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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1883)
VMM I THE DAILY ftJSfi-'OMAftA , THURSDAY Be Nebraska National Bank Of On-.nh , Nob. i'nlil up Capita - - - - 8250.000 DIRECTORS I It. JOHNSON. President , ol3tct-f , Jobnwa A Co. . A. E. TOUZAMN , VloaPrMldent , of 0. , D. A Q , R. U. , llostaii. (7. ( V. MOUSE , ol W. V. Monwft Oo . OHN 8. COLLINS , ol 0 , II. & J. S. Oolllni. M. WOOLWOniH , Oouniollor A Attorney. * ! Law. Law.HEED HEED , of Byron Reed & Oo. V. fATES , Cashier , late Cubler of the Pirn National Bank of Om&iut , and connected with the active management of that Bank line * III organization In 1863. CruiiD for builnosa April IT , 183 * , with lh izo t capital ol any btnt : In Neoruka. COU.ICTIOIIS receive tpt-cUl tttentton and chu fee lowcft obtainable liers < n claawbern. IRTKRIWT aliened on tlina dr ; uill * rpn.i livnt able tartna anj upon account ! ol bitiKpu.il ' .rnV nn. i'ORIION ElLIUNai , OOTetGDlOnl pen ll , * llri Scanty And 01 y eairltlci boauM and fid. It Is nrepnrid tu do a , general tanking builneu- In all Ha d tlta , neit In tinii > tiri > nvolcn tam will punme thH men lt.rt ! ] peltry oontUUd with fd binlcli ( ( . .f WAHCfi AHU FINANCIAL Special Dltyfctchto Tun Unit. Nuw YOHK , February 'JS Mono ? Loaned down from / > 1@3J per cent ; closing , offend al 3 per cent. Prime Mercantile Paper 0 per cent and firm. firm.Sterling Sterling Exchange Heavj ; bankers' bill ? , 84 81 ? ; demand , W 841 Governments J per cent lower ( or ! ; coupons other niee unchanged. The ntock market showed a decline to day up till the last hour of buslueia , when aa yesterday it became stronger. The net result of the day "a business has been pret ty general , n fractional advance over the closing piicea last night , though few stocks were not quite up to the cloting Bgtirea of list night. ! Y. Bterday. To-d.j- . SJ'j . 104 101 6d . losj 102 / 41's Coupons . 113J 113i A . 11 lllif JPudfi : if 3 of 1893 . l'J8 Mb LOND3. Central Pacific Srata . 11 ? ? 113J Erie rei-ouda . % 4 Uu Jjehigb ft Wllkcsbarre . 10 4 10 1 Loultiaua contola . 2 73 Missouri G's . 11114 11UJ St. Jufcph . I t'J Ii2 St , Paul & Sioux City Urals .UK TennotscoG' . 11 do now . 40 40 Teias & Pactliii land grant * . . 6GJ tJJ ( do 1' . 0. div. . . . 8J bOi tTclan Pacificist mortgage. . 11.HJ 1133 do laud firnnta . .lO'.l lOS ) do aickhitf fund. . US li'J ' -S ! : Vln-luia . - .10 coasomO'a . M r-ul do 'Venetl . 1 < ! 14 1100:1. Adams Expioa . 131 1J2 ! Allegheny Central . 1 13 Alton & Terra Haute . C7S 67J do pfd. . . . us ya American Biprew . 901 < U Burl. , Cedar fliipids & North. 81 81 Canada Southern . b'4 04 Col. , Cin.&lnd. Central. . . .lOiJ 105J Central Paciflo . 80g 80J Cheaapeakeft Ohio . 214 214 do 1st pfd. . . 30 30 do 2d pld. . . 24 24 Chicago & Alton. . . 131 131 v do "pfd . 135 135 Chi. , Burl. & Quinoy . 1183 1183 Ohl. , St L. & New Orleans. . 78 78 Ota. , Band. & Cleveland . 40 46 Clove. , Col. & Cincinnati. . . . 731 73J Delaware & Hudson canal. . . . 1 06 j 10U * Del. , Lack. & Western . lifiJI 121S Denver & Rio Grande . 44 44 Brie . . ' . 37 37' do pfd . 70 7 East Tennewiee . 8 $ 8J do preferred . 15 15 Fort Woyne & Chicago . 135 135 Harlem . 20j 200 Houston & Toxns Central. . . . 72 72 Illinois Central . 143 143 Ind. , Bloom. & Western . 29J 2'J3 Kansfts&Teiao . 31i 31J Lake Erie & Western . - . 27 27 Lake Shore & Michigan So. . . 109 10 ! ) Louisville k Niuhvifle . 535 53J Loni.iv. , New Alb. & Ohicn < ? o 55 55 Marietta & Cincinnati 1st pfJ 10 10 do do 2dpfd 61 5J MemphU k Chftrieatou . 3d 38 Michigan Central . 03JJ U33 Minneapolis it St , Louin. . . . 2f > 2tl do pfd. 50 50 ' 'J'J ' Missouri Pacific . U'4 Mobilo&Ohio . 10 IT Manhattan Beach . 12 i Vli Morria&Eflaer . 67 > I New Jorsay Central . 715 71fi Ni bhville it Chattanooga . HSi 38J Northern Pacific . 48 48 do pfd . 83 83 Northwestern . 132i 132 ] do pfd . 145 ? 146i New York Central . 12c § 120 { Ohio Central . 1' 4 10 Ohio&Miaussippi . 32 32 do pfd . % 90 Ontario & Weatcrn . 25& & V5j Ore on Transcontinental . 82i 82 PooifioMiUl . , . 40 , 40 Panama. . 1W 107 Peoria , Decatur & Evaunv. . . 201 > 0j Pittiburg K Cleveland . 139 139 Pullman Palace Oar . 119 119 KTaiandA" : : : : : : : : : : : : ' 8t. Louie ft San Frnn . 28i 28j do pfd. . . . 48 | 48. do 1st pfd 891 89 . Paul & .Milwaukee . 90 99 do pfd. . . . 1191 119 St. Paul , Minn , & Manitoba. 143 142 St. Paul & Omaha . 48l 48 da pfd. . 1084 108 Texas & Pacific . S8 § 38 Union Pacific . 94 | 04 United States Expresa . CO CO Wab 3h , St. L. ft'Pftd Q. . . . 28 | 28 do pfd. 461 46 Wells , Fargo & Co. Express , 120 12 Western.Union Telegraph. . . 81 § 81 Caribou . IS 1 Central Arizona.- . i Exoelslor.- . 1 1 Homestake . lu 10 pfd : : : : : : : : : : : : : : 4 ! J Boblnson . 1 1 Silver Cliff . i South Pacific . 