Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 6, 1881, Page 5

i ,' FINANCE AND COMMERCE. A Review of the Past Week's L1 Transactions at the Lead- ing Centres, Unexampled Prosperity in Al Lines of Business in Omha and Eastern Cities, I FINANCIAL, REVIEW OF TItE WEEK New Yor The events of the week in i les were of less impuortanes several prece througlie t the week un% 2 he leading rates for call loan xchange was quiet but firm and raw oth « advanced their rates § cent for s Government honds we and strong for the 4 and 4 ssues were dull and Tower, <cellaneous speculation o and prices yielded § to 2 in tone but subsequently a firmer feeling prevail and there was general improvenients ur o brisk buying movement, Later in t week frequent reactions and connteraction occurred, Int asa rule fluctiations wor not especially wide, The v jmprove went ranged from 1 0 5 per ¢ 1 the | subsequent reaction from L tod per cent, STOCK, for minin. ) tocks at nia, Grand Prize er Boy, 100; Inperial, Line No 1 and 4, 25 Dulerl m Silver, 1, § nidene Closed easy at 2} losed firm at &1 848q l Bl GOVERNMENTS, Closed rmr.m 180 4% coups . A48 coup. 5 Pacifi I Union, fissts, 1184 to 119: land 118 bl 17} to 118, nking fMnds, bid; STOCKS. The stock market this moming opened firm, with wivanee in prices of 3 to 13 pe led by New Jersey Central, Union | acific, Northwe and Kansas weaker to only s The drop During the afternoon there but later on the tin and pri el to the day, vard the close, however, sdecilded]v set and an wivanes'of 1 to 17| from lowest point of the day was Dlished, The followin, Amn Dst Tel.. Preferred Pitts & West Burl. & Quincy Boston Air L., Subsequently a Ivance was ot e the latest prices: 3 (L &N, MO, Metr Lle . 3% Man 13 " Preferred Omaha. . THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY,JUNE ¢, During his m.,_v sicknoss the | watchful care of A. POLACE, Colorado frionds minisi u\vl!\" Shot, £1,00; Buck stod to hi w ants and Cheyeme’ ym last week's | from last w f | allayed his sufforings, o, quarter kegs, 81,4 mllJ‘lrln\ g withe mmum.m wnge. Paints, Oils and Varnishes | \I\T\ IN O11, AT 1319 FARNHAM STREET, Spring and Summer “GLOTHING LATE AND NOBBY STYLES, FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILD Hats, Caps, Trunks, Va.lisés; FURNISHING GOODS, le -vd $1 ™ ca Cash No. 2, 00§c: Twenty styles men's 1nen collars Very best .uudu_\'. extra worked lt.n , 14 to 18 inch und | conta 1ek, of £1.50 per dozen, .‘,y.n and Lt nimber ‘Vvvnl Sienna, 18 ok 2 andl high mixed; 1 a4 elsewhero at i i [to those i0he, nominal high 1.1 UGS AND CHEMICALS, Ten styles Men's Linen Cuffs ve 0 per dozen, « American Vermiliod thing offered elsewhere Uit "'}‘ | 84.00 a dozen 3 y LAUNDRIED AND graining colors \‘ lnlm! ¢l }‘ m ] ity chestnut and asl UNLAUNDRIED, Our Gi-cent Unlaundried Shirts is | 6 15 16 1:;.1 o ronounced by all who seo and buy it | s the superior of any £1.00 shirts in Tamphlack, ordi ; it has fino linen Bosom rein oreed or double front Horses and Mu ] mnhlu'u k and lin, y linen neck band and fine UNLAUNDRIED sHIRTS AT 1,00, Our 81,00 Unlaundried Shirt rest known to the trade. ean be put in a shirt CLOTEING MADE TO ORDER ! LATEST STYLE Mthers ask £1.20 foran inferior article. MEN'S JEAN DRAWEIS. Best quality fo Hul‘ : Common t good farm hors R Chicago Live S:m\k. ¢/ "eAao, June f \,.,“.4. brown, Twenty-tive doz. Seam Jean Drawers, all sizes Prices to Suit All!! Satisfaction Guaranteed ! 1322 FARNHAM STREET, NEAR FOURTE - WM. F. STOETZEL, Dealer in Hardware, Cooking Stoves TTITIN WARFE. Stove Repairer, Job Worker and Manufacturer OF ALl EEKINDS OF CANS. Tenth and Jackson Sts., - - - 0 waist measure H0 cents, 75 cents and 81,00 for them Open to-day, onc camless British Sox with hands, $60, to 7 110" carhion, porgallon ity per gallon, 12430 1 Ao, 108s GHvatalin touble heels and toos at 82,00 a doz., 11,000 Jn)um-n(» rket slow a I\:llvn me case superfine British Sox ve | best quality, suverior finish, at 82 2y 00 Colored Silk € gan Half hos, t 25 cents a pair, equal to any 50 cent Hose in Omaha. Fifty