Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 1, 1891, Page 6

THE OMAHA DAILY ]HCEB M()\I)/\Y JUN E 1 1891. FOREIGY FINANCIAL REVIEW. | F:hat, e wserss | TALKS OF BUSIVESS SUBJECTS AN?A U— AU& 50“: 5 M ADE OMAHA P T, b siims e | consin and some fruits injured by frosts in and rtoek 58 irivate wires o New br York, Ciilcage and iy | | " e Ira | St Privato wiro to ¢ Oombination of London Banks to Kesp Up | Michigan Abuses That Have Gradvally Cropt Into R BB Gl (L / ¥ Tt Nebraska Crop Bulletin, the Jobbing Trade. E r/ m-\ —j&MN‘&@ Yirk BOUKNE for all Huarseta. Rates on Money. ‘ Crete, Nob., May 8l.--[Spocial to Tne g m.m[./m!, (DAIN 0. DIRECTORY - —— b 4 S Brr)—-The signal sorvico of Doane collega - PHICACO . |~ Oockrell Bros' | . | bas fxsund the following woekly weathor EASTERN MEN DISCUSS THE SUBJECT, o 4G . Brakors, rivate wires RESTRICTED TRADE ON THE EXCHANGE. | -0\ Tor Nobras knt BIOYCOL ¢ 10 Now: York, Clilengo & he week hn ¢ renerally €00 o [ von t s | The weel has boen gencrally B " T § ek ot Mot o he ground | . . H. Perrigo & O + 0. Daxon, on gralt Al g . ther iMcient moisturo i the ground | g, gyapthrowing ot Old and F A, H. Perrigo & Co. P L DAL R iy Drop in Amer r Railroad Securities | small gra s we excep! n All Makes, All Prices, Al Bleyeles S0kt on Monthly Northonstern part of the state, but corn has lished Business Customs a HARDW ARE, Prices on the Paris Bourse— | Yot erown rapidly. The prospect for a largo ool Niktiar €5~ M5 1 (e B 1 arities Wel crop of fruit of ail kinds continues good ik J 1816 Dodie Stroet ¥ st, o | Rector & Wilkelmo Oal CoceOlarh “"”": uritics 1 [ e Swik\oan e NaLiMaslh HAAYY Accomplished. S — i s | veotor &1 L] my Uni e } lark-Androoson Sup)| | rair o fallen acco vl {n some case! < DR or. 10th and Jackson sts ard o Go, TN i T Sl L — BOOK BINDERS & STATIONERS | 0 l0th andJ ; “ ot l“”l“l"f” ok 3 ¥ 7 ( : i Hv:‘r” !l'_w st "“W'"""" \m“u"jl"";;'j | Eastern dry goods people are t;‘ly\.;u about Omaba Republican Pri Uow | ik 0 Diuahia N RIE) W Loxooy, M ay #1.-There a fair I L e Hittas “vot | the abuses that have creptinto their business Ll bFTeFs, VR SRAITGN At SVOFSINIAY i the IRON WORKS, mand for discount during the last week at | SHstert PACH : Lura in theground | customs and are discussing the advisaoilivy 0z 1o ] { for threo months and & for short. Tho | axeopt in pirt of the state | ,I.‘l ;x‘\in:: wru;r‘ r'l-mmnl 'Il'!m Commercial it 10th and Doushg stroct e P ‘l‘ n '“ Vierling | Owalia Safe & Iron Jank of Englaud’s raservo yesterda where crops a ’ | Bullotin lays tho blame for these avuses upon Y B T o lron Works, Works, £17,500,000, and thero 18 a furthor £1,5 o temperature has been devidodly bOOR | the closo competition botween different firins, : > PR e R BT BTN T SR e e on the way, With £10,000,00) thus res et Prost acenrrad on the 2ith, but doing | This bas led sellers ou step by step in the di- 4 LA aby bris Wtk e 4 e i it money ought to be cheap, but tho ol 1o dutmage except in tho extrene northorn | rection of making constantly easier terms for \/[ THintownra atract, Hmkha LR LA B R B F43) bate, el o Hiow, sippored. B e o oy | Gyl bATILC L ChO S pesont) kG NS EVERY WOMAN THAT HAS ANY SENSE, TN AN i stock banks, aims to sustain fnjured, The cool weatner hus been favor- | facturers or their agents or commission A ANY THERE BE WE HOPE, BOOTS AND SHOES Y the results are seen of tha inevitable e ‘rr» T el , but has |, ces scom to. bo carrying most of the risks ND M " ieiriediediine: Wilson & Drake, : 5 wth of col ; y ) o TR . 1 of bullion abroad. Russia has av- | s has wand so far as | properly belonging to their customers, while \M Charles A. Coo & Oo., | Kirkendall,Jones &Co M'fg tnbnlar o, fira L0000 about. v 4 aitorals ool suund 4 | iy of the commission nouscs havs super- LL SPEND HER CENTS FOR A USEFULCAKE Aanutotaror and Jov | Wlosslo i (e gt of Jun L £2,000,00. The vt a fear of late planted corn rotting | added the burden of moreor less carrying the OF ’TAIRBANK S SAN IA OAP . Agents for oston b Plorco anid 19th str heavy reflux to Amorica mn tho | in the gro Rye is gonorally hoaded out |y eturer also 108 Howard stroot. | T ey § = - autuinn 1 /i bl bt feg Ln EAS . dor these circumstances the buyer has | e LIQUORS, planting is well advancod Villia ik v o & reason for v Ra b bt i nearly every instance w be *‘protected’ Williams, Van Aer-| W.V. § Wil is the conscious tho fin Condition [ towa Crops. .. | and “guaranteed,” while credits have been am & Hartey | atios faalorr comop Lt . | William Darst, ancial crisis v ssed Des Moises, [a, May 81.