MootinR nt
Hull in Honor of Wnah-
ington'a Birthdtiy.
Drlllmnt Speech 1)7 JudRo Qrvnnor
oT Davenport , ln. ( nnil Aildroseoa
by Local Orators.
Kuony's Imll was filled to ovoillow
ing last uvcning upon tlio occasion u
the mass meeting of Irian oilfaenn l (
celebrate thu birth of ( U-ori o Wnsh
inglon Hiul the contciniiftl of thu Iris )
declaration ol imtepamlonco by tin
volunteers , of wlioiu Honty Gnvttai
wnn tlio head. Tlio hull was luxml
Romoly decorated witli Americnii ant
Tiiali Hugs and batinors , and mini ;
liicturca of nivtriotio signincauco woi *
hutii ; upon the wnllfl.
Tlio Ancient Onlor of Hiborniaiu
bund lud the enthusiasm of the oven
iog by playing several Amor.cnu am
Irish Boleetions. At eight o'clock th
jneoting was called to older by F.Y
( Gray , president ot the OmiUw Lnni
-sLeaguo society. In doing so lie sail
\ that this largo midioneovna gathorei
to culobrato the birth uf the fiithor ( i
Ainorican independence , nnd thu run
tuninl annivuranry of the liisli decl"t
iitton of iiulepondonco by llonry Gr.it
tan. [ Applause. ] Mr. Gray tluv
spoke of the land league and the stut
of thini > 8 between lindlonl and tenant
ant in Ireland , and the ia no botwue :
coercive government and a detenu
inod people. , who are resolutely bat
tling for tliuir rights.
After the applausti hnilsubaidcdAti
Gray introduced Judge Gannon , o
Davenport , the or.itor of the evening
Mr. Gannon said the objects of th
mooting < were na wall-known B th
events which had led up to it. Thor
was a elasa of men who thought th
Irish hud no cause and there was m
need -sympathy for Ireland , and tin
Btruggluof seven hundred years ahouh
bo givouuip Evroyono who had ren (
the page of history know of the mint
terublo sorrows Ireland had passe (
th.ri.ugh in her struggle to obtain he
rights from England , and the atruggli
would never eenso until Ireland wa
free.
Ireland had bcon constituted differ
ently than other peoples , from the tirst
'I'ho English had always been used ti
the domination of lordr nnd tyrants
The English lords had always held th
land as their own by divine ri ht am
the English people wore early lilloi
a slavish veneration for their con
quorore. But in Irulaud , inthooldei
times before the country had bee :
overrun by thu Norman hordes , th
Irish chieftains had held the land i
trust for the people , who hud ulway
regaided the land as their birthrigl :
and they had never in fact bcon di
prived of it until they became the vi <
thus of the perfidy of William tli
Conqueror. Mr. Gannon aaid he lui
no contest with the people of Eiif
land. The peasantry of England wet
at heart in sympathy with Irish libu :
ty. It is with the English aristocrat
with the English system of tyrami ]
that the Irish leaders have their figh
and the fight will bu kept up until tli
dug ofan Irish republic is planted n
the walla of Dublin , lie pictured i
( lowing words the growth of the Enj
Hah despotism in Ireland , and paid
glowing tribute to Henry Grattai
DanierO'Connell and other patrio
who had labored for Irish freedom.
Ho told how the chains which hn
boon riveted upon Irishmen by Kir
William-had been made more gallir
from century to century _ > by Irishmc
being deprived of every .civil and r
lit-ious right , and tbo story of Englie
church establishment on Irish soi
and how Irish Catholics wore movi
to cut each other's throaUin the nan
of heaven-through the cool treason i
Englishmen , and how tho'iunion wi
at last brought about by the Englit
government. quartering its brutal BU
diory upon the Irish peasantry I
plunder thorn , and to rob Iriuh womc
of their incomparable haatit ;
until in flhuor desperation tl
peasantry resorted to the piL
and the pitchfork , ard rising i
open insurrection gave the Knglie
parliament an cxcuso to pass tl
fiJnioii. In this connection , D.uii
O'Connell ' was spoken of by Mr. GM
non na tlio giant who refused tli
slave-holder's gold , and who told
North Carolina planter God'a thundei
bolts were hot. > Ono of the chief ovi
Ireland had suQ'urcd from , Mr. ( > ui
non aaid , was that insidious policy <
the .English which had opened th
way to oflicial preferment to Catholic ;
ho wished to God no Catholic had eve
obLuinrd oflico , for wherever they ol
tainod odijo they doeertod tlioircotui
try , aud they mudo eomo f the wore
judges Ireland had boon cursed witli
llo did uot say thia to cast a stai
upon the religion ho loved and prc
fessed , but men love pluco and powei
and the men a lire which had mndo i
posaiblo for Catholics to hold of lie
had divided ( ho people and proven
curse , and the English jiud taugli
that brutal bigotry which hold it wu
no crimn for an English Catholic I
kill nn Iriah Catholic. Speaking o
the famines wiiich had filled Irolin i
with misery and death , Mr. Gannoi
said thoyv/ero the product of land
lordism nnd puioly artificial , for Ire
'and was u land of plenty.
