Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 25, 1892, Page 5

DUN'S REVIEW OF THE WEEK | 5 Promises of Immense Orops Act as a ) Stimulant to Trade, WANUFACTORIES ACTIVELY AT WORK Dnprecedented Increase in the Boot and Shoe Trade—Reports from Tusiness CenterseWall Streot for n Week ~Clearing House Statoments, Nrw Yonk, June 24, —R. G, Dun's weekly Yoview of trade says: Another week has assed with great improvement in the grow gorops. In wheat so great a cnange of pondition appears that men begin to ques- Mon whether the yleld this year will not plosely approximate the unprecedented crop M1 1801, For other grain and cotton the out- Jook is dacidedly better and there is reason now 1o tiope for bighly satisfactory results from TEN | Thin Coats and Vests, In Mohairs, Serges, Alpacas, DEMUCRATY, R 52.20 regular stores will ask $4 for them. the year's ngricultural harvest. ln conse- ~ "™ guence there is sironger trade throughout of distribution. Tho imvrovementis less marked at ko south, owing to the very low ome vegions, Theone point of anxiety in Fogard to the wage dispute in the iron manu increased trade, while in other great in- dustries the situation 1s clearly more favora- In the Metal Market. Tho iron manufacturers acsico a revision Amproved machinery has enabled lavor to ~eS&x Produce 00 per cent more than in former -cont basis is no longer just. There is Jittle round for hope that & prolonged strike may orms of manufacturad ivon and steel dis- inctly improves. Taero is a better demand ing tirmer, and some gain in bar iron and i in steel rails, Pig iron 18 sull wesk t northern makers wait to see whether a strike is coming before reducing prices, are reported at 115( cents. Tin bas also taken & sudden fall to 211{ cents and lead is lower outsiders are selling below the combination rices, non a season axpected to bo one of unpre- vedented activity, the year's shipments are ever known, and gaining every week, There is n fairly large business in low han usual for the season. Print cloths are $irong atd¥ couts aud some advance in Reports from the Cities. At Boston the demand from recently &nd busincss is strong. Lower prices for bleached shirtings have caused largo sales voolen mills are steadily employed and there fre lurge orders for fall goods in the boot and With overy prospect for the largest trade #ver kuown. kably gooa season, and thero is somo 1m- Py dry goods, with larger demand prices tho lowest for the year. At Pittsburg there are brighter prospeots the country and especially ut western centers Price of cotton and continuca high water in facture operates for the prescut to cause ble thun usual. of the wage scale on the ground that the ars, aud has reduced prices o far that the B aviion; ana msSHIIGH tie Usthn For il for plates and for struciural iron, prices ) wnd feverish, southern supplies being large, -3 b Copper Is an eighth lower large snles at$4.05 1o sume transoctions. Coal is dull and The boot and shoo manufacture is entering miready within 2 per cent of tiw. greatest rade woolens, and sales of wool are better Prints is anucipated. flooded western disiricts has fully revived nd prices bave been raised again, The phoo trade, so that the factories are busy »T " At Philadolphia the grocery tradohas a re- rom the south, Wool buying 1s ciose, with of a wage settlement, but finished iron is veland better trade is seen m_ gro rdware and shoes and other busi- Plaid Flannel Coats and Vests, Only a few left. In Worsteds, Corkscrews and Cassimeres, stripes, light colors, blacks, etc., ¢ up STRAW HATS, BOc up. 18 fair for the season. o especially busy ohinery is a little slow. Trade with Chicago is iarger than a g0, with ipts double Iast year's in 0.r, corn, rye, onts, dressed beef and lard, Bnd even greater increaseein barloy, with a dligut lces in wool, cheese and butter! Buy 'S8 In the West, At Milwaukeo busiess 1is quiet, but though crops are’ buckward the prospect is considered very fair. At Minneapolis n marked increase is scon fn trade, with a large business in lumber and £00d operations. At St. Paul trade 1s good and prospects right. Midsummer dulluess appeurs at St. ouis, although railvoads are having tem- porury blockndes sinco th floods abated and usiness is as strong as could be expected, At Omuha trado is good in all lines, and at [ausas City in wholosale branches, receipts of grain beine liberal. % At Denver business is fair. At Louisville trade is smisfactory and im- proviug, and at Litte Rock prospects are righter, but business at Memphis is in- active and at New Oricaus dull on account of high water. Speculation has not been especially active mnd wheat 15 unchanged in price, though ‘wostern receipts are 2,000,000 bushels in 8 thirty days and exporis are only 73,000 " Lushels. ., Corn receipts at the westare 2,400,000 Yushels in thirty days with smail exports, but the price has advauced 2 cents and oats The foundries at Cincinnati, but ma- B cents, Pork products are unchanged but oil is 13 vonts and coffeo ¥ of & cent lowes Gold ,exports were quite ind merchandise mous followed cpendent of balances, for tho enor- produce exports in May aro by an increaso of 25 per cent New York in Juno thus far, rogate for the fiscal year 1o every part of the country money is in abundant supply and the demand “at nearly all points 1s only moderate, collections being generally quite satisfuctory for the season. “T'he busiuess failures occurring through- out the country during the last seven day Are 190 as compared with totals of 170 last week. [or the corresponding week of last year tho fizures wero 234, WALL STRI R A WEEK. Amerlean the M Politios Influen i Marked Dogree. i New Youk, June 24.