Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 4, 1881, Page 5

7 ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS Murzlo and Tag. Now that the hot weather is ¢ on some steps should be taken by the authorities to protect citizens from the ravages of rabid d 1t has been the custom to order all dogs cither chained up or muzzled during the summer months, Several people have alr bitten by ferocic nines, and a dog bite, lowever slight ady been a wound may he caused by it, is very d angerous at this season of the year. There is a city inance which orders all dogs to be “‘tagged,” and those not | having the prescribed tag attached to | the collar to be shot the owner of every do shall pay a license or tax for keeping the same of one dollar per year, and | the enforcement of this ordinance by the authorities would b protection for the The ordinance states that public, do away with a large number of ownerless and | vicious curs, revenue of the city. Disastrons 1 Runaway. A very exiting runaway occurred in the northern part of the city yester- day. The team driven by a plasterer became frightened and started terrible rate of speed down Grace strect, in Smith's The driver, a man was thrown at a addition, named Neilson, violently to the ground, alighting on all fours, but the momen- tum being very great he forward, striking the ground with his face, off; besides skinning his nose and otherwise disfiguring him. He carried to a new building in the vicin- ity, and a surgeon sent for to sew up his wounds, The only wonder is that the man did not break his neck, seyere was the plunge. The Monitor of Fashion, published by the largest millinery house world, under date of May 12th says: *‘Our next supplement will iltustrate ten new summer shapes, one of which —the Mumm-— will be trimmed. The Mumm is a jaunty, styli 3 hat, very new.” For sale Hick- man's headquarters for millinery. was forced and tearing his under lip almost was 80 at See the great bargains in by stock of Straw Hats Frederick's. HATS AT ABOUT MALF THEIR VALUE. Great sacrifice for thirty days, Look at them, krupt - A Cruickshank & Co., are showing by far the largest stock of Gent's fur- nishing Goods in the aty, and at very The half hose at 25 cents, are beautiful goods and have not been sold before for 40 cents. moderate prices, They are also showing a splendid lot | 3 of neolktics at 50 conts, $1.00 to & This is certainly the cheapest and handsomest lot ever former shown here. They are also selling an immense quantity of their $1.25 cus- tom shirt at 75 cents. This is a great bargain, and cannot be repeated when this lot 15 out, the price will be again $1.25 as they cannot be made for less. The manufacturer had got loaded with stock and was glad to clean this for cash, but will take no turther or- der at that price, A. Cruickshank & , guar: the very hest quality that can he made. 2t ntee these goods to be Bulletins From the Bluffs, The city presents quite a hvely ap- and considerable tions are being made for the tourna- ment, which will commence on Mon- day next. pearance, prepara- and seats are completed, thing is in good shape for a successful meeting of the firemen. A large arch has been constructed at the junction of Broadway and Main street, and presents an imposing ap- pearance. The citizens of Council Bluffs, to- gethor with the various railroads cen- tering there, have had a survey made for a levee upon the river bottoms to guard against the encroachment of the water in the future. The levee will be built of dirt, with a yniform width of thirty