Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 15, 1881, Page 5

THEIOM A\IIA DAILY BEE: MOND \Y \l( l‘. 'l‘ 15, FIHANGE MID COMMERCE. I‘I’NA!(CIAL. \.“ Yonk. August 13, Events of the week in financial circles o no great impor The money was easy though with ruling rates call loans at 2@2) per cent. cign xchunge was dull, with a tendency to| rates, Government bonds were firm, Naneous speculation en. tirely effected by the alternate favorable and unfavorable reports in regard to the rospects of a settlement of the existing difficulties amone the trunk lines and_ by | action of the freight agents Wedy e tone of the market cha A fr 1y on h day of the week but the flucl on s, arule, we unusually -\u,hl The volume of business was on seale than for months. MONEY AND STOCKS “Money closed at 2} per cent. Exchange closed dull at 4 83@ 4 85, Governments closed strong. Fours, coup,, 1163 bid; 44s do, 1 14} j s o ||ln|un| 1 s do, 102§ bid; currer 130 bid. P 1 bonds closed as follows: a smaller cific m\l Wnion Pacific firsts, 118 to118}; land eants, 1174 to 1 lxa sinking funds, 128§ 01 Centrals, 115} to 116}, KTOCKS. The market to-day opened dull and weak, with a decline of prices of @} per oent, subsequently, however, there was more activity and on the reports that the trunk line difficulties had been fixed up there was anadvance in the general list of 4@13 per cent: while in the case of the Metropolitan Elevated and (', & 1. a great advance was recorded after mid- day, when the bank statement, which was unfavorable, was made public, and reports were received from Was \um,tun that the rresident was not so well, a weak tone set In and the early advance was lost. To- ward the close a steadier feeling prevai and there was some recovery. he following are the closing bi MLS&W. Omha Preferred Oregon N Pallnian PDE Pacific Mail .. ]{mlk Island. ... MINING STOCKS. e the closing quot: ks at the New York mmIng 41 Hibernin...... 47 Belle Isle.. Iron Silver 200 Bradsh: iental .. ... 135 Bulmer armont. . 20 th\.m .. 12 State Line.... 130 Con V 190 Unadilla 8 CHICAGO MONEY MARKET. Citicaao, August 18, a8 a rllud miscellaneous nd rates of interest Eastern exchange be- ¢ banks was quoted at 60c 1,000, T ings of the banks were 7,100,000, To-day there wa demand for money were unchanged. tween ci discount i associat, Omaha Wholesale Market- OFFICE OF THE OMAHA BEE, | Saturday Evening August 13, § WEEKLY REVIEW. During the week closing to-day there dicen no marked change in the com- Rl situation, as compared with the reviotweek, save, perhaps, & more Jib- ral movement of goods during the last ay or two. At the banks discount rates ruled easy nd unchanged. The demands for money ere Iy from misce nd W paper neous sources, ws readily placed. In dry goods 5 there wasa fairly beral order demand, mostly in small par- 15 to fill broken stocks, but there was an wence of personal buyers or large orders, Deinz yet too early for purchases for tall siness. The tone of prices continues m, with an upward tendency in some v, Prints were higher. In ticking we sal important changes, Also in 1% stripes, cottonades and sheetings will be found several changes of import- ance, There were no changes reported this week There was @ generous movement in i als during the week. Calomel declined