Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 27, 1881, Page 5

e K y rL L, 7¢; Myatic River, 7 ]eq\lnt A, Be; Shawmut fL 7e; Utica O, bhe; Wachus- st B 7hcy d0'A, 8jo; do E 48, 12)c; Wal- estt BB, dhe. - THE OMAHA DAILY BE Local Graln Dealings. WHEAT.—(ash N 2, 107} cash No. 3, S4ci rejected BARLEY, ~Cash The. HAY &7 oowrm er ton Provisions FLOUR Spring wheat, straight grade, 83 25@3 50; “‘Pioneer” California, #1003 patent, £3 7 winter wheat straight grade $3 8@ @b 00; ra bau rye, 82 50; Whe Queen Bee, $150; Jasper, $100; Big Sioux, RYE FLOUR MILLSTUVFF e8] 000 whiorts, “‘(: lvllh “Unhleached N RTION 1 [ 17c; Baltimor j 1 i u tel, TR B8R ety OTATOES v kas, 100 - SWEET POTATOES —Genni « and tine.4 per 11 } 1 PRAIRIE CHICKENS-8 v per ¥ QUAIL—-P , 2 0022 50, i WILD GERESE~S 50@$ 50, WILD DUCKS—1 8 0. DI 3 bul., $10 00 Per b, V@tlc Ydards, S, e, 3 oh@lle, 2wldhe URKEYS por 1b, E=10@14 Grocers List. npowder, good, Imperial, ,(ulkL -10(: Young Hyson, good, B0c; choice, 65c@$1 00; Japan Nat Leaf, 86o: Japan, choice, 60@75¢; Oolong, good, 86@40; Oolong, cho.ce, 4\)(u)65~ Seuchong, good. 85@d0c; choice, 35 BUGARS, ut Xm\f 1030' Crushed, 1e; Granulated, 10jc; Powdered, 104c; Fine powdered, 11c; Standard Coffeo A, 100; New York Confectioner's Standard A. e; Good A, 8o; Prairie Extra C, '§YRUP§ —Sugar house, bbls, 48¢; ha'f We; keigy 44 callons, 8255 choice table nyrap, 45c; half bbl, 50c; kogs, 82 30. BODA.. —Uw{;ht‘n ™ papers, $3 00; De- o land do, $3 00; Church’s, $3 00} Keg soda, @1k BTARCH.—Pearl, 4}c; Silver Gloss, 8} @8jc; Corn Starch, 8j@Y%; Excelsior Glows, 70; Corn, The. BALT.—Dray londn, per bbl, 195; Ash- ton, in sacks, 3 50; bbis dairy 60, b, 3 45; bbls dairy, 100, 38, 365 DRIED FRUITS~Choice halves, ches, new crop, Arplen B boxes, 13j@14 ew York apples Pmue., ..d new, 8o Curranta, Y@7hos Blackbarriss; Low: b, CHEESE—Full Creum, lc; Part Skim 113c. \VU(II)EI\\\’:\NY hoop paile, No. 1 tubs No. 3 tubs, 7 5 Double Crewn, ; threo hoop pu ‘.l hO, Fihsrie e 2.90; Wellbuckets, LiEAD—Bar, $1 SPICES.—Pepper, 20; Allspice, 20c; Oloves, 43c; Nutmegs, $100: Cassia, 25c; Mace 31 00, MATC —Per caddie, 90c; round oasos, $7.65; square oases, 85,10, O PROVISIONS ~renktast biicon, 12}. zhoice lard, 14c; dried beef, 134c; should- ers, 9c: ham bacon, sides, 12c. NEW l’I(‘KLEH—Madium, in barrels, $10 00; do in half bbls, 5 75;smalls, in bbl 12 00 do, in kalf bhls, 760; _gherkins, in , 1400; co, in half bbls, 7 50. VINEGAR—Pure _apple extra, 16:: pare apple, 13c; Prussine pure anvle, 16c. HOMINY—New, £ 75 per bbl. Medium, hand picked $375 por bushel; navy, 83 50; calef navy, £3 50. ROPE—Sisal, § inch and larger, 9@ 9}@10c; } inch, 103c. SOAPS—Kirk's Savou Tmperial, 8 30; Klrk 8 satinet, 3 30; Kirk's standard, 3 MJ @3 35; Kirk's wl ite Russian, 5 25@bh 00: rk s l’uth. 2 05: Kirk’s Prairie Quepn, (100 cakes), 3 10; Kirl's magnolia, 4 55@ 440, CANDLES—Boxes, 40 Ibs, 16 oz, 85, 16¢:boxes 40 Ibs., 16 oz,, 6s, 16¢. LYE—American, 3 40; Greenwich, 310: Westorn, 275: North Star, 2 50; Lewis' Iye, 4 60; Jowell lye, 2 POTASH—Pennsylvatia cans, 4 doz., in case, 3 35; Babbitt's Ball, 2 dc 190; Anchor Ball 2 doz in case, FIELD SEED — Red clover, choice new, £600 per bushel; mammoth clover new, §7.00; white clover, new, §1400 al alfa clover, new, S$1250; alsike, new, $1300. Timothy, good, new, $3 00; xtra clean, $130; blue grass, orchard grass, $2 50; red to) millet, common