Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 23, 1890, Page 3

Wheat Very Nervous All Day With But - s . br i ; : ? e XK b Cragtor ot g . 8. DEPOSITORY n\(uu NEB Little Chang Prices. : ; . : ey ¥ . C oans gk 1078, 100 ' 1 3 I cm‘ tal, & e & $400,000 DS . > " . 0 r 1 dry CHEVOIT—Winnconnett 7 t t r Surplus Jan. 1st, 1890, - 87,800 And meaty. .00 10,0, 75c; Slater, fo; Amoske ONLY MODERATE ACTIVITY IN CORN X : f L NLAEE ey 167, | wo8 Toe, hookjold, 19% boo y - R by JT. YAl brestden) Absolutely fire § | p Pairick, W.I1 8 1uglies, cashiier Oats Open Lower and After a Slight nnah. bookfold sateen, 1 ¥ / 4 - Warren, bookfold eateen. 16¢: Norwood, books | I 1 Kansas C « [ " RO c Advance Close at a Loss—News s £ SERVES- 4 3 fold satiien, 11ige; ¢ 5 Dises Corlla No | pointments I'HE IRON BANIL, o s at i JELLIES 1@4c por 1045¢; Cordis A ( Cordis EF fanc r 12th an Streets Far From Exciting ir DREASED EAL - Cholce nie Cordis 1 L A General Bunking Busiuess Transacted, r LINSEED O11 ‘/ 700k Syt kscrew Cashere GO, i . = " CATTLE Cocoasvrs-Per hu b 4 markable today for either streng X i & G .5, Le: Stevens' M. 18 in. 8e; Stevens N, X ness as for nery ness. What strength t v 1 ¥ Pack ¥ OTATOES— Per £ d h Stevens' NN, 2 fn, 0'50; Stevens' SRT, D Asirey " - 3 A Yo LI tion, whintever. the result mny be s : e i ibme. 'PELTS AND TALLOW ted | Fotestar B0, IHGE Naymakers tie) O pasement First National Bank. dry snited hldes, 5 ok, XX & York, i ezt . Sital 0,¢ Aty ; B! W . e 805 South 18th Street, Omaha Capital, $400,000 cad of a further slide the price i t o 3 <&, Sheep pe rence 15¢; fancy stripe H it — —— | Surplus, 40,000 bt y . Culf hide i 1 | rence, $ AN TenCC went to Ste at once. There was u little casier Y \ 7 Sheep pelts. dry. per 5 feeling before 11 o'clock, with July off 1o s6ige R s 1 F $afirde: No. 2 1o Met ..|~ WA NTED Ofcers and T reeman, G M. Then came a burst of strength similar to that | 4 540 ; 0 by Pack X Gdc: yellow, i@, © Htock Trv~Small D 1l ISSUED BY CITIE Hitencock, " oves neau. Hents! B M of yesterday before 5 i ¢ e 1 counTigs,scrool Al MU el TN \ ',{,' A picked navy. mediun > : i DISTRICTS, WATER cashier. b B Bryar went up t e and re par eor - untry. $1.30a1 . 40; goo APPLY BUTTER - Per Ih, 6617, ber . Correspondence solicited. ¢ompaniEs, ETC, Pains b bt 1T i : " . 1 J 213 Roorixa 2, 1 163165 Dearborn Street. CHICACO. r ; ! . . ns, y Drt puh 70 State Straat. BOSTON. Boots and Sh Minneapolls regarding 1 v d, 53 8 3 ) Ehptatbinien gL = s RIRKENDALL, JONES & CO., 060 s decre ! j : i : S ‘“Lm”’“o”’”“ Whlesale Nanufacturers of Boots Shoes ,"_‘,N Hutchinson STERL NAILS - Bas 3 A Hiahe e b mered the marketa 4 1 A < S1eEL Wik NAtLs— Bas « can be sen by mall ¢ Trade fears heavy offer fron ur * : { 3 3 s Wine—Jap. barb, & : o ingahiah s Ll 1 Kingdom imports for the . 5 e J g 1 ) Drugs. $ s WATters of whont and 1500 i v..] ; ; 4 : 7 P& W, 108 Gern Lager Beer Brewers, f wheat ver § s 0 ¢ Lenvas 5 1 5 < rine. [ Omuha. b Omaha. = Cornice. very 1 Express 6Npm | 7ot T Wis 3 ¥ ! ' t 3 \ 1 icago Express 5% a m EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, “wnd” ’ i ; \ 05 811 41 e e $ Y ! : AL except suaday. (10w m - Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornice ‘ Benser 4 Artists' Materials. 