7 7 Standard . C Bntro . A Offered. + Ex. Interest. fAsked. BE ; dividend. PRODUOhl & PSOVIdlONS Speclil DUpatcliaa to Tni Dir. OIIIOAOO. OHIOAOO , February 28. Flour Qule common to choice spring wheat 3 50@5 00 ; do Minnesota , 3 50@4 2 bakers' , 4 25@5 75 ; patente , 0 00 7 5 winter wheats , 4 10@G 00. Wheat Demand active , but unsettle and closed a shade lower ; rezular , 1 0 for February ; 107J for March ; I 09 ' 1 09 ! for April ; 1 132 for May ; No. Chicago spring , 1 071@1 08 ; No. 3 Chick ; spring , 94c ; No. 2 red winter , 110. Corn Unsettled , but generally hlght 6CJ@571o for cash ; 56Jo for February ; 58 for March ; 67 a for April ; Cljo for Ma COIo for June ; ti2c for July. Oats -Strong and higher ; ll@4llf caih ; 4lo for February ; 40tfo for Mut 40Jo for April , ' 4Sc for May ; 4242io f Jnna ; 41Jc for July. Uye-Fiitu ; C5c. Bat ley Steady ; SO@8Lc. Scrd-lHghpr ; I 30t 31. Pork Stronger ; 18 00(3J18" ( 181 for and Fol.ru . rv : 18 25ffl)18 ) 27J fr Mmcli ; 18 C5@18 474 forAptll ; 18 0" > @ 18 IJ74 for M y ; 18 77fel8 80 for June ; 18 U3@ 18 W for Jofy. Lard HUbfir ; 11 l.'i for cwh and Fob. rtury ; 11 45 @ 11 47i for Match ; 11 fi l GO for Aprils 11 7iJ for Maj ; 11 77 * for June : 11 0@U 82J fo July. Bulk Meats In fair demand ; shoul der * , 7 45. Batter Dull ; creamery , 2o@3'Jc ; dairy , IVga Lower ; 25@2Co. Whliky-Steady ; 1 17. ' CALL BOAHD. Wheat Daclincd io , except May , which is unoliaiuccl In tone. Corn Irregular ; 56jo for March ; f > 73o for Aprils GU018jfor May ; G02@6io for , Tune0.'io ; for July. Oats Quint and unchanged , Pork Lower , xelline at 18 00 : 18 17 * for March ; 18 3o@18 371 fur April ; 18 O for May ; 18 75@18 "ih for June ; 18 9J for July. Lard Quiet and unchanged , ixoept f r July , which wlvarc.'d 2Jc. IJEW TORK. Nsw VOEX. Febru'ry23.-Flour..Marltet dull nnd unchanpcii : superfine i.tto and western , 3 70@3 90 ; common to Rood extra , 3 95@1 50 ; guud t < > choice , 400 ® 7 00 ; white wheat , extra , G 25@7 Mj extra Ohio , 400 723 ; St. Lbtilf.4 00@7 25 ; Mirneaita p.ttout procefs , 5 G0@7 90. Whent-Csh lots EoUing at 1 1 j hiKher ; and CptjOP" , i'SSc h her ; o. 2 urine , ii inmal ; uugrided rrd , 1 04 ; N < > . 3 rid , 1 201 ; steamer do , 1 13iteainer | { ; No 2 red. I liul : No. 2 led , 1 2J ; certifio tes , 1 24J ® 1 24g. Corn-Cuh lola , l@llc higher And op- tlou , l@io higher ; uiiKrndo.l OOc ; No. 3 , 72 ( ' 723jin ohva'.or ; 7123Jo delivered for cisti ; 72(5 ( lorFebrn > ry7ISJ ; for Match ; 7ia@22ij , clojJDg at 71Ja for April Uatd-ldtjjj higher and fairly active ; mixed weatttru , 60@521c ; white do , 52 © 55o. 55o.Hops Dull and unchanged. Barley Qu'ok. and unchan ? d. Cotb motk ! Qilct and steady ; II > y- Quiet at GO@G5c. Cut MeaU- Quiet , but firm ; long dear middles , 10 2S)10 ( ) 371. Lard Strong ; ptlmu steam , 11 G5 ® II 70 for Cft'h nid March , Butter Dull and unchanged at lG@41o dT. LOD13. ST. LOUIB. FebruaVy28. Flour Steady ; fancy , 5 10@5 25 : choice , 5 10@5 25 ; family , 6 l > 5@5 70. Whe it Higher and fairly active ; No. 2 red fall , 1 111 for cimb ; 1 101@1 111 tnr Mnrch ; 1 1 41 1 ? Jor t April ; 1 14 ( < o ( njLlfifor May ; 1 141 tor June ; No , 3 rmt ( nil , Belling at 1 OG1 Corn Ulghei ; 68J@3a | for cash ; B'J ( r53lo for Mivrch ; hSJffinSo ftir April ; 53jJ a-tJJ ( 5 for MafiGJfOjSGJo tor Jun O. -Higher ; 3ig40o ! ) ( ! tnr oaah ; 1 ijlifur Mirch ; 40ju lor Apii ; 4J fur fllay Bye Marlcnt lo or ; fiOi' . liarley Quit ; 15 @SOj. CJ > H Meul Miirkat Hteady ; 2 Pfi. Bu'ter Steady ; creamery , 'SlfeSScj ' 24fflii03. ER Stendj ; 252G-J WhWty Steidy ; 1 18. Pork Firm , 18 371 f ° f ca b ; > > option * . Built Mi".t8 Firm and higber ; hou d- w , 7 3C@7 4llouk ; : clear , 9 85 j. 9 110. AFTKUNOON BOAKI ) WhoalMarlet dull. 1 10 j Hd fir 'March ; 1 128 for April ; 1 14i "a 1 14 1 for May ; 1 14 J f or J uue Corn Qaiet ; 531o for March ; 54 a for Apul ; 5uic for May and. bid for Juno , Oats Market steady ; 40J3 for Mivrch ; 423 for May. * KANSAS OITT. ICAMBAS CITT , February 28 Wheat- Firm ; No.'i red fall , 94c4 for cash ; ! )4j ) ( $93&3 for Murch ; 97c bid for April ; 98&o fur May. Corn-Steady ; 43jjs for cash ; 44@14 > ! c for March ; 4GJa for Aurii ; 481o for May. Ojttaluil ; 33c bid for caja ; no options L.IVH STOOK Special DIapatcbea to Tin Bii. OHIOAQO. OHICAQO , February 28. The Droven,1 Journal rep.-rta an folio wu : * Hogs Openel steady. , but weakened and cloned 60 lower ; mixed , 6 S5@7 00 ; heavy , 7 < ! 0@7 G5 ; light , 6 25@7 10 ; ikite , 4 40@G 25. Cattle Slow end weaker ; common" to medium 10@15 < : lower ; fancy export steera of 1,609 pounds void at G 50 ; good to choice shipping , 5 S0@5 95 ; common to medium. 4 50@5 20 ; untchering , steady , 2 GO&4 75 ; Btockera and feeders , fairly active and steady nt 3 30 ® 4 80. Sheep - Voiy weak oud overstocked with low iiadpi ; common to fair , 8 00@3 90 ; medium to good , 4 20@5 10 ; choice to ex- trj , 5 40@0 15. NEW YORK. Niw YORK , February 28 , The Droverj1 Journal Bureau reports : Beeves Area trifle firmer and $100 a hend hiuher on medium grades ; one car ID id told at 725. Sheep A tiifl ) firmer and a fair clear- UCCP. Swine The embarkation of live hoge nominally steady ; 7 10@7 GO per cwt. KANHA8 OITT , KANSAS CITY , February 2 . The Live Stock Indicator repot U : Cattle A shido lower and market weak ; natives hteers of 1,200 to 1,50C Iba. 483@585 ; stackers and feeders , 3 9. @ 4 75 ; cows , 2 25(5)3 ( ) 75. Hogs The market is unsettled nnt weak ; light dwarf , 8 65 ; medium , 6 70 ; early heavy , 6 90 Sbeep Weak and slow ; good to choice , 4 00@1 40. BT. LOCIS. ST. Louis , February 28. Cattle Th < demand exceeded the supply , with pricei higher and ( tronger ; exportp , G OOfeS 25 heavy shipping , dressed , 5 90 ; light do C 25 ; good butchers' tteere. 