Charles Stewart Purncll , ho said
was ono of the noblest of living mon ,
and al ( hough the fact might bo HUH
to man , Mr. I'urnell WHB a grandsoi
of Commoro Stewart , the firat coin'
modoro of the Ainorican navy , ami
should liavp bcon onn of the ( ? !
ungUIHliuil yuiialH ut iho oild.nvil
centennial. Had Irish power been
dominant instead of EiiL'lish , evorj
Irishman of note would huvo been
invited to the great American cele
bration. All the O'Brionn uud tin
O'DonnellH and the O'SlwuijhnesBys
would have been there , but this could
not bo wliilo James KuHsoll Ljwoll
was wining and dining at the court ol
St. .Juir.ua.
Mr. Parnell had visited America tc
raise money to relieve the auflbmigii
of hia fellow countrymen during nn
arti'licial famine , caused by landlord
ism ; Jo ) gathered a largo umount ol
money a.nd returning homo had dis
tributed orory dollar of it honestly ,
and for this Lihor ot human love he
now languished' in an English prison.
Mr. Forstor , Eluglish aecrutary for
Ireland , had said ho proposed to pro
mote the peace and prosperity of the
country by arresting only the village
blackboards nnd mil'mim , but the first
man ho arrested was John Dillon , one
f the best men on earth , and the
text was God's ' annointed servant ,
Father Sheehy , aud tlu-so wuro fol-
'owed by Iho arioit of every man wh
md contribufi'l i | ionny for Irish lib-
erty.
erty.Mr
Mr , Omni 'tlso very cogently
ointed out thin the very policy of
resistance to English oppression , which
Mr. I'.irni'll is advocating , was tauuht
him by John Bright. At a public
dinner given in the city of Dublin , at
which Mr. G.xnnon was present , he
mud bo heard Mr. llright give the
Iriah blarney , and speak with a uvciit
ullcction of emotion of bleeding aud
starving It eland , and advised tin- Irish
'inlx M of pailtnmi'ii to plead their
un'ry'fi cuiso with uucuiiaing resist-
W ; but Mr. Hriiht ; % ia not a HHMII-
ot purli'iiueiit in those dnyn. Still
the liith'n.ni KMHIUS th.it tlinnch duke
( hit nnd ilnko that o.vns I70,000\cies : ,
tin' hind has descended to these dilUi > 8
l < y conllsiMtion , nnd the hillsidtn
\\liit-h blustnm hl.o thogiU'detKif ( ! od ,
1 1'hi-ig to thu nti'ii huso fou > ri\tlievfl
Itut tlium l > i I0ti.ui'i : ! power nnd theft ,
It is pli'iul I'jr the English tbnt the
luudlordt ) are murdoied. These nlo <
Hshiund be received with n giiuu
of a.xlt. There waa the murder ol
Lord LJtram which had been lu > rild-
od o\er the world by the English.
Living on the estate was a poor widow
\voman who hud a lovely d\u Jitor.
Ono d.iy Lurd h"itrani wont to the
dow's h < use and onieied her undei
pain of uviction toneiid her daughtei
to the castle that day to play the par !
of mistress to him. The girl went
rather than have her mother turned
out of doors , and then sat down likt
an honest girl , and in a heart-broken
wuy wrote the sad story to her lovoi
in America , who was a poor follon
who had gone to a laud of freedom tc
earn money enough to marry. The
lover returned to Ireland , impatient tc
revenge the disgrace that covered the
woman of hia choice , and if he did
bliooc. a dozen bullotn and a few rusty
nails into his lordship and kill him ,
what of it ? "I had , " said Mr. Gan ,
ion , ' 'tho privilege of shaking' handa
uitli thia man , uud considered it a
: listinguiahcd honor. "
The addreaa closed with a line
apostrophe to the love of country.
