Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, June 04, 1881, Page 5, Image 5

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    THE OMAHA DAILY HEK : SATURDAY. . ) UN I'M , 1SS-TWEIVE | PACJKS.
ADDITIONAUOCAL NEWS
Klitzzlo nml Tag.
1 \ Now that the hot weather is coming
on seine stops sliouhl bo taken by tliu
authorities to protect citizens from
the ravages ) of rabid dogs. It has been
the custom to order all dogs either
chained np or muzzled during the
summer months , Several people have
already been bitten
by ferocious ca
nines , and a dog bite , however slight
: v wound may bo caused by It , is very
dangerous at this season of the year.
There is a city ordinance which orders
nil dogs to be "tagged , " and those ndt
having the prescribed tag attached to
the collar to bo shot. Tlio ordinance
states that the owner of ovcry dog
shall pay a license or Uix for keeping
the same of ono dollar per year , and
the enforcement of this ordinance by
the authorities would bo a measure of
protection for the public , do away
with a large number of ownerless and
vicious curs , and besides increase the
revenue of tlio city.
Disastrous Runaway.
A very exiting runaway occurred in
the northern part of the city yester
day. The team driven by a plasterer
became frightened and started at u
terrible rate of speed down Oraco
street , in Smith's addition , The
driver , a man named Noilson , was
thrown violently to the ground ,
alighting on nil fours , but the momen
tum being very great ho was forced
forward , striking tlio ground with his
face , and tearing his under lip almost
off , besides skinning his nose and
otherwise disfiguring him. lie was
carried U > u now building in the vicin
ity , nnd a surgeon sent for to sow up
his wounds. The only wonder is that
the man did not break liis neck , so
severe was the plunge.
The Monitor of Fashion , published
by the largest millinery house in the
world , under date of May 12th says :
"Our next supplement will illustrate
ten now summer shapes , ono of which
the Mumm will bo trimmed. The
Mumm is a jaunty , stylish misses' '
hat , very new. " For sale at Hick-
man's headtiuarters for millinery.
See the great bargains in bankrupt
stock of Straw Hats at Frederick's.
HATS AT ADOUT HALF TIIKIU VAtUK.
Great sacrifice for thirty days. Look
at them.
'A Cruickshank it Co. , are showing
by far the largest stock of Gent's fur
nishing Goods in the city , and at very
moderate prices. The half hose at
25 cents , are beautiful goods and have
not been sold before for 40 cents.
They .are also showing a/splendid lot
of iiooklicM ut. HO cuiito , former price
? 1.00 to $1.25. This is certainly the
cheapest and handsomest lot ever
shown here. They are also selling an
immense quantity of their $1.25 cus
tom shirt at 75 cents. This is a great
bargain , and cannot bo repeated when
this lot is out , the price will bo again
$1.25 as they cannot bo made for less.
The manufacturer had got loa'ded with
stock and was glad to clean this lot
for cash , but will take no turther or
der at that price , A. Cruickshank &
Co. , guarantee these goods to be the
very best quality that can be made.
' - Bulletins Bluffs'
From tlio .
The city presents quite a lively ap
pearance , and considerable prepara
tions are being made for the tourna
ment , which will commence on Mon
day next. The grounds , grand stand
and seats are completed , and every
thing is in good shape for a successful
meeting of the liremen.
A large arch has .been constructed
at the junction of Broadway and Main
tttreet , and presents an imposing ap
pearance.
The citizens of Council Bluffs , to
gether with the various railroads cen
tering there , have had a survey made
for a levee upon the river bottoms to
guard against the encroachment of the
water in the future. The levee will
bo built of dirt , with a uniform width
of thirty feet and a height of eight
feet , and will extend along the river
bottoms from the round house of the
C , it N.V. . railway to the approaches
> f the U. P. bridge. The people are in
earnest in the matter , and say that if
the railroads fail they will build it
alone , and will commence it imme
diately.
Another large invoice of the latest
novelties just received at ATKINSON
it CO.'S , and they are milling cheap.
Ladies , please remember that wo con
tinue to discount any advertised price-
It. list in the millinery business. AVoaro
selling Summer. Silks at tremendeous
reductions. See our imported Lawns
and save money by patronizing the
Acknowledged Leading fistubliihment.
ATKINSON it CO. ,
Creighton Block , 15th street.
junl-tf
Finest Bananas ever in Omaha , at
Tizard'a. '
Men sstrnw lints , 2 tor 5 cents , at
the Boston Store , 010 Tenth street.
31-3 t
_
. "A California Party.
D. 0. Mills , the California banker ,
whose daughter was married to White-
law Reid , of The Now York Tribune ,
Trent west yesterday in a specia
car attached to the regular U. P. train ,
Ho was accompanied by his wife ,
abter and eon ,
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Orncn OF Tun OMAHA Urt , )
Friday , . .him1SS1. ; . )
Money piviy with n Inrjjc ninount nf loan-
nllo fund. * in all the linnks. 'Hie rato-i of
bank jinpcr raiiro from " ( S'lO ' jior ct-nt.