4 25@5 00 good cowi < and heifer ? , 4 00@4 75 ; com tnou , 3 2o@3 75 ; stockera and feeder ? 3 P0@4 75. Sheep Common to medium , 3 25(5 ( 4 00 ; fair to good , 4 50@5 25 ; choice ti fancy , 5 506 00. Hoga Market easier. _ TBAFFIO. Special Dlipatchea to Tni OIL . LOUB'AND QRAINB NKwYoBK , February 28 Receipts am I shipmenta of flour and grain for the pat 24 noon have been aa follows : 1 Receipts Bhp'U Flour-bbls . 67,000 127,00 Wheat bushels . , .16.555 8,00 Corn " . .141,025 123,00 Oats- " . . . . . . . . . .21,600 ! . . KANSAS OITT , February 28. Receipt and shipmenta Of grain foi the past 2 hours have been aa follows : Reo'ts. BbJp'b Wheat , bushels . 23,000 18,00 LTVB'STOCK. . CniOAQO , February 28. Receipts an shipments of live stock for the past ! hours have been as follows ; Reo'ts. Shipm'f Hogs . 10000 4SC Oattlo . 8,000 2,0 ( Sheep . 5,000 .1,21 NEW YORK , February 28 , llecolptaar abipuienta of live stock for the pant ' . hours have been as follown : Itec'ts. Qhip't ,000 Cattle . 4.1B1 Sheep . 4,400 Lambs . 950 Beefqra . Mutton , carcotEea . 1,346 ST. Louis , February 28. Receipts at shipments of live stock foi the past ! hours have been aa follows : Reo'ta. Shipm't Hogs. . . Cattle 1,800 I Sheep 3,000 ft 1CANSA3 CITY , .February 28. llecelp und shipmenta of live otock for the past ! bonn have been ai follows : Ileo'U. Bhipm'l Hog 6,000 Cattl 1.GOO Sheep 800 OMAHA Frier * . OrrtoB or Tu OtAHA B s , Widnccday Evening , February 28. f Tno otily changes : cported in the market to-d > y nro a follows : Wheat , No , 3 , advanced Ic. Wheat , rnjectod , advituccd G j. Barley declined 4c. Corn declined IB. Egg ! declined 2@8a. Apples declined 25c per hbl , Local Q rain Dealings. WHEAT.- Cash No. 2 , 90lc ; cash No 3 , 7Gc ; rejected , GOo. UARLEY.-CashNo. 2 , 70o > No. 3 , snc. snc.HYKCiwh. HYK-Ciwh. 51c. NEW MIXED CORN-390. OATS 35o. SEEDS-Flax nwl 9Gq inst uu , Produce And Provision * . POTATOES 60@GOo par bushel. ON10NS-50@55o per bushel. BUTTER -Cholcn country , 15@183 , KOS ( froih , 18@20o. HONKY Callforaia. per Ib. 31. APPLES Per barrel , ? 2 7 @ 3 00 OYSTERS Plait's beloct oyators , 40o ; Standard , 30 ; mediums , 25. OHANGES-Florldo , 85 GC ; Messina , 350@S1CO. LEMONS-83 C04 00 per box. BEANP Navy per bushel , 2 753 00 OHIOKENS-lGo per Ib. TURKEYS lG@18c per pound. Grocdra List OANNBC GOODS Oysters , 3 Ib ( Flold'a ) , per case , 84 00 ; do 1 ft ( Fiold'n ) , per case , 2 76 ; do 2 Ib ( Ctandard ) , per cane , 390 ; strawberrictt , 2 Hi , per caae , 240 , raepborrioB , 2 Ib , per o-iae , 8 50. Dam * sons , 2 16 , per case , 2 45. Bartlett pears per ease , 2 40 , Whortleberries nor case , 275. Egg plutns,2 ID percbso,2 90 ; Green gag6a,2 Ib per case , 2 00 ; do choice , , D > per case i 60 , Pine Applev , 2 Ib , per case 4 00(25 ( 75. Peaches , 2 Ib per case , 3 00 ; do 3 Ib , caae , 4 00@4 50 ; do , ( pie ) , 3 Ib , per ca3e,230 : do pie. 6 Ib , per doton , 3 30. FLOUR Jobbing prlcw , Jack Frost St. Louis winter ) $3.90 per 100 Iba. ; Topeka - peka Patent Kansan , $3.85 : Minnehahn , Minnesota Patent , $3.70 ; Shawnee Fancy winter , $3.10 ; Eagle , XXXX winter , $3.00 ; Triumph spring , best , $2.80 ; Chris tian's superlative , 3.65 ; bran , per ton , 314.00 ; chopped feed. 828.00 ; Queen Bee Hour , per sack , 3 25 ; Nellie lilye , per sack 29n. 29n.a OGARS Powdered , 10l : Cut loaf , lOlo ; Granulated. 9jo ; Confectioners' A , 91c ; Standard Extra O , 8gc ; Extra 0 , Bic ; medium yellow , 71c ; dark yellow , 71c. SYRUP Standard Com. , 42o , bbla. ; Standard do , 41 gallon kegs , $2 05 ; Stan dard do , 4 gallon kegs , $1 90. MEATS Hams per lb.,13cB ; bacon i > or Ib. , 13c ; clear side bacon per Ib . He ; tU-y aalt tides per Ib , , 9Jc ; dry salt ohoul- dera per Ib. , 9c ; bacon shouldera per Ib , , Sic ; tierce lard per Ib. ; lie. SPICES. Pepper , 21) Allaplca , 18o ; Jaw , 2 ( > 4 iie,2 ! Mocha , 281oi Atbnoklo'a Ulc. Ulc.CHEES3 Full Oi-oam , 14o | Part . LYE American , 8 35 ; Greenwich. 8 40 : Wcutern , 2 75 ; North Star , 2 OG | Lewis' ' Iy4 GO ; Jewell lye , 276. FEED Jobbing prices , Chop feed $1,50 per 100 Iba. ; chop corn , 81.40 ; bran , 70o per 100 Ibs. HOMINY New , 54 25 per bbl. SODA In Ib papers , $3,20 per case ; keg eoda , 2Jc' ' NEW PICKLES Medium , In barrela 8700 ; do in half bbls , 4"00 ; malln , in bblu 9 00 do , in half bbla , G 00 ; gherkins , in bblB'll 00 ; do , in half bbla , 6 00. 8TAROH. Penrl , 4c ; Sliver Glow 81o ; Corn Starch , SJc ; ExceldorQloss , 7o s Corn. 71o. TEAS .Gunpowder , good , 4G@55 ; 'bolce , 60@75o ; Imperial , good , 40@45c ; Ohoioe , 60@76o ; Young Hyson , good , 3G@ 50o ; choice , 65c@31 00 ; Japan Nat Leaf , 3Gci Japan , choice , 60@7Dc ; Oolong , good , ! 5@40 ; Oolong , cho.oe , 40@5o ; Souchong , oed , S5SV10c : choice , 35)4&o. ) ROPE Sisal , inch and larger , lOlo ; inch , lie ; i inch , Hie. WOODEN WAKE Two hoop pallo , . 