THE OMAHA DAILY BEb- WEDNESDAY MAitOJLl 1 1882 ,
FINANCE AND COMMERCE ,
flNANClAJU
NEW YORK , Fehrmty 28.f
/ \ MONET ,
tonoy closed at 0 rcr centfcat nt time *
' to-V y was strong andloancil * t (5 ( per cent ,
iilus n commission of 1-1G@1 > 32.
' Exchange closed firm at 4 8GJ(5 ( 1 W\ \ .
GOVWIXMENT 1IONIH.
Government * closed flnn ,
Currency G's 1 25 bid
4V coupon * . 1 18 bid
4j'n | coupon' 1 II ; bid
C's continued 100 ; bid
e'sContinucd 1 02 bid
llAlUKMil HONIH.
Pacific railroad bonds closed as follows ;
Unionists 1 15 @ 1 15J
VUnion Land Grants 1 15l@l HrJ
' Union Sinking K ud . .1 2.15 olfer'd
Centres ' . 113j@l 14J
STOCKS
The stock market to-day was again
tUo but the course of piicei was irngular.
During the morning a strung tone prevail
cdnudpilccA advanced xharply led by
Ijoutnvillo & Nnshvllle , but after m'd '
day n weak tonoset In nnd tlioiulvnncawu
almost entirely lot , Dur'ng the after ,
noon there were sc\eral r.dlim but they
wcro nil lost undtr the worfcing ol
the money'inaiktt , which was very strin
gent late In the day , anil a heavy pressure
to sell , pnco were carried aown rapidly ,
tlio clofin : ; q-iotatiriiH lioiiii- generally the
lowest of the day nnd showing a drop of
from i@lj per cent for III * d y , led by
Loaisvi.lo & Nnsh\ilK
The following are the closing bids :
CTJI 31 & W , pfd. . . 51
1'refoircd. . . . 80 Nor. Pacific . . . 321
O B & Q 131 Preferred . . . 70 }
c.s 47
CO .110 10 ? Oniahi 32
Cl' 83i Ore Nav 31
< 3S&'CI'J Uro Trans 07
O 0 O & I . . . 78 Ohio South'n. . . 18
CStL&NO. . 71 Ohii 31
C&A 13H ? | PaoMail. . . 41
D & K G G2 { 1'uil. Pal. Car..120
Erie PD&E
W
U. S Panama 100
H&StJ 91 III 13U
Pieferrcd. . . . 03 n. & \ 21
IB&W. . , . . . 40 St. Paul lOSi
1. G 133 San Francisco. . 30
LS Ill Preferred. . . . fiO
L 1 161 l t Preferred. SOJ
LN A& O. . . 75 StJ. ' M&M..100ft
Michigan Cen'l 81 T P 4C
M P 05 Union Pachc..ll4 !
JNY C 131 WesternUnion. 7'J
N6rth western. . 130 : . Wabash 328
preferred 14lj Prefoired. . . 57i
CHICAGO MONKV.
CIIIPAOO , February 28.
This being the last day of the month
there \\as a pretty active demand for
money by board of toado m n nnd others
but in view of a good sup ily of loanable
funds the poss ssors of gi't-edgo paper
found our leading discount ready and I
willing takers a ; G@7 ! > er cent per annum.
DaUcm exchange between city banks
was a shade firmer nt 50@GO cents dis
count per 31,000.
The clearings of the associated bauVs
were 04,000,000.
Orders for tumncy from country points
were moderate.
COMMERCIAL.
OMAKA. February 28.
The only changes reported in the mar
ket to--lay wore the following : Corn ad-
van ceil Ic ; oats , jjc.
Cleveland IGarkot.
p. Cr.EVELA.SH , February 28.
roloum Onchangod ; standard white ,
test , 7c.
Local
V/IIEAT. Cash , No. 2 , 108 cash ;
Mo. 3 , 86c : rejected , G2c.
BARLEY. Cash No. 2. 92c ; No. 3
65c.
65c.RYE. . Cash , GOc.
CORN. Cash No. 2 , 4 = > o.
OATS. Cash. 31c.
ST11E-ET PEICES-Cora , J0@ 15 ; oats ,
40@45.
HAY 50 00@G 50 per ton.
Provisions.
JJJ Spring wheat , straight grade ,
B3 ? < ® 3 50 ; "Pioneer" California , § 4 00 ;
patent , S3751 50 ; winter -vhcat straight
grade 83 85@d 25 ; u.itent4 50SJ5 ( 00grn- ;
nam rye , 32 50 ; Wheat , kA OU ; Queen
Beo. S 25 ; Jasper , 83 87 ; Big Siuux ,
83 50.
RYE FLOUR S3 25.
MILLSTUFFS Bran , per cwt. 1 10
pet tonlG,00@lV.OO ; < ereening < ! , per cwt.
SOc ; shorts , per cwt J.10 ; chopped feed ,
per cwt. 1 20 ; meal bolted , yellow , 1 40 ;
'white. 81 GO.
° OTATOES-Nebiaskas , 1 15@1 20.
iiie,4 @ 5c per Ib.
WILD GEESE Out of market.
EGGS lVlGc.
BUTTER Choke , 3rj ; poor , nonar -
> V fleet ; fair. 18@24 ; cpaamery , 4D.
APPLES Good , touml , very ecarce
> 1 A § 5 C0@0 50 per bbL
LEMONS- Steady ; per box , Qi 2i@
1450.
lORANGliS-iiorbox-l 00@4 25.
MALLAGAiCUlAPliS Per bbl.8 50 ;
j ) r half bbl. , § 4 CO.
BEESWAX Yellow , JJO@22c.
ONIONS 1 10l > lii pr bushel ,
ki VNBERUIJUH Per bbl. , § 10 OS@
% 100.
CELERY Per daz. , G3@70c.
DRESSED GKE6E Per Ib. , 0@llc.
OYSTERS Seloota.45c : tandards , 2Ts.
DRESSED OKICKENS-Steady at
DRESSED TURKE'irS-UJ@13c.
OHEKSK-lOOHc.
, CASE VALENCIA L OKANGES
8820 afliOP ,
Grocers Llct.
COFFEE.-Rio , fair , IZjc ; Rip , good ,
ISSe ; Ilio , j > rine to choice. 14c ; OU gov't
Java ; 20ife28i ? , Mocha , 2Slo ; Arbuskle's ,
ilGo.
ilGo.TEAS.
TEAS. Gunpowder , good , 4555c ;
Choice , G0@75c ; Imperial , go d , 4015c ;
Choice , GO&700 ; Voung Hyson , good , 3J@
50t ; choice , G5c@ l 00 ; Japau Nat Letf ,
ffiv Japan , choice , G0@75c ; Oolong , good ,
} 540 ; Oolong , cho e , 40S55 ( ; fJoucfiong ,
( eec { , 3340c ; choice. 35(3 ( ! )5c. )
v 8 UOAltS. Cut leaf. lOfc ; Crushed
; Granulated _ , _ 10c . . ; _ . Powdered . . ,
' t I < 1 Standard Colfee
h'ino powdered , 31 ic ; A ;
Re ; Kev York Coufoatlomr' * Standard
k' , O c ; ( food A , Ogc ; J'rairic Extra (1 ,
IS VIIUPJ5Sucar hou-e. blih , 15c : Iutf !
ils , 17ccegH ; ! , 4ft gallons , v210 ; choice
dilo syrup , 42c ; fialfbblg , 44c ; kegs , 2 10.
SODA. Dw ) ht's Ib papew , M OU ; DoD -
D , § 300 ; Church's ,
iBTAROII. Pearl , 4lcj JiiUer Glo o , 8 $
i'.os- . Corn cin i. Ertelaior
'c-gc ; wuiu ufcuiwu ,
loss. 7e ; Corn , 7Jc.
r SALT. Dray loads , per bbl , 2 10 ; Ah
R n , In Backs , 3 50 ; bbls dairy GO , 5s , H 45
VK lsrtyry , 100. Ss. 3G5.