0. # L = ¥ 5 ¥ A. HOSPE, Jr. Raw, firn 5 t 1 M .. s 1 1 MARRIAGES OF GREAT MEN. e| A 0 streets . v " rrgorias ‘ { ( i [ 1 1 i St ntan Cliy Day Expross Artists” Materials, Pianos and Organs, i . 31 ‘ [ =3 They Seem to Be Unable to Choose Pit- z $ 2 AR 1515 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb, at the close I L, LN - high standards, wousherries, 5 : ildam “OMAHA COAL, COKE )\\DlthLu, selling at 23%c, tc fresh. firy o Tairy 1 1 2-1b strawbereics, -I Fasphert cussed, ble m ke wiser mar- i ntiment might have e ke b ity it | P reamery. WIN'e; Elgin, 10g By i 3% luchort s i ther people?” and the im- | 4 p & e ey o B Jobbers of Hard and Soit Coal. 7 e Steady: westers ; There was no grent range in values and Wi i 2 > cssion seems to be that the questiol : ) Tard and Tibs Were weak. mess pork was quite | (JAXSAS Cov April 2 Wit 3 ] i ! D ovld be ancwered in the napative says | Teires | CHIOAGO L& PAGIFIG | Arrives. | 5 E:Cor. 180 and Dougles Streets, Omah, Neb | e re o Tt rthomt Fibe kales Worg | DId: No 2 red, cash. $e bid 3 d p i % Chatt Instances ure given of 1 (LT O LR L EO s J NEBRASKA FUEL C( e by Buldwin dnd Fowier und Sgerifg and | G- Steady . A : BRI : tidurd sliced who had the faculty of choosing mer 1io Atinntic a0 p m Shippers of Coal and Coke, Al Sught ribs. May HbS ats -No trading 3 : s the eye who had made bad blunders 415y m Vestibule W w m T S DT July went to LIVERPOOL, April 22 Vheat ct: hold, 077 4 ¥ SETABL 3 i the choice of wives, For instance: | Leaves [CHICAGO S NORTHWESTERN. | Arrives | so—— p offer moderatelys ¢ r N h lard western B 3 A Orata. | 0. P, depot, 10th and Marcy Sta. | Omah % [ 3 nia H T ¢ tinan had the keenest eye forab A Cigars. Fror July & | Cental: red western, winter, 1= Sty standard Testgrown ! 9158w Chicaxo Express ... 020 pm e for May, closcd “at #1255, and ¢ ven Al 7 ri Woster a choice which the j , 180 m (Lv ex. Sat) Matl (Ab ex Mon) 140 a m EAN, ARMSTRONG & CO, closing it $15.00. 7 | 63d per cental 1 35 (AL j0am —— AndSe s April : ; i § T B A o e T BN Dpw. e P L Wholesale Cigars. i1 cars: shipnients, 50 car k i ; i B kL Yotism ¢ iivho b dodinat Leaves CHICAGO, MIL. & ST. PAUL Armves (s st 2 getise: low grades d n ‘ ) 3 : 1 I "‘ : ”,‘ e )" ‘.[{” L Omaha. |U. P depot, 10t and Marcy Sta. Omaba. 402 N. 16th Street. “He ! ORIOAGD ABeti o 3 ateg pril and May. 87c; on tr 1 1 5 9 n law stinian picked Theodora s m .. Chicago Mail (except Sunday .. 5 = = = PO ram 10 | porern, Aj nd Ma \ I out of the ‘whole worl¢ d that lady. »m Chicago Expri b Dry Goods and Notions. THE Bek]—CATTLE-The market opened with [ SGUGEE N thern L ) ietes 5 DLy oy rather a sl sh” demand and trade dra, d on track, s1@ 3 1 A 5 i 5 SIS 4 LOCORLUS e = — . E. S TH & CO. A W demand 1 / | D NRTA & T 1D M. E. SMITH & CO., at weak prices. common thin steers L : ient—Trregu s i : : b z e e e P, depot, 100 apd Mar Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods and Notions roughest fleshy medium weight grades be PLoas St Louts ¢ I 2% iradvance, Packers quotable by some salesmen at S@ibe lc s h o N LT must ha 1 = Corner 11th and Howard Streets. = e — As the day passed, however, n steadier f 3 ! g 1 1.6 : v 3 f t ) 5 Omaha. EILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS CO., was developed and fair clearances effected at 1 at & ) 5 1 : i et 1is will 1 ked E 3 — 0,05 p B 4 prices not materially different fr “ e I P e i ; . and A 166 L m Importers .'md Johhm in Dr\ (oods, quoted yesterday 4 » general v 1 b 5 5o 5 | ' g 1 s o ¥ CITY & PACIFIC Arrives | Gents' Furt 1ith und Harney ures. Hu f sale. but N L £ L 4 > 1. s o’ f . I f 3 n Ste rvm:hn offerings be unatiractive. Nearly 1800 | Qats-Eadden a - ( 2. 