76 ; throe hoop palls , a 00. Tub * . No. , 8 60 ; Pioneer waahboardu , 1 86 Uonblo ) rown290 ; W ellbucketM , 360. LEAD Bar. SI 65. VINEGAR Pure pple extra , 16c : inre apple , 13o ; Pruaaine cure anulo , 16o. SALT. Dr iy loads , per bbl , 1 65 ; Ashen - on , in sao fcs , 8 60 ; bbls dairy 60 , 6e , n 60 SOAPS Klrk'a Savon Imperial , 345 ; Kirk's tmtlant , 3 CO ; Kirk's atnndard , 3 75 ; -lrk'i white Russian , 625 : Kirk'e ilntoca , 216 Kirk'a Prabio Queen , 100 caVofl ) , 40 ; Kirk'a magnolia dor. , POTASH Pennsylvania eana , 4 cose , n case , 3 35 ; Babbitt's Ball , 2 doz. In case , 00 : Anchor Ball 2 doin caao 1 60. VJS AN OTS Roosted , choice , red Ten- , eiso9 , lOoper Ib ; fancy white , lOJo perlb ; A 7 white Virginia raw , 10c ; roosted 20. 20.OANDLESBoxwi , 40 lbolfs. IGfc ; 83 , 5Jo ; bczos 40 Ibs. , 16 oz. , 6s , 15R. ulATOHEb Per caddie , 9Soj round , iaeoii , S3 10 ; tqnaro , oosoa , co 40 , Dry doodg. BROWN COTTONS Atlantlo A , 81o : Appleton XX , 7c ; Atlanta A , 8c ; Booti FF , 81c ; Buckeye LL. 4-4 , 7c ; Cabot W , ' : o ; Chittenaugo A , file ; Uroat Falls E o c ; Hocsier , Gjc ; Honest Width , 8.Jo. In ctian Head A , 8jjc ; Indian Standurd A ijc ; Indian Orchard d. w , , SJc ; Lawrenci iL , 7c ; Myntio River , 71o ; Pequot A , 8Jc > hawmut LL , 7o ; Utlca 0 , 5Jo ; Wachua jtt B. 7ic ; do A , BJo ; do E 48 , 12 jo ; Wai ; ott BB. 8io. FINE BROWN OOTTO3NS Allendali i-4 ; 7io ; Alligator 3-4 , So ; Argyle 4-4 , 7J0 Atlantlo TiL , tijc ; Badger State X 4-4 , 7o Bennington 0 C-4 , 6Jo ; Buckeye S. 4-4 , CJoi ndian Orchard AA 9-8. 81c : Laconia ( 39 , 8Jc ; Lchigh E 4-4 , 94c ; Lonndalo 4-1 lOc ; PeppereU N-80 , 7cj do O 32 , 71c ; do I 80 , 7o ; do E 39. Bio , Vooasset C 3-4 , 72c Wamsutta4-l 13o BLEACHED COTTONS Audroasoj n L 4-4,91oBlackatoneAA Imperial 8Jc do do half bleached 4-1 , 9c ; Cabot 4-4,83 Fidellty4-4 , 91cVrult ; of theLoom.91 ; d carr.brlo4-l,12jcdoWatorTwlat,101carea ; ; Folia Q , 91o ; Indian Head shrunk 4-4 , 12c Lonsdale. lOo ; do cnmbrlo 37 , 12Jo ; No ? York Mills. 121o ; Pequot A,10e ; Pepperel N G Twills , 12ic ; Pocahontoa 4-4 , 9Jc Pocaaset 4-4 , 8io ; Utloa , lie ; Wamsntt OXX.12lo. - DUCKS Colored ) Albanj B brown 8c ; do O. drab , lies do XX itripos am plaids , 121o ; do XXX brown and drab stripea and plaids , UJc ; Arlington fancj 19o ; Brunswick brown , 8io ; Chariot fanoj 12Jo ; do extra heavy , 20o ; Fall Rlre brown , extra heavy , Ulc ; Indiana i brown IHni Nenonaet A brown. 16o TlUKlJNUa Amnskeag A O A S 19c ; do XX blue 32 , 18Jc ; Arrowanni 91c ; Claremont B B , 15Jc : Oonestoga ei tra , 17ic ; Hamilton D , 1140 Lewtaton < 30 , 16c ; Minnehaha/4-4. 30o ; Omega aupe extra 4 , 28c ; Pearl River 82 , IGjo ; Pnl nam XX blue stripe , 12o ; Shetnoket lOJc : do S3 12o : ifeoman'i blue 29 , S DENIMS. Amoskeak , blneandbron 161c ; Andover DD blue , 15Jc ; Arling : blue Scotch , 18Jc ; Concord OOO , blue a' brown. 12ic ; Jo AAA , do do 131 ; doXXt do do iljo Haymakor'n blue and browt 9c ; Myntio River DD stripe , IGjc ; Pen River , blue and brown , IGc ; Uncasvilli blue and brown , 141c , CAMBRICS Barnard , 'ilc ; Kddyztor lining. 24 inch double face , 81o ; Garner . CORSET JKANS-Amory , 8cj Andre coggin sattoen 8Jo ; Clarendon , Ge > ; Con < o'tea uatteena , 71cj Hallov/ol * 8oj Injd Orchard 74cj NarrAgan ettlmprovedo Pepperill eatt on 9&o ; Rockport , 7o. PUINTS-Alleni , 6Jo : American , 64 Arnold , 7oj Lerwick. 4o ; Cocbeoo , 7 OonoBtoga. 640 ; Dunkirk , ; Dunne ] 6i@7c ; Eddystone. 7o ; Gloucester , 6 Harmony , 6Jo ; Knickerbocker , 640 : Mi ° , D,7oS | MyBtlc , 64oHpratTJC ; , 6 Bouthbrlclge , 60 ; do , Gingbanu , 7cj Mai boru , 6Sc : Oriental 640. GINGHAMS Am-nkeag. lajci Amo keag dre 941 Arpryle , lOioi Atlantl Ooj Oomb iland , 7Jo ; JUIgblana , 7 * Kenllwortb , 8ic | Plan kett , 10401 Bi otx , 8c. OOTTONADES Abberrllle 13 Airate , COo ; AmerlcAt ) , HP ; AitlMnn , 20c | 0 lro D and 'J' , IS c ; ( J ftrimj t ) and T , I74c ; Dcocan Go.ttrljtt * MwulT. Wc | ivuy. itotio , 13Joj Nantudkot. 1'Je ; NonpArr.il ICcj Ocean I ) and T. KISo : Uojfll , ir.ii SUMOX , 12o ; Tloga , 12c } Wanhut.ctt shirt ln < i > hookB. 12ic ; do , Isankln , 12c } : York , plait , Nankin , 12Jc ; do , checks , ittlpu and ianoy,12lic ; do , 8 OB TOo. SHEETINGS AndnMCofrsw 10-4,27cl do 9.4 , 23oj do 8-4 , 22c ; Continental 0 42 , llo , Frult.of the Loom 10-4 , 274 ; New York mlllnQS , 85o ; do 78 , 30c ; do M. 2240 , Pombrjko 10-4 , , 25c ; Pequot 1C1.1 , 28Jo. do 74 , I9o do 49 , IGc ; Pepperoll J96. 29o do 67 , 21odo ; 67 , 18o ; Ut2ca 90 , 8Gc ; do M , 2201 do 48.170. Paints Oil * nd Varnishes OILS 110 * carbon. per gallon , 13Jo ; 150 * headlight , per g llon , ISJoj 175" headlight , per gallon. 22c ; IPX ) ' Water White , Ulc ; linseed , raw , per pollen , P4 ; llnteed , boiled , per gallon , Mo ; lard , winter ett'rt , perijal , Ion , 100 ; No.l , 85c ; No. 2 76o : caalor , XXX. per gallon , 1 25).No. ) 8,1 20 ; sweet , er gallon. 85o { eporm , w. ' . , per gallon * ? 76 ; fish , W. B. , per pallon , COc ; ncnUfoot , extra , per gallon , 76o ; No. 1 , C5o ; lubri cating , icro , per gallon , SOo ; cummer , IBo , golden machines No. 1 , per gallon , Ooo ; No. 2 , SO ; Bporm , olgnal , per gallon , 80os turpentine - pentino , per gallon , C3cj us th * , 71 , per gallon , 16o : 64 ,17o PAINTS IN OIL White Itad , Omr.ha P. P. . Co ; white load , St. Louis , pure , GJo ; Mareclllea groan , 1 to 5 Ib cane , 20o i'rottch zinc , gioon soal. 12cj French cine , rod seal , llo ; French cine , in varnish awt , 20o : French tinoe , In oil rwt 15c ; Haw and burnt umber , 1 Ib cans 12o ; raw and burut Sienna , 13oi Vandyke brown , Og roGned lampblack. 