feet and a height of cight foet, and will extend along the river bottoms from the round house of the C. & N. W. railway to the approaches of the U, P. bridge. Thepeople are in carnest in the matter, and say that if the railroads fail they will build it alone, and will diately. commence it imme- B invoice of the latest Another larg novelties just received at ATKINSON & CO.’S, and they Ladies, please remember that we con- selling cheap, tinue to discount any advertised price- list in t Veure nillinery business. W selling Sununer Silks at tremendeous reductions. See our imported Lawns and save money by patronizing the Acknowledged Leading Establishment. ATKINSON & €O, Creighton Block, 15th street. junl-tf - Finest Bananas ever in Omaha, at Tizard's ' - Men sstraw hats, 2 tor 5 the Boston Store, 610 Tenth str 813 t e A California Party. D, O. Mills, the California banker, whose daughter was married to White- law Reid, of The New York Tribune, went west yesterday in a specia car attached to the regular U. P. train, cents, at ot us ca- | e a measure of | of ¢ and besides increase the |, in the| The grounds, grand stand |2 and every- | s { held at fr 1x, six Our whe first time i, onr {ers tha the terr N 11 OMAHA DAILY BEE: FINANCE AND COMMERCE. hutts, H6e; H wrice oF Tie Owans Bee ) |G Butts, Friday, June 8 1881, ¢ |a Bitliom, pottids, wy with m t of loar ok 1 <in all th The rates of |z s wau | ran 10 per cent. |} | quoted at I it prens ‘l- | r buying. There are some tran- | ¢ al bonds; city waterworks | per cent, on twenty years - | 8% kwells 1 | m 006 05, Jovd's wora hot oz 46c; l'ukulhl\ am, 16 oz, 45¢; S atathd Al North Carolins, 1 + Seal of Nebras per cent, on ten years; 03 to Y%, 16 Oa k, 4 o, linen g, | . per b, SL36; irgs’ Prick Omaha Wholesale Market. foil, Bic; Dog | OF¥Ic OF THE OMANA B, | | Wool | riday Evening June 8, | Metino unwashed, light, 1i@ite; heavy, | oomin, For the | 13 15¢; medium unw 1, ligh 18 2003 { sinee ods in the Mis ‘m' washed, choice, 82¢; fair, 30c hm | merchants are able to fll il the | and wi, 28e; burry, Black and cotted woolt me in from the country and | =@ "¢ wost, The movement of | 1 s e e | SHOT.-Shot, $1.00; Buck s heavy followin, ditions omitted fo OATS, \'i,f\ o 85 40c; hon oil, 11 Moy Ol urll- [ The d draft hors herses, 110. to MU to 150.; 1 1.(.,‘, r.l. D0e(er 7he to 8 l'ul I orice | L price | nl- lot | al 2 mch, 2 fini; 210 00; C, ll)l 3, $20 SHIP I 1, 830 00; ' CEIL Cemn II-l 82 7! felt 100 “v nlock e HIDES (cut seore nmJ T brod stri} He was accompanied by his wife, sister and son, 24 b, 57c; furnished by pressure on our tyy WILEA' ccted 6 DRUGS AND (! ll” IMI( ‘alomel, s, per 1, i L per gal, 134e: Oil, ¢ Olive, per gal, & supply cons o single drivers, R100. to 150, £100.5 [14 to 14} "LOUR ke, winter wl POTA'TC ll,(l()l{l\l. 00 No. 3, NG—$25 00 skirting per Ih, 3 fair do; 186 006 %10,50; white Au.- N Ha Jlm\(‘(u o iy expresdy n list of wholesale our deslors, (O m mak v this day). Local Grain D I, -Cash N (ash, 30¢ Drugs. Acid, owdl , Acetate, per 0 stor, Ci u<lu| q\.um.l I otasun Horses and Mules. » market ix brisk and all grades t a slight advanc ric nd for Iy, Prices 150, ¢ i Extra Common to good Extra plugs, . to 40 § hands } to 15 hands, es, §175. to Provisions. Havens e d feed, per owt. Per bushel, TRY Live chick 1, spring Shippers count, o, per 00; Imperi; s £4 50, 50 \ll lmu \'u]ln\ Oc i Lumber. No. 1. fini hl J;H 1 Dbattons per -curbing, $35 1, A stocl \n No. 1, 825 00; 00, LAP- No. 2, 825 00, AND SHINGL| Building M Per barrel, 81 nent, bbl, §2 50. Hair per b, %, 83 