Mr. G.innon was unable to see why
Irishmen should not bo aa proud of
their country as the German of his ,
thu Frenchman of hi ? , the English.
man of hia , or the American of hia
and ho had nothiim but contempt foi
the Irishmen who uero imlunned oi
their country.
Why is it , they say , that you
in this light ? They think wo aliouh
put behind us 700 years of Iriah hia
tory. They ask ivhy don't all of tin
Iriah go to Amciica. Some ( if us wil
coma but there are others who wil
stay at homo nnd defend the graves o
their lamented 'dead. If we havi
dared all things for 700 yoara wo uri
not now uoiiig to give up the struggle
Never will wo tamely see our Ire
land's ' degradation , wliilo our voice o
urma can aot it free and build it up :
nation. [ Great npplauso ]
The A. 0. of H. then discoursed i
fine piece of music.
Mr. McDonough was called upon t
read a poem of his production wliicl
he explained , after being called b
vociferoiiH chcoting , had come fret
the machine which ho hud wound u
for the occasion. It was liatoned t
with great attention and most henrtil
applauded at various intervals. A
the conclusion the applause was deaf
oning.
County Trciisunr John Hush wa
then called upon , and after some reluctance
luctanco came forward and said. "
ciimo hero to-night to listen and learn
not to speak. I am deeply gratifiei
to observe this great audience gather
ed to greet that eloquent Irish spcako
from Iowa , Mr. Uannon. He wil
curry back with him the greatest re
apect and admiration of the Irisl
people of Omaha. [ Applause. ] Ti
bo candid with you , I will say that
when I read the call issued by Irisl
patriots of this country to colcbrati
the dual event of the birth of Wash
ington and the declaration of inde
pendcncc by the Irish volunteers ,
hiatory repeats itself in many in
fltunces. Many great deeds havi
their count erpatt'f. Hut there is OIK
event , and that is the CBtablishnicni
of the greatest and most gloriom
government on the earth , and then
is ono man who has no counterpart oi
rival , and tlmi is ho who was leadei
of the war for the establishment ol
that government and who dealt the
proat blows to English power was
George Washington. [ Applause/
But there is no parallelism , aa I cur
HUD , between this great event and tlu
abortive attempt to catabliuh
u legielativo government in Ire
land. When the vnlunteou
met and published their declaration
England was crippled and aho granted
their demand with the intent of tal < .
ing away after a time all she gave.
What I wish to ask is why did not
Grattuu and his colleagues miccood
then 1 There was an implacably oni-
mity between Urattiin and Flood , the
greatest oratora ( if Ireland , and they
were more desirous of satisfying that
hatred than to gain for Ireland that
freedom which was in her grasp ,
When Flood introduced a bill in the
Irish parliament who opposed it ?
Henry Grattan / 'J'lni measure wan
voted down , and that wax the bogin-
ling of the end. This enmity came
up ngain and again. I nay that the
I say that the curto of Ireland has
been not the perfidity of England
done , but the dueiro for personal ag-
; ; rv 'liVi'iii" " ' w'nc'i ' Mm It-full | i rii > ni
were con' rolliu by. J j.o J i nil j.iiriu-
ment was a narrow-minded body. It
could not live from this vnry reason.
Tlio Iriah people once hud the
power to grasp liberty and freedom.
i'ersopal hutrud , ho wo vor , and personal
ambition intervened , and tlio chance
was lost. There 1ms never oomo a
like opportunity since. But , with all
this , the Irish people uro atill invinci
ble. There ia a great power knocking
at England's ' doora , which will cripple
her forever , if uho dots not lot Ire
land go , If the Irishmen of to-day
will take council from history and
avoid the mistakes of the pair iota of
a hundred years ago ; if they will put
thulr shoulders to the wheel and push
forward thia grand movement , then
they may bo aaaurod that Parnoll has
riot boon imprisoned , or Michael
Davitt and O'Connoll sacrificed their
lives in vain.