12o : coach bind : and l ory black , 16o ; drop blwk , 16c ; Prunslnn blue , SOo ; ultramarine blue , 18c ; chivmo green , L. M. & D , , 14oblind ; and shutter green , L. M. & D. , Me ; Pario green , ISo ; Indian rod , lOc : Venetian red. Bo ; Tuscan drt > , 22o ; American Vennlllod , LAP. , IBcj chromo yellow , L. , M. , O , & D 0 , , ISo ; yellow ochre , 9o ; golden ochre , IS ; patent dryer , 8c | graining colon : light oak , dirk oak. walnut , ibestnnt and anh lc Dry ° alnU White lead , 80 ; French Inc , lOci Par whltoing 2Jc ; whiting gilders , IJc ; tohlting coin'l , llo ; lampblack German , town , 14o ; limphlack , ordinary , lOc ; I'm * sion bine , 55c ; ultramarine , 18c : Vandyke Clove , 35o ; Nutmeg , tl 00 ; Gasaia.JMci Mftco 8100. LAUD OmahaRefinlnlniCo. ? : Tierces , 12o ; 40 and 50-lb cans , 12Jc ; 20-lb cans , 123c ; 10-lb palls , screw top , 12 c ; 5-lb do , 124c : 3-lb do , 12jo. 1UUK LouUlana prime to choice , G > 3 7c : fair , GjSl71o ( ; Patma , GJo. FISH No. 1 mackerel , half brli , 6 75 ; No. 1 mackerel , kit * . 100 ; family mackerel - erel , half brls , 4 75 ; family mackerel , kits , Boo ; No. 1 white fish , half hrl , 0 00 ; No. 1 IOKFBB. : Rio , lair , llei Ulo , good H4c ; iirluit to choice , 12 to 1240 Old gov't brown , 8c ; umber , burnt , 4 : ; umber , raw 4osienna ; , burn t , 4o ; glenna , raw , 4o Paris green genuine , 25c ; Parin green com1 20o ; chrome groou , N. Y.1 20c ; chrom green K. , 12o ; vennilllon , Eng. , 70c ; ver million , America , 18c ; Indiau red , lOo roue pink , 14c ; Venetian read , Gokuaoso 2o : venetLxnred Am. , IJc ; roi lead , 7Jc ; chromo yellow , genuine , 20s bramo vol. low , K. , 12c ; ochre , rochelle So ; ochre French , 2ic ; ochre , American , 2c ; Winter's mineral. 2Jc ; leliigh brown. 2&c : spaniah brown. 24c ; Trinco's mineral Uc , VAliNISHEB Barrela per gallon. IHirnlturo , extra , 01 10 ; furniture , No. 1 , 81 ; coach , extra , $140 ; oaoh , No. 1 , 8120 ; Damar , extra , 81 7Cj npan , 70s ; an- phaltum , extra , 85o ; sholln $3 CO ; hard oil finish , 81 80. Heavy Hardware Uit. Iron , rates , 8310 ; plow steel , Bpoclal east , 7o ; crucible,80 ; apocialurGerman,6c ; east tool do. 1520 wagon ( pokes , get , 2 25@3 00hnbe ; , per sot , 125 ; felloes , Rawed dry. 1 40 ; tongnoo , each , 70@85c ; axles , each , 75o ; aquare nuts , per Q ) , 7@llo ; washers , per Ib. 8@18o : rivets , per Ib , lie ; coil chain , per Ib , G@12c ; malleable , 80 ; Iron wedfreo , 60 ; crowbars , 60 harrow ith , 4o ; noraeahooa , per keg , 6 00 ; spring eel , 7@8c ; Burden * * horeegboea , B 50j urden'a muleahoea , 6 50 SHOT. Shot , 81.85 ; Buck shot , 82.10. riental Powder , kega , 86.40 : do. , hal ega. 83.48 : do. , quarter kegs , 81.88 ; Blast IK , kegs , 83.85 : Fuse , per 100 foot SOo. BARBED WIRE In car lots , 8 25(3 ( 25 per 100 ; In left than car lots. 8 76@ 75 oer 100. NAILS Rates. 10 to GOp , 425. Hldo hurt , Etc. HIDES ( jrocn butcher's hide , 6@74' cured 7i@8o ; hides , green salt , pc.rt cured ichides,74c ; dry flint , sound , 13@14c ; drj alf and kip , 12@14c ; dry salt hidessound , 0@llc ; green calf , wt. 8 o 15 Iba. . ll@12o ; green call , wt , under 8 ttm , per skin , 50o reen pelts , B0@81 25 ; green lamb ukina 1 25@150 : damaged hides , two-third rate , cut scored and ono grub , classed two. Jrda rate , ) branded hides 10 per cent , ofl Goon Bklno , No. 1 , 45o ; No. 2 , SOo ; No. 1 20i ; No. 4 , lOo. Mink , No. 1 , SOo ; No. I 5o ; No. S , 15c ; No. 4 , 5o. Fox , No.lk , Xo ) ; No. 2 , 25o. Skunk , No , 1 , b25o ; > 5c ; short stripe , 40c : narrow strlpoo road stripe. lOc. Tallow 7o. Leatnor Oak solo , 38o to 42c ; homloclc sole , 28o ti > 5c ; hemlock kip , SOo to 100 ; runner 5o to SOo ; hemlock calf , 85o to 120 ; hem ock upper , 23o to 26c ; oak upper , 24o alligator , 4 00 to 5 50 ; calf kid , 32U5o Grelnen kid , 2 50 to 2 75 ; oak kip , BOo ti 100 ; oak calf , 1 20 to 1 30 ; French kip 110 to 1 BE ; French calf , 1 25 to 2 00 ; rue otta. 5 50 to 7 50 ; linings , 6 00 to 10 50 oppings , 9 GO to 10 50 ; B. L. Morocco , 30 0 35c ; pebble 0 , D. Morocco , 35c ; Binion 3 ro to 3 oo. HARNEBS-No I star oak , 42o ; Node do , 3'Jc ; NJ. 1 Ohio oak , 38o ; No. 2 do J5o ; No. 1 Milwaukee , 7o ; No. 2do Sic Lumber. WUOLKSAU. Wo quote lumber , lain and shingle ? en cars at Omaha at the following prices ; JOIST AND SOANTLING-16 ft. am under , 822 00 ; 18 ft. , 823 50. TIMBERS 10 ft. and under. 822 00. TIMBER AND JOIST 18 ft. , 823 511 EC ft , 823 50j 22 ft. , 826 50 ; 21 ft. V2G DC FENCING No. 1 , 4 and 6 In. , 82i Ot No. 2 , 822 00. SHEETING No. 1 (2nd ( ccmmo : boards ) . 820 00 ; No. 2 , 818 00. LIME Per barrel , 81 35 ; bulk per fin ; 40o ; Cement , bbl , 82 25 Iowa plastei bbl , 82 50. Hair per bn , 40o. Tftrre felt 100 Ibs. 83 CO. Straw board , 83 50. OOAI/ Cumberland blaokzmlth , 81 ! Morris Run Bloraburg , $12 ; Whltebreaa ump , 85 50 ; Whltebreast nut. 8C 50 ; low amp , 85 50 ; Iowa nnt 85 50 ; Rook Spring 88 : Anthracite , 111 50@1200 ; Coloradt 800. Draft DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.