50, Straw ho The Leather Trad i, B9@41 at French mon Picard g & Moroce r foot, an 7, 38,000 £10,00; 00/ 30,00; Russet rland bl Blosshur \ hitebre nut, 86; Hides, Furs, Etc, Civeen butcher's b ¢; green 3 dry fling, so 1de; d L3 dry 1 calf, wi. 8 ¢ wt, under 8 thy o, &1 001 15; damaged hi and one 1 hide 45e; \ImL No. 4, F 10c; narrow x, 10¢. Tallow, bj. c-...n and Tobaces ecds, £15.00; 75.00. PLUG, $potted Fawn, ! ur dry goods quot e gallon, 114 N od horses \ o 100,5 per packed Good eets with re: 18(@ 20c. inch, 8 finish, 1 inc h 00; rough § inch Dattons per 100 fect amu\lsn,\l.h\ 1, 840 00; yellow | ~Plain, £23 00; 0. Pittsburgh sel lock harness, $7(@3 k Skunk, No. potations s g the chang \ per L 10; Epsom | e, per 1 | Car. ’.\\ 1 0 3003 Extra ‘orimon draft farm horses, 1 farm he (extra), 81 100. to 140 184 o1 avens Wilber ewt. 60c s per ewt Niey meal bolt- peach Blows, s per dozen, 10@ 10}, Can- than d o Ked, Dox, %650 , per box, per box, shippin ) 23 75 ds in demand, allon, b1, inelh 100 feet lin shingles, 83 75; No, 2, £3 '00; No. 3, %2 . Lath, 84 00. 1. bulk per bu., Towa plmt- r, Tarred ar 00, e. Mar 14 16 18c; hemloek calf calf per 1, | it per doz, | » per foot, d yellow lin lining t lining sen, ¥ 7 ‘.[..l,‘ v paper kstith stripe, 0. Connecticut, | cod Huvana, 830.00; | 44 4} den Rule, o5 Our Kose, o | rose pink, 1de; venet 2je: venetian red gAn | dull and weak; prices lower; 5 (0, SHEEP - Receipts, 1,800; shipments, none. Dull and weik, market o Powder, kegs, , quarter k 35: Fuse, per 100 feet, Oriental Paints, Oils and Varnishes le \\ L Omaha | e, | l\l\l\l\nll White . Te; white lead, O, 1 1to creen inc, green seal, i French zine, in var zinee, in oil assty { and busnt .mv.” 11 cans 12c; urnt_§ K wdyke b [ rofiried Tampiln ch blac e Taw @ wn, 1 1 ivory black, 1tic L 16¢; Priseian | Dlue Wltram Mue, 18¢; - chrome | green, Lo M. & 1, He; brind and shutter reen, L. M, & D)) 14 yreen, 18¢; | g tian r fe; Tusean | n Vermiliod, I, & P, 18¢; U‘\h graining ¢ Inut, chestnut and ash, Qry Paints. French zine whiting town, 1 «ian bl willion, ,vn..“ et jigh brown, mineral 3 gallon, per furmlln. ra, 110 carbon, gallon, 11{e; 150" | per gallon, 125 17 i headlight, er gallon, 206 f0c; Linseed, boil- I, winter sted, per | | | | inceed, \ d, per gallon, % c~ | :| MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. | Chicago Produce. ( HicaGo, June The els by ca 1 receipts of ¢ Al and 100 7 n good specalative T R AT le spring, x~1 09} for cas {nr.lul with little nothing doin w cash, K¢ Septem ; wh, | Cut Meats—Mess pork very duil at a of 5106 1 and offerings m cash and June; 50 per WD demand light 16056 1610 for July: S16 v at 216 20, Anggust 1 , though a shade e cash and Junc; $ ally un short. ribs, 1at 2330 p. m., the fol- vere closing quotations: Spring wheat lower, £1 09, June; 2110} @1 108, uly: 1901 908e, Augunt, Salen 900,000 bu, 34, August; bu, T4, in 4, July September,. Salex, .'9.), August, Corn, 42ke, Junes 43, Jul 44, September. Sales, 20 Um,r, firn, 28%, August; 278, bu, 110, June; 90, July; 1 $10 65, August. Chicago Live Stock. Cricao, June 8. Hogs— Recelpts, 28, 000; shipments, 4,700 Quality continu good and demand also good, but valu lowering, Prices chunged 100 low ket rules et A I, \ml.nl ers 5 0006 10; 4 @5 90; common to tillery, &5 1065 G0; wintered Texuans, @5 003 jrrass Texans, very full ‘Hh.m!