"jnjifeD FRUITS-Choice Imhe. ,
. _ .
| ( dn i -i * r > ! n'
$ rk apples , SJc ; Prunes , old , Gjc
1 } . Currants , C8c ; Blackberries ,
% * V
fgWfJt 2 tubs , i 8 60 ; NO. . tubs. fL 7 60
ftneer wMbboards , 1 85 Joublo Drawn ,
*
81'ICKS. Pepper , | W ) ; Alli-plw , 19c ;
vjiovra , 40c ; JsutmecS , 91 09 :
Mnce 81 M.
MATCHES P\jr caddie , POc ; round
cases , 87.fi" : qniro cases , $5.10.
PROVISIONS-RreakfMt bacon , 12U
iholeo laril , UJc : dried beef , ISJc ; ol ouli
era , ! > c : hamn , IHci bacon , nldcs , lie.
NTAV PIOKLliS-MpiH-im , In barrels
? 0 00 ; do mlnlf bbls. 5 25 ; small * , In bbls ,
12 00 do , In h.slf bbls , 7 GO ; gherkins , in
bbl , 11 00 ; do , in half bbls , 7 60.
VINIJQAU Pure apple extra , 10i :
pure apple , 13e : Prussinir imrn nnulo , IGc.
HOMINY New , Sf5 50 per bbl.
UKANS Medium , hand picked $1 20
per bushel ; nai y , 8 < 00 ; calof navy , 81 00
ROPE Sisnl , i inch and larger , ( JJ ®
So ; 1 Inch , flji. '
ROAPS-Kiik' Sa\on tmporlnl , 330 ;
Klrk'.s satinet , 3 30 ; Kirk's standard , 3 01 ;
Kirk's white Russian , 500 : Kirk'-
V.utocs , 205 : Klik's Prairie Queen ,
(100 ( cakes ) , 3 50 : Kirk's magnolia , I 55 ®
CANDLES Boxes , JO Ibs , Hi oz , 8s ,
IGcjboxes 10 Ibs. , 1G oz. , < 5 , IGc.
LYE American , 3 40 ; Greenwich , 340 :
Western , 2 75 ; North Star , 2 50 ; Lewis'
lye , 4 CO ; Jewell lye , 275.
POTASH Pennsylvania cans , 4 doz. ,
In case , 3 3i ; Babbitt's Ball , 2 doz. in cane ,
1 00 : Anchor Ball 1 ! doz in case. 1 50.
FIELD SKKD Red clover , cholco
now , § ( i 00 per bushel ; mammoth clover
new , $700 ; white clover , new , $1100
11 alfi cloier , new , 51250 ; nlsikc , now ,
81300. Timothy , good , now , ? 3 00 ;
blue gra .i , extra clean , SI 50 ; blue grans ,
clean , 81 25 ; orchard grass , 82 50 : red top ,
choice , 1 03 ; millet , common or Missouri ,
SOc ; millet. German , SI 00 to 81 25 ;
I Ilnmrarian. SOc.
J IlEDOlCSKKW-Osago orange , 1 to o
| I bushels , 35 00 ; imgo orange , 10 bushels or
over , 84 50 ; honey locust , per Ib. , 35c ; per
100 Ibs , 32' . 00.
FIS i Family white fish , 00 Ib hf
83 75 ; A'o , 1 white fish , 00 Ib hf bbls , G 30 ;
No. 1 white fish , in 10 Ib kits , 1 00 ; family
10 Ib kits , 75c ; Nuw Holland herring , per
keg , 135 ; Russian sardines , 75c : Colut"-
bia river salmon , per lOOlbs , S 00 ; George's
Bank codfish , Gc ; Gen , boneless codhsh ;
Oic : boneless fish , 5Jc.
M ACKE RE1 x-llalf bbls mess mackerel ,
100 Ibs , 81250 ; hf bbl No. 1 ox shore do ,
100 Ibs , G 00 ; hf bbls , fat family do , 100
Ibs , 3 85 ; mess mackerel , 12 Ib kits , 2 25 ;
No. 1 ex shore , 12 Ib do , 1 50 ; No. 1 shore ,
12 Ibdo. I 00 ; fat family , 10 Ib do 75c.
CANNED GOODS Oysters , 2 Ib
( Field's ) , nor case , 84 00 ; do 1 Ib ( Field's ) ,
per case , 2 50 : do 2 Ib ( Standard ) , per case ,
J 70 ; do 1 Ib ( standard ) , per CASO , 2 30 ; do
2 Ib ( slack ) , per case , 2 75 ; do 1 Ib ( sUck ) ,
per case , 200. Onions , 380. Salmon , 1
lli , per dozen , 1 G0@l 70 ; doj ! Ib , per dozen
255. Sardines , small i'sh ' , imported one
quarter boxes per box , 14jc | ; American ,
quarter boxes j.er box , He ; do half boxes ,
per box , 21 e. Lobsters , 1 Ib per dozen ,
180. Tomatoes 230 ; do S Ib per
case , 3 30 ; Corn 2 Ib ( Mountain'
per ease , 3 GO ; eoikcd com , 210 ; do
2 Ib ( Yarmouth ) , per cose , 3 63 ;
Rh ing beans per case , 225 ; Lima beans
per case , 2 20. Succotash per caso. 2 25.
PCOH , common , per case , 2 00 ; peas , choice ,
per caeo , I 50. Blackberries , 2 Ib , per case ,
280 ; strawberries , 2 Ib , i > er case , 2 75 :
raspberrie" , 2 Ib , per case , 2 75@3 00.
Damsons , 2 lt > , per case , 2 45. Bartlctt
pears per cose , 3 Oo@4 00. Whortleber
ries per case , 2 80. Egg plums , 2 Ib per
cise , 3 50 ; do , choice , 2 Ib , per case. 4 50.
Gri'oti gngeg,2 Ib per case , 3 50 : do choice , 1
Ib | itr case,4 50. Pine Apples , 2 Ib , per case ,
4 00(5)5 ( ) 75. Peaches , 2 Ib per case , 3 10.
do 3 Ib , case , G 00@G 50 ; do , ( pie ) , 3 Ib , pel
case.385 ; do pie , G Ib , per dozen , 3 50.
RICE Carolina , 8@84c : Louisiana , 7 }
8 > , u ; fair , GJ@7.
PEANUTS Roasted , choice , red Ten
nessee , 9o per Ib ; fancy white , lOc per Ib
ra'v white Virginia raw , lOc ; roasted ,
lljc.
Dry Goods.
BHOWN COTTONS Atlantic A , 8Jc
Appleton XX , 7c ; Atlanta A , 8c ; Bootl
FF , Sic ; Buckeye LL , 4-4 , 7c ; Cabot W ,
" ' ; Chittenango A , GJc ; l > reat Falls E
oiii : Hoosicr , GJc : Honest Width , Tjc ; In
dian Head A , 8Jc ; Indian Standard A
8Sc ; Indian Orchard d. w. , 8Jc ; Lawrence
LL , 7e ; Mystic River , 7ic ; Pequot A , 8Jc
Shawmut LL , 7c ; Utica C , 5)kc ) ; Wachus
ctt B , 7ic ; do A , 8c ; do E 48" 12ic ; Wai
cott BB , 8Jc.
FINE BROWN COTTONS Allendale
4-4 ; 7ic ; Alligator 3-4 , 3c ; Argyle 4-4 , 73 <
Atlantic LL , GJc ; Badger State X 4-4 , 7t _ ,
Bennington C 4-4 , GJc ; Buckeye S. 4-4 , GJcc
Indian Orchard AA 0-8 , 8Jc ; Looonia (
30 , 8ic ; Lehigh E 4-4 , Oic ; Lonsdale 4-4
lOc ; Peppcrell N 30 , 7c ; do O 32 , 7Jc ; do 1
3G , 7e : do E 3D , 8Jc ; Pocassct C 4-4 , 7c
Wamsutta4-l 13c ,
BLEACHED COTTONS Androscog
fin L 4-l,10cBlackstoneA A iu.perial He-
do do half bleuehed4.4,9c ; Cabot 4-4,83
Fidelity4-4 , 9icFruit ; of theLoom , ! ! ; de
can.bric4-4,13cdoWaterTwist,10JcGrca ;
Falls Q , lOJc ; Indian Headshnmk 4-4.12JC
Lonsdale. lOJc ; do cambric 37 , 13c ; New
York Mills , 13c ; Pequot A , lOc ; P pperel
N G Twills , 12Jc ; Pocahontaa 4-4 , 9Jc
Pocasset 4-4 , 8Jc ; Utica , He ; Wamautta
O X X , 13e.