VXchaiifji' ittotoil [ at one-fifth per cent prem
ium , gelling or Inlying. Then-aro sonic tran
sactions in local Ixmda ; city waterworks
l > oml at fix per cent , on twenty years
held at from ( KKft ! ' . " > . lloy < l'opera hon o
bomln , six per cent , on ton years ; SVj to par.
Omnlm Wholesale Mtvrleot.
OFKICF. OF TIIF. OMAHA UKF \
Ftiday V.veiling Juno U. |
Our wholohale trade Is lionming. For the
titvt time vincc the late fliKids in the Mis
souri , our inerchantti arc able to fill all tlu <
orders that conic in from the country nml
the territories \rctt. The movement of
lifftVy poodi is pxpreftfily untnlile. The
following Hat ( if wholesale limitations is
furnished liy our dealers. ( Oing to heavy
presMire on our typos on making the change
of editions' , our dry goodi quotations are
omitteil for this day ) .
Local Grain De.il Inns ,
Will-AT.-Cash : No. 2 , 'JUc ; Cash No.
't , 81c ; rejectfil (10o. (
HAKLKY.Cali No. 'J , S-'o ; No , 3 , 7''o.
11YK.C.xsh. . UHc.
CO UN.- Cash No. ' . ' , 2s c.
OATH. I'aMi , Mo
Drugj.
DUtTC.S AND C1IKM1CAUS. Acid ,
CarKilic , ( Kc- ) ; Acid , Tnrtaric , r > "c : Itnlsam
Copatiia , per Hi , 70c ; Uark. Sas < afra , per
II ) , 13c ; I'alomel , | > er Hi , "fa ! Cinclionla ,
per o/ , ! l. " > c ; Chloroform , | HT lb. U5c ;
Dover's powders , per lb , SI10 ; Jipsom
salts , per lb , 4c ; C'lycerine , imre , per lb
. 1 r.il Acrtntc lb IKc Car-
.ViQT-IOc ; < ( , , per , : -
Ixmtril , 110s , per gallon , Ilje ; doloO3.
per'al ( , IHIc ; Oil , Castor , N'o. 1 , portal ,
Die ! Oil , Castor. No. ' . ' , Her gal , STio ; Oil ,
Olive , per Kill , SI W ) ; Oil , Orlgiiniim , 4Wff.
r.r c ; Opium , SUW ; Quinine , P. , VW. Jkll. &
H. , ] > er oz , S2 70 ; 1'otiisMum , Indino , per lb ,
82 IX ) ; Salacin , per or. , 3.V ; Sulphate of
Morphine , perez , S-l 15 ! ; Kulphtir tlour ,
per lb , 5c ; Strychnine , per o$1 iQ&l. 00.
Horses and Mules.
The market is brisk and all Knulc-i arc
Felling well at n xlight ad\alico in price * .
The demand for u'otnl horsus exceeds the
tmpply uoiiKidt-rably. I'rices ramje * fol
lows :
Fine single drivers , SlfiO. to SOO , ; lixtra
draft borxcs , S17f > . to'22T > . ! Coiiimon draft
hnoeH , 8100. to loO.j JSxtra farm hornef ,
S110. to 12Ti. ; Commun to nod fann luirM-c ,
SK ! ) . to ? 100. | Kxtra pliifpi , SCO. to 75. ;
Common plugs , Sl'O. to ? 10.
MULKS. 15 to 15J bands ( extra ) , SliJTi.
to 150. ; HJ to 15 bands , $100. to HO. ;
1-i to 14i hands , S75. tu 100. ; 13J to 1-1
hands , SO ) , to 75.
Provisions.
FLOUR Havens best , S3 7.1 : HayciiB
Know Flake , winter wheat , S3 Ki ; Wilbt-r
Mills Riiring Wheat , 8'J 75 ;
HYli FLOUU-Sa 50.
MILl.STUFFS - rnii , per cwt. ( ! 0c ;
crceiiitiKM , per cwt. 70c ; nhorts , per cwt.
70c ; chopped feed , per ovt. We ; meal bolt
ed. UOcfalKic.
1'OTATOKS Per bushel , peach blows ,
75c to SHc.
I'OUr/I'llY Live chicken * per dozen ,
83 50 to S3 75 ; old , sprin ; ; chickens , S3 75
to ! ? 4 00.
IXJtiS Sliippenf count , 10@10Can -
led , lie.
1 LTTTKR "Receipts lai-gerthandemand.
lhi ! > ice , 8 to 8 ; fair , 5 to li ; poor , no market
crea'merv. 11 to 1'2.
Al'I'r.KS-lJaldwin'H r.iacked ' | , S"i 00
per libl.
HONEY Kxtrocted , lir t-cla Calif
ornia strained , lOc.
OUANGKH Turrents repacked , pel
box , ? ( i 00 ; 1'alermo , per hot , SO 50
Misins , per box , 87 00 ; Imperials , per box
$800.
T7fOXR ; l rtiiov * 'r i.aclcc < l | > cr box
? . " . 00 ; good repacked , ? 1 50.
STllAWllKHlJIKS Good shipping
finu , stock is Kcarco and meets with readj
sale ; per case , 81 00J ( 50.