dozen fi Live chickens per dozen, | spring chickens, £ 77 |‘||AH‘|| un, Shippers count, ®perm, signal, p » cents a pair, worth 110 and fa i WESTERN AGENCY 1 00(@ 4 505 good to hoice 5 G Closed with all sold. il and Omaha | 3 ADDITIUNAL LOGAL NEWS Tournnmunt Notes ¢ & Balke cony fer a $300 billiard that makes the best time at the Coun Wo are the only dircet selling agents for the manufacturers of Celluloid Col- lars and Cufls, and offer them to our customers at trade will find it to supply themsclves from our stock first-class Calif- Theoil market d ‘.m 't and, | tnchased \l-- s, per box, $7 005 Imperials, per able to thehoseteam 5,80~ brls; ‘huh-nl Blufls tournament June 7 ts with ready Omabha, Neb. Important Sale! . BOSTON STORE, On Saturday, June 11th, the Rescue Hose company of Decatur, 11, ; 1819 Furnham Street. Wheat — Lm,lc 2 SR LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the Omaha Postoffice for the lay, Junc 4th, 1881: Al kinds fn demand, | b e will contost o a $1,000 prizo and such g:ltc money as s taken in, 8200 prize is of- fered in a r. SR B S e ~tiood demand week ending Saty 8160 |~ per ton, |n T |-u~]hI, nmmmnm .hmx Anderson A F Toderate supply; demand good; | The money will be divided Forty dollars to the one covering the first ten miles ; 860 to the one covering Supply nomina; c: millet, ..m[u.un « the first fifteen miles quickest and $100 to the person who makes the firs twenty miles in the shortest time, C; u..|.1.(u AT 616 I10th Street (See Flag.) Having purchased 7500 yards Lawns at a large ep qmmu- 3 gatele et y locust, per 1b., 35¢; per LADIES LINEN AND MOHATR 1 r J aviss J M (Indis ULSTERS CHEAP AT Bt (dian) McDonald & Harrison's, discount for cash, we will offer the greatest bar- gains ever attempted in Omaha. 1800 yards Lawsat 6c, worth 8 1.3¢; 3200 yards Lawns at I*I I\III\(:—\:- 1 Barcains-Dr Goons-Busiman's 15 60 No, 3 finish, 1 in " Lattons per 100 foet 1i e oz Jottucs, smptroller anks, wkich ix per cent bonds, all n extended into 34 per cent bonds, with the exception of two banks hu]lll 500; 1,348 banks held 1 10f which, it is n.wl, have made application tor extension, with Dauks holding fr im 390 5 milli BANK SECURITIES, . 8. bonds held by the tr cure publle money’s in national bank June 4th, 1831, five per conts SR07,500; four pe nd & half per ci mded June dth, 1851, n() United States honds to seeure culation - withdrawn dnring the week ended June 4th, 1831, 219,651,800, The ek exchanze will not be open until 11 n. Monday, commenciig to-day, and continuing until September 30th, Current Packing Operations "The Cincinnati Price Current of June n to that date as follows: The past week ot only ‘shows an i erease in the uumber of Nogs market the west comparad with the preceeding week, but it is larger than dur ponding time last year, Our ret ates a tal of 5,000 for the week, wainst 120,000 duriy coding week time h a total of nst 1,040,000 4 year ,000 in numbor, ~ At the aggregats receipts s were (38,000, and the opinion - promulgated from there that will he 100,000 Tess received in that cet during June this ye i 1 we shall not’1 ar's nuy ed, though we do e, At Kansus Cigy t ood, with liberal 1 qualit impro there has been i fair b corres surprised to arly reach- it to Do equall Ceipts Aro - 1ow nts to_ other At Omaha done thi Star-tinted specincles at Edhoim & They suit the most difli- cult cases of we If they do not suit w $125;" well curbing, $3500; rough ingh munm or 100 teet lin., 7 1-2¢, worth 10c; 2000 yards Lawns at 10c, worth 12 1-2¢; 500 yards Lawns at 12 1-2¢, worth 15¢. St Louts Pmanuuuht' Also 5000 yards Laces (Beautiful Goods) at the Uniform price of 6c per yard. ; yellow pine, No. 1, G lh sher .l \\ WorkiNeves will find it to their advantage to buy their she Prices the lowest ane Allrips REPAILED FREE OF 1500 Imported Fayal Hats 50c each, up town price $1.00. 