- ! ( OarboUc , 50c ; Add , Tartario , B5o ; Balaai Oopabla , per Ib , 70c ; Bark , Sassafras , p Ib , 145) ) CalomeL per Ib , 76o ; Clnohonldl er oz , $115 ; Chloroform , per Ib. 10 Jover's powden , per Ib81 40 ; Epsoi Salts , per Ib , 840 : Glycerine , pure pe b 31c ; Load , Acetate , per Ib , 2 ! Oil , Castor , No. 1 , per gaL 91 2 ! Oil , Cantor , No. 3 , per gal , 8115 , Oi Olive , per pal. 81 50 ; Oil , Origanum , 6 ( Opium , 84 75 ; Quinine P. k W. 4 R. ft l > per oz , 8185 ; Potassium , Iodide , per 8175 ; Balacin , per oz , < 10o ; Sulphate Morphine , > > or oz , $3 85 ; Sulpnur flo\ per Ib , 4c | Htrvclmino. oer oz , 31 < )5 ) , Llquon , ALCOHOL 1E8 proof , a 25 per wii gallon ) extra California spirits , 187 proc 1 ? 5 par proof gallon ; triple refined iinlrll 87 proof , 123par proof gallon ; ro-distilli whiskies , 100@1 60 ; fine blended. 150 2 50 ; Kentucky bourbons , 200@7 00 ; Kc lucky and Pennsylvania rjei , 2 00@7 0 BRANDIES-Imported , t8 001G C domostlo 1 40@4 00. GINS Izaported , 4 606 00 ; domestl 1 40@3 00. toRUMS Imported , 4 50@8 00 ; Ne England. 2 00@4 00 ; domestic. 1 603 i PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY 1 75@4 00. CHAMPAGNES Imported per CM 28003 OjAmidua , eaoe , 1200 1600. OLARET8 er oaee , 4 60@16 00 WINES Rh ne wine , per case , 6 00 2 00 ; OMavrba , per case4 007 00 , Oltcan and Tobacco * . FINE COT In palla. Hard to B i 75o ; Golden Thread , 70o ; Fountain , 8 ( Favorite , 65o ; Rocky Mountain , 61 iftncy , G5c ; lalsy , 60c. In tin /oil CatUaB O. B. , S Ib boxw , per Ib G3o | Ixirl- lllard'n 'jVer. ( GOc ; Diamond Orown , Cflo. BiMOK INO All crrnf' n Cotnmon , 25 to 33 . GruntUv l BhnS vil Dnrbwtn , Ji5 or. "He " ; T > jkM Durlmin , W , 48ci Be l uf ISMth Caiullnn. 10 ot , 40 ; IVM of NnbtftM Ktif 10 or , ItSoj Ixino JacU , \ o , llneu Utm pi llH1..15J Mnrburp/l'vth 3 o , tin oil , r , V ; D , ( ? T aU fi s. Woo . en ) , lights HfilGo ; bevry.e , , ' . . wanned , choice , 82oj f lr , 80o ; tub-dlngi and v. , 28o ; burry , Maokand ootted woo 2Co lest Horaet and MUMI. The market is brisk nnd all grades nrfl HollinKwell nt a ilighl advance In prices. The demand for gnoj horses exceed * the supply connidcromy. Prices range na foi. lows : ' Fine single driver * , 8150. to 800. ; Kxtra draft borsoi , 6176. to 225. ; Common draft horooa , $100 , to 150. ; Extra farm honed , $110. to 125. ) Common to good farm hortoa (90 , to $100. ) Extra pltiRR , 800. to 75. ) Common oluge , $20. to 610. MULES. 15 to 161 hand * ( O M ) , Vl'A to 160.5 M4 to 16 hands , 8100. tu 140.1 14 to 141 hands , 876 , to 100. ) 13J to 11 band , CCO , to 75. A Subject thnt Nooda a Root. Lculsrlllo CoiuQurclal. All talk about candldntoo for proa * IJont just now la , BO far as either party IB conaornod , mcro gaoaa work. Tlio inlltlcl.ina are confnaud about the future , aud the minds of the people have not yet turned to the oontidorn- tton of the subject. Juat now there are more votora In these United States who are tnoro or loss woarlcd of purty politics than there have boon for sixty years. THE NEW NICKEL Its Possibilities In the Ways of MlB- tniton Identity. San Krancltco Chroi.lcle. Overtopping any Interest in flooded Mississippi valley cities , abundant railroad horrors , consuming caravan- Barioa , collapsing coal mines or the Pliceaix park informers , la the Int-mso Interest felt in the now five-cent nickel. This is largely because it has boon repeatedly declared In telegrams from Washington that the now nickel , easily and economically gilded , conld ba readily paused for a five dollar piece. > Of course , therefore , everyone ono wants a > few not necessarily for fraudulent purposes , but aa a moons of Innocent experimental amubo- mcnt. Certain misinformed con temporaries , writing with ro- mantio bravery and impetu osity on the nub j act of which , by the vary nature ot things , they could have known the very least , to-wlt , the Habjoct of money at largo , have almost of necessity made , at least , tire very glaring errors. The fltnt of those is that the troaaury department has not provided for this coast aa for the eastern states a similar system for the transportation by the government , at its coat and to any deiignatdd point , of standard silver dollars. The fact la that the aamo provision was made , la now in existence and is constantly made use of for euch transportation bore. Business men desiring any sum in silver dollars Bent from here to any point on the coast , from Oapo Flattery to San Diego or "from the Sierras to the sea , " deliver n check for such aam to Wella , Fargo & Oo. Wells , Fargo & Oo. dopoait the amount in the sub- treasury and receive its order on the mint for the amount , and the mint forwards to the place mentioned the sum demanded by the express com pany and pays the company's charge THK NEW COIK. The second error is that there Is nc provision for the receipt here from the Philadelphia mint by any person re quiring them of the new or old nick el currency without the payment bj the applicant of the coat of transporta tiona. By treasury regulations o ! February 24 , 1881 , anyone in an ? place In the United States desiring any of the small coinogu of the United States rauy obtain it in autnn of either $20 or any multiple of twenty by nond < ing to the