SOFT BKKU1KS-82 50 ( ! ? 75.
flOOSKBKHHIKS In light recei.ts ] .
quotable at 12iiil.rC ( per lit.
VKGKTABLKS-AH kinds in demand ,
and bring good prices.
BK KS\\CVX Yellow , 18@ 'Mo.
C1DKU Sweet , 20c per gallon.
F1KL1) SHED Ked clover , choice ,
new , 85 30 per bushel ; mammoth clover ,
new , S5 75 ; white clover , new , SH 00 ;
alfalfa clover , new , 812 50 ; alhike , new ,
81300. Timothy , good , new , S 50 ( .2 05 ;
blue ( , rra.ss , extra clean , SI 25 ; blue grass ,
clean , SI 15 ; orchard grass , § 2 00 ; red top ,
choice , ( i.'ic ; millet , common or MixMinri ,
SI 25 ; millet , German , SI 25 ; to SI 50 ;
Hungarian. 81 15.
BUCKWHEAT 81 10.
UEDGESKED-OMigu orange , 1 to 5
bushels , S3 00 ; osage orange , 10 liUhlieln or
over , SI 50 ; honey locust , per lb. , 35c ; per
100 llw. , S25 00.
Lumber.
FINlSHING-No. 1. finWi 1J , U and
2 inch , 855 00 ; No. 1 finish 1 inch $50 00 ;
No. 2 finish 1 j , li nml 2 inch , S50 00 : No.
2 iinish , 1 inch , 8-15 00 ; No. 3 iinish , 1 inch
SIO 00 ; O. G. battens per 100 fc-et liu. ,
? L 25well-curbing ; , S3. " ) 00 ; rough i and 2
inch battens per 100 feet lin , , 50c.
STOCK BOAHDS A8tock , S15 00 ; 11 ,
8-10 00 ; C , 835 00 ; common stock , S25 00.
FI.OOH1NJ No. 1 , SIO 00 ; No. 2 ,
S35 00 ; No. 3 , 825 00 ; yellow pine , No. 1 ,
815 00.
SIDING No. 1 , 825 00 ; No. 2 , 822 50 ;
No. 3,82000.
SHIP LAI' Plain , 823 00 ; O. ( J. No.
1 , 830 00 ; No. 2 , 825 00.
CEILING-S25 00(8545 ( 00.
LATH AND SHINGLES AHUirbest ( )
shingled , $3 75 ; No. 2 , ? 3 00 ; No. 3 , S2 50.
Lath , 84 00.
Building Material.
LIME Per barrel , $1 35 ; bulk perlm. ,
35c. Cement , bbl , 82 50. Iowa iilaster ,
bbl , 82 75. Hair per bn , 2rC. Tiirred
felt 100 Ibs , 83 TO. Straw board , 81 00.
The Leather Trade.
Oak harness , 3@llc ! ) ; Pittsburgh nolec >
ted , lOfellic ; hemlock ImrnixH , X ( fi'Mc ;
nkirting per lb , fair , -lie ; hlnck collar Mfe
21o ; fair do ; lKG.20c ; fair No. 2 , IfiffilBc ;
hemlock Hole , BulFalo nlaughter , jwr lb , 30
( tt > 3lc ; hemlock * olc , B. A. i < laiight < > r iier
lb , 25.3''c ( ; ouk sole , -10ff ( > 13c ; oak upper
per foot , 25c ; hemlock upper , 25c ; do No.
2 , 23c ; oak kip i-kins peril ) , SOufii.SUO ;
hemlock ki | skins per lb , 75ef/81.00 ( ;
French kip , t-kiiw per lb , S1.00fn1.3r. ;
oak calf per lb , ! jl.20 ( ( , S1.25 ; hemlock calf
per lb , 8l.lOp > 1.25 ? J-Vench calf per lb ,
Sl.S.Vu&.MOc " Simon 1'icnnl goat per doz ,
S : 1.00"ii ( 8.18.00 ; bootleg Morocco per foot ,
; fO ( < t35c ; calf kid per foot , ! (5e ( ; roatiH per
doz , tl.00fi10..r,0 ! ( ; white and yellow lin-
IngHiier i\nf. \ , $ N.OOii ( lO.OO ; pink linings
jierdoz , Sr.OO'iiSH.OOj Kimsett liningj. 87.-
00 ; ] ) lielcHiuith ' aprons per den , 812.00.1'
811.00.
1'AI'KK Stiaw iiiipcr , 3Jc ; Ifug papei ,
Ic ; dry goo < U paper , 7c ; "manilii paper ,
lOc ; news jiaper , He ,
COAL Cumberland blacksmith , $12 ;
Morris Jtun Itlosslmrg , 812Vhilebreat ; > t
lain ] ) , SO ; Whitebreast nut , 4'li ; Iowa
lump , Sti ; low.i nut , SO ; Hock Springs , 5 .
Hides , Furs , Etc.