or Missou $L00 to 312 choice, 1 03; 80c; millet, German, Hungarian, 0c. over, 81 50; Lonoy locust per Ibvy 85c; per 106 Tbr., 25 00. (EISH—Funily white fiuly 0010 bt b1 5; No, 1 white fish, 90 Ib hf bbls, 6 30; ish, in 10 11 kits, 1 00; family 10 Ib kits, 75c; New Holland ke Rumian, sardinos, 71 ~rll)01|» 8 00; George's on, boneless codfish; : salimon, Bank codfish, 9hc; boneless fish, MACKEREL—Half bbls mess mackerel, 100 Ibs, $1250; hfbbl No. Lex shore ¢ 100 1w, 6 00; B bbls, fat family do, 100 news mackerel, 12 1h_kita, 2 25; No. 1 ex nlmr.r 121b do, 1 50; No. 1 4l 121 do, 1 00; fat fumily, 101b do, 7. CANNED GOODS-Oysters, 2 b (Fieldw), per case, 84 20; do 11h {Fields) por case, 2 50; do 2 h V“ dard), per case, J 90; do L 1 (nmn:hmi 2 1h (slack), per case, 2 75; do 110 (slack), ver case, 200, Onions, 380, Salmon, 1 per dozen, 1 60@1 70; do 21, per dozen 5. Sardines, small tsh, imported, one quarter boxes per box, I4hc; American, quarter boxes ger box, 11¢; do hulf boxes, per box, 21}e, lul.mn, 1 1 per dozen, 180, Tomatoes, 280; do 8 b per we, $10; Corm. 2 1o (Mountain) per case, §70; soaked corn, 210; do 1 (Yarmouth), per case, 375; Wtring beans, per_case, 2 per cuse, Buccotash per case, Yeas, wlnmun per case, 2 003 Y«u, choice, er case, 4 slackberries, 2 1b, per case, 80; .mwlmnu. 21, per case, 2 75t ruqnlmmen, 2 1b, per case, T5@3 00, Damsons, 2 Ib, per case, 2 45. Bartlett pears per wa, -400@400 Whortleber- ries per case, 2 80, gy plums, 2 1 ) cose, 3 50; nm..-,am per case, 4 50, Gieven gagges, é‘" case, 8 50: do choice, " Ih case, 4 50, Pine Aprlu, 21, perwa. 5 75. Peaches, 2 du 3 b, case, 6 00@0 50; At (pie), 3 h,, p«r cawe,385; do pie, 6 b, per dozen, § 50, RICE—Carolina, 8@8hc; Loulsiana, 74 @8he; fair, BY@T. PEANUTS—Roasted, choice, red Ten- nesaee, 9 per 1b; fancy white, 10c per lb; case, 2 50; do raw—white Virginia raw, 100; roawsted, 1 e Dry Good BROWN (‘L)I’lu\ .\Ll.mtu. A, Bie; Appleton 7e;_ Atlanta Boott FF, : Bhes 1,uck'a;.,1 L, 44, 75, "Cabot W, g hittenango Bhe; ‘Great Falls }' c; Hoosier, GAc; Honest Width, T{c; In- dian Head A, Bjc; Indian Standard A, o; lelun()rclmrdd w., 8ic; Lawrence FINE BROWN COTTY \llendale ‘ 1; Ther Alligator 8.4, 805 Argvle 44, .ie. Atlantic LT, 6lc; Badger State X 4- Bennington O 4-4, 6jc; Buekeye S, 4.4, e Indian Orchard AA 08, 8h¢; Laconia O igh E 44, 9le; Lonsdale 4.4, ACHED COTTONS - Andros g0 L, ), 106 Blaskotone A & in perial do do bl bleached 44,8 ¢ ’ can bric 44 Falls Q, ¢ M N G '[\HH\ P \\ml‘! sl DENIMS, - Ay v und brown, finish, i Pequot do Orehi Pepperill satteen 9o PRINTR. Alle Arnold, 7e; Ber Ghe Conestoga, Bl @7 wrmor rimac D, 7o Sonthbridge, e do. boro, ntal Ghe. NGHAMS—Awmoskeag, 104¢; Amos keng dress 12§ Ariyle, 10jc: Atlantic )c; Cumberland, 7ie; Highland, § k, e; Dunnell, 7e; Gloucester, te} Knjckerhocker, 63c; Mer- c; Spracnes, oy gham, 7o; 1 larle *feant tool do, Kenilworth, 8jec; Plun kett, 10] Sus- Bex. 8e, COTTONADES-—Abberville 183c; Agate, 20c; American, 11¢c; Artisian, 20c Cairo D and T, 134¢c; Clarion hmu('l husett shirt: ; York, ripes and ogein 10-4.274c; (‘nntim_‘lm\l' ( Pombroke 10.3, 35¢; Pequot 10- 4, 14 lo 49, Pepperoll” 86, 21¢; do’ 57, 18e; Utica 9 5 o 48, 176 Paints Oils and Varnishes. PAINTS IN OIL—White lead, Omaha hite lead, 0. P. & C. Cu.,pure Marteilles green, 1 to 5 1 cans, 20c French zine, g 2n seal, ich ' zine, red seal, 11¢; French zinc, in varnish asst, 20c; French zince, in oil nast, 1c; Raw aad burnt umber, 1'1b cans 12¢; raw and burnt _Sienna, 13c: vandyke brown, rofined lampbiack, 12¢; coach black, 1 ivory black, 16c; drop black, 16¢; Prussian blug, 30c; ultramarine blue, 18¢; chrome groen, L. M. & D., l4c; blind and nlmner sree) M, & D., 14c; Paris green, h rod, ibc; Venetian red, fc; Rusens c; Amerjcan Vermiliod, I. & P., 18c; cllow, L., M., 0.