"Hod , White and WHO , " by the
band ,
Mr. Campbell was called upon , and
mixdo a brief and eloquent Bpnceh.
Ho ntatcd that he did not know that
hi' roul'l mid anything , lltlt ho want
ed t > iid'l ono tribute to the memory
of Ueorgo Washington. As his char
acter is studied it become apparent
that ho ban no prototype and IKH qu.it.
Tlioro may have been abler soldiers
and wiser statesmen , but in character
lie tower * nhoulders above all men.
MUMC by tbo band ,
Mr. Hush then oll'urrd the following
resolution :
Unsolved , That the an lii'iiro tender
our distinguished guest , thu Hon. M.
V. Gannon , of Iowa , its sincere
thanks for his very able , eloquent and
instructive address.
llosolvod , That wo are in pel feet
harmony with the sentiments eniin
elated by nnr loainod fiiend , that wo
endorse his principle * of Irish patriot
ism , aud that wo of Omaha shall do
over ) thing in our power t" assist the
laud lenguo and to encourauuourpuro-
soulcd apostle nnd mnvtyr , Michael
D.ivitt , who in hia elmiim needs all the
moral support that hia countrymen
can give him " .
The res jlutions were adapted univii-
imously , and after und attui uin.llici
stitring selection from tlw band the
meeting adjourned
A number of gentlemen gathered
in the pleasant p.irlor of Capt. Jin
Ni'lightho chief of thu woaluni dotcc-
tivo bureau , after the mooting , am !
met Mr. Gannon , socially. Tlu
eloquent speaker iu a very geniul anil
courteous gentlt'iiiaii and spoke high' '
ly of his impressions of Omaha.
Foon of Daotorn-
The fee of doctora ia an item thai
very many persons are interested in
just at present. Wo believe the
schedule fcr vimts is $3 , which would
take a man confined to his bed for < >
year , and in need of a daily visit , oyoi
§ 1,000 a year for medical attendance
alonol And ono single bottle of Her
Hitters taken in time would save the
§ 1,000 and nil the year's sickness
Post
HE GOT AWAY.
A Hard Criminal Gives Council
bluil'dOIllcors the Slip nnd the
OmtUiu Poilco Qrlavo
Thoroiit.
Ono of the slickest and goncrallj
most successful rogues known to t\i
ollicurti of this piece of woods is i
man who has recently been nabbed ii
Council lilulia , who given the alias o
George Allen. This crook has booi
wanted for a long time by Omaha of
ftcora for aomo aafo cracking and otho
burglarious transactions ho was sun
poaod to bo interested in , but it ha
been impossible to ftiston on to him
Lnat week he appeared in Counci
lllull'a ( and was recognized 'by ono u
the gang of potty thieves over there
who squealed on him. This cause
Alhin'H arrest , and ho wan pu
in jail to await further development
from a safe blowing operatic
which occurred in Clinton , Ia. , abou
Yesterday morning additional fact
concerningonoof Allen's jnbain thia cit
came to light , and a telephone mosaae
was sent to Chief Fields at rho Blufl
to surely hold the man. In about ( iv
'ininules back came the meesago : "H
escaped from the city jail lust nigh
about 11oclock. , . " To say that 111
oflicers working up the case in thi
city are mad ia to draw it extreme !
mild. They expect to make a hun
for Allen , but the chances of catchin
him now are extremely filim.
A "Word for Doubters.
MONKOK , Mioh. , Juno 'JO , 1881.
II. H.VAIINKU & Co.Sira : -
Your Safe Kidney andLivor Cure ha
cured mo of severe kidney complaint
Uofer all doubters to mo ; I can con
vince them.
131-lw JOHN DOVI.K.
STARVED TO DEATH.
A Mother und Two Llttlo Ones Foum
Dead .in a Vacant Houso.
A few days ago a startling discovery
ory waa mudo in ono of the house
vacated and subsequently sold to inaki
room for the 13. & M. improvements
The house in question hud not heel
visited for loveral days , and at len tl
a gentleman visiting in that locality
went to look at it , md opening tin
doors , parsed through the house. Ii
ono of the rooms bo found the dea (
bodies of a line female bull dog am
her two pupa. They had been shul
in by the owner on his departure
probably without knowing of tlmii
presence , and being uimhlu to cscapi
hud starved to death. It is not posai
bio that any ono Mould be so cruel ai
to luck Ihvm in piupoaoly , and tin
owner will perhaps now learn for tin
firat time Iho whereabouts of thalitth
family of canines which ho has doubt'
loss mourned aa lost.