He. Balsam wI\uum-xl. te, Epsom salts declined le, Opium’ dgelined 5 Castor oil advanced 10c. ik, oils and glass were steady, Lin- {vanced 1 t Other quo- gns unchanged. vy hardware, iron and collateral | hejies sold fre ler ac- ad by personal selection, Iron and chem both on « ils advanced during the and another advance is Tinners' supplies Lumber was fim aud in of m.m, with 1o noticeable change prices Leather and all kinds of leather voods wid reasmablywell at former rates, Hides were quie; and weak, Wool quiet. Ip comtry produce there was nothing wothy 0f mention reported. Eggs dull and 1o lover, Fruits and vegetables steady | | at quotating, ing markets were firmer but quotably changed. Flour and other millsuffs steady and firm, Spring | & wheat r advanced 20c .a hundred. Millstuff® very strong —bran, shorts, pped fod and meal advanced 5@10¢ ek 10: per ke mted by d per hundf, The malet is abundantly supplied with ponltry, @ young chickens sell readily at quotatlos givew. Butter finu for best srades and eady sale at full prices, For cign fpuits rm av quotations, the market is bedy faly supplied with both oranges and Bmap, Lemons demand 30@1 00 per 195 dlng the week. Fresh fish in I]lul‘ suly and unchanged, Onions, bage very scarce and in | 0, Blackberries have ad- ¥ case, ts exhibited considera o for 3¢ higher than '# week. Rye advanced ! Corn | (4. Bhen Oats weak and declined 7jc Adyic in megard to she crops are some- | ol ¢, but generally regarded s | .- “,h.,; than reported two or ey ago. Seeds were quiet but renercd i Hay firw and in fair de- e Whisky steady. Cooperage in mod- . Hog products were in fair both speculative and .J.i...,i..g n“ jces [averaged higher ou articles; the shipping de- erate ¢ eas, choice, ‘h mlock wvlv. Buffalo !Inug)\trr. per 1b, hemlock sole, B A, v oak sole, 10@4%0; onke uper hemlock upper, k Kip skins per Ib, lock kip skins per Ih, wch kip skins per Ib, k ealf per 1, 81,00@81, 25; hemlock ¢ 1l French calf_per 1b, jeard goat per doz bootleg Morgoco per. foot mand was almoss wholly onJood soevunt. | Mess, commen, Mess pork was fairly active at 5@10c ad- || vanee, but closed easy. active and prices were steady vance per 100 pounds, good request and prices avera £ phoducts were in light re and unchange DIHEOTdRY 2, 01c for August; 92)c for September; 0F LEADING WESTERN HOTELS, PROPKI t.'1'ulrS. MARKEL & SWOBE, 1N Per case | @ e Tad was (mvl\ ‘; 1100} for September, 1 0!\ for O¢ (nL Danisons, 3 per case, UNION PACIFIC HOTEL, NATIONAL HOTEL, COMMERCIAL HOTEL, GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, LEWIS HOUSE, BUMMIT HOUSE, JUDKINS HOUSE, COMMERCIAL HOTEL, PARK HOTEL, BURKE'S HOTEL, HEAD HOUSE, OHENEY'S UNION HOTEL, NEOLA HOTEL, OENTRAL HOUSE, EMERSON HOUSE, CROMWELL HOUSE, MARSH HOUSE, CENTRAL BLOCK HOTEL ARAPAHOE HOUSE, COMMERCIAL HOUSE, HOLLAND HOUSE, COMMERCIAL HOTEL, GAGE HOUSE, OOMMERCIAL HOTEL, Council Bluffs, lowa. Glenwood, lowa. Hamburg, lewa. Nebraska City, Neb. Dow City, lowa. e, 8 25 .|‘» (lwn JAS. P BWINNEY, E.D. COTTRELL, JOHN 8. LEWIS, BWAN & BECKER, JUDKINS & BRO,, WM. LUTTON, W. J. GARVIN, ices were steady 1 good demand for the better qualitics while the common grades were rather slow of sale; prices, for butcher's cows er than lnst week's quotatione, in active request and prices were 3 ash and A\uu.