—This wec 80 far stretehied in the shape of extra dating 2 Marnoy 8 | Morchants avic \“ Llanors and Cle aud not entirely relicy Tho wtion | bulletin of the Towa weather ¢rop service re- | yhay i jg now dificult to fix tueir jimits. The bttt o an o ing iy | L, of bunks to keep up the + market rates | ports the rain fall light. Special dispatches | pesult of this has been to bring buyers into g 1513 Farnam St. Omahy as only partially succesded, Bankers out- | received indicato thav heavy rains are pow | the market much earlicr than was formerly BOXES, | BUTCHERS Tt e R ? S tavelen. banicors | falling in tha nortHern of the state, case,obliterating the old time well defined -~ . - n R R Girotte, | sido of the combination and foreign bankers | (4K most nebded, The month ¢ of oponing of respective seasons, mak- John L. Wilkia, | Louis Heller, 2 \Vinas and Lignocs. OF also underbid them readily, dofng business | Gy 006l the whole crop outlook is moro [ ing buyers less conservative, and giving « anor box factory. | Tutohors® wnd - Packers' | g ynd (i Aer: o) at 45 ugainst the combiners, The wanwee- | proiiiig at the corvesponding period | impressions of unreal activity and a W13 Doty 1 & Supoitos. toef, [ 1,0 AT T e - ment of the London and Westminster b | lust year, Considerable teplanting of corn | stimulus to over-production. Against this Orders pr 1y dllo . 1TIS Jhnk on. 4 oL 1 i has convoked \u.m‘” r for Tuesday .\1' | x 1‘..“1‘- it .lu'\ by r\‘u \\\;I‘:-‘un:v\\l‘:'n:" :’vk.nvu’flln\(u‘ua 1:um ls’I('n;l‘\;) n“nlun;-l,l-)]rl: L. Kirscht & Co., | Frick & Herberts trying to draw in the combiuation all th fessiun fly was destructive to wintes e g 0 e pa 0 o sellers, N S | London and provincial bani | 1n Des Moines and Louisa countie great majority sea that the inducements to CURES AND PREVENTS _OARRIAGES, BUGGIRS, BTO. | Wiiosulo Liauor Donlors lwhofessto Liauorhealecs On the stock exchango the post week de R ousiaess now held out to buyers ar an un- W. T, Sea i ey fngrs wero restricted. Tho ruling tendoncy | In ndvanced age the declingng powers are | healthy character and calculated to lend to o . T, Seaman, | 1001 Farnam Strest 01 - %08 8, 10th st s downwaNd 10ng tho foreign scc wonderfully tofroshed by Hood's Sursapatilla. | ggeat abuscs. Yot there is a constant ten- PO g o | Omanns Larcost Varloty - ties Portigiess s roso 1 per ot on 1o | I ecally does “make the weals sirong.” ey n - cerain directons to supplement | Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia | \Wiiis: v LUMBER. week and Spanish bonds %, Avgentine seo e tnese complainings by a course of action amation of tho L Kidnoys and i {lation, Chilblning, Frost Bites, Toothache, Hewducho ARRIAGES ; N ~ rities wore heavy, Cedulas showing a drc NEWS OF 1HE NORIAWEST. which must aggravate o humfr evils. 1t 1s | Puins in the Back, Chost ,,mm_ and all the usi G W. Donglass & Co | John A. Wakefield, 21, for the weel, while Chilian bouds f = nov meant to convey by tnis the impression S T TRIbBHE RRHITO the exception of Brighton, which flu lastings is to have a hominy mill. those who talk one way and act another, but y 1810 North 16th Stros Myarie:C it and 5"‘";‘ il closing yesterday ut a decline {4’\:“l’~:.ll‘mh n:‘:‘., ana exercises preced- 10 show low dulicult it is for individ- pllcation of IADWAY'S READY IRELIEK, to the parts atteeter, wil nstantly reliove an sonn cure Omaha Carpet Oo, | Gilmore & Ruhl 0 North 16th Strost. | Quincy Whita Ltime. i of 124 for the Wweek. i commencement will be Lat tio state | Uals, undee the pre petition 0 | fow T, Cramp \~.““‘1::‘4‘HII:”\“wmm L. Colle, Kiatuience, Tleartburn, Diarrhoea, Sick Tandacho; | Carpets, off eloths, mat- | Manufacturors & Whole SH v X ‘l;;m;m: Gl IO AI,r“m- e but For n broken jaw which he secarad by fall- J“"x“xl“-“.‘h;f "}”i"l."; lionTand EEuatantea Sl sty WADWAY & COH Waredi 1811 Douglns strost, | 1100 Larnay St ] LU ber Jo. o et atter, (voUnicaday il were espocinl ] on jaw which byl ¢ policy of protection and guarantee is | —m———————- — s = - i : = ) o peciit | ing on a defective sidewalk, an ol T LR B ACOIBFEDALID i 20th and Izard Streots Iy flat yosterday. Sules wore poor here and | (86 By 0 S asked for damages from | Sometimes dofended, but theve ave probably 1,4 yess than for the same time last year, | 60 tinned Swedes fron tacks, 50; American Douklas. the closing prices were the worst of the e nt no supporters, in theory, of the coustant - | S EEG el 00 VOR iteriad falliing off [ IFon eut tacks, i copper tacks, 505 copuer fin- CIG. 5 P == week. Variations for tho week in American | the ity of Fremont. ] ereasein lengths of éredit given to buyers. | {1, ¢iVTage i cht, 2 ishing and trunic nidls, 1: ciear box naiis, | > o S Cady & Gray, Louis Bradford ralway securities includo the followin ALl e W the entire rango of seliors polled on el 4 fuishing nals, 10 Mungarfan uails and West & Fritscher, e