DUCKS Unbleached Atlantic , 10 o
17c ; Baltimore do , IGc ; Lone Star , 8 or. .
12c : Sav..jre. 18c.
UbCKS ( Colored ) Alb my K brown
8c ; do 0 , ilrab lie : doA , stripes anc
plaids , l2Jc ; do XXX brown and drab
stripes and jJaids , 12Jc ; Arlington fancy
19c ; Brunswick brown , SJc ; Chariot fancy
12ic ; do extra heavy , 20c ; Fall Rive
brown , extra heavy , Hie ; Indiana A
brown , 13c : Neponset A brown , 15c.
TICKINGS Amoskcag A O A 32
174c ; do XX blue 32 , 18Jo ; Arrowanna
OJc ; Claremout B B , 15Jc ; Conestoga ex
tra , 17Jc : Hamilton D , ll o Lewiston A
30 , 15c ; Minnehaha4-4 , 20c ; Omega Mipc
extra 4-4 , 28c ; Pearl River 32 , IGjc ; Put
nain XX blue stripe , 12c ; Shetuckeh S
10\c ; do SS 12c ; Yeoman's blue 29 , 8Jc
DENIMS. Ainoskeak , blue.ind brown
IGJc ; Andover DD blue , 154e ; Arlingtoi
blue Scotch , 18Jc ; Concord OOO , blue am
brown , 12Jo ; do AAA , do do 13J ; do XXA
do do lljc ; Haymakor's blue und brown ,
OJc ; Mystic River DD otripe , IGJc ; Pearl
Rivet , nluq and brown , 15Jc ; Uucasville ,
blue and brown , liljc.
CAMBRICS Barnard , 54c ; Eddyuton
lining , 24 inch double face , 8jc ; Garner A
glazed , Be : Manhattan glove finish , 5Jc
Newpont do Gc ; do glazed , 5c ; Pequot dr
( c ; Lockwood kid hnieh , Gc ,
CORSJ3T JEANS Amory , 8c ; Andros
wggin saiteen , 8Jo ; Clarendr n , G c ; Cones
tnt'a s.ittotnB , 7ic ; Hallowel , 8c ; Indian
Orchard improved , 7ic ; Nair > ganselt , 7lo
Bepperill wttt n OJo ; Jloclcport , 7Jc
PKINTS- Aliens , GJc ; American , GJc
Arnold , 7cJ3erwick ; , 4c ; Cocheco , 7c
Couttitoga. G o ; Dunkirk , 4Jc ; Dunnell
G\@fc \ ; Edd > atone. 7c ; Gloucester , Gc
itaricony , flje ; KnickerWker , GJo ; Mer
rimac D. 7c ; V rMo , 5Jc ; Cprainjes , Gc
SiwthUridge , GQio. . Ginglams , 7c ; Marl
borx5jc / ; Oriciitd GJc.
GlKCHAMS-iAmt'skeag. JOJc ; Amos
kei ? drtw 12- Argyle , lOJe ; Atltntic
9o ; Cumberland , TJo ; Highland , fiAo
KcnllworiJi , Sic ; IH'iu kett , U&iu ; Suh
fpv. Re.
COTTONADES Aiiberville
Aeate , 90c ; Ainerlcftn , JLlo ; Artirian. UOc
Giro D dud T,13Jc ; Clariim D and T ,
174cj Deccun Oo.stripes DandT IGc ; Key-
SOIM > . 13Ac ; yrntuckct , Wo ? Non | ) r il ,
IGc ; Ocean D and T , 1'JJe : Iioy.il , JOJe
RiiRMnr 19nf Vtam. 1'Jlni vYftBllUFOtt falllYU
* ' ' * j\t(7Vi o. a JU | u < ' | ii tiiiKItlf * * * iC ) JL Olikj
plain Nankin , 12J < ! ; do , checks , stripes and
funey , 12Jo ; do , 8 oz , 20c.
RiniTINOS-AndroscoBeInJ0.4,274c : {
do 9-1 , 2lc ; do 8-4 , 22o ; Continental C
42 , lie ; Fruit of the ] om 10-1 , 27i ; Now
York mills08 , 35c ; do 78 , 80o ; do fi8 , 22Jc ;
Pembroke 10-1 , 25c ; Pequot 10-4 , 284c ; do
7-1 , 19c ; do 4'J , IGc ; Peppwell W , & > < > ,
do 07. 21o ; do 57 , 18c ; Utica 90 , 35c ; do
68 , 22Jc ; do 48 , 17c
OlKars and Tobaccos.
CIGARS. Seeds , 815.00 ; Connecticut ,
825.00 ; Mixed , ? 35.00 ; Seed Havana ,
850.00 ; Clearllavona , 876.00.
TOIJAfCO PLUG. Golden Rule ,
ZIb \ , GOc ; Spotted Fawn , Glc ; Our Rope ,
fine quality , G2c ; Star , pounds , 24
Ib , butts , GOc ; Horse Shoe , pounds ,
2-1 Ib , butts , GOc ; Gilt Edge ,
pounds , 21 Ib , butts , GO ; Army and Navy ,
pounds , 55c ; Bullion , noundi , OOcj J/jril-
lard'i Climax , pound * , Olc ,
FINK OUT In ialls.--H\nl to Beat ,
75c ; Golden Threaif , 70c ; Fountain , SOc ;
Favorite , We ; Rocky Mountain , fiOc ;
Fnucy , KK\ \ Daisy , 50c , In tin foil
Catlins O. S. , 5 Ib Ixixen , per Ib G3c ;
lllanl' User , G-'w ; Diamond Crown , GOo.
SMOKING All grades-Common. 25 to
3c. Granulated lllnckwolh Durham , 1G
/ 51c ; Dukeii DurliMn , 10 or , 50c ; Seal of
S'orth Carolina , 10 or , 46 ; Seal of Nobras.
( a , lli 07 , 3Sc ; l noilack , I or , linen bngn
xsrlb , SLaij Jlarburgs' Pnck , 2 oz , tin
oil , 5 fa ; DOR Tail. G5c.
Pnlntt Oil * and Vornlihei.
PAINTS IN Oil , White lead , Omaha
' . P. , 7chito ; lead , 0. P. , t C. Co.pure ,
i" ! Mar cilleA RTccn , 1 to 5 Ib cans , 20c ;
'rench zinc , gj"ii seal. 12c ; French zinc ,
ed seal , He ; French rlnc , \arnlnh nsht ,
Oc ; French zinco , In oil a"t , 15c ; Raw
xnd burnt nmbcr , 1 Ib cans 12c : raw and
nirnt Sienna , 13oandyko : brown , 13 ;
ufmed lampblack , 12c : coach black , l''ci
"ory black , ICc ; drop black , IGo ; Piussian
) lue , 30c ; ultraiuarino blue , 18c ; chrome
recn , L. M. k D. , lie ; blind and shutter
; rccn , L. M. & 1) . , 14o : Paris green , 18c ;
ndliin red , 15c : Vcnnliin red , 9o ; Tuscan
lit. , 22c ; American Vcrmlliml , I. & P. , 18c ;
jhroiuo yellow , L. , M. , O. & D O. , 18c ;
ollow ochre , Oc ; golden i > chro , 1H ; patent
Irver , Gc ; graining colors ! light oak , dark
i.i'c , walnut , chestnut and nsh 12o
Dry ° nlnt
White lend , GJc ; French 7lnc. lOc ; Paris
whitelng 2Jc ; wldtiug glldcra. lie ;
\hitini ; convl , lie ; lamiiblack Gorinan.
own , 14o ; lnmiblnck | , ordinary , 8c ; PriiH.
sUn blue , 15c ; ultramarine , ' Isc ; vaudyke ,
irown , 8c ; umber , burnt , Ic ; umber , raxv ,
lcsienna ; , burnt , Ic siimna , raw , 4c
[ \'iiis green genuine , 35c ; Paris green com'l
J5c ; chroma green , N. Y. ' 20c ; chrom-
green 1C. , 12e ; vermlllion , Eng. , 70c ; ver-
nillion , America , ISc ; Indian red. lOc ,
rose pink , lie ; \eiiotian read , COOKSOII'H
! c : Venetian red Am , , lc ; red load , 7Jc ;
chromo yellow , genuine , 20c ; chrome yel
low , 1C , , 12c ; ochre , rochcltc , 3c ; ocfne ,
I'Vcnch , 2jc ; ochre , American , Up ;
Winter's mineral. 2Jc ; lohlgh hromi , 2\e :
Spanish brown , 2ic ; Prince's mineral 3c ;
VARNISHES Barrels per gallon.