‘ slows poor to i 1; hutehers st ale xed negleated atockens plied with | thin Texans short native 1205 10, all sold - New York Produce Market. New Youk, June 3, Flour—Dul and family brands, N M3 Th. at-Opened lower and closed | eron o woderately active demand; ales of No. dwinter at 81 | §1 24 ] 3 steamer mix « 1 and 2 white at 47(a h.p 4644 2 Ry, Nominal, ominal Pork—TIn fair request and weak; ordinary ' 4 75; butcher's stock, $3 953 50; Cows i and closed weak with | [ 1,000 head; >-||||v|n- SATURDAY A. PO ;, Omaha, Cheyenne Spring an CLOT LATE AND N FOR MEN, BOYS JUNE I8S1. TWELVE 1 LACK, Collins Colorado d Summer HING OBBY STYLES AND CHILDREN. | - Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises. CLOTEHEING MADE TO ORDAR | IN THE Satisfaction Guaranteed ! 1322 FARNH Dealer in MAX MEYER & BRO. the Oldest Wholesaleand Retail Jewelry House in Omaha. Visitors can here find allnovelties in Silver ‘Ware, Clocks, Rich and Stylish Jewelry, the La- i| test, Most Artistic, and Choicest Selections in Precious Stones, and all descriptions of Fine ‘Watches, at as Low Pri- ces as is compatible with honorable dealers. Call and see our Elegant New Store, Tower Building, corner 11th. and Farn- ham Streets. MAX MEYER & BRO. mess for early delivery, 15 6201 for old, Serely steady and inmode spot wales of western and steamer %10 50, Cnnnuil Bluffs Gmmml Mnrkot. Councir Bruy B Wheat 1, very with good d. i, and Corn with prices rangi rom 23@80c to shippers; for local use, 81 Hay—Good market, but poor supply, with prices at £16 00(@.20 00, Oats—Market strong; prices, 32@8e Wood —Market Quiet, with good pupply; 87 10@8 00, Hogs Cuttle ~Light demand; prices &4 Marl Ho@4 75, well supplied, with little 3 7ha4 25, one in markat, Good demand; falr, 16c: prime, Butter k i i Phifadelphians, $6100 rkers, 86 655 K0, sp Dull; nothing poir ceipts, L6000 hewd — Hflwnulfl.oe Market. M1 WAUKEE, June b \\n at - Sirong; N &1 10} Jor June; 3110} for duly 1 i Lower; 40{c Oats— Firm ut 3 Itye Weak at 81 04 Sarley - Strc , June 3 Michizan, cash, %1 August, #11 Vuiet; No. 1 2 red Walash, July 81 11 white high mixed, 474e; No, 2, , July, 47¢; rejuc 2, 40¢: No. 2 whit Ottumwa Market, Orremwa, Lowa, June 3, Butter —$124¢ Ky Active at 76 Cheese - No demand; 11e, Liverpool Produce, LIVERPOOL, J une 3, Flour—American, @11 Wheat- Winter, fs@4s 7d; white, 85 10d @ty ;. wpring, 8 Sd(@ s 3d; club, s Gd@ 0 thd Corn - 459 Lard 50, e — Dos Moines Market, Dres MiNes, June 3. Shipping steers finn ‘st $4 2@ ‘attle LAT EST STY1 Prices to Suit All!! AM STREET, NEAR FOURTEENTH. - WM. F. STOETZEL, Hardware, Cooking Stoves TTIN WARFEH. Stove Repairer, Job Worker and Manufacturer OF ALL EKINDS OF CANS. Tenth and Jackson Sts., - - - Omaha, Neb. NAX MEYER & BRO, O IVE A EXL A . THE LEADING MUSIC HOUSE IN General Agents for the Finest and Best Pianos and Organs manufactured. ur prices are as Low as |any Eastern Manufacturer and Dealer. | Pianos and Or, for cash or inst: Bottom Prices. A SPLENDID stock of Steinway Pianos, Knabe Pianos, Vose & Son’s Pi- |anos, and other makes. | Also Clough & Warreu, |Sterling, Imperial, Smith American Organs, &c. Do not fail to see us before pnr- | chasing. MHE W ans sold ents at Pooria Produce, Pronra, Ju 13 hiigh mix Dull and_ nominal, High Wines—Nominal at $1.00, The Dry Goods Trade. Niw York, June The market is has presented the same features as reported of late, except that there has Luun some abatement in the demand for staple cotton goods by the package. Buyers, many of whom have been supplied, for immediate wants and anticipated future the re- quirements to some oxtent. Thore was, however, a_steady movement in \.