&D, 0., 18; vellow nchm o3 golden ochre, 15; patent 6c; 3 colora: light oak, dark on's, walut, chestnut and ash 12¢, Dry Paints ‘White lead, 6jc; rrunch 7ine, 10c; Paris whiteing 2ic; _whiting _gilders, w, whiting com’l, Yo lumpblack Cerman: town, 1de; lampblack, ordina Prus. sian blue, 45c; ultramarine, 1 ndyke, brown, 86; nmber, burnt, ic; umber, raw, icsienna, burn f, 4c; sienna, Taw, dc Paris green genuine, 85c;_Parix green com'l c; chrome N. Y.' 20c; chrol t Eng., 70c; ver- , 18; Indian red, 10c, pink, 1dc; venetinn read, Cookson's venctinn red Am., 1fc; red lead, 73c; chrome yellow, genuine, 20c; chrome’ yel: low, K., 12c; ochre, rochelle, 3c; ool “renich, ochre, American, Winter's mineral, 2je; lehigh brown, 28c spanish brown, 2he; Prince’s mineral Sc; VARNISHES—Barrels per gallon. Turniture, , 81 10; furniture, No. 1, $1; furniture, U, 85c; conch, extra, S1 40; million, r0 Coach, No. 1, £1 20; Damar, £1 50; 70¢;, u«&hnlt\un, 70c; shellac, $3 oil fini —110" carhon, p ht, per gallon, per gunun. 16¢; eryrtoline, linsecd, vaw, per g ..n..u, sperm, W. B, per gallon, v galle Oc; neatgfoot, cating, zero, o do machin 2, 30; wy Dentine, gallon, 3 Lumber. WHOLKSALE. l 12 to 20 ; sl 0, 1, 18 00; N dressed,, 20 00, FRAMING—16 ft. and under, per M, 20 00; 10 ft. studding, 22 00;22 ft, 22 00; 24 1,25 00, FINISHING—No, 1. finish 13, 13 and thh 50 00 No, 1 finish 1 inch 845 00; 2, finish 1f, T4 and 2 inch, $4500; Nc 1in -h. ‘40 00; finish, 1 i ; O Dbattons per 100 29 00; 1 £ lin., —A stock, 84\/ 00; © common stock, $22 60, No, 1, $40 0 2, nur-h curbing, s per 100 f { BOARL 30 00; FLOORI. 44 00; No, 3, $22 00; yellow pine, No. 1, $40 00, _SIDING—No, 1, $24 00; No, 2, 82200; 3, 818 00, HIP LAP—Plain, 822 00; 0. G. No.1, 00; No, 2,822 00. CEILING—$24 00@837 00, LATH AND SHINGI whingles, $3 85, No, 2, 82 Lath, $3 50, Heavy Harnware List. Tron, rates, 83 50; plow steel, ¢ 1H@20 w 2 25@3 00; hubs, per set, 1 dry, 140; tongnes, euch, 70@Hic; each, 75c; mquare nuts, per I, 7@11 Washiors, per 1b, B@18c; Fivets, por b, 11 coil chafn, per 1b, 6@12c; malleable, 8c; ron wedges, B¢c; crowbars, Oc¢; harrow teoth, do; horsesboes, per ke, 5 00; wpring steel, 7@8e NATLS 6d, 4 00; 4 Z 10 to 20d, 3 60; 8 to 10, 425 3d, common, 5 all sizes, b d, casi ; B 50; 10d casing, 4 20 mmh 477 ,Nd mmh, 00; 6d finish, 525 half Kegs, 10c extra, BHO hot, £1.8%; Buck shot, $2,10; Oriental ' Powder, keys, #6.40; do, Iull kegs, , quarter kege, $1.88; Dlast. ing, kegs, & Fune, ver 100 feet Gc. Horses and Mules. The market is brisk and all grades are selling well at » «light advance in piices, The demand for good horses exceeds the ;nwly considerably, Pricos range ws fol- jowr MULES, 15 to 154 hands (extra), &1 St 150.; 144 to 15 hands, £100. to 1403 14 to 145 hands, 875, t0100.; 13} to 14 lo XXX " | cows il to match the already magnificently Fine single drivers, £150, to 800.; Extea draft horses, 8175, tc ‘ommon dra horwes, £100, to 150.: Extra farm horses, 8110, to 125.; Common to good farm