Furniture , extra , SI 10 ; furniture , No. 1 ,
81 ; fuiniture , U , 85c ; coach , extra , $1 JO ;
Coach , No. 1 , SI 20 ; Damar , 81 50 ; Japan.
"Oc ; asphaltum , 70c ; xhrllac , $3 50 ; nanl
oil finish. SI 30
OILS 110' carbon , per gallon , Hie ; 150
headlight , per gallon. 12jc : ; 175" headlight ,
per gallon , IGc ; crystalline , per gallon , 20c !
linseed , raw. per gallon , GG ; linseed , boiled ,
* xvv.'rt ainni , x nJL \ . w , A A" , raij * ,
per gallon. 85c ; sienn , W. B. , per gallon ,
1 35 ; fish , W. B. per gallon , GOc ; neatsfoot ,
extra , per gallon , 75c ; No , 1 , G5c ; lubri
cating , zero , per gallon , SOc ; summer , 15c-
ito'dcn machine , No. 1 , per gallon , 35c ; No.
2 , SO ; sperm , signal , per gallon , 80o : tor-
pentino , per gallon , Glc ; naptha , 74 , per
gallon , 30c ; 04 . 20o
Heavy Hardware List.
Iron , rates , 63 40 ; plow steel , syecia
cast , 7c ; crucible , So ; special or German ,
cast tool do. 15@20 wagon spokes , set
2 2)3 00hubs ; , per sot , 125 ; felloes , sawei
dry , 140 ; tongues , each , 70@85c ; axles
each , 76c ; square nuts , per Ib , 7@llc
washers , per Ib , 8@18c ; rivets , per Ib , lie
coil chain , per Ib , G@12c ; malleable , 8c
iron wedges , fie ; crowbars , Gc ; harrov
teeth , 4c ; horseshoes , per keg , 5 00 ; Bprini
steel. 7@8c ; liurden's horseshoes , 6 35
Burden's mulcsboes , G 35.
NAILS 10 to 20d. 3 GO ; 8 to 10 , 3 75
Gd , 4 00 ; 4d. 4 25 ; 3d , common , 5 00 : 3d
fine , 6 50 ; clinch , all sizes , 5 25 ; Gd , casing
4 75 ; 8d casing , 4 50 ; lOd casing , 4 25 ; lOi
finish , 4 75 ; 8d finish , 5 00 ; Gd finish , 5 25
half kecs , lOc extra.
SHOT. Shot , 81.S5 ; Buck shot , 82.10
Oriental Pc.wdfir , kegs , 80.40 : do. , hal
kegs , 53.18 ; do. , quarter kegs , 81.88 ; Blast-
in ? , kpjs , 83.35 : Fuse , ner 100 feet 50c.
BA' BED WIIIE In car lots,8 31 po
100 ; in less than car lots , 8 55 per 10.1.
Horses and Mulct.
The market is brisk and all grades are
selling well at n slight advance in pi ices
The demand for good horses exceeds the
supply considerably. Prices range as fol
lows :
Fine single drivers , 8150. to 300. ; Extra
draft horses , $175. to 225. ; Common drai
horses , 8100. to 150. ; Extra farm horses
8110. to 125. ; Common to good farm horees
SCO. to 8100. ; Extra plug ) , 8GO. to 75.
Common plugs , 820. to 840.
MULES. 15 to 15J hands ( extra ) , ? 12.'i
to 150. ; 14J to 15 hands , 8100. to 140.
14 to 14 J hands , 875. to 100. ; 13J to 1
hands. $00. to 75
Liquors.
ALCOHOL 187 poof , 2 25 per win
gallon ; extra California spirits , 187 proof
1 3'J ' per proof gallon ; triple refined spirits
187 proof , 124 per proof trallou ; re-distiller
Ybiekies , 100@15U ; fine blended , 150 ®
2 50 ; Kentucky bombons , 200@7 00 ; Ken
tuckv and Pennsylvania ryes , 2 00@7 00
BRANDIES Imported , 86 00@1GOO
domestic 140@4 00.
GINS I.-rTorted , , 4 50@G 00 ; domestic
1 40@3 00.
HUMS Imported , 4 50@G 00 ; New
England. 2 00@4 00 ; domestic. 1 50@3 50
PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY
1 75@4 00.
CHAMPAGNES Imrorted per case
2GOO31 'JjA&urlM. ! , case , 1200 ® .
1800 ,
CLARETS Per case , 4 50@1G 00
WINES llltine wine , per case , G 00 ®
20 00 ; Catawba , per case , 4 00@7 00.
Lumber.
WHOLESALE.
FENCING No. 1 , 12 to 20 ft , 822 ; 00
No. 2 , 12 to 20 ft. , 21 00 ; sheeting dressed
No. 1 , 18 00 ; No. 2 , 10 00 ; common boards
dressed. 20 00.
FRAMING 1C ft. and under , per M
21 00 ; 10 ft. studding , 22 00 ; 22 ft. 22 00
24 ft. 25 OU.
FINISHING No. 1. finish li , Ij an
2 inch , 850 00 No. 1 finish 1 inch 845 00
No. 2. finish 1 } , 14 and 2 Inch. 8-1500 : N (
2 finish , 1 inch , 840 00 ; No , 3 finish , 1 inul :
835 00 ; O. G. battens per iOO feet lin ,
81 00 ; well curbing , 822 00 ; rough J nnd
inch battens per 100 feet lin. . 50c.
STOCK BOARDS A slock , ? 40 00 ;
835 00 ; C , 830 00 ; common stock , 822 50
FLOORING No. 1 , 840 00 ; No. 2
835 00 ; No , 3 , ? 22 00 yellow pine , No. 1
$4000.
SIDING-NO i , 824 oo ; NO. 2 , 82200
No. 3. 318 00.
SHIP LAP Plain , 822 00 ; O. G. No. 1
S3200 : No. 2,82200.
CEILING-824 00@837 00.
LATH AND SHINGLES-A starrest
hUingles. 83 85 , No. 2 , 82 50 ; No. 3 , $2 00
Lath , S3 60.
Material.
LIME Per Imr/el , 81 35 ; bulk per bu.
Sic. Cement , bbl , 82 50. Iowa planter
bbl , 82 50 , Hair per bu. 35c. Tarre
foil 100 Ibs. 83 60. Straw board , 84 CO
PAPER Straw piper , 3 c ; rag paper
Ic ; dry goodx paper , 7c ; manila paper , lOc
news paper. 8c.
COAL Cumberland blacksmith , i _ _
Morris Run Blonsburg , 612 ; Whltobreas
lump , 80 50 ; Whltobreast nut , 80 TO ; lowi
lump , 8(5 ( 50 ; lovra nut $ ( > 50 ; Rock Springs
88 ; Anthracite , all nUei. 812 00@12 60.
Drill's
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS -Acid
Carbolic , 50c ; Acid , Tartaric , GOc ; Balsam
Copabia , per Ib , 75c ; Bark , Sosjafias , per
Ib , 14c ; Calomel , per Ib , 75o ; Ctachonlilin ,
per 07 , 93e : Chloroform , r * ' . 'b. ' 100 ;
Dover's poii'dew , per Ib , 1 10 ; Jipjcrr
altB , per Ib. SJo ; Glycerine , puie , per Ib ,
45c : Lead , Acetate , p r Jb , Vie ;
Oil , CA tor , No. 1 , per h'al , S > \ 35 ;
Oil , Ca tor , No. 3. per gal , 81 25 ; Oil ,
Olive , per gal , 81 50 ; Oil , Origanum , 50o
Opium , S4 fX > ; Ouinlno P. & W. & J . & H. ,
per oz , S2 40 ; Potassium , Iodide , per Ih ;
82 60 ; Salaciu , per or , 40e : Sulphate of
Morphine , pcroz. 83 85 ; Hulphur flour ,
per In , 4c ; Htrvchntne. ner 07 , 81 50 ,
Wool.