Buolum'H jxrmcn Hnlvo.
The boat naive in the world for outu ,
bruiaca , soroH , ulcers , milt rheum ,
fever sores , tetter , chapped hands ,
chillblainu , corns und all kinds oi
akin eruptions. This naive ia guar
an toed to give perfect satisfaction in
ovury cuao or monuy refunded , Price ,
25o per box. For salu by
Om nJ >
JOHN HTAtLKR , RKOUEUCIIAMr ,
I' eiildcnt , VIce 1'rc-u't.
W , 8. DEISIIER , Hcc. nJ Trcoa.
THE NEBRASKA
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Lincoln , Neb ,
MANUFACTUHKllH OF
Oorn Planter * , Harrowi , Farm Roller * ,
Bulky Hay ftukei , Ducket LlevatlnK WlnU-
mllli , & .C.
Wo ru prepared to do jab work auJ nunulac-
turlcK ( or ctlitr
AdJrcu alt oidcri
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City & Pacific
THE SIOUX OITY RODTB
Kuni Solid Train through from
Council Blufla to St. Patil
Without Ohanen Tlm s Only 17 Hour * .
rr H
! t < O M1LKH TltR HI10ETEBT ROUTB
r ou
OOUNOIL BLQPPS
TO OT. PAUL , MtNNKAPOUS
DULiml Oil D1SUAHOK
all | Mnto In Northom lawn , MlnnnjnUftnd
Thin line l cqnl | ixil llh the lmiroved |
cnnKhoiine Automitlo Alr-l > r-\ko ml Ullla
Plattorm Uouulor ami Iluflct : and tor
8PKF.D , aAKITTY AND COMFORT
Is unmmvwaixl , Filllmnn PAACO ! Strcnlnir Cat
tun tliroiiKh WITHOUT CIIANQU twtwccn Kim
snsCltynn.l St. 1'nul , vU Counctl Illuds nd
Sioux City.
TrMns | CA\O Union r&clllo Tinnnter at Coun
cil llluiTt , at 7:36 : p. m. dally on ftrrhal of Kansai
City , St. Josojih and Council HUifT * train Iroin
tlio Houtlu Arrlxlnpat Sioux City 11:35 : p.m. .
and at the New Union Depot at St. 1'aul at 12:30 :
noon ,
TKN UOUI13 UJ AUVANCi : OK ANY.OTHKn
UOUTB.
/JTIlfincnilicr In Uklnit tlio Sioux City tloutt
j on irctn Through Train. The Hhortot Line ,
iho Quickest Tlmo and a Comtortablo 111 Jo In the
Thromtht'ars l.ctwrcn .
COUNCIL IIMIFK9 AND ST. PAUL.
WTSco that your Tickets tend \\a \ , the "Slom
Oll\ and Ciicino unltroad '
/ , S. WATTI.K8 , J.IU BUCHANAN
Superintendent. Orn'l POHI. Aecnl.
| I' IJ. ltlUNr ) > ON , An'tOcn'l Piww. ARH. ,
Mlsnouri Vt.llcy , Iowa.
J , 11. O'DHYAN , Southwestern ARCH ! ,
tVinnpl lllnlTii. Iowa
! te ? V < " " ' " * /
M'-Hl
Wait for being the moat direct , < nilckost , n
infest line connecting the proit. MctroX | > ll9 , CI11
CAOO , and the EASIVRN , NORTII-KASTRRK , ! I It
and SOUTII-KMTRRN LINKS , which tcnnlnitct here ,
with KANSAS CITT , LnAVii.NwoBTii , ATCIMBON ,
COUNCIL llLorra and OMAHA , the COMMIBOIAL
CiinR8 from which rudlato
EVERY LINE OF ROAD
thnt pcnctrutcd the Continent from the Mln-onit
K Iv or to the Paclflo aloiw. The
OIITOAGO ROOK ISLAND & PA-
OIFIO RAILWAY
la the only line from Chicago owning track Into
Kannas , or which , liy lln onn road , riiachM the
itolnta at > eve naiuud. No TRANsrima nr CinniAoi
No MHUINQ oaNNitcriONul No huddling In 111-
vontllaU-d or unclean cam , aa every ivusonffer
carrlnl In roomy , clwvn and ventnaiotl coaches
upon Kant Kxiirww Tmlns
DAT CAIW ol unrivaled magnlflcance , PULLMAN
1'Ai.Acn HLituriNn CAIIS. and ourowiiworld-ta'iioua
UmiKU OARS , uiion uhleh menls are non od ol un-
Biirw ed oxcolloiico , at tlio low rate of HRVKSTT.