4iy 29 2 TOst 1 4 1 L —Denat ; ""1“ ‘} L DEWEY & STONE Texans areived, principall assers, and Bkt g . s 2 ¢ v L lacl Is Exp : < bt Vi poon 5106 concepisions | MILWAUKEE, Aril 22 : i el ) \ | i ! \une e £xn 2 \\hUI(\.lll Deaiers m iurmlnn Hoady, Tho stockerand trade wus ir SOrL N o 1 5 ¥ : % ) v E - S - e | mdition. A liberaln of orders Oats. R IND N E 4 l . ae 3 C.ST PoM &0 Arrives CHARLES S RICK, 1 hand, but they earried with them in 3 ) " 1 : s 3 ons that ovisions- 2o PRL RN » - | S neve revers 2 1 City Exp Su 3 p m a s n\u ‘1ml 10 “ od 1(. {5 5 LIVE STOCK. 7. L 1 Florence :'nw Ex Sun)..| 845 s m $440004.50: 1200 10 1550 1hs. lect - t 3 Florence Passen; Fx 030 p m Groceries. s, ®LIG4.00; stockers and feede CAGO, April 22 R )1 i 1id = 4 ! 7 SSOURI PACIF = S el At SIyon R 3| ket atena s 10100 10Wars: Deoves, ¢ .60 ? diries ' f 3 P _ McCORD, BRADY & CO, ! &K C Expre ] Wholesale Grogers, of butchers ea t steady fi mueh below yesterday's 15th and Leavenworth Streets, Omaha, Ne i ] t opened and ruled 5o | Stecr § t 1 rdines WOk i 1FIC SUBURBAN TR _— lower in the Rock Istand and Burlington divis- | Hogs ¢ hetlower: mixed Jons, but steady In the northwest The latter | and Heht, 5 14.35; skips, divis Bowever, was lowest yesterday. | 15000 1 ) 3 hence the general lasis of prices today was on | Sheep-—Rec irket steady . 1 t ! i v : ] ! JOHN A, WAREFIELD, Several 10ts of very prime heavy | fod, $50005.5 : A : y | TBiOONS : ta : 1 : R 5 515 ¢ ; \\Ltlll\d](‘ Lum} ur I[(,, Etc. old at#4.30, one extra fancy up to#.is 5 3 s, $2.00 1 ) e V. g Hak d the packing drovers reely X i AT S 3 b u y iy “"" and #.1064.12 for fair t0 beste Mixed hogs moved | 1955@13e. . wi W n 1 7 1, 8y . L - 1ice 5 venly humélu(h fl; \u‘] i #4 ll. being o ) 1 % 5 ( 1 Il ! 1 o r o CHAS. R. LEE, populir busis orted light butehers' an ST, Lovis. April I 1 5 B ik 1 ; i oG tAd T va i LR AT e Al oY, B e P O ; 1 ) 5 2 1 ; i Dealer in Hardwood Lumber, #.00 Jargely at #4.20, und were made ctoors, SLI0@4.00; Stockers i X < \ 1 1 i : 4 At : AR chijetly iround #2.5 Tail end and cull lot g Receipts, 0,700 - f . g i 2 Streets, Omahn, Nebra T sold gencrally around 8.0 avy. 1024 :H‘ 4 1 1 e 3 ( 3 : o 1 i f n 0 [ LOUIS BRADFORD, FINANCIAL Kaxsas Crry. April 1 ; 5 RPN ; & S ; 24 2 148 Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, TuE BEE]—STOCKS—The characteristic of the | stockers and feeders. .00 ; : WeatBide, .. 0 4,48 5.40 g T 10th and 1 gkt stock market was less activity, strength ex- | | Hoge-Reed pc n ! ik o Mes. M, Subaenberier 1 Dam, Wis., | Wl 3 FRED W. GREY, market lowe b ; . ndig 1 write Ve Dy AS 1 5 2.0 e Ma T tending toa smaller number of stocks und Sior iy Al X ! s e NI - e oo 1 1 Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc, mornin There was some well distr H*w- ln'l"‘\ 2 t 1 3 s ) ) CANNED MEATS i h 1.,: fe ¥ and-rheumsit 1 "' o vy iy il il T O al ! & b g business but Coal stocks were dull and other | 410 3 1 h tonzuc, $ b oarned 3 g E UNION PA SUBURBAN TRAINS 2 4 y i 1 beof, § K “Write AN This to Ken Thesc