.Merino umvanhed , light , 14 1Go ; heavy ,
13@15c ; medium unwashed , light , 18@20c ;
washed , choice , 32c : fair , SOc ; tub-dingy
and w , , # 8c ; hurry , blackani ] cottod wooU
2@6e loss
Hide * run , Etc.
HIDES Lirten butcher's hldo , 7o ; gree
nured bides , 8c ; green wit , part curd
Ides , 77Sc ; dry fltnt. aound , 13@l4o ; dry
calf and.kip , 1213c ; dry nalt hidcs.nound ,
l(3)12c ( ) ; green calf. wt. 8 tol51V ( . . 10@llc |
reen calf , wt. umlcr 8 Ibs , per skin , 50o |
recn iwlts , $ t 00l 15 : green lamb nkliw ,
110@l 25 : damaged hides , two-third rate ,
ut ncorcil and ono grub , claused two
vf > c ; short strlixjlOoi narrow utripo 25c ;
. -.1 i. _ . - _ i A tlll. . * Klrt
Con neil Bluff * Mat-hot.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , February 08
Flmir Oynt.il Mills Golden Sheaf ,
3 CO ; California 1'ureka , patent , 3 8'ij ' best
brand of K n n , 3 50u,3 00 ; Kansas and
Mla-mwl flour , 3 50 ® I 25 ; graham , II 75 ;
rye Hour , 3 10.
Bran and Shorts 15 00 per ton
Chop Coin 22 50 per ton ,
Wheat No , 2 , $112 : No. 3 , 72o ; re
jected , 52c.
Corn 18.
OatsNo. . 'J , 40o ; rejected , 35c.
Barley No. 2. Wo : No. 3 , 75o.
liny Lome , 5 00G 00.
'
Wo'od-5 50C.J ) 7 00.
I.iu > Hogs 5 25@5 75.
Cixttlo Shipping , I 50i85 ( 00 ; milch
cows 30 00i(45 ( 00 per head : butcher *
stock , 8 ooera 50.
"
Sheep 3"75tm ( 5.
'
'
Wool ir.- ! ! ) .
llntler Creamery , 30c ; In yills , wrap ,
ed , 25c : rolls not wrapped , 20j ; mixed
co oi" , 15if ( 20e.
Eggs Packed , 10o ; frcwh , 12Jo .
Potatoes-1 10@130 ; S.ilt Lake , 1 M.
Onions-1 25ttl ( 10.
Dresf ed Poultry Chickens , lOo ; ducks ,
c ; gco.se. So ; turftevii , 12ic.
lOljiiu Chickens 2 25 per dozen.
CliJcnRo froUntif.
Ciuc.vao. Febnmry 28.
On 'changt. the inaiketscro niodcr *
atcly acti\u.
TI o receipts'of grain wcro 119 car lends ,
embr cing G of wheat , 7G of corn , 20 of
oats , 2 of ive , and 15 of barley
Flour The market leimlriH dull and no-
, , 'leeted ' ; quotitlons mclmngpd ! common to
clioico wo-lern spring , 4 50S,7 ( 00 : Minnesota
seta , 5 10(2)7 ( ) 25 : patent- 5.S ) ( ! 5 i ; ivin-
-er iiramlw , G 507 25 ; rye Hour , qu ! t
5 3"5 GO.
Wh at No. 2 spring ruled \ crv quiet ,
and trading dragged slowly , but OITII.
'tonally a spurt ot activity \un developed ,
Accompanied with f ir tluctu.tious in
, ) riufS. Trailing was almo't entirely
speculative , nnd ohitllv in feller May ,
operators giving this futu i > tin most nt ,
tentio . The market upi-ned H.roiiMr . ,
and about i@Jc higrui ; the market be
came weak nnd dull , lluctuiitiiig , and
finally closed ubout lju h'ghcr for April
and Jc for May on the in/id ir li n dind
on call at I 2G | for ca h and Mnich ; 1 1WJ
for At til ; 1 12forMa\t ; 1 23J I-T .lime ;
12IJ for the vear No. 3 tqiring , lit !
@ 1 07 ; rejected nominal
Corn Quiet ; active in t > pa illative a-
count , and thu shipping impiiry wis fair.
The feeling was some\\hit niiieltli-d , and
prices weroirrcgulni , though considerable
Htrcngtb was developed during the greater
part f the cession. At thu opening the
market was steadier , and prices were 4 ®
Jc higher. Ol'erings ' , however , wcru quito
ire" , and the market ueakeiicd. nccomp.i-
nied with u reaction of : jc. Toward the
close , however , tbo feeling was firmer , and
prices rallied g ( < ilc ) ami ruled compirn-
lively steady. No. 2 white mlxod closcil
atGOGlc for cash ; 5S > o for March ; MIJc
for Ar'l ] ' ; Gl c for May ; Glc for Jui.c ;
GJ B for July ; reject a quiet t 58 c.
Oats firmer and in fair speculative
demand. No. 2 cloanl nt 41i for cash ;
41o for larc'i ' ; 41Jc for ipril ; 41jc | for
May ; 43Jc for June.
Rye Steady , with continued mnal
offerings and light dcm mil. No. 2 closeil
at S4c for March ; 8" > ic fur April.
Barley-Dull nnd lifeless ; No. 2 , 1 01 ®
1 05 for cash ; 1 03 for March ; No. 3 , 80 ©
82c for cish ; 78c for April.
Pork Steady at a plight advance am
demand fair ; mess closed at 17 00@17 17i
for cash ; 1700 for March ; 1732V for
April ; 17 GO for May ; 1775 tor June
10 30 for the 3 ear.
Lard In good dem mil and higher
closing at 10 GU@10 G2i for cash ; 10 05 for
March ; 1075@lt ) 77i lor April ; 10 871 ®
10 90 for May ; 11 30 for June ; 10 55 fo
the year.
Bulk Meits Fairly active and steady.
Short ribs clo-ccl at 9 0i for cash aai
March ; 9 22J for April ; 9 30 for May.
Whisky Steady at 118.
Butter In fair demand and mar
ket quiet. Creamery , choice to fancy ,
i4Jc : ; ! ; fair to good , 40@13c ; dairy.choic
to fancy , 3S@ ! : ! < . ; do fair to good , 25 ®
3."c ; fresh ma e packing stoc' , 20@28c
ladle packed , common to good , 18@32c
roll , 22@2Gc for common to fair , and if !
@ 30c for good to choice.
Eggs Lower ; strictly fresh , loc.
Ilec'ts. Shipm'ti
Flour 18,991 12,28.
Wheat 13,123 0,51'
Corn 23,756 78,73.
Oats 31,500 23,820
Rye 3,10s ) 3,702
Barley . , 26,808 7,28
Chicago Itivo Stock.
CHIOAQO , February 28
The Drover's Journal reports as foil ws
Hogs Receipts , 235. There was no lif
in the market for common to good mixei
and the feeling throughout was one o
great weakness ; prices unchanged at G II
@G 2' ' ; heavy packing and shipping were
also weak ami easier at G G5@7 15 ; Phila
dolphias nnd laid hogH , 7 20@7 45 ; Ugh
liogn dragged to Hitch an extent that tin
mariii-t was wholly without life ; quota
tions langtt from G 15@G 55 ; skips am
culls exceedingly dull ; no Hilot reported.
Cattle llcceiptH , 0,400. Market fo
shipping cattle slow nnd weak. ' Only i
light business wtu dune at prices 510c
lower ; hojvy cattle were freely offerei
but n.ct with no demand ; common , 4 95(5 (
5 25 ; medium , 530@5 10 ; good , 640@075
choice 5 ! - 95 mixed butchers'
, 50@fi ; stocl
ruled weak and there wan less activity litho
the tr/idi than on former days of tin
week ; very t"or cattle were vary plontifii
and were dull , though good to cholci
butcher and canning cattle were offerei
only in moderate numbers and commaiu
about steady rates ; COWH , 'J 60@2 75 ; bulle
3 00@5 40 ; steers , 4 5C5 31 ; stockerH am
feeders , 3 G0@4 15.