HIDES Green butchcr'a hidefijgreen ;
cured hides. Tie ; green Halt , pait curecl
hides , 8f Kjc ; dry Hint , nound , i : ! il4c ; dry
calf and ki ] > , l.'iC" I Ic ; dry salt hidesnound ,
n&Kc ; gieen calf , wt. S to ID Jl . , I0' < ! , llc ;
green calf , wt , under 8 llw , per hkin , 50c ;
jjreeiijielti , SI 00a ( 1 15 ; green lamb nkini ,
Si 10o'l ( 25 ; damaged hides , two-third rate ,
[ cut kcored und one grub , clasneil two-
thinU rate , ) branded hides 10 JXT etnt. off.
Coon skins , No. I , 45c ; No. _ ' , 30o ; No. 3 ,
20c ; No. I , lOc. Mink , No. I , 50c ; No. 2 ,
30cj No. 3 , I5c : No. I , 5c. l-'ojt , NO. I ,
( iOo ; No. 2'i'xj. Skunk , No. 1 , black ,
: i5c ; short utrijie , 40c ; narrow ntriK25c | ;
broad stripe , lOc. Tullo\v , 61.
Clears and Tobaccos.
CIGARS. Seeds , 815.00 ; Connecticut ,
J25.GO ; Mixed , 835.00 ; Seed Havana , J50.00 ;
Cle&r Havana , 875.00.
TOBACCO PLUG. Golden Kule ,
24 bl , 57c ; gjwttod Fawn , 57c ; Our ttotte ,
V * < - ; Star , pound , 21 lb , ImtK f > ( V ;
'hoe , iMiundo , 24 lb , butt * , Wo ! ; 1'urity. 24
IK Imtts , 5'c ; Queen Heo , 21 lb , butts , McS
( Jilt Edge , pinindi , 21 lb , Imttc , 57 ; Army
ind Nnvv , pound * . 51r ; tlnllion , | Kiuml < ,
Ws 1/iiillnnr * Climax , iHiundi , 57o.
FINK CUT In i ikHani to Heat ,
' 5.1 ; ( ioldcn Thread , fKV ; Fountain , 73o ;
Favorite , ( Vic ; KiK-ky Mountain , f > 5cj
Fancy , 50e ; D i y , 450. In tin foil--
Catliii-i O. S. , 2 oz 'ii- ngo * , 5 lb Kixe < ,
per lb IXV ; lorillnrd s Tiger. ( XX1.
SMOKING All graniNCommon , 25lo
33c. Grantilftted Hlackwells Durham , 111
iK-tfio ; Duke * Durham , 10 at , 4.Vj Se.il of
North Camlina , 111 oz , 40 ; Seal of Nebras
ka , KMIZ , .ISo ; 1oniJack , 4 or , linen bag * ,
ifrlb , Sl.ICij Marburg- ) ' Puck , 2 wr , tin
[ oil , 55c ; Dog Tail , G5c.
Wool.
Merino imwaMied , light , IKjiiltV : heavy ,
i3n'.15ci ( nu'dlum unwashed , light , lS&'Acj
t bwahed , chnico , S''c ; fair , 30o ; uingy
anil w , , 2Sc ; buny , black nnd cotted wools
. ' ( ( i Cc le < s.
Shot.
SHOT.Shot , SUiO ; Buck uliot , $2.15 ;
Oriental I'l.wder , kegs , $ ( ' . ,10 ; do. , half
kegs. 83.48 ; do. , quarter k.-g * . $1.87 : Hlint-
Ing , kegs , 83.3."i : Fuse , ) ier 100 feet , , ' > 0c.
Pnlnls , Oils And Vnrnlslici.
PAINTS IN OIL White lead , Omaha
P. P. . 7c ; white load , O. P. Is , C. Co. , pure ,
io ; Marseilles green. I to 5 Ih can * , SOe ;
French zinc , green coal. 1'Jc ; Fwlicli zinc ,
ird seal , lie ; Frenell zinc , in vnrnlh as. t ,
J0i : French zince , in oil nsst , l.'o : Haw
Mnl burnt timber , 1 Iti cans 12o ; raw nnd
ninit Sienna , 13o : vandyke brown , 1'Jc ;
efincd lampblack , 12c ; coach black , lle ! ;
very black , llc ! ; diopbbu-k , Kio ; PrutRlan
: ilue' , 'iOo ; ultramarine blue , ISc ! chrome
gri'en , L. M. it D. , Me ; brind nnd shutter
. reeii , L. M. fc D. , lie ; Paris green. ISc ;
Indian rod , 15c ; Venetian red , ! e : lticnn
rod , 22c ; American Vermillod , I. & P. , ISc ;
chrome yellow , L. , M. , O. .t D. ( ) . , 18c ;
yellow .whre , lie ; golden ochre , Id ; patent
Iryer , Oc ; graining colors : light oak , dark
> ak , walnut , chestnut and ash , c ,
tjry Paints.
yhite lead , 0c ; Frvneh zinc. IOo ; Pails
wlijteing 2ic ; whiting gilders , IJc ;
whiting coml , lie ; lamijblaek Gorman.