superintendent of the Phil adelphia mint a postoflico order or t check payable to the Order of Iho au porlntjndunt for the sum desired , The coin will boocnt him by reglatoroc mail at government expense. Oce San Francisco firm cent for am have received $100 in the now nick elf. This in probably the onlj receipt of thorn yet in San Franc'.aoo. ' The fact having become known , the firm was beset by brobcro , who aolc as temporary curiosities any of the coins which they succeeded in obtain' ing from ton canto ' up , " an tailors cnj in their advertisements of infinites ! mally priced trousers , Ifto nickel 1 exactly the oirotunfereiiico nnd thick ness of a five dollar piece , and its ob verse side la the ovact counterpart o the obverse aldo of the gold coinboar in ; ; in reliefthe head of the Goddess ol Liberty , surrounded with the regulation tion patriotic halo of thirteen stars Thera the resemblance censes. Th nickel's edge is smooth and not milled as it the edge of the five dollar piece and its reverse aide has In relief largo Roman "V" anrrounded with i wreath. When this is suftijlontlj glided , its edge corrugated , and I carefully deposited on a oounte "heads up , " its resemblance to a five dollar pleco it certainly startling. GILDED NIOKKLS. Ono of the tellers of the Bank o California has a nickel that has boo thus operated upon , and he is for time in possession of a fond of amuse ment In ascertaining practically th number of people who oould bo dc oelved by It. Tlio die with which th now nickel is minted was submitted t Secretary Folgor's predecessor , bo was rejected by him for the roaEoc ' now urged against the coin mlnto 'io 'i with it. But Mr. Folgar deemed til o objections not well founded , henc ( the present car/oncy foow York firm , pirt of whoan bu ness it la to gild Maall coin to bo sol for kiopaakes and other affactlonatel unulets purposes , wrote the dupartmoi inquiring if the sliding and the aalo e the now nlckul BO glided would t considered unlawful. Although 1 fact there Is no law bgalni nny such Ingenious Industry , all the department had become suil ciontly appalled at the twln-liko r Bomblanco of what it had broug ] forth to the high-priced halt-eagl that it swiftly wrote back that at such work would bo considered Illeg "of the deepest dlo , " as the poetic ex senator from the eleventh might this connection Bay with coneldoral point. Hero in California , who even the most enthusiastic loyal would not consent to an adoption the greenback , and where mole o } ' money and five dollar pieces are in matdly known to every cltizon'tho danger of Iho acceptance of A glided fivo-cont for five-dollar - pJcoo n gold - plcca ia not so prerU. on In the leas on- liffhtcued roftteru ttitcs , wht'ro a gold phco Is u lueiifl % tui of which little In known anyway. Still , oven In 0 1- ifornlft it will hcrcnftor bo prudent to cxamlno both uidoi rf the question when the question is the acceptance of a coin for five cento or for five del lars. Judge Himself Was Posted. Indlajapo'.li Sentinel. AS illuttrati'ig some of the remark able laws of Indiana on the nabjoot of dlvorco , lion. Thu'l. I' Rjllins yesterday torday related n atorv u divoro which ho proearod in OAOO county somn yoara finco before Jucgo Ohnso , ThH allegations la the cjtnplnlnt were drunkennces and Roneral worthloas- ness of ihn ricfenditut. Whnn thu 0 33 cniuo on a witness was oillod to iirovo Iho character aul habits of the defendant. Mr. llolllno asked him the quojtlon : ' DJ yon know i Mr. , the defendant in the onso , Mr Uaird1 The answer was in tha af- fitmativo. At thla point Judge Ohaao looked up and Bald ; "Mr , B\lrd , toll mo if that man ii the aan.o Mr. who was in company K ot the th Indiana regiment during the war ? " "Tho name man , judge , " was the answer. "You'nood go no further , Mr. Rollins , " sni-1 the judge , "tho divorce Is granted , " and the judgment was ordered ncsordingly for the plaintiff. After court adjourned the the judge was joked about the hasty entry if the judgment , referring to the fact that no evidence had boon introduced troducod Into the case. "Why , gen tleman , " said his honor , "I know that follow. IIo was in my company dur lug the war , and I will never let a woman live with him if she asks mo for a divorce. 1 know him bolter than any ffitucss that can ho brought horo. " Tom Oorwln'a Fatm ( p < fcli. Washington tatter ti Liul vlo" \ n KT J vtmt Isauo E. Orary of Mio.n .iu , * > * native of Oonnootlont. After obtain ing license to practise law , ho emigrat ed to the territory of Michigan , and waa elected n delegate to oonjroes from that territory. Michigan being admitted Into UIB union as a state in 18I ! ( > , Gouoral Orary w.va olootod a roprcsiintntlvo to ooi grots as a demo crat , nndwas cjntlnuud in that body until thntill of Maroh , 1811. Ho died in 1854 , In the memorable presi dential ouwasa of 1H40 , Qouoral Orary made n hpueoh in thu houne , in wlinh ' ho crltlciocd the military career'of General Harrison. Tom Oorwin replied - plied to him , and suoh a reply ! Even the dcmoorntio mombera could not ro- fraln from bursts of laughter. When ho got through them was very little of poor Orary left. I hoard it all , I shall never forgot the scene. Judge