i : s Decrea Louisville & Nashville, #: Union | ton, was thrown from his wagon by a run- | (his guestion the vote ugainst the principle ) i 3 LE MARKETS, | 11iners' tucks, 6 ginip anc tucks, 10; e ime, coment, ete., ote |1 umber, lime, coment,o R o 15 G IRt 08 peat | ey bR Rttt yaiil oAvR H0 10 vesia) | Hiwon HArd bR UbteRs ook Mbuilmonss LRATem| S B ANARIYVIOUESALE A tinned gl and Tace Sueks, 50-10: trunic and | Mannfacturors o clenrs Sl B et o0 ferved and Lake Shove ich; Nortolk & | wife and four children in poov circumstanc vicwed in the abstract, ought notto be a MantaanaProvisions. SipnHHale Stantd eehn dandreion el Sicked ol (LIec o On Oth andDougine | 23 Douglas atroot Western proforred, 1; Cenitral Pacific sharcs, | Congressnan Kem has been engaged to de- [ dificult matter, but practical efforts nave so | - Sen{sand Teavisions 0] G skt i o o e et thik | o Farnam stroot = ————a Denver & Rio Grande common, Mexican | liver the Fourth of July oration at Chadron [ far been unsuceessful. The Woolen Goods | (RESTUHEIe Gl o8 o et ra No. | nauils, 0 and 10 looking-glass tack: pict- | = = MILLINERY AND NOTIONS. Central, New York, Ontario & Western, | and will proceed from that point with a | association and the Stk Association of | {livd oul, 45¢: No. | lard oil, $he: No. 2 lard oil, [ UFe frame points, 25; leather carpet tucks, 40; C,OAL COK‘”‘ F‘l‘(} e T oo Pacitic and Obio & Missssipri or: | wigon and tean for the Borthiwest on hurt: | America have mads efforts to seeure Ui co- | e v tris neiut s toot ol e tatlow oil ige. - | Druslh taclcs T 2 C. A. Stonehill, | I Oberfolder & Oo, achi; Erie ordinary, New | g teip which will last through July and | operation of members of their particular | Burrerixk—Solid packed in 20 o G pound | FArEs, MEASURING—American, dis, 1, Ooke and| Coutant & Squires, | Miliwery, Notions Importers and Jobbe al, 1. Increnses—\abush pre- | August. branches and have failed cach time. These | tubs mors per' 10 te;enolen diry, | Tumeioukreis T oo dis O“‘“l‘“lcfl"“é’ S el df( 'q“l i AR oo, ilimerr. 7 forred, i, On June 5 E. . Kinch of O'Neill will cele- | failurcs point out the weakness of the QUG os (400 1Ds) cldi pattorn, 10; mouse, il ol i ardand soft coal st [ | 80 a1 Canadiin railway securitics wore AuthElL sto his fiftioth birthday and tke thirtieth methods lvliv’)wll- ey lave boou but T e i e o oo T [l e it Eme o useiwooil clioker, per L Sl el T t0d i i atrose eSS St Ooab C Grand Trunk first and second preferced anc niversary of his enlistment in the army, | little better than the attempts of individu- TroWELS—Brades' brick, dis, 10; Disston's, lus stroets | Omaha, 3 = = = = = guaranteed stock each lost %5 on the week. | una will invite all the old soldiers of Hoit | a s, The practice of extra dating is now s0 pen b, tieree bast, fe; | 20-1): gurden. net per doz, §.00 - — e —— | MUSIJAL INSTRUM INTS, BTJ The, itics of the Mexican railway were | eoy to participate and make the event u | widespread and taken so much as a matter o e busis. G pure fard, "RUCKS: ~(Warchouse, ote), Howe's K. J. & ol P. H. Mahoney & 0o, % P Sy considerably sold, seconds fulling 2; Aests g, | Suilitoey aftairs courso by buyers that no scetional_action fovea it | AU s e Mount & Griffla, Jeioneres MaxMeyer & Bro. Co.| A, Hospo, Jr., and ordinary 17 “Phe little daughter of Mrs. C. R. Gamble, | can grapple with it. It must be a movement Hams, H to | HrE i e (o LTl 238, 1ith streoy Lo ot MCe Jowelors, deators tn [ o i rtisty A teature of the weel was the demand for | oG08 S E S8 TG Tand under a | 0n the partof all divisions - unison. Ixtra SHI R T e CCoh RN OTL B G et 00 | Omicen 813 N. 10th and cor. | Tmiical fnatrumonts, || POy Oreans, Artlaty metal. Lio Tintos shaves guined 19, owing to [ {ERC e AR ROKE TH Sther was cutting | dutiug in woolens cannot be eradicated while A R o, 1005 SKi nis & Cali’s patent combination, Omaha, Neb. |10t ana Dougias st et Matorials, Bre, tho strenetu of the copper, market, where | GGG of hor lingers nipped off by the | iLisa rule of tho trade In cottous, with the Yoo shoulder Flear b Y (hright), .00, 50 == e — Farnam i 1514 Douglas Stevot. somo excited buying has beon proceeding, | G6 R SRR 0 ETI LN vas at o same bouse in many instances hundling voth narrow Strip: b ley Lule' & Level Co’s new | American Fuel Co. "“m,”&(‘“ = The movement was partly speculative and | SIS I JUIG by a surgeon, and it is | dccounts. o achiove success even woro is wide str sa Dreakfust " ) 5 Sl e e 4 OILS. —r hud its origin in inguiries. 