\v " Carolina, 6}@7} «m.,emm pink Hussett linings 00 m| Kemio aprons perdoxen, $12 5 | ines per u.v . .,y .ul.\.\.- de Straw paper, She; 1s vaper, 7o; manila paper, 10¢; news paper, Se and all the house: in answering the demand for goods, com. Trade boomir JOS. SHAW & €O, OMENEY BROS,, Mo. Valley vune., la, Coffee is firmer, Dried fruit 1@ 3¢ 8. P. ANDERSON, A. L. SHELDON, MRS, R. COCHRAN, W. W. BROWNING, FRED STADELMANN, with upward tendency, Hides, Full. Ete. eon itcher's hide, 73 green Counoll Bluffs General Market Covxert Buury Q2@1 05; No. 8, 90; re Brownville, Neb. goods in the general list not materially T Arapahoe, Neb. T. M. S8TONE, GEO. B. HOLLAND, 2@ 13c; dry salt hides n calf, wt. 8 to 15 Ths,, lO{d‘l(, f, w, under 8 s, per skin, 500 Local Grain umm.. 10, rejected 81, dama Red Cloud, Neb, Bloomington, Neb, Republican City,Neb. air market, with | airmont (u 4 G. D. BORDEN, et noored and one griby s rate,) Ivmlnh-\l hides |0 per eent. 30¢ BUSINEBSS DIMOTOR" l'nt!le—\\ e qunlu as followa: 5 choice butchers B. & M. R SUFrHRIOR; R. [WESTERN NEBRASKA.] NEBIRASE.A. Light demand, pr Wiy fair demand. Lrcad stripe, 10 shirtings, Ge Southiridge do, Gl |.‘ ! Stock Denlor, “General Merchandise. Real Estate, (Weukly) Chronicle. Superior House. General Merchandise, Lumber Merchants, ~Flouring Mills, Market quiet, with good supplys | 3 ht, 14@10¢; hN\v lH" AL I!I(l)\ "'umhnn do, .v extra choice heavy, Ww. M(N DR}" \ TIMMERMAN.. ALEX. HUNTER. . DAY & FREES. .. GUTHRIE BROS v nth;:lnn oil Creston Market. Creston, Ia, August 13, 1-1’.01 l —Spring wheat, straight grade, 1 ikht grade, §3 50@s lors, 1.5 ul huish, 6o Noumbkeng watteen, O3 AR oesoggln Ao, NG—Amoskeag- A (m\elu-g., B. 1., Grand Junction Market. GRAND JUNCTION, 80c; shorts, per Heavy Hardware List. Lo, August 13, «hnm-ml o, per cwt, 80c; meal h i 3 Hellmuth Ladies’ College. Patroness, H. R. H. PRINCESS LOUISE. Founder and President, The Right Rev. |. HELL- MUTH, D, D, D. C. L, LORD BISHOP OF HURON. Fall Term opens Wednesday, September 21st. £315; plow steel, cast, 7} . 15@20 wagon spokes, xe (@3 00; hubs, s set, 1 u.c, insston; b A llc' Conestoga, ¢ v Lic; Enston, n 9lc; Omiego superior e odal, 25¢; Omega A € 20c; 'Omega A 44, , 110 per bushel. ive chickens per dozen, 20; old, spring chickens, 3.50. HGGS- Shippors count 0 TER—Choice, 16@18; poor, no mar. 7 To@ie; axlos, " Chiongo m" Stook. uare muts, per b, A AHiDe Handsome and spacions buildi . fancy 5 1y i from Nivgurn Fully, and h comprise 140 acres, practically useful education, TESTAN\” principlos, a3 the only solid basis for the right formation of character, 1 eautitully situated in a most healthy locality, about four hours one of the principal through routes betw The aim of the founder of this col The whole sy~tem is base the East and West. we ia to provide tho bighest upon the soundest - FRENCH |u the fog \l nL 4 weaker on’ all Tt choice wod mixed pack- bacon hogs, ac- ) for common to coil chain, per 1h, reshoes, per keg, 5 Hnnvillv\n reg ]‘()‘fla\’»— thrn.ckcd ordis A. C. E., Lau T i Tt "~ Whole course of English, the Ancient and Mod- allisthonivs, Drawing and Pamting, we Piano and Library® Mo A rekuction of one-halt for the daughiters of ¢ e Lady Principal, Hellmuth Ladic rassers and culls. $300 per annm Tars” and full particulars addross MISS CL and active to the «[w limited supply o HARRINGTON, WESTERN POLISH CO, MANUFACTURERS OF | WESTERN STAR STOVE POLISH BEAU BRUMMEL BOOT BLACKING, ALSO DEALERS IN CEYLON & GEHRMAN FPLUMBAGO. COUNCIL BLUFF&, IOWA, . C. MORG.AIN. WHOLESALE GROCER, 1213 Farnham St., Omah_a, Neb. FEARON & COLE, Commissson Merchants, 1121 Farnham St., Omaha, Neb. Consfgnmonts mado us will roceive prompt attention. References First Paints Olls and Varnishes. S IN (HI.