town , 14c ; lamiimiick , onlinary , 8e ; Pnis-
> ian blue , 55c ; ultramarine , IHc ; Vandyke ,
lirown , 8c ; umber , burnt , e ; umber , raw ,
4c ; ienna , burnt , 4e ; nientia , raw , 4c ;
Paris green genuine , 35e ; Paris green com'l
25c ; chrome given , N. Y. ' 20o ; chromo
green K. , 12e ; vennilllon , Eng. , 70 'j ver-
millioti , America , IHc ; Indian red. lOc ;
rose pink , _ lie ; venetian read , Cooknon's
2jc : Venetian rediAm. , IJc ; red le.-ul , 7Jc ;
chromo yellow , genuine , 20c ; chromu yel
low , 1C. , 12c ; ochre , rochulle , 3c ; ochre ,
French. 2ic ( ; ochre , American , He ;
Winter s mineral , 2Jc ; lehigh brown. 2Jc :
Hpnnifth brown , 2 c ; "Prince'H mineral 3c ;
VARNISHES- Barrels per gallon.
Furniture , exta , 81 00 ; furniture , No. 1 ,
! Kcfnmiture ; , U , 75c ; coach , extra , 8l25c ;
Coach , No. 1 , 81 00 ; Damar , 81 25 ; Jaiian ,
70c ; aHphaltum , 70e ; nhellac , S3 50 ; nurd
oil iilii-ili , 81 30.
OILS 110 * carbon , pcrgallon , 11 ic ; 150"
headlight , per gallon , 1'JJjc 17iV headlight ,
iicrgallon , llc ! ; crystolino , per gallon , 20c
lincoed , raw , per gallon , 50c ; Linseeil , boil-
wl , t > er gallon , 53c ; laiil. winter str'd , per
gallon , 85u No. 1 , Cue , No. 2 , 55c ; ciuiUir ,
XXX. per gallon , ! 10c , No. 3 , SOo ; sweet ,
per gallon , K'cj sperm , W. B. , per gallon ,
fel 35 ; insliW.B. , per gallon , OOc ; nrnUfoot ,
extra , per gallon , 75c , No. 1 , < > 5 ; lumberi-
eating , zen > , per gallon , SOo , summer , Ific ;
golden machinef No. 1 , per gallon , 35e , No.
2 , USe ; ( iperin , ngnid , per gallon , SOc ; tur
pentine , \ier gallon , -I Ic ; naptlia , 74 dog ,
per gallon 18o , G3 dog , 17c.
. .
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Chicago Produce.
CIIICAIIO , June 3.
Tlie receiit.s | of grain were lliKX ! ) bush
els by cunnl and 1001carloads by rail cm
'
bracing 171 of wheat , 52 of co'rn , 17. ) 01
oats , 5 of rye and 41 of barley.
Flour Srery quiet , and prices ; nominally
nnchaiigiyl ; common to choice wester !
spring , SS-I OOC VI 50 ; Minnesota brands
81 00ff,5 ( 75 ; patents , S 007 50.
Wheat In good speculative domnad , bul
unsettled , nnd clitMil about .Ic higher : No ,
spring , SI Oil- ) for cash und June ; 81 10J
for July : § 1 0 < ) { for August ; 81 04 forSep
lumber ; No. 3 t-pring , 'Jlc(5,81 ( OL' , ucconl-
ing to locntioii ; rujected , 74&80.
( 'orn Active and a firmer feeling pre
vailed ; No. 2 , 43c for cadi ; 42 c for June ;
43o for JiiIyHSjc for August ; -14 Jc for Sep.
lumber : new high mixed , 4H ( ,41ic ; new
mixed , iVJVJ \ . : , rejected , 3tJa3Uc. ! ( ; !
Oats - Active , stronger and higher ; No.
2 , 37o , cash and June ; 31 0 , July ; 28Am (
28Jc , August ; 'J7Jc , Septemlwr ; rejected ,
: ilc.
ItyeSlow anil weak ; No. 2 , 8110 for
cash ; Ole , July ; ! ) "ie , Augunt.
Barley Quiet and inactive , with little
or nothing doing ; No. 2 , ! l5c for cash , 85c
for September ; No. 3 , ale for cash.
Cut Meats Mus.s pork very dull at a
decline of SlOfrj ] r D per libl ; demand light
and olferingM moderatii at § 115 OjffOlli 10 for
cash and June ; $ Ui 20 , July ; 8115 32A ,
August.
Lard -Lifeless , though a nbndo easier at
805.1C ! < 7lOGOfor cash and June ; SIO o2i ,
.Inly ; SIO ( i7J , August.
Bulk Meats Quiet and nominally nn-
change ; shoulderi85 40f Ti 55 ; hhort ribs ,
88 ] 0i'.S ( 15.
WW key Stoftily at 81 00.
Ueeeipts Flour. 18,818 bbs ; Wheat , 81 , .
7fil ! bbls ; Corn , 350.M3 bn : Oats. 250,480
1m ; Ilyo , 2,43 ! ) 1m ; Barley , 0,251 bn.
Shipments -Flour , 11,310 bbls ; Wheat ,
128,07 ! ! Im ; C'oni , (521,0141m ; Oats , &I.1I7 ;
bu ; llye , 1,40'J bu ; Uarloy , 2,135 bu.