1t was partly [ PARAEE SHCHRERRCRE S o required than local union. New York could wbacks, e G pien ¢ s, | s - Common car -10s B & E | slilnpers ana { Tithiateaat; T due to tho fact that consumers have let their | 26 FEER PEL & TR i a pe- | 40 no lasting good by refusing to continue boneless hin, (ORI || I G R RO Ol S 3 s, 503 s raclt Consolidated Tank stocks run down, causing a genuine trade Lhe village of Shelton is tied up in . pe- | 4, practice while Chicago or Boston, for in- oo smoked beof | CASrERS-—Ded, dis, 503 plate and low 4 (RG] demund. cullax maniior, For savoral weels past the | stance, went/uheud fn ths old we ues (per dore al hams, i3 to | sockets. dis, 50, ¢ P ———— . Line Qo Lt botd of trustees havo beon deadlocked on Poiht ths out may bo loked upon as i it | TR Johnson Bros,, | Nettned nm tubrieattas T 1o hicense questiol avo beci © 10 | judicating the hopefulucss of any organized | bacon. 1 Selectad . s, insides | cast, dis. 70 loose p Qils, axio gronso, oto. | Havaun Markots, L o o et oG indicating pefuls Y org B ¢ AT Blhop, Manazor. | Havaxa, Miy 3 —Sugar-bugers are moro | o o O e e o iy It | ttempt at reform. Under prosent conditions | and kiuckics, 110 selgcted wido clour brouk- e willing to yield to sellers, but ihie ltter have | was decidod to submit the question toa voto [ 1t 1y be So, but thorw bs surely Diov SALTED. MEADS lHeht w I N PRODUCHE, COMMISSION. tc; short cly Ton Lort eclears, T of the people, snd @ special election v called for tho purpose. The election resulted in o tie vote, and the trustecs are stil loggerheads. Owing to the dificulty experienc ting help to attend the be Norfolk somo U again increased their deman, ail” take above the ruling prices abroad. Little busi- ness was done during the week and the market closed quiet as follows: Molasses sugar, regular to polarization, 32816250 per quintal; Muscoviido, fur to good refini sx@d2e polarization, 2 Stocks in_warehouses at Ha i anzas, 25 boxes, 1,215 bugs and i hogsheads. Receipts for the weclk, 99,000 75 and 41 nogsheads; exvorts for the week, 17,000 bags . and 210 hogsheads, of which 16,000 bags and all the bogsheads went to the United States. Pouk—31:.00 gold per barrel for Americau, JeRken BEEr—$5.50 gold per quints Haws—American sugar cured, 315 gold per quintal for northe 1 £23 for southern, Lard—In kegs, §13.25 gold per quintal; in ting, § of forming an association that sl ull divisions of “lrst he two associations alrend, : doing good work i th d in get- | gpheres, but, as has been shown, the crop, says the | o1 the influcnce necessary to ca ws, au - application made | oxtended schemo of reform. As > ugo'to the department of the i shouiders, ble; e Schroodor & Oo Cash buyers buttar ant 0" business, The | Srotiiee bosc: eloar | eferred Lo may be ]L\mn.l own particular | per bbl. $1 nave i ’;‘"\".,‘"T"':“ piz’ por yiouy AL 1 ‘-~:Iun’1. $1.00: plute be oW Sitl- | jeef #11.00; rolle | beet, ated the memvers of the dry goods trade have | fess rolled eef. % bbis, #600: extra family | CoMPAS % terior to ailow the pupils of the Indian | o medium of united action on trade matters | plute beef, $6.53. 50-10; div.ders, dis, 50 and 10; callipers, dis school at (ienoa to be employed in doing that 16 otk Honcloss—F Diawisg K S, &'W. Lo, dis. 70; labor. A telegram has been received from L) b, Washington ¢ the secretary’s permis- A prominent local shc m.x\fl Vld\‘l 8 sion, and if the Indians are uecded during | the shoe factories arc gradual Splnted Rl Shogri the thinaing out process tho school will eiaure di 2 0 squads, one to work el .:.';‘u“vlnl o'x’r'.ffr“;‘u“(: o H m.uuLh Those who | footwear. This can hardly be suid to be the are raising beets sav they prefer home help, | case at the present time. When they are but when that cannot be had they will do the | running a stitching ma best they can and take what they can g F. Ruemping Poitk 0ty 1 fruits, vexotables, Eaglo Gornice Wo o e S T | Smam Sk Voer Robort Purvis, [E, B, Branoh & o, ! 8il raAunst 1217 Howard stroat Ve e bau Loward streot. July 10, 1880, dis. 5. Parker's board and Dox, 15, £ Co, di fancy. #h 31000; ; bone- | 50 Americ: pold per qui ana and N 1- Prouc Write for priess on bt kinds, oyste CEMENT AND LIMI. ter, oxan, boultey aud T RR 5. A, Olark & Co, rels, 200 " 8800 pighth barrels, 25 s, quarter HoE SINESS, 3 half barrels, 100 1) 5. eich, § dealer remarks that ming west. nd anur ading, dis 60-10- Siterprise Mfg. J J. Johnson & Co,, Kirsohbraun & Sons, | ats — Dry Salt Cured con short ele wcon short el Dbacon elear nshoulde Hams, tiere OKED ‘e | It was not many years ago thut New kngl lly lied the whole country with | light weidl ally supplied the whole country with | lieht wols chooss, ogay, nd poultry |Butter, dipopltey; poultry wnd gamo, ne, dis. 6). 