FINH Ciunaitoii , wlthamiilo time for hoalthfu.
unlayinonL
ThroiiK'h Care between Chtcairo , Peork Jill1 ,
wr.ukoo and lllwmirl Ilhcr 1'olnts ; and closa conj
inctlono at all jKilnta ot IntonucUon wlti. athrr
road * .
Wo ticket ( do not forgot thtt ) dlrcctlj to every
iilaco of lintiortanco In lvans.M , Nobroiika , Dlactc
Hills , Wvomlng , Utah , Idaho , Nurnda , California ,
Oregon , Washington Territory , Colorado , Ailion * .
and Now Mexico.
As I boral arrangtimciiti n-j-vrdini ; bagpiiD u
any other line , anil ratuiiul laroal at ftot ow
compctltora , who furnish hut a tltho o th com
fort.
fort.Dogg and tackle of sportsmen Iroi
Tickets , mnpa and folders at all prlucl ) a
offices In the United Stntm and Ctnaia.
H. 11. CAULK , 1 ST. JOHN ,
VIce Prca't &Oon. Oon. Tkt tiidPaxa'rAg
Uanager , Chlcavo
SHORT LIHt 1880
1880 , , ,
KANSAS CITY ,
SUoe ft Council Blntis
U Till ONLT
Direct Line to ST. LOUIS
AMI ) THE EAHT
yrom Omaha and the Wear.
No chtn ) ( < > f can butwoun Omaha c.ud Dt. ixiala ,
and hill ono between OSIAKA and
MKW YOIIK
DailyPassengerTrains
tuciimu ALL
KAHTEllH AND WK3TKRN CITIES with LESS
OIIAIiaES and IN ADVANO : of AIL
OTIIKR LINK .
full entire line 19 I'qmpjijc ! > vlth Pullman' *
Palace Slooulng Cam , Palace I'J ) Coachoa , Miller1 !
Safety Platform and Coupler , a'jil the celebrated
Wmtmghouao Alr-brako.
JVtTHeo that your ticket rw.U VIA nANSAS
CITY" , BT. JOSEPH & COUNCIL ULUCKS Ball
road , via St. Joseph and St. Lout ) .
Tickets for sale at all coupon stations In the.
Went. J. K. UAtlNAUD ,
A * U. DAWE6 , O.in. Supt. , St. JntPPti. Uo&
Qnii. Paw. and Ticket Aft. , gt Josep.'i , llo.
\MIT DoukKA , Tkket A 'C/it.
I020Farnhaiustreul
A 11 lUttNiuiJ General Agent ,
OMAHA. NB
BOSTON MARKET ,
Guming Street
J. J. NOBES Jropr.
Fresh and Salt Meats of all
Kinds , Poultry , Fiah , &c. ,
in Season.
t f 3VK3EI
WESTERN
CORNICE WORKS i
C. SPEOHT ,
Proprietor ,
1213 Harney Street ,
OMAHA , - - - NEB.
MANUFACTURERS OF
B1LY1MBD IRON
Cornices
, .
Dormer Windows , Finials ,
HIM iaui ' ' '
SLA'i'E
, i AUlTJi'Ii.a ,
Speoht's Patent Metnlio Sky
light.
Patent Adjuitablo Ratchet Bar and
BRACKET SHELVING
I am the general State Agent ( or the abor *
no of good * .
IKON KKNOINO.
Oreitlngi , Daluttradet , Vurandai.'Offlco and
Dank nailing * , Window and Cellar
Cluanli ; alto
GKNJJUAL AdENT
Peenon and Hill Patent Intldo Dllnd.
noyldtf
Dexter L. Thomas ,
ATTOR N E YATLAW
Kooiu 3Cfdlhton ( Clock1