traias th. 20tk wnd 24tk Millinery and Notions. leaders 1 Refineries, Louisville & r 2 Sl e _ Thesc traius wiso stop nl 15th, 17t Ak wnd 24t ) nery s Nashvill Gus showed marked re- OMAHA L““ STOUK. i 3 : | ; English brawi = i s taken from L e o ey e 1. OBERFELDER & CO. Auctions in the of truc Opening Cattle. } s v 61D Eng i E v B Sheel's e in Millinery prices were generally higher than lust night's | : © e luEsDAY, AV 22 ipped *Th : h o T lsoutn [awwrise Importers and Jobbers in Millinery, stimated receipts of cattle @300, conipared y i it SUGARS a 4 i 1 N Ala and 212 South 1ith street. with 125 yesterduy and 2310 lus nduy 4 ndard ) 9 £s Jutity, but the market receded fmmediately | s o5 Festerduy und S41h lusy ! J R and concessions followed all over the x-...\.u[v St heavy bar g fteudy : ) list. An especlully weak spot was Chi- | prices. " Late reccipts, zether with discour- G < u ha cui Three s cago Gus, which dropped suddenly from K d AL “I';;V‘ OO n ," ¢ E \ 5 neluc f A ’[A A i NOTION ” %010 48%c, o portion of which was afterward y . e deciine, with yab Lk 2 : \ n, were condemed 10 penul s ; : Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods, recovered. Colorado Coal lost % to 5l Sugar fi 10 | p Tor [ nel 2 two women [ o8 6 1124 Harney street. Omuha. Lumber, Eto. NEW York, April 2.—[Special Telegram figures though displaying considerable irregu- s if the weakness of remainder ad- | Ly b6 Jowar Lhar Market Mention. i8S o g ¥ le for t 8 3 CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE C( 1 fractionall ‘11‘::‘;‘;;1 R T Hogs lower. ¢ ! i nists to th i ARt : : Wholesale Refined and Lubricating 0ils, and firm but generally i~ —'" = Jumes Miller sent in @ ear of ho € s t under first prices. . Among low pric < ORS. Axtel, g £ s Loaves CHICAGO. BT & FACIFIC Armive v Tlint and Pere Marquette wis wted receipts of hog 0, compiry Downey & f marketed cattle from Mar- ‘ransfer | Union Depot. Counell Blufts Traosfer e ure, rising 10 W3 4 i yesterday and 5580 last Tuesday. | guette i m - e _“,”R.n. the' case yesterduy the market warket opened be lower.was slow and | 15y Jowner . X % Ao 2 e p 630 6 m e e ) 2 OF 14 per cent o he close yester- I T L e of s wis LBl AERIA 5 ¥ CHICAGO STE = ! It England and Pacific Mail edch ruled | prices paid was § parad with ot z i 3@ S S N e e L T rthern Pacific common and pre- | yesterday and ast Tuesday. T t 5 fr ¢ m, 1'% itics tein, F . e Faprese wpw — == ferred showed falr gain, the latter touching | the first duy thismonth when the uverage fell 3 - ¥ \ . 1d om b . ule Lin . fpanm Safes, Ete. . Inthe Granger group stocks shuply re- | below H.0 had Log ; « \ v 800 p Atiantic Mail T m S covered ot St. Paul, which » 5 : ¢ ; 3 A. L. DEANE & CO, Was up 1 Over tho close of yesterday o 0% ol Prevailing ¥ £lgas: . e At IOy Twidk f i v Jeaves (CHICAGO. ML, & ST PAUL Arrivos General Agenta for B Gould stocks Missourd Pucific was weak | The following is a table of prices paid 1 e ca 4 tine e wic S « renstors Unlan Depnt 3 T AR and Weltern Union strong. 