hors £00, to $100.; Extra plugs, £60, to Common plugs, $£20, to 240, hands, 860, to ALCOHOL, - 187 pre xtra California & callon; tiple rofis pro. 1 00@ 1 ucky bour ylvania ryes, BRANDI Imported, satic 1 40@4 00, e, 20007 00; K n 200@7 00 &6 00@16 00; GINS ~Tmported, 4 50@6 00; domestic, 1 40@3 00, | RUMS—Tmported, | 'm 6 00; New nulund, 2 00@4 003 1 50@3 PEACH \II'| 24 00, THAMPAC AND BRANDY S—Turported per case om on 12 006 CLARETS-P WINES 16 00, Rhino wine, per case, 6 00@ et case, 4 00@7 00, ot onse, 4 50 : bulk per bu,, wa pl Hale per T, s, 8% 50. Straw board, 84 € paper, 8je; rag pape s mantls paper, 105 land black: h, 812 broast own t nut, $7 00; & 86 70: Rock Syrings, 1100 « S13 HC e burry, black mu! sotted woolk 2@be loss Hides Furs, Etc. n buteher's hide, 7e; green green salt, part cured y flint, sound, 3@ recn p«-lu 8! 51 101 1, “black, nartow stripe %o Uroad stripe, 106, Tallow, Ghe, Clgars and Tobaccos. CIGARS.—Seeds, £15.00;: Connecticut, § i 35.00; Seed Havana, £50.00; Clear Havana, $75.00. TOBACCO — PLUG. — Golden Rule, 241b, potted Fawn, Gle; Our Rope, 1 quality, Star, pounds, 24 1b, butts, ; Horse Shoe, pounds, 24 Ih, buits, 60c; Purity, lhl hmu 52¢; Queen Bee, 24 1b, butts, 31t Edg + 1D, butts, 60; Army Bullion, pounds, pounds, Gle. Hard to Bes Fountain, utain, In urn fol— , per 1b 65 mx! Nay 8 \ Daisy, § 51b b Al grades—Common, 33e. Blackwells* Durham, 16 hle; Dukes Durham, 16 oz, 50c; Seal of North i i 07 ehras- 1 bagy, o Puck, 2 oz, tin DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,—Acid Carbolic, 50c; Acid, Tartaric, 54c; Balsam bia, per Ib, 720; Bark, Sassafras, 1b, 120 Calomel, e 1b, 70c; Cinchon; er o0z, ; Chloroform, per 1b, {)4»\(‘1;« powders, per 1b, 31 40; Kpscr salts, per 1b, She; Glyoerine, pure, per Ib, 48c:’ Lead, otate, per Ib, 22 Qil, Castor, Jhper gl @8 Oil, Castor, 3, per gal, 8125 O Olive, per gal, &1 40; Ol, Ofiganum, Opium, $4 40; Quinine P, & W, & R. & S, g, on 82,75 Potassiun, Todide, per 15; & 2 40;” Sulaean, por_or, 40c; Sulphate of Morghin 85; Sulphur flour, per Ib, 4k nine, ver oz, $1 45, e MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. Council Bluffs Market. Couxcir, BLurrs, December 26. Flour—Manufactured hy Crystal and City Mills. 3 76@4 50; Kansas and Mis- wouri flour, 8 50@4 25; grabam, 3 75; rye tlour, 3 40, PBran and Shorts—17 00 per ton. Chop Corn—22 50 per ton, Wheat--No. 2, $117; No. 3, 90¢; jeoted, 70¢. Corn. Oll‘,u re- Cattle—Shipping, 4 50@5 00; 30 00@15 00 per head; 00@3 10, milch butchers hides, The. 15@ Jutter—25he, G Hi Wool- e, 110@1 20, -1 2@ 40. Bape Potatoes Onions Grand Junoction Mavket BAND JUNCTION, Ta,, December 26, Te. ~10@ 15c, e — A MERRY GATHERING. CHRISTMAS CELYEBRATED WITH ALL 17§ OLD-TIME SPLENDOR BY ME. A, B, HUBERMANN AND HIS LARGH NUMEER OF EMPLOYES, Mr. A. B. Hubermann,knowing the way to malke his employes happy, and feol that their work for himn was ap- preciated, as is usual with him, in- vited them all with their ladies to a Christnas banquet at his residence, and after u feast of the good things of life, both solid and lu,uld pru\mlwd each of them with some handsome souvenir of his regard and esteem, The boys, some sixtoen in number, ~ had already prepared themsolves, and as a committee from 8t. Nicholas in turn prosented their employer with w magunificent walnut book case with revolving writing desk. This present, coming from them all, goes to