Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 11, 1890, Page 3

CORN ACTIVE ONLY AT THE START Experience a Mild ling in Provisic Scale Basiness in € Good - Quo Collapse < on A L ttle ge arket frer f ent 1o more than wipe the prices points yeste 1the few the The mnrket wa i 1l tradin enormou whent was The ne, aused some eaution and went off 1o 8§ ¢ lower for f1r Muy or Sie and and closed g June cl 18 not larze ason 10 the fact that the market w Wednesday, partly owi activity inother pits, especially provisions took niuny traders from the corn pit. The market. ke all others, started strong and suf- fered a drain, with Jast prices about the 1o estof the day, Earlv inthe day Cudihy was afree seller thron en & Co. and other houses, and the scalping cr filled When the weakness' can o went off slowly pport. May sold at 10 1o ut the rly und closed were: April, $0% The oats market took a mild collapse today The buying was overdone. May was run up i 2424¢ the first half hour wnd an hour later e price was at Zige, July sold at e early. June kept close to July the day May r e and closed w June and July closed at 1t i There was noheavy raiding on the break, only dropping back beeiuse the buying stopped the close. Tt §s many w « product i v cenerally were mucl Ptk up ¢ Huly #11.0 T the ¢ May rhe corn s0 up. | at and oats, nt of Later ds went from Ryan t rJuly ut $5.42z. ) wnd Hu Were outs 5@ 10¢ lower at the Mity £ uly CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CrICcAGO. April 10.—[Spe THE BEE.] ~CATTLE—Busine was fairly active, with little or no v upared with yesterday, The ex- portdemund was a shade better than yesterday and the dressad heef trade wanted their usual number, hence the steer trade was up to the uve In the Texas lne there were thirty- five ci zht, buta suflicient number of curs were reported to make fifty. The demand is active und prices steady.” There was, a good denand for butehers' stock of every de <eription, with pr fully as steady nuy time. Business in the stoek tride wis pther lght, with pr lower than lust week. Choice t B, 15: med it 1o good stee MAGH00; M0 o 1 W0 to 1200 1hs, &.00025,80, Teeders it cows bu and ixed. $LI0G00: hulk, $2.2002.60. Texas corn 1 stcers, S0 SSers, B0, HoGs— \With 27,000 hogs on e pickers vish uhd shippers buying half the number they did s month ago, prices continue W weaken, deelining o B 11 grades, the general market closing weak with a lurge number unsoid, Packers bouzht rongh and common at $1.10@4.15 and the | mixed at $5.204.25; prime heavy and shippers [ few at 8 it nall branches extr . 1850t Sto und NCIAL. NEW Tur Yonk Bi Aprll 10.