3 Iu ~|mrt|l~A.I< & i Under no circumstances will we sell more than one Hat to early in the day to avoid the rush afternoons, IMLAH, LEADER OF POPULAR PRICES NOW WE CODME ‘WITH THE BEST SELECTED STOCK OF Clothing & Furnishing Goods IN OMAHA, WE ARE, PAR EXCELLENCE, THE YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHIERS ! BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE, FARNHAM STREET, _SCHLANK & PRINCE. J. W. MURPHY & CO, Wholesale Liquor Dealers And Agents for Kentucky Distilling Co. _Corner 14th and Douglas its., Om H. B MYERERS, rer to se- | 1ceessor to Loring & Co, Manager, per bu, 3 Straw board, £1 00, Knowles M 1 S —— Milwaukee Maket. \hm AWEE, June 4, The Leather Trade. Omaha at Edholn & Banrcains-Du —~ Elogant new line of Silverwar Easicr, utl‘l lrl Steady, at e brands, $ i@ et by Max Meyer | Tiffany of the west. icard goat per dor, 5 o, nL l‘l 211 calf kid por font 8 Robinson J M A fine line of Goods at reduced pr M. Hemaay & Co, us indi- | @041 fo s Aprons per m,,,,., X tead tho large advertisemont on | Schinebaum A Hayeock NN H Banraarns-Dr v t-;nl) AT 75 17 00 for nomi Strong, ot 10 to A large line of Hats, ¢ at bottom prices, Hensan & Co, Hides, Furs, Etc. Green hutcher C- May Meyor & Co the best be cigar, Combination is 'HIIII" Wi N[..l.’ calf, wt, under 8 hy \\I,.u‘“‘l 1" i Dust to Dust. The funcral services of the late Mr, tworthird rate, season, At Atchison we understand that | g packing will soon begin, Ottumwa is o ing a little more than last y Quiney that pr god last yo summer, At d packing operations are now lim T'he reported foreign expoats of ho praducts last week were taueh more liberal than for many weeks past, although wtill short of corresponding time Iast year, Th at fuilure of y \merican 0 will | assuringg effect upon ythe British aud if prices here should be some- ueed in the early future o mater. fal improvement in the foreign movement cted,” 1tis under- | t under a rigid system of inspec French govermmnent will allow the tion of our meats. sports show the number of hogs i March 1 to date at the under- ay be e casonably ex wentioned places with comparisons, s follows o June 1 1850, Chicago 1,095,000 Cincinnati 34,000 8t. Louis 115,000 Milwaukee 46,000 Kansas City Cedar Rapids Cleveland Uuumwh, Towa, Omah, . Doolittle, whose death on | Wednesday was announced in these columns, took pla Bernard M Miss Brushaber A Mis DEGORATIVE PAINTER. ARTISTIC WORK, GFT MY FIOUKES BEFORY OKDERING WORK ELSEWIIERK, BIGNS, PAPER'HANGING, PLAIN PAINTING OF ALL KINDS, at REASONABLE RATES, 1318 Harney Street Oma.ha, Neb : Horse Shoes. and Nails IRON AND WAGON STOCK BEST ASSORTMENT OF < (JWHEELS IN THE WEST, At Chicago Prices. W.J. BROATCH, "200 & I21I 1 Hanxy 81, OMAHS 0 Friday after noon from his late BEST DESIGNA enport near 11th s performed by Sherrill and Beans in tho presence of assemblage of the | the deceased leerponl P.ml-ka. he 3 bearers were rklr B M. M VansundwityJ BMrs the following clerks in th i : ; td been conne Lemons 25¢ per doz. a | during his life; OmahaYWholesale Mirkets, Saturday Lvenia, June 4, T¥ you want & pleasant team of any Reports from the wholesale y I y H. McShane's Livery, {1307 and 13011 Harney stroct Chas. Fogg and . Dooolittle was born in New | Kind, go to J Haven, and at the timo of his death | 1907, was 20 years old, ctive defand for all Breadstufs show s lirst eame to Jmaha in 1867 froms Wisc onsin, and entered the Union Pacific & u the employ of Geo, - Mens' shoes 81.00 Lo $1. sadquarters | shoes 76¢ to £1.00, (')ul.lrum shoes W. Frost, then | 26¢ to 50c; lot of all kiuds shall be old at prices to mit all in need of wide eircle of mequaintances and en.|™Y, before moving, at Fullriede's, doared himeelf to man l“ amdability of character, y yoars past ho bas slowly failing in Bhoss of many kinds, gt Fullriede's, ‘“m kwells lmrh Dukes Durham, 16 0z, North Carolin supply keeping pace with demnd s steady at last quotations unusually good demand, ,un-v.lML 4 0z, linen bagy, Marlur Puck, 2 oz, tin | Purchasing agent, spechlly for the ., He soon made a | per hundred, near 13th and Duug mains unchanged, though for local slaughtering is go y friends by his Merino unwashed, li, ht, 14@16c; hoavy, 18@15c; medium nowash o200 uwd.ul;xm,lwn Ladios' 'hu, Sllp