—\Vlutr lead, ), P, A., blue and brown, blue .m:ll»ruwu. \ hu!k at 3 00(1 37 1 00; dairy calves, cattle scarce \u.m m.»« ;,n oh, f nn.nkm blue and l.m“n, , blue, 145c Otis B, nce, in il asst, d lmm_t, umber, 11 cans 1 ~Per bushe', 1': ie ”.\mrh-n 0. . 100 head; shipments, firm at the fol: : good _to choi none; market nominally Ltio, fnir, 184es prime to cholce, 1] Arlington_stripe, 1and shutter I4c; Paris wreen, 18c; an red, 1 c) \'unou.m red, Ye; 120 pound mut 17}, TI.,\\ -—(nmpm\xl\‘r. Wil St. Louis Produce. . Louts, August 13, ; Lewiston,6x3 blue and brown, River, 6x3 blue and brown, 1¢ 2 ix8 bite and brown, sgc. C 1)'1"I U\ \I)l‘ i 60@T5e; n..mn» g(\nl A ( rn»-l 1 204 for C v November; 13 nch zine, 10( )‘nnn 1‘ ork viin neots 25 rregular and generally 5 B84 for Augu: y for October an vember; B8} for u..r year, 2c; W] lm,Lan n Charter Oak, ic, 18¢; Capitol, iverett, medium, 15¢; 4e; New York ‘mills A, mjt, “Goud A, 10c; Prairie Extra C, lampblack, ordinar e, \\'IHU’\ ~hu ar house, bbls, ; wmber, burnt, do; umber, raw sienua, Durat, 4 : reen genuin, 33c; Paris green con'l 7l‘e|vper, 14 Nutmegs, $100: Cas n Ko, 12¢; yermillion, Eng Dwight's Ib papers, £3 00; De venetian_ read, 3 00; Church’s, £3 00; Key soda, xu-m, 3c: .snmr Glo Wi m‘“ Lo \I Nominal mnl lm:hvr at 1145, n, \ \I;\l\HL at. Pank and Omaha By WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. ISH & McMAHON, 1406 DOUGLAS STREET, OMAHA, NEB. The |Only Exclusive Wholesale Drug House in Nebraska, SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERE. . J. B. Detwiler’s - GARPET STORE. The | argest Stock and Most Com- plete Assortment in The West. Prince’s mineral 3¢ 'nh per LU, 190; Ash- ) bhln dairy 60, ; eorn, l\)!,i(lb bu. 00; furniture, FRUITS—Choice v erop, i hvaporas 14 AC'I. No. l, £1.00; D: 70c; asphaltum, 70¢; shellac, York apples, 8 ; ; 110° carbon_pergallon, 113 i eadlight, per gallon, 1240 175° yatoline, per gall St Lnniu lea Stocl 1 A \\'mn') ‘X\\' lnhl, W m..r str | per s, !u.ml.. per iy e New York Produce. New Yonk, August 1 Qm-tnwl unchang \ul[-hm \]n\\y, Strychnine, ver oz, Horses and Mules. is brisk mu( all grades are A slight advance in [p i i, W, per gallon, ¢ No. 1 Goloped carpat catin, e ilen' miachine, N ine, per gull naptha, 74 [dey, ..l.wx.;.'..h-n.« sl (g .-ndll xtra farm horses, 3 dn in lmlf lnhh g2 : do, in half bbls, 00; ‘Iu it Talf LD Iw. 700 BEGAR—P: 1 fined apirits, 187 ot Mlh 5 u[ um.lml. o nu\ul ot ekt o | 5} hands (extra), 21 $100, to 140, 0100.; 134 to 14 Koh neky bour IH to 15 hands, 00@7 00; K ntucky and Pennsyl- 14 to 14} hands, hands, 860, to 75, Cigars and Tobaccos. , 86 00@16 005 Quiet and firm lml..,n.d; 4 50@06 00; domestic, Strong but 1 Ak 2 000 um Uomestic, LE BRANDY By Spotted lumn, hTe H8e; Star, pounds, 24 1b, Dutts, Shoe, pounds, b Tmported per case, Queen Boe, 