—[Spectal Telegram to There the wossip at the Wind \fter hours last night, but it all coun r nothing in making & market. Dullness continued to be STocKs was usual the principal characteristic of the ket th and tra was the only feature 1o « Even the unlisted lont, which hus of late plicd some anination 10 trading, was aln entirely neglected. The tone of the Was firin, howover. and first prices wore erally o shade betier than last i I ‘wis supplemented by further tionul 1 ion P thern Pac some P Transcontl ropmm ehtly. T Vuyers of Union Pacific, while the Cipul sellors were arbitrage dealers N oiher feature whatever to de hanges as occurred during the su BT were 11 the way of better prices, but flictun were B ama Keiding Tst stock mar- < morn ading in Union Pacific Ilh re Island re- Missouri 71 1o N gained 4 a na, afte ug | LRy, dropped Yot iares mproved the 1 with €l up to 4y and Sugar ateiy. The str in the ra road list was i the Coal The w Kpot was in Missourl Pacific, with other G slocks cusy. There wus some indieation advance which does not come. . C the Chicag unyihi Thie e hud a ney 1 Teent MONEY - Easy at 407 per cent PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 5 STERUING EXCHANGE Bty 5, B but str RS Quiet demand Mining Stocks. April 1 New Y Thr Pry K wing ure the a N ol white fei white sker, April ¢ wed unch ze. May Fnited closed for N Wi Kansas Cor Out Stror No. 2 LIvERPOOL Ap Wheat poor: holders offer sparingly: red we winter, 6s 11d per cental Corn~Sieady. demund s 6i4d per cental LIVE STOCK falr; new mixed westerr Cnicaco. April 10 13; stee Tex 203 10 beavy, $L0CLE; | LA 00, prs. 11,000 westérn, corn-fed £1.00 market lower #0025 Rece 1ttle JKANSAS Crrv, April 10— tive 140724, cipts, 4.8 ts, 40 G Lotis. Apr W0 Hogs ey y Thursd Fetimated rece of cattle ¢ whieh prices the market ruled active il frers Quite a 1 of Sales were nidday hours the market hecame Tow. W ging tendency. Most the ol niarket str that they boukh i yesterdiy T purchia Apr 2100, comi Hurs de 1 sellers r tive with every- The best 10t With #1.40 yes- 1 and wbove About cows were on 1he arly on an active iy holding their price | the less desirabie ully cuiled. The nd the demand f receipts, feeders selling at highest price reached this year, Th fhulls were liberal i veat un yesterday's wre” shuded off f 1 supply ders wiis Al unl 1o the Prevaili lowing s a table forthc erades o Prinie steers, LK to 1600 s nparative Tables. ring t This wee &1 1050 150 50 THE tepresentative Sales, * erEEns Av CANNERS [t 0 1 ) 2 830 HEIFERS. ) 1 300 W03 00 013 3 00 7..1005 3 4 Owner Standard « STOCKE!S COWS AND HEIFERS. T T COWS AND & WESTE Bitner Bro Mooreficid T. 1L Parl Karl Kort Edward ( phers Mit it OMAHA Market Mentio ss. of Mudisc from Ver Audu- <sentin a car ttle from M of cuttle fror of Baneroft In with four t i of M xon of M tof WHOL OMAHA DAILY PINEAPPLES STRAWBE R TES Cipen-Per | half b MiscE N Lumoxs Verde BANANAS BUTTER—Creamiery iery. fancy, v. cliole® 1 pear half bhls 1 fancy, $4.00 io._per t hed. $10.00 meaty, 85,0061 ERVES s LIES per per Ch Frosh . PE1 dry i Fisn Piines Tos 4 Brans—Hand pieked navy country. $1:40 APPLE BUT picked DRIED prunes. bag cit I, drums, apr Fruir B, 11 cots, jelly cured funcy, 23 m boxes. I ated, b apples. privie ney 10 per cent_tare, fitic: dutes a black cherrics, pitte purcd. fan pitied ply spherries, ev prunes, . C. 60-70, 00 I ralsins. forniu’ Lond 307 Cal. 1oose 1 0P 1880, 1888, new 1yer, new ots, ¢ rslan NOY Oranze pu crop T Ondura T prunciles seed dried