CI.OH1NU 1IOA1II ) .
On closeof Ixwnl at 2:30 : ji. in. , the fol.
lowing were cloning quotatioim :
Spnng wheat lower , fcl 01 , June ; 81 10i
® 1 10S , July ; 100J@iyOJc , August. Sales ,
Com , 42Jc , June ; 43 , July ; 43J , AugtiHt ;
44 , September. Sales , 205,000 bu.
Oats , Jinn , 37i , June ; 30j , July ; 281
M3 , AugiiHt ; 276 , Se1teml ] > er , . Sales , 05 , .
Bye , 81 10 , Juno ; 00 , July ; 70J , AugiiHt.
Sales , 5,000 bu.
Pork , 810 10 , JunejSlO 20i/102U ( ; , July ;
10 32J , Angiiht ; 13 80 year. Sales , 500 libla.
I ird , 810,55 , June ; 81002 } , July ;
810(55 ( , August. Sales , 2,000 tierces.
Chlcn.uo lilvoStocli.
CHICAGO , Juno 3. Hogs -Receipts. 2H , .
000 ; shipments , 4,700. Quality continues
'ood and demand also good , but values
oivering. Price. ! changed fifu'lOc ' lower.
Maiket ruk-H ijuiet and closed weak with
mie unsold. Mfoed packing , . ' lOrnj
570 ; Light bacon , S5 ffXafi 75 ; Light
Yorker * , ! J5 10 5 30 ; Choito heavy pack
ers rind shipping lots , 85 MMf.lS 10.
Cattliitcceipts , (5hOO ( ; Hhiiiment- ' ,
1,700. Market weak , prices a nliadu lower
nit trade fairly active and best t-tuck
strong : exHiit | , 8.ri .KKili 10 ; good t-xpoit ,
85 ! tO ( ' 0 10 ; gM | t" choicu shipping , ? 5 70
( 5 ! K ) ; L-ommon to fair , 85 OOfr 5 45 ; dis-
illery , 85 10ur. ( ( X ) ; winten-d Texan * , 84 M
C ,5 00 ; grass Texam , very full htipply and
Mow ; poor to choice , 83 ( < ol ; butchers t-tock
hti-ody , sales 82 50f 1 75 ; inferior old cotvn
and mixed noglecteil t-tockeix and feeders ,
lull und wwk ; prices lower ; bales , 83 70X
5 ( X ) .
SHKKP-Ilcci-ipts , Jh00 ; shipments ,
lone. Dull and weak , maiket over-Hiip-
ilied with | > oor htock. Large drove of
hin Toxaim 750 Ibs , 8325 ; poor to choice
hhoit mitives , 81 20fa,5 10 , all sold.
Now York Produce Mnrlcot.
NKW YOIIK , Juno , ' ) .
Hour Dull ; trade and family brands.
? 5 55 ( ( i 75 ; No. 2 , S3 25fu Jt 75.
Wheat -Opened lower and closed
( stronger on a moderately active demand ;
| > ot iali' of No. 2 red winter at § 1 2Ho ( )
25J ; No. 1 white at SI 2IC H 21 } ; No7 2
pring at 81 IJifel ] jj. )
1 "e li
ut
-In grnsl demunil and stronger ;
Si * . 1 nd 2 white at 47fiM7Jc ; No. 3 do ,
IV lCJc ; No. 2 - mixed.loffilSie ; No. 2 do
.
BarleyNomlnuJ. .
Kyo Nominal. '
I'ork In f ir rtquejt und weak ; ordinary
IKS
Omaha , A pALAfJIT Collins
Cheyenne , * " * V.U.wJk , Colorado
Spring and Summer
CLOTHING !
LATE AND NOBBY STYLES
FOR MEN , BOYS AND CHILDREN.
tt * rt TrtO fl will v lyw 16 * < n i ft f\ei
traps , IrUllKS , Y&I1S6S.
XVOC-AJDtE : TO OXCJOX1XC.
IN THK LA'IT.ST STYLKS.
Satisfaction Guaranteed ! Prices to Suit All ! !
1322 FARM HAM STREET ,
NI5AU roUllTKKNTH.
WM. F. STOETZEL ,
Dealer in Hardware ,
Stove Repairer , Job Worker and Manufacturer
OXVT.X. . XCXISTDS O3E1
Jackson Sts. Omaha Neb.
Tenth and , - - - ,
MAX MEYER & BRO.
the Oldest Wholesale and
Retail Jewelry House in
Omaha. Visitors can here
find all novelties in Silver
Ware , Clocks , Rich and
Stylish Jewelry , the La
test , Most Artistic , and
Choicest Selections in
Precious Stones , and all
descriptions of F i n o
Watches , at as Low Pri
ces as is compatible with
honorable dealers. Call
and see our Elegant New
Store , Tower Building ,
corner llth- and Farn-
ham Streets.
MAX MEYER & BRO.
! iic H for early ilelivery , * lf. C-Mtt'ir > " 5.
fur tilil.
I.irdHirely ; nteuly : and iiiiiUKltTfttc ile-
iiiiiiid ; i < | it ( huk-H of wv.-tem mid stfiuiii-r
ut S10 90 ; city do , at $10 M ) .