-.unn goods, ginghams, kuit unde in excoution of book orde; e Tag inquiry for fancy hosiery by western buyers, who are | making shipments by canal. . The job bing trade was irregular, and upon’th whole rather quiet, the cool weather Naving checked the demand for some | Kinds of scasonable goods ok UGHT " cures costives “*BLACK | ness and § | Preaching Goodman s in South 10th strect, Everybody invited, grove May b, uf 2t ‘ Sunday, | 4 o'clock p.m. - Fifty dozen hammocks, wholesalo | and ret il, very cheap, at Frederick's | hat store. Blw Undoubtedly the best shirt in the United States s manufactured at the Omaha Shirt Factory. The superiority of waterial and workmanship, com- bined with their great improvements, [ that is reinforced fronts, reinforced [ backs, and reinforced slooves, makes | their shirt the most durable and best | fitting garment of the kind, ever | manufactured at the moderate price of | | 81.50. Every shirt of our make is | guaranteed first-class and will refund the money if found necessary. ['Wo make a specialty of all wool, ‘\Iul..-r, and Canton flannel, also chemois underwear, made up with a view to comfort, warmth and durabil- ity,. To invalids and weak-lunged persons we offer special inducements i the manner these goods are made or their protection, Pu. Gorrueimes, 1807 Farnhaw Sty "AGEN, 5 Important Sale! AT THE= BOSTON STORE, 616 I0th Street (See Flag.) Having purchased 7500 yards Lawns at a large |discount for cash, we will offer the greatest bar- |gains ever attempted in Omaha. 1800 yards Lawsat 5¢, worth 8 1.3¢; 3200 yards Lawns at 7 1-2¢, worth 10¢; 2000 yards Lawns at 10¢, worth 12 1-2¢; 500 yards Lawns at 12 1-2¢, worth 15¢. Also 5000 yards Laces (Beautiful Goods) at the Uniform prioce HATS ! HATS HATS ! 1500 Imported Fayal Hats 50c each, up town price $1.00. Under no cirenmstances will we sell v than one Hat to each customer, Come early in the day to avoid the rush afternoons, P. G. IMLAH, - - - Manager, LEADER OF POPULAR PRICES. TNOW WE COME WITH THE BEST SELECTED STOCK OF Clothing & Furnishing Goods IN OMAHA. WE ARE, PAR EXCE| THE YOUNG MEN'S UL[]THIERS BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE, FARNHAM STREET, SCHLANK & PRINGCE. A. B. HUBERMANN, RELIABILE JEWELER, Cor. Douglas and 13th Streets. 1212 1212 AND GENT'S GIVES GREAT BARGAINS IN LADIF AMERICAN GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. ALL KINDS OF Jewelry, Silver-Ware and Diamonds. __We Guaranteo the Dest Goods for the Least Money. J. W. MURPHY & CO,, ‘Who'esale Liquor Dealers And Agents for Kentucky Distilling Co. Corner 1ith and Dougl aug2l-stt L ap1adtt , Omaha, THE CREAT wnsmn’cwmmc’uouss | M. HELLMAN & CO, Spring Suits! All Styles! IMMENSE STOCK AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. The Largest Clothing House West of Chicago. A Department for Children’s Clothing. ‘We have now an assortment of Clothing of all kinds, Gent's Furnishing Goods in great variety, and a heavy stock of Trunks, Valises, Hats, Oaps, &c. These goods are fresh, purchased from the manufacturers, and will be sold at prices lower than ever | before made. | We Sell for Cash and Have but One Price. | A large TAILORING FORCHE is employed by us, and we make SUITS TO ORDER on very short notice, CALYI. AND SEHE US. 1801 and 1308 Farnham St., cor. I3th OB, MYERS, IDE('}()R.ATIVE PAINTER. BEST DESIG T STYLES, ARTISTIC WORK, GET MY VIGURES BEFORE ORDERING WOKK FLSEWLRKE, BIGNS, PAPERIHANGING, PLAIN PAINTING OF ALL KINDS, at REASONABLE RATES. 1318 Ha.rney Street, Oma.ha., Neb. Horse Shoes and Nails IRNRON AND 'WAGON STOCK ASSORTMENT OF THE WHEELS IN THE WEST, At Chicago Prices. " W.J. BROATCH, 1209 & 1211 Hanxsy 51, ONAHA BEST Jolbtm