—Bradstreet's weekly § review says: The Chicago couvention and goid shipmeuts divided the atieation ot Wall street during the week. As regards the former, specutative sentiment seomed to ro- xard the renomination by the great political parties of their respective champions of four yoars ago with satisfaction, Farly in the week there was a rather buil- Ish tendency to prices. Thuraday's market was as dull as those which precodsd 1t, and the traders who had been waiting to buy found iu the shipment to Europe of ac unex- pectediy lavge amount of gold (making #,- 30,000 for the week) a fair oxcuse for seliing o the market. Tho continued ease with which European powers obtain supplics of gold from the country attracts increase attention, aud its connection with tho de- erease in tho treasury’s specie holdiy the uugmentation of the amount of silver hotes is u matwor which is caroestly dis- cussed in financial e With tho aj proach of July the money market usual Bbows increased activity through the renewal ¥ of waturing ioaus, and in this case it proves 1 to be 10 exception, though the exception through the sbarp isquiry which pro- vails - has yet bad liutle effect - on rates. Burope has' taken littlo or no ] art the market, aud if tho preva- ont dullness here was no obstacle 1o such action, tbe of a purliuwentary o ection would fucnish an ample explanation of its indifferenco to spceulation in American shures, Friduy’s markot was disturbed by the unexpected engagement of $1,750,000 gold aud by bearish ressire on several trading stocks. An un- avorable bank statewent is looked for today, Wwhich also tendod 1o give » bearish tone 1o the proceediugs. [uterest in the motual market was confined to a limited number of stocks, CLEARING HOUSE SYATE Ow » =NEw You, June 24. —Tue following vable, compiled by Bradstroe's, gives the clearing bouse roturns for the weei endipg June 23, 1502, wud the porceutage of increase or de- gs and | cl that KEngland is on the eve | MAIL. ORDERS FILLED. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: $SATURDAY, JU S 256, 1892, UBLICANS, INDEPENDENTS, All together cleaned us out $5 suits, and now we place on FROCIKKS AND They are worth up as high as $20 a suit and cheviots, all new shades, on second counter from front, of our sale 400 NECKWEAR IN ENDLESS VARIETY. BEST SILK TIES..........28¢ IO TIES il aie 633808 CIKS at 810.00 are in cassimeres, worsteds, LOOK AT THE WINDOW | TEN Thin Underwear, 25¢ garment. 5 colors Underwear at $1.00 a Suil Others ask $2. 5 For Stainless Black, Brown, Ecru 1 G and Tan Sox, worth 25c. Suspenders 15¢, were 35c. Suspenders 25¢, were 50c, —OTr—SO'E; White bhlr—t:m;thc“e_nvy of all. . Colored Shirts 50c, 75¢, $1, up to the finest black silk stripe Shirt at $2.50 that Hellman used to sell for $4. Biggest Bargain of all WAS Swiss Conde Outing Shirts, All colors, non-shrinkable. Omaha never saw such a bargain before OUTING SHIRTS All éAtyles. All Prices. crense, as compared with tho corrosponding week of last year: crries. | cLeARINGS. - -+asw01004 Rochester..... Salt Luko City. Now Haver Portiand, 4 1061684 1,008, r w Bedford Topeks ¥ elena.. . sBinghawto *Galveston. . Statos . 3 w York .. Dominfon of Ca Total United Kxcluding N Tinlifax. Hamilton Tota! T would like to soand the praise of Hood's Sarsapariliaover tho entiro univorse,” writes Mrs. Lougenezicer of Union Deposit, Pa. OPENING 0O TODAY, FIN i L The Pecos Valley of New Mexic attracting the attention of home se in all parts of the United States. Kini gration is pouring in there steadily and the indications are that the greatest tide of travel ever centered in any country, of equal extent, will low 1nto that valley next fall, Over 800 new farms have 0 opened up there within the past wonths and the owners of them age 80 well pleased with their investments, thut they are writing to all their friends to vome and join them. This should salisfy any man that the Pecos Valley is all that is claimed for it. Lund val- ues will, of course, ndvance rapidly when the great tide of emigration sets in. Fall fnformation may be had by address- ing G. O. Shields, Eddy, N, M, — - T SODA FOU i & 0, is FINy » TAIN IN AMERICA AT K Building s, Tho following permits were 1ssued by the superintendent of buildings vesterday: Robert Nolson, one and one-half story frame dwolling, 42 South Sixth street.$ 1, One minor perumit 0 IR nrsseissdiaiosass asas $ 1700 What folly! be without Beecham's Dills. DRINK KUBN'S S50DA, COLDEST AND BEST, MET THE REDUCED RATE. The Santa Fe Sees Rock Isla on Southwestern Cattle, Freight Agent Dinkins of the Santa Fa re- turned yesterday morning from headquarters at Topeka and brought the news that his line had met tho reduced Rock lsland rate on cattle from the southwest. The Santa ¥o has issued a circular aonouncing that the rato from Oklahoma and Indian Territory poiuts to Omaba and South Omaha wil here- after bo but $12.50 higher than tho rate to Kansas City on shipments made by way of Concordia, Kan. This means that tho Bur- lington has joined with the Santa Fe in making the reduced rate. Tho old tariff still holds good ou shipments by way of Kausas City and Superior, but it is thought that the Missouri Pacitic and the Elkborn will soon come to time, Tarlr Omaha has just taken on a new air of met- ropolitanism. - Heretofore Puliman car tick- ots have been sold by the railroad agents, but the Pullman company has just opened an offico of its owa at the union depot, & part of the ladies' waiting room having been panti- uoued off for that purpose, The Pullman’s oftice at the Council Bluffs transfer has been abandoned, and the agent, William Lucas, has been assigned to tho Omaha ofice. Thi$ inaicates that the opening of the bridge to the Rock Island and the Milwaukee hus transferred tho business from Council Bluffs to this city. The Union Pacific has received from J. Z Werst, the statistician of the Chicago Bo; of Trade, a review of the crop situation which predicts a shortage of 400,000,000 bushels as compared with last year, but it states that the best general conditions pre- vail in Neoraska and Kansas, A report submitted from tho Roston nows bureau states that “Nobraska makes the best show- 1ug of auy state in the corn belt,” D. W. Hitcheock of San F'rancisco, Pacific coust passenger agent of the Union Pacific, i8 In the city making the rounds of old time friends witli that other vetaran, Harry Deuel. Mr. Hitcheock was one of the pioneers of Omaha, huving located here in 18 Rock Island trains wore abandoned vester- day on account of a washout in Illinois. The Sloux City route’s Spirit Lake sleeper will go on tonight, All Burlington trains in Illinois were | avandoned o aocount of washopts, ————— Champagne hias a large amount of carbonic acid 1 it; it is healthy and nourishing. Cools’s Extra Dry Imperial 1 the best. e ODA FOUNTAIN IN AMERICA , 16TH sT. — Over Undralned Lots, ‘The Board of Public Works held a session yosterday afternoon for the purposo of de- ciding why certain water-covered lots shoula not be declarea nuisances and filled av the owners' expeuse. Numerous property owuers appeared 1o protest. ‘Puey vlaiined that in the north part of the city the sewers were not in u condition to carry off the sur- olus surface water. Toe board decided to examine all of the lots prior wo July 1, the | date on which it is proposed to invite bids for filling the lots. FINE AT KUHN’, s DeWitt’'s Sarsaparilla aestroy sous as scrofula, skin disoass, matsm, sucn poi czoma, rhoa Its timely usesaves many lives, B DRINK KUIN'S 850DA. COLDEST AND BEST. — Tales of Trouble. About 12 o'clock Thursdaay night John | tho lowest and was awi Savage, a conductor on the Sherman avenue motor line and a nephew of Dotective Savage, fell into a manhole which bad beon left open on the Seventeenth stroet side of the New York Life building, and had an arm and a leg broken. He was also othervise seriously bruised and cut, and will be laid up for some weelks C. . Bartlett, aged 21, a student of the Omaha Business college, is missing, and it 1s toared has boen drowned. He was boarding at 1716 Cass stroot_and had made all ar- rangements to raturn to his home in Wayne, Neb., on Tuesday last, His trunk was packed on Monday evening ready for his de- parture in the morning, and on that evoning he asked a friond to go bathing with him, This friend could not go, and it is supposed young Bartlett went alone, Atany rato ho left his gold watch and other belongings in his room and has not since been heara_from. His father Is now in the city looking for bim, To Cleanso the § Effectually yot gently, when costive of bilious or when the bload is impure or slug- gish, to permanontly cure habitual constipa- tion, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity, without irritating or weak- ning them, to dispal headaches, colds or fevers, use Syrup of Figs. e Or NG OF KUH SODA FOUNTAIN TODAY. FINEST FOUNTAIN IN COUNTRY. T NO PARK YET. South Side Pleasure Grounds Still Unde- cided Upon, The Board of Park Commissioners met yesterday aftornoon and accomplished a good deal of argument and transacted a very littlo business, After the usual accumula- tion of bills had been approved the question of a park on the south side was taken up. At the last meeting the board resolved to purchase no land until ai least sixty acres should be obtainable. This cortroverted the plans of several owners of property in Clark & Sautter's addition who wanted to sell a plat of land to the city for a park. They were on hand yesterday with an additionsl propos- ition, but as they still failed to reach the sixty-acre limit the matter was postponed in- definitely. R. S, Berlin, representing the county com- missioners, said that the board was ready to assist the park cowmission in any way and specifically in the vacation of that portion of Leavenworth stroet which passes through E.mwood park. After thanking Mr. Beriin for huis assurance of co-operation the board adjourned. DeWitt's Sarsapareia éleanses the blood, incroases the appetit and'tones up the sys tem. It nhas benefitted’ many psople who have suffered from blood disorders. It wall belp you. s ———— e Federal Bullalug Supplies. 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