show what ap preciation employes can hold toward exployer, The book case was selected Jutt furnished drawing room of Mr. and we know that it will long be to him a rememborance of the happy Christmas of 1881, the elegant Christmas tree was loaded with gifts for all, and everybody went home happy as ever men and women could bo after spending such delightful hours, We will wager that each of those employoen think their cmployer the best in the city, and that if earncat work can repay theso many kindnesses that he will have it. e . by the Pint, Quart or . H. ELLIOTT'S, -114 North Hnlh Htl‘uut OYSTE Gallon, at dec26-2t Dr. Amelia Burroughs, Withnell House, Taesdays and Fridays, 10 a. m, to 4 p. m. tf “TU1 FISH CULTURE, Descrigtion of Colorado's New Fish Hatchery. SDAY, DECEMBER D) ~ 4y 1881. in the sixteen troughs of the Coloradc hatchory. The iden is to give just sufticient food, so that the fish wi oat it, and not allow it to settle on the bottom and render the water impure As goen as the fish ave old enough to . bo fod, the gesvel in the Somothing of the Proocess to He (“l”["*;h“‘ ,f N ""“““I“ m.l] the ate meked up sufliciently to Used in the New Insti- peruit tho lit{lo erostiicon swimming tution. ckwards and forwards the whole - Tength of their quarters regardlors of Duver Trilrune the ritles. Caro must be taken tha At the last sossion of the legislature, [ 00 many fish are not erowded to abill was passed, providing for (he |£ether. else general ~fighting onsues establishment of a fish hatchory, and | %04 the weaker ones “go to the wall the sum of 2,500 was appropriated | AL st the tish will tako theic with which to purchase the necossary | 11 88 it falls through the water, and gronnd and ercct the buildings, For | 1Ot ouch it if it reaches the bottom the expenses of running the fiest yoar, | U1 pwe tiey et over thi ending June 1, 1882, the further sun | 4 eat it wherover they can find it of €3.000 was appropristed, and for| When this the second yoar, ending June "85, the [ #1¢ place ' fin ¢ (00 skl Uha wha Fish Commis i B Wilson E. Sisty had to begin on, and | .1 k : WigeH DS lie went to work with the vim and on- | 181 ag but ang just now, altho ergy so characteristio of him. Tho |¢ WA LB L 3 , undor tho bill, appointed | 41Vo¥s made with w Ll commissioners to act with Mr, Sisty [ 1 . LI, in sclecting a site, and a goneral pros- | 1! A iyl pecting was indulzed in, — Limited in | ™ kb SIS means, the gentlemen wore obli [[SRES: L ANa0T Ui A iHTiIE NGRAL be cautious, and it looked for awhile [ F1¥0% Which is when the fish ia ¢ though n suitable locality could | {0 years old, tho spawn of not be procured and have a sufliciont | I8¢ yoar not being considered goo balance ot (]n‘.l|'l\\"yw|'l\(h n to e \" \y“. i L ‘““H“y‘ el the buildivg, But Mr. Wilson Wad. | placed in the p and shortly the dingham camo o tho reliof of tho al. | 8D enterit. They always enter 1 most discouraged committee, and of- | PATS, th fumale feading, Then the a8 & donation to the state for the pur- | SEM1e prossure obtuing all her spawn, pose roruired. Tt is neodless to sy [ CHERNE Bt in a pan. The male is the oifor was promotly accepted after | 1en put throueh the same treatment examination of the ground. Fhis was in August, and immed Iy Mr. Sisty went to work to arr, i about the building, and the water sup ply. The grounds are 8} miles from Denver, down the Platte, flmnuh dis- tant