24 10, | 80 00@d4 00; Amer 4 1b, Intt, 57; A Liveryool Produce. It Edge, pounds, 85, 12hc; hulf boxes, 1 w,u«, isc. I\«m uul.lt,luuux ’pounds, 5 L e BN D 640 L Muuntum, Dy, 4 ,..u' %! MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. POTASH—Pennsylvauia cans, ase, 8 83; Babbitt's Ball, 2 doz, in case, l ”0 Aluhnx linu ldnl in LM, 150, per 1b 60c; L ———— — JIMORING=AL Ctucinnati Produce. CINCINNATI, August 13, Mess fi m at 18 25, Firm; current wmake, 11 80; ket~ tle, 11 T'»'i' 11 87, CHICAGO, August On 'Change the gr in markets were fu "The recelpts of grain |eu—(‘,ummon, Bto Blackwells Durham, 16 Jukes Durham, 16 0z, 4 North ( u-..unn 16 0z, 46 hoice, new, u Jo per bmhzl' mnuunuth clov er, white clover, mew, new, 81250; alsike, n. 81300, Timcthy, food, new, 82 0?2 Dlue grass, extra clean, $1 2 clean, 81 15; orchard grass, Seal of Ne'sras- and 1,178 ear-loads ) of wheat, 987 of corn, lli'.! (bl'(mli, 12 of and % of barley, Quict and steady demand; lizht wentern spring 4 00@ | per 1b, 8\]3- Murlmrp P llt.l( nlr demand; short clear, 70; shoulders, 7 25, mon to choice htl'nlm and active at 110, G 00; do. Minne - heeting dressed, 20 00; common boards, We Keep Everything in the Line of Carpets, Oil- cioths, Matting, Window-shades, Fixtures and Lace Curtains, Toledo Produce “Loreno, August 13, 16 ft. nwlu der, 2. m m ll ~|...Hm 4 - nger, with prices sk red, cash, 1 27%; ¥ ..uuly white fish, 90 1b hf hbls, ) hite fish, 90 1h hf bbls, 6 fish, in 10 Ib kits, 1 00; family ew Holland herri ll\l Hl\l: -No, 1, 0, 1 finish 1 in u.-m the closing figure uled strong and pri ymm... Lo for October above tl 5-‘4»0, No, 1 w h September an bia n\ul mlm.m ber umlh % 00 Kt nuwl i .| boneless codtish; ’ weil curbing, 835 00; | inch battons per 100 feet lin. STOCK BOARDS - DON'T DIE IN THE HOUSE Ask druggists for ““‘Rough on Rats.’ boneless fish, 4 REL—Half bbls wess 50; Bfbbl No, 1 ex shore do, R bbls, fat family s mackenel, 12 V108 or Bepteubers 119¢ fo @1 19§ for Novewk the year; rejected, 80c, , vermin, flies, what unsettled | J08. K. CLAKKSON, Clarkson & Hunt Buccessors to Richards & Hunt, ATTORNEYS- AT LAW, 12 1b do, 1 00; luv. l'-mll\ ricts of the northwest and um 1je lower; the orders on local and outside count Were ¢ uite free aud prices graduslly Y ase, »l.n do'l llv (l ; do'2 1b (Standard), per case, 905 do. \ n...m..mnn. e, case, 4 2 I (slack), per cas prices were fully 00, ll4l\h*).£u£0(u- 45 00, GL *! \hmmm $3 ck nn 880, Salmon, 1 i the fatter part of the sew ion wore css prevailed and prices Huctuated Shipping inguiry fair b, per_dazen, 16 Sardines, small fsh, quarter boxes per box, uarter wes it box, 11¢; Lotnters, 1D per dozens "Building Materlal. Per barrel, .l 85 wnhm sinall range. and chiefly for the lower grudes closed about 4o ixed Bfo for casli & Town plaster BYRON REED &-CO. LOLDSNT RaTABLISUED |Real Tstate Agency IN NEBEASKAY yKeep & comploto abatract of title to all Real i 2 50, £elt 100 Ibs, 88 50. Straw im..l 8 00 The Leather Trade. Oak hnmeu“ H‘J(«'HL, REMEMBEI TEHE PLA H. 1313 Farnham St. Omaha soaked cor, Pittsburgh sele lock hsrness, black collar i | Uu- h.xu avd in m. .l.u......l, umx ) Var i b per case, 1 90; Lima b Succotash per case, 210, skirting per b, fui jo; October, .mru 5 fair do, 18@20¢; per case, 200, .,,lm, good detaand;