2188, 15th strady Duttor exgs leutn, dis, 50; ary patent p iterprise, self-easuring, per doz., 81000, dis. Toni clear D b n clear bellies, Tic k all SWEET PICKLED MEATS 5 ap and down tho Mississippt river, aud all | shoulde : ; ; tho farmors’ daughtors are stitching shoes at | tierces, T Linmnen--Nominal. Cooperage good; in oW &1 woele, frotn Ginvelnuatl weat, yeu can do.. | hiws. burrels, mederddiaomurg ! A thiof stole a bible from a school house in | ¢ide that if there are too many shioe factories | , PICKL BEANs— While favy. $7 cold per Cook fowuship, Sno county. fi the country Uit the 010s QUt West Wik, 1ot Cuewixa Tonacco—$24 gold per quin Old sottlers of Hardin county will hold a | be the ones to close. New England today is ciGirs—Moderate, f " 7 CHANGE—Quict: Spanish gold, 238@240. | reunion and picuic at lowa Fulls, June 17, 1200 Howard stroet. 0 South 13th stroof r & Disston's, 00-10; horse rsps, DRY GOODS. Bates & Oo, Williams & Oross, Country producs, Vellio F1res—Beavy sw York cut), tierces, dic; Californta ham, ticrees, be; beef | Holler Brothers, dis. 50, D 3 Il“ 25; Atha, dis, 59, vegetublos, grocers FoxaursBurrels. £22.00: half | Ui a5 . | ML E. Smith & 0o, ‘lepnmuk Kooh Dry wetiblon wrdoor 50 1bs, epecialt $1LG0: quarter barr Goods Co., cte. 41108, Lt sk | 5 1bs, R0, Jurs, Jars, 1, 2or3 15, 1or 3 dozen bor, Produco and fruity, 14 Harnoy straot \mrr\-I» 100 1bs, pighth b not only living on western beef and flour, but | dozen in a_box, ul Towa division of | Wearing western shoes. dozen In a box, §1:20; § ounce Jurs, 1 or == Do annual mecting of tho lowa division of | O iotrse, it is n well-known fast that the duiice Jurs 1 A s Bourse. American wheelmen will be held at Nowton | weds i3 oach ysar producing more and moro ure, 45 dozen [ 2 T d shocs. Soare the eastern or New England liver sau: of Milton Broughman of Knox- [ states, It is true that the production is fresh DOrK sauss n suffering with toothache and | ot inc suusage (bulk) e kfurt sau Dry goods, furntshing uintal. o goods, notions. Door knobs, bronze, 5-10; door , door por. Japanned. door por. pluted por. new 1ist dis. 50-10; porcelain shutt Dry goods, notion’! gonts | furnishine or 6 . HunCe smoked s On the Pu g Pamis, May 31L.—There wa provement on the bourse during tho v and prices closed buoyaut yesterday, owing to enormous bear pu a stoady im- | June 16and ok The wifc ville had b blood ng so rapidly in the cast as in | frech dose of laudanum, which ended [ the west. Some grand and magnificent | sausaze, 9ie oA g took an o hnses. The day’s rise | per life, factovics are being erccted in the cc in 3 per cent rentes was 3 centimes, making a Ernest McManus of Cherokee beat a | tral and western states, The shoe busi- riso of 1] francs on the week. The adyance | poodlo dog to death *just for the fun of the | ness is growing westward constantly, but the for the week include the f"mt'\\w Portu- | tuing, and a justice assessed him $51.35 for [ cast is not rued, and only a ve sausge slaughte ud therefore were not on the | e W W 1600 I800 I8 (G 0 135 1600 1 550 1600 1 660 1600 1700 18 5.40: Deutscho ban Workmen digging a sewer in Dubuque 145, 105.40: Deutsche l:lll‘lolll found several pine logs buried ata depth of | market. In the absence of a sufllient num- f (o six feot, Thuy were found to be sound, and | ber of transuctions to fairly establish values itis thought fnust have lain under the sur- | the market must be quoted us unchanged Tne range of prices is 31256451 for inferior to aged | extra cows, heifers and bulls; $Li@42 for s and foeders; #L25@0.5) for ¢ Kok f cattle, Calves are quoted at #2009 ono [ springers ut SK00GI0.0) per head seen | The review of the week develops no f ures essentlully different from those Ronut b Frank Farrell of Mason City has discov- [ provatling during the previous two | homeh TG TR ered Ut u bite from i gartersnake is poison- | weoks. There 15 continued scanty [ Bust hoot: i Ib round ¢ Potted b ig-1b round cans firm- | Ueviled haw, 4-1b round ¢ for some time has characterized that | Deviled b, baelb faund ¢ ich of the market. Bost Americun beeves | horted ox tonkuen b Fit e are now worth 1i3e in the London market, | o upresscd ham, -1 W round cun lowing: Prussi 152; Mexican ( excna London, ASH, DOORS, BLINDS, B"C. 50 18100 | Omean EI ] 1018 N 19 00 Manazer at Omahn. Cor. §th and Jackson sts, £ 210 squnre £ -1 squnre 1411 square 1-1b round cans’ b roun 1-1b square cans. 211 square eans \1 wareh 80 Roubles, 245 don, Jl 44 long exchange on 02805 prvate diseount, 23, — face atloust tifty v 't Stocks, Among N ion's {'l'lll‘l\\fll'«‘ two ve f ; PRANKPO! ook e . | people. andmothier Glover was one hun- | stocky Fankrout, May 31, —On the bourso during | SO o/l sy wook, She s still_quite | fancy shipplg steers, und active and was among the first sottlers, vortu- | Richard Thowmas is another old settler, Italian, 