from it to the cast about three quarters of a mile. The surface is ir- regular, that is composed of both high and low ground, from the former of which bubble up in the lower places, innumerable springs of clear, cold water. A slough, formed by springs, furnishes an excellent outlet for all waste water, as well as providing am- ple ice in the winter, which can be stored for summer use. The building is an unpretentious little frame, painted that dark metalie red se much used by railronds on their section houses, ete., a doorway in the front end, with a window on either side; to the left blufls rising steeply up to the mesa above, and to the right, fringed by a dense growth of bushes, the slough before referred to necured in icy fotters. The operating room is 22x3b, in which eight double troughs slope from the northern wall, leaving but a pas. suge way at their bottom ends. The troughs are ench 16 feet long, 11 inches wide and 6 inches deep, and ave arranged in pairs, waking in all vight double, or sixteen single ones, Their bottoms are covered with ce- ment, on which, after hardening, is laid on a thin layer of clean gravel, being washed downward. The pure, clear spring water is brought in a pipe from the stone basm, a few paces ofl from the building, and is then tarned into the troughs, eseaping through an outlet below and being discharged into the slough. A constant and never varying thin sheet of water is thus kept gently gliding over the rifiles and across the gravel in every trough. To commence oporations with Mr. Sisty has bought 400,000 eggs of east- ern brook trout, securing them from W. L. Gilbert, of the Old Colony trout ponds, at Plymouth, Massachu- setts, at $1.76 per 1,000. Two hun- dred’ thousand of these eggs aro ex- pected next Wednesday, and then the real work of the hatchery begins, Tt may bo micresting to the general reader to peruse the following run- ning account of the business of fish culture, as detailed to The Tribune reporter yosterday, by Mr. E. V, Bogart, the gentlemanly and courteous superintendent: When the eggs are received om ‘Wednesday, they will be put into the troughs, resting on the gravel bes They aroe already vivified before llup- ping. The eggs will be a trifle larger than the head of a pin, and every day they must be looked over carefully, and all the dead and discased ones be removed. The condition of the egg is_told by its color. If healthy, it will be white with twolittle black dots, known as “‘oye spots’” upon it; if dead, it will be of a pale, milky white, and without the spots, The change of tempe which the egys will ex- perienco in coming out licre, may 8o force thoir growth that they will hatch the next day, but this is not antici- pated. Had they been spawned here, the period wounld probabl bo forty-tive days, bul this ship- nment is expected to hateh in from fifteen to twenty days after arrival, Having hatched the young fish re- semble hairs with a minute bag on one end kuown as the yoko sack, and which containg all the food they will require until able to feed like any well-rogulated member of the finey tribe, Now, particular care is taken with the water to see that it is free from all impurities and that the sup ply is 1egular “and suflicient. The temporature of the water will be kept at about fifty degrees. Yesterday it was fifty-four, and by moans of ice, plonty of which is at hand, it can be