THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , JUNE 25 , 1892.
'S ' REVIEW OF THE WEEK
> Vromlsea of Immense Oropa Act as a
Stimulant to Trado. _
MANUFACTORIES ACTIVELY AT WORK
'
] jHtrercilmilr | < l Increnio In tlio Hoot nnil
Slum Trntlo Imports from lluMiion *
Onlrr U'nll Stront tor \Vcok
Clonrlni. Home Htntoiiiciitn.
N w YonK , Juno2 . U. O. Dun's weekly
Review of trade snys : Another week has
kasscd-wtth great Improvement In the grow-
inf. crops. In wheat so grunt a ctiatitro of
Condition appears thai man begin to ques
tion whether the yield this year will not
flo.iclv approximate the unprecedented crop
if is'JI. For other grain and cotton the out-
iookUtlocModlyboilofnndthorols reason now
to tiopo for highly satisfactory results from
the year's agricultural harvest. In conse-
Bucnco there la stronger trade throughout
the country and especially lit western centers
of distribution , The Improvement Is less
pinrkod at tbo south , owing to tti _ vary low
price of cotton nnd oonttnuca high water In
Jiorao legions. Tim ono point of anxiety In
regard to the wngo dispute In the Iron manu
facture operates for the present to cause
increased trade , whllo In olhor great in
dustries the situation is clearly more favora
fclo tbiiti usual.
In the Mrtnl .Market.
Tlio I ton manufacturers dcslro a revision
of the wage scale On the ground that tlio
Improved machinery has enabled labor to
. "fSroduco CO per cent moro than In former
rears , ntid bas reduced prices so far that tbo
ft-cont basis Is no lougor Just. There Is little
( round for hope that a prolonged strike maybe
bo nv'eriad , ana meantime tlio domaud for ull
forms of manufaoturod Iron and stool ells
lltictly Improves. There Is a bettor domaud
tor plates and for structural Iron , prices
being tinner , and some gain In bar Iron am1
oven In steel rails. 1'ig iron is still \voak
pnd feverish , southern supplies being large ,
but northern makers Wall to sou wnothur a
trlko Is coming before reducing prices.
Copper Is an eighth lower nnd largo sales
pro reported nt IIJC cents. Tiu has also talien
a sudden full to Ul > f cents nnd lead Is lower
at * 1.05 In some transactions. Coal Is dull nnd
outsiders nro selling below the combination
prices.
The boot nnil shoo manufacture Is entering
tipon a onson oxpcctud to uo ono of unpre
cedented activity , the year's irhlpmonls nro
Klruady within 'J per cent of lira * groaiost
fever loiown , mid gaining every week.
Thcro Is n fairly largo business in low
Crhda woolens , nnd sales of wool are bolter
than usual for tlio season. Print cloths nro
atrong nticontK ; ; and some advance in
prints Is anticipated.
Ili'porlH Ironi the Cltlofl.
At Boston the domiind from recently
flooded western districts has fully revived
end business Is strong. Lower prices for
bleached shirtings have caused largo sales
pnd prices buvo boon raised again. The
V'oolen mills nro steadily employed and there
bro lurgo orders for fall goods in the boot and
feboo trade , so that tlio factories are busy
> vlth every prospect for the largest trade
ever known.
f
- At 1'hllauolphia the grocery trade has a TO-
fimrkubly goua season , and there U some im
provement In dry COOUB , with larger demand
from the south. Wool buying IB close , with
prices tbo lowest for the year.
. At Flltsburg there nro brighter prospcoU
Of a wogo settlement , but finished Iron Is
good.At .
At Cleveland better trade Is seen in gro
corlos , hardware nnd shoes , and other bust-
JD iuir lur iuu auuauu.
ere especially busy nt Cincinnati , but ma
chinery IK u little slow.
Trade with Chicago Is larger than a year
co , with receipts double last year's in
Jlojr , corn , rye , oats , dressed beef and lard ,
kind oven greater increaseIn barley , with a
> llght Icis In wool , chooao nnd butter.
* In the U'rst.
At Milwaukee business Is quiet , but
though crops ate ! backward the prospect Is
considered very fair.
At Minneapolis a marited Increase Is soon
in trade , wltn a largo business In lumber and
peed operations.
At St. Paul trade Is good and prospects
bright. Midsummer dullness appears at St.
Loui ) , although railroads arc hudng tom-
pornry blockades since tbe floods nbatod and
business Is as strong as could bo expected.
At Onmba trade Is good In all lines , and at
JCnusua Citv In wholesale tirancDcs , receipts
of grain belli ir libonil.
i At IJcnvcr business Is fair.