91.203 | hundred and ten yexrs old, and can be iango ou London, | on the streets most any find day. o discount, 275, M. A, Disbrow & Uon, | Bohin 8ash & Door ;,,. XSO 1600 1700 1800 1800 1000 8. F. Gilman, Omaha Milling Co., BarTENS, WELL T b 1 ik stroots C.F Bluck - Managor. | lith Street. e ) . G-1n, .12 uni“lylf‘n \rr. 210.00; | e e | STRAM AND WATER SUPPLIES dgm S0 No. 2 @i 1 | FURNITURE AND OARPETS. | 78 "Wind Engino & | A, L. Strang & Sony R O G I e Pump Co.: Wi 4, | foCer % Stone Fur- Boobe & Runyaa Fur- P e i Farnam strook niture Co. wnd 120 st G, B, o wccossors t0 C.A. Beebo | Ross, acting managor. Omiha, ewti | Furniture and carpots, | Succossoryta 5-1119 Farn Graco and Lith Sts, Gincl, white pine, KK00; €, | e -inch, white 'pine, $16.00; D, 820005 K $17.00; drop | FUR, WOOL, HID pine, #2.80; £2.45; extra AL cedar, $4 G-inch clear pine, $190; clear redwood, ' #1.2 Tugh, &0 ¢ UBING, B0~ O, G215-inch, Merehant Miller 0, et Mol s b 10 N, 10t StFO2t oy MU 113 North | e, 2 ana tzard sty | ineh well tubing, kets, D, 100 L0 | v 61 round eans v Toxas | OX tonues, 114210 round o 5 and H. flat, $2: the past week business was quiot. The final quotations include the followin 66 40 Buese, Russiu 20,405 pri Spanish, - | hippod beet. (hipped bect v board, #1.50; i blinds, 5) e tarved folt, por R niture Co., ous. A few d _ | minutes afterwa 3% | along and began play 1 | tail which was still o e | grabbed the snake ago he kilied one and a few [ yupply of prime cattle, an uninterruptedly d the house cat happeaed | b don ug with tho suuke's celing. ‘The cat finally 1 tossed it into the air lig | and caught it when it feil in such a way that the reptilo's fang was driven through tho Liverpool Markets cut’s check, Immediately pussy sprawled LIvERPOOL, May 31— WikAt—Steady; do. | 0Ut, foamed at the mouth and died in terrible | two y Bxporkerss thorofc mund_poor;” holders offer moderately; red | BROLY. huy 0 for profit, western spring, 8, 64d per cental. Marketmuster Hibbe of Dubugue, who fell | arc taking tho bulk of fine cattle gony ’i".:u'.‘.‘\:\: i tulr, i and broke his leg recently has uan ‘extended | not, however, pi a fair price for them, the Ciikkaw—Amorican, fnost Whitd und eol- | Fecord for brolich bones, At thieo, vears of | best grudes belog ouly ubout &0 pee 100 | 1 i A 8 f0r new per et oo ho fell from a wagon and had threo ribs | pounds higher in Chicago toduy than they | b ek N6, 1 con, 818 . broken, at five ho foll down a flight of stairs | were at this tin d broke his right arm; at nine he was | cattle below ¢ > and had his loft arm | furthy and broke two fing- | 10 M Arake bvo luve suilered Guite 'as much s for the luck of LONDON., May L4 p. m. closin 1and no abaten ot 2 o I 6-nch, white pi sid.n. - Consols, money N. 3, LIUAR"!. TEA, COFFEE, SPICE; it squa sar. o - e Consolidated Coffas Geo. Oberna & Co, Company, Wldand 1410 Tarnoy it Omaha, Nob, Omaha. e —————— | BILLIARDS. GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. H, Hardy & Ufl..' | The Rrunswick-. Ul”(‘-— - e ' . oy | (ollender Co, Schmoidor & Loomis, (1. T, Babjnson Notioa | Tomihniunscener | Gt 07 405 8. 101 L-fencing), o i, . ®) which Is an advance [n quotation of oue year g0 of 450, und an advance on prices current ars ago of iy bod round ma 613 8. 13th streot, d they hoy Moihite codar, st beef (Alexandry qrs, 12¢; wmlhl- cedur, by theef (Alexundrn © No. 2 com, §15.00; sh Eruits, ustyear, In all grades of | No.dcow, $11.80; No. & con X I on | SrocK BoArpS AL 1210, $1s, $15.00; B, 12 in, | Strawnermies rdopreciation In vilues ranzing from | sis, #0.0 #10.00; D, 825,003 No. 1 comi.on, 13 e Fikle togood LEO 10 1330 pound steers | fn, s1s, 10, 12 and 13 (6820005 No. 2, 818503 No. T |5 Crigncnes - Per i 15 U, sls, 14 6820, 07 No. 2, 817.505 | cherries, n,sts. 1616 #1057 Noo % | “OnaNa 20 11, 821,005 No. | D oico “the w s i best Wheat Exports o thrown by a schoolma broken af twelve Le fe als, Clear- | ers at ninoteen ho was blown fromu steepie by 1,500,000 tho'wind ana fell 110 feet, alighting on u pilo . & tho i market has shown, | 1o of snud and having his back strained; last | S¥arfetory oxpianation bas been siven, Te | 5 §lo b AT o reotipts | SHipLAR--No. 1 plain8 and 10 tn, #19.00: No. | g0a@4.00; 4 rawor of 18 quarts, & Uwatic | 2 80 N, 10, o s i B0y N2 $00G | S honding | 10 tn, grooved rooting, 12 14 and 16 £6, §10.50. FINISHING—15t und 2, ¢l 110, 528, 40007 11, ,, 2 und 2 1, 840,007 3 eleur. Tin, 525, 80,005 140 | Y RASavas—Per bunch, 82502300 for fane W03 1, $47.00; Awseleet, 1 in, s2s, $i10 Uo,, el stock, § Goods, ehlld itrdat Sax Fraxasco, Cal,, May 31 Wheat ex- lxn'l:« for last week were 215,000 contals, Clear- ugs for the week ending May obbers and lmparters of T southern | JOVb L Gents' furntaine gonly et 80 506275 per drawcr of 18ts. notions und furntshing | RN lnrated rand e Y o Tl | e —————— los, #4100 per box; Sun Sty | - —_———————— S per dor, #L.0TL0 B =y B bor o BN, 50; fanoy, | GLASS, PAINT, OIL AND DRUGS. low d Los Ang £ No. 1 comnon, Bank England Bullion, spring, at about thirty years of age, he fell | wus LoNDON, May 41 Amount of bultlon gone | off the Into the Bunk of Englund Saturduy on balineo Wity £20,0.0, Ot due 1o oxcessive. supplies. boen 7,000 head less thiu for iy 100 hewd less than the core week Lust year, while oifcrin woere the lightest forany tme within the last twelve months, The top of the market is wlly 8150, but there wero no t at bettor th 1d again broke his thigh, Hoe | atover #. Natl @, )N STOCK YARDS CO, - LIMITED. of of the Dubique highsetiool build- ing, a distance of uinety feet, alighting on a pild of bricl and breaking his thigh and jaw Paris Kentes, avd dislocating his shouldor and ankle: and PAris, May 81 —Threo per cont rentes, 04t | #bout two weeks ugo, after tuving recovered | bt 50 for the aecount from the effects of these injurics, he foll on | tions. MO of good cattl LIVE £ fOCK COvMISSION, i ! “Kennard Gloss and | J, A, Fuller & O 1R ASR RPRMBIE C Paint O e s e sh A. D, Boyer & Co By #5005 B select 1o, s2s) KL £10.00} O, selecty 1in, s2s, $20.0 i Birely o o WA Wl Garely oy S 'S0 firsoly Uvlow $ Bought Lhe bulk ot Tex 1 1 1 1 a0t 1 ] i | ways does pretty well | 1081412 ar reus. Two rings are Ouabis, Neb. An oculist says he Omaha 5.6 Kxchango Bullding, .00 or O select, wll 16:foot, $1.00 extra, after a three-ringed B or O selcet, ull | 8100 extra o8 & throe] the sidewalk y. says he is still good for fifteen or twen wnd frow’ # ore falls ey Must come his way. nus a1 [ SRS falinif thay muat come bl wey, 1olho o market was strong aguin yestorday e was active whilo the supply sted, at 14.15 ’ Oftic 3 he Paxton Hotel @470 for poor to extra woedium und b WASIINGTON, May 31.—The woekly weathier | Did not effect the hotel proper in any | Weights, wud at &8sst for poor to choice crop bulletin issued by the signal oMco today | way 80 as to interfor i says: Showers in the spring wheat region of | of the house, Only the annex w Minnesota und the Dakotas during the past | aged and g 4 weok have been lLight und not well dis. | Without the interruption of u singleday, | FHduys prices. Cuils and pizs s y - this time of your), tuken I’ conneetio Carvied Cut His ' hicat tho dechine T provisions have kept th Pronia, IlL, May 81,—Friday night Rob- | Market in a stute of great unsottlem Y | the present quotit by murked dUrCRIOe (rom hose oilt one week 4go. Until Friday the ten. i " Y et RING— A, O-inch, white pine, 8.00; O, bo gitite strousiy downward, but | Froaixa=, Gincls white ping ¥G: & | coop Ag 8, 8. 8, 12011205 Y morning an advance of Wbout 1. rod, which leuves prices fo grades wbout wh | mion grades ure Lo | Sules are now maude within | L uny pr pounds considerd oiki= w THER CKOP BULLF Y ELLow PINE—Ist und 2 clear - - 5 3 Bouth Omalin i, EShus Tiln Star, 81 William Cummings, | Blake, Bruce 2 ), S — et ol b4 et ’ i a1 s s, | 0 osvowwors v | 8 7. Coffuan, Sniloy | Hunter & Grocn, B ion Lo st o I b ’n; 30 Lxehango Bullding 15k, 525! from finixh, a2, from GROCERIES, e cusings, #5000 hure 850,00, : = e e iR, 160 And 81 Poston % Gallaghor, | Moye e v Sl ad | e pECEIVED INTO e e e bourd, 81.50; sash, % | BUYI'g3 CHEAP IMI= s d by the United o8 Sig g light ding was priucipally ratlon | i tor - medium s dam- | at’ C $40A50 for which sts have been cared for | ludieate & trifling’ ' advance with the o South Omalia, South Omanu 144 Inch, #80.00; st and 14 ind ¥ inel 5| T P, T, HUGHES, WO SALE CABH COMMISSION MERCHANT 10521664 Market Ltreet, Donyer. Colorad Yltn, UL, and Western Croamery Butter, Bggsand Cheore 10,000 A §oumpty odk on 7 11 by Inst tduriig May tributed, and in some localities some injury bas resulted from drouth and frost, but crops are doing fairly well. In the states of tho Missourl valley ‘the weather was gener- | Ot Alglors and A. J. Garduer had a quuvrel ally favorable for small grains, but 1t was too | ™ Which the lutter threatened to drown £ AR | giers, At midnight Algiers went on Peoria ‘Che drouth in northeast Nebraska has | \ake toruna trout lveuad did beon helped by gonorous rains. In Kansas | Yesterday his body was fished out and all crops wero improved, and especully boro marks of violence, He had evidently | S5 eok aeo, while wheat. which is woll headed. Prospects aro | Deon overpowered uud thrown in the lake | hiite thin ticn s And Mis. | Some time during the night three witnesses to the qu 14 mouldings. 