reduced to 48. Should the eggn have been overheated in their journoy out here, a large number will dic, the percentage running all the way from five to fifty. Then again some fish are born with crooked spines, which prevents them frcm ever feeding, and consequently they die. As soon as one dies o fungus kind of a growth takes place, and unless the egy is im- mediately removed it will disease an- other anj it in turn will die. In about thirty to thirty-five days the young fish drops its yoke sack, sports a set of fins and paddles around in goud style. 1t in then sbout from half an inch to an inch and a quarter in length, andis a perfect fish in everything save age and size, Now is the time that those which are to be sent to the various parts of the state to stock the stremms with are Plnu-tl in the iron casks for shipment, Those that remain must be looked after for two or three months, at which timo they have grown to an inch a d a half and two inchesin length.® Four times o day they are fed, on a mixture composed of two parts grated beef liver and one part milk, ‘A pint cup will hoid a dfl food for all the fish that can be lu-pt its milt oy dropped the {spawn obtained; tho fish | back into the pond placed in the hatching process begins. A trout witl yield from 500 to 2,500 s, and do this every yoar up to ht or ten, which is about their duration of life. Barrenncss some- imes occurs, from reasons unknown, They are subject to diseason, various upon are thrown 1t the eges are house aud the various Kinds, but almost all traceable to dirt—mnot mud, for that s considered a good remedy for fish sickress. Lot a lot of tish got weak and sick, and thoy aro imme- diatoly put into wmuddy water. It purifies them, and they gencrally como out reinvigorated and as bright as a8 a new dollar, Trout generally spawn botween October and Fobruary in the cast, but in the mountains the colder water puts the scason oft until about from March to June, In a veneral talk with Mr. Bogart, he said that trout and salmon and bull-heads (a species of cattish) were among the best varioties for the mountain streams, while for sluggsh walers, ditches and lakes he decmed the Gorman carp undoubtedly the best fish. Inthe single stock pond now on the grcunds Mr. Sisty has twenty-thres German carp, which were put out last June. They are Jiable fo spawn this coming sum mer, and the stock will be materially increased. It is intonded that next April the first distribution of tish will be made. It will be of the trout variet; Mr. Sisty has now twenty- four iron cans, tin lined, to be used in shpping tho young fish, They will hold from five to fifteen thou- sand cach, according to the size of the tish and the distauce they are to be sent. FACTS THAT WE KNOW. 1i you are suflermng from u sovere coughi, cold, asthma, bronchitis, con- sumption, loss of voico, tickling in the throat, or any affection of the roat or lungs, we know that Dr, Kina's New Discovery will give you immediate relief. Weo know of kun- dreds of cases it has completely cured, and that where all other medicines had failed. No other remedy can show one half as many permanent cures. Now to give you satisfactory proof that Dr. KiNo's New Discov- Exy will cure you of Asthma, Br chitis, Hay Fever, Consumpt vnu(uu;,hn and Colds, H orany Throat or Lung Discase, if ,..u will call at J. K. Tnn & Manon’ Drug Store you can get a trial