Slieep Receit | , 5,010. Market
we.k and unsitisfactory ; common , 4 00(5 (
4 2 ; good , B 40@5 70 ; choice , 5 75@G 00
St. Louis Produce.
8r. LOUIH , February 28.
Flour Dull and unchanged ; fancy , G „ „
@G G5 ; choice , I ! 00@G 2) ; family , 5 3
feB 50 ; XXX , 5 70@5 00 ; miperline , 4 Of
@ 4 30 ; whitf , 3 80 ( ,4 00.
Wheat Higher ; No. 2 red , 1 52
tor cish ; 138J for Fobninry ; 1 23 fo.
Mnich ; 1 20 for Apill ; 1 271 for
May ; 1 104 for Juno ; 1 11 for July
1 07 for thu year.
Corn Advanced : md active i.t 58Jo foi
cash ; 58Je for Fell uurj ; 59o for Alarch
Or.io for April ; G3i for May ; MJc for
Jniif ; ( i5io for July.
Oats Sicady nnd higher at Glo for
ru'h ; Mo for Ki-hnnrv ; 42/o for Ma'rh
11 i or v nl , 1 < I 'lui ilu .
Rye DullutbTi- ,
Barley Firm at 8'J@92o. )
Lead Dullrothied , 4 87i ; hard , 4 85.
UiitUr " Dull ; cieaiiiBry , 4l@1Go
dairy ,
Kgs-.c
Flat Heed Hcarco nt 1 31.
Whisky Hteady at 1 17.
Pork Steady and firm at 17 50 for
caul ) ; 17 f > 5 for March ; 17 CO for May ,
Lard .Scarce and firm nt It 75.
Jteo'tH , Shlpmtx.
U7 8 , 4f
07,417 33,250
Corn .io. 25 18,011
OaU 11,174 fi.fcOO
liy 2,000 none
Unrley 2.COO 1,852 ,
Turpentine Murlfct-
WaMiNQTON , N , O. , Fobruory 28.
Ilosln Finn ; utralned to good , 11)5. )
HpirlU-Dull nt 50o.
Tar Firm at 1 00.
Turpentine No ( juoUtloni.
NowYorJt froilnoo
NKWYoim , February 28.
1'lour Dull and fitWIOc lower ; nouUiorn
our unchanged ; common to choloo extra ,
25800.
Wheat--I UHltlcd but clo tn ? utro > g
t tllglit advance ; No. 2 red , 1 X2if1 3'lj
\'o. 1 red , 1 38 ; Xo. 2 white , 1 ; Ci ; Xo 2
ed forMnrch , 1 31K 11 321 ; < ' " April ,
341 35J ; do May , 1 3I3@1 V.j.
Corn Opened firm , afterward * became
veak , nml declined and elo \vlthinoio
trcnetli ; um-rrvloil inlxDil , ( > 5C 09iileaii ; cr
nlxeti , 07@07l : Ko. 2 , mixed'for Marc'i ,
7gWO c ; do April , 0.0 > @G'J3c.
0 's Strong , hlglier and fairly acthc ;
Vo , 1 white , Bile ; V0 , 2 do 1 2Jc No.
mixed , file ; do 51@52Jc ; No 2 mixrtl
or February , OJc ,
llyo- Dull ; otnto OO OOjc.
BarleyDull. .
Pork Dull at 17 " 5@18 00 for nc
ness
Lard Firm and falily nclivnl 10 SO
or ca h and March ; Apt 11 , 10l'010 ' 024
Wii.ky-Noiultwl.
PctMlcnm Firm an I
cmiln in birrel , O frc'lc ; rriluod in
jatn-l' , "ic.
Now Jtorlt Ury Gooils
NKW YOUK. Fobninrv 28
The < 'onuuercinl Bulloti.i of this uvonlii
inys nf the dry goods mar ct :
Tin \\ock un'lcr ' r view has doM < lop > d
i ( somewhat more nc tve under uno in the
jobbing trade , and n umdoritoly iucroiseil
juslu m was rcportod by dry goods nnd
loth jobliorc , and big \\hnl ale clothing
ioit > . There was also u heavy di'iniud
'or heavy wonlens at first Imuds , but bnsl-
less ruled quiet w th cotton nooiK Com-
iiiybn Hrms nud tnict d' crt | > Uons of
Hprim ; gnodii were lightly dealt In liy
milage hirers , Jeltctimis hnvingbeoii
i m i t whully of n hin > M mouth uinrac-
trr. AdiicLM from'nix'of the principal
listributlng point' in tlu unit and ii"itli-
\vi'U indiciitu that tlio opiiug t'.uleia
ib.i . topcnim ; M I'd fair prospect n d a
niod'-r.itvly gm d biuiiuvs is . ntiri | ated
in near by states , but np rts from
BOiithcru aud sou hwcst aiowi vncnur giiiK
w hns rinnctlmiM SICIMI the o iso nt this
itiga nf the t-e.iHiiii. The dillicnlty of
unlciiig collect ions in Home of tlio cotton
itnte-t Hiill uontinvs , i nd this in cornice-
tl"H uitli ihc speculation roused bv the
iiiqieiiMnn o' Mesors. Mcnkln IJrjis Icm-
.iliis , Teiin , t\illi roiortid linbililies at
f5l\0"0 The niiiiii fcnluies of thu mnrKct
rotiiiiiii uuihanged , and tlio gb t-ome klniN
it goods h.vioMlightly accumulited because
if the Into lull In thu duunnd , stock * are
\\cll ( .ouilitioni.il us a rule , nii'I ) ir cos nro
"or the most pnrt stfndy.
St IiiiuiN Llyo Stock-
St. 1 outs , Februaiy 28.
Cuttle Struuik and unchanged ; export-
IN , 0 ( Ovfft ! 50 ; ; ? till to choice shipnim ; ,
i OOtTu'i 75 ; nifd urn to choice butcher.- ,
BOmB ' 0 ; natuo nUickarn , 375@150 ;
cown and h iftrs. 3 fiO@0 50. lleceipts ,
; ilG h ail ; Kliipiiiriitf. 3.0--2 held.
Hogs SI w , and n shade easier ; light ,
liO.ftOlOt Yoikerx , ( I 3'i@0 45 ; packing
U OO&i ! 70 ; butcher. ' mid bclt-ct , I ! 80 ( < i
7 20 ; pig" , a lirnW5 00. Uccciptc , 2.C.OO
lior.d ; ipnionli2,03J head.
Olnotnuati Produce.
CINCINNATI , Febiunry 28.
Mess Pork Quiet nt 17 ( J2i17 75.
Lird 1'iimo Hteam , 10 374.
Bulk Meats-Clear sides ! l > 0@0 8" ) .
llncon Clear sides , 10 4010 15.
, Flour llasy ; family , 0 257 25.
Wheat Kasy for No. 2 red ; sold at
1 85J.
Corn Fair demand aud steady ; No , 2
mixed 0"c.
Outs Steady ; No. 2 misfil , 19c.
llyo Dull aud nominal ; No , 2 , 05c.
Barley Quiet ami nominal for all
gr.-tlcs lit 8"i@l 00
Whisky Quiet nnd steady nt 1 1C.
Poorta Prodaoo.
PKOHIA , February 28.
Corn Now ( inn ; high mixul , G94ljc !
mixed , CUl@39Jc.
Oats-Firm ; No. 2 white. 43 ® M4o.
] lye Scarce and nominnl ; No. 2 , 88c.
Highwines Unchanged nt 1 10.
Jlcc'ts. Ship'ts.
Wheat . 4,182 none
Corn . 2(5.950 ( 33.00U
Ont . 7,90 12,251
] { yo . none l,00n
Barley . l.O'O GOO
Pittsbiirc Oil Marlcot.
PlTTHnuHO. Fobninry 28.
The oil market op nrd at ,833c. nut
closed nt noon nt 82c ; for April delivery
Slgc ; May nud June , 88Jc ; New York ,
74e ; Antwerp , 18Jf . Shipments United ,
5ill,0i9 ImrreU ; on tidewater , 5,515 bar
rels ; churtoie. 2 ' ,150 barrels. I'ittsburg
sale ; , 352,000 barrels. Pittsburg ex Ji tngo
stock , 105.
_ _
Fhilatlolpbla Prodnco.