5 per ct traw bourd, #1. TO BE JUST AS D. M. Steele & Uo,, [Bloan, o 7. streots man. b Riioon: o (oot il ppe, (820 Tapeldg ML RIOR If they had merlt, they AT i e SHINGLES, LATg-EXtFA “A pine, #1803 would not ¢ alm to be a8 - \ W ALER Bonds- Wanted - Suutod bl ity Nobri witd rogintored by the Jrof state, ah required by luws to bucome I twenty yenr why Ll WILr five yoars draw= ppeired 1ce bri ity bue | good to b ot return bids foy t the eity of Telumuh, Burt durd *A 8L extra Dine, $L.90; el petur, 40 good as something 6.56. Allen Bros, Cord, Brady & Cou due rel were vy - ineh el and | w narrowor range than osted, | this season, e per | Lutlon Vious time serally good in I it tewily | 1 ported as g 11 frost -h; little A mx‘ In sou S lons corn is being replauted, owing to dum — was plowed under on accouut of injury by > DOAE 0 be of tho opindon that June receipts | the Hoaslan iy A technical school for r.illers is to bo ec | Will full not & littie shorc of ths montis & Missouri reports wheat average, meadows ished in Paris, It will be the first of its | total, but if thut y never batter aud fruit except apples con- K n the world. | be quie, dnysua, 18 Inilh‘-«n‘n'«llull e : | Tra O R L T— - gnee within the ust u Wisconsia, Michigan, Indiana and Lili e B, governient are using largonum | o,, holieves tha he tota, ne month a ks, nds, 0 pois ruins are very light and badly distrib- | bers of the Tmproved Howe scales, Borden | Will reach thoso fgures. “os packing Lo ile | Lke dlsa0; steel curbet ks 4l sdos ted and the coel Weather retarded growth, ‘ & Selleck Co., ageuts, Chicago, 1l Wost from Murch up 1o dute 1s about W00 | iron tucks, Wi Bwedes ron upLolaterers tucks, THE BWIFT SPECIFIC CO,, ATLANTA, GA, for 800 each, dated My | b, Posts - White cedar. 6-inch. 34, 1 white ce 514-1nch, tes, 100 wihite eedur, 4-inel, round, i5e; Peunessee red cedur. spilt, e, 1ith ana Lenyenworth SWIFT'S SPECIFIC, 8. 8. 8. 1114 Harney 8 i 18 RECOGNIZED AS THE el | omana, Nebraska Ay 8¢ neh it. There regarding STANDARD. THAT I3 WHY ———— THE COUNTRY 18 FLOODED nardwe GUN FOWDER. the 1y WITH IMITATIONS OF IT Hugh G. Clark ty of Tekwmah, All 1 o8 bo tho cuse It will urred only | perus- Light urs at leust. | qucky cow, dis 611,000, No PACKS, HIRADS, "u K p, f tha ty. The councll reserve Frc.—Amerlean iron carpet Books on Blood and Skin discases frea, Dupoats ity counoll of sald vity, 'Lhio colnel Tesords ating caps, fi | dross k. 1L Atkluson, olty clerk, “Bids for Bouds,” Tekumub, Neb, M2BATH _brass, hand, dis, T0e; Ken- recelpts for June, | © I l KXo L Cor. 11th and Howard sts. | Cornr 11th. ad. Harn oy Randazzn & Son, o 1 South 12th Str I Iscounts 40-10, P 0 3 iziin per doz, $0.00; ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, § < | Spear Point. per dor. [y g 3 LgnE NAi.s-Nogd 8 01 | Wolf Eleotrioal Go. | 7 smoked pork N 19 diswo [ Wustrated Cataloguo | i PAPER. | RUBBER G'DS, smoked k:lmmmuu. g 19 dis 2o e -l:"l < ‘" — per cont dis, 3 = T Carry nfall stock of [Manufacturing ant jo) AR ot prics afe for lots of ity pounds e os Nowt, 2 and, b gate, b | FARM MACHINERY, ETC i, wraping o | ors il kin Ifnf.’ y despond- A upwirds: @ less quantity jge more, cou W ook and strap, 8 (0 er 101 g writing puper, card pa koo s fEhiesey 14,6 Kio Tintos, #0f; Credit’ Foncier, | (he amusement ent man could look at th business in New | "0 PN 4RI 6 0 a0 MEATS, JUBMEIE g upWariadinor 100 1ok isic: Parlin, Orendor® &| Ror ol 1008 Murnam stroot Bl41; Suez Canal, 21, Miss Lillinn Care, o former Webster City | Bugland in such a light Trccauien | standurd D. Aw No.o, Kb 1o bOFeents Martin Co., i ToalorREagont SBEDS | STOVES., A oung lady, is now successfully filling the ] TR iR = CornerJones and 45 sty | andia Plow Co, . o o Berlin Quotations. osttton of teacher in & govcrninent Tidian | CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKGET. — Lumbe B 9 Emerson 82010 Duffy-Trowbridrs Benuiy, May 3L—Home funds and the | school at Albuquerque, N. M : it SRR R Quotations are for cur lots on bourd eurs at | — 00 e S nde leading foreign sceuritios wero well sup- [ Moses Cleveland of Dubuque has just | <4iCAte, Wit ShmibuolalRels o Diw ERODUOT, Ohaz FLOUR. Seet growors, o, |8tovs Muufad's I, ported on the bourso during the past week, | colebrated his niuety-second birthday. Tho [ FEEIERE WOES B IR BRIt © 10 2 k Ll eliate > o - el AL | Manufa ture stoverant whilo bank and industrial securitics were | 014, gentlomen was in the war of 1512 and 2 Ve e 61 18t 20 f . tt | Broken Bow Roller R. T. Davis Mill Co., -4 south tath, 1, Bteve i, © | had six sons in the war of the rebellion one thousand head went direct to local X chan TS SRS e 1218-1215 Loavenworth sty weak. The fiual quotations include the fol. | H8¢ SIx sons k& s 3N, h 2 0 18 Milling Co., C.G. Uniderwood, me——— .’