Cal new, 1046 CAxxEp Goor 0 -1, pes, 41, Fruits, ( per doz §1.50; g jos, bluck AW DT s, pr -1b raspherries, preserved, $1. Derries, prosery ped. £.00; 2- VEGETABLES per_cun Lo Boston I8 wn brand Sweet Poti- 3 New Jersey, $L60. Pampkin—3 0 ki Ok i tonatoes, Okri 31L60: succotash, Fisn—Codfishi, extra nd bank, new snow white, 2 d_Beans toes Pini ney middles SHOW W 31D, DoXOs, T ind halibut 1 herring, 2 1 sealed stie Holtand herrin herring, $1.30; Russian sardines, plain, and herring, Crown brand, s milkers, % muckercl, No. 1 sh bloaters, half bhis, $1x0 bhls, $7.00: trout, hali KL00; suin 10 ) finnan had- 5 11b Aluska 10 0. 1, 12 0z, B2 s, little neeks. $L25; 21b elums, little 0; % Ihsardines, imported, per cuse ) surdines, Lnported, per 1S 1b fupoyt tines, sardines, can. per 10, French style, #4.505.00 riines. Anerican. per case, 108, Fre tyle, ¥7.000 £3,1504.00; imported key sard SOnA— 1k 10 hox. b Nurs—Aln Braz Ci pecans walnuts, \oks, sep rousted. Hes Tenne BRt Per 1 salts. 4 poried 1o half Wwhitetish fixhy faniily #1100 1 bonéless A pennut O peanuts, 7 Borax, 1% ¢ lue. 1 ur ! wcia, 42 ure, 10e; Its, k 6 1b corned beef. 812 i1 NIV hite, per BIROOMS chipped beef, s Castile, mottled arior 4 e CHO SALSODA JLATE (nber COFFEE McLaug Dilwortn COFFEL PAPEI--St rag uiily. B RBaos—1 nion Sar FARINACE BEE, < FRIDAY Al CHEY "RIL T DExTys Ever XX BLOCK Coreen j1d rolle pitts and LVAN i Tix LA i Pra Steen N Stepn W Wik - BLEACHED COTTONS Tis- &y s NN Amoskenz ett, stand B U, 125 1040; Ofd 1 M Planished 20 per 1 flate, Su ZED SHEE plan. iron, 146015 TE-1. ( - Coke AtLs I THE N A Weddin GINGITAMS dress, Kige Lancuster dress, 8 cutty, d ter, dress Uppers nd B flooring il boards, nl foet, $15.00 £14.00 thnher, 43 flat, conm dressed. se 4 SOUTHERN Y kL iz, $IR.0 L CrMEN ILASTER Bes Bates, ¢ York Luu i 1 and x. i in upwards in et fencing. A sidir I'lengthe, 81 fencin oists and s 110 8y8, 1 on. $12.00 OW star Al BOARD - $1.5 BUILDING BRICK SEWLL B PRESSED TH NSTRUMENTS yeste O 1 and 10t= 11 an LJ Browr trict N ane Late o1 M Don AP Drike bIK &, Dr L Sehroed ard. s add, w d ot he rh, 10 wd add EH Sherwood and wife to V w27, und an 56w wlar 1 w doniiell nd 4. 1 Muuss and wi 18, in addition 10 Bedfc i Norm 11 rtals Tiow Nos Dis st 1A [ arwick naire. 6% nl in dress. 8'3 Whitent aress, Bse; ( dress, & £45.00 Le A sele wnd 1% i n 245,00 1 st stock 1 ) stock boards, 1 Box, 131 K m board ipwards nd upw M. 85.00 t0 £0.00. 1 tc [ REALTY MARKET. pla Ly E G Bul 1 12, D) and st o Jot 18, vio AJ wa ke's ndd B aian K and wi Lineoln I idelmin e 1d und W s e ne n Uil s 12w d I, trustec <1 Side udd y 1ol 1 4. Hillside add 10 M 10 ¢ ne nw el W Brout 101 10, blk W G Martin to.J 4 Mor DILCL Jetter's 181 ndd 10 S Twenty The fol vesterday G. M. Guves, 1wo-story residene Tvan Delye 2531 ¢ T 1y of Omil -1, e d % Drake's transfers Bu wing build t ne-stor wifeto V H ( M i Lena Schneider Adrie ik add i 4. Dell B to Gus Rarnett, ot 14, b1k 2 d e i o M Gul wd N¢ 1Ol 0 Wal Evi M H Coffian, rreg ir A Yaltes, lot 4. bik 2 Jots w d lots 18 and ) lkis 1 and 18, 1, W T B C 1o P ind Two Bolts of Five From Europe Plastered With W R Mora L pt oS S and o 1th Omahia, lding Permits. the Revo particular the Philade portion arly act has never SCHROEDER & DERN, GRAIN, Provisions and Basement First National Bank. 308 South Street, On B 0 N D Scounn:s school DISTRICTS, WATER Correspondence solicited. companIES, ETC. N.W. Harnis & Company, Bankers, 163-165 Dearborn Street, CHICACO. 