PillLADKLrillA , February 28.
Wheat Lower at 1 SOi for cash ; 1 31
for March ; 1 13J for April.
Corn Fir/u / at Cfig@G74 for cash ; 6G @
C7J for March.
Oats Easier nt 4950c for ounh and
Murch.
Rye -Quiet at 85c.
iilvo Stock.
, Pn. , February 28.
Cattle Shade higher. Keccip's ' , 810
head ; shipments , 1,032 bead
Hogs Fair. IfecciptH. 2,300 hea' ship
ments , 2,000 heal ; Philadelphia , 740 ©
700 ; Yorkcrc , 070c0 85.
Sheep Active. Heccipts , 1,00) head ;
shipments , 3,000 head.
Baltimore Produce.
] ! AITIMOHB , February 2 .
Flour Dull ; 0 00@7 00 for family ; 3 00
@ 5 80 for export.
Wheat - Southern firmer ; full1 27 ®
1 32 ; longborry , 1 351 40 ; No. 2 red winter -
ter stonily at 1 2811 28J for each and
February"
Com White Houthern steady n 08c ;
yellow Hteady at l8c ! ,
Tolotlo Proanoo.
TOLEDO , Febninry 28.
Wheat Dull nnd quiet ; No. 2 , 1 254 ®
1 274 for cash mid M-irch ; 1 271 for April ;
1 27J for May ; 1 2(1 ( for June ; 1 15J for
July ; 1 13 for August ; 1 10 ? for the year ,
Corn Dud and ( pilot ; No , 2 , Gl u for
cash nnd Fehniary ; Oljc for Mny.
Oats Dull and quiet ; No. 2Hjjc. .
Liverpool Produce Morlfot-
LiVKiirooi. , F brunry 28 ,
Flour iO-12 < . tj
Wheat Winter 9a 10d@10 < 0d : sprinj ,
Od 4d@10 4.1 . ; club , 10n ld@10i 4d.
Corn 5s lid.
Pork 77 ,
Lard 75' .
itocelpts of wheat fortho p'ist three dayu
WUH 291,000 Dijiitalri , 114,000 contals hein
American ,
Bufl'ulo Llvo Stock.
KAHT BUKKAI.O , February 28.
Jlogrt Hteady ; rocei ! > tH 21) ) cn.rn ; Hhip-
nents 17 caiii ; YorJ-oM , < i fcO@7 < .0 ; need
to medium , 7 15@7 25 ,
CA1.1FOHMA FLOUK.
.S'wcramento mills patent fbur ( red
brand ) , Our b"i-t liiireka patent flour
( bbiQ firand ) , The ( inly patent flour man
ufactured nn the Pacific coast. We claim
it la thu whittst , ttroiigeut and bentfiimlly
flour in thu fetatu. Ask your | ; imer for It.
Try It nnd you will nsu no other.
K. M . MoUitKAiiv k Co. ,
Sacramuuto.
T. J , KVANH , Agent ,
Crystal Milln , Cuuucil Bluifo.
f.ia-
ruioa Unlvi > ,
The bunt aulvo intlio world for outs ,
bruujca , aorcH , ulcord , tialt rhoiiin ,
fever sores , totter , clmppod liands ,
chillblaiiiSj corim nnd all kinds of
sldn ornjitioiiH , Tliiu ualvu is guar
untoctl to give porfuct Hiitisfaction in
every case or jnonoy refunded. I'rico ,
for box , Far solo by
T" A MoMAiiow. On id
THE DENVER END ,
Details of the Work of the Con-
trnotor * } on the Woat Side
of thi B. & M.
A Visit to tlio OvmliiiK Cnrnpn uiul
Whnt It
) cn cr Trlhtii e , 15'ti ' ,
Tlio work of builtHnj ! the Hurling-
,011 nud Colorado oxtui ion of the
iicauo , Hiuliuyton AQiiinvy mil-
iv > la jiri'Kro.ismH ' with the uliuuBt
rtpidily , nnd thu ptospuctnow is , that
Liuoii li tniins will bu running nvur
thotiuw route ii0111 Chicigo to Denver -
vor by the llrsl of .luuo or .luly at the
latest.
A Tribune ri'portor wont out to thu
canipn of the contractors cni-ngeil on
the grading ! * nud oxtuusiona at thitt
"
t'ud ol tho" line , yi-sterdiiy , nml found
tlio to.iniR a'ul moil scnttfiud nvur ton
milt's of ro.id.boil , wlucliii8 rnjiidly
nssuiuiiig the pioiuntionn of u ( luiahcd.
gtadu. At the time of the letting of
the last coutrnotH only about ono him-
drod nml eighty miles of roud-bod re-
iiuincd to bo gr.ulud to coiupjoto the
road to Don vor. The load U boiiig
ironed , or rather "utooUul , " us rapidly
ns the grading is tiui'licd , tlio track
men following this gnuli'rj , btiog only
n few roils in the rc.ir of tlioiu.
Tlio track is now votunU-tud from
the former eastern turu'inim nt Oul-
hertson , Nobniakii , to a point forty
miles iotn Colorado , and tuunu are
run out of Denver ever tbo throe
miles of track which are completed
from this end of the iimtu. The re
porter found the men bore busily at
work lading tics aud putting dotvn
the rails which are teen to eonnuoi
the
MOUNTAINS AN1 > Tlin LAKKH.
The lirat oainp of gradurti , next to
Ihc constitution train , la that of Air.
Whitemnu , who hua the contract for
three miles. Next < nme the cunps
of Messrs. Murray , Gaylord , Mangin ,
and others , all of whom wore found
working u heavy force of men and
teams. Messrs. Streoterv Small
have the contiact for the first fifty
miles from Denver eastward , and the
well known contractors , Reynolds &
Sons , have the remainder. Their
contracts call for the completion of
the grading by May 1st. The con
tractors aeon at work yesterday said
that they would finish before that
time probably iu about six weeks.
Mr. J. 11 , Reynolds , contractor for
ho grading east of Streeter it Small's
contract , was in thu city yesterday
'rom hia camp at Rock Springs , ami
said ;
"Wo have aovon hundred teams a
work on the lirat forty miles east o
Stroetur's rontr.ict , and about lifteei
hundred men. "
"When will you finish your con
tract1
"Uy the middle of March , if th
weather remains pleasant. The em
of the track is now only one liundroi
and twenty-live miles from Denver.
Trucklaying has been dolajodfor
\\eekonaccountofthocold snap , <
it would bo furlhor progressed. Rail
; are now being laid at the ruto of
mile and a half a day. "
Mr. Reynolds thinks they will see
roach Rock Spiings , which will bo th
end of the division. A round house
.
will probably be built thoro. Many
uro enthusiastic ever the prospects of
this station , which will probably soon
grow into a good-sized town. It will
bo called Akron station.
TUB CHAKAOTKR OF THE UOAD-BHU.
is said to bo of the very finest , From
, Denver east ivard , ever the whole of
the Strcotor contract , tlio work is easy
and there are no very luavy grades.
Tlio contractor ! ) seen yesterday all
pronounced the road-bed , HO far us
graded , to bo nio.st excellent and in
full keeping with the general charac
ter and reputation of the Chicago ,
Burlington & Quincy institutions.
The deepest cut for miles out of Denver -
ver is only eighteen feet , aud the
heaviest fill about seventeen foot. Thu
grade is a very easy riao along this
part ot the road. Where Mr , Whitman -
man was working , yesterday , he said
the rise was only ii-10 of an inch to
tiio 100 foot , or almost a dead level ,
"Whoro are you going"to do your
n ext grading.asked ? the reporter.
"Wo oxyoct to work for the Chica
go , Builington & Quincy , " was the
roply. * 'A surveying party started
out on Monday towards the moun
tains , and there are rumors of other
i xctiraions "
Mr. Reynold * also said that the
Chicago , Burlington & Quinoy had
Haiti us much as th.it would have
plenty of weak lor them to do.