Eist , of Nashville , Tonn. , at the ok so of the late unpleasantness , was Intro duced to Mr. Oorwin in Washington. Ono of the first things ho said to him wan : "I have your speech in answer to. General Orary in my donk at homo , aud I take it Dut cncti a year end read it. " "That Is the only speech I eVer maao , " replied Oorwiu , "that Irogrot , " "I cannot see wHy you regret it , " responded East , "for I think it is the boot speech I over read. " "I regret it , " answered Oorwin , "because It killed offavory clover follow. " Young Chickens. Wettern AgtlcutturUt. Now that spring is fast coming on , it may bo boit to consider the beat means of taking care of the young chickens which will soon put In their appearance. Have a coop , provided with a dry board bottom to it ; not only will thla keep the coop dry , but it can be moved from place to place , and not bo BufTured to remain long in ono placo. If yon have an extensive run or range , by all mentis allow them chance to roam in quest of Insects and to pick the tender grau , but do not lot thorn out too aoon In the morning , before the grass la dry , nor should they bo out In the rain. It Is u difficult thing to keep large ( lumbers ol chickens together to nd vantage , unless the keeper manage ! his yonog stock wisely. Where toe many are kept together there is danger gor of overcrowding , and in this waj roup , or some other disease nrlnlnj Ire in impure blood and air , is brought on to say nothing of the llco nuisance Daring the hV summer rnonthi chickens should not be exposed en tirely to the direct rays of the san and if they have no shady place tc retreat to , they vre in a pliable con dltion ; nor iloco nivlit bring relief , il they have to crowd iuto hot coops 111 ] ventilated. Therefore , for several good roaacma , chickens should have uoceoa to a qood shade in the snnv mer months , which is as impartant Ir summer aa ounshlno is in winter. For a llttlo cure and attention it the beginning , the keeper will bt amply repaid tor all labor bestowed. H. s. W. COL. L. T. FOSTER. lYonngitown , Ohio , May 10,1880. rD . B. J , KIIDALL li Co. I bid averr valoi bio Hamblotonlan colt th t I prised very hlghlj bo had a Urge bone ip vn on ODO Join ! and mull one on the other which m de him wr tame ; I had hlm-under the charge of two vetei Inary tnreeoni which ( ailed to core blru. I wi one day reading the advertisement ol Kendall' ' Spavin Cure In the Chicago Exprcsi , ! deUrmlo * atoncetotry It and got our firuggliU her * t lend lor It , nd they ordered three bottles ; I lee til and I thought I would give It a thoroog trial , I used It according to directions and li fourth day the colt cowed to be lama and ti lamps have disappeared , I uaod but one bottl and the colt's limbs are as ( roe o ! lamps and I imooth M any bone In the itate lie Is entlri ly cared. The euro w so remarkable that have let two of in y neighbors have the tcmali log two bottki who ar.onow using It Very rrepectlully , L. T. T08TER Send ( PI Uluitibted circular ulvlng pcaltli croot. ftlooll. All Brui-'Kljts ImTeIt 01 ci 0 ftltat \ jnu. l > r. D.J KendaU b CcJ , Vti 1 V ! ' " " ' -jjb ! "ay"AJJ'T ! > RUGOIGTf i _ . ± : EXISOUTOR'S SALE. Njtlco la bircby KIVCD , that In pumuanco a license grantoj by the Hon. Jjmes Nevlll JUCL-OOI the DU'rlU Court lor Uoug'M ' count Inljiebtato ot J > cbruka , t ) the boarlntfdito on the 10 It Jay ol Februtry , ISt wlieioby I he undrnlfrnwl tiaexccutiri oltbola will ol Mary L. CrclihUm , dcccwed. were a thotlz-d to sell tbu te > l estate hcrelnilter il scribed to pay Ibo legacies ol said will , wo , Jol A. Crelgh'on ' , Jamis Crelghtcn and Ilerini Kountze , as exociit n alorttald , will on the 17 day ol Jlirch , 1883 , kt 10 o'cloik In the fortnoo otcr ( or wxlo at the toulli ihor cl the con house In the city of Omaln , aud nlll then ai there sell at public arctlon lor cath tbu lollowl dcsciibed laid : The cast hall of ecctloa iwculy-uve , townsl slxto n , range twelve init , In bougUi conol Mo'jraeka. . IJatod feb SI , 1883. 1883.JOHN A. OnKIOHTON , JAS. OUKKMTON. 1IKUMAN KOUN'I/.S , Kiecutorgo ( Ilio hitrwill aidteit uicntot Mi L , UreliihloQ , dectaaid , J. M. WOOLWOlim. Attorney Icr ilj Executor' . ( S3 dltiw- SALE ! HALF MfLE FROM P.O. 7 Room House , Well , Cistern , lot 50x06 , corner § 3,200 9 Room House , Well , cistern , gas , double Moors , fine finishedbarn lot 60x132 $5,500 THREE-QUAHTERS OF A MILE FROM P.O. 6 Room House , Cistern , city water , cellar , lot 00x132 $3GOO 3 Room House , Large rooms , cellarcistern lot 00x131 $ 5 Room House , New , cellar , cistern , lot 33x112 81,800 01SE MILE FROM P , 0. 7 Room House. Collar , cistern , lot 02 1-2 x25 $2,000 II Room House , Cellar , well , cistern , barn , com crib , lot 04x140.$3OOO ONE MILE & QUARTER FROM P. 0. 4 Room House , ' Corner , city water , lot 74 142 , on car line $2,80O II Room House , -City water , lot 06x142 ; corner , on car line $2,700 AME FARNAM ST RARE BARGAINS IN CITY LOTS AND Suburban Property ACRE C ACRE LOTS O LOTS $125 AN ACRE. SMALL CASH PAYMENTS , B LAKOE Long Time AT 6 PER CENT. ) Acres Improved Laud Near Railroad Station , adjacent to town with graded school , churche ? , etc. Will Fell or Exchange FOR 1MPR.YED OITY PROPERTY. li f-1