70 8tote Strest. BOSTON. Stocks. 18th ISSUED BY CITIES, 1eate AGO. BURLINGTON & Q. Ar 10tk and Mas: CHICAGO. 11 & PACIFIC 'k nitic Ex Vestihule 1 CTHW ESTERN W p o pm OMAHA & N1 A0 Lou: SIOUN CITY & PACIHFIC StPau p St pait Limie A Florence Pussenzer Ex. Sun x. Sur PACIFIC Webster Sts 1SSOURL Tepot 15th nr SK uls & K. € 10 st Loul Express Expres pw MISSOURI PACIT UBURBAN TRAINS. Westward RIEHISX ¢ UNION PACIF] WANTED RAILWAY TIME CARD. NEBRASKA \ }hmn al &mk T MAHA, N $400,000 67,600 v W N L BANIK, a CONMERCIAL National Bank Capital, Surplus, $400,000 40,000 om Hiteh Ten Andetsor aident Willinms AN enshier: KR Bivant, ass Omaha Manufacturers. Boots and Shoes, ard, KIRKENDALL, JON Wholesale Manula "mh ol Huuln\ \llh(S A Boston | ! v Hariey & Brewers, T & R, Laget IMI Brewers, N EAGLE CORNICE WORKS '\I.mul‘.\lunr\ of h.l‘\ aniz ul hun (ornice Artists’ Materials, HOSPE, J Artists' \I.mn.n\ Pianos and Organs, Alin, Neb e Coal, Coke, Ete. “"OMAHA COAL, COKE AND LIME CO,, Jobbers of Hard aad Soft Coal. 8 E. Cor Omabn, Neb, . .‘fl:u)(;;}{!\. "UEL L‘(.v. Shippers of Coal and Coke, e B Cig: o igars T ARMSTRONG & CO,, Wholesale Cigars ER P D L DR T SR o Dry Goods and Notions. M. E. SMITH & CO., Dry (.nmh lllll‘ll\llh\L l.m"l\ .uul Notions KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY lmponu\ md |u‘liwr~ in Dry GooDS Ca, 008, Ui and Harney Wholes .Uv l'ul(l\ in lurnllurr CHARLES SHIVE Lurnitare, — Gro McCORD. BRADY & CO, Wholesale Grocers, Y _ Lumber, e, JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, Wholesale qum.r Ltc., Ete. el and Awerican £ Mtk 1y, Quiney Whit CHAS. R. LEE, Dealer in Hardwood Lumber. 1 forring 9th end Douglas raska | Cem Cemet Wood earpets n ane Sash, Ofmic, Corer 10th wod Douglas FRED W. GREY Etc. Jlan Streets, O Uunh(r Lime, Cement, Etc e S and b Millinery and Notiong. 1. OBERFELDER & CO., Impurur\ dfld lnhhm in Millinery, | street LOUIS BRADF(C \1(1’_’. Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Daors, Et Notions "3 T. ROBINSON NOTION CO., Wholesale \nlmnx and l urmthg Goods, Oils, NEOLIDATEI \\hulmlc Refined and Lubricating A 1L Bishop, Mu TANK LINE CO., Oils, Paper CARFENTER PAPER CO., W \]“h‘\.fll‘ Paper Dealers. Carry 1 wrapplug and writing puper, pe 11 10 card paper ———'——fl Safes, Bte, Y & CO., Halls' Sales, 8 Omata - Poy=. Lite. - -~ H. HARDY & CO,, Toys, Dolls ) atn 8 ik Ne —— Water Supplics. Alhums, Fancy Goods, U. & WIND ENGINE & Steam and Water \up'\l!v PUME Owuba Actiog Manager BROWNELL & Lngines, M\nlm m hnml Machinery, on Works, PAXT IRON WORKS, \\1nu«‘nl m/l lm Im. I@mldmx \\Ml{ MAHA P Manf'rs ol Inl il }'nnv.u llu rl \'1(\ sash, Doors, Bt B ~(n|1h ()ln.nhd. UI \.AD Umm Limited,