bottle free of cost, or a rogular size bottla for $1.00, janlG1y(2) — ENTERPRISE AND PLUCK MU WIN, Knowing of the lmense crowds that have filled Messrs, EDHOLM & ERICKSCN'S spacious warerooms during the busy days previous to Christmas, we dropped in this morn- their stock ing oxpecting to find badly demoralized, but instead everybody was rustling around making ~ room for an im- mense stock of New Goods that were arriving to fill all the spaces wade by the withdrawal of the so many fine goods which have gone as I’resents to both the brave and fair, and many hearts that beat so gladly over the elegant souvenirs pro- sented, will beable to make the return presents from the same clegant and choicolyselected stock. For beforo you got up to-morrow these enterprising gnnll\-mun will have their store fillod with the Chaste and Beautiful, the Elegant and Unigue Goods for which they have become so celebrated. o Fresh Invoices of Dimonds, Jewel- ry, Silverware and Music Boxes, will be unpacked to-night and placed on exhibition to-morrow, They have been nelected as to their adaptability as New Year Prosents. Renpeotfully, DHOLM & ERICKSON. HERE'S WHAT I WANT HOSPE solls motto frames for 200, HOSPE sells 8x10 frames for 1be. HOSPE sells 24x30 chromos for 86c, HOSPE sells 22x36 paintings for 8.50. HOE PE sells engraving from $1.60 ® to %3 50, HOSPE solls organs from $50 up, HOSPE sells pianos from §150 up. HOSPE sclls mirrors cheapest 1 town, d7-tf BONNKR'S for Fine Furniture and Stoves, dec26tf A C. U, Cook & Co,, Council Blufis, Towa, general agents for H, D, Rush's Golden Eagle Flour for Omaha, Neh* Orders solicited by telephone or other- wise, decl2-lin* i BONNER'S Triple-Plated Silver ware, e Bromptonios the Doss cough Phys: ic. Bee card in another colu ! DEWEY & STONE FURNITURE! 1“?“, H ORCHARD &BEAN, | J.B. FRENCH & CO,, CARPETSIIGROCERSI BBOMPTONIOA BROMPTON. CONSUMPTION. PRESCRIPTION. e - wemmy 5~ Cures Provents Chest Pains, rneumoni Phleghm in the?hmat Colds and Chills, Cattarrhs, Paing in the Rides, _ Pleurisy, Croup, ; _ COUCH PHYSIC. TITUTTON N ||| WORLD of which I DISEAS Tts Modical Stafl London, to whom we owe this— B Banishes | Bad Breath, | Blood Smbtmg, Breathlessness. anchltls, 1, g BUSS mpton Hospita is the LARG the objeet is the treatment of 1,17 congists of the MOST EMINENT PHY the MOST CE alone it credited FUL REMEDY OF THE AG mor e than 1,000,000 CURE ng SAVED HUNDR S0P 8end for Bample Dottle Obtainable only (in Bottles 31,00 and 60 each), from PAREITY, OMVIAELA, NIBXES. RE8ILENCE, £.W.Piorce and 20t § . I ADDRESS, EDHOLM & ERICKSON (rive the Bargaing —IN ALL KINDS OF— JEWELRY WATCHES,CLOCKS, SILVERWARE,SOLID AND PLATED WARE AND DIAMONDS. At Prices that Suit Any Customer Who Really Wishes n First- Class Article, STAR TINTED SPECTACLES Are also Sold Exclusively by us. ALSO WESTERN AGENTS SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN C0.’S ORCANS. EDHOLM & ERICKSON, THE JEWELERS, Opposite the Post Office. . BOYBR 87 bo ~——DEALERS IN.— HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK GO. Fire and Burglar Proof S5 A E I & ] VAULTS, LOCKS, &C. 1020 Farnham Street, OMAZEILIA NIEI. PILLSBURY BESWY Buy the PATENT PROCESS MINNESOTA FLOUR. It always gives satisfaction, "because it makes superior article of Bread, and is the Cheap- est Flour in the market. Every sack warranted to run alike or money refunded. W. M. YATES, Cash Grocer.