] Ji-ef ( Jiilet.
Cut M tatsQuiet. .
Whisky Xoniinal.
Council BluIT General Mnrhot.
( 'lU.NCll. ItLUFFH , .Illliu It.
Wlifftt No. 1 , very little in market
with ( jood deiimnd , aiul bollini ; at 8.rip87 > c
Corn Fair demand , with pricon ranijini ;
from 2Hfe30o to HhipiH-mj for local imi3.ri
.
liny ( JcHxl market , hut iwor HUiiply ,
with pricen at ? 10 00 , 'JO 00.
OaU Market BtroiiK ; pricuH , SVifcSRie.
WKxlMarket Quiet , with Kood upplyi
v70jj > o 00 *
] ! I > KX LMit demand ; priceH W WH ) ( 7r > .
Cattle Aturket well hiniplifd , with little
activity ; priceH , 83 7fia-l ( ii.
Slii-f ] ) Nonu in innrkat.
lintter ( ! o ° ( xl denuiud ; fair , lOc :
UOo.
Poultry- . .
Potatoes -81 00l " ! 10.
OnioiiH1.853. .
Plttsburjj Live Stock.
1'mmiriH ! , .lnm > It.
Cattle XothliiK doinjf. JU-CL-it.tS . 718
lead ; nldpnn'iit , ln.T. ,
Hoh'Hlul | ; receipts.1,000 lu-ad : Hh-
nt-ntH. 1)00 ! ) head ; riiiladc-liihiaiH , Sfi
( i " 5 ; Yorkfin. $ r , ( Mfi/.l KO.
, - , ' ,
1,000 head ; HhipinentK , L'.axjO liewl.
Milwntilioo Market.
MIIWMIKF.K , .IiineO.
\ \ Jn-at - .SjroiiK ! N" . a , 81 OS for cash or
May ! § 1 10 } j r .Fmicj ? ! 10J for .Inly.
Corn - Lower ; -lO'/c. /
OftU Finn atlCic.
IlyoVakutSl 01.
ISarley-Stronner , l > ut fuiut. |
Toledo Produce-
' 1'oi.KDo. Juno II.
\Vhurt - Viiiet ; No. | white Michigan ,
* 1 llNo. a red WaU-Mli , ciwli , SI Iftj ;
Sun" , 1 15V ; .fnly SI 11J ; Anoint , SI 1'jl ;
year , 81 ll'f. '
( 'orn Quiet ; lilKh mixed , -I7ic } No. ' . ' ,
iiiHiiIflgcj .Iiine , Hifc-.luly ; , 17 < ; j inji-ctc-d ,
ilje ; damaged , HOt- .
O.itw Dull ; No. _ ' , 10cNo. . ' > white , lie.
Ottiuawa Market.
OlTl'MWA , JIIWH , .June. ; ! .
JiuttorSiajc. .
KW * Active nt 7 ( < > Xu.
I'llieMvNo ileiniind ; lie.
l.lvoi-jool Produce.
J.iVKiU'oui , , Juno ; i ,
J''lnur American , lt ( Til In.
Wheat- Winter , VWJ * 7d ; white , 8s 10.1
( itJAA M ; HjiriiiK' , 81 Kdfo ' Ik ) ; club , IN Gdfe )
N M.
Coni--U01d.
Jj rd SSj.
Do * Moinea Market.
JM MINEH , June 3.
( 'uttlu Hhinulni ; ntcem finn ut * l J5@
75 ; butcher' * otock , 3 U53 CO ; Covrd
,111 , MEYER & BED ,
O 3VK .A. X3C
THE LI-JADING
] IN Tin : WIST !
General Agents for the
Finest and Best Pianos and
Organs manufactured.
Our prices are as Low as
any Eastern Manufacturer
and Dealer.
Pianos and Organs sold
for cash or installments at
Bottom Prices.
A SPLENDID stock of
Steinway Pianos , Knabe
Pianos , Vose & Son's Pi
anos , and other makes.
Also Clough & Warreu ,
Sterling , Imperial , Smith
American Organs , &c. Do
not fail to see us before pur
chasing.
iinil heifer , S3 SKKi/'l " .Vi ; hirer calves , 85 00
f r , no.
Hogs .Stoutly at 85 M 5 30.
Sheep- Sheared , $1 00 ; misheard , Sfl 00.
liutU-r 1'iicltiTH Inlying at lie.
Poorin Produce.
PKOIIIA , .1 mm. 'I.
Corn- Dull und lowrr ; high mixed , -10 }
( < MOJc ; mixed , 40IOc. |
Oatu Kasy ; No. 2 white , 37fe374c.
live-- Dull und nominal.
High Wines Nominal fit 81.05.
The Dry Good * Trade.
NKW YOUK , Juno 'J. The markut
in dry goods han pi-uaontod the Bainu
fuatuiOH M ruportcd of Into , except
that there lion boon HOIIUI abatement in
the dunmnd for atnplo cotton goods by
the package. IluyorH , many of whom
have boon nuppliod , for inimodiiilo
wnntH and anticipated future the ro-
qtiiruiiiunls to HOIIIO oxtont. Thuro
was , however , a otcady niovomunt in
cotton goodH , ( 'inglmiiiH , knit uiulor-
wear , utc , , in oxeoution of l > ook ordurn ,
and tlicro wa8 inoro inquiry for funcy
hooiory by weatorn buyure , who are
making shipmenta hy canal. The jobbing -
bing trade wan irrogulur , and upon tlio
whole rather iiuiut , lliu cool weather
having chocked the demand for KOIIIU
kindn of uoiiHoimlilo yoocln ,
"CLACK-DRAUGHT" cun-H mtlvc-
nws and iSii-k-Jlfailudie ,
A 0 K. 0'
in Goodman H grovu ,
.South 10th Hlruct , Sunday , May fi , at
1 o'clock ] ) . in , Kvisrybody invited. 2t
Fifty do/.en hammockH , wholctialo
uml rutail , very cheap , at Fredorick'n
hut Htoro. U-lw
Undoubtedly thu bust hliirt in the
United Ktiiten in manufactured ut the
Omaha Shirt Factory. Thu mijioriority
of material and workmaiiHhip , combined -
bined with their great iiiiprovoniuutu ,
that in roinforccid frontu , reinforcud
buckf ) , und reinforced HleoveH , makes
tlieir Hhirt the mo8t durable and beat
fitting garment of the kind , ever
manufactured at the moderato price of
$1.50. Every shirt of our make is
guaninttjed firHt-clasH and will refund
the money if found necessary.
Wo make a Hpecialty of all wool ,
Shaker , and Canton flannel , ulno
chemoiu underwear , mudu up with a
view to comfort , warmth and durabil
ity. To invalids and weak-lunged
jHjrBoiiH wo olfor upocial inducomenta
in the manner theno goods arc mudo
or their protection.
I'll. GOTTHKIMKn ,
1807 FaruUam SU
Sale !
AT T11K-
STORE ,
616 10th Street ( See Flag. )
Having purchased 7600 yards Lawns at a large
discount for cash , we will offer the greatest bar
gains ever attempted in Omaha.
1000 yards Laws at 5c , worth 8 l-3c ; 3200 yards Lawns at
7 l-2c , worth lOc ; 2000 yards Lawns at lOc , worth 12 l-2c ; 500
yards Lawns at 12 l-2c , worth 15c.
Also 5000 yards Lncos ( Beautiful Goods ) at the Uniform prioo
of 5c per yard.
HATS ! HATS ! HATS !
1500 Imported Fayal Hats 50c each , up town price $1.00.
I'lidornocircumiliwecs will wo sell more tlinu one lint to each customer. Come
early in the day to nvoltl the nnh afternoons.
P. G. IMLAH , - - - Manager ,
LEADER OF POPULAR PRICES.
WITH THE BEST SELECTED STOCK OF
Clothing & Furnishing Goods
IN OMAHA.
WK AUK , I'AU KXCKU.KNCI : .
THE mm MEN'S ' CLOTHIERS
BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE ,
1212 FARNHAM STREET , 1212
SOHLANK & PRINCE.
AB
pB *
Cor. Douglas and 13th Streets.
G1VKS GUKAT BAUC.A1NS IN LAD1KS1 AND GKNT'S
AMERICAN GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES ,
ALL KINDS OF
Jewelry , Silver-Ware and Diamonds.-
Wo fiimriuitoo the Dost Hoods fur IhoLeast Money. aug21-f > tt
J. W. MURPHY & CO ,
lesale Liquor Dealers
And Agents for Kentucky Distilling Co.
; | Corner lUlinml Doughm Kin. , Omaha , Null
THE GREATJISTER ( CLO NC HOUSE.
M.TlELLMAN & CO ,
Spring Suits ! All Styles !
IMMENSE STOCK AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
The Largest Clothing House lest of Chicago ,
A Department for Children's Clothing.
Wo have now an assortment of Clothing of all kinds , Gent's
Furnishing Goods in great variety , and a heavy stock of Trunks ,
Valises , Hats , Caps , &o. These goods are fresh , purchased from
the manufacturers , and will bo sold at prices lower than over
before made.
We Sell for Cash and Have but One Price.
A largo TAILORING PORCH is employed by us , and wo make
SUITS TO ORDER on very short notice.
O.AT.X. J9LXUOD 8X1X3 TTS3. .
1301 and 1303 Farnham St. , cor. 13th.
15KST DKSIONS. LATKST STYIKS. AUTISTIC WOUK.
. . .
OKI MY FlUrHM lir.KOUK OnilKI'.ISU WOUK rUiKMIIKUS.
8IQN8 , PAPERiHANCINQ , PLAIN PAINTINQ OF ALL KINDS , at REASONABLE RATES.
1318 Harney Street , Omaha , Neb. nmrK , li.Jm
Horse Shoes and Nails
X3E&O3XTVIKTia
WAGONSTOCK
THK IUST ASS011T.MK.NT OK
WHEELS
IN THE WEST ,
At Chicago Prices ,
W.J. BROATCH ,
1209 & 1211