10 i< conceded now | this mariet for the gradus of stock ment o s R TOLIVESQ 1 L R tihe ; CLloss Malr et . ] Halls' Sales, At most of the short interest fs elminated | Prine sweers, 130 to 160) Bs - il ree cars of cot i s ne d d ¢ Wi e m 1 and 423 Sonth 10th St., Oma and that the temporary hesitation of the mar- | ¢ 1230 t0 149 s 4 3 ‘“" AR necang Cul from | L i th mahs ket is due to the husteof bulls to « 130 s g ars of cattle f o 0B der him: 1f1 i slump before the close than on Monday. | Common canners A ke had @ car of cattle on the mar- et peRs fron F el 3 There was free selling of fong stock. Trust | Ordinary 1o fair cows ke ha i fron : " : HHARDY au sharp decline. Money wis run up to & per | Good 1o ch ws v ; 4 it ansabishewd g e Jefaealohy | Chpngts : o b teon an | o 3 b : : : .. Togs, Dalls, Ahums, Faey Gons, and Louisville cach lost fs. At Ustockers ind feeders Benner of Cupp & Benner, M ¥ ¢ 8 ) miik Farnam street, Omaba, Ne ¥ ? CHICAGO, BURL'N N rrives lower for the day.” Northwestorn i iice ligh Trau \ P o1 k s | : 1 5 00w YT S0 pm Water Supplies, and were 4 v » 1 81 t ty Bs 1000 Express. . .. 5 m - g rly advance. Coal sto i C o, iz & peal 10 me sk 1 .00 1 " - T - Totui sules, 1 J Dry Gg . Lo ; LB pm leago Fast Mall ¥ pm . §. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO., owing were th " “omparative Tables. BROWS COTTON— At ; i 1d 1 1 ) e O PR \l(.xm und Water \Up[rln\ les show the range Atlantic I, 6 ponves. n Dep h i ! th fithe niostaty i ¥ Transter Union Depot Blufls. | Transfer a i noa k., Omahis woeek E ks 1 Reoanaet il onds 8 hot Ux City Accommodation. || 6.5 & m G Hons, Acting MaBager hreforred i e ' e raToWniak R 4' \\,..“.d i : . e Veul Expross iBom | —— - e s week. | Last week, |, FaGs— Fivigited ut any Brioe b N B ivery BROWNELL 81 ok Sk - Poutl dry A Bae SRt e e : Engines, Boilers and General \l.ulnmrv Mond TTwai ™ | pleked ¢ i Sidringon & Moo SR AY. . v A 0 1 ” et hed noee of & Sheet-ron work, & pumps, eaw mills S Bt L el ~ VERER | BN : el | B B , . . e UNIDN beeviruh v tiewm sumpe 1 ) Central i "0 proferred. bursday T 10 dressed. fancy ] choice, | 00.9%; Best Yet Blackstone A A, 74 . p g 5 ey union Pacin Eriday .. 8 i 10 geese. liv - butter cloth XX, 4ici” Cabot. T 5 po genuge sal PACIFIC Iron Works. Wnsus & Texus 104 |W.. St L & P . 05w L . \\\h hor, t d W.oshirunk, 4y Y o Faciae | The fotlowing table shows e Fge o price [ fon plover, | Halncn Weatinh i it Jemper 100 ; : Mely! et L h Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work, usy Bt 24 per cent aid for hog: L canyus- pEVOS . - diokeoper. 8 1 ik : > aae UK MERCANTILE DAPER-5@T | Lient un dium b i $4.003.00; red-ien icks, doz, | Klug Pulllip cambrle, We; Langdon G B. it akat Esgines irase work. genersl oundry, machiie sud STEKLING EXCHANGE-Quiet a1 ce mixed 3 ! ks, z 2 xed | Lonsds wonsdale cuwbrie, 1 t produce ar T t ' Ry o oel, Umahs siaty-day bills, 8805 demand, HY " © heavy b . b T L OW OARIXGS T Mining Stocks. ge Price of Hogs. Popperell, a-f uotes | 3 1 IRON WORKS Popper Homestake - HON EY - 150 1 ; T i | it B per o LI “ | Photgraphing Powd NORTH and SOUTH | s 13‘ul.xi""ix‘ifii1§mvummm Highest and Lowest Sales of Hoge, BRERRIR 4 : g/ Branch om and Iea sets, Omabs, Neb. Today Yester Al —-_’ Special Telogram to Tap | Pichest - on h e r Py . . e P 1802 Farnam Street H()uih Omaha. west west ioh s ol daand for = 0| s was0; | £ p Jheplo HARRY P, DEUEL | Gk YAKDS to manufactures huve Average Cost of Hog Lenons wuch u excess of thelr | Thefollowlng table gives the aver e bsomaee | Joeriea Graci Allen | oF jrst u th City Passenger and Ticket Agent, | 01 buulll Omaha, Limited,