AT TUB C'AMl'H
the scene waa a busy one. For miles ,
; w fur as could bo seen , hundreds of
mon and teams were at work. Tlio
grading fa being pushed over a space
of ten miles at the HIUIIO time , and as
a largo part of Mr. Struetur's grading
has already beou completed from the
other nnd of tlio fifty mile contract , a
space of only about fifteen miles re
mains to bo completed between where
the mon are now working and the part
completed at the other ond. Mr. Gaylord -
lord , at his camp , wus found to be
worki"g twenty teams and about
sixty men , Chief Engineer Tracy , of
the division , expects to bo running
IUB ti'uin ever the ton miles of road ,
which is now being graded , in a few
days , lie was close upon tlio heels of
Contractor Whiteman at the first
junnyyoHlorday , sujjpliud with steel to
lay the track as tapidly us the work
men could put it down. The open
winter lias greatly favored the work
men and assisted in the progress of
the road.
uii ! uouTii ANII rnoM'i'.t'r-1.
An agent of the Chicago , Burling
ton > t Quincy wns nlHo called upon
yesterday , but lilllo that was now
nbout the project of the compnny was
gleaned , i'lio company are haying
the handsomest conches over run over
the rails built in the I'ullimn shopn ,
Tlio agent thought the now Chicago
and Denver line would bo in opera
tion by July 1 nt the latest , nnd prob
ably bo running trains throuuh ,
s. vend weoka before that timo. The
route will bo fioni Chicago
through Burlington , along the line of
the old road crossing the Missouri
rivet at I'lattsmouth and through
Linlwln , Fort Morgan and many
thriving points to Denver. All agree
that it will prove of incalcuublo value
to this city and suction , and the ar
rival of the first through train , vil !
o looked forward to with more in
teront than hnn boon accorded any
railway enterprise or event which hns
occurred for many years.
Emmott'a Anniversary.
Tlio Kmmott Monument associa
tion on Saturday evening next , March
ttli , will celebrate tlio 101th nunivor.
nary of the birth of Rqbert Kmmott ,
Ireland's greatest patriot nnd martyr ,
at Kuony'a hall. M. A. llartigan ,
Kaij , , of I'lattsmonth , will deliver nn
oration on the lifo nnd times of
Kmmott. aud Joseph F. Wall , of this
city , will deliver Ummott's r6ply to
the court } F. MacDonagh will recite
n Holcct poem specially prepared for
the anniversary. Several Indies nnd
gentlemen singers have kindly volun
teered to fill the interval with vocal
nud instrumental music. The A. 0.
11. band will provide their choicest
musio. Admission will bo by tickets ,
which can bo procured nt the door or
from nny of the members of the nsso-
ciution. The hall will doubtless bo
well filled
.iullv l'\U > ' >
u-,1 ( iii lux tlio iuttt ilirotit . quick oat , u >
"i * - t o L-rcit Metropolis. CHI
, , N'ORTII-KABTRRN , I ) u
i , , uiii.ijiAnrrRii LINKS , which terminate ! hcte ,
v.11) ) . K\NHM > ClTT , r.KAVRNWORTIl , AT011UO * ,
lAiUNtii. UuipfH anil OMAHA , tbr UOMMXIRIAL
DHSTRWI from which r dUto
EVERY LINE OF ROAD
th\tvtfiicltkiiM tlio Coiillnonr from the UlMonil
Iliiir to tlio I'nclflo Slovo. The
OniOAOO ROOK ISLAND & PA-
OIFIO RAILWAY
IB the only line [ rom Chicago owning tract In .
ICur.RAa. orlilcli , liy lla own roiul , renchue th
point * nliovo named. No TRAKurinw nv CAHIUAOI
No MIHSINO oONNBCTin.vHl No hudilllnK In III
vcntlUkil or unclean earn , M o\orv P.IWCDKCI
carried In roomy , clean and votitllatod coacliM
upon Kant Kniinw Trains
U.VT CARK ol unrlrnlod mnsnlllcpncn , POLLUAN
I'ALACII SLiuirm > l UAIIK. nud oiironnuorM-tamoui
DiniNU UARH , upon wlilch mmlRarn eorvi'il o ! un
Kur | i H ll lciico , at the low rate ol SHVRNTT
Fna : Ciurra KAcn , with t.nipo ! time for hcilthfu
onlojmcnt.
lliroiiRh Ca.ru between Chlovto , PuarU , Mil.
wntikoa tnd Mltwonrl Hlinr 1'nlntJi : and clon can1
unctloiiH at all | x > lnt of Intntioclfon rlth other
rcuuin.
rcuuin.Wo
Wo tlcliot ( do not forgot this ) directly to Bvorr
iilnco of lm ) < ortAiico In Kansvi. Nrliranl.a. Bl ; k
llllla , Wromlng , Utah. Idaho , Nevada , CallfornU ,
Oregon , WiwhlnKton Iwrrltorx , Colorado , Arlron *
nnd Now Moxlco.
Anil bcral rrnnjfinontii ( Togr.rdlnp ; baii ? ( ! 0 u
any other line , and ratoi of faro ilwavi nil ow M
rom ) > ctl'om , nlm furtiUU but fc ritlic o tbo com
fort.
1)0 3 and tackle ol ttttrtfltnoii true.
Tlciiot" ) . mam and fnldcrn nt nil iirlticlp *
oIl'.ci'H In Uii ! United Stntoti and Canada.
u. u. UAIIM ; , E. ST. JOHN ,
Vlto I'rco't i Gen. Ocn. TUt anil I'MH'r Ag
H' niic < ! r. flhlt-'irn ( .lilcftiro.
SMOKERS' ' HEADQUARTERS ,
Juu nuikiuati has rcmoiod to No. 215 South
Thirteenth street , between Knrnhnm and
Douglas. Ilo now has a flnu , roomy store with
an extensive tl'ar | nunulactory In rer.
Jan"
Sionx City & FaciiiG
THE SIOUX OITY BOUTS
Runs a Bnlld Train Ihroucli fmm
Council Bluffs tot. . Fttal
Without Ohango Time , Only 17 Hoiin
it
.lOO * MII.Kb TIIK. MIIOnil . ' > T .JOUTK
FHOK
"
COUNCIL BIi
TOOT. PAUL , MINNEAPOUS
DULUTH OU
ud ll polnta In Kortliern low * . MlnuoeoU und
DakotA. Thin Una ID cMlulppoil with tbo Improvud
Woatlnghouso Automatic Alr-brako n > l Mllle
' Platform Coupler anil Duffer : and for
BPEBD , BAFKTV AND COMF ( HT
IB uniurpaiuod. Pullman Palncu rfk-oplng Car
run through WITHOUT Oil ANOB between Kan
aae City and St. Paul , via Council ninth and
Hioux City ,
Trains lua\ Union I'aclllo Transfer at Coun
cil llluris , at 7:3K : p. m. dally on arrival of Kaneap
City , St. Joaeiih anil Council Hindu train from
the South. Arriving ut Sioux City 11:36 : p. m. .
and at the New Union Depot at St. Paul at 12:30 :
noon.
TKN HOtmn JN ADVANCE OF ANT.OTHKK
ROUTK.
jarltcraombcr In taking the Sioux City Route
you ifot a Throiii'h Trnln. The Hhortcut Line ,
the Quickest Tlmo and a Comfortable Hide In the
Through ' 'an between
COUNCIL BLUKK8 AND ST. PAUL.
XeJTSeo that your Tlckcta teml vln the "Kloux.
City nnd Pacific IUIIror.il
J. H. WATTLK8 , J. R. llUCIIA.NAtf
Hnriorlntcndent. flen'l I'aas. Atrcnt ,
I' , K. KOUINBON , Auw'tdcn'l Pius. A t. ,
c MlHHonrl Valley , lO'Aft.
J. II. O'BHYAN , Routliwotern Aiscnt ,
_ Councl Uluga. loiva
ana. M , UOANI. A. 0 , CAMttXU ,
DOAHE & CAMPBELL ,
At to'rneys-at-La w
Dexter L. Thomas.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Room 8,0rolhton Block-
BOSTON MARKET ,
Cuming Street
J. J. HOBES , Propr.
Fresh and Salt Meats of all
Kinds , Poultry , Fish , &o.r
in Season.
O 0 JM3E1 j&.TXrx > * * " - <
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MEALS ( ii LUNOH
AQCM'S KOK ,
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.
M4.i Proprietor.
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d. I. PAYNTER , \
Proprietor
Corner 10th and Howard
Streets ,
OMAHA , NEB.
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