At Liouisvlllo trndL Is aallsfaotory and Im
proving , nnd nt Little Rock prospects are
brighter , but business at Memphis is in
active and at Noxv Orleans dull on account
of high wutor.
Speculation has not been especially active
nnd wheat is unchanged in prlco , * though
western receipts nro i,000,000 ! bushels in
. thirty days uud exports are only TJ.OOO
\ Corn receipts nt the woat ore 2.400,000
Bushels In thirty days with small exports ,
but the prlco has advanced 2 cents and oats
U cents.
Pork products nro unchanged but oil Is 1)
cents and coffee jy of a cent lower.
Gold . ( apoits were rjulto independent ot
fnercbnndiso balances , for tlio enor-
tnous produce exports In May are
followed by an Incrcuso ot 22 per cent
lu exports from Now York in Juno thus far ,
indicating an sggrogato for the Usual year
not fur from $1,034,000. In every part of thu
country money Is In abundant supply anil
the demand at Hourly ull points is only
moderate , collections being generally qulto
lutlafuclory lor the season.
'Ttiu business failures occurring through-
i out the country durlnir the last seven days
re I'M as compared with totals of 179 last
Wee If. For the corresponding woolt of last
rear tbo lleurus were ' . ' 31.
\VAIjf. STItUKT roil A WKUlf.
flmorlrnn and Kurapcnn Politics Iiilluenccil
tlin MiirKot to u Markml Dogruo.
NEW YOHK , Juno 24. Brnditroot's weekly
review saya : The Chicago oonvoutton and
gold , shipments divided the attention ot Wall
street during the wcok. As regards tlio
former , speculative sentiment scorned to re
gard the ronomluatlon by the great political
parties of tholr respective champions of four
fears ago with satisfaction.
Karly In the week there was a rather bull
ish tendency to prlco * . Thursday's markut
'was ps dull us thoio which preceded it , nnd
the trader'who had boon waiting tb buy
found In tbo shipment to Europe of ac unex
pectedly Urga amount of gold ( making $5-
B.VOUO ) for the week ) u fair excuse for
selling ou the market. Thn continued ouso
with which European powers obtalnsupplles
of gold from the country attracts Increased
Pttcmlon. uud Its connection with the do-
crenso lu Ilia treasury's gpcclo boldli.g * and
the augmentation of the iimount of silver
HOICK Is u mutter which U carncslly dls-
cusbcd In llnuncml circles. With tno ap
preach of July the money , market usually
ehous Increased activity through the renewal
of maturing loutm , ant ) In this ca&oli proves
to bn no exception , though tno exception
through the bharu luijulry which prevails -
vails lias yet had little effect on
rates. Europe has' takeu little or no
part In tbo market , and if the preva
lent dullness hero was no obstacle to such
action , tbo fact that England Is ou the ova
of u purllutcontar.v o.cclloii would furni.su an
umplo explanation of It * Indiffurenca to
) iccutatinti lu American Khurcs , Friday's
inarkot was disturbed by tha unexpected
ongageiiu < ut of $1,750,1100 gold uud by boaiUb
-pn > u uro on several trading stocUs. An un-
lavorubla bank statement U looked for today ,
which also tended to glvo a bcarub tone to
the proceedings. Interest In the actual
tnurkulVM coniluoii to u lltnltod number of
ttockj.
J ( ! l.i.UUN : < l
Oinnhu AKO'II ' t < > Ihu 1'runt ultli 11 Ijirgo
Intiri'iiav ItuporU friini Other Cllli'U.
- New VOISK , Juno 2-1. Too following table ,
1 compiled by Urudstroot's , givci the clearing
bnuso rotuviis for the week ondmg Juno 23 ,
, JJ IH'.c,1 ' , am ) the porooutago of lucreuso or do-
RP ITTTII n If1 A IIP V
I Jjl UUblbllllO , TEN
All together cleaned us out of our
$5 suits , ancf .1. now we place . on sale 400
FROCKS AN ® SACKS at $1O.OO
They are worth up as high as $20 a suit and are in cassimeres , worsteds ,
cheviots , all new shades , on second counter from front , LOOK AT THE WINDOW.
Thin $2,25
Coats and Vests , ,
In Mohairs , Serges , Alpacas , regular stores
will ask $4 for them.
Plaid
Flannel Goafs and Vests ,
Only a few left.
3OO Pants
In "Worsteds , Corkscrews and Cassimeres ,
stripes , light colors , blacks , etc. ,
UP.
STRAW HATS , gOc .up.
MAIL. ORDE.RS
s
crease , as compared with the corresponding
week of last year :
" 1 would llito to sound the prulso of Hood's
barsaparllluover the ontlro universe , " writes
Airs. Lougonoicer of Union Deposit , I > u.
Ol'KNINd Or KUIIN'S SODA FOUNTAIN
TODAY. FlNKhT FOUNTAIN IN COUNTKV.
The Pocoa Vulloy of Now Mexico , is
nttructin the iittontiuu of homo puolcora
in all parts of the United Status. Kml-
pnition is pouring in there utondlly and
the iiulicntlons mo tlnit tliotcreutost tldo
of tnivol over centered in any country ,
of equal extent , will How into tlmt valley
next fall , Over . ' 100 now fiirmB have
boon opened up thot-o 'within the past
six months and the owneru of thorn nvo
BO well uloiiHoil with ttiolr investments.
th\it they are writing to all tlioirfrioiula
to ooino and join them. This should
ualidfy any man that the Pecoa Valley
Is all that is claimed for it. Land val-
una will , of uourco , advance rapidly when
the ( ; rent lido of omipi'utlon boU in.
Fnll informntlon may bo had by addrofcs-
iiiT ( G. O. Shields ; Eddy. N. R
FlNHST SODA FOUNTAIN IN AMUUICA
AT KUJIN'H , ICTH ST.
lluilillni ; IVrmlli.
The folio win K normltj wore issued by the
suoerlntondont of bulldlnifi rostorduy :
Hiibi-rt NuUon , unu and one-half story
fruinudwollurUUJtoittliSixthbtruet.1 l.WO
Ono minor pornm . . . . . "x )
Totnl t l.TOJ
What folly ! To bu without Uoecbam'a
J2
DltlNK JLvUIIK'S 600A. COLDUST AND
UKST.
MET THE REDUCED BATE.
Tlio Siuitn Te Seen the Hock Iglaiul's Tariff
on .SoutlMTttfttcrii Cllttlo.
Freight Agent Dlnldns of the Santa Fo re
turned yestorJay mornlnicfrom headquarters
at Topeka and brought the nov/s that his line
had mot the reduced Hock Island rnlo on
cattle from the southwest. The Santa Fa
has issued a circular announcing that the
rate from Oklahoma and Indian Territory
points to Omaha and South Omaha will hereafter -
after bo but S1-.53 hlchor than the rate to
Kansas City on shipments made by way ot
iJoncordla. ICan. This means that the Bur
lington has Joined with the Santa Fo In
making the reduced rato. The old tariff still
holds good ou shipments by way of Kansas
City and Superior , but It Is thought th&t the
Missouri Pacific and the Klkhorn will soon
coma to time.
Omaha bas just taken on a now air of ttiat-
ropolltanlim. Heretofore i'ullman car ticU-
ots have been sold by the ruilroad agents ,
but the Pullman company bas lust opened an
oCIco of its owa at the union depot , a part of
tbe ladies' waiting room having been pavi
lioned off for that purpoio. The Pullman's
ofllco at tno Council Bluffs transfer bas boon
abandoned , nnd the agent , William Lucas ,
has boon assigned to the Omaha onieo. This
Indicates that the opening of the bridge to
the Rock Island and tbo Milwaukee bus
transferred tbo business from Council Bluffs
to this city.
The Union Pacific has received from J. Z.
Worst , the statistician of the Chicago Board
of Trade , a review of the crop situation
which predicts a Rbortago of 400,000,000
bushels as compared with last year , but It
states that the best general conditions pro-
\-all la Nebraska and Kansas. A report
submitted from the Boston uows bureau
states that "Nobr&ilcu makes the host show
ing of any stoto in the corn bolt , "
U. W. Hitchcock of San Francisco , Pacific
coast passenger agent of tno Union Pncilio ,
Is In the city making the rounds of old ttmo
friends with that other veteran , Harry Oouol.
Mr. Hitchcock was ono ol the piouoors of
'
Omaha , hu'viiig located tioroin 1S37.
Rock Inland trains were abandoned yostor-
dav on account of a washout In Illinois.
Tbo Sioux City route's Spirit Lakosloopor
will go on tonight.
All Burlington trains In Illinois were
abandoned or , account of washouts.
Champagne bos a largo amount of carbonlo
acid in It ; It Is healthy and nourishing.
Cook's Extra Dry Imperial 's the boat.
FlNUST SODA FOUNTAIN IN AlIEHIOA ,
AT KUIIN'S , 15TII ST.
Ovur Uiiilriilnnd Lots.
Tbo Board of Public Works bold a session
yesterday afternoon for the purpose of de
ciding why certain wator-covorod lots snoula
not bu dodurua nuisances and filled nt the
owners' expanse. Numerous property
owiiors appoarou to protest. Tlioy claimed
that in the iiortb part of the city tlio sewers
wore not In u condition to carry oil the sur
plus surface water. Too board decided to
examine all of tbo lots prior to July 1 , the
data on which it is proposed to Invlto bids
for tilling the lots.
Do Witt's Sarjapirllm aimroy * sucn pal
sons as scrofula , nln disoiia , czuini , rhau
tnatuin. Its timely muiavoi many livoi.
DllINIC KUIIN'S faODA. COLDKST AND
IIKST.
_ _
Tlllcn ol Trouble.
About 13 o'clock Tuursduay night John
NECKWEAR
IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
BEST , , SILK TIES 2Sc
SOe TIES 28c
78c ; .TIES . 38c
$1.OO > TIES SOe
f -a
Savage , a conductor on the Sherman avenue
motor line and a nephew of Uotcctlvo Savage ,
fell into a manhole whluh bad boon left open
on the Seventeenth street sida of the Now
York Life building , uud had an arm nnd a
log broken. Ho was also otherwise seriously
brulsod ana cut , and will bo laid up for some
weeks. ,
C. E. Bartlett , aged 21 , a student of the
Omaha Business college , Is missing , ana It is
feared has boon drowned. Ho was boarding
nt 1710 Cass street and bad made all ar
rangements to rot urn to bis homo In Wayne ,
Neb. , on Tuesday last. His trunk was
paakod on Monday evening ready for his de
parture In the morning , nnd on that evening
no asked a friend to go .bathing with him.
This friend could not go , and it Is supposed
young Bartlett wont alone. At any rate ho
loft bis gold watch and othnr belongings in
his room and bas not since been hoara from.
His father is now in the city looking for
him. i
To Cleanse tlio System
Effectually yet gently , when eostlvo of
bilious or when the bloajd is tmpuro or slug
gish , to permanently cure habitual constipa
tion , to awaken the kidneys and liver to a
healthy activity , without Irritating or weak-
ntng them , to di pal headaches , oolds or
fevers , use Syrup of Figs.
OPENING or KUHN'S SODA FOUNTAIN
TODAY. FINEST FOUNTAIN IN COUNTRY.
NO PARK YET.
South Siilo I'lonHiiro Gronmla Still Untlo-
ciilod Upon.
The Board of Park Commissioners mot
yesterday afternoon and accomplished a
good deal of argument and transacted a very
little business. After the usual accumula
tion of bills had boon approved the question
of a park on the south sldo was
taken up. .At the last mooting tbo
board resolved to purchase no laud
until al least sixty acres should bo
obtainable. This controverted the plans of
several owners of property in Clarlc &
Sautter's addition who wanted tu sell a plat
of land to the city for a park. They wore on
hand yesterday with an additional propos
ition , but as they still failed to roauh the
sixty-aero limit tbo matter was postponed in
definitely.
U. S. Berlin , representing the county com
missioners , said that the board wus.roady to
assist the park commission in any way and
specifically in the vacation of that portion of
Lenvonvvorth street which passes through
Eiinwood park. Af tor thanking Mr. Benin
for his assurance of co-onoration tbo board
adjourned.
_ _
DoVYltt's Sarsaparoia'cloanses the blood ,
lucruasos the appotit nnd'toaoi ' up tbo sys
torn. It has beiiallttod1 'many ' pjoplo who
have suffered from blooddisorders. . It will
help you. J i
I'oiloral Itnllilliig HuppUcK.
Bids for the privilege ol furnishing n va
riety of supplies to luo * federal building for
tbo next fiscal year \voro opened at noon
yesterday by Collector I Wxandur.
Of tbo live bidders. fqrr furnishing coal the
Omaha Coal , Coke and , .Wrao company was
tbo lowest and was awaniod the eoutraot.
Tburo wore three bldpars on ice , but the
authorities want rosorvpjr ice and none have
boon accepted. '
The Morio Ury Gooajf company will furnish
|
nish the miscellaneous
DoU'llt'sSarsaparllU'Uiiretlaule.
Ol'KNINO OF KUHN'S ' SODA FOUNTAIN
TODAY. FlNKST FOUNTAIN IN COUNTRY.
Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest U. S. Gov't Report
THE EPITAPH
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, Aak your Druggist for -
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J the unnatural discharge' and
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CINCINNATI , O.
Thin Underwear , 25c garment.
5 colors Underwear at $1.00 a Suit
Others ask $2.
For Stainless Black , Brown , Ecru )
and Tan Sox , worth 25c.
Suspenders ISc , were 35c.
Suspenders 25c , were 50c.
Our QOG hite Shirts are the envy of all.
. Colored Shirts 50c , 75c , $1 , up to the finest
black silk stripe Shirt at $2.50 that Hellman
used to sell for $4.
Biggest Bargain of all Cl WASj
Swiss Conde Outing Shirts , 4-1 -
All colors , non-slirinkable.
Om'aha never saw such a bargain before
OUTING SHIRTS All All
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
Farnam St , Theatre
LAST WEEK.
DODD OPERA CO. ,
IN
Matlnco Wednesday and Saturday.
WONDSRX.AHD.
WeekCommencing. ) uno 20th.
DIJOU OPEIiA OO
On QWEET Ofl JTOOTMnHT f\ ) \
ttv OINO-JSRS , TAVORITES. LV
nm half of week , "MIKADO. "
Ijist half of wcok , "MASCOTT. "
8TIIONG CAhT. AMj BTAHS.
Ono Dime to All. SenU , Z nnil ID Cents
14th1 WillUPPER
UPPER ALTON , ILL.
ISTERIIILITM AGUf.
A tlioroiiRh school. Prepares for Collecc or
fs . Within aOmilcsofSt. I.onlB. Address
COL. WILLIS DROWN , Superintendent.
SCHOOL
Unlvcrnlty-pronnrntory. ( Kstahllshcd 18711. )
CHICAGO , Ihl.l.NUIs. Yunnx Ladles ami
Uhlldron. For further particular : ) KUdross
ijL'iloou'JJ.1) I'r.ilrlo Avu.Chluugo
TUB SHORTEST LINE TO CII1CAGO
is via the Chicago , Milwaukee
& St Paul R'y , as represented
on this map.
T. . .
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"cEDAR RAPIDS
f DESMOIWES
Electric Lighted , Steam Heat
ed Vestibuled trains leave
Omaha daily at 7:05 : p. m. , ar
riving at Chicago at 9:45 : a. m.
City Ticket Office : 1501 Far
nam St. , Omaha.
F. A. NASII , Gen'l Agent.
NEBRASKA
National Bank.
U. S. DEPOSITORV. OMAHVN ; !
Cnpflftl . $11)0,003 )
Ollkeri AnJDlroctori Uonrr IV. Vatai.D'iil tut
11. C. ( Jiuhlnv. Tlci3 pruilJoiH. 0. d. M mrloj. IV. /
Morse , John H. Collliit.J. N. 1L I'Jtrloi. lU A
l. Caihlor.
TMEl IRON * BANK.
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. / - STTw . . ° ; ' ' : _ | .H ' " 1l.WirV ? . ! lJB > . t A.
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d In Itril i"J tM u laUt
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lo uiui-4 Ivt iHutkului , iMlliuuaUl * ta.1
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Mull to ( lUOTwUmoulili Kami l\ii r ,
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All the latest styles in
Soft and Stiff Hats.
STETSON'S
SOFT and STIFF hATS.
ADLABAUGH FUR CO , ,
HATTERS AND FURRIERS
218 South 15th Street.
Furs Stored and Repaired.
Tooth-Food.
This medicine for babies prevents and
cures pains of teething and resulting
diseases , not by putting children to sleep
with nn opiate , for it contains no harmful
drugs , but by supplying the teeth-forming
ingredients which are lacking in most
mothers' milk and all artificial foods.
It is sweet and babies like it. gi.oo a
bottle , at all druggists. Send for pam
phlet , "Teething Made Easy. "
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CINCINNATI. O.
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Hrcry Hnturrtnr ,
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SALOON , SECOND-CLASS AND STEERAOE
rnti'sun luwoBt lorini to and from tlio { irlnclplo
csncn , iinusn , zsisn & ALL COOTIHEIITAL ronua.
Kicur lotillckt arallalila t i turn liy ollliorthorla
turxvjuo Clvdo it North nt Ireland or Naples AW braltiu
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J IitJ > jU.SN lUtOTUKlW. Ohlcuu'O , 111
Elastic Stockings
von
Weak Limbs ,
Varicose Veins
Swellings , all
sizes. Abdo
minal Supporters
ters , Deformity
Braces